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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
NoANK
Junior Mechanics Elect Officers
 Christmas Tree of Liberty Council.

Washington council Junior Order U. A. M.. had election of the following of dcers: Councillor. A. B. Rathbun; vice councillor, Fred w. Buddington: recording secretary. Walter Wolverton; assistant recording secretary, George Spicer; financial secretary, Eugene McDonaId; treasurer, Charles Fitch; chaplain. Cornelius Fowler; conductor, Frank Barlow; inside sentinel. John S. Smith: outside sentinel. W. o. Rath-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
unfrIsndIx te Hank.

Italy has begun to buy war ma teriai in this country for 1917. Haven't the Italians any regard for Henry Fcrd's feelings?- York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Local Laeonics.

Local Laeonics. Calling will be the order today. The banks will be closed today. Watch night sessions were the rule in Westerly.
 Miss Mary Hazard, daughter of MT and Mrs. Rowland c. Hazard and Wall
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Wasn,t lseklng at ceIumhia.

Colonel Roosevelt vigorously dez rrouDcing international erimes' eer- tainly must strike Columbia as the height of irony. Columbia 6. Csl
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
SToNINGToN

Firemen, Knights of Columbus and
 Others Welcome Advent of 1916-
 Officers of Tierney Cadets.
 Pioneer Hook and Ladder company celebrated the passing of the old year and the coming of the new, in their quarters in the fire house, assisted by women friends of the members. In
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Mrs. Eaien F. York Stanton. 46. wife of Abel H. Stanton, died in the nrst hour of Friday on the tWenty-hrst an- utversary of her marriage, at her home ter Of William York, who died in the Anguilla district three weeks ago. and prior to moving to New London, where her husband engaged in bustnessk She resided in Westerly, as did her huS- band and they were married here. Mrs. stanton has been in falling health for several weeks, but her condition was not considered serious. Upon invita- tion her aged mother arrived at the Stanton home. Thursday afternoon. ac- companied by her son. Courtland F. York, and they were met at the door and welcomed, by Mrs Stanton. MT. York returned home in the evening, but his mother remained and was with her daughter when she died. The cause of death was an acute attack of paralytic shock Mrs. Stanton is sur ytved by her husband her mother and brother.
 The fire department responded to an alarm cent in Thursday night from Box 52. and made quick time in reach ing the house, No. 114 Main street, occupied by Mrs. Alice Gent and fam fly. The old fashioned chimney was afire and the blaze was speedily ex- tinguished with chemical and without any property damage. Chief Cottrell entered the house, located the fire and applied the remedy. The stovepipe en- tering the chimney was almost at white heat and woodwork nearby would have soon been afiane but for the timely discovery of the fire and the prompt action of the firemen.
 The citizens' conrnittea is now fully organized and will supervise the con struction of the new bank building for the Industrial Trust company. The membership and was out in full force Friday to see that the mast of the big derrick was properly placed and snugly secured with wire rope guys. It was clsimed that the citizens com mittee that supervised the new post office building. permitted the four big elm trees to remain, in order that when the time for erecting the new bank building came, these trees would come in handy and serve as tying posts for the guy rope supports Of the Sig derrick The committee selected the farthest away from the building site as the first to he used and the contractors acQuiesced In stretching the wire guy rope from the derrick to the tree tho wire rope came in contact with the trolley feed wire, the vfFid fash that resulted caused the committee to change position from the post oef1ce steps to the lawn of the Colonial club, where after brief ses- sion 1t WIS decided to suspend opera lions for the balance of the year.
 Just week after the charred bones of Thomas porr Main were found in the ruins of his burned home in the Woody HjN section, Coroner Everett A Kingsley Of Westerly. acting for Coroner Edgar T. Spencer, of Hop kinton, held an inquest, 1t being be- Heved that Main was murdered and robbed and his home and body burned to cover the crimes. It is understood that Main had considerable money iii his possession, including silver coin. but no trace of the coin could be found in the ~uins Several witnesses were summoned by Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell and examined bx the coroner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

factor of great wealth feeds that inc should grow so fat-New York Mail.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Natural Curiosity. Perhaps T. R. went to that dinner just to see on what meat q male-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

