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MONDAY, APRIL &c, 1920.
ut 500 O'clock =. NJ.
the property above described.

'"e property aboVe described.
Nos. rs and 4l7 North Sixth Street.
nave frontage together of As feet
~ inches on the east side OF Sixth
''T Thsv and na run , hack good depth. :.
the vegetable market. which Elves
mem the advantage of the large mar.
, KS. 'r Gss ana renders the location
ness ness The present tenants have occu-
pfe dot these stores for good number
thr Hats 1890, nnd nave always done a very
The small store, No. 4l7s North
sixth Street. adjoins the above prop.
cry on the north. and has, a frontage
Street. sue VI SIKH
immedia,e!y after the above sale,
SD the detached pf brek d ~; shell 81
sos North Seventh Street Wiz ts, o,
stories and basement, and contains
f fse, on ien tho rooms with lot fronting IS
street ny good depth TO an alley.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL ", 1920.
at $40 o'clock +. NJ. we shall oHer
t sS,, sac mo property. No. 104 North
i I;m street sire consisting OF two att rae
with b rooms each. hot water heat
electric lights. etc. iish''
, im an dia,a!ly after tho above sale.
one.half undivided interest in the v v.o
cant can. lot fronting 22 feet on the south
Stree,I -. SSIest east OF Plum
ron ihs 4 sSGve and Pr q has always
ycstment and this sale should ntiran,
mn, mn, a. nhusnt,on o. persons wishing to
TERMS: One-third cash. tho ~,
s anSf III , ,hree equal payments a, six.
terest added, title rctai.,eI until ~
ea r, y, ~, money is fully paid, or Iii
TINS property is being sold by ora.r
~ p, Inc ShaHcery Court OF the city OF
REichmond, Va. in the suit or virginia
Trust Company and ID! S. McCar;Sw
executors XII VI vs. Henry II. Bell eli ais
ana IL subject to the confirma tion -
the court in said suit ~
IA; TRUST COMPANY and .5 Vi
Deceased. s,t'' \
SuT.l ON & CO. Auotioneers. /.
RhNpnhSa connects you with the Wsns
10 peL1rtwta y ~ ~
Randolph ! and dictate yoU. Z
I'D 10 a Want Ad TakeE. l0-ss' 80
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DISpLIY CLASSIFIED

In execution of certain deed OF
rus, OF March IL. 1916. and OF record
IN Deed Book 207 a.. Page 39i. OF
the records OF the Circuit court of
tienrlco County, the Undersigned
Ing been mado in tho provislona OF
said deed. and being rcluiyei SO to do
q 20 l"refG.Drr; ! viii. offcr for, sals
upon the premises on Wednesdays.
AnriI 90, 1920. at Il NJ. y part oetthe
rcH estate -Evrcoy conveyed aud de-
srNihci W. 'r,s 4 and . in q ociS 90
court. having frontage OF so feet
HH t.a ls' iSc . r WsNts eighth,
Street north OF Selden street. and
running back 1870 feet, more or less.
H. y. McCURDY.
Trustee.
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CTIONS--LEGAL.S
Legal Notices

MUTUAL. ASSURANCE socIErY--.rhe
an"ua. 'ncetin. o! ;hc MuIua! Azuur-
am. Society ot ''tE:rIa w.ii be h".I ..ay
u. 1870. a. The once II Ihr society. Hup,n
2ri. auiGa; iu.id.nE. E.-amund. Va. al
l o.c!ocA J. NJ q. Aosicst linE. Secre-
TO WHOM 1T MAY COSCFtN-NotI,s
~ hereby given shat have sold nlv
m"O Perry aud !. buiiy hii u -syus
having claims ac1ins, uir vl;, D..H =.
chem. GGsy verified. a. Ike above iauEyss
L.ior. Nav T. bale !.uchc
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No. sos North 9th
Street
THE BRICK BUILDING wITH
TWO APARTMENTS,
No. 1O4 North Elm
Street
Trustee.

