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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris, OF East
Marshall street. chaperoned quite a
delightful party Of young people to
Drewrys Blur yesterday. where an en-
joyabie picnic was held. The trip
down the river and back In the launch
Dixie" and the serving of daintily
appointed picnic luncheon were fea-
lures of the days pleasure. Among
those who went we're Misses Ruth
Bates. Nellie Phaup, Louise Spain,
Mamie Kersey and Virgie Harris and
Messrs. Aubrey and Robert Harris.
Mrs. G. Edwin Bowden entertained
at cards Friday evening In honor OF
her guest, Mrs. c. NJ. Deuil. formerly
of this city, but now Of Roanoke. The
ladies first prize was won by Mrs.
Slower Harris, and the gentlemen's
pribe by Mr.. George A. Bowden. The
BOBBY fell to Mrs. c. NJ. Deull. Mrs.
Malcolm Peters. sang several beautiful
selections, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin
Bowden.
The spacious lawn was artistically
decorated with japanese lanterns.
which furnished q pretty setting for
the delightful watermelon feast which
followed.
Among those enjoying Mrs. Bow
denis hospitality were Mrs. c. NJ.
Deull, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bow
den, Misses Dorothy and Kathleen
Bowden, Mr.. and Mrs G. Henry Mat
thews, Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, Mrs.
Susan e. Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
nett Bowden, Mr.. and Mrs. Slower
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Peters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bowden.
The Young Ladies' Guild and Broth
erhood of Christ church will run Il
twilight excursion to West Point Sat-
urday, July so, and they cordially In
vite their friends to go with them.
Mrs, Cora Houchens and daughter.
Louise, of 1908 Pleasant street, will
leave Saturday for months stay at
Crewe, Va.
delightful house party is being
given at the Willis cottage, Buckroe
Beach. chaperoned by Mrs. Cornelius
T. Ammons Many fair Richmonders
are making this party success.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Burton, who
have been visiting their father. MIR.
Clarence Burton, will leave tonight
for their home in Birmingham, Ala
A card received from Rev. George
r. Greens states that he Is enjoying
his much needed rest at beautiful Pen
Mar, in Pennsylvania Mrs. Greene's
health is much improved by the brac-
ing mountain air. which will be well
come news to their friends on the
hill
Misses Willie and Ida Peace, of
North Twenty-sixth street. who have
been visiting relatives and friends In
Staunton, have returned to their
home
Miss Hughes. Of Hanover, Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Berry Eaves. of
East Broad street.
Mr.. James w. Wiltshire and son,
Matthew, of Lynchburg. passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
New York, spending few hours with
relatives.
Mrs. Douglas Richardson and chill
dren have returned to the city. after
spending some time in Urbanna, on
the Eastern Shore
Mr.. Sam Turner conducted the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
MAYOR APPROVES.
MANY ORDINANCES.
Several Measures Carrying APP
preparation for Schools and
Municipal Improvement,

/ Mayor Richardson has approved the
following resolutions and ordinances:
/ Authorizing that bids and specifica-
/ lions be secured to construct annex to
/ Chimborazo School building. the cost
not to exceed s22. geo.
Authorizing plans and specifications
! for building school house at Pine and
I China streets. The ordinance carries
with It an appropriation of zoe.
The lot upon which the building Is to
/ be erected was given to the city by
Miss Grace Il. Arents for that pur-
pose.
Authorizing the City Attorney to
proceed with condemnation proceed
ings to acquire property adjoining
the courthouse in South Richmond.
Appropriating $500 for the advertis-
ing committee of the city of Rich
mond.
Appropriating s2,5O0 for repairs and
Improvements at city Jail
Authorizing the City Attorney to
procure certain property on Nine
teenth street, north of Marshall street,
to open a street.
Appropriating SIS, 600 for curbing.
guttering and roadbed Improvement in
Washington Ward.
Authorizing execution OF deed OF
exchange between w. r. Purcell and
Mary A. Phillips and the city of Rich
mond for land on the west side Of
Hanover street to the north line of
Grove avenue, for the purpose of
opening an alley. In return the
city exchanges land on the south side
of Grove avenue.
Appropriating $4,000 for building
fire station in South Richmond.
Appropriating $4,000 for laying
sewers on Seventeenth and Adams
streets
Appropriating s10,0s7.s6 for public
schools In South Richmond
Appropriating $500 for laying
sewers between Monument and Park
avenues. north and south, in cross
alleys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
Ashland

