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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
Wards Ministries.

Harry Ward Magnificent Minstrels
which win hold the boards at the
Brooks. Thursday. Sep, is. is this
season one Of the largest minstrel
ORGANIZATIONS on the road The com
pany is very popular one and is
composed of reputation and talent
Mr. Ward, by keeping faith with the
public has made for himself reputa-
tion second TO none in the amusement
world The sterling worth of his at
fractions is proven by constant pros
perity enjoyed by his company and
the expressions of pleasure on the
spart OF those who witness his per-
'tormances. The company this sea
son number 40 and never in the hist
DRY OF minstrelsy has ever there been
such an organization Of star artists
Inuder one management The long list
OF who go to make mp the combina.
tion ccntains the names Of many who
have attained international reputation.
such artists as Harry Ward, the next
president of minsuelSy, Geo, Wade,
the premier comedian. Rischi the won
derful Jap Murphy and Mason, must
ce' artists, The Greatest Adrians, the
Broadway Quartette, Van Fossen and
McCauley. novelty dancers and com.
edians. Walt Monroe, Henri Gerdeaux
and premier tenor vocalist, j r, Lee
basso soloist.
A MONDAY parade viii be given the
day Of the performance in which the
eLure company will appear and is
said TO be the best parade ever seen
on our street with a travelling organ
ization The sale OF seas opens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
DAIRY TOPICS DISCUSSED.
tBy Associated Press.)

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. l6.-The
California Dairy Association met in
ninth annual convention today with an
attendance of members fro mfar and
near Judge Peter ]. Shields presid-
ed and among the topics discussed
were the following: Care Of milk for
city supply; feeding Of the dairy COW;
lessons from Pan.American tests;
care of farm separators. The conven-
tion will conclude it's sessions tomor-
row
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
TAwNEY HAS HARD FIGHT.
(By Associated Pressl

ST. Paul, Minn., Sept 16-In the Re
publicah primary election being held
in Minnesota today probably the most
interest centers in the contest in the
First congressional district. where
q ere is quie a lively fight ON to pre-
v nj the denomination Of Represents
q James A. Tawney Unbiased
o-inion points TO the denomination of
n Tawney. though It is expected TO
be a close margin. If he SHOULD meet
defeat it win be because he opposed
the scheme Of straight reciprocity for
Cuba reported by the ways and means
committee, of which he is a member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
.To CONSIDER DOMINION
REGISTRATION.
nv AacncInlnh Prnrr

Montreal, Que, Sept l6--An im
portant convention of the members OF
the dental profession began al MCGll
university today and will continue M
til Friday The principal subject Of
consideration is the adyisability OF
forming a dental association for the
purposes of registration. embracing
the whole of the Dominion At pres
ent such associations are only provin-
cial in character
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
Beware ,f the Knife.

10 profession has advanced more
rapidly Of late than surgery, but it
should moi be used except whore alb
solutely necessary In cases Of piles
for example, il IS seldom needed. De
Wits witch Hazel salve cures
quickly aad permanently Unequal
ea for cuts. burs, bruises wounds,
SKIN diseases Accept no CONNER
feits Il was so troubled with bleed
ing piles that lost much blood and
strength" says ]. c. Phillips, Paris,
III "Dewiu's Witch Hazel salve
cured me in a shor, time" sooihes
and heals
j. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
DEMOCRATS OF FIFTH MICHIGAN
[By Associated Press.l

Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept l6.-The
Democrats of the Fifth congressional
district are holding their convention
here today The men mos prominent
ly mentioned for the nomination are:
Jame1 Scully o. ionia, peter Danhof.
of Gra9d Haven aud Charles r Sigh.
.of Grand Rapids.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16

Thursday morning and as This is one
OF the largest aud best minsjrels tha
WIN visit us this eason it would be a
wise move TO secure seats In plenty of
time. as the advance sales for attrac-
tion Of this Kind are generally very
large.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
NINTH CAVALRY COMING HOME.
lBY Assocla.ed Press

