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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
NEW X-RAY APPLIANCE f

London, Oct. "a new sur2i-
cal discovery as remarkable as the
N-ray is now cn trial in the Brit
ish hospitals in France, SAYS the
British Medical journal. The new
appliance enables one to obtain III
DAYLIGHT Il picture of any interna!
organ Of the body.
Il The discovcrel got his medical
education In the [ 1nited States. He
is James Shearer. a Scotchman,
now a sergeant lii the British med
ical corps. He was graduated
from the University of Washing
ton with the degree Of NJ. d., but
the Journal says he cannot be civ
en- a commission as surgeon be
cause his degree is not recognized
in Great Britain,
The new appliance enables the
surgeon to GET a detailed picture
of the brain, showing all its blood
vessels, by which blood clots On the
brain may be revealed. 1t will
take picture Of the liver which
will reveal an abscess. Wounds 0,
cuts in any organ are clearly dis
cernible. IN one case a concretio1
LII an appendix was seen clearly.
These results are achieved bN
utilizing currents Of electricity
which the body is believed to gen
crate. The instruments are like
the electro cardio-eraph, whicl
traces and records the heart move
mentS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
W EDD!NG CT ESTS.

Mrs. Charles W. Dunn. Of Kin
ston. Is visitor in town attending
the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Dunn and
daughter, Marian, Of Enfield, ar
rive today to participate in the
wedding Of their neice, Miss Dor
othv Dunn.
Miss Minnie Dunn. Of Enfield,
arrived today to he present at flfA
marriage Of her niece. Miss Dor
othy Dunn to Mr.. Harry Lee Axe
DoWell.
Mr.. G. L. Dunn, of Port Nor
folk. Va, brother Of Miss Doro-
thy Dunn, arrived this morning to
participate in the Drnn-McDow-
ell wedding.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
GROWEII.'S COMMT NIFTY
FAIR.

Mr.. w. \. McMurrav. county
agent, has Just returned from
CroWcll's and reports very en-
thusiastic meeting last Friday,
with fourteen officers present.
Plans were completed, detail
worked cut, eight hogs contributed
fer the barbecue dinner. to be civ
en- Oh the day of the fair. and Fl
nances were satisfactorily arlang
ed.
The fair is fixed to take place on
October 2Gth. near Crowell' 5
sehoolhouSe, and fully three thons-
and people are expected TO Ee
present. The speakers for the dav
being: K. 6. Dunn of Enfield; \.
B. Stephens, Of PIvmouth. and 4.
Z. Brown. BOYS Club Agent, Of
Raleigh.
The leaders, most interested in
'the success and management Of
the fair, are W. P. Darden, Z. \.
Lilly and Mrs. Riddick, of Spring
Hill, J. H. Pope, W. E. Barklev,
J. ". King, It. pope, +. NJ. Fitz-
patrick and Miss Sndie Fitbpat-
rick Of Iillerv, j. P. Ellen, Mrs.
". .. Lewis, Mrs. Ernest Lewis
and Miss Kate Gurrie Of Enfield ];
Mr.. W. T. Eure OF Halifax, and
Mr.. j. Z. Holiday Of Scotland
Neck.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
BETT tRNENT ASSOCIA-
I1CN VI EETING. -.

Beternent Association was held
he first regular meeting Of the
at the graded school last Friday
afternoon. Fifteen members were
present and entered with enthu-
slasm INTO every matter brought
up tor discussion. 1t was voted
tG donate S25 to the school for the
purpose Of purchasing playground
equipment for the primary oradc4
his, III addition to the athletic.
supplies recently purchased -bv t;fa
high schocl and grammar grades,
should help 70 create more active
spirit of play throughout tha
school. Plans were discussed t.
arouse greater interest in the scho |
and secure Ecttcr cooperation hc-
tween the parents and teachers.
The following officers fer tho
cclnin2 vcar were elected: Airs. !
:. f'lou@hel', presidents; Miss
Ethel Thomas, vice president
lrs. L. = Byrd, secretary AMI
treasurer.
The meeting then adjourned 10
meet again October 10th.
During the summer months the
association accomplished ,nuch fer
the good Of the sclnoi. Green
benches were bought and placed on
the campus for the convenience #
the children. Through the inh11-
fnce of 'Ee a,-e:-iatifli All alto
ecfhcr sanitary system Of watt J
and drinking fountains was in
stalled. The work that ha, been
done was much needed. Other
improvements could k made and
the members Of the association
hope that the citizcAs Ct the town
viii Join with them n making the
coming wear even mere prosper
Gus and successful.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
NO COTTON BOLL-WEENIL l.
KNOW \ IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

