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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
SOME OUTS TO GO IN.
Contemplated Shake-Up in Col
Iector Harkins' Office.

Asheville, N. C.-Special.-A feeling of
unrest hovers over that coterie of Office
holders under Collector Harkins in these
days of peace enveys aud yellow fever.
Runner has it that there is going to be a
shaking up of the dry bones and that one
or more official heads are to come off. In
fact, it is SAID that this regime of decapita-
ton is not to be confined to the Asheville
Office, but that all over the fifth internal
revenue district new faces will shortly re-
replace old ones and that the watering
mouths of the ''outs" will be filled at the
the Federal pie counter. 1t is stated
on good authority that three heads are to
drop September l, though the names are
not given out. 1t is known, however, that
j. Will Roberts, of Madison county, is
slated for desk under Collector Harkins
and that he will assume the duties of his
Office September l. Mr.. Roberts has been
active in republican politics 10 Madison
for number of years and has aspired to
Office on more than one occasion.
The removal of Federal office holders so
those in position to be we'll informed say,
is due to the insistent demands of the "outs"
for recognition aud-jobs. The 'outs'
contend that two terms, or eight years, is
sufficient length of time to hold Office and
that the two-termers should be removed
and places made for others. 1t is an ad.
mitted fact that the ''outs" are all smiles
over the turn affairs have taken aud that
the ushering in of the new year will see a
number of them taken care Of
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
SOME PECULIAR DEEDS.
Two Lawyers Tell Interesting Sto-
ries of the Drawing of Deeds.

Two Asheville lawyers, who are said
to be Haywood Parker and j. S. Adams,
were searching tiGles in the register of
deeds Office recently and paused at the
same time to rest momentarily. One of
them, said to be Mr.. Parker, complain
ed of the trouble he was put to by mex
bperienced persons undertaking to draw
deeds. ''Now here is case," said he,
''that cannot be equaled."
"Bet can beat it," said the other,
said to be Mr.. Adams.
"You can't" retorted Mr.. Parker.
81 can and will," said Mr.. Adams,
land you will admit it. You tell your
case"
"All right said Mr.. Parker. "Rere
it is. John Smith and his wife signed a
deed and then he as justice of the
peace certified that he and his wife came
before himself as justice of the peace
and acknowledged that they executed
the deed, and then he certified that his
wife, separate and apart from himself
appeared before himself and stated that
she executed the deed without fear of
her husband"
That looked like what might be term
ed in dog Latin sockdolager, and Mr..
Adams did not seem disturbed, howev-
er. and told his tale:
in Jackson county there is of record
a deed which is curio. A man wanted
to give a deed to land for a church
building, so he writes deed something
like this: Know all men by these pres
ent that I, John Smith, in considera-
ton of the sum of five dollars to be paid
to me by Almighty God, do hereby sell
to Him the following land - to haye
and to hold to Him and His heirs and
assigns forever"
"And then the man warranted the
hand of the Almighty" said Mr.. Adams,
She did not mean any sacrilege. He
had simply gotten hold of form and
did not know how to deed the church
lot to the trustees.
Mr.Parker had good story, but he
admieeed that he was beaten.-Citizen.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
NO STATE REUNION.
North Carolina Veterans Wilt Not
! Have Their Annu al Reunion,

The annual state reunion of the North
Carolina Confederate Veterans win not
take place this year.
A possible reason for this is because no
city in the state has rendered the veterans
a reception and consequently there u no
place to meet. 1t is further stated that the
State Commsnder-in Chief, Gen. Julian 8.
Carr, has issued notices for called meet
ing to be held in Raleigh ct some time dur
ing the state fair for the purpose Ct electing
year. It is known that several cities viii
ask for the reunion next year,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

For sunburn, tetter and all skin and scIad
diseases, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has
10 equal. 1t is certain cure for blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles. 1t
will draw the fire out of burn and heal
without leaving a scar. BOlls, old sores,
carbDucles, etc, are quickly cured by the
use of the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Accept no substitute as they are of
ten dangerous and uncertain. Sold by F.
V. Hunter.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