The o6teet o. this suit 10 to obtain
for the complainant an absolute divorces
from the defendant upon the grounds
OF inddslity and wtilful and continuous
abandonment and dssertion- And II APP
pearing from affidavit hled according
to law that tAa sAid defendant. Mar
oslfus q. 1yanor 10 not . resident Of
this state, and that his last known
address was Ne. i4is Brunt Street
Baltimore. Ma. Il II therefore ordered
that said defendant do appear within
fiftesn days after due publication Of
this order In the clerks OFFICE OF eus
said court and do what may be nsces-
sary to protect his interests herein.
And II IL further ordered that . copy
Of this order be published once . week
for four successive weeks In The Rich
mond virginian. = newspaper printed
and published In the city OF Richmond.
Virginia
Tests:
PHILIP v. coaBnL.
Clerk.
A Copy-Teste:
PHILIP v. COGBrLI.
Clerk.
c. Mimms. (. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

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= - 1sS 80 6,-.as .1I| = -.
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las1n I1Gij - IS xeakveroA =
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m ~ - - 1,,r,S. n i,ie ss~~1
hsav1 ~ S1eSSse fcpsessSfSf}Ss. 40
tha snfhn6faSl18 Reo6ptiea - SoSofVo1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

a. nnxA 4 ss4 49,, : :

-. -n~a = Nn.s II Snuusa~ - -
~ = 80; ~ II .rssss.s -'-
49, = "a .,.v>.
ne Ncn ~ - ~ y "a ~
ooSe - Grsnk A1ssL ~ -
aaiy wnea e 80 ~ inee ~ 49,
~ 49, Weii AlussEs 49,
Dy Fenn9yiyanis Jufor On -
Co. ~ fliANs.pnaG - 80.
WORD w. orOut e - @
curing noon inpsr mlscu tnes 1912
0roes wAs dtecusang Sne case outsaos
n tne cor1ocr - *.
the 3udee ma aim prouent ~ aln :
"a MIN 80 ahd tour deys ~
Juror, ana ordsred him commitsed e
AL until his hne Vac paid. Tne t1sl.
which ves . serious one. hao 70 De
pogep0ned.
Is Juror eros. nAd tak,n cup 2!
Gomez o. tea with ms luncn ne wouio
mot hays ossn yso ana Tour day1 pay
ont. But inssead OF tnat. ne went g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
HE'S m HoRTrAIA


Wins Bet By Drlnk1ng Q
Squirrel Whta1rey.
Chicago. H.. 10 Juxe 1e<1G
Purclhla wa entertaining : few 1
pantons 1t his home IN OnA m
drsdth Street.
IT could drink = 4uart u w1s1lIc
right now" sAad the host. 5S
'T'il buy It II you DO. remarked ~
Of the 9uest1.
A quart Of -squirrsf'' whlslky ~
procured.
Il went. ssa
vitxkA threw down the empty IN
tie and with Wild yall fell Il n
door unconscious. M
A police ambulance hore him " n
American Theatrical Hospital. NJ
DR.. Thorct and the nufnes 49,
over the writhin9 vtctim for a ~
Finally he regAined conalc1ouon4 n
II will never drink more thaa
Of whiskey 1t = time a4fSr ~ Nj
SAID ts~ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
THIEVES KILL sALooNIsr


Hold Up Liquor seller AZ Night-Ons
a. Them Ueee Revolver.
New York. June 1D.--Harry Green.
proprietor Of liquor store, WAS SHOT
and killed late at night By one Of
three robbers who attempted TO hold
him up. A customer who. was In ths
store was forced At the point Of . re-
volvsr TO 70 into . rear room. Green
was shot when ne attempted to jump
over . counter to call for aid.
Green was talking over the tele-
phone with . brother In Brookfyz
when tho three men entered the store
Wait minute, Dave" he raid q
his brother. Here are three Gus.
toners"
A minute later the man In DroOkfyx
heard the sound Of = pistol shot 0veI
the telephone wire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Birmingham. Ala. June lS.-Ala-
bama membsss Of the Board Of Di-
rsctors OF the National Anti-eaioon
League who win serve during the "a
suing year are George II. Estes, DR..
L c. Branscomb and J. g. Psrsinger,
according to an announcement made
by the local ofIiciAls Of the Alabama
organization These directors wore
selected at meeting Of tho 1axsou-
tive Committee It the Young Mems
Christian Association.
At the meeting, the new constttu-
ton OF the National Anti-6al0on
League was ratified. and arrange
msnts were made to send . lar6e
delegation from Alabama to attsnd
the meeting Of the National Assocta-
ton at IndiAnapoliA June - to -.
Judge Samuel u. Weakley, OF Btr-
nainsham. will b one Of the speakers
there.
DR.. Purlsy A. Baker. supsrintsnd-
emit Of the national Anti-saloon
League, was present at the meeting
Tuesday. Others who attended wers
Or. w. b. Crumpton, ]. C. Pers1nu-
Or, Il b. Nusurove. DR.. Z. G. Brans-
comb. George n. Estes. r. G. RAtlt6.
r. y. 0oodall and 7. Il. Ballard:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20


