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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

1t is said that one of our lumber
manufacturers is experimenting on
the Manufacture of sugar from saw
dust, states the Oxford Democrat
Sugar has been made from this pro-
duct and it is thought can be made
commercial success. Three-quarters
of a pound of sugar can, be made
from a pound of sawdust, and the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

wavy, showing numerous ups and
downs but with the gradual tenden-
cy downward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

Did any great man ever become
greaS by working eight hours a day?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27
Quickest Way


The village painter was painting
the inside walls Of the church, and
was getting on remarkably well with
the work. his brush keeping time to
q lively jazz tune which he was
whistling. The vicar walked in and
exclaimed: John, you should not
whistle in church"
II can work better while whistling,
SIR" said John.
Then whistle a hymn tune" said
the vicar.
Very we'll, sir" replied John, and
commenced whistling that well
known tune Old Hundred, very slow
ly, his brush also keeping time.
The vicar hastily went up to him
and said: Whistle the other tune
John, or else the painting will never
be done "-London Ideas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27
Method In His SoIicitude

Method In His SoIicitude
The chauffeur was speeding the car
along at a great rate. And He and
She were nestled coyly in the back
seat. After a long silence he said
Are you quite comfortable, dear"'
Yes, love-"
1.-THE cushions are coy and soft"
Yes, darling"
you don't feel any olts?'
NO, sweetest one"
And there is no draft on your
back"
mo, my ownest own"
"Then change seats with me-
Princeton Tiger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

II the Government uses all the
print paper there'n be no need of
censestng the nsVspapers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27
Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA FOR

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA FOR
Bangor. tl.24 q. m. II. q an. 81 4lan. $50
am, t2.53 p. m, 1905 p. m, t6.40p m.
B. & A. Pts, II .24a. m, 81 a m, t9.S0s.n /
Bar Harbor. 1927 am, 1880 a. IN.
Bath. 1928 a. m. 1885 a. m. slo,l6 a. d;
TAOS p. m, so. SO pm.
Belfast 80 a. m, r. SO p. m.
Boston. S3. a m, to. % M. 70 IS IA; sleis
In. t2 46 p. M 50 40p m. "A. pm. 'l0.55pn
Calais, t2 81 q. m, t9. 80 a. m.
Dover aud Foxuoft. t2.53p. m.
Gardiner, T311 a. m. t623 a m. -a3ja N.
$40. 16 a. m, 70. 46 p. m, s3.40 p. m His ?. n
6.l3 p. NJ, II 0. 53 p. m.
Hallowell. IS 90 a. m. 70. 35 a. m. JIG IS N,
i2.4s p. m, IS. 40 p. m, "a. 5p. m. -l0.j3 pm
Harmony, II. SO p. m.
lewiston. t6.23 am. slo.lo a. m, ti.o5p N,
New York, s3.40p. M. S6.lSpm
Portland s3. a m, II. % m. TO- m slOH
am. T.. 46p.m.. So. 40p.n.. t4.05p.m,, ftlJPna
Roekland. te. % a. M. t4o5pm.
Skowhegan, 1880 a. m. t2.J IS p. III.
So. Gardner. i6.23a.un.. t9. 35 m, 80 loan,
II. 40 p. m. 50. 40 p. M, III p. NJ, "lo.53
St. John. II "a a. m.
Waterville. II "a am 81 Al am Y % m $50
am. II .o5 pm. T.. SO p m, s3.o 5p M. 16 iOpu
Daily. tDaily, except SUNDAY,
8 Sunday only. FDaily. except MONDAY.
DC. DOUGLASS. NJ. L. HARRIS. 4
5-l2-20 VI & Genl Mgr. Gen Passenger ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

No notice whatever vim be taken q
undsnsA eonnmunieptions.
The Journal cannot be held response
BILE for the pre6srva&ien Or return
Of rejected cenmuAicstions.
Address all communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements
to KeAnebec Journal Company,
Publishers, Augusta. Maine.
AElf1ER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press 10 exeluaivelyy
entitled to the use for reputljeAtiou OF
eli news dispatches eredited to 1t or mot
otherwise credited In this pePsr ana
also the local news published hsfefn.
All rights Of republication Of special
dtspetehep herein are also ressrVeo.
Thursday; May 27, 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

cost when made by hand is about
three and one-half cents; but this
cost can be reduced to two cents it is
thought with suitable machinery. 1t
is hoped the chemist will get on to
his job right away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

