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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
TOLL BRIDGE QUESTION
Between New Hampshire, vern'o"-
and Maine to Be investigated.

Concord, n H.. May s.-Thc Governor
and Council named, today Coz. ln''ii nf
hall of Dover. Alvah w. Soli"was Of
franklin, and Judge f. ]. Ienhes ~ ~.
Claremont to act as commission u III
vostisatc the discontinuance of toi,
bridges. between New Hampshire AM -.
Vermont and Maine and the buiidlns M -.
Wv bridges. This action was tak1n . We
DER law passed by the last Leslsl ;a.;n,
by the terms of which this commiSsio..,
will confer with similar commlsS.o',. >
from Vermont ard Maine and rep,mnoal :"
the New Hamrshirc Legislature OF l"''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

The formal opening OF tho new I-ni,o.
siiiiSt church ~ Lewiston was held. SIM.
day. when services for tile first time ,"aI,
pllc" III the large audience room !, a., an
morning there WIS 4 sermon bv tbo ~, "
or Fey. William }. Taylor upon The On
portuniticS ana Obligations Of I'n,vsr.
sitilSm. In III" AFTERNOON there was :,
Masonic service az Tho Mnsnns If mil ci,~
laid the corner stone Of tn" church ons
wear ago it was fitting they should be preS.
cut today ut tie first services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
A HANDSOME FOUNTAIN
To Be Gift Of Lady Curzon for Her
Notable Welcome.

Calcutta. May S.-Lady CurZon
wife Of the viccrov. intends to present
a handsome fountain to the city of CAL
cutta as a mark Of her gratitude for
the notable welcome accorded her on
returning to India after her long ILL
ness in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
humors

Come to the surface in the spring as ".
co other season. It's pity they don
rim themselves al off that way; but III
snite of pimples and other eruptions'
they mostly remain In the sSs'e"''
That's bad.
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes them
md cures all the painful and disfigur-
ing troubles they cause. Nothihs eise
cleanses the system and clears 'he
complexion like Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
jap Ship Mikasa Rumored Lost.

London, May 9.-Thc correspondent
at Paris Of the Times teleGraphs:
1T is rumored in Russian circles mere
that the japanese flagship Mlkasa WAS
lost in tn. straits of Korea, week
ego
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

commanded by Vice Admiral Nebosa-
toll. Sixteen freight lai"n steamers are
off Cape St. James near mere. The main
SQUADRON is said to be Off the coast Of
AMMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

Every town in England is in pawn
and instead of paying anything Oh, -.
old debts, we are constantly aoo'i,a
new burdens at the expense. dieN''s
or indirectly. of the unhappy o"io'S
of propcrty.-London Estates GaZelee'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

scratch. scratch. scratch; unable to at
tend to business during the day or sleep
curing the night. Itching piles, horrible
plague. Doan's Ointment cures Never
fails. At any drug store, 50 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
HAS PASSED SAIGON.
Admiral Ncbogatoff's Sailing to Meet
Rojestvensky.

Hong Kong. March S.-A special dis
patch from Saigon, Coch China, says
that Admiral Nebogatof's division has
passed Saigon.
A Russian cruiser Vas off HonkohH
bay q short distance nor:h of Kamranll
hay. May >. when the I:ritish steamer
Charles House, whirh arrived here
Monday. passed that point. The latter
also noticed collier leaving the bay
ard stcamnS east but the main Rus
sian squadron was not seen.
The British steamer Angola, from
MurOran, Japan. was STOPPED by a Jap
and was stopped by a Japanese cruis-
or in the straits of COrca. After being
questioned about her cargo and destina-
ton she was allowed to proceed.
Saigon. French Cochin. China. May s.
The Russian hospital ship kOstroma
arrived here. Monday. which indicates
the approach of the foTith division of
the Russian Second Pacific squadron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

Coughs and Colds down to the very
horderlanh of consumption, Weld to the
soothing. healing influences of DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
DENIAL REPEATED.
Continued from Page One.)

France insists that she has the right to
follow her own regulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

Two million Americans suffer the tor
turing pargs of dyspepsia. No need to.
Eurdock Flood Bittcrs cures. At any
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09

Impossible to foresee an accident. Not
Impossible to be prepared for it. DIR.
Thomas Eclcctric Oil-Monarch over
main.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
ALREADY $4,000 LOSS.
over 700 Acres of Thick Woods
Burned Over in North Harwich.