Raleigh, \. c., Oct. AT this
season every year farmers find
that many cotton-bolls are not op-
cning as expected, and in search
ing for a cause they notice insects
or diseases which they have not
seen before. Onlv too often such
discoveries are reported tc local
papers and are given publicity un-
der suspicion that the ''cGtton boil
weevi!" i doing the damage.
Mr.. Franklin Sherman, Ento-
mologist in the State Department
Ct Agriculture at Raleigh, wishc-
to emphasize the fact that while
such reports have been current
each autumn for over twelve wears
and while he has identified scores
Of insects sent to him under sus-
picion, vet no true specimen OF
cotton boli-weeyil has ever vet
been taken III the state. and there
is no reason to suspect that It i:
present. \ disease properly know
as Anthracnose which causes thu
bells to rot, has been the rea
cause Of most Of the complaints
The boll-weevil Is now iii the south
western third Of Georgia, not We
in the rest of that state, nor il
South Carolina. Mr.. Sherman
saws that it will prohably~be from
five to ten years before it reache
the southern border Ct our state.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
Down with Votes for
Woman, says Gen. Carr

washington, Oct. 9.-Gen. Julian
S. Carr, Of Durham, who was a dele
gate from the state at large to the
Baltimore convention that nominat-
ed Wilson, and late? was chairman
CT the North Carolina delegation at
the st. Louis convention, has just
soen t. five weeks studying the situa-
tion II Kentucky, Michigan, Missou-
riis5Oh:o and Illinois. brings cheer to
the friends OF Mr. Wilson
General Gerr is satisfied that Judge
Hughes weakened himself by his
tour OF the west 5that*the Judge has
been a distinct disappointment to
his friends, and as a vote-getter he
has proved fiat failure He would
s,1ve .polled more votes il he had re-
n,ained at home.
!..Cnlonel Roosevelt's first attack
upon the administration at Battle
C1sek Kicked back" said. General
Carr. Grand Army men #who lis
tened to the assault of the chief Bull
Mooser upon the administration OBJ
served, We'll, if an ex-President can
SO far forget his high position as to
say such hard things concerning the
chief.executive, while we have never
voted any ticket in our lives but the
Republican ticket, we will work and
| vote #for Wilson, Yes, Roosevelt
! draws big crowds, they pack: the au-
dito5IuHs, but the people have not
tfofgotten his surrender at Armaged-
don and his conduct in deserting his
the Billionaire train, Votes for Wo-
men ,: II the west. 1t is ridiculous
!upon@ the face Of it. Ladies'. with
5mcltiHg bottles, sachet ba gs .: and
vanity bags, living in states wherein
women have never voted, touring the
I country with corsetaires and mani
cures, telling the 'vox populi that
the welfare of the country demand
that the men vote for Hughes, who
never cast vote in his life favoring
woman suffrage, but on the other
hand, while governor Of New York,
vetoed a bill paying mans wages to
women doing mans work. The best
card that has been played for Wilson
twas the launching Of the women g
Billionaire Train Coast to Coast for
Hughes.
Vance Mccormick is due a vote
] Of thanks to Mr.. Wilcox, and I move
by rising, At the ST. Louis cOnven-
ton I was in season and cut Of sea-
son a friend to votes for women.
The delegates to the ST. Louis con
) ventiDn returned home, perhaps as
: much or more impressed with the
Efact that General Carr from NORTH
Carolina was loyal supporter to the
: cause-votes for women--as any del
egate= to the convention. Nothing
2 has more Interested me than th'
movement to enfranchise women
nothing interests me more than 'wo
manss unless it be two women, bu
the very unwarranted partisan posi-
ton Iaken by the 'high'bTows' ON tn
billionaire woman's Hughes trail
satisfies me that woman cannot b.
safely trusted with the franchise. S.
e henceforth for me and nay house, tn
L slogan shall be down with votes fa
s women. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
Executors Notice,

Having this day qualified as execu-
tor Of the last will and testament of
Mrs. Minnie E. Lawrence, deceased,
late of. Scotland Neck, n. G., I hereby
notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment to
me- Persons having claims against the
decedent will present the same duly
verified to me at my Office in the city
Of Raleigh, n, g., on or before Sept.
%, 1917, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery.
B. F. MONTAGUE,
= Executor Of Mrs. Minnie
E. Lawrence, deceased.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. %, 1916.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
DU NM MCDOWELL.

