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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

Al oar last AHnsAi Dsssiag vs laid dows .
.isey for the coming year. ander ave depart
meats- We viii spare the work dose with
The piaa snhnist~d.
In the religious dspArsosns ts - piassed
- bod StSss caassss sss boys. Five sses
srosp. ssrs fssec, sse il sAsA v sAs sss-
lsg~, In . hssh ~e sss opsrssisa. rAe ssts4
ssss.i assls - tss.s clsss<s ssA ssvsnsy. The
cs.ssss 4. .s~ss eAsss sssAs In octsses asa
eossissed astii Apdi, DessisG vsekiy. rhs
county secrseAsy 90 sAsess1 tAs glasses.
Two nes's htsis csasses vers sorssa. oas 81
Iaissford aad one - Cranberry isies. with .
total esreliaens d thirty. Rev. A. D. KniGht,
J the pastor - the istasds, taught the eiassss
Il Islssf5sd.
Two series Of sasAay afrsrnooa mes<isgs
| for msn and boys have been conducted dar-
| ing the year. AnoaE the speaker - these
| meetings are Mr.. Head and Mr.. Saith. Of the
State r. ~ c. A., r. B. Neiies. iamesrnens
secretary; Fred B. Freeman. Of the inter
| national eomaittes OF the Y. ~ G. A.. and
| Hoe. Carl z Miiitken. The total attendance
ct these meesings was ~
| ministefiaI association vas psrt Of the
| plan submittsd last year The ministers Ut
/ this side OF Mount Desert Island were called
| together. the plan for . union expiained. and
an association formed. Monthly neetinxs
have been held during the winter and sprinx.
| Last week there vas . meeting OF tais
organization at Southwest Harbor. with the
| summer pastors ~ gaesss. and DR.. C. p. Dole
| ~ speaker Of the afternoon. 4 deputation
| team came TO Seal Hsxbor from the univer-
| atty Of Maine under the joint auspices Of the
/ Y. n. c. A. and the Congregational church.
| The team was made ap of students from the
| two upper classes They pat GA . social and
athletic program on Saturday afternoon. and
| . series Of religious mesfings on Sunday
The county boys conference which it was
proposed To hold, 10 on the program for the
coming year.
The county secretary worked up . deieGa-
ton from AL the secondary schools Of ths
county to the state staeent conference This
necessitAted . "trip 70 all parts Of the county
where there are csnters Of any sixe. Fifty
four boys attended the Older boys conferences
II Bangor from Hancock eoanty-
Resulting from the religions work Of ths
association have come twelve decisions for the
Christian life. and one boy has united with
the church.
In the educational work, the Y. N. G. A. hss
been able 70 help three commanities. Isle =
ford, Cranberry Isles and Bass Harbor. 70 the
use Of the State travelling iibraFiss.
Three educational lectures have been Eiver
Il seal Harsor; one BY Prof. sedgwiek on the
var, one By DR.. Dunbar on foods, and one b.
Capt Hart on ..Rassia and the war.
Part Of the work Ut the county camp was I
taik BY the sserssary upon seq hygiene. !,
has been possible 70 encourage one boy 70 e
away 70 school and arrangements have beer
made.
In the social dspsrsnent the association
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

MsrisvilIe grange met Aag. 5, with toe
usual stteodasce. The lecturer presented
Zoe progrsm- July IL the sisters en-
tersained. Sunday siserncon, Aax. II.
there ~er~ grange memorial services At
the Marisvilie chapel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

OF course Il should, For after : strenuous
day when your muscles have been exercised
to the limit an application OF Sloan's Lini-
ment will take tle soreness and sttdaesa away
and set you IN nne snape fo. the Morrow:
toothache, stiR neck. baekaehe, ssfngs, bites
and the many accidents that sre Incidental
TO . vacation. ave would ~ scon leave cur
baggage - 70 on vacation or camp out with
ouf Sloan's Linfmeut.s Writes one vacation
list: ave use il for everything from cramps
TO toothache." Pat . bottle in your bag, Be
prepared and have no regrets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16
4 A.ehias Cough y %Ak<.s u. syss-m.