AND 4 oNE-HALF UNDIVIDED IN
TEkEST IN y VACANT LOT 'FRONT.'
OF MAIN STREET. EAST OF PLUM
AZ the request OF the executors OF
EiizabSth Sell Davis. deceased, who
up the estate. we shall offer for sale,
at public auction. upon the premises,
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To the creditors of WILLIAM e.
THo.lAS. OF Richmond in the
County Of licutIrc. and district
afort sAid-Bauilru.t:
NJ ice is hereby given that on
April 10. 1920, the said VILLA II
{. THOMAS was duly adjudicltci
bankrupt, and tina; the first meeting of
his creditors Will be held in my
Office. Rooms lllS-iil9 Mutual Build
in. Richmond. Va, on tho ROTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1920. at 10 o'clock in she
forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint 4 trustee. examine tine
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
''iIoS Is. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
April 90. 1920.
TILE QUICK VA to get what you wani
when you want II s to read and use
Tt,mrs- Dispatch CLASSIFIED ads
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In The Matter OF No. $3.50.
WILLIAM G. THOMAS In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Itusincss I'roDnrtv


iipPEW Elt~-For sale. Honeywell. Va
restaurants poo,roo,ns conf.ctIon"r,Ss
hntci.. barber shops. Secure you- lola-
lion At one. l.. . Box 5H.
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FINANCIAL
business OppOrtunitics

business Opportunities 3S
coEFECTlONERf. fountain. fixtures. etc.
- SEEMING reason. government. position.
BARGAIN. 1000 Hull.
DRUG STORE fixtures complete and Eny
potNon OF the stock for sale. including
ChciuFes. ch":D!CA1a. nu!d extracts etc
See ihca. bargains at lith and Z SITS. -.
"" AWrck's Dug store. Washington. ID.
{ ALSO complete candy mfg. Kitchen
for hl.e cheap.
ENCEPTlOEAL OPpOPTCSITY for dis
uIct sales representative to handle vat
"Eiri article selling direct 10 garages
anu alins stations, no cauitai required.
rhc Avon SgcCin ltIcs MaEufactur!uc Co..
S.ts MARKET riace. baltimore. Md.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF I'll. /!
INiTED STATES FOR TitIS EAST
E!tN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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situation, Wnntcd-ilcmolc :,G


situation, HantcG-frcnalc 30
cfAr EHOS-Wan,cd positio, as chan
.!hi Tor party spending GUNNER AZ
mountains or cons.. Ct position - com
Lramloh OF E?ysTncas. Address l. 10 care
oituatiUiis Hantcu-l.a.c az
hOpKN EElEE OF experience. now en-
r!1yci, desires position With rcl!aii.
~! ~ small lDHn. References luruisn.t
SaIiSss :, sZ- care Tunes D!suaIoh
btt''tiSI. r"Eis;cTcd assistant fourteen
years trGHricncc. desires change good
ictcftnC". Don; answ.. un..ss you haze
svinsthins GOOD Address l. ga. care
A.N. 20 years al age. nOw employed dur
!EE the !aN, siHtI"3 10 get In .Duch
WIN some one desiring the services OF a
rr"d. reliable p"rJDa from o'clock on
Gerry MINT. or part o: each week Ain
iuiE!sh best Of references. Apply TO g
'le care flnlcs. DiEuatch.
MAE AGi:E--Wanted. position az ma mayer
.arH Nothing put nrsi- class proposition
VIII be cons! 1cred. Address Il e French
.3i Sorth Sycamore Street. Petersburg. Va.
HOTEL STOREKOoM Man desirc. no
sl'lon ~ "hoiesaic or retail grocery
MOTIFS; TtiF!nSton. Va. X. l.. u g. care
SALES II A%-whn;ed pos!,ion as sales.
or Tapcr manufacturer preferred. Z. o
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To the, creditors of WILLIAM {

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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kOJSG MAN wanted not less than 81
years of age, who, has had a. year or
more OF ,cHperience In q court clerks Of
|aisry TO right party. Apply In person or
ly letter as soon as possible TO - G.
|mith,- Clerk Corporation Court, Newport
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Farms and Land TOR Sale s3

DAIRY farm. :G7 acres, clos" 20 CITY;
large COW barn and siio w" tenant
houses Groom residence. large horse
barn: all fenced with woven wire Price
$1,000 Carrot Il Co. !li2 l.. Main ST.
FAkMS--Can To zee us Tor farms and
city property in new Office |. Z
Branch No. North Ninth St. Room g.
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EluL Es7ATA .nR SALE
Wanict.--i;cnl Estn.c

40. w ELL. Nt-Auy one having -.,I
's AZ Tor sale vr WANTING 90 huv. cali
'. N.'-t.. LtI'nS run 4s'Ja.. us!la tic
-. - - pttJcSs"t. 'dt- Camp ,v
n"iii.N" iiorewei. Nu.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Live-wire salesman. An
excellent proposition for
1ustlers.
10 N. EIGHTH STREET.
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MONEY loaned to housekce pcrs at legal
!nicrcst. Standard Credit Co, 2i2 North
Fourth Street Madison 3672
40 usr these Want Ads ~ 10 Ia sure OF
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E ENC GRAPHER--Wantcd young man
.s;cnoGrarher and typis;. bankers office.
hppiy. stating age and experience and
|alGry expected. Box 1851, city
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Poultry and Supplies