ASHLAND. v A.July 2s.--Mrs. D. r.
Midyette and John have returned from
Cambridge. Nd. where they have been
visiting Mrs. Frantey Wayior
Mrs. Mckee and two daughters. who
have been at the inn for the past three
months have gone TO Longport. y. J.
Mrs. ]. A. Hoofnagle and Misses
Grayson and Clarke Hoofnagle are at
the Red sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Lindsay Patten has returned
from a trip 10 North Carolina.
ter Mrs. Chas. stebbins for thesummer.
MRS. Clyde Barnes and two little
daughters, who have been with Mrs.
Chas. McCue at Alton. have gstten back
home.
Mr., and Mrs David c. Whitehead are
the guests of Mrs. W. s. Brown.
Mrs. Bernard Guest ans children have
returned from their visit9to Fredericks-
Miss Stuart Blanton vii, leave next
week for Patrick Springs.
small but select party had most
d psrfy IN entsertainment at Ashland
was given by Mrs. John Addison and
Mrs. A, S. Carr. In honor OF the wedding
Anniversary Of MI. and Mrs. Tate Ekers
cry. They left Ashland at $50 In a
good old farm wagon with plenty Of
hay and very well supplied hamper
of good things, and took round bout
way to the park, arriving there before
the moon was up and finding the can
dies on the table did not give sum
cient. light a huge bonfire was built
which not only supplied light, but turn-
ed the rural park into fairy land and
these sedate men and matrons could
not resist the temptation to return 10
fairy tales and childish sports which
they kept up until the moon was bright
enough to SHOW them the ~way to go
home" The party consisted OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tate Chenery. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man Wortham. Mr. and Mrs Bernard
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones,
Mrs. Ware. Mrs Carr. Mrs. Addison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
COLORED FOLKS PLAYHOUSE
MAY GO up ON BROAD STREET

A vaudeville and motion picture
theater for colored folks may be
erected on the site which NJ. l.. Hof-
heirncr and associates recently pur-
chased from the heirs of John r.
Anderson. The site la located on the
north side of Broad street, between
Adams and Jefferson. The considera-
ton was 1000. according to the deed
of transfer recorded in the Chancery
Court. Nothing definite toward put
ting up the theater has been done as
yet, 1t is understood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
FEAR MELON CROPS
WILL Be FAILURE
Carolina Farmers Much Disap-
pointed as They Had Counted
Heavily Upon Years Yield.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NEW BERN, July 2S.--Judging
from the reports from farmers in
this county. the melon crop will lie
almost complete failure. Usually
there are more melons raised in
Craven county alone than In any other
two counties in the State. and several
cities in Western North Carolina de-
pend entirely upon 1t for their annual
supply.
The writer was carried down to ons
OF the finest truck farms in the coun-
ty few days ago and shown over the
place, and there were not more than
nifty melons on several acres that
would have weighed ten pounds. Tho
farmers have counted heavily upon
the proceeds received from the mel
ons, but they have seen that they viii
receive very little remuneration from
their labors and have desistea from
attending to the crop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

with Masonic ceremonies Wednesday.
august nth. The cornerstone cere-
monies Will he attended by Grand Mas
ter OF Masons in Virginia. William b,
McChesney, OF stanton
HARRlSONBURG.--T lightning
struck the science hall OF the State Nor
NAL school yesterday, cutting big hole
in the roof, charring timbers and fol-
lowing water pipe to ground. class
OF 100 girls was taking examination in
tho building at that time.
URG.--several work
men narrowly escaped serious injury,
IL not death, yesterday while at work
on the Government Public Building IN
this city. large piece OF stone was
being hoisted when tina rope broke, and
II fell to the ground with great force,
crushing the platform and breaking on
a piece of the stone.
CAPE CHARLES.---A. c. Richards. Of
Pocomoke carpenter. In getting out
OF tho way of southbound train yes
terday stepped on the opposite track IN
front OF another train. Fortunately. his
body was thrown clear OF the tracks,
the wheels passing over the heel Of his
shoes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
.AUCTIONEER MAKES
"PHONY" LOT SALE
Harrisonburg Sits Up and Takes
Notice, But Now Clasps for
Breath.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
HARRISONBtJtG, July 2S.--A SEN
sational rapid fire "lot sale on he
western suburbs here last Monday
morning is the talk of the town. For
weeks the local papers. in whole page
advertisements and scarehead type
heralded the marvellous sale, the op-
portunitv Of a lifetime.
Monday morning a big throng Of
buyers and spectators trudged In
the hot sun and dusty road II the
scene. a mile distant. The auCtionter
got In action on schedule time and
the wonders began. Lot after lot was
knocked down at dir; cheap prices.
The people fell over themselves to get
a lot for a mere song The excite
ment increased and the mystery grew
into a sensation.
Just after the sale OF me last io'
the visiting auctioneer suddenly With
drew every individual sale and Gis.
posed of the entire tract 10 the origi
nal owner for lump sum. a hundred
dollars less than the auctionosr paid
for 1t an hour before.
Disappointed, disgruntled and dis
eusted, the wouid-be buyers trudge
back To town.
Auctioneers quietly boarded the af-
ternoon train and left for parts nm
known, leaving behind numerous tn
paid bills. together with a numnc ~
checks. which have since proved
worthless
Harrisonburg is holding l:ickfest
and q damper has been thrown upcr
the modern, hurry-up, catch-as-eatch-
can lot sale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
Personal Notes.
Prsmisr Car Disqualified.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The contest
board of the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION has disqualified Fl, .. Smith
and the Premier Motor Manufacturing
Company, and declared them Ineligible
for all contests held under the sanction
of the board until further notice.
The action of the hoard is a direct
reply to the temporary iniunctions OBJ
tanned by the company last week in
the Brooklyn courts. restraining the
board from delivering the Glidden
trophy to the Chalmers Notion Com
pany. The board holds that the Pre-
mier company, when it entered the
Glidden tour. recognized the authority
of the board and that its appeal TO the
courts from the jurisdiction Of the
board is distinct breach of the con-
test rules, and prejudicial to sport.
Referee awarded the Glidden trophy
to the Premier car. The Chalmers com
pany protested to the board, and the
board sustained the protest, reversing
the referee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
CHURCH HILL NEWS
this column be left
Church Bank, OF 'phoned Madison 1881