Saturday is significant day in
the life of well-known Rockland
business man. He was born Satur-
day Sept. q, 1879: and married Sat
urday, May 30, 1908. He applied for
divorce Saturday, May %, 1919,
and received his divorce Saturday,
April II, 1920. And if he re-marries
it will be on a Saturday hut not in
1920. he thinks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

Silas w. Owen, the veteran bag
gage master of the Eastern Steam
ship Lines Inc, after "a brief visit
at his home in Bath, left Monday
afternoon for Boston on orders from
the main Office. He does not know
to what ship he Will be assigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

Here is an example of freight
service at the present time. A
Rockland young man forwarded a
$39 money order to a large mail or
Ger house for bicycle six weeks ago
and has not received it yet. He is
afraid it will not arrive till snow
flies. and is kicking himself because
he did not patronize home dealer.
-Rockland Courier Gazette.
No bicycle dealers in Rockland?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

A small piece of land in the BUSH
ness section of Biddeford was sold
recently for s727.37 a front foot, or
a little more than $12 a square foot.
This may not be the record price for
Biddeford realty but it comes pretty
near being the top notch, says the
Biddeford Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

The Plymouth correspondent of the
Bangor News writes that Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Tasker witnessed a strange
phenomenon while visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Curtis in Thorndike on
May Z. Mr.. Curtis cooled his milk
for the creamery in a snow drift in
the yard, while in field nearby
strawberry plants were in blossom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27
Augusta Lodge Directory

JEPHrHA ENcAMPMENT, NO. &
Meetings at P. NJ. every second and
fourth Tuesday. June 5, Patriarchal de-
gree.
&C. B. GRIMES, c. P.
G. s. PEASLEE, Scribe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
AMHERST

ISpecial TO Tho Times Dis patch.]
AMHERST, VA, Feb 7.--Dr. Basil
J.. strobe, who has been, visiting hero,
returned 10 Richmond Friday.
Bob Claiborne. OF Clifford, has. gone
to Houston. Texas, where hc has Sc
cured a position.
Miss Vera Tignor. OF Indian Mission.
was the guest of friends in I.ynchburg
recently.
Paul WALES. of West Virginia. spcn.
the wcekond at his home near Swoe.
BriaT.
Miss Hester Scott was tho suost OF
Mrs. Z. y J"ubcrt i'll Lynohrurg Fri
day and Saturday.
W., X. Alien was called to Washing.
ness of his mother. Mrs ". 6. Allen.
Wa!tc- Tucker spent tho week end
with friends IL DanVillc.
Miss Eva Wills. OF LynchburG, wus
tho .week-cnd guest Of her s'stcr. Mrs
Sticklcy Tucker.
Miss Eva Gilbert. Of I.rnchbure. spent
"a, Weekend With her cousin, Misc
Ethel Gilbert.
Herbert Vaughan. OF l.ynchburg.
spent the Weekend at his home near
Amherst.
Mr. and MIR. p. II. Evans wcre in
Charlotte csvile Tucsday
MIR. and Mrs. t.. II. Drunmond, Jr..
We're Weekend guests At Il. II. Drum
Judsc F. {. Webster. Of Missouri,
Mont, IS visiting Mr. AMI Mrs. =. T..
Webster.
Mercdith Garland is tho CUES, or his
sist"r, Mrs. Sam Wilson. in Lynchhurg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CULPEPER

Sprt.. 40 rho Times Dispatch
"Gi.rMrEE. w., Feb; misses
= prcl-r "ih Josephine Willis spen;
Styera, ua.s IN Washington last u'eol:
~ guests ~ relatives.
Air .Sud Mrs. Thomas G.. Tate left
EicaEuud on Monday for Washington,
~nnro 'h"y viii be guests Of Mrs.
Ia'c'S br"thcr. Edwin Sampson. in
C'"vol"ud Park, ana Will later visit
Mrs. Garter l'aGo ana relatives in Cu.-
HrIa".
H"t. kcmsey Johns TIavelnond spent
several days this week 2t the thco-
logical seminary near Alexandria, where
tee Is q member nj the board OF exam
iVcrS Tor students of tho university.
II. Il. rortcr!ield, of the Medical Col
lcgc in Richmond. spent the week end
with 5!rs. portcrficld. who il a guest
If her brother. Leon Nalle.
Air. and Mrs. George Dawson and
The Misses Dawson, of Indiana, who
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dawson. Of Ell: wood. left by mo-
tor ou Thursday Tor Florida TO spend
Z, month before going Wosr gain.
The approaching marriage has been
announced OF Miss Mary Burlington
Jones and pr. Page Mckinney Graves.
both of Cu!prpcr The ceremony VII!
ishc place 1T III. home or the bride ut
- NJ. "Wednesday. February Is, with
only the family and a Few intimate
friends present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WEST POINT
specinl 10 The Times pispntch.l