Cumberland. Nd. June 1s.-Nors
than 800 liquor dealers In AlisEany
County have combined TO test the con-
stitutionaiity Of the johnson law
passed by the last Legislature. which
imposes = license Of 900 on each
dealer Ia the State. The act 10 now
effective and. through Saul Praeger
and Fuller Barnard. Jr.. attorneys, m
injunction - sought restraining it, en-
forcement.
The license granted May l, for
which the regular fee was paid. gave
the right to sell liquor In AllsgAny
County for one year. According ia
the new law, II the dealer does moi
take out Z license under II. his old H.
censs can be suppressed and the
money paid for It connscaAsd. Ths
enforcement OF the act. II II claimed.
would be taking away property with
out due process OF law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
Richmond. Va. June II. 1919

Sealed proposals. VIII BE- received q
this eiiss until - O'CLOCK, NOON
JUNE -. 1914 for grading Canspa g.
between OAkwooA Avenue and Dick
inson Street
Forms Of proposals can b. obtained
On aoplicatien.
company each BID ~ . guaranty Of e.
soution Of contract.
The Administrative Board rsssrvs1
the right to rs3set any and all bids.
CHA0. u. DolIInS0,
City Engineer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

EypsWxssssu-1Ant, 0a1o. HneAAnss
for svsry requirement As prices from
14Ege mp; cash Or easy pAymsnte.
Rent % month: months. 95.S0
Three month"; rent applied on pur-
chase; every machine Rsmington,
guaranteed. REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER COMPANY. SO East Main
Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Atlantis, q. -
oSe5sss rscniSs{isa ~
|hel6- Tho dec1ntxn eyIe
con, with JUDGES 0Su9t& IN n
NeWznaa citing III t. Co.
P1nebloon and vaidoekA
Sheriff Htckets0n, of Go4Ee0
The injunctiOns pray4d ~
|nisd. ThS 1eo. eee wofth ~
ferfe1te6 - thu g0vernxkece
section 40 Of ne pona1 &C.,
shipmeut ~ hQuof II intefsta ~
msrOs mot properly lADslsd = 1e93
to the 9oyQrnm1uk. Y Il w ~ sS4 &
The owners u the Wh1a1key ~
the GEORGIA pfchibltton leW u441
tut1onAl on the 1xoun6s tha$ -
process o. law wAs provided m
section Of the act under Wl1tGH t44
struotion Of the whisky Wa a1eeGDe41
On this they bassd the pstltfcn te2
denied them. g.
Acting ON an order Issued NJ I
Emory Spssr, Deputy uuite6
Marsfaals Frank y Riley and
Cooper seizsd the two caSjcaG
vhisksy held on = Railroad sf4i1
Of contention between the 6*ok4 M
Federal courts since the original
urs BY 8herin Rickstson, ~
County. on May i. |s,s|
WIN H EEeld.
Deputy Riley left valdoseA md Nul
Joined BY Marshal Cooper fro0 1GA61
The whiskey Ii at Mobley.s G4dtn6 "a
the Ooilla, -valdostA and r1n1hlo1
Railroad. and will be hsld ~ 49,
officers awaiting the deciai0n e4 a.
fsderaa authorities.
The shipment was held ~ ~ t
Coffee County sheri6 On route fr6(
Fitzgerald 20 Jackeonv1lle, ia, MN
the tntsntion. u 10 understood. ~ H&
Stroy1ng II i federal in1unotton W
obtained, however. and the whtno4y ~
In charge Of Z custodian who row e91<
renders 70 the deputy marshA1n.
nesses were summoned 10 the 9ene1@
Federal Court In session hers ~ ~
tify relative to the I..isoranding It IN
shtpmenG Judg~ Gpesrs order U9
vents further action on the dlor4
ton Of the whisky until that phaAo r
the oase II settled.
The whiskey was billed ~ houeeA64|
g0oday constituting Q vtolAk1on q 4r
erAl laws In interstate shipmouln
was alleged by q. W. urssn,
manager Of the railroad company
I thS whisky wAs mot Dtiisd tor
tefseaAs journey however. The o1ll
nal bill Of lading called for transp0ef
tion Of tbs two Cars from l7tnGoR4
TO Lax. Ca Later ~ hAa veT1al a.
strucfinn 70 REFILL 10 JA0knnnN1l1n m
| the whiGkey' W4o oel1ed ~ the a1soll(
before Il was rebmed. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