prayer meeting at st. James last eve
ming in the absence OF the pastor.
Mrs. Clinks and Miss Bertha Dick
erson, OF Atlanta. Ga. are visiting Mrs.
o. j. Blocker. of East Marshall street.
Mr.. Robert Slaughter. of North
Twenty-fourth street, Will leave Sun
day to spend his vacation at Ocean
View.
The funeral OF Vernon Crowder. only
son Of William c. and ola Strang
Hicks. OF Sill North Twenty eighth
street, took place from the above res
idence this morning at II o'clock.
Councilman Morgan r. Mills, OF JEFF
ferson Park, left to-day on a Ash
ing expedition to Providence Forge.
He was accompanied by a number OF
friends, ard they anticipated an en-
joyable trip.
Rev. Asbury Christian. presiding ell
der. will preach at St. James Sunday
morning. This announcement will be
received with pleasure, as Mr.. Chris
tian's sermons are always enjoyed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
METHODIST MEET
UP IN FLUvANNA
Tharlottesville District Conference
80, Assemblies at Pal
mvra.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian>
PALMYRA. VA, July 2S.--The
forty-third annual session of the
Charlottesville district conference con-
vened at Palmyra the 2sth instant
a large number of delegates are in
attendance. The bulk OF the twenty
five pastors of the district reported
at rollcan. A few OF the pastors
were detained by unavoidable circu1n-
stances. such as sickness funerals
etc. in their charges. Among there
were Or. g. c. Kelly. OF Charlpttes-
VILE. who is expected To be present
during the rest of the session. and
on Thursday at the noon hour to
preach the sermon on missions. Rev.
G. E. Peasants was elected secretary
Of the conference and authorized 10
appoint his own assistant. The work
of organization was quickly effected,
a number of committees announc ID.
the bar OF the conference fixed, and
then followed the opening sermon to
large audience from Acts 10. 4 by
Rev J Re. he Shazo. pastor Of Mad
tson circuit,
The conference recommend at
o'clock on the morning Of the eth,
and after devotional service, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. X. Holman. the
roll Of charges VAS called and f'ne
reports were made from most of the
the charges
At 1880 G. F. Blankeuship preach
ed a superb sermon from Gallations
6: s.
Notable among the delegates are
W. T, Mastin, First church. Char
Judge c. J. Campbell. Am
herst: ID. M. Pattie, Of Madison. r.
r. wingfield and c. II. Loring, Abe
marie, and among the visitors so far
on the ground is Mr.. George =.
Adams, Of blackstone Female In
stitute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
PIANIST GOES TO PEN
TO SERVE THREE YEARS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
wINSTON-SA N. c.. July rs.
Superior Court Is progressing rap
Idly here. with Judge Biggs presid-
ing, and a great number of cases are
being disposed Of Some long sem
fences have been imposed for larceny
and selling liquor.
III. Fl. Gurkins. the palmist. was
given two years in the penitentiary
for false pretense, claiming 70 he able
to bring a womans husband back to
her by the practice of his arts. she
paying for the service. 1t Is also al
legged that Gurkins sold iodestones.
which would do alleged marvellous
stunts" to some of the more igno-
rant colored people here.
Lewis Thompson. colored was
given three years on the county roads
for killing Martin Shuford at one Of
the Southbound railway camps some
time ago. The State and defense
agreed on verdict of nanslaughter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
HE WOULD START
COLONY IN VIRGINIA