Especial 20 The Times pisp"tch.l
WEST , r@tS me-, VT Nth Mrs. Mrs. u Lane
ROY ". :. Shacklette win take
charge OF Tie work a. Weddci Nc
mortal. in Fulton, Richmond, IN tue
Mrs. i. c.Dixon was .calied to phiia,
ncluhia Saturday evening on. account
of The death of her sister -in-!aw, Mrs
hamilton. OF That city.
Middlesex about ten days ago on &C
count of tho fitness OF her mot h"rl Atrs
Ludwell Biake. leaves her mother ne'-
ter Mrs Palmer spent day o:, two
route 10 her nome in Washington.
carl Tomiiuson. editor OF iho SCUM
side Sentinel. trbanna passed tnronsE .
mere saturday on his way 10 iia!tim2re
10 attend tho funeral Of "a relative: re
returncd "Wednesday through West
Poin, f9r Ms home i" MidG LES s.o -.
most OF Tho winter in Wiikes.Ba rre'
Pa with her daughter. Miss chimney.
has returned 10 her nom" hrrr' accom-
panied by her daughter and %rain4sn'I 10 a.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson is S!Sl'.hs IN
her old home. in Cleveland. ohin
Mrs. Alice Farmer who has Dc"a Il.
in RichmondA Is ilnprONinE, ana hopes
Ia soon return 10 her home:
~. \. :. Hudson had IA, during
the sicrJ last week which proves 10 De
more serious ;uan was a fTSt thought.
lie went to Il hospital In isichnohu iaS,l
saturday and il still in the hospital,
though reported better.
Mrs. John Asher and her sister, Mrs.
Frank smith. are hoth very sick.
Mrs ucwoil Williams. OF Richmond,
l.. with Mrs Theodore Williams. who
- suffering from fnil sustained last
week.
kenneth Christian, Of 'Tunstn.!. sps It
several days recently here In the home
Of aiS cousin, NJ. t.. Chandler.
Miss EliHaDotl !.oye. assistan. prin =
cinal m The Yves, Point High School.
spuni several days, including tho week
ond in Richmond, where snc went TO
iauct nor father, Rev. T.. ". Love. sec
r,tary 81 tn. Foreign Mission hoard o..
lltu southern Baptist CcnN cn.i"n. on bis
return from - trip abroad N the in
,..gs' az lis work.
o. " a. NG.a ms SOFA his home on
I'LL, -,tA street, and expects to moNe "a
r', sps.u" d, lis ncV homo IN IiiSh-
Ian 'art i0Chno"d.
III. sregG .,uiey.oN j.. 10 accepted
u most. ',.l "a savannah. "a.
sus Ash.sj tIlcB seen nerc i'm many
y.s.rs arc oy'r moot % WHs; Point
r Oh = Street 20 ,ho railroad Offices
80 t.r pNinUnNo! siur ana t. street 20
;,e Mat,apon. Eivcr. All meetings
,.oru called OF l.s week. on account Of
Il.f .et,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
BOWLING GREEN
Ispccia! 10 Tho Timos-D!spatcn.