a Hacking Cough y sAksns ths sysssm.
Don't suffer with hacking cough that has
weakened your system-ges . bottle Of Ut.
Kings New Discovery, In use over forty
years, and bene6ting all y no uae u, the
soothing pine baisam with tar heal the trri-
tated air passages- soothes the raw spots,
loosens the Mucous and prevents rackinG the
body with coughing. Dr.. Kings New Dis
70 cure you.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

Aug- Il, arrangements sere made for
entertaining Hancock Pomona Sept. 2 1t
~ss voted to invite tbe State master to be
present. The program gave selsctions
from Oscar wsnins's graphophooe;
story, Maurice Miller; readines, Gertrude
Pond and Hazel co~ing; recitation, Mary
Burrsli; solo, Alta Rlsck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

Plans arr developing In Y. n. c. A..
circles for big play festival end diaser
At Southwest HaSboe on Labor day. Sept.
T. DR.. }. y. Phillips V ths ssnsfai chair
man Of . commiIsss OF sfscssnt wosksrs.
Mn. A. J. k~ies 10 beading Q comuittss
OF ladies who are making the arrange
msnts for the dinner. Fred Hlexins 10 the
treasurer Of the committee, and % such
has charge OF securing Of . committee OF
youns ladies to seil the tag tickets Earl
Walls 10 carrying on the advertising pro-
gram He - also the one TO whom entries
for the track meet should Be ssnt. The
COMMITTEES on o6lciais h beaded BY Harris
McLean.
Toe program for the occasion o. now
shaped ur 10 track meet in the morning
in contest for the Hancock County Y. N.
c. A. trophy cup, . dinner At the dam, .
program in celebrstion OF the completion
Of the dam across Noswood's Cove, with
an address by DIR. Charles p. Dole, and .
baseball game between Seal Harbor and
Southwest Harboe senior tssms. The
trophy cups - III be awarded TO the town
winning the highest number OF points in
the meet, to Be- held for one year.
Great palma 10 being taken to make this
the best event Of the nature that has been
heid in these parts for some time. The
proceeds OF the day are TO 70 to the fund
for the completion OF tbs dam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

The Hancock County Y. n. {. A. secre-
tary, Mr.. SAxton, viii attend the Silver
Bay summer school the last two weeks In
August
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16
Count, v. N. c. a.


ua8ctnA REPORT
Tia annual meesinx Of The Hancock
county Y. ~ c. A. eommistee was heid
Saturday evsning at Seal Harccr- Dr.
Dunham hsd The committss ~ guests 81
dinner. An enususiiy large stsendane<
made the meeting more enshasiassie THAI
these szfherinss have been In the p~ss-
TIE members 81 The conmiitee present
~ere: Dv. Ed xsrd K Duahsn, OF SeAi
Hsreor; Prof. ". O. sAwsesie AID Oscar
Olsen, Of Isaesford; Dr. J. d. Phillips and
George X Fuller. OF Southwest Hsrear,
ana Willis Watson, Of Bernard
Eesides the eommitte<men. others in
attendance we're: Dr.. D. n. McAipiu.
ehassmaa Of the county work department
OF the tafernstionai committee OF the Y.
NJ. c. A.; Richard ". Hoe. Of seal Hasecr;
DR.. wilma Watson. OF Bernard; Arthzr A..
Head. Of the state committee OF the Y.
NJ. C. A., ard E. l. SAxfon, the ccSnty
secretary.
Imm<disirsy fstso~snx tAs dinner, Nj.
HeaIa x.vs On address in which ne spoke
Of the gro~ing demand for the Y. NJ e..
A. work all over tbs coanty. lie todd sev-
erAi instances Of rD~n who had requested
that the ~ork b extended 10 their towns.
and had agreed to help ~hen the time Tor
sach sxtensicn Of the work should cous.
The regular business session followed.
with the reports OF tho trwascr~r, and tbs
executive SECRETARY. All The m~mhsss Of
the committee SEEMED to b. pleased Nth
the reports OF tins york. and to fesi en-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

wisn could seno Q personal invitation
10 every one OF you from Anon 70 K Y. z.
TO come to my reunion; but please con-
slider you are thus invited for August "a,
With the understanding that, IL it ia
stormy, we will gather the following
pleasant day.
Aunt sue promised to tell rs about
some Of the things that she found inter-
esting on the southern trip, so we expect
her and her John. Now these are the
articles you need not bring dishes,
knives, forks, spoons, coffee, sugar, milk,
butter; neither salt, pepper nor vinegar
A full attendance Of Bluehili n. BIS ID
expected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16
REcrPEs.

