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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
PITCHER NAMED
TEMPORARY HEAD
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seedlings of the convention. The mo-
toned was defeated by the same vote.
NJ 10 50.
CoioncI's Methods.
4 Young delegate offered reSoiu-
s4iOn that the committee on ereden-
1iAIs be composed Of FIVE members
g3paA to be named by each candidate
5 and one hy the chairman.
This is Democrats convention
and you have no right to go to New
York and learn from Theodore Roose-
#xett how 10 dominate convention.
1hOuted Colonel West in behalf Of
Holland.
NJ Each revolutionary proceeding
would be tolerated not. ere except in
New York. run by Republican ftoose-
skNat. The resolution means that Hoi-
n land. with so votes, names only one
&Haember OF this committee while
sxhrNe minority candidates. with only
ss41 votes between them. names three
1nombers You can't work Roosevelt
Il M1ethods on the Second district of
D Virginia"
Young delegates We're on their feet
sY6l1inK that 81 Votes meant ma
5pr5ty and should rule, Whether the
4 Y0nng Maynard Deal combine viii
& eontinue or not IL nov appears to
pAndent Holland stands alone aud
may suffer defeat eventually by the
eombine.
NJ. W. Sale State adlutant general
& Md mem Der OF tn. district committee,
voted for Pitcher in the committee
Il 3eadl0ck which preceded the election
Il M the convention Of Pitcher as chair
y man.
ss A. constituted. the com mittees on
rTedentials. resolutions and organiza-
zion, now in executive session. CON
1 Ndst Of four anti-Hoiiand men to one
Il Holland adherent Of each committee.
/ Fight scented.
After numerous conferences the
\ 1Mctional leaders went into the con-
sEentlon without being able 10 agree
eRn temporary organization. thus in
nuring fight from the beginning
The Holland forces would nat agree
80 the election OF George Pitcher. of
& Norfolk. Young adherent, as tenn
I nDrary chairman at first.
The name Of l.. n. Davis. q May
aard delegate. was proposed FOR per-
naanent chairman, bat no agreement
Conld be reached before the conven-
4 Hon opened
Every candidate is now tstanding
\ pat" Tor himself
Z A special train from Norfolk bear
q {nG several hundred Young supporters
and band arrived al II O'Clock The
n hand played Has Anybody Here Seen
i Holland"
Many are unable 10 gain admission
~ the convention hall
All Indications now point to long
deadlock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
DIR. VI EESER READS
INTERESTING PAPER

An interesting paper on THE Re
iation Of the Pastor to the Children
of His Church" was reaa Monday
morning by Rev. DR. Spencer Il. Nee
ser at Grocer Theological Seminary.
at the weekly meeting of the Baptist
Ministers Association
The subject was dwelt upon at
length by Or, Mecser. who took up a
question which has for long while
deeply interested ministers Of all de-
nominations
The committee Of Baptist ministers
named to look into alleged immoral
conditions said to have existed this
year at the State Fair made no re-
port Monday, Dr. Meeser's paper con-
Stunning most OF the time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
GET NO T|D|NGs
FROM WELLMAN
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'.ohtlhueu from FIRST fase
that the Wellman ship may get into
communication with the liners, If in
deed. some of them do not actually
sight the flyer. and from them word
OF the progress will be relayed to
the shore station here 1t was esti-
mated by the navigators here that
the America was probably some seven
hundred miles north east of the start
ing point at Atlantic City, at 10
O'Clock this morning This was based
on the speed OF the wind and tn.
known position of the craft when last
heard from. 1t was agreed here that
the reason Welman. In his eleven
o'clock message of yesterday. said
that the outlook was not SO favor
able" was due entirely to the drag
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
OFFICIALS WERE WISE
IN ABANDONING CRUISE.