MiLkoLi%E y u'grca. bone. ,ra,,le ana
mGIgis nulaer. ana k."pH hurs in a
E"rJ healthy condition 81 vour dealer,
o. from hraGer * HASTEN. 1908 Eas. cars.
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Ia -a.alc or Female 81

per month or b,e
'cGmniissioEs III East Broad Street.
TEACHERS wanted for the coming
school term for principal. intermediate
nj priLnarr. Apply at once to ChnSD q
|soyster. Eu,ln2k. y. C.
wanted. "ypcrienccd marker and as
sn.ter man or woman. State snlnry
iinGsrost Steam Laundry. Kingaport.
'cnn
FOTE that ovsry AID Is correctly indsIod
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YOUNG MAN wanted for shipping and
|pmpary. l,asi state salary desired:
fso give reference. Amply p .. Box i75S
kouNG MEN for railway mail clerks.
rec particulars write ], LEONARD Hormer
government osaminer), 1913 Equitable
suIiding Washington. D. G..
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"a lESM AN--Wantcd immediately travel.
ing representative for one OF the larr-
ST Riehmond automotiye equipment lob
'ers. u - essential ;hai applicant has
lad actual selling txpcricncc in amtomn
aie SUPPLIES Applications from incxpe-
n attractive proposition and one thai
merits Investigation OF tn. highest call.
red ,sdi6sn Write fully stating age
mount oil experience, whether single or
married.. giving nhone number r sal,
are Time r. Dispatch '-'
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Houses for sane

BuNGALow--For gaze. II q usrsa!r.
beautiful. bunga;o" ia ~ q d ed % 4
iIciIhts See MIR Smith. i.lJ eNhuru X
Rogers. Inc. No. Mutual Building. Mad
tson Hi
FLOYD AVE. islO--For sale 'cw all
sUiut.ly modern ana Gttrac'tvs p-TOs.
brick residence. ~ 500 Ola cas-. ter.as.
cali NJ luus. or Nhone nou,C.arI
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Household Goods

SlSf aid think how many hundreds of
buyers are now reading these specific
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THE BEST AID IN tins column is the nd
that tells eli the facts about tho pro-
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TELEpaoNE Randolph and dictate ycYs
I'D 10 Want Ad TaksI. -
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II YOU have io-, something. use these
Want Ad- and SCI {. back
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F you want to rent a house uso these
Want Ads
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|IoSi EhcihL SIGN FAINTER A,pIv
:. y 81 Ter II Sons. 100 West Main :,
DitIERS wanted Carrie ioe hi.
DEA ISMA$ Wanted by iarr- cn-,
nnnni."" hrA'.c'ahs mechanical drarsms n
|T!mes bis patch 60 care
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Two live statesmen for out.
side selling; must have neat appear
nee: experience not essential: pcrIna mont
POSITION: good pay weekly. Apply Mi
Room ZIG. American National
Snnk buil,l.nE. hctwaen Q and 10 Is III
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"an'cd-Livo Stock 30
wA*fHD .opi rcnts. hors.: mu,, To-.
icnScr"h!T heavy and work anywhere
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49, i:bhk--W wanted. reg!s,ercd or
aaH's AK registered druc clerk by A.
~, ~ or N2on"r Single man pf.terr"h
-G"tn ',hairsH' iirs'.c!ass salary and
.I'A.AHsH Not over 80 Years al
lse Apply L. l.. bowman. petSss6u.s.
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iA WiEll wanted Immediately for ground
Sawm!l. who Is fast and knows how
10 keep MIL up SO that II will make
Food boards. VIII pay flrst-c class man
eaus 8. G..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-03
BRYANT WASH
BURN, WHAT HAP
PENED TO JONES'"

It's pretty tough when you leave on
journey with two quarts of good
liquor snugly tucked away in your
suitcase, only to have it stolen before
you reach your journeys end. But it's
downright tragedy when you patronize
a bootlegger and learn that he has sold
you your own whiskey at 50 the drink!
Situations Of this sort, particularly
timely just now. are responsible for
the unusual fun opportunities of
What Happened to Jones'" which will
be seen today at the Colonial with
Bryant Washburn as the star. what
Happened to Jones" is the uproarious-
~ funny George Broadhurst comedy
of bootlegging and reformers in a dry
town. 1t was adapted for, the screen
by Elmer Harris. co-author OF $50
Long Lefty" and Canary Cottage. !"
The production was directed by James
Cruze. assisted by Cullen Tate. Kin
ley Martin is responsible for. the pho
tography.-Ady.
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"LIFE'S TWIST
BESSIE BARRIS-
GALE. COLONIAL