Manila, p. .. Sept l6.-Th head
quarter ana six troops Of the Ninth
cavalry sailed Tor San Francisco to-
day on the transport Logan. The rest
Of the regiment VIII sail Oc' L.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16

WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE.
POST BOX IN a MODERN STEEL
VAULT ANo FEEL THAT YOUR
VALUAeLEs ARE SECURED FROM
81 TO So PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE,
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
1T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-16
J. N wallace,

We have always wondered that no
physician has ever attempted to cure
rheumatism by cutting out the bones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
GENERAL.

New York stock market lower on &c
count of a Is per cent. money rae; C
Trade. and after weak opening grain
markets close firna-Sidnev James. Of
Louisburg, n. c.. dies in. Philadelphia,
hospital-Captain Robert Barry ordered
tucky-R. 3. Armstrong. private sec
retary to Secretary of Trea sury, to be
apointed assistant Secretary Of the Treas
1iry-Araericsn Economic Association
Changes in freight traffic representatives
of Southern railway anncunced-lt is
believed that fight between National and
american baseball leagues VIII be ami
atlanta. almost completely destroyed by
ffre-Binger Hermann. Commissioner OF
the Land Office resigns. and will be sue
ceeded by William r. Richards. his I'm,
Ggd,ase against sui5ordinate officials Of General
Land of'ice-Afa5or Tenty, Whiskey
King. and Potheen the winning favorites
II New orleans-Certitlcare OF orsanlza-
ton. ton capital 5000 600. fled at Hartford.
t-onn--Conyention Of Southern Associa-
ton Of EIocutionists begins in Atlanta
A brilliant pageant is the state entry OF
Of the .durbar," held to celebrate the
accession of King Edward as Emperor OF
India-The Humberts arrive tn Paris
and are incarcerated;e there is no demon
StraCon--NaEe aGtdIlCe 70 IilSt a.
Fiat Ton field January st-Married man
OF 3s, shoots and slightly wounds beauti-
fui girl of is. with whom he is infatuated:
at Washington, Ga. and then snoo.s. aI.9 .
kills hinself-Two negroes killed ana
two white men wounded near HsWperry sss, E
Dickevs superIntenient Of Western Dis
trict Of Western Union Telegraph Cons
psny. dies suddenly at on.aha-Moroc-
can troops are routed by rebels and SUI :
tan barricades himself in the palace at
Fez-Inouest into the cause OF death ct
victims of Grand Trunk railway disa ster
begun-Bold robbery Of Jewels on west
Forty-second street, New Yorl;--T Ttngley-
Times libel trial at San Diego resumedW ed,
Carter in fierce sx-round flght--Prince
Henry to visit us again In lsoa the. Berlin
papers say-William Faversham ana
julio Opp are married-Judge dis
misses writs in Lcwisohn case. New
York. and declares tewisohn n c9e- 9e-
stroys stock of Bonnie Brothers. whole
sale liquor dealers. Louisville, KY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
.ROUSS ESTATE: |. SUED. led.
A Pretty Singer Begins Ac-
ton ona Mysterious
Contract.

NEW YORK, December c9.-tspecial)-
Miss Edna Weller Mcclellan. a pretty
singer of 20, has sued the estate of Charles
Broadway Rouss. on mysterious con-
tract with the eccentric Virginian mill
lionaire merchant by which he agreed to
paw her sS5 week for life. Miss Nc
Clellan resides with her mother. at 30
west Seventy seventh street. and It is
stated that before Mr.. Rouss's death she
was a frequent visitor at his home, in
Fifth avenue. and that she''vas invariably
among the guests at his Sunday evening
"at homes and often sang at them.
Miss McClelIan's S counsel states that
there is now due her $2.70d on the con-
tract. Payments were stopped. 1t is as
serted, six months before Rouss's death
on March 18th last, and that since his
death, his executor, William Rouss. has
refused to recognize her claim at all
The origin of the contract with Miss
Mcclellan. is a mystery which the law
yers apparently will not explain. he
document Z is witnessed byss Caroline w.
Mcclellan. Miss McClellan's mother.
The alleged contract. reads:
New York, June. 10. 1900
IT, Charles Broadway Rouss. agree
with Edna Weller Mcclellan. that If she
will agree not to bring any suit against
me for any claim.she has against me-
agree to pay her sS5 each and every week
"(signed),' &c. B. Rouss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
HIS FATE NOT. KNOWN, !,
j. G. Bullock Drinks Lauda'
mum and Disappears
from View,