After hearty meal a dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack of
Indigestion. Kodol is a thorough diges-
ant and guaranteed cure for Iudigestions
Dyspepsia, Gas on the Stomach, Weak
Heart, Sour Risings, Bad Breath and all
Stomach troubles. Sold by F. V. Hunter
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

The pills that ct as tonic, and not as
drastic purge, are DeWitt's Little Eearly
Risers. They cure Headache, Constipa-
ton, Billiousness, Jaundice, etc. Early
Rlsers are small and easy to take and easy
to act. Sold by F. V. Hunter,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

We have received the following letter
from Mr.. Livingston, which explains
itself:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Young Man Assaulted in Danville
Had MANY Richmond Friends.

James McEvoy who was seriously cut
by man named Tom BURGESS at Danville,
Va, Sunday aftcrnoon.is very we'll know
In Richmond, For years he has played
base ball with the Brownies, and left here
In the early part OF this season to play
with the Charlotte nine. In the Virginia.
Carolina League, He has been playing
third base for the Charlotte team. and
was considered one OF the fastest men In
the league.
He is a brother OF John McEvoy VINO Is
now playing third base and pitching for
the champion Brownies. The news OF hIs
oitv ouIcl,ly Yesterday, and John McEvoy
viii probably leave for Danvllle to-day 70
be ut his bedside
When in the Richmond League JAMES
McI1voy was considered the star playet,
He has done somc work In the box and =
has the reputation OF sena,hs tne n nna
across to first with as much speed an :,
accuracy as any player In the Am Ter Z
League. Nd 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Tint 1t was appropriately named. And
to THIS day tho War Department records
say that 5"the stream, could not DO found"
MUCH INCREASE.
Virginia Has Become Much Rich
er Since Last Assessment. ia

Il u d u Z q .
Z Returns OF tho now assessment Of real
estate III the various counties Of Virginia
nro slowly coming III 10 the auditors office,
more than two-thlrtls or the nsscssors
having reported thclr results, Tlicsc have
to be tnbtilntcd and ef,tnred ana the I'D :
iltlors made Tho Il assessment IL made ,,n
by districts III large BOOKS tho vhltlo OF
realty owned by On CHI stnco being scpn-
rately stated, together with al the do
tails as to land ,8val,te OF buildings and
improvements town lots. ctc. nv 81 u NJ
Reports were duo July LIST, but several
counties and II number Of citios hnve not
yet forwarded thnlrSreportR. Or thosc$re
porting. the returns from Hcnrico and
Chesterfield counties snrc complete and
make the following showing
Hcnrlco county---Total ncnt V or
realty Of every kind, $1o6oo17o. M IN
crease Of 1851 ,524 over tho old assess
mont. Tho value OF realty owned BY
whites iii tho upper district ls sG,3b6, 100,
ana Of colored slb4,015; total. $6,611,7oO;
value Of realty owned by whites il, tho
lower district Is SO $50, u 81 OF TINT owned
BY colored persons, s3l.55S; total for the
district, s4,1s7,47o. i, "a
Tho totnl assessment OF real estate N
Chesterfield county Is stated as $iold,ol7,
an Increase Jof s2ls,17o over tho old nssess-
ment.5 # II ~:
II Is predicted that tho increase in realty
values iii the State will exceed $40. 600, ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