Harwich, Mass, May S.-A forest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-09
No Protest on New Treaty Question

No Protest on New Treaty 0uestIoH'
St. Petersburg. May $50 +. M-Ihc
foreign Office authorizes the following
statement:
France has not transmitted to RUSSIA
Il new japanese protest against the Vlo-
latiOn of French neutrality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

shine when you get right, down to IL.
Giyin away hundred and thlrty-n MI {,
million In five years cuts no figure Win Win
Andy The chances is he'll live a good
his life he'd have Just as much coin When
lie dies s he has now. you get down
to cases, he amt givin away the interest,"
Bon hs tnn pnff " Not Sa on sa your p fe no
you suppose he knoo what he was doln'
when the United states Steal was Or
ganized? or course. He hands over his
he takes three hundred million dollars
woltl, Of bonds, which covers tho value
OF the property. These pays five per cent
That's fifteen million n year. Then he
waltzed off with three hundred million. Of i
preferred stock. That's brought IN seven
per cent That's twenty-one million q
Year to be used In case he needed some
faultin in the interest on Steel preferred?
Not on your life. Andy has 1t. He's been
raking in thirty.slx million a year r FOR
1rcd an thrty-nine million. This leaves
him five million for cigarettes an chewin's
gum. An the capital amt touched Can
you bem. M When guy can s' az ovn
million while he's wrcstlin' himself to
death tryin' to die poor, he's bird. You
can laugh all you've n mind to, but ] hold
he has the gamc down fine. Dick Croker
IN all of his glory didn't make moro than
five million in five years tryin' to die
rich Why that's II better graft than IN
restigatn' all tho beef trusts that ever
was trusted. Ask any member Of the
Commission. There amt one of en- that
won't own up. An they amt Twin on
coffee an sinkers at Tint I tell YOU
there's nothin to 1t. If Skibo Andy wants
to die poor, he'll have to take another
tack. IF he amt stuck on Chonte he'd
best get Introduced to few members OF
the louisiana legislature an let 1t go at
that. They'll fix him up without charge
An he'll be free from all worry The
fact is that Andy has so much dough he's
bit puzzled. He's like the Moo York
been reversed so often that when he walks
into court he don't know whether he's
stnndin on his head or his heels. An It
don't matter much either. Goff'll sit just
the same whether you like It or not. An
Andy'll rake In his coin the same way
to SIT, an they elected Andy to rake IN
their dough. 1t amt his fault. If he
could polish UP his gold bricks, scrape
out the films an hand you over the brass
OF course not! You wouldn't have Andy5s
dough If you had to get it like he got 1t?
Of course. YOU'RE like me. Very we'll,
then. Stop shoutin' an play ball. The
chances is that you an me would buy
train load Of beer an start an interna-
nations could have free drinks an report
us as ben' hot stuff three times Il day.
Men IS different. Andy amt stuck on gin
mills. He'd prefer TO see his stAtoo in the
park with a, book In his hand lookin' the
real cheese, an! reading how he got It.
things that Curnesie's done with his COIN
but he's done some good. For instance,
he give three hundred an eighty-fvc
thousand to build lake at Princeton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
MARK TWAIN WRITES
TO GRILL TWO YEARS.
Miss Sinsheimer, Victim of Grade
Crossing Accident, Has
His Autograph.

y Lying on q cot In the Orthopaedic Hos
pital, in this city, Is Miss Madeline Sins
lheimer, ono OF the victims OF the grade
crossing tragedy in Newark, N. j., two
years ago IN when zen n manv ni eihers eG in.
1ured, by train crashing into trolley
Miss sinsheimer was brought to Phln-
delphin a few days ago, ana among ner
proudest possessions Is letter written
"a her by Mark Twain, together with an
Inscription and autograph IN one OF his
books. ~,
ness that she began reh hrdt Lor i%a iied
on the humorlst and asked him TO write
his name in one OF them.
Twain wrote both In tho book and
letter In the book no Wr6 Of 9 ), !,
between a lie and cat Is that tho cat
has only nine lives"
Dear Miss Madeline good and
admiring and affectionate brother has
told mo your sorrowful share In the troll
icv disaster which brought una ccustomed
tears to millions of eyes and fierce re-
sentiment against those whose criminal
indifference to their respons'p.aI. caused 60
to me a pang OF that bygone time. I
wish i could take you sound and whole
out OF your bed and break the legs
stay there. In my spirit 7 am merciful
and would not break the necks sand ana backs
ut is your brother who permits me to
write you this line-and so It Is not an
Intrusion, you see., ~.
MAY yo, get we'll and soon! Sincerely
vo,,rs ~ = s. Il. CLEMENS"
Willis Miss sinsheimer has not yot re-
covered from her injuries It is expected
that treatment she Is now undergoing
viii result In her ecovery.-Philadelp
North American, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