iSpcGia! 10 Tho Tirnes-Dispatcn.j
BOWLING; GREEN, IA. Feb =
Mrs. Joseph Baker lias returned from
u visit 10 relatives IN Charlcstovn,
W. Va.
Miss Mice Richards. OF Washing ton.
is spending some time with her pa
rents, .Mr. aud Mrs. James I, Rich
ards.
Miss Frances G!assel has returned
from a visit to friends i'll Charlotte
County.
Miss Jenmar Gatewood. who ha,
been visiting Mrs. l.. T.. Martin. is Wis
iting friends III Danvillc. and will re-
turn here this week.
Mrs. W. .. Finch left this week 20.
New Orleans. where she will spend
somo time with relatives.
Niss Ethel Rollins, Of Stafford, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. u, S. CoshT!l.
Miss MI9N l.ycli Smoot, OF Newport
News, is spending some time with hcr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. +. Smoot.
Mrs. j. =. lrby, Of Blackstone. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
W. Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.. Eorkey spent
part OF the wseh in Richmond with
relatives.
Wiiiic Wright Of New York, visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W w.
Wright. this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
HOPE FOR DRINKERS LIES
IN BOTTLED PARAGUAY TEA
AmrricnN Manufacturers Arc Said TO
lie Seeking Out the
E1rnuln.

BUENos AIRES, Feb. Bottled
mate or Paraguay tea. the famous
south American beverage, may become
prohibition drink III tho Cnited
states. one North American manu-
iactUrcr OF beverages is mixing in
ruirivS in liucuos Aires To ascertain
whether TO import the mate herb from
Argentina and introduce Il to North
Americans.
Drtuilins mate through the bombilla
j. national custom not so much praC-
tlccd ia south American cities as
formerly, oUt As Etil common in the
caHr, ." agricultural districts. The
BON bills, a metal tube about six inches
LONG Win the thickness OF IA pencil, is
IAN shaped, at the end ana dotted with
small holes Xix" q sieve through which
the LIQUID is drunk from = sun-dricd
E"nrd about the size OF =. large apple
The LIQUID Is, prepared by hiiing the
wa,er is added. The host takes The
nrst drink ana the gourd is re-tilird
l"d handed 10 The CHESTS in succ ese on
iDe supply OF mate is renewed az ~
required. silver and even gold Eourds
"Fr no" Use1 by wealthy families
M&tc is grown extensively IN the
extreme northeastern section OF AZ.
Ecn;inar Paraguay and Earzi!. where
large tracts OF land arc given over 10
rs cultivation.
Tie herb possesses astringcnt quail
Ties which makes II an Invaluable bev-
rag" among the farming people who
consume large quantities or meat daily
this. together with hard biscuits, in
some parts OF The republic. being the
only articles OF !ood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WAvERLY

:."Ss.I!..;,. = ne Times pispa;an.
Il. Ellis 1T! ioday 'or F.or!Ga, whrra
she, VIII visit FOR the next thirty daye.
Miss Grae" West accompanied her
father Juds- West. 20 Elnporin this
week. ana y.s:t"G friends while he
Was hoid!ns ia" f'chrunry form Of
MIS-: Samuel ROSS. Of Nortoik, ,oYrn-
cry Niles Katherine: Custig, ar Acco.
!nac' "as mo guest of her frionde m
Mr. Joan p Graz; Miss ANah Gray
I.ichnurd This week
Miss hiicr Morris is spending tho
weef-Hhe IN nor parental homo ii
y the shes, of '9 Mss q yan Pntis's RnfS
Harrison on Main street. "'''
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Oscar IT. West ana
son, Oscar III. were rucs,s oF tteir
trienas In Holland. Virginia ms; SIM
day. returning TO their homo II WV
cry sunday night
home TH isr saen spsat .e da s gra,
iuttesviilc ''''
4; Iiartz has returned To his home
IN WaVe;!y after = tUC- We=Ae' iii
% pointE III Alabama
Fred, II. Ellis j. T. Wee, l. d
u: - Brown werc Visitors i: nj hpn,,. y;
On Thursday. '''i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
PULASKI

tSu.c!a u. 'rnn r.nl.s n!epatc.l.j
itCIASki. Va, Fen. ..-pulnski
l.odsc 30. looT u. T.. o. .Elks, which
is conducting q membership drive, in
itiattd seventeen members at its meet
ing Friday night ia anticipation OF
All Interesting meeting there was u
arg. attendance. After tl.c n0ViCes
had been given fun Instructions into
the mysteries of the order luncheon
was served. Plans a.e now cormuIa,-
ins 10 sta-e m.nstre! chow.
SIrs. 4 H. Jordan is homo from a
Visit To he" sisters Ut PocahcntaS, WITH
whom she spent S!;, Nfnl.-vud
Professor !. ~ Mil!cr OF thc chair
Of mathematics al sian Ddcr- Sidney
College, came up ana spent the week
END al his country p!uce 1T the county.
On his return tuesday he was .ccom-
panied by His family Professor Mil
or has entered "Don .l.ts duties since
n Christmas holidays lie WIS 10Y a
quarter - century, Noid C' the
rat"rmhtical d1parttnrrt - Emory
ana Henry college
Nua Tnursday lllg enjoyed It's meet
nG THIS "orA with Mrs. i:icnard g..
:tuHhc! as hoste-s. who entertained in
She apartment al Mrs. William = C;il-
me- Carrrnt events Included Il wide
N&Tlrt% ~ subjects, melting q. number
~ discussions Delightful rGfreshmcutR
s.s-t served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
SOUTH BOSTON
Isnealal % The Tinea-n 80,