Is spending the summer with Mrs. PEN.
broke Jones ut Newport this season, is
MISS Elizabeth Elliott, tho daughter OF
Mt and Mrs. Warren Elliott. Mrs FL =
lott was formerly Miss Blow. the daush-
ter Of Judge BLOW, OF Norfolk. Her SON.,
Mr. George Blow Elliott Of THIS CITY,,
married tho younger sister Of Mrs r Perm en-
broke Jones.
\ Mr.. Temple eWnddill, who has been q.
spending llis vacation with hls, pnlir.ehtss'
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Waddill wlll re-
turn this week ID continue his studies at
the University or Pennsylvania. A NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ttol waddlll have been
living Since FJune In tho family Of Mrs.
MARTINI who has a. pleasant suburban
home In Henrlco county, near tho western
limits OF the city.
Mrs. e. y. worthnm is a popular figure
in the gay August life at Hot Springs Ns's
va. 88
Major and Mrs James II. Dooley are
at tho Mount Washington, Now lamp 1Ef mp
shire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
CHESTNUT Hill AMP !. \! !, ~
s:!s HIGHLAND PARK

Ing the past three weeks with Miss At na,s
Smith. OF Baltimore, have returned 20 their
home on Third Avenue; ,, I, ..tor Z, chest
nut Hill. are spending some time at ocean c'
Mas Master McDonald Brown, Of H!ghlandd a. Park
sHes e. e fslayes R "a va
several days last week with his parents on
Miss Hazel Gudes, Of Third Avenue, has been
Master John Devine. OF Highland Park. =, VINO 10
has been quite sick for several days past, 10
Miss Louise Renne OF FSur ros a e1ch.
Chestnut Hin Is the guest OF fe'a'Ses - IT,
n'S MIss Emma Garrett. who has been yIsltng;
her cousins, Misses Emily and 10Y Cross, "a "
Highland Park LETT ,e Aync I@T so ms t,me
Mr. Heath Clarke has returned to his home
| on Third Avenue after spending the past Week
| with his friend, Mr.; W1llie DUNN O o D''s
county. ,,,,,h3.rE snent
sunday With relatives at Cape Henry. Va,
Miss Lucille Gillespie OF Third Avenue. has
returned to her home after spenini,ng inc past
The tent meetings which have been in pro-
gress on Chestnut Hill for the past two weeks
| closed Sunday. night. ..,.u,r ,,,.s Alma
| Miss Hancock has been visiting MISS fot''N
| The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society 90. OF
| Highland Park Church met TUESDAY ~ the
| residence OF Mrs. Harry. OF Erin Avenue:
Miss Mary W!nEned, 81 mna rIes ~ Third
several OF the classes of Highland Park
! Sunday school will give an excursion 10 NeS'
There is no lmprovement in the condition q, Q!
III with typhoid fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
guest for some months, and Mrs Charles
Webster and daughter will spend August
at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.

ruost for some months and Mrs Charles
Webster and daughter. will spend August
~.
Nice Gertrude ron,n, IN 9 rotnrnod from
aaiIa,,ts,,l ,.isit ~ several weeks IN Mrs.
. ., uei,snti y, ..s'e =. n s.se,a'
20 II.
= ~ tai,.n - Wv ,,sha nj Who 10 III
~ ',iu u aa,ai ~ ''''~'i, ~
.. "''''o'
Mr. Robert l)alrymPie Garrison ana
MISS Lilly heatlls' oau ls, o. Mrs. ~
ming at $3.50 o'clock at trinity Episcopal
church. NorfolR, Va, py the rector, me
NY NY - nv. Aloo'''oo' 49, I,,,. ~,
Allen the maid Of honor. Mr.. Harry M.
Kearns gave the bride away. Mr. Frank
A. Porter and MIR. Holt Fairfield Butt.
Jr., were ushers,
Mrs. Evan Morgan Is a guest In the
family OF Mr. =, u. iatch' OF ealom' va
Tho death OF Mrs, William II. Smith at
Easton, Md, on Saturday last recalls the
General Charles Dimmock, OF this city,
ordnance officer on the start OF &icncrat
Robert u. Lee.
sn N.,sSe the month Of August visiting re-
s snrts" ~ nc New Jcrscy coast. They will
r ~, - v,s al of some length to New York
| civ before they return.
~ !, 1v,s,,,,, ~,
MIS- Nn MAJ, =, ''1 we =, rematndcr of tho
- W VIZ , Hi" ~ ",
! rot,,rnod from n
Miss Enlh nasps ,Inn News
visit TO 1r'c'us
, Il, p.,dsv,,,o N.
Miss llatue M., ~ srionds IN richmond,
G.. IS the sues' -
va ~, ~
m,RhSNs. ,,orott Mopr,,der,
Of tho un'learS,Ia'ss ss,,,nerInt emit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
BARTON HEIGHTS