FRUIT AND NUT RoLIs-Stir together 8
cups Of -four, 8 level tablespoons baking
powder and u teaspoon salt. Work in
from II to u cup Of shortening. Mix
soft with sweet milk. Roll out h-inch
thick. Spread with soft butter, and
sprinkle with raisins, currants or chopped
nuts. Roll compactly. then cut the roll in
pieces an inch long. Set on end in but
tered tins and bakes twenty minutes
L. Z. 7.
pint mashed potatoes, pint soaked bread
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

Aag. ., there wss . good attendance.
vita visitors from Green wood and Maria
vi.le oranges The progrs N Of readings,
songs and musie ~as mach enjoyed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16
EAsrsRoog.

Charles Ashs has bought . new Ford
Earl and Evsrstt Giles, who are work
Ing Of: Bar Hsrbor, wsre home ovef sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank HASKELL and cali
dfsn, Of Porto Mica. are visiting 'r'snds
hsrs.
Tss 8yivanusssss< scaeo! toss ssss
their snnsAi uinstfri sho~ q, the srsnrs
hail Friday evening. before q cro~dsd
houss, many bsinG turned a~ay fer wast
OF rooa- Ths peoossds from ,hs saev
we're givsa to IL cAusch. Iee-er~an snd
caks wsss sold sfisT ths play,
Aug. II. GEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

New York isnr the worst pasex in the sum
mer tiae. Tor the coal rides AID the sssore-
bile parties are ~ iouy ~ 10 enc were in
NsiIe- The strHso AID Rsslso are siways
cool. especially The latter. vita It's grand
erchessra and trarelogaes. did 20 want 70
have yos all With me 1T Hamm<rssius one
evening last ~eek. know hos sose Of goa.
IL rot all. uoald hss~ eEioyeS the mrsic-
TIE city IL very sad sf present over its sick
babies. snd a. was over on East sssk street
paAsea . lissse gross cf ehilares pi.yisg
hospital. Fear dolls ~ers laid cut In . row
In very Seat white b<as. rixss OF the ride
walks Little nurses and doctors we're seed-
ina ;sem- One I'D wssh his cart ~as an am
buisnce driver, and one informed ne IL vss
Bellevue. II sroughs the tears. and one old
woman sfAading sesr ne nauered. -Goc
help EN- He's all the ~ns that ean.s
Tears aad laughter are very nsAs Ia shts
little cid ysw York. and thisk tsouessEes ts
IL % hanas 10 Why we love il 20. Bus ! An
rambling on and .asisg yoas tineSaec space.
Hoping TO be wikh zoe all sgAinssoos, nsss
elose with iitsie Tsns. God bless ss all
Ths sympathy Of all tAs n. 3. ieircls
viii b extended TO Ann In ths los Of bsr
1mpanion. fog uhom she hss - ssirA.
fully nGrsd In lbs many uooths ct His
sniiing bssith-
secTx bss~SA, Jsiy .. tsis-
Drss ~ esG
II has bees such long tine si.es wrote
for TIE coiaas I feel like - ssrasGef. inss
rod Deii's issser, asd u maAs - thisk I
ougbt 10 say soos.htng- / viii ssy sov that
NY birthday 10 sept. n Gisd ve are not
obliged 70 tell our sGe.
Georgia and took . tsipeso bar Harhcr
recently. Had ase tina, 80 Jeanne and vi.
vis John gsve san automobile ride 70
Ellsworth, and Ne took the tsain from There.
Ny ausomobise rides fsw and scAttering,
% yoa better believe I enjoyed H.
| How many sre doing for Christmas this
sanners l An working . little. II let
everything 20 anti cold weather. l end am
way behind.
Won't IL be hne TO celebrate Amt Madee's
birthday! wish could be there. but don Z
| ex pect can am looking for one Of Aunt
MAria's CHEEKY letters IYoa found IL laAi
week. Ienelose some pieces Of poetry which
may come In handy some time.
Best wishes 10 all,
| AGsT MAaTaA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-16