NAPLES Oct. 17.--That the Amer
lean government was right in deciin-
ing to allow the battleship fleet to
visit Mediterranean ports this fall and
winter because Of the cholera scare
was proven to-day by the official
announcement that twenty-four new
cases of cholera had been discovered
yesterday in the province Of Naples
alone. accompanied by twelve deaths.
The exact status of cholera In Italy
has been carefully concealed by the
Italian authorities. who. while max
ing every effort to stamp out the dis
ease, are inclined to minimize what
is admitted. In all circles, 10 ne =
dangerous situation.
The disinclination of the peasantry
to submit to quarantine and the rig
orous demands Of the government has
had much to do with the spread Of
the plague,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
TONE IS STEADY
ON STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE stock
market was strong Mt the opening TO-
day. prices of nearly all the import
ant issues and the low priced indus
trials making gains ranging from frac-
lions to more than a point.
The upward movement continued
all through the first hour. stocks adj
vancing a point or more.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong
The marie, continued strong. prices
of many OF the leading issues mount
Ing to higher figures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
building Permits,

Permits were Issued to the follow
ing by Building Inspector Beck Mon
day:
George w. Childs, to build two
story brick store and dwelling on the
south side Of Main street. between
Roland and Sycamore streets. to cost
s3,200.
Thomas Moore. to repair brick store
No. 109 East Broad street. to cost
$1,000.
MolEe X. Cephas. to repair frame
dwelling No. la02 East Marshall
street, to cost S125.
IL, r. Williams. is repair frame
dwelling No. $40 North Thirty-hrst
street TO cost 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
COTTON WEAKER;
MARKET IS FIRM

NEW YORK, Oct. lin response
to weak cables and heavy unloading,
cotton opened easy, 3 to II points
lower, this morning.
The chief demand came from brok-
ers who frequently represent leading
spot interests. The presence of a de-
citled low area oil tne southern end
preston upon the trade. either here
or in LIVERPOOL. After the call it
seemed to have restraining influence
on sellers. and up to 1915 o'clock
the market acted fairly steady at the
early decline.
Prices: October, 14.S4@65; Deem
Der. 1896 PISS; January, 1852;
March. t41sa7T; May. 14.S5 q Sc;
July. l4.S1mS2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
KNIGHTS WILL ESCORT
COMMANDERY OFFICERS

Commander George J. treedley has
ordered the Masonic COMMUNICATES
known az ST. Andrews. No. Is, and
Richmond. No. 2. together with Apo
mattox. No. &. and delegates from
twenty zone State lodges. 10 meet at
the Masonic Temple. October 81. at
q clock In the evening, from which
rendezvous u parade will be conducted
down Broad street tor Murphy's Hotel
There tho o.ficers ~ the Grand Cons
mandery OF virginia. which will then
be IN session, will be met and e,seorted
back 70 the temple for the celchrattuo,
Of ths slghty-etghth epncle; =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
GRAND CAMP TO MEET
IN NORFOLK TUESDAY

NORFOLK, Oct, 1.-THE Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans meets
here Tomorrow. and already the city
is full of delegates and visitors Very
little business viii be transacted the
first day, hut several addresses hy
prominent Nirginians will be deliver
ed.
Thursday will be the banner day
of the encampment. the feature event
OF the program being the grand pa.
rade, In which several thousand vcr-
Grams viii participate. accompanied
by soldier sand sailors of the National
Guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

ment from the elements on the trans
atlantic voyage.
A westerly wind Ii pushing the bis
airship along on Its way to Europe.
The officiaI forecast follows:
Fair weather, with moderate west
eriy winds, viii prevail to-day in
the steamer lanes supposed to be fol-
lowed by the Wellman balloon. The
conditions are highly favorable for
the alrship."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Ktscss mt Henrico Court.

Judge Ernest II. Wells declared a
recess In Henrco circuit court Mon
day and went to Southside to sit in
hustings court No 2. He will return
Tuesday and the balance of the week
will be taken up with "a number of
civil cases
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
NATURE SMILING
ON AIR VOYAGES

WASHINGTON, u. G., Oct H.
Practically perfect condition prevail
to-day IN the COURSE OF Walter Well
mans balloon. America and. ac-
9eordins TO the Weather bureau to-day.
the craft could ask NO better treat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Missionary Secretary.

