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ssss<&fs-e<s-@xsasa<-~------.--.a
strobe rapidly over the snow, Suzanne
following meekly, like one hypnotized-
Arrived at the spot where Cameron
had shown the white feather, accord
ing TO Sue, the man buckled on the
skis teok the start, and leaped off.
Presently he was back. Again he
jumped. Suzanne. ready to take back
all she had ever said, was silenced by
the look on his face when he returned
Again he leaped. This time he did not
come back so quickly--in fact, he did
aot come back at ALL Sue waited
waited-then, fearing she knew not
what ran quickly down the slope, in
and out through the trees. What was
that dark object on the snow-pros-
trate? Not Cameron
But II was Cameron-Cameron with
one foot badly twisted. TITS nothing
he managed TO say. and tried to stand,
then crumpled up. Suzanne knew 1t
was no time to protest her sorrow and
repentance. Like the very deer that
she had often startled In the forest.
the girl sped back to the Lodge for
help.
A week later Cameron, limping
slightly. walked on the sunny south
veranda of the Lodge. Beside him was
Suzanne. Suddenly she halted him,
a soft hand laid gently on his arm
Cameron" she said, don't you like
meY
Cameron shut his lips. Then, Every
one does that, Sue" he said casually.
Even as he had resolved to marry ne
one who thought him coward, no less
would he have anything to do with
this girl moved temporarily by pity
and feeling that she was rather re-
sponsible for the accident.
Sues most daredevil mood took
possession Of her. Cameron" she said,
"if I have ever wanted anything, I
have gone out and got 1t. And what
is more important in life than the
man you want TO marry? And want
to marry you'll" Cameron looked at
her amazed. No, there was no doubt
ing that expression of almost desper-
ate sincerity. Then she covered her
face with her hands. Forget what
just said" she murmured brokenly.
1T was unwomanly. But l thought
i thought you really cared"
MY darling girl" Cameron's tender
voice left no doubt as to whether he
really cared. "My darling girl ~
Presently Cameron told her why he
had refused to take the jump. "At the
time l was so hurt by your readiness
TO accept the unworthy explanation
that let it go at that. l realized that
your brother ought not TO take the
jump. but knew that he would not I'M
dergo what would seem to him the
humiliation of being the only one to
refuse to do it. All he needed was
an excuse-and my not doing it made
it easy for him"
Forgive me, dear" said Sue humbly.
And forget that asked you what you
should have asked mel"
''You only availed yourself of your
privileges" smiled Cameron. after
all, It's leap year. And while some
times 1t doesn't pay to take a leap"
he eyed his foot whimsically. "some-
times 1t does!"
''When we do 1t together" whispered
Suzanne.
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Mest fremont

The w. I. |. society met with Mrs.
OTIS ingalls, May 90. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Earle Farley. by
special request.
Miss Rena Lunt has gone to Man
set to work at the Ocean house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler RumilI are
receiving congratulations ON the
oirth OF a son. (Schuyler. jr.)
Mrs. Mildred Norwood of McKin-
iey Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Edwin
Lopaus.
MRS. Emma Reed, who is with her
son Hollis at Mckinley, spent the
weekend with her daughter. Mrs.
Alvin Walls.
May "a. "Tba,pa
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Southwest Hnrhor

sunday morning Henry RamsdeIrs
automobile struck an electric light
post near Don Mayo's, and turned
turtle, the occupants being thrown
out Miss Hazel Ramsdell and the
driver were not seriously injured, but
Miss Emma Gilley received a bad emf
across her forehead, Several stitches
were necessary to close the wound.
AS no bones were broken nor internal
injuries sustained. it is honed thai
she will be able to join In the gradu-
ating exercises of her class ON
June 1.
Joseph Trask is stili suffering
from severe attack OF egythema.
which has confined him to his home
more than three weeks, and will pre-
vent the completion of his high
school term.
may 70. Spray"
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Miss Katharine s. Fernald and
friend of Bangor spent one evening
OF last week in town with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Fernald.
Mrs. ". Irene Somes spent the
weekend at home, returning Monday
to Machias normal school.
Mrs. Harriet s. Sanderson has re-
turned to New York. after few DAYS
at her old home here.
Albert p. Smith. formerly Of Mt.
Desert. and Mrs. Ruth Crockett of
sinalhaven, were married May s at
hockiand. Best wishes are ex-
tended.
Capt. William s. Brown recently
spent few days with his family.
Mrs. A. M. Hastings aud son AL
fred motored to Brewer Thursday,
returning Friday.
May "a. &
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Manset.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Joy and
,.mily have returned from Roekland.
shere they spent the winter.
Capt. Charles Stanley and wife
have gone to Northeast Harbor for
he summer.
Bessie Noyes Mary Whitmore.
Gladys whitmore, Cora Mills, Iva
Walls and Annie Clarke spent the
week in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lawton and
family have returned from Roekland,
where they spent the winter.
Isaac Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. T..
q. Stanley spent two days last week
ID R3ckland.
Miss Stafford and Miss Dunton OF
New York have been at their cottage
the past week, getting IL ready for
the summer.
Mrs a. V. King Is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Ethel Newman.
May "a. Lilac"
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Seawall.