Ths sympatby Of all tAs II. 3. ,eircls
viii b extended 70 Ann In tns los Of ssr
cpmpAnion. fog whom shs hss % ssith.
SgSly narsd In lbs many Eo0tns of, his
hiiing bssifh-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
CHIEF INDORSES THE
WORK OF RED CROSS

The Red Cross society has many en-
thusiastic supporters in this city and
they are doing what they can to aid it
in its decidedly humanitarian work.
Much has been said and written in its
behalf and money contributions to the
organization are numerous here. In
urging the people to rally to the sup
port Of the Red Cross. Chief of Police
Parker, who some time ago pleaded the
cause of the society through the press,
has the following to say:
TOO much cannot be said in favor
of that splendid organization known
as the Red Cross society. 1t has rem
dered a service to humanity far be-
yond our poor power to measure, and
it is indeed fitting for the people Of
this city as well as of every other
section of the country to open their
hearts and their pocket books and aid
in this great movement instituted to
relieve human suffering and to save
human life. 1t is with exceeding
pleasure that Identify myself with the
society and its great work and con-
tribute to it's support. People every
where in every walk Of life, who can
possibly do so, should become mem
bers of the organization at an early
date, II not already in the list of its
supporters"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
EXTENSION TO RENO
FOR WESTERN PACIFIC

dispatch from San Francisco says:
Two contemplated railroad projects,
one by which the Hill lines enter Cali
fornia and the othe- BY which the
Western Pacific would extend a feeder
into Reno. New, wee disclosed in an
argument before the railroad commits
sion today. An attorney for the Me-
vada- California Oregon railroad said
that tentative overtures had been made
by the Hill lines for the Use of the Ne
vada- California Oregon rails from
Lakeview Ore to Alturas, Cal. He
said the Hill interests had made sur
veys from Alturas through the Pitt
river canyon to Sacramento.
The Western Pacific. he is credited
with saying, wants the use of the
tracks Of the N-vGda- California Ore
gon from Doyle. Cal, to Reno.
The Nevada California Oregon ask
ed the state railroad c mmission today
for authority to issue $4,000 in
bonds to cover the cost of extensions
already under way.
Were the Western Pacific and the
Hill, lines to use the Nevada Calf
fornia- Oregon rails a new rail would
have TO be laid to convert the road to
broad gauge,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
WRESTLING FANS
SHOW IN TEREST
Demand for Tickets for the
Brown McCarroll Match
Is Big.

The demand for tickets to the
Brown -McCarroI wrestling m c h
scheduled for Friday night at the Ma
jestic theater is keeping Promoter Nick
Collins stepping to supply ardent
fans with the pasteboards. The indi-
cations are that a crowded house will
be present to take in the interesting
program that has been arranged.
Brown will arrive in the city tonight
and start training tomorrow at the
Collins Physical Culture school in the
Shaw building. McCarroll is working
daily with all the grapplers who will
go on with him. He looks like a good
bet for the Friday night event. Fans
win want to look Brown over, how
ever. before they risk anything-even
an opinion.
George Cyclone" Brown has been
on the mat with Stecher, the wonder
wrestler who is to meet Frank Gotch,
Labor Day. He is known as the Pa
cific Coast Wonder and unquestion,
ably will show the fans some inside
tricks at the wrestling game While a
Greek he gives his residence as Los
Angeles.
The unknown wrestler Promoter
Nick Collins will take ON Friday night
is causing some little curiosity among
mat fans. They want to see Collins
work with some boy who is clever and
able to keep him busy. Just who that
grappler viii turn out to be remains to
be seen. Collins is one of the cleverest
wrestlers in his class in this part Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
DQISs1lQIB.
GznAlis4 -..--. ~ piss -