Especial to The Richmond Virgintan.)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l7.--Rev. w.
Il. Beauchamp. OF Louisville. KY. for
merly Of the 'l;road Street NJ. t.
church. Richmond. is here to-day. He
Is To become missionary secretary of
the NJ e. Church. South. in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Negro Women Efnf..i.

Julia Mack, Martha Mack and
Phoebe Anderson. all negroes were
fined SO each in police court Monday
for raising disturbance and fight
Ing among themselves on the street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES STEADY.

Few changes have recently marked
the Cary street produce market. which
has continued steady and somewhat
duh for over week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Mcintyre Succeeds Overall.
FIFTH INNING.

1ubs~-Shance shot one To Collins
nut was nailed at first by quick
.lfost zimmerman famed on three
strikes He swung hard AT the last
two. steinfeldt went the same route
No runs
Atnteties-~Bender struck out and
iaughed AS he made his way back to
the bench. The irrepessihle struck
drew base on balls. the first man
TO reach first off Mcintyre. He went
out stating. King u Tinker. being
caught mile. Lord struck out. No
runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
VEGETABLES.

onions DRY, per biol i = q rs
sotas@es. new. No. l.
per hhi. ,..-..--. IL 10 u
Potatoes, new. No :.
per bhi. .-,-...b -.s..t ~ IL -
BesswaA. per Id $3.50, ~. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

sneedings of the convention. The mo-
Honed was defeated by the same vote
~ 10 so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Oe, II. 1910.
STATE SECURITIES. Bias Asked
North Carolina, 4s. C. 1911. -.
Va. Is Old Z. and Il. 1855 S4fs s5is
Va. Centuries 2-3, c. and r.
lsVl .at.tt.s- Sa Ssl.
CITY SECURITIES
Manchester CITY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
DELEGATES WILL LEAVE
FOR NORTH TOMORROW
Newport News TO he Well Represent
ed at Deeper Waterways
Convention.

President w. Lee Powell and the
other delegates from the Chamber OF
Commerce to the Atlantic Deeper wa
terways' convention, VIII leave to-
morrow evening for Providence. X. l.,
to attend the big meeting. They VIII
Join the Norfolk delegation at Nor
folk and make the trip on the Mer-
chants & Miners steamer, arriving at
Providence on Wednesday morning.
Accompanying President Powell
will be: w. p. Livezey, O. ID. Batch
elor. J. +. Warren and c. X. Weaver.
The party will be joined at Provl
dence by NJ. c. Armstrong, who Is
summering at Buzzardas Bay.
The local delegates will not return
home before next Tuesday or We'd
nesday as the convention does not
close until Saturday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
Celebrates Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel a. Wheatcroit
gave their son, Russell. very pleas
snt surprise party last Thursday IN
honor of his eleventh birthday. The
evening was spent in playing games
and other amusements. after when
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses LIKE Chester,
Peggy Chester. Sadie Thompson. An
ME Mitchell, Dorothy Jackson Fran
els Nichols. Mary Nichols. Annie Mich
OILS. Margaret Mcclure. Agnes Nc
Clrre: Masters John Nichols. Robert
Nichols. Hugh McGaughie, steven
Ahern. Million Rsyfield, RicFson
Wright. Willie James and Russell
whea,croft Mrs. Chester and Mrs.
Rayfie!d assisted Mrs. Whestcrcft in
serving the refreshments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