.Lc.ial 70 The Times Dispa,ln
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Tcb. Miss
Naria. Bal!cu Of Ieaksyiilr n. g..
listed rclat:yos hero Friday
Alfred Childress of EicUrnnrd ~,
lives. ' 'r'"
G. W. Roller, or clover. Va. v,si,as
relatives her" this week
Mr. ana Mrs, keene shocHiey have
Or. II. II. Fuller passcd throu-b H.. 70
SundaN ~ route 70 Richmond. Va
M,hs E - .lordan. VINO s at
e.. IS at home on u visit.
Ghes'"r Brnce Of Richmond. spen,
MS Iizzic Clark. Of Richmond. :.
visiting Ter mother. Mrs s. g. Nor
ION. 49,
Miss Marye Lawson left this week
Ypr New Orleans. where she viii al.
tfrd the Mard! Gras "
Miss Lucia Nottingham Of Cane
Iins.
]. y. Norwood Of Salisbury, Y q.
var hero recently visiting reiarivas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
SOCIAL LIFE IN VIRGINIA
PERSONAL AND BRIEF NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF STATE
Correspondents Tell OF Minor Happen
inIs In All Sections uf the
nucnlth,
Especial 10 The Timcs-Diepa,ch..

Especial TO The Times DieNatch.l
ASHLAND. VA, Feb lowing &c
Weather conditions o2d tho fear OF an
epidemic OF influenza, the "Folli"s OF
1920" which was scheduled {" lac given
hcrc on February 6 By local talent.
has been indefinitely POSTPONED The
colonial hail has also been postponed.
Miss Frances Vaughan. of Richmond,
aut, South Boston. was tho recent guest
OF Miss Helen French.
George Wolf. OF Washington. spent
the past Weekend here with friends:
Mrs Dudley George. OF Penoia. VS.
lied the Misses Wright hers, recently.
Miss Issee Priddy. o: Richmond. Is
spending some time IN the home OF
hc- sister. Mrs Floyd Tucker. II.
Mrs r.. ~ Shepherd visited her SITTER,
Mrs. Charles EridGcs. this week:
Mrs Osc.t- Rider, Of New York. IS n
guest IN the homo OF her parents. p7'
''" NJ ~. sowS. NJ Richmond. was
tho recent guest OF Mrs. Floyd Tucker,
Miss Eva King has returned from
u visit to her sister, MIS- Edward
Slaughter.
Mrs. Edmund Cole ami small son. OK
MARYLAND. are visiting IN the homo of
Mr. H. \. Elicit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Through the Wi11d07U
of the World
OF Hats

THE woman who thrills al
1 tho prospect OF new
hat--and what woman does
MOTIFS elected TO expert
cnce more than her share OF
surprises and delights. For
her choosing will run the
gamut OF oil ages and ali
chimes, from Egypt to Alaska,
from the days before Adam
down TO tomorrow morning.
Already she realizes how i'm
portunt is to be Celophane.
with its brilliancy and its
allure in the fashloning OF
the new chapeuuy; in addi-
ton to black. browns and
blues, some OF the newer hats
are charming in bright sum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WNrkel Out.