II. II. Wise of Brogan. Ore, is at the
Bristol.
]. 6. Stewart of Payette is a Boise
visitor today.
]. R. Holton of weiser is stopping
at the Grand.
G. o. Winkler has gone to Salt Lake
on business trip.
Ira E. High has gone to Lewiston
on a business trip.
Mrs. Raymond Moore is visiting rel
atives at Salt Lake.
George NJ, Hasen Of Auburn, Me, is
a guest at the Idapha.
q. r. Mcconnell was Boise visitor
yesterday from Emmett.
John c. Acheson of Cozad, Neb., Is
new arrival in the city.
r. J. Dunning left this morning for
Council on a business trip.
II. c. Morton of Caldwell is trans
acting business in the city
D. L. Mclean. a mining man of
Pearl, is in the city on business.
Or. y. G. Mcdonald Of New Plymouth
Is transacting business in the city.
w. H. Shane came in from Emmett
last night on a brief business visit.
Mrs. T.. S. Hanan is here from The
Dalles, Ore, visiting for few days.
G. C. Beal is down from his ranch in
High valley. a guest at the Pacific.
Mrs Emma L. Jensen has gone to
San Francisco to visit for month or
two.
Miss Frances Bowling is down from
Arrowrock spending a day or two with
friends.
Mrs. William Edgley and daughters
have gone to Salt Lake to visit for a
few days.
Mrs. f. NJ. Watts has gone to Salt
Lake to visit her daughter, Miss Cora
Mossberger.
Mrs. J. Z. Baker is visiting in the
city. She came over last night from
Mountain Home.
Miss 1. +. Braden, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, left last
night on her return trip east
William Sidenfaden and family left
overland yesterday afternoon for Twin
Falls to attend the automobile show.
Maury Lundy and Paul Knight came
in from Pocatello last night for q visit
of few days. Mr. Lundy Is visiting
mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.sIMndy.
Stanley Gordon Smith has gone to
New York on a business trip of two
months for the electrical interests
which own plants throughout the
northwest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

the country and It takes q good grap-
pier to show with him.
Special attention is being given to
the program this time for the benefit Of
tie many ladies who are expected to
attend. The mat sport is as attrac
tive to them as to the men and many
OF them will be present. The vaude-
vile acts by the musical Alexanders,
Swor and Westbrook, who will appear
in singing and comedy as well as the
special feature reel of film, should
make the program decidedly interest
ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

F. Smith. Caldwell; william L. Has
broutk. Kuna; DR.. f. A. Schmitz, Mid
vale; H. H. Wise, Brogan, Ore; John
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

]. D. Neale, Portland; Mrs j. E. Bak-
erp Mountain Home; ]. s. Bennett,
Murphy; Orah Harpshau, Council; w.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
why ShaIlled by
BlOtchy Skin

II You are q sufferer from Eczema or
unsightly pimply skin, you know just what
it means to have that humiliating, PACK.
ward feeling about meeting strangers and
oftentimes friends Many time you have
looked into the mirror and wished that
your skin would be like other people that
you know, without blemish." This wish
can be yours for the asking. II you Will
70 to the druggist and procure bottle OF
b. d. d., the greatest Of all skin remedies,
apply 1t according to directions, IN q snort
Come in and ask for a bottle today on
our money back guarantee. Ask also about
d. d. d. Soap, that keeps the skin healthy.
- ~ TN For Is Years
= the Standard
-. Skim Remedy
McCrum Drug Co.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Stand