|TRANeIER ASKED AND
QUESTION RAISED
Commissioners Tell Applicant
They. Are Convinced He
Il Not Owner But Merely
Agents. Friend q Certain
Indiana Politicians.

cry 0Wuoruhtp OF SALOONS IA
auolis Il 70 b tsstsd by the Marion
County Commissionsrs It was an
ncurcsd ~ the board In granting
Iames Gordon the right to transfer
m Mcensa from ass East Washing-
ton street 70 IS North East Street.
The board b Of the opinion that prev
cry ownsrship u not psrmissiDie un.
der the nrootor law. II believes that
Gordon Il q brewery stool.
ssThe board II convinced tha& you
are not the owner Of the saloon. ous
that YOU are merely the agent Of the
Hvnneviilo Brewing Company, eaao
UmsIsy w. johnson. county atfroney,
speakjng for the board. to Gordon.
ssrhe question Of brewery ownsrship
In this city VIII ~ tested. the Com
missionsrs have decided, under the
Proctor law.
'of oourss. the board must now b
guided by the actual Svtdenos before
Il, and this b not strong enough NOT
to grant transfer. However. your
caae will b Investigated further.
Gordon n we'll known to the aAiooa
patrons Of Mast Warrington 8trest.
ana he also y . we'll known friend Of
certain politicians. He formerly wns
q bartender ce jos Foppiano. court
house custodian, and his licenss to-
day was transferred from the OLD
KAlssrhoff Notel> stand.
- Hen InGNe6De0d.
Il y understood that Foppiano has
been greatly intsrsstsd In the case
Of Gordon and has opDosed the
granting Of ! transfer 20 Gordon.
When before the commisaaonar.
Gordon admitted the Aetna Trust and
Savings Company had . mortgAEe on
his bar and salooA 8lxtureA This
mortgage formerly was hsld by 9 per-
son connected with the Miller Brow
|ing Company. but when given to the
trust company II was executed in the
presence Of an agent Of the Evans
willie Brewing Company. Gordon said.
Gordon denied that he agreed to
sell only the besr of the Evansville
company, ana also contended he was
the bona fide owner Of thu saloon.
The board, It 10 sai.. has some In
formation regarding the reported sale
OF saloons " the Miller Brewing
Company to the Evansville company.
The commissioners refused to say
how complete their evidence n. but
III was learned that more than twenty
saloons were involved. Mortgages on
Lars and saloon fixtures have been
filed recently with tho recorder. which
show the mortgages are held by the
trust company ~ trustee.
John Jaeger pridss himself on be-
Ing known ~ 4 model saloonkseper,
he told the commissioners He was
before the board seeking transfer
Of ownership OF the saloon Of G. w.
Kienath, at 4l1 Massachusetts, Avenue.
He was called because It was suspect
"a he was 4 saloon broker. making
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
NuMuAL

Mew Many TAsasanA TaahanG MAsAans
records are there yeu hAvs never
hearA--nsvsr will Aear--unlsss you
Z. aAop3 ear alah AxeAAnsa- plan and
sxehAngs those you are tiYed u for
. fresA supplyf Drop . post card and
ret the details. SOUTHERN REC
ORD EXCHANGE BURDAU. r. q.
Box 1866. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
uocusa1THs

We Caa RuDfssa1s Any lkey AnA Guas-
aatss u 70 6t E1sctrsc bslls installed
and repaired. Estimates free. l'hons
Randolph rs. work called for ana
delivered RICHMOND KEY wORKA
eot East Clay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