It's enough to bring tears to your eyes,
said Mr.. brewery, when you figure out
what poor old Andy Carnegia's dom for
the people of these hero United States
an see how little It's appreciated. You
hear complaints that he's givin away
his dough at haphazard, that he amt
dom II with no system, that he hasn
figured it out properly, an that he's just
pourin out his coin by the train load Just
so he can die poor an regardless oil the
harms he's likely to do the people That
every day or so, an they amt fair; they
un't right. There never was man
lived that give away coin With more sys-
TEN than Andy. Thc trouble is that peo-
pie is so used to gettin somethin lor
nothin' these days, that they feel sore II
a man goes into the benevolcnca business
without q union card. They wanted a
certificate of good character before they'd
take the Rockefeller coin. Was that
right? OF course not! Why don't they
treat everybody alike? Tome Johnson.
once give away two dollars an there
wasn't no howl about that.
or course so far as Handy Andy Is
concerned there amt Il chance on carth
to show where he's wrong IN his iieures.
An lust because he's buncoin' inc people
into bclievin' he wants to die poor amt
no sign that the amt doin the wise thing;
with his dough. Everybody is buncoin
somebody else somehow or another, nl
IL they amt they wants to or else they're
buncoin themselves. onerln up nightly I,nS.
prayers to have your coin took away
from YOU is high class bluff III ad-
nit. An you can't beat Andy at bluffii5:
If he really wants to die poor conld
show him Il way. But that aim tna
question He could turn the management.
Of his estate over to some good firm of,
lawyers an let it 70 at that If he want
cd. Joe Choate, for instance, is out OF
\ lob. { He could manage 1t. ASK the
workin girls friend, Hctty Green, Sne
knows IIctty don't go to church LOT
fear she'll reach Heaven an miss seem
Joe sizzlc -
) The plain facts is that there amt no
more chance of Skibo Andy dyin' poor
than there is of Tom Watson talFin' sense
What's he done when YOU get down 70
ngrin Hes e give nroSyss tsn nl nas 90"
right. It's a Hood thing. The dough
ain't passed out till they retire. What's
the consequence? There's goln to be q
contest along tho lines of retirement or
college professors, which Is q blossin ,,d to
should have Included Seth Low. Life can
be made worth livin' in spite of the col
lege professors, to be sure, but it's some
thin like the dividends on Missouri, Kan
certain Well. what else has he done?
He's give away twenty-cight millions to
libraries in the United States. Then hes
passed out nine am ~ half million 10
land. He's handed out ten millions to the
Carnegie National University five mil
lion for the Hero Fund so that General
shaftcr may have a chance; fifteen mil
lion for Scotch universities, an so on,
Takin' it all in all. he's give away little
more than hundred an thrty-nine mill
lion. Fine. That Is, 1t sounds fine. But
It's like one Of Joe Miler's jokes. It's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
SEALED PROPOSALS.


{ G EALED PROPOSALS FOR TAPPING
=. WATER MAINS AND RUNNING IN
SERVICE PIPES. Bids will be received
until June Is, 1905. The Mayor and Coun,s
eli reserve the right to reject any or al
bids. 4, ], - :. :. s .,,,
Va. will receive sealed proposals. for
this tapping OF the water mains ana run
Ming In the service pipes to inside or
curb s stop. Iron curb box the galvanized
pipe digging and back filling.
Bids Will be made for the long and
short runs separately.
The successful bdded will be required
to furnish bond to the amount or one
hundred dollars for the completion OF
work according to contract and to In
demnlfy the Mayor and Council against
and damage to the mains while his work
to make taps al once when ordered by
The Council will furnish the tapping
machine.
Form OF bid:
- feet OF 1-2..inch pipe, short run, In
Guiding corporation cock. curb stop, Iron
curb box. digging and back filling and
tapping.
- feet OF 3-4-inch pipe long rum dig
cling and back filling and tapping. :, !.
z - feet Of 3-4-lnch pipe. short rum dig
ging and back filing and tapping. Z,
- feet OF 1-inch pipe, short run, dig
ging and back hllng and tapping
feet OF 1-inch pipe: Ions, run, dig
ging and back filling and tnpping
Brass work to be used as follows:
Corporation Cock. Muelens G. 16s.
Curb Cock, Muellena G, SO.
Sealed proposals Will be sent TO
JOHN r. GRIZZARD. ssS
Town Clerk. Emporia, Va.
Bids will be made for 80 or more taps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