What would you do if on your we'd
ding night, you suddenly discovered
that the man you loved did not marry
you because he loved you. but merely
for your fortune. That is the situa-
ton Bessie Barriscale finds herself in
as Muriel De Koven, beautiful young
society girl. in her latest productionAa
Robertson-Cole Special, the principal
attraction today at the Colonial. Be-
lieving that Stephen, her husband,
loves her and not knowing that it was
her mother who. anxious to get into
society. engineered her marriage, Mu-
rie1 overhears her husband telling his
sister that he married because of a
money consideration. Indignant and
Inundated. Muriel adopts a course of
cold indifference toward her husband
In the months that follow. Stephen
slowly comes to realize the fine char
acter of the girl he had married and
falls in love with her. but a wall of
misunderstanding has grown up be-
tween them and Muriel will not listen
to his declarations of love. Then in a
frenzy of disappointment and anger,
Stephen conceives a plan, involving
little tenement girl who resembles his
wife. that brings the story to start
ling and novel conclusion. "A Blue
Ribbon Mutt Century Comedy. the
Universal Screen Magazine and Kino-
grams will complete a delicious pro-
gram.-Adv.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"SOMETHING'TO
THINK ABOUT" TO-
DAY OPERA HOUSE

Something to Think About" is at
last with US today at the Augusta
Opera House. 1t was written by
Jeanne Macpherson and produced by
Cecil &. De Mile. who expended his
detail upon an intensely human story
of real folks. 1t is, therefore, up to
the usual De Mile standard. A rich
man. David Markley, a cripple. sends
Ruth Anderson, a village blacksmiths
daughter. to schools She returns. a
beautiful young lady and it is sup
posed she and Markley are to wed.
But, she elopes with a young and at
tractive village lad, who is later killed
I'll tunnel accident leaving her alone
and unprovidcd for. Returning home.
she finds her father embitte1ed against
her. on account of her treatment of
Marley and will have nothing to do
with her. not even allowing her in her
former home. She takes refuge in a
barn and is about to hang herself,
when discovered by Markley and his
dog. She marries him. although he
takes her out of pity. not love then
her child is born and Markley soon be-
comes to tdolize the child. A series of
almost wonderful events finally brings
them together in true love. the climax
coming through an old blind angler,
who is the child's boon companion.
proving to be her father. All are thus
reunited and live happily together
ever after" The two-reel Western
comedy Mashed" is scream.-Adv.
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Cost of Production of
Sweet Corn in Maine