WANTDD-ALI-ROUMD PMIMTE0
WHO CAN HANDLE JOB AND
NEWSPAPER WORK IN AN UP-To-
DATE COUNTRY OFFICE. STEADY
JOB FOR GOOD. SOBER MAN. APP
PLY TO VIRGINIA CITIZEN. IRy-
IN0TON. VA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

CaT16avuea ma1nsanatan CnSbons 01ves
uniform eembustion. saves - Per
csnt o. POUR kxs1 sest Carbouveld
II mot N on, bit oomhinAtieA of
chemioa1e which Itheraxs oxygen gAa.
which reaches cyiinder walls and
prevsnte Iermation of carbon. Fut
mp In I'VE oisenI 20 cents ana u.
Aai1sA On receipt Of prioe. Manu-
faotursd ~ Lloyda Of America. DIE
tributsA ~ N. J. b UTHERTD0A
Princess Anna. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

q ~ - / : /
Gl ys wmsis ess1sy
xoG1o N 1e41oo ffom o1ao16a -
aoon6y 49, ~ $500 800 oog1ns
No4&R t4fh eoeek ue1er1aese 60
s1&naea s1DoUgIA1M vmWr
" - 6lp 1ls1A ~ ~ vs.saA.
tn6E - ~ Wswpeft 0pttage -
new spsA ~ ls1e ssessA vireiaiA
Hssss s:ss>c ~ ~ rs,s ~ y ss; WI,
icusS1v Is~Ss -. Ma a. Z. NoR-
TON. Typp- Dex 4 oesAn View. Va
-
N1sunts Cssensss 1mS. 0mOnGD ~.
Bx0U1fT. prop. 1feAefn n evesy r.
opect. 0econ6 la$9S NottAge east Of
hotsL oceaa view. ". vex ~
EArss SAa1y ossaA11s ~ lGnss Dssa
stakioA, miles from Peaks Of Otter.
lAxgs shady pofeh aAd comfortaAle
roosnA rsAsonabis rates. BERTA
WannaAr.summser 1eaxAsaa. Leve1y
grows On Petsrsburg intsrurbaA
Hire, neay Densley Park. Good water
ana 0rst-clase oountry board. Al.
drsss lGRA A. J. DAVIS, Drswry's
Dlu6. W.
nserAsea. IAress
eool houDe; hot and cold waters
tennis. swimming: cAs and half miles
from station. HOPEWELL FARM.
0orAensvfl1es VI.
xaSHe, sAaAy 0sssnls. ~ 1l1as
from stAtiou, : miles froP Peaks q
Otter. lares. shady porch eaA com
torteblo roomA. reasonable fAeea.
DNNTA 0PERRY. Dsdfsr1 Va.
Aouts Ne >.
oums.se DsasasEu Wsstel - Osun1sy
home. Nodern eonvsuienoss. Box
114, Orange. Va
Osvesul Dsar1ssu DssireA, Asuas Gen.
fsrta. eool. shady: large rooms.
"sPRrN0FIELDs FARM" oorAsos-
VILE. Va
several DearAssu Wnntea h Q Nass,
auis& country home. Special attsutton
u old ladisA Rsfsrsnees furnished.
Address n" Chase City. w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA; IN THE Clerks OyTICD
or TIM CIRCUIT COURT or CAH8-
TnREIDID COUNTY. N VACATION.
JUNE 8. 1914
Mary Bydnor. ...........Co Complainant
Marcsttus q 0ydnoF. -. Defendant
IN EQUITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

NOTICE
1ks rs9uIsE annual mSSfinS OF The
stockholdsrs Of the Robert Harding
Compaay. Ina, Will 10 held ~ the Of
nee Of 3. p. johnson Publishing Com
pany, No. 10 3. Eleventh Street, In
the city Of Richmond, virgtnta. We'd
nesday. July s. 1s16. af o'clock p. II
=. C. BROCK. o4orstary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
UOox RwAuexso.