seaWaii.
MRS. Amos Dolliver is visiting Mrs.
clarence Harding on Colts Island.
Mr. and Mr.. and Mrs. French are
with their daughter. Mrs. L. e. New
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Phillips are
with Mrs. Phillips parents, Edgar
Newman and wife. They have en-
pioyment with the Addison Packing
Co.
May "a. It En-
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West Hancock.

Mrs. Herman Sinclair left last
week for New Haven, Conn, where
Mr.. Sinclair is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Springer of
Dexter, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Ireland, are at their old home for a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Kicker and mother,
Mrs. Eliza Means, of West Lynn,
Mass, were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Means sister, Mrs. Mary S. Milliken.
Mrs. Rose Young of Ellsworth WIS.,
tied Mrs. Jesse Brown last week.
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1t was at AK la ChapeIle on Novem-
Der Is, 1918, that there was signed q
declaration of peace, second only Ia
importance TO that signed Saturday,
January 10 last.
The slgners of that document of No
vember, 1918. bore names well known
in history, and also well known the
world over at that time. Time Will
show whether the leaders of the world
today viii cut as important figures.
Here are the names of the men
whose signatures attested the down.
fall Of Napoleon Bonaparte's mad am
bltion. Matternich. Richelieu, Cas-
tlereagh, Wellington, Hardenberg,
Bernstorff, Nesselrode, Capo DIstria.
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North Hancock.

Frank Crabtree. who has been
away on two weeks vacation. has re-
Turned to his position as station
agent here.
DR.. A. W Cleaves Is building a
lodging house and restaurant. The
asllding has a porch all around II.
0Tman Sabans OF New York visited
BIS parents last week. Mr.. Sabans
cane with an auto truck load of
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Colts Island.

Mrs. Amos Dolliver of Manset Wis
ted Mrs. Clarence Harding last
week.
Eugene Stanley of Mckinley has
been doing the farming for the island
people.
May "a. Mrs. Cbips. ir"
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after several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Havey.
clyde Robertson and family spent
the weekend in Franklin with Mrs
kobertson's mother, Mrs. Carrie
Bragdon.
Mrs. Charlotte Hopkins and chill
dren OF Town Hill visited relatives
here last week.
May "a. III
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Allard Springer returned home
last week from Lincoln.
Kenneth Young has gone to Bruins
WICK, where he has employment.
A. II. Mears has purchased the farm
formerly owned by Frank Phillips.
May "a Hubbard
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Surry.

Lloyd Torrey left Monday to Join
yacht for the summer.
Mrs. John F. Rowan is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Olin Fowler.
Mr.. Wentworth and family OF Or
rington spent last week with his sis
ter. Mrs johnson.
Wesley Williams went to Boston
Thursday
May "a. l..
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MRS. L. ]. Bragdon Is home from
Ellsworth for brief stay.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife of South
Gouldsboro and Miss Agnes Holt of
west Sullivan spent the weekend AT
his old home here.
May "a. "
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North Snlliynn.

Mrs. Trip and Mrs. Maria Havey
attended the grand convention of
Pythian Sisters in Portland.
James +. Havey, who has spent the
winter In North Jay. has gone to
Northeast Harbor for the season,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-05-26

furniture TO West Hancock, for Mr.
ihorsen farm manager, MIR. HAN.
May "a. ~
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Sufficient Cause

"Why did Smith leave homer"
His wife and book agent started
in to outtalk each other one day ana
he ran way."-Florida Times. Union.
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Spray"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
WANTS
MOTIONS