Chief Clerk Miller, of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. has received a
letter from a New Yorker asking for
literature on Virginia as an agricul-
tural State and requesting Information
about 100 farms near a railway sta
ton. The New Yorker intends start
ing colony in Virginia. He seems
acquainted with the soil and products
of the State; all he desires is that his
colonists have adequate transportation
facilities to market their goods. Mr..
Miller has answered the letter and
wants the farmers of the State to let
him know If they have 100 farms ad-
joining each other for sale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
INTEREST IN DEBATE
AT BARTON HEIGHTS

Democrats in Barton Heights said
Thursday they intended turning out
IN force to hear Captain Lamb and
Judge Wickham debate the issues in
the Third district campaign. The de-
bate begins at 3 O'Clock Thursday
night in the Barton Heights assembly
hall. The time will be equally d.
vided, and both candidates will be
given a respectful hearing. 1t is UNI
derstood the Barton Heights voters
have been unable to make up their
minds as to whom they should cast
their ballots for, and invited the cam
didates over to enlighten them on the
issues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. securing the
vicinity OF Hagerstown. MartinsburE
and other towns for Isaac c. Arnold
charged with embezzlirg, the police
found Arnold yesterday secreted In his
house. He was sentenced to six
months In jail.
WOODSTOCK.--Whil saving shing-
les yesterday six miles northwest OF
Woodstock, Jesse Cooke, aged forty-nve
was struck over the left eye by billet
which he was saving, and he sustained
a fractured skull just above the left
eye Cooke was unconscious for hrteen
hours, but has now regained conscious
ness
NORFOLK---In a lengthy communi-
cation to the notifying committee of the
second district congressional convention
of the republican party, II. II. Rumple.
an attorney OF Norfolk. accepts the
nomination of the party in the second
district. and discusses political condi-
TONES In the state and district At
length
DANvIII.E---The cornerstone OF the
new. Roanoke college for girls, at
Mountain View, this city. win be laid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
GIVE ANOTHER OUTING
FOR POOR CHILDREN

Adjutant Virgins, OF the Salvation
Army, Is busy perfecting plans for the
second outing to be given August 5.
He Is planning TO give the children
an auto ride out In the country. AL
ready several autos have been secured,
and through the press he asks those
who have cars who could set them
aside for an hour on that day to
kindly notify No. s1s East Broad
street or phone, Such ride will
be great Joy to poor children. who
are deprived Of so much in life. The
adjutant promises to give the children
good food. plenty OF lemonade, ice
cream. etc. and any assistance win
be thankfully received. On July IA
225 children were given an outing and
ITS viii be taken this time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
NAVY MAN WHO POSED
AS SLAYER SENTENCED
James Hall Who Said He Killed
Anna Schumacher, Convicted
on Another Charga

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. July 70
James Hall. the naval convict who In
March confessed" to the murder OF
Anna Schumacher at Rochester, N.
Y. and who was turned over 10 the
civil authorities OF Monroe county,
only to have them find out that Halls
confession was told merely tn get
away from the navy. has just UNDER
gone his third naval court-martiai.
He was sentenced to-day to flve
years on a charge OF assault on Chief
Master at Arms Mayes, of the prison
ship Southery, and he now has COM
bined sentences of sixteen years to
serve. He had previously received a
court-martial sentence for attempting
to escape from the prison ship by the
false story told relative TO the MUIR
der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
Visit WaSitington.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian,)
HARRTSoNBURG, July 2s.---A
party OF pretty Southwest Virginia
girls from the State normal school,
with<Dr.. John w. Wayland spent
two days this week In Washington
city. their fret visit TO the capital
city. The girls arc Miss Mamie
Sword, OF Lee county: Misses Vir-
ginia Slenip and Janet Bailey. OF Big
Stone Gap; Miss 0rena Shiplay o.
wise county; Miss Katherine Combs,
OF Russell county. and Miss Daisy
EhnmAie. OF Caroline county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
Saves Soldiers Life.