slowed. No trucr. or finer sportsman
comes to TT. Myers to give battle to
the silver king. Mr.. Jones uses the
lishtest of tackle, his lines being eigh-
teen-thrcad and reels and rods of the
liGhtcst pattern, giving the great silver
arnoured tnrpon moro than II fighting
chance to get away.
Mr.. Jones' is an ardent and enthusi-
nstic tnrpon fisherman, and his wonders
full success has been ,heralded among
the sportsmcn of two continents lie
holds many remarkable records. and re-
Gently surpassed his own previous re-
cord of landing three tarpon in one day
by bringing in -four fine tarpon, whose
respective weights We're ~ 1876, no
ana 165 pounds. The remarkable fact
IN connection with the great catch
which has not been accomplished In
eight years Is that these four fish were
landed before the lunch hour. Mr.. Jones
has fished here this erason 1ittle
more than q month and has made the
fine record of landing twenty-five tar
pom surprising all other records for the
past eight years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dspatch.)
FIT. MYERS, FLA, saturdny.-Mr.
w. Ashby Jones, one of the best known
Richmond sportsmen, is unqucstionably
the champion tarpon fishermen In Florida
waters during the present season.
Tarpon fishing lis to the angler what
tiger hunting in the junges of Asia and
Africa, or grizzly bear shooting in the.
Rockies Is to the hunter. Sportsmcn
90 to TT. Myers, Fla, from all parts of
the world. and this season such We'll
known men as Admiral Lord Charles
Bercsford in command of the British
Mediterranean squadron, and the idol of
the English people, was among the tar
pom anglers.
This season the Hotel Royal Palm Of
fcrcd beautiful silver cups TO the sue
cessful fishermen, Mr. Jones takes home
with him the first of these silver tro-
plies. upon which is engraved leaplng
silver king and the statement, AWARDED
10 w. Ashby Jones for landing greatest
number of tarpon. season 1919, by liote'
Royal Palm"
Never was a trophy more worthily pc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
) PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CON-

p PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CON-
The Mayor and Council OF Enporla,
Va, will receive sealed proposals until
June Is, 1905, for connecting lateral sew
ers for house connections INTO tho several
main sewers and running lateral sewers
This work to be, done contemplates TAX
sewer and Inserting rs or IA bend, dig
ging trenches toHa fall Of not less than
one inch 70 every ten feet. laying Of tn?
lateral to benstopped with terra Gotta
stopper and camented. All cement VIII
be Portland and used one OF cement to
two Of sand; also the back filling OF
trenches, the pipe to be four inches In
iternal diameter and to be hard burnt and
salt glazed and free from blisters and
cracks inside. Bids VIII be made SO much
per foot Including all material and labor.
Tho successful bidder will be required to
furnish bond Of one hundred dollars for
the faithful performance Of his work,
and To insure the Mayor and Council
against any damage to main sewer or
Y connections. The contractor will be
required to- make this connection at once
when ordered by the committee. Aver
age depths OF cuts to outlets will be seven
feet, six inches.
Sealed proposals to he sent to
JOHN r. GRIzZARD.
Town Clerk. Emporia. Va.
Mayor and Council reserve the right to
reject any or all bids Bids will be made
on fifty or more connections, Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Will Attend Reunion.

Leo Camp elected the following delegation
last night to attend the Louisville reunion:
Delegates-Al essrs. O. 3, Morgan. T. Cates6y
Jones, John u. Lnughton, Jr.. George L.
Christian, James 7. Gray. dervas storrs,
James Vass, j. Taylor stratton. John W.
ohnston. C. w p. Brock, James Power smith.
Joseph w, Thomas. ". b. Freeman. @. II.
Baughmnn. j. Taylor Ellyson, Charles T.
Turner, w. NJ. Woodward.
Altcrnates-Iohn W. Gordon, George W.
Jarvis, A.. Jennings. W. B. Llghtfoot, Georgs
II. Dean, D.. II. pyle, p. M. Pnrham. ". y,
Moore. Charles A. Spence. F.: A.. 5Borory,
J.. II. Kracke. John g. Burruss, James a.
Eubank. C.H. Harrington, George Wtnfree,
Charles p. Winston. II. H. Lynn. J. J. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
in H.0MERs' HAVE
Enjoyable :| meeting
Carolina Society Elects
icers for Next Twelve
Months.