J. G. Bullock, who boards at the Frank
lin House, attempted to commit suicide
last night by taking laudanum. and but
for the timely interference OF friends
would probably have succeeded AS 1t ls,
he may now be dead In some dark corner,
for It is not known how much he sue
ceeded in swallowing, and he mas dlsap-
.peared His age is about 2o years.
Bullock walked into the room of a
friend named J. L. Cox, and, taking a
glass from the wash-stand, said. i am
going to Kill myself" at the same time
pouring into the glass the contents OF a
bottle of laudanunl. Before Cox could
realize what Bullock was doing. the lat
ter raised the glass to his lips and began
to drink Cox sprang at him and struck
the glass to the floor, breaking 1t and
spilIing what was left of the dose He
then went for. the police. not knowing
how much the man had drank, and p;hile
he was gone Bullock walked down the
stairs and out the door, and that was
the last seen OF him. a thorough search
of the neighborhood. was made without
success.
IN the meantime the ambulance had ar
rived. and DR. Flegenheimer, after see
ing the bottle, said If the man had sue
ceeded in getting enough OF the LIQUID,
he would certainly die. "A strict watch
was set. and the ambulance was notified
to hold itself IN readiness tncase the man
should be found.
Bullock came, here from Norfolk. He
has red hair, and one eye has been shot
out. He seems to- be aaEquict, orderly
man, and has made friends In the house
during his short stay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
STATUS OF DR,M' Lean
Mr. Heermans, Of Montgom'
cry, Prepares a Minority
4 Report.

Mfr. "a Heermans, OF Montgolne.s,
roinor,tyffmerrlber of the Subcommittee
Of, the IA disc Committee on PRIVILEGES ana
Elections, saas prepared his report an the
natter Of the status Of DIR. Z. p Mclean. est
of MeckleYkurg, as member OF stns {
House. MA Heermans takes the ground
thar t,le f$t.t that Mr. Mclean: was "a
Federal offer at the time OF se,eeuon M
did not reskier him ineligible to election
to the Iio,4c. He contends that Mr.. NC,
Lean. having been elected under. the -ola
Constitution and taken the oath thefe
unier. was moi subject to exptisl on.
He further makes the point thst M Inc
language of the schedule prescribing tina :
before entering upon his duties q mem
he rnust take the oath under the new
Constitution, has no time limit within ~
which he shall take t.
Finally. Mr.. Meermars concludes lnat l,t
q resolution sheuld ne adopted reciuns
the situation and the MecklenharE mem-
bor,s failure to attend upon the ssi2n
without feaSe of absence, and seIvans
notice that ussaess lie appear within tnIse ,7
fayg after adoption of the. reso,uton.
his seat Will be declared vacant.
The other two members Eof the SUD CON.
vntttee vii! recommend the expulsion of
Mr. Mclean. In effect all three gentle.
,,,f,, are In accord The seat VIII be ae.
cla-ea vacant and an election ORD ered5 tor le's
fDSe s,Acaury. 5s.s,s I. sssa8sssFss a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
VIRGINIA.