DR.. John Walker Carter Jones, with
his father, Mayor Maryrs Jones. left
yesterday afternoon for warm
Springs, Va, where on Wednesday DIT.
Jones will wed Miss Charlotte Wilson
Stephenson, daughter-of Mr.. John VII
sen Stephenson, OF Warm Springs, and
sister of Mrs. George Nelms Wise,
Of this city The ceremony is 10 be
pcrsormed in the Presbyterian church
a; S O'Clock "Wednesday night.
Miss Stephenson will be attended by
her sister. Miss Margaret Beale Ste
phenson. as mad of honor end the
bridesmaids will be: Misses Con-
stance Warwick Stephenson. Sarah
Gibson. of Baltimore. Lenore Tinsley
and Mamie Lewis Cowardin, OF Rich
mond. and Leda Poole, Of Hot Springs.
Robert McCandlish, of Hampton, will
attend DR.. Jones SIS best man, and the
ushers will be: DR.. John VI. Coleman,
n Newport News: Henderson Gregory.
formerly OF Newport News. but now
CT washington. ID. C.; Andrew Huli'
or Newport News: Or. Lewis. Of Mem
2his. Tenn: Nelson Robins. Of Rich
mond. and John Wilson Stephenson
Jr.. Of Warm Springs.
At Richmond today. Dr. Jones and
Mayor Jones viii be joined by MIS-.
xaryus Jones and daughter. Mrs
James Lewis BoudIin. who viii con
time 10 Warm Springs with them, MIS-
George Nclms Wise Is nov at warm
Springs and Mt Wise viii 90 there
early this week to attend he wedding.
Roth o. the families are prominent
throughout virginia and the wedding
is 10 be one o. the important social
events Of the sumner season IN me
Old Dominion. Society folk from eli
sections OF the sistc viii attend.
Au,oar the out-oftown guests here
10 attend the Mariowc-O'Conneil wec-
dinr Tuesday ae. Mr. and Hrs.
James O'Conncii. Of Washington. ID.
C.: Mr.. and Mrs VI. J. Mccormick
81 Toledo. Ohio; Miss Marion O'Con-
ncIl. Of Washington. y. C.; Miss Annie
Dore. ~ stanton. Miss sarah Cal
lagaer. II Meadcv;lis. Pa: NJ. Martin
= Joint. 81 Washington. .. G; NJ.
james O'Connell. IT.. of WASHINGTON.
u. G.: Mr.. Thomas Gallagher. Of -.
mira. y. Y. Miss Nellie Lacey. 81
Eimirs. \. Y: Mr. and Ars- georke
Oidewurtcl. n Philadelphia; w. ~.
J. MrGinn. of Philadelphia. and MIS-
Margaret Aydelott. Of Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
Sympathy APPRECIATED
BY ROYAL FAMILY
Resolutions Adopted by British Resi-
dents OF Newport News on
Death Of King Edward.

Major james Haughton, British
vice-consul, has received the following
letter:
British Consulate,
Baltimore, July 10, 1910.
Sir
81 am directed by Sir r. Grey 10
inform you that the resolutions OF
sympathy passed by the British resi-
dents of Newport News on the death
of the late king have been laid before
King George and Queen Alexandra
and that their majesiies desire 10
express their sincere thanks for TINS
kind message of condolence and SYM
pathy. which they highly appreciate.
Your obedient servant,
(Signed)
GODFREY A. FISHER.
Acting Consul.
"James Haughton, Esq,
British Vice-Consul,
Newport News va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
EAGLE COMPANY READY
TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Decision Of Convention 10 Come Here
Was Opposed, But When Time
Comes the Virginia Firemen viii
be Given Cordial Welcome, Declares
Fraley.