yorth Carolina Society of &Rlcn-
Nd It's annual meeting In the
DR.. j. Allison Hodges, NO. loi
nklin street, last night, 1t being
iyersary of the Mecklenpurg
IN of independence.
GERS made verbal reports OF the
RS stewardship, the presidents
what a difficult thing !,
is to get n new society wen
,eet. Nevertheless. the North
Society, with eighty-odd pa
embers on the roll, is on It's
X has no idea Of getting off Its
nything like an early date. IN
his report. the president MADE
,tifrng speech, The secretary
,,irer's reports were purely sta
ciety decided TO suspend the
Of an Initiation fee for now
until December 1st, new mem
ms to pay in advance only the
ues.
oittee was appointed to rent
Ill or rooms as an assembling
4. the "down-homers," and to
FOR monthly meetings, so that
bers can get together oftener
K. each other better.
ton Of officers for the ensuing
,,ltet7 as follows: President
BORDEN; Vice Presidents, Cap
Lea and q. II. Ellington; Sec
,nnald Norfleet; Treasurer, j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
ID OF EDUCATION.
.ndents in !. Contested
Elected Next Week.

! +
) Elected Next Week.
\ Board OF Education will con-
lie Department of Public In
sxt Tuesday, May 23d, TO elect
tendents for about twenty-five
y this state.
e superintendent to be chosen
for the counties of Augusta,
and. buchanan. Charlotte, Gull
lax, Hanover, Lancaster. Madl-
Essex, Patrick, Pitlsylvanin,
Yard, Richmond, SpotsylvRnia,
,sx, Tazeweil and Warwick. ana
81 Alexandra. CharlottesNllic,
!urE. Manchester and Newport
most of these counties and
were contests, and the State
iot pass upon them at the re-
lg at which superintendent
a for the othcrs counties.
9erstood that superintendent
| be reelected In Plttsylvania,
Ut unlikely that Mr.. Willis A,
i win in Newport News.
election of superintcndents the
AXE up the Investigation of the
lie by Mr.. j, d. Eggleston. Jr,.
the Virginia School Register
eyed exorbitant price ut which
old. Mr.. Eggleston has coun-
q appear before the board and
Imposition that the board may
,ot charged nor Is 1t believed,
amber OF the State Board is IN
VOWED, and II is therefore not
Tor them 10 Tlndicatc thsm-
- anticipated that some inter
osurcs may be made in the
e inquiry, however.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

others defenees. manned by 5000 men OF
the various companies of coast artillery.
While the names of the hattleships ana
cruisers participating in the attack nave
not been officially announced It is ex-
pected that the Kearsarge,i illinois and
eight or ten OTTER hat,leships and crus-
ers, viii make up the bescgng force.
Mines In The harbor, torpedoes and other
dfisly devics VIII b used by the land
force. while both fort and SHIPS wlll use
their powerful search-lights In the efforts
stealtiiy dogs Of war as thy approach in
- locate torpedo boats aud 10 see the
the night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Anniversary Of the Y. M. G. A::.

Anniversary Of the Y. M. CA,
The annual meetingIof the Young MEMS
Christian Association will be held In the
First Baptist Churchrlto-nlGht, beginning
at Sis o'clock. Mr.. O.gA Hawkins, the
president OF the association, will pre-
side over the meeting and will present
the annual report, which, it is s=;tA is
very interesting and encouraging one.
The musical features will be singing BY
the church choir, and the Boys BLDG
Study Quintette Club Sand q solo by Louis louis
Phelps, the boy soloist The principal
sneakers will be DR.. Herbert l.. Willett
of the University Of Chicago, and Com
mander A. v. Wadhams, Of the United
States navy. #Sas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
re FORT MONROE.
j be Aim Of Warships
attic Next Month.

preparations are In progress
81 army and naval maneuN2rs
d States at Fort Monroe, Va,
week from June 18th 10 18th,
&. North Atlantic fleet will at
8dnagor to capture Fort Mon
IN washington and Baltimore.
these Two cities II VIII be
IA storm and capture Fort
ne fort, the most formidable
4 will be defended on this oc-
Is own batteries Of modern
\ idIsappeara!ng guns In the
es. the morta! battery and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs Charles Theiman, OF No 1903 North
Nineteenth street, who recently went TO
Lanun Ill, on. a visit, has become quite ~
and one OF her daughters Miss Mamie
Mrs. Emily G. Holmes and her daughter
Mrs Dudley Bnrnette. are both quito sick
at their home. No. 1878 East Broad Street.
Mrs. Jacob Levitt Is on Visit 20 her daugh-
ter Mrs Max SchwarZ, Of Brooklyn, N. y. sf5
Miss Incz Harmon has gone to the country
to spend the summer. a1sS
Mrs Leila F. Harmon has returned from
her trip to Washington and Baltimore. 3E.8
Miss Irene Womack. OF Nashville, Tenn. -
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Edwin 0. Lafong,
4ut No 500 Nest Grace Street. 81