Charles H. Crawford. Maine Agri-
cultural Department. who has charge
of the department. interests in the
the Office on Wednesday, having just
returned from a trip over the State.
Mr.. Crawford was asked concerning
the sweet corn situation and pros
poets for the coming year. He said:
II have been deyoting a good part
of the time during November to the
sweet corn interests, visiting the va
rious locals of the Sweet Corn Grow
ers' Association. The figures showing
the cost, production on about so per
cent. Of the acreage that have been
kept has been read at these meetings.
The question of the cost Of production
and the price necessary for the grow
ers to continue in the business have
been freely discussed. The interests
of the packer. also the consumer, have
each been carefully considered and the
growers feel justified in demanding a
price which, now the cost of produce
ton Is known, will guarantee them
cost and for the successful growers a
reasonable profit.
1.-The question of lowering the cost
of production has been fully discussed
and the association is contemplating
putting on a campaign of education.
requesting each local to call a meet
ing or meetings of growers. at which
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indicted into the military or naval
service of the United States.
you have attached to your in
quiry form of discharge from
draft which appears to be different
in form from the so called honorable
discharge from the United States
Army Section two of the Soldiers
Bonus Act, however, shows that 1t
contemplates three kinds of dis
charge namely, an honorable or or
binary discharge or release from such
service The service referred to Is
that into which he has been enlisted,
indicted, appointed or mustered
1.-The form of discharge from draft
states that the soldier is discharged
from the military service of the
United States by reason of physical
incapacity.' 1t also states that he has
been indicted into the service The
fact that the man inducted has not
taken an oath and has not become an
integral part of the United States
Army in the more limited sense of the
term, does not, in our opinion, bar
him from the benefits of this act"
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keep LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark rings
under your eyes-pimples IA bilious
look in your face-duD. eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. 15c and SOC.
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ton of this character in the negative
but an examination of the Massachu-
sets law shows that the provisions of
our statute are somewhat radically
different, and in view of the fact that
several provisions of the Massachu-
sets statute are copied verbatim. we
feel that the law was Intentionally
made more liberal in this particular.
Section two of our act purports to
define the word soldier for the DUR
pose of the act. The term Is extend
ed to any man who was commits
stoned, enlisted, indicted. appointed
or mustered into the military or nav
al service of the United States We
must assume that these terms are to
be given the Interpretation attached
TO them by the proper authorities of
the United States government, which
has complete control of the military
forces of the country. The term in
Quoted has a well recognized mean
ing in connection with the admins
tration of the Selective Service Law
and Regulations during the late war.
Part Seven of the Selective Service
Regulations, adopted in pursuance of
the Act of Congress of May Is, 1917.
and supplementary and amendatory
acts, is entitled Induction and Mob
ilization,' and Section 159 d provides
that induction by local boards is ac-
compiished by entering in pre-
scribed column of the classified lists
the day and hour on which the reg
istrant is to report to the local board
and by mailing to the registrant at
the same time an order to report to
the local board for military service at
the time and place specified.
The form prescribed is entitled
Order of Induction Into Military
Service of the United States and the
registrant is notified that he has been
selected for immediate military
service The order also contains the
following language from and after
the hour just named you will be a
soldier i'm the military service OF the
United States Section 159 d of the
Selective Service Regulations also
provides that from the day and hour
so specified the. registrant will be
in the military service OF the United
States An examination of this en-
tire section Of the Selective Service
Regulations confirms the view that
drafted men thus accepted by the
local board and ordered to report are
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New CORPORATIONS

The Office of the attorney general
has approved the articles of incorpor-
alton, organized under the laws OF
Maine:
Triangle Oil Company, organized
Nov. q at Kittery. Capital stock,
$4,000; all common; nothing paid in {:
par value, 81; shares subscribed. 4.
President. Alvin H. Bacon, Melrose,
Mass; clerk and treasurer, Horace
Mitchell. Kittery; directors. Alvin H.
Bacon of Melrose. Mass, Horace
Mitchell. NJ. G. Mitchell and D. E.
Phillips Of Kittery. Me. Purposes. to
acquire in all legal methods of laws.
land or lands in the State of Ohio or
other mining enterprises; and other
business. Approved. Nov. so.
Sea Products Co., organized Nov
26 at Rockland. Capital stock, $780,
900: all common; nothing paid in: par
value. 500; shares subscribed, g. Presi-
dent and treasurer. Walter j. Rich,
Jr., Rockland; clerk. George c. Large,
Rockland: directors. Walter j. Rich.
Jr. Walter j. Rich and George c.
Large, all of Rockland. Purposes, con-
Quoting a fish. lobster and sea food
business in all its branches. APPROX
ed Nov. 30.
F. j. Brewer & Son, Inc, organized
Nov. Is at Bar Harbor. Capital stock,
$4,000; all common: paid in, $500 par
value. 500: shares subscribed, 8.
President, Fred J. Brewer. Bar Harbor:
treasurer, e. Malcolm Brewer, Bar
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Nominations by Governor

The following additional nominal
tons by Governor Carl E. Milliken
have been posted at the Executive
Department under date of Dec. /:
rial Justice-E. H. Crosse, STRAIT
ton, tOld term expired Nov. rs, 1900
Director, Port Of Portland-James
@. Gulnac, Bangor, (For the term
ending Aug. I, 1929
Notary Public-Fremont J. c. Lit
tie, Augusta: John p. Kelley, Port
land; Howard Pierce, Mars Hill: Rev.
S. A. Evans. Hollis Center; w. +.
Merrill, Wiscasset; Joseph NJ. Trott,
Bath; H. S. Wing. Kingfield; Leroy
E. Cochrane, Berwick.
Justice of the Peace-H. S. Wing,
Kingfield; George j. Keegan, Van
Buren,: Walter S. Plummer. Harring-
ton: Charles "A. Frost, Norway; Hen
ry Mclaughlin, Bangor; Clyde Il.
Trask, Bradford.
To Administer Oaths. Acknowledge
Deeds and Solemnize Marriages
Leila IT. Hunnewell. Kingfield; S. Jo-
sephine Peabody, Houlton.