PARIS, July 2S.--President Fat
Heres to-day commuted the death SEN
tnnce of Private Georges Grady, con-
victed along with Henri Michel of the
murder OF Madame Gouin TO life i'm
prisonment
Grady was condemned to be shot,
and had the sentence been carried out
he would have been the first French
soldier to suffer such a fate since the
Franco Prussian war ,s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
Mrs. Wallace Found.

CAPE CHARLES. July 2s.--Mrs.
William Wallace, of Mappsburg, who
disappeared from her home while de-
mented and abandoned her 6-month
old infant IN a swamp a few days ago
has been found by searching party
She evidently had not partaken of food
since leaving home. When found she
was eating decayed fruit she had
picked UP in the woods. She is 81 years
old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
$40, 100 Sale of Coat Lands,

GRAFTON. ". VA. July 2s.--GeorFe
NJ Honhelmer. special commissioner
sold the Phoenix Coal Company prop
erty at Reynoldsyilie. W. Va. at court
sale. TO Charles r. Moore, OF Pittsburs
representing the Douglas interests for
$4,000 The sale includes 102 acres OF
coal in fee sim pie, about 535 acres of
coal under ieasehold and the mine
equipment The sale is subject to court
rnp rrnafI4r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
CROP IS LARGE
BUT PRICES LOW
Big Yield of Irish Potatoes This
Year, But Farmers Dis
couraged.
WHIsKEY CAUSES CRIME
Two Fatal Shootings as Result
of Strong Drink-Burial
of Mrr. Burroughs

Especial 20 The Richmond Eirginian.)
FRANkTOWN, VA. July 2S.--The
largest potato crop grown In this sec
ton for years is about closing out Mt
this writing. Up 10 this time one year
ago only about twenty-five hundred
barrels had been shipped from this
station-Nas sa wdox. The number this
year caches almost five thousand bar
rels handled by the Eastern Shore
Produce Exchange. besides two. or
three thousand by private buyers. But
prices have ranged very low, as low
as one dollar. and farmers are dis
couraged Many OF them will hardly
pay expenses. and in "A very few in
stances SO little has been realized
above the cost of production that the
owner calls il nothing.
Two Negroes Arc Shot.
In the midst OF a fight at Nassawa-
dox last Sunday, in which liquor sold
to worthless negroes by liquor dealers
In Norfolk figured conspicuousiy. one
negro shot another to death. and Is
In jail as the result. Self-defense is
the plea. 20 1t is said.
Another shooting scrape occurred
at Exmore. on the line Of Accomac,
six miles north of this place, last Sat
urday night, one negro is dead and
the murderer has not been caught yet.
Speak easy" whlskey wac at the bot
tom Of this row. too, so ii is said.
Week of Fairs
This is the week of fairs. Tues
day was very fair day" II you will
pardon the smile. The ladies of john
sons Methodist church had theirs
yesterday The Red Bank Baptist
church have theirs to-day, The.
Methodist parsonage house and yard
cleaning feast will take place at
Franktown Friday a baseball game
at Cape Charles between the boys"
and a travelling female baseball team
was played yesterday. And an ex-
cursion to Ocean City was run yester-
day.
Thunder storms to the south and
the north of this place prevailed
| Tuesday afternoon, hut there was no
rain here, The electrical display about
S p. NJ. all around about us was mag
nificent, and the Ieverbrations of thun-
der In the heavens reminded old SOL
diers of artillery duels on a distant
battlefield.
Burial Of Mrs. Burroughs.
Mrs Alonxa Burroughs. vino was
killed yesterday morning by "A wreck
ing train on the n Y, P and n
railway at Machipongo, III this conn-
~ Southampton, was hurled to-day
at Johnsons Methodist church. Raw.
| Mr. Butts, the pastor. officiating.
The blow dealt her by the beam on
| the front of the locomotive was a
| fearful one. crushing the right side
| of her face, breaking her neck and
! her right arm and her spine at the
| waist Her husband is a native { f
| Mathews county. and is son of the
| late John Burroughs, on Horn lIar-
| Dor" in that county.
Personal Notes.
Miss Louise Taylor, daughter Of
( William o. Taylor of Lynchburg. is
| visiting friends In this section.
| Misses Mamie Pitts and Sallie
Landlord. in attendance on the sum
| mer normal at Charlottesville, are e%-
/ pected home Saturday. Some boys
around here are a little more cheer
| full this week than usual, and viii
/ be more so later on, it is hoped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28

. DAVIS, ". v, July Zb.-Henry MaIe
of Davis, who entered the employ of the
pulp mill at Davis in 1892, receiving
81 80 day. has been appointed super
intendent OF the plant, effective August
LIST and ms to receive $4,000 year lie
has recently been filling the position of
assistant superintendent