4sve Yeus Clssk Oolley Fse. HspaareA
delivered End EuaxantAsd. Phone
Madison S4ek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

to 31.eoe In business paying Is per
cent to 10 per cent monthly. Ad-
dress r. q. Box go. Richmond. Va.
IL SSsr7 q ETS1 T1yfs1S 01sssss,
who laid the foundation Of Z fortune
In one ysar through our unique Coz
operative realty plan. with b seat
on request: 10 ron desire 70 make
big money and b yeur own boss
write today: previcas experience I'M
accessory. NcDONReN1kA 9-lAe1,
1l3s Ysa St. WasAtaGtoa. p. q.
11y 01I teeek q F1e1o1fn9 6o01aay.
special Low price for new Arlllag
campaign. put down. ~ wslia Cem-
two dividends. write free tnfsrna-
tion. AAAI10AAAT1n OIL CO.
Iio4 CoicorA Bldg. Oklahoma Oi1a-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

- ro6isA lh - Hznse 80.
te1ok ~ f11t - ssl.beoa1 1En3n
q y - eesss4 = phsae DepisyuF1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Insss1sesA q DAsesa1ssy We9As A.
Tor our sataiog OF latest smbroidssy
designs. IT'S frSa. HAM OOIDAN-
NER eeS3 Dshsncsy. Philadslpn1a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

SITUATIONS wANTMD-axALE

INCONSISTENCIES - 1fNet1sn - NO.
tionASy engineer. Have had eight
yoArx oxperIeNc4 CAN also run saw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Nsn1e ~ nnle ~ Msnfs An 0AnenI Nov
and old. for eamps and all purpeeea
L ROSE . Co. go Brook Aveno>
R,chMon&.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08

Ws,-g e hair a Earw',
1errf ..a many laait. '1'
F. women are al ohJe' o.
i.f s.r..I rather than cfluss'
Eaa ian in tlc care OF a.,
ga 81 a ne loS % 80 ilu'i'
ta- '..r t personal apir',afi''i.,' =
t 10 correct u.is n'
' OIL - to artificial hai
ns Dong % hide me r
s.s q. ...r earlier inattenioh 7
y. osf- - their toilet. lh'se VI
fortunate. mo-. a.relging no one iA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08

natural hair
lfrrsent any impu
careleaness and
scry many lsfir,
70 become - dlll
IS that IL looksro
ought at Tn store
,fortunate a. a. a.
that - unsighuy
IN be attributed =
ec,s Of Dandruh
formation shorty
fe. win the re--'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08

p. EST e. NOBLEN
paHtu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08

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No. wmI
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The Daytona daily news., 1916-03-31
BRILLIANT BALL At
CASINO BURCOYNE

The fancy and dress ball at the
casino Burgoyne on Thursday even
Ing, was most brilliant success. A
large number of people were present
to enjoy the festivities and dance To
their hearts content.
The interior of the casino was ar
tlstlcally decorated with palmetto
leaves, medallion fashion upon the
walls OF the spacious auditorium
American flags were gracefully draped
on either side of the orchestra alcove
while from the center hung a large
Irish flag. Beautiful potted plants
nearly concealed the band.
On the southern wall a beautiful
Florida flag was conspicuously arrang-
ed. American shields were also used
in abundance in the decorative
scheme.
Saracina's Virtuoso Concert band
renderd delightful dance program
with all the spirit of the occasion.
Commodore Burgoyne's hospitable
spirit permeated the whole atmos-
phere, and ones thoughts could not
help but wander from the gaiety to the
realization of Commodore Burgoyne's
splendid gift to Daytona, which is
silent tribute to this noble man.
The ball has gone down into history
as fitting climax to very gay and
brilliant season, and will long be re-
membered by those who attended as
most delightful and pleasant affair.
The Daytona daily news., 1916-03-31
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
AT CONGRESSIONAL cHlJRc

Many of the tourists and winter Wis
itors have gone but these still here
should not fail to attend the concert
at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening. The choir has made
special preparation for this occasion.
The program will include anthems,
quartets, vocal and violin solos and
the choir will be reinforced by some
of the best vocal talent in the city.
This concert will be among the last of
the best things of the present season
and should be largely attended. No ad-
mission will be charged, but a silver
offering for the chair fund will be
taken.
The Daytona daily news., 1916-03-31
SAW MILL NEAR VOLUSIA
is DESTROYED BY FIRE

The saw mill, operated by McClel-
land and Jones, near Volusia, was
burned to the ground Wednesday
night. The mill, dry kiln and planning
mill were entirely destroyed along
with $4,000 feet of lumber in the kiln
and several carloads which were ready
for shipment.
The commissary and adjoining resi-
dences were saved by the employees
and neighbors. The loss is partially
covered by insurance. The owners
have not yet concluded whether or
net they will rebuild