Richmond. Va, March "a. 1a4o.
To Republican District. County and
City Chairmen, and Duly Qualified
Voters OF virgini& who ara In nc-
cord with the principles Of the Re-
publican Party. believe In its decia-
ration Of principles, ana are In SYM
pathy with 10 aims and purposes:
Responding to the call o. tbs Re-
publican national committee and pur-
suant to tho plan Of party organixa-
tion. tho Republican stats committee
OF Virginia hereby directs that state
convention Of delegated represents
tives OF the Republican party Of Vir-
ginia be held In the city Of Richmond.
Virginia, 1T II O'clock A. NJ. the 27th
day OF April. 1890, for the purpose Of
selecting four delegates At large, and
four alternates at large. to the Re.
publican national convention which
will convene In Chicago, Illinois. on
June 8, 1890, to nominate candidates for
president and viee-president Of tho
United States, two electors at large to
be voted for ut the election to be held
on November 2. 1920. the nomination
of candidate Tor senate. the election
of ave members Mt largo Of the state
executive committee. and the transac-
tion OF such other business as may
properly come before said state con-
vention.
The voters Of Virginia who are In
accord with the principles OF the Re-
publican party. believe in Its daciara-
ton Of policies and are in sympathy
with its aima and purposes. are COR
daily invited to unite under this call
In the selection of delegates to saI1
STATE COMMITTEE REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF VIRGINIA,
J. r. POLLARD.
State Chairman.
FL. Fl. PRICE
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Then thou shalt know how true a
friend ! am to thee. ] give

, Then thou shalt know how true a
friend am to thee. give
"Ah--what?"
What thou shalt not rcpay---advice.
Get We away from here as fast as legs
viii carry thee before Nadina learns
thou canst not pay her. and has thee
cast into prison. give thee fair warn
ing, my friand--when thy gold goest.
go thou Farewell. unless perchance
thou dost care to use the dice Nadina
has for those Of her friends who use
them well. She tells me thou hast
spurned the chance she gave thee to
gamble with Put. Take my advice
50 thou. or else play with the dice in
Nadina's house"
! CHAPTER XVIII.
] Pharis. the sea captain, reclining
upon cushions with Tisha on one side
and Sidonia. the blonde houri. who had
also fascinated him. on the other, sum-
moned Sadyk, the jeweler. Pharis
bought with liberal hand, decking
each Of the girls with bracelets and
&nklets of gold. and great large rings,
while his slaves with the treasure
chest paid out many golden shekels to
the oyerjoyed Sadyk.
Let this girl have whatever pleaseth
her" ordered Pharis. finally. as Sadvk
held up the glittering golden necklace
= oH JiiS manu- anu ddHSic0 1t peIUTe me
avarfcious eyes Of Tisha. Tho girl
clapped her hands and gave cry of
Joy.
Jether, watching furtive1y at this by
play and mad with Jealousy and rage.
rushed forward just as Tisha was about
! to place the necklace upon her Shout
ders. He grabbed the bauble roughly
from the old jeweler, and turned de-
family toward the sea captain.
Il have bought this necklace" he
cried, loudly.
AYE, At thousand shekels,a agreed
Sadyk. humbly. But thou hast not get
paid for it."
With cry OF rage, Jether sprang to
his feet and would have struck Tisha,
as the temptress thrust her saucy face
toward him. but she was too quick <ni
agile. In an instant she covered be-
tween the sheltering arms of the giant
sea captain.
Haggai. the Judean. strobe forward.
what meanest thou, when thou say
est Jether hath done dishonor to his
fathers God?" he demanded.
Tisha faced him defiantly.
Know then all Of ye," she cried.
For the love of me, Jether hath for
ever renowned the God Of Israel--"
A murmur of horror and amazement
swept through the crowd.
And for love of me he hath sAcrf-
decd unto our gracious lady, the Baby
lonfan Ishtar. and all for a kiss I gave
|. In JEST. Ha. ha. but Ii was sport, rare
sport. to see this country fool crawl In
the dust beneath my feet"
HaggAi. the Judean. grasped Jether
by the shoulder and spun him around.
Tho boy. crushed, broken hearted,
overcome by one disaster after another.
could only look durnbly at the angry
ION OF Judea.
TELL her she lies" Numbered HaS-
gal Tell her she lies
Jether hung his head in shame and
did not reply.
$50. then. II Is true--thou dog.
curse thee" cried HaggaL
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Mrs- J. Pennagton III
To make : change in tha diet ~
may give the patient occasionally.
beaf tea Or broth. which aIthQHS
they do not give sufficient nopE3xhs
ment are needed 70 that the pAt1enf
does not get too quickly tired Of nsall
For patients who suffer fron KAl3
or Liver trouble and Who must avQ4l&
fat. strain soup through vet nArnin
which viii keen III gr~ase haea
REEF TEA sAss
Chop two pounds az round SnANI
into small squares Put IA 4. don1{f|
boiler with ono quart Of wataE IN
let stand for IN hour. Thea - III
on the stove and allow n summer
CHICKEN RRoTH hs SAsS
Cut small foul tntu piecos&ikE
add quart and half or cold
and let this stand for one houi. ka1s
let II simmer for two hcm1n SH&
gently for one hour morA x1ax4
taste. ss rs a ''lss s u
MOTION BROTH
cut one pound q nesA a aQst
into small pieces, add
chopped onion and Quart ut
Let stand cna hour. and slmna1 &pH3
three. Cool. strain and ren0& ~ "
season with salt and vhita - NV MI y u
ECGNOG
Break m egg into 4 bowl. IN 11
saltspoonful Of salt ana twn
spoons OF sugar: whip With e3l
er until light and add 4 cup ofa1n1l
and vanilla or grated nutmegs
harley Water: Boil ona to
OF barley -four. one teaspoon ok o&l2x
one-half teaspoon Of sAlt II = RI
Of water for fifteen minutes IN
enr Aavor with orange AZ
juice. ......... !. ! IllIIi
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LIQUID DIET
J. s. FKATuKE SERVICE