IDANHA-Glen McClough, Stand
field zen Beur. Portland; DIR. F.
Smith Nampa; Fl. Clark. Washuy;
j. S. Gladfield. Alaska; DIR. ]. L. New
ell, Wilder; James Stinson, Council
G. M. Gongili. Ontario; Frank Often
heimer, Mountain Home; H. H. PEN
nell. st. Louis, R, G. Canada, Spokane;
W. Wylie. Denver; Bert Moersch,
Portland; c. Tyler, Boston; George M.
Hasen. Auburn, Me-; e. H. Fade. NJ.
D.. Rockland: Mrs. N. F. Wirtzberger,
Shoshone; A. Sundell, Spokane; r..
Pettett. Portland; B. P. King, San
francisco; A. A. stengel. Caldwell: B.
Lowery. Baltimore; ]. H. spiro. San
Francisco.
GRAND-W. F. MackIer, Salt Lake;
T. S. WATSON, Ellensburg, Wash; D.
L. Mclean. Pearl; H. Lee, Seattle: P.
Lee, Salem, Ore; W. H. Shane, EN-
NETT; James Darkwood. Idaho City: h.
r. Hoiton, Weiser; T. V. senath. Port
land; w. w. Guicort, Seattle.
BRIsToL-Carl q. Biller, Denver;
w. D. Dahl. Monterey. Ida: Mrs. A.
Anderson, George Smith, August c.
Allan, Mountain Home; James Morri-
s.,, Watson; Fred Brands. Payette;
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
By HOP

Jones, salt Lake; B. A. Anderson.
Seattle; Frank Callahan, LaGrande;
NJ. 6. Hodnette, Denver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
OLp-FASHi0NED REVIVAL!
ATTRACTS ADVENTISTS
Come From All pnrts Of stnte to Take
Pnrt In Services OF Virginia
Conference.

An old IN shionad revival service fca-
turea yesterdays program ~ connec-
ton with tho camp meeting being held
on Beverly Street. facing William Byrd
Park. by the Virginia Conference or
Seventh Day Adventlsts Not only were
all of the campers in attendance but
many OF the members 81 the denomna-
ton came here from different points In
the state to engage In tho Sabbath DAY
worship. Among the churches that
were represented In addition TO tho
one In this city included those at Nor
folk. Newport News, Portsmouth. Yale
Petersburg. Lynchhurs, Roanoke Char
lottesvilie. Stanton. stanley. New
Market, Alexandria and Farmville.
Some came from North Carolina points
II was the second Sabbath OF the camp
meeting, and many Of the visitors de-
cided to remain over for to days pro-
gram.
In the afternoon. L. o. Gordon, OF
Portsmouth, was ordained to tho min
istry. The charge was given bv Pro-
lessor c. s. Longacre. Of Washington,
who is to lecture at both the afternoon
and evening meetings to-day. PRAYER
WAS offered by Professor 3. T. MAGELLAN,
president Of the Washington Mission
cry College. Among the ministers on
the platform who welcomed Elder Cor
don rs fellow-worker were w. e
Bdwell, c. T. Stone. a. f. Serns. the
new pastor of the Richmond church:
y F. Enoch. W. c. Morfett. president Of
The Virginia Conference. and r. D.
Hotel
There will be four special services
~ the camp to-day. At 9:l5 O'clock
'his morning, Professor MAGELLAN viii
sneak In the interests of the Wash
',oton missionary College: Mt 1890,
Customary Enoch will talk on mis-
.'nnS; ut 3 O'clock. Professor Tonga cre's
actnre will be on The Millennium"
lille at night, Professor Longacre viii
rrture on the subject. Does the
Way ir Europe Prove Christianity a
i-.,ilurcp'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
SlTTERDING PAYS $4,000
FOR FLORISTS BUSINESS
buys Stock and Fixtures of HntcliHe II
Tanner, observation-disclosures
Wholesale lEntcrprlsc.

The stock and fixtures of the Rat
cliffe & Tanner Company. florists.
which recently filed a petition in vol
untary bankruptcy, have been pur-
chased By Fritz Sitterding from the
receivers of the company. 1t WAS an
nounced yesterday, and the business
will be continued for short time at
the same location, although il is con-
;einplated converting the establish
!nent into n Wholesale enterprise.
Mr.. Sittertlins is said to have paid
the receivers $4,000 for the stock and
fixtures. which include fourteen hot
houses and considerable stock Of
flowers. The plant. which is located
in Highland Park. will be improved
and enlarged. IL is said. in the next
few weeks. No location has been Sc
iected. but it is not considered prob
able that the old location West
Broad Street will be used.
Frederick Sitterling, n son. will he
one OF the officers OF the company, with
Which r. l.. Tanner will continue his
connection. 1t is expected that the
concern will open in the downtown
wholesale district as soon as affairs
can be Strengthened out.