Gsrds ars Ga ianqs
SdSer e hf Ius CT So q
Avenue, Wedn ssday evening August 18TH: ~.
The It nhsy VII VI o 8senue
'o ar !'s ana Mrs j. b win,ersmth have return,
delightfu visit to her parents Mr.. and mrs.
!" Mr = j. Il. Jones has left for phoebus on
ol Nlssss onic wilie G. A. and Estclo Hazel
grove have returned homo from an outing at
sSS Ss e vs ss'r of y iS ou'
MIR James Watson has returned 70 his 4. f home
Mss 4 ipiSssS Me- ssa y" Keloss y
Mr and SsM rs hSs r.
retHrned rem at1m %esk' v's
Mr. Williams. OF columbia is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. %, wendenburg,, 49,, h,,s,.
ness Mr, rp 70 At'f Resarason and sons Edwara
and Linwood have returned home from "es'
Willie Hatcher. Of Chester, Is the guest OF
s' E sue aas 81 her his,
nn has et, for cha n tie
Mr w chares wfnsga Of
| turned hOme
Mr. George Allen Rady has returned to =, h ,is
home On North Avenue after q pleasant visit
Mrs. j. r.. Haupt has left for Pennsyyl,yanla =;
| Mrs G. r. sydnor. who has been visiting N
Canada and Boston has return nee, h for nbbs.
| store, Louisa county, 10 visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Luck, OF Luck ACenue'
will leave in q few days for Ocean Grove
| Newark q nd Elizabeth CITY, y. j: ~
Mrs. a. NJ. Moocrs Will leave TINS week i h'9 iol
As Mrs. x. +. Perrin is quite sick at her home
on Montcrio Avenue. 49,, 10
been visiting his brother. of Luck Avenue emu
| has returned home. ,,,,, a.,
Mrs, Robert Scott. who has been visiting Ing IN
| Goochlnnd, has returned home.
Mrs. anderson Of Reldsvlle. who has bscn
visiting Mrs. J. g. ANDERSON has ret ,1 nee Il
| MIR and Mrs. w. 4. Gary and son, t.d" VT.
Of W Washington, arc the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
| W. II. Kldwell. .. 49,, !,
| pleasant visit to relatives In Alabama ,
| MIR ". X. I3ache has returned nome from ., d
! h,lsiness trip through the Valley. re repV! 70
crops in that section doing we'll and politics
re Miss Ellie shelton Of New York. who has
been Visiting Mrs.lW. X. Bache !s spendliing a
I few DAYS with hers cousins the Misses CraW-
| ford, on the SevenePines ROAD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
"Geezer" Pleasing Patrons.

iHThc Geczer' Is n talk OF the town. fo'
no attraction at the Casino has ever Of :
forted Il greater snrprise---nnd n more
pleasant one-thhn TINT which was given
at the opening performance Monday night.
The scene wns pretty. and tho action Of
the play was n revelation OF work, when
tho fact that It was the same company as
Tho week previous. '.The 1cezer't5 Is live
~. with catchy, tuneful and bright music
while the play itself tells Of the troubles
Of d man who wears n crown and VINO
tries to have good time without being
found out The usual matinee Is 70 DC
given this afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
JERO|MEA APPEARS
AS INDEPENDENT
Will Be Candidate Again for Of
flee Of District Attorney.
Riis for Mayor
Especial to Thc rimcs-Dlspateh')