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Miriam Dunn and Mr.. Harry Lee
Mcdowell scheduled for high neon
tomorrow, will be rehcarsed this
evening at eight O'clock, the par
Elephants at the wedding and
friends Of bride and groom will
meet at the home Of Mr.. J. 1Iar-
per Alexander and from there adj
iourn to the church.
Full particulars Of thc marriage
will be given in the next issue Of
The Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
(By United Press)

LONDON 9.The possible disagreement between Great
britain and the result German submarine depre
ons off the American coast by the Daily Chronicle
hand feeling expressed the latest
activities Uboats off the Of New Ensanda The press
morning gave Of the strongest kind OF ed-
matter the to end to the submarine
The general sentiment to pc that the
n States should send ultmatum forbdding fur
r acts Of the kind that were committed yesterday Some Of the
that "nsist' that this be DONE
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
LOCAL ITEMS
or INTEREST

Miss Bessie GRAY assisted nv
WIS. Henry Gray, entertains the
card club at her rcSiden>.c tins af-
tcrnoon, and at when Refreshments
of a tempting nature will he scrv-
cd.
Mrs. +. \. Howell, of E.deecomb
county, was III town fer the week
end On business, and returned TO-
her farms Saturday cy,nino
Or. Keel drove his car. thro,,oh
the country to Richmond. VA
where he will spond the next week
taking q postgraduate course IN
nerve bioekiny process ~Gt naiYtps.
dentistry. ~
Hon" Claude Ilitchin and Mrs.
hltchln arrived in town Sunday
night, having cclnc through the
country from the main-Iinc.
Mis-. Ernest Applevhitc and
Mrs. Jlm .Spplo white. Of TiTlcrv
spent Sunday IN town. '''' - !
Mr.. Henry White and wife and
W; Preston White and wifc,. Of
lloheood, spent Sunday i, a,,ests
| Of Mrs. Henry Gray.
: Miss Kate tondrcv, Of Enfield
! spent the week end III rwn.
Mr.. ). H. ilr@bon, who has
been allln@ for some weeks. went
ITO Richmond Monday for the n,,r-
pose Of having diagnosis made Of
| his ease.
Mr.. Jim \. Pittlnan left yes
tcrdav fcr Richmond for the pnr-
pose Of having Ills ease diagnosed
Jacob baeem. Of the Bee Hive
department Store, left for Kin
ston, Geldshoro and Wilmington
ca business. 4l
AIr. &. g. Weeks and family
spent Sunday at Mildred. y. G..
with relatives Of Mrs. Weeks.
Mrs. u. !. Burden. Of .AuIan-
der, IS visiting her son. Ed Wal
stun. t..44.i ,l. III
Alessrs. Cratic Morse and Chas.
l!ersse, of I.ittIoton, visited in
Spring Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Collins and Pete Merchant
q Weldon, visited IN Spring Hill
Sunday. .z%
j. +. BalnhiIl, j. .. BarnhilE,
l'llmmle Rarnhil!1 j. W. hnrry.
"a. K. Burroughs, .Andor Clark, j.
l. 'eele, J I. Barnhili and .Mavo
Peele, all Of Everetts, stopped III
town Sunday, en- route to Hall fax.
| Mr. Lance Everett was III town
| Sunday and Mpndav visiting his
nother, Mrs tottie Everett. 4
| Mr. and Mrs. Dan Iiev9nan. of
| IIodeood, were in town Yesterday
shopping.
Miss Pattie Cotton, of Suffolk,
! Va, who has been visiting Mrs.
/! BIgoS, returned to her home YES
tcrdav.
Mr.. ID. b. Rraccy and Miss Er-
ma Bracev, Of Roxhoro. n. G., who
have been visiting Miss Mary LYLE
returned to their home yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Leon Shields. Of IIobeood,
was in town SUNDAY visiting
friends.
| Capt. Ellsworth, Of IIobaood,
was 4 visitor III town Sunday.
] Mr.. NJ t. Strickland left Oh
the morning train for Hobgood
land GrncuviIlp yisitino relatives
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
NARSHIPS RUSHING 10 FIJI E SCENE.