Leonard and James Cowherd, students
Of Bowling Green Academy. drowned
while skating-Cili,d of Herman aNells
burned to death at Big Stone Gap----Dix-
on ". Conn. sentenced for passing a
fraudulent draft in Petersburg, has been
pa-doned by the. Governor--fewpor
News will have an exhibit at the st
Louis Observation-Disclosures Wesley Bal
lev killed in wreck on the Norfolk ana
western near Greenyille Sunday night
Coiored child burned to death in Roanoke
Deaths: Sheriff James Bandy. in IaSe~
well county: Leonard Walters. in .Shen-
an6oaf county. James E. tIipscomb, IN
DanviIle;. DR. William Scott White, IN
Lexington; Branch B. Jordan. in Ports
mouth: Mrs. Mildred Hull. in Portsmouth; !;
William D. Coles. in Roanoke county;
John George Rolla. in Hanover county
General superintendent J.@C. CasseE. OF
the Norfolk and Western, will retro on
account Of i'll health; Nicnolas D. Maher
will succeed hi11,-Lee5 FurTow, alleged
slayer of Sam Scott, captured-George
Davis. a Phoebus negro. found dead. he
IS supposed to have been murdered
Stau,1ton jail afire Sunday night; prison.
ers rescued with difficulty---James m.
Riddle of Rockingham, killed by .fall
from his horse-Jail delivery at, Clifton
Forge-W. P. Berry terr,ely injured IN
Roanolse-Cha9lcs ,Turneil Motifs dies
Of 1rf-kisw in Norfolk. !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
VANDERBILT IT TEsTIFIEs.
negsie Tells All He Knows. But
Iewfsohn IL Still Mum.

ReXKte Tells ne A1AAs
Lewisohn Is Still Mum.
NEW YORK. December g. - tspeeiaLl-
Reginald Vanderbilt, the young million
afre. who, runor had It, lost s100,0M In
Dick Canfieid's famous gambling resort,
was before Distrtct-Attornsy JeroH1es
secret inaulsition to-day. md. In contrast
to Banker Lewisohn, answered all the
questions put to him. Just what young
Vanderbilt disclosed cannot be learned.
as the investigation Is being held behind
closed doors.sI It is known. however. that
he made an open statement OF his ex-
perience IN New. York's Monte Carlo and
materially strengthened Jeroms's cam
paign to bring Garfield to the bar of
Justice. .stsss
Supreme Court Justice Scott to-day. for
the second time, decided adversely
against the opinion OF the lower court
In shabeas corpus proceeding against
Banker Jesse Lewlsohn for contempt OF
court In refusing to answer the District
Attorneys questions In the Canfieid In
5yestiEa ton.
Judge Scott ruled that Lewisohn must
answer all questions asked or 80 to jail.
LeWisohn was renanded In custody OF
+ the. sheriff. ss.s
District Attorney Jerome intimated this
afternoon that he was about to adopt a
more drastic measure in, his war on the
so-calIed gamblers syndicate. He con-
urn1ed the statement that q chiefs
warrant. has hean issued. and will be
used effectively. This warrant allows the
|sholder to do anything. The decision Of
Justice Scott 8 Is, regarded as severe
blow 70 the gamblers and a triumph fos
Jerome. IT places practically unlimited
power IN his hands CARVING on hil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
BROTHERS MEETzDEATll
WHILE SKATING.
Leonard md james COwherd, Stu
dcnts of Bowling Green Acnd-
emy, Drowned in Caro-
line Sunday. I

BOWLING GREEN. VA, December %
Especially Sunday afternoon, two fr pro-
:thers, Leonard NJ. and James Cow
herd aged, respectively. about 10 and
% years, were skating on Broaddus' s :mlll-
pond. near. this town, when the ice broke
under the feet Of the elder.
In attempting totrescues his sbrother,9tne
younger also broke In, and both lads were
drowned A companion who witnessed the
accident, finding that he could render no
assistance, ran to town and gave the
alarm. =,
"A large party went out at once to the
scene and recovered the bodies In a short
time. They were taken to the undertaking
rooms OF r D. Vincent, and efferts were
made to resuscitate the unfortu:lates.sAl All
efforts proved unavailing. and the bodies
were prepared for burial. They will be
shipped to-day to the home Of the parents
at Grafton, w. Va.
The deceased were young men Of much
promise, and were students at the Male
Academy a. this place. They were
neptews Of Mrs. Quarles, the wife
Of DR.. II. L. Quarles, the principal Of
the school, and the: only children of their
parents.
The sad occurrence has cast a pail over
the town, and all Christmas festivities
have been stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
RICHMOND.