\ NEW ( YORK, August 1.-Dlstrlct3 At.
torney jerome last night Issued Il forinal
statement, In which he declared nc was
d candidate for tho office Of district at
torney, and did not care to be cahdi-
date FOR the office or Mayor OF the city CT
OF New York
This announcement sets forth that u
there nrc 1000 electors In tho county OF
New York who desire him to run again
for the office Of district attorney Of that
county" he will cause n petition TO DO
filed nominating him
Tho district attorney defined In detail
his observation OF the nominating powers
OF political parties md, after discuss
Ing them. says. Tho result Is that ono n
public office usually has TO choose be-
tween n termination or his public careci
or subscrvlency tnsone man or group OF
men" ri
He says that Il tho people. by their
ballots wish him to retire from public
office, there will be no choice but for
him TO return to the practice Of law.
."I3ut,"she says, q! do not propose to re-
main III office by the grace OF any man (
or group OF men. such as have ndicstcd,
and shalt retire from office only In
consequence OF the mandate of the peo-
pie |"
at Ia said that there have been no offers
OF office by any political party TO Mr..
Jerome, but on this subject he refused to
talk. He also refused to expand on the
statement no made, and refused to go Into
any details ut this time, as to his reasons
for his action.
In the dearth OF suggestions OF avail
able men TO head the Republican munich
pal ticket. Alderman Myers. OF the Thlr-
fty-first Assembly District. created some
stir Yesterday by launching a boom for
Jacob a. Rils.
8It is believed that the nomination Of
Ris would result in a real non-phrtisan
municipal fight He has never figured
In politics in any way. Few people even
know whether he is a Democrat or Re-
n,ibllcan. although II Is supposed he Is
a Republican,, on account OF his close
relations with President Roosevelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
A Victim Of Snallpox.

Ira Blankenshp .ot NO. s:l Churs nrn h,reeI n
speoumbed sallpo* byn aas'es5 ee removsd 10
th hs p pest honss Alter tie disease broke out
and il there tor ssyf nav. as Bean sworn in
to rou srry sma' by civ Clerk Ben 7. Angus
They IN, are re-. j. j, RULER, =. !, Dance W. >"
Dance and r. T, Wood ,ufferinp from the
disease the T rsnty y 81 81 fS EeKe
trace Of smallpox ~ the 'tunkinr eyery pre-
cnmllOnArY measure -. --L Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Richmonders. in New York.
l1cn.c,a 10 Tho Tines-Dispatch.)

N NEW YORK, August. Hoftman-C. j..
Patrick. W.. IL Sands. Hotel Astora- ~
ward and wife. Navarre-G. 8. Elliott
and wife. York--H. Heller, Miss p,
simon, N. Simon. Imperial-1.. -. kauf-
man. Wood ward--MIs. r. @. THOMPSON n 2;I n:
broadway Central-T. Dettclbach. Park
Ayenuc-I. y. Briggs, Jr. Grand Union.
+. 81. Bogkin. Astor-J. Q. Atwood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
The Lovers.

The Lovers.
1vhv does Il hurt so much
70 SEQ young people ID lovti
His little endenring ways,
Her fond triumphant gaze,
Her furtive affectonate touch,
tI;s care OF her trumpery glove!
WHY does 1t hurt so much
TO see young peoplo In lover
because we we're once the same.
Ana now we are growing old.
because what began with thrili'
And ought to be thrilling STILL
Has sunk to the friendly and tnme;
The once rich heats nre ceid
Because we were once tho same
And now We are growing OLD.
ST. youth with the heart OF ire
Heed nothing that cid has said,
mink less than the buds of spring,
10 glad as the birds that sing,
For 10 morrow grows ever higher,
For to-day toe soon is dead.
So youth xith tho heart % IRE,
Heed nothing ;has cid has Sold.
rho earth and the tui!ness thereof
Is youfs, Q. Youth Is yours!
FOR us the wherefore ana why,
The knowledge. Me- have to die;
For YOU, irresnonsielc aoval
And life that forever cndurcs,
Tho earth and the lullness thereof,
Is yours, @, Youth. is Soursi
i. - 'taEs s'1El ASH Outlook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
DIR, MERCER TO LEAVE.
Congregation Follows Re ec:om'r's:rl
s flation Of Committee,