Nlied warship rushing to the submarine The
acng the wireless OF three British warp has ALREADY mingled
with that of the American deoyers that at mission
Reports indicate that there certainty OF
the submarines striking along the great international
transatlantic lane which has flowed steady stream
munitions AND supplies for the alles his lane IS now apparently
Of Six
already the oceans bottom. south Of Nan
trrket
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
RICHMOND =

Tickets will be sold from Scotland
Neck at $3.50 for the round trip,
for all trains from October 6 to IA,
inclusive. via the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Standard Railroad of the South.
Propcrtionate fares. from inter
mediate points. Tickets will be
limited returning until midnight
of Monday. October 10th, 1916.
Fer further details, tickets, etc.
apply to EPPH BROWN, Ticket
Agent. Scotland Neck, n. c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 9.-Thomas
Mott Osborne, the Golden Rule war
Sden' of Sing Sing Prison, today ten
dered his resignation. The cause of
Osborne's action has not as yet been
announced. He was recently rein
stated as head of the prison after a
violent attempt HAD been made to
oust him by New York politicians.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
(Bv United Press) u +

ROME eThe entire Greek feet has Joined the revolution
reported today The entire government IS IN turmoil
canloring for and the papers
that lot with the allies TIE country IS eeth
with excitement The aeroeet of the country joined the allies
ago Greek soldiers already lighting with
ouurv It is apparent declaration of from
Greece within short time 317 z-=t s.:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified administrator of Gabriel
Marrow, deceased late of Halifax County North
Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of saip deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Tillery, N. G., on or
before the 10th day of October 1917 this notice
will he pleaded in bar of their recovery All per
sons indebted to said estate will please make I'M
mediate payment WALLACE HINES,
This Oct. 10TH 1916. Tlllery, ~ Z
1O--1O. II. "a, 81
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
(By United Press

COLOGNE 9l impossible that Gerard IS conveying
proposals Before departing from Berlin ne con
the foreign Office It IS believed here that 1t
time for Washington tofintervene behalf Of
@z@k#s@s -----------1>5 - ##4s%
This passed by hs aerman= eensor~ and IS
therefore iRaazaa zEaaaaaaHzz o z
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
TO TAKE AFFIDAVITS.

Washington will probably be taken from Amer
of the ships that sunk by the submarines was
Department today The department desires
the fullest information before determining what course this country
Secretary Lansing has refused to discuss the matter
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
COMPLIED WITH THE Law:

Daniels today reported to Presl
the German submarines had complied with all the
Of international law formal will be made later The
will make until complete facts at hand
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10
.TOSEY-CLARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Linwood Josey
request the honor Of Your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Cornelia Justice
Mr.. Henry Teole Clark
Wednesday evening, October the
twenty-ffth, at eight o clock
Trinity Church
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-10

Mr.. J. d. Ray spent yesterday
in Greenville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22
QUEEN

The relentless pursuit Of the almighty
dollar has at lats been picturized in true
and bold colors BY the Famous Players
Film Company in its current production on
the Paramount Program. The Evil There
Of" which has this great human hunger
for gold A. it, central theme.
Owing Ia the Importance If the incl
dents involved in the Interpretation of this
gripping story, written for the screen by
the noted dramatic authors. Claiming
Pollock and Rennold Wolf. the Famous
Players have selected a east of well known
players. including Frank Loeee. who has
performed admirably in previous Famous
Players productions, and who j. adj
vanced to the featured role in this sub
iect Henry IIallam. Krauford Kent and
Grace Valentine.
With the superb direction Of Robert g..
~NIgnula and Il series of exquisite settings
10 enhance the pictorial value at this
strong drama. The Evil Thereof" will
undoubtedly ~urpa-s MANY oil the more
important current p~httnniays. The story
possesses extraordinary interest because
thiAt AttftlN ANtttt P.ltr Nff NflltN it-tiltl
eliminating III " great cllrr.N. II IL de-
signed to show thr tragedies ana mi~crie>
that exist In the BACKGROUND of lie and
that are the real cost ot money. The en-
position of the drama centcr~ about a raN
millionaire brokers gay party w mc
friends, M which he arrangc~ wv have car.i
ot my guests received Il hundred-dpllar
bill IN u souvenir. a. each bin j. dis
closed the producers show the history ot
the money. tracing the course bv which
4 arrived IL the Golfers I'll the broker.
The routes travcT~ed IN this money ere
roads ot sorrow. thoroughiareS VT trau-
edy. Murder. theft. crimes VT varied hue
pam and sacrifice. MI the evils of the day.
are seen 10 DO included in the requirement
"a the bills. - careles-ly east away. with
out any thought IF the heartaches and de-
SpaIr~ that accompanied their progress
To the broker.
This great human drama which \, w
striking in it, fidelity ~ life that IT, real
Ism wall -%tartle. wal lbe the main attrac-
ton M the Queen theuter todav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22
Oranue PUDDING Pecipe.