Indications point TO the requirement OF
the Trigg yards by the shipbutldings COM
btnation Creditors meeting in New 1osk
next week-Two million dollars IN olvl-
t9e11ds to be turned loose here January
ist--J. G. Bullock. a young man. takes
iaudanum and disappears from view
Richmond Telephone Cornpany's petition
to sell referred by Aldermen to: Street
Committee-coal contracts with the city
yiyes trouble to local dcaiers--Glrls TO
roil cheroots in great demand by the
American Tobacco Company-Fran,i
Sould's representative takes charge as
secretary-treasurer of the Virginia Pas
eenser and Power Ccmpany--Death OF
Dr. Lewis Wl1eat-MANCF1ES Elk
Many cases of diphtheria, reported to Dr..
FIill--Miss Pearl Waymack weds Mr.
& J. Henry-N1iss Vaughan becomes tho
bride of Mr.. George Bannister. of Rich
71ond-City Sergeant Saunders lends
rope to hang penitentiary negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
New ears
Edition Of
theDispatch

The New-Year's Dispatch
will. be in many respects the
most valuable paper ever
printed in Richmond. The
statistics Of Richmond busl-
ness and Richmond progress
during the past year will be
presented more nearly COM
plete than has ever been done
before Great labor and much
money have been expended to-
make these trade statistics.
complete, and the result has
been the collation. Of figures
which will prove Of estimable
value to the businessman and
OF interest to.every Richnlond-.
er and Virginian.
Agreat feature Of the paper
will be the comparative fg-
ures, showing in parallel coli
unlns the Richmond Of a de-
scade or a year ago and the
Richmond of to-day. One Of.
e1nost valuable and interest
ing features Of the issue WILDE.
the church census. The pre-
sent number Of members Of.
the various churches and the.
number enrolled ten years ago
will be presented. hundred.
other features as Valuable and
as entertaining will make the
Dispatch Of JANUARY 4. 1903,
the best New ears issue Of.
the paper ever gotten Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
THOSE UNHAPPY sUGGs.
Martial Differences of the Old Sol
dier and His Wife Being Aired.

dfer and His Wife Being Aired.
WASHINGTON. N. c.. December %
Especial D.-Benjamin Franklin Sugg, rep-
resentative-elect to the North Carolina
Legislature, has separated from his wife
and left this city. Sugg is an old Con-
federate veteran sof high standing IN the
local veterans association. and the sepa-
ration has caused much talk and sur
prise locally. In talking to a friend here
Sugg gives as his reason for leaving; !;
'.When L was married ]. had $3.50 and did
not want to take a wedding trip as p was
not able, but my. wife made me go.
have been forced to do many things
was not able to do"
Mrs. Sugg tells a close friend that there
were too many persons in her family TAX
ing meals at different hours, which en-
tailed great labor and she Just got tired
OF it. There are numerous allegations
made by both. husband and wife, such as
crop out in all conjugal differences. Sugg
has gone to Greenville, n. G., where he
has brother who is a lawyer.
It is asserted by members of the fam
ily that there will be no divorce, only a
separation IS
s7ssssfs7 -L L-< - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30