Tho strange visitor had MADE quite
an !m9rcssion on six-ycar- old !:ihe,.
"HaNe you any Children the child
inquired,
oh. %es; have three
How old arc they:"
ono Is nine. ono is eleven, and one
Us fourteen"
Nine and eleven are twenty"
And now much is fourteen more?,
wcnty and fourteen would be
thirty four" ~
Gazing in admiration ~ the pretty
race 81 inc visitor Ethel exclaimed:
Wei 20 Tool, at YOU. nobody wouii
,hinN yon had been married thirty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

merry colors splepd idly
adaptable to youth. A smart
small rolling hat CON The
face) is formed Of alternat-
ing black Colophane and
folds o: cire silk; Il jet pin,
caps the climax. $3.50.
China blue latticed rafIia in
mushroom brtm effect. shor,
to tho back, has "a soft circ
black silk crown caught to
the right side with drift
wood burnt novelty. $500.
really distinguished Hennu
braid snilor has a bcwitching
little cluster or flowers TO the
front; a small bundeau 10 the
left side gives u fitting,
snappy angle. S27.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
ACCOMAC
TIC Tlmcs.Dispatch.

tSpec!a, - Tho Times Dispatch,l
lCCnMAC, VA, Feb. Mrs. Herbert
Ail!iner spent last weak In Baltimore.
e. Clark and Arthur Parks spent
several days RECENTLY in Richmond.
:. 9. burlington has returned from q
typ ia charleston, :. g. and Norfolk,
William Il. Stevenson has returned
from . t-lp 20 Eichmond
H. !. oliver. of Richmond spent sew
ala! days last week with his family
here
William =. Bell and family, or At
.auta. Ga, returned here last week and
N.l .Mh!Eo this r.la,e lhelr future home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Hand Made and
Hand DruzU71
BlOuses
OF Mode

XQUISITELY sheer and dainty
L. new Batistes and Voiles hand
drawn and hand-embroidered
some OF the modes have novelty
tuckings. S5.9S to s1O.9S.
New Tricolette Blouses in black.
navy and white; beaded pockets
and the sashes at back. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

DIP an orange stick gouJ
"lth absorbent cotton, FIRST In lemon
lnice and ih"n ~ pumicestonc. Apply
inc toNth. 'NV.a 'H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

ihS REGULAR inSnthly :n'ctiaE OF tire Roarl
OF. Advisors OF tbs Bureau OF Vacations viii
'atc rIayc Wednesday afternoon at I O'clock
al the Professional NN>n,.n's Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

tn. James River Garden Cub will n,ue.
oH EcGnesdRS Afternoon AT Io'c,ock a,
! ne hone OF Miss Katie Bie iii snshiu. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Suggesting the
Niagara Maid
Hosiery
For Spring

DRICED regardless of recent ad-
vances, for the woman want
ing GOOD hosiery for spring here
is opportunity. All silk with
heaVy re-enforced glove silk soles
and tops: gray, brown, black,
white, etc. $3.50.
Iisco thread silk hose. full fash.
Toned. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
1 = Is i NJ E~.T ~
Continued From l'irs. p,ce.

"a. Annual election Of officer, will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

I nsgItOne
Top Coats
$4,000

T'iNSEL TONE in d top coat, speaking stye-wisc,
is: parurc recherche If you are not i'm
pressed by the French phrasc--see the coats and
you will be sure to be-
handsomely full silk lined, man-tailored and Of
Tered in tan, beaver henna China blue etc; they
have narrow belts, smart pockets and inverted
pleated and tucked at back Choice $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
AMERICAN OWNED
ROAD IS SEIZED
moan TAKEN OWN ~ srATi.
on sONOilA iii,puhIH
DECLARE

~ Amuenip1 'fWi
NOGALl3s, April o. The suuih
en- Pacific de- MeAlc0 railroad, ~
American owned line, was rnDod by
The government OF sonora, Mcaitl
today The railroad foi nume days
had been tied ~ by nlilkn
No formal notice ~ the intention
NJ the sonora authorities ~ aelyo
and operate tho limo was Given lho
lnllrond, officials here NJ l'cfon snld
THESE officials alld the alllke woul'l
roof hnvn bcon broken Ind moi iht
rinlo authorities acted The N0h,h'
GIN Pacific NJ Mcilct " q 6phsldlniy
NJ the Southern Pacific rallrnGd IN
The United slnicg and Goo 600 Am.
olloan stockholders 0ic lrlorolled IN
The Mexican line, II wai stated
with the seizure ~ Tho line, ih1
Mexican nulhnrllinp started 0ltrnl'
ing trains, employing ilIh striker
wIlh the announcement that Tho Dc
manda of the strikers tggatdlnl'
hours aud my would b. fetcpnI2od,