Soak eight ounces Of stale bread, odd
pieces being quite good enough for the
purpose. Squeeze I'll the moisture out and
mix with three ounces Of chopped ~uet.
\ dust of flour j. U-ed while chopping the
suet. a. il prevents il from sticking to the
chopper. Peel I'M orange and shred the
peel finely or chop it. Boil il in water till
tender. then add the iuice of the orange
and four ounces of sugar. and boil all
together until il begins to thicken. Strain
of t~hree-quarterS of the syrup and put the
remainder with the bread and suet. Mix
well, put into a creased basin and steam
for two hours. Thin ont the remainder
of the syrup with water and thickcn' ii
with corn flour. When done turn out the
puddinf and serve the syrup-with il. Gus
tard made with custard powder can be
served instead Of the syrup in which case
less sugar should be used with the orange
and i added 10. mif the cuStard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22
The Housei&eeper
A Bit of HeaIthful Insurance.

Whether YOU will find II harmful ~ take
chilled water with your meals depends
considerably on your habits IT masrica-
ton. But one thing i certain. TIE general
health Of the family ii warmer weather
when every one i more m leSS addicted
to the ice water habit depends conisd-
erably on the manner in which the house
wife buys ice and how tie ..:ce water' i
chilled.
There i little doubt tia. Mater render
cd cold ~ dropping into chopped Ice Is
otten very harmful. Tl~ reason l. siml,le.
II the ice happens t. hc not rhSoldtely
pIre-and some ice i, not ~ contains.
germs. Freezing doe not Away, destroy
these germs and when the lcc melt, il wa
ter they are pleasantly released and 20.
forward on their vicious careers.
The only safe method l. to rlill water.
not 0 Ice it. Either distilled or hoile WA
ter which has been allowed IL cool i
placed next the Ice in bottles and served
when chilled. One ingenious mother, re-
allzIng the great laptatiOI III chipping
ice and dropping il hastily INTO the water
on a warm dar. Keeps a ypu tn IUJlv u
chilled water on the sidehoard always.
This is her method: She boils water
every morning, chills part 81 it-as much
a. the refrigerator viii permit-and pourS
some Of IL into a vacuum bottle. which j.
kept on the ~ideboard. The rest Of the
boiled water j. kept on Ice. But there j.
always sufficient 10 keep the vacuum ear
ATE filled and even little Billy. rushing in
breathles-ly for a cold drink, doesn't
frigerator and cooling himself rapidly
with the aid III the ice pick. This scheme
takes a little extra trouble. hut it'~ 4 bit of
health insurance that i worth the price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22

For the coming season this suit has
been imported hy one Of the wholesale
~. d~y-t0-veaT houses. Ii Is Of the new
burgundy .ed velvet with collar and
VO krt trimming ~ beaver fur. 1t
shows the correct new skirt length. Its
lack ~ flare ana thc correct touch OF
embr .dtrf t,u rkrt~ and cuffs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22

Social workers aud women lawyers in
ihicaeo have sent an appeal 20 State At
'ornev How're asking him 10 appoint Mis-
Pearl ". Hart ~ thc adult probation W
nce. an attorney. IVY Y special prosecutor
NJ Mr. lvl Williams Barnes CHARGE
with Staying her husband. James h.
Barnes. The case. that Of 2 Young wife.
halt her dead husbands age, pretty. and
describing herself ny misunderstood and
abused Ivy typicallv euc where the tradit
ional "~cX appeal leads the ~vmpathetie
Jury ~ decide the ca~e more 81 the ladv
than on the facts. The record Ut Chicago
md Cook county IA the administration of
he law m connection with woman s~laver~
effects more credit Or the goodness Of
heart than on thc -r WV ~ justice ~ the
community. say tle women who now want
NJ woman to Prosecute another woman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-22
inquiries Price Lots
On Lonely Padre Isle

whats lots on Padre Island bringing
now" l. a question Secretary Louis Co
holini OF the Board Of City Development
shot ut a passing newspaper man this
morning.
''Quien sable" was the astonished re-
ply. Even q newspaper man doesn't know
everything
Miss Maude O'Donnell in far away
jamestown. North Dakota. would like to
know. Miss O'Donnell wrote Commodore
Cobolini asking quite seriously the value
Of lots on Padre Island and Unlimited that
she had Inherited, perhaps a few hundred
VI them. Who knows!
All Of which brought To Commodore Co
bolini'S mind the advent IN Brownsville
some eight wears ago at u man named Sims
Who had nm elaborate set of plans for the
gulf coasts most famous Ito hel summer
resort. on Padre Island. There was to be
. great hotel. Nothing small about it.
Many pretty seashore cottages. cedar
trees, palm trees and other trcsS and
shruhberv.
And Sims sold lots. He sold lots Of
lots The first week they went at S25.