LIQUID DIET
Milk with rev exceptions n the
best food for the patient Just recover
ing from illness. While the body
must build up again too much strain
on the stomach may cause 3 yalapsa.
Milk contains, In diluted form. al
bumen. fat. sugar. salts Of potaah and
lime.
II the patient cannot properly d.
gast milk try it diluted with seltxar
or = small amount Of bicarbonate OF
sodA. or again peptOnise 1t. Butter
milk proves to be 9 very good sub
stttute for plain milk to those who
dislike the latter.
When heating milk for drinking
do not let II come TO = bell. - this
would make the milk indigestihle and
sometimes even disgusting to the pa
tient.
To peptonize milk mix s grains Of
pancreatic extract and is grains of
bicarbonate Of soda with cold milk.
add to one pint Ok warm milk. stir
and place on Ice.
Another way Of serving milk Is In
form of milk lemonade. Pour half .
cnpfal Of Boiling water over half =
teaspoon Of sugar and stir until dis
solved. Add two tablespoons Of lem
ON juice, two tablespoons OF sherry
{if you have somel and three-QuAr-
ters Of . cup Of cold milk. Stir until
the milk curdles; strain through
cheesecloth. chill and serve.
Another substitute may be formed
by beating the white Of an egg to =
froth lnot stitfly) and add An equal
amount OF water and orange juice.
As rule patients on liquid diet
should receive ounces OF food every
two hours. or three ounces every
hour: but make punctuality law In
the sick room,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

The object Of this suit liz to obtain a
divorce from the bond of matrimoHy
by the plaintiff from the defendant on
the ground Of adultery.
An affidavit having been made an I
hled that the defendant. Fannie n.
Herbert. is . nonresident OF the state
OF Virginia. 1t 10 ordered that she ap-
pear here within ten days after due
publication Of this order and do what
what II necessary to protect his inter-
est herein.
A copy-Teste.
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
Jacob s. Cohn. p. a.
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Model Town Sold.

Ashevtlle. March a2.--The sale OF
Biltmore. built nearly a quarter OF q
century ago by the late George w.
Vanderbilt a. . model town. , an
nounced The purchasers are DIR. J..
A. Sinclair OF Asheviile, George
stephens Of Charlotte. North Caro-
lina. and the southern Railway Com
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
EsKIMOs HAVE NO
USE FOR CAN OPENERS

Chicago, March c4--Dr E. H. Frie-
sell told the Illinois Dental association
ut tts meeting here today that Eskimos
have such powerful teeth they never
bcther to use . can opener They
merely bite on the top Of the can.
DR.. Frfesell 10 president-elect Of
the National Dental association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
WIRELESS TELEPHONES
ENGLAND TO HOLLAND