Presiden, j. p. F'raley of the Viz
ginia State Firemen's Association,
who returned from Alexandria yester-
day morning, is highly indignant over
the statements made by Fire Chief w.
X. Stow end members Of the Central
and East End fire companies in con-
nection with the decision of the asso-
citation TO hold its next convention
here He declares that the associa-
ton unanimously voted to come here
even over his protest and that there
is nothing for this city and the local
firemen to do but receive the tiremen
and show them good time next
August.
"The whole trouble is that Chief
Stow is bad loser" declared Presi-
dent Fraley last night. His name
was placed in nomination for the pres
idency in opposition to me and he re-
ceived but thirteen votes against my
100 votes. A telegram did come 10
the convention stating that Newport
News did not want the firemen next
year. Such a telegram came, but IL
was signed mayor and chief and not
Mayor Marquis Jones and Chief w. X.
Stow as 1t should have been.
Eagle Company Can Stand Alone.
IF these disgruntled people don't
want to help entertain the State as
ISOLATION, the Eagle Engine Company
can entertain the visitors without ask
ing for one cent of money from any
body and The company can show the
visitors good time and keep up the
city's reputation as hospitable con-
vention city. When the matter Of COM
ing to this city came up before the
convention, I told the delegates that
We did not want them and that II
they came they would be like burglars
In the night, but they yelled me down
and Chief Marshall, of Norfolk, de-
clared that the association was COM
ing to Newport News whether or not
we wanted them and the delegates
yelled aye, aye.
81 am sure the business men and
people generally will welcome the fire.
men here next August. II Is a fine
body of men and am confident that
they will receive the cordial treat
ment for which the city is noted. New
port News has made a reputation as
convention city. and people living
in other sections of the state are al
ways glad to come here.
Thinks people Will be Glad.
Il regret that word has gone out
that Newport News does not desire
to have the Virginia firemen in iyli.
II does not look we'll. and, as a mat
ter of fact. / believe the people will
h glad to entertain them. The fircmen
were determined 10 come here: they
voted 10 do so almost unanimously.
They are coming. and know. Judging
the future by the past, they viii be
Hospitality treated.
business men and citizens general
1y have assured me that Newport
News will maintain its reputation as
the best convention city in the state
when the fremen come here 500
strong II am correctly advised the
local Chamber OF Commerce makes II
point Go &c; every convention book
ed for Newport News Il can. Why
not tine hremcn, Surely they are no,
undesirable citizens"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28

nue.. tomorrow night for the
bridal party of the Marlowe-OConnell
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Metzler, who
have been spending some time with
their daughter. Mrs. Edgar J. Apple
white, 800 Thirty-third street, have
returned to their home in Lancaster,
Pa.
Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, d. d.. and
Mrs. Wilson, who have been spending
a month at Mortified, Mass, have
returned home.
Mr.. L. f. Pugh has returned from
Denver. Col, where he Spent a week
with Mr.. c. f. Thacker.
Mr.. Howard Bowen has returned
from a trip to Fauquier county and
Washington.
Mr.. W. T. Chaplin has returned from
a trip TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Shawen and
little son. have returned from Lees
burg, Va, where they spent two weeks
with Mr.. Shawen's parents.
q, Mr.. S. G. Anspach. who has been
spending the summer in this city, left
yesterday for his home in Lynchburg.
After a visit 30 friends in Richmond,
Misses Adelaide and Irene Mueller re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. III Robinson. who.is visiting
In New York city, will return home
this week
Mrs. Clarence Barnes and children
left yesterday for New Kent county,
where thew will visit Mrs. Barnes
mother. Mrs. walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Charles. who
have been spending ten days at TOano.
Va. are expected TO return home to-
day.
Mrs. r n. Thomas will leave This
week for Gloucester county. where she
, xir visi; Relatives.
Mrs. G.. n a. Booker and Mics Thee
HarwOod will return this week IRON
Canon Springs. Wesf virginia. where
thcr have been spending the month OF
August.
Mrs. G. Bert James Is visiting rela-
tivcs A. Toano. Va
Miss Edith Haynes and little broth
cr. viii leave today for Charlottesville.
where they viii spend two weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. W. e. smith and little daugh-
Ter. of ~ Foriy-cishth street. arc
visiting relatives IN New Kent county.
Mrs. J e Hudeius. who has bcon
spsnding the past two moaihs with
ur. Hudcins' parents. ar and Mrs.
J. W. Hudeins. f0f Twcnty-scventh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
INJURED IN CHICAGO.

Charles Hamilton, of This City, Hurt
in Fall.
Percy Hamilton, of this city, last
night received telegram from Chi
cago stating that his brother, Charles
Hamilton. had been badly hurt In a
fall in that city yesterday. No de-
tails were given and the