The committee OF West View Baptist
church, appointed to consider the reslE-
nation Of DR.. l. NJ. Mercer pastor OF the
church, met Tuesday night, and ascertain
Ing that Or. MERGERS resignation was
final. recommended Its adoption.
Tho Recommendation OF the committee
WIS concurred In BY the congregation
and Dr. MERGERS resignation YVES &C
ceptcd. IT. Will take effect on October
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

stuy-nt- Home Whist Club was held Mon
day night at the residence of Mrs. Bland
Spotswood Smith. No. 30l East Grace,
with five tables. Tho top score was tie
between Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Isaiah
White, Mrs. s.. w. Trnycrs and Mrs. D..
s Wellford, Mrs. Correll and Mr., John
RIVER. The next club meeting will be at
tho homo of Miss rutherford. No. ll2o
West Avenue. Monday evening august
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Visit Atlantic City.

ID. +.
Mrs. Thomas Lcary and MISS NORA
I.eary will go to Atlantic CltS LOT I pus
NJ August. Mrs. George Ross ana MISS
T1attie ROSS will leave this week FOR that
nopular resort. Mrs, James Welch anu
Mrs. G. C. McPhnil will 80 next Iues'
day. August 18th, to Atlantic CitS. Mrs,
McPhall has been quite SICK ror seVIia.
weeks, and her friends hope that her
trlp will result In the permanent improve,
ment Of her health. Other Rlcnmonu
visitors to tho "cty by the sen" WIZ
Include Mrs. Edward mayo, MIS- 81 ~.
mund Benson, MIR, and Mrs. Belrhe biair
and Mrs. Mary Dewitt Adams.
Bridge Whist Party.
Bridge whist vas the feature OF Monday
evening mt Cameron Hall, Goshen, Va
| tho beautiful home Of Misses Primrose
| Mary ana jamie Cameron. who have been
| hostesses OF a delightful house party
during July. Those who played whist
wero Mrs Robert Blnnton OF Norfolk;
Mrs. ". o. Moore. Mrs. Anderson and
Miss Julia D. Youger, Of Richmond; Mrs.
| Cameron and the Misses Cameron. The
evening was ms charming as many pre-
ceding. Mrs. Moore and little Miss Ammo
Wesley Gentry, who have been spending
some limo most pleasantly at Goshen,
returned to Richmond last night.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. ]. A. Thomas and little daughter,
|tGladys, Of No, 1iO2 Park Avenue, are
spending the month OF August at their
home, in Isle Of Wight county, near
Smithfled, Va.
The Rev George w, Mcdaniel returned
yesterday from Spotsylrnnia, where he
dedicated the Mine Road BAPTIST Church
| Sunday. \ great company of people
| gathered from the surrounding country.
Twenty churches were Represented In tho
congregation. Mrs MCDANIEL and chill
drcn are at Alton, Va, for August Mr.,
Mcdaniel VIII attend the district ASSOC
Citations, but viii be In his pulpit, at the
First baptist Church, each Sunday
Mrs. John Addison, Miss Bail and Misses
Mary and Ellen Ball. of Richmond are
guests In tho family of Mrs. Ball, at Falls
Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holiday arc
summering at "Woodlawn," Louisa coun-
ty, Va.
The Norfolk Dispatch Of Monday notes
The fact that MIR Stuart Hopkins, OF
| Richmond, the guest OF Mr.. Walter j
Simmons at Ocean View, sang in the
| Cumberland Street Nj, r. Church, Norfolk
| Sunday morning.
| Miss Katherine Mcintyre, who is at TN
University of Virginia for short visit
| viii so 10 isawley Springs Tor August
/ Judge and Mrs W, ". Old, q Noriolk
accompanied h& ihe Misses ~, MIS-
: Katherine Yoa.e who has been thcl