London, March 34.-wireless tele-
phone communication between Eng
land and Holland is about to ~
opened. Results with test calls have
been excellent. 1t is announced. con-
versations having been carried on up
to a distance OF 1.20o miles The
charge will be Is cents minute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Sealed proposals. will be received =,
this office until IL o'clock noon, March
20, tor the paving with granite spalls
WILLIAMSBURG avenue. from Tenth
street to junction Of eoncrete paving
near Scott street. Forms OF proposals
can be obtained on application.
certified check for amount stated
$500 on proposals must accompany
each Dad ~ guaranty Of execution OF
contract. The director Of public works
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
cHAS. e. BOILING.
Director
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NOTICE.
LEGAL

VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND. THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH,
1850.
r. w. Herbert Plaintiff
against
Fannie b. Herbert Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce for the plaintiff from the ds-
fendant on the ground of desertion.
And affidavit having been made and
Aled that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent OF the state Of Virginia 1t is or
dered that he personally appear before
this conrt within fifteen days after she
due publication OF this order and do
what II necessary to protect her inter-
eat therein
A copy--Teste:
w r. DTr VAT. CferN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
|. WANTS


COLORED IAABORERS
W. Have Plenty Of Work Here
in Richmond for you at
wages as good and, in in
stances, better than you can
get elsewhere. We can use
syou any day. Apply Room
Is, City Employment Bureau,
City Hall.
FEMALE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
HAULING

VIII Contract - Haul Any Kind II
lumber in city or country. K-166, care
OF Richmond vtrginian.
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.1a,e Georgia Cyclone

4 Congressman w. ID. uphaw at Broad
Street Methodist church, Sunday
n. M.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

Wvlna watches Are . Necessity. TAey
IL hare GENE to stay. We have than
ali styles ana prices. Your old
watches and tswelry Alwsya taken In
exchange. JAHNKE BROS. No. sis
East Aain street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
HUSTINGS COURT, PART II. OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MARCH
IL. 1890.
Lille Mex Cable
against
William Gable.
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OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA-CAROLTN CHEMICAL co.
RICHMOND, VA.

March IS, 1890.
Dividend No. %.
The board of directors OF Virginia.
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared the ninety-eighth con-
secutive quarterly dividend Of 50 per
share @ per cent) on the preferred
stock Of this company. payable Thurs
day. April Is. 1920, TO stockholders Of
record at the eiese Of business On Mon
day, April 5, 1850.
Transfer books will not be closed.
s. w. TRAvERS.
TREASURER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
SHOE REPAIRING

The RicAmond haseetrfc yhoe RepafriaG
company wish to announce to tt
many patrons that they have ar
fanGed the shoe repairing depart
nent In the rear Of their location,
lTt9 East Main streeG And hare
opened with . large line of mona
ladies' and children's shoes In the
front OF the aams iocatlon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
REAL ESTATE


How In This For Lowf Perscaa II
!. limited means are being driven from
s.sour doors by reason OF existing high
prices Of city homes. Our attention
@has been called to this. and Ii you
*-afe in quest of a hahitatson within
your means. take a day off and visit
Ashland. Va. in which town we
have for sale a concrete dwelling of
seven rooms. with city conyeniences,
lot 7ax2e0 feet. aice shade: loraf ed
on Clay street. near the college.
Quick action gets this for @a.sOa- IA
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estats~and Loans.
1917 Bank Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.
RICHMOND, VA.
March Is, 1870.
Dividend No. 81
Tho hoard Of directors of Virginia.
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared quarterly dividend OF ~
per share Il per cent?. being dividend
No. So on the common stock Of this
company. payable Saturday. May /.
1880, to stockholders of record ut tbs
ciase Of business on Thursday, April
Is. 1890
Transfer books viii not be closed.
s. w. TRAvERA
Treasures.
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~
-
:. YOUNG LADIES
AND GIRLS
H You Are Going to Work,
Why Not Work in the
INCEST PLACE
And the Place Where You Can
r Make the
MOST MONEY!
WHITLOCK BRANCH,
Twenty Third and Main
Streets.
p. S. Would suggest that
You make application at once
and get on our Waiting List,
now being made up, to fill about
100 machines in our new ad-
dition.
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Ito Be- cpntsnasd somorrovJ i
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-12-30
Presidential Yacht Dama9ed.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-The mess
room and several staterooms in the
officers quarters on the Presidential
yacht, Mayflower, were burned out
today while the yacht was tied up at
the Navy Yard here. A board of in
quiry was convened to determine the
origin of the fire.
Secretary Daniels said the amount
OF the damage had not been deter
mined, but that number of officers
on the vessel had loet all of their
personal effects. The fire was extin-
guished before it reached the state
dining room and the Presidents
quarters.