a committee from the Richmond credi-
tors OF the w. R.sTrigg Company will
meet a. similar committee of the New
York and other outside creditors of the
company at the. Waldorf Astoria in New
York city on Wednesday, with view to
arranging plan Of Reorganization.
This was determined upon yesterday
at meeting of the. local creditors held
at the Planters National Fs.nk in this
city. While 1t is not stated that such is
the plan in contemplation. it is believed
that the selection Of New York as the
place OF meeting has special significance.
That significance is believed to be the
merging OF, the local corporation with the
United States Shipbuildng Company. or
an effort to effect this. 81 -.
The Dispatch, In its issue of. last Wed
nesday printed a;stateme men from Mr.. Lewis
Nixon, president Of the United States
.shipbuilding Company. in which he is
quoted as saying: eve may, or we may
not buy the yards from hezreceiver. I
cannot tell. We may axe it over after
the affairs are. readjusted Butsuntil that
time Il can hardly express my opinion
Yes, we certainly will expect anyoffer from
the receiver, but that may not be for
some weeks ~
Make New Propositions.
The meeting of the local and New York
creditors in, New Y ork next week v is
regarded as indicative of a new proposi-
ton to the United States Shipbuilding
Company. Whether that proposition will
be such a one as will insure acceptance
beyond doubt, remains to be seen. Coupled
with the statement recently made by Mr..
Nixon, however, theresis good reason to
anticipate that the New York conference
will result In the transfer of the property
Certainly the result .willEbe awaited with
peculiar interest by thousands in Rich
mond. ~. fSI5<s ~ 81 ~ = sSs55 @5s
Pny Creditor,c In Full
The plan on which tll1lss tll1lss-reorganizatio ton is
being attempted is. not given authorita-
tively.s It is reported, however. that the
creditors>wils be paid in full. The acqut
sition of the local yards by the United
States Shipbuilding corporation is now
regarded as virtually assured It is said
that the big corporation will secure the
Trigg properties on such terms that it will
be a fine investment for the trust. In any
event. the yards will continue operations
with better assurances of success than
ever before and that is what most con
Germs the people of Richmond.
The local reorg gani5a ton COMMITTEES VIII
1t is expected. consist of Messrs. Sitter
ding, James N. Boyd, and s. D.: Cren-
shaw.
Nixon a Virgininn.
Mr.. Lewis Nixon, the president of the
United States Shipbuilding Company, Is
native Of Loudoun county, Va, who has
steadily forged to the front since taking
up his residence some years ago. He is q
comparative young man. It is fair tc
presume that he will take a peculiar in.
terest in the Virginia plant in the event
it is acquired by the wealthy corporation
Of which he is the head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
State Entry Of Lord curzon ll.-
10 The capiiaI.ot The lloguIs.
ORIENT AL aAGNlFlcENcE::
OF Elephants CARVING
frilIisntIy Dressed Retainers-
nULTrruDE OF SPECTATORS.

Imposing CorteEe Moves Through
Lises OF salating Soldiers, BritisA
and Native viceroy and Lord
Kitchener Accompanied by staMs
In Glittering .aattIre-occasion the
Opening OF the Dunbar Held to
Celebrate the Accessiop of King
Edward as Emperor OF India-Odds
Combina ton at the Close OF Can-
els and bicycles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-30
Observation-Disclosures R[CIPR0CITYI
.Adkln0Il nlGl | / lnUI.ll. ! u I
Ultra Prot ectionlsts Organizing
q Formidable i !! Clique.
10 FIGHT The. c i BAN ! ! TREATY. d ;l:.I Z.
Opposed TO Any Letting Down of. Of
Tarin .t1l1 Bars.
COLES SEES THE PRESIDENT.
70 FIGHT THEsC c U ban TREATY.
.Opposed to Any Letting Down Of.
COLES SEES THE PRESIDENT.

1t is Understood That Hugh Gordon
s. Miller will, sooner, or Later, Be
shifted to some other Position
Than the Assistant District--Attor-
neyship, and That M1> les
May Then BE Heard from .A---t NJ NJ
Many Virginia Couples Are We'd
deds in wa.hington-Othe Notes " OF
Interest to virEinians from the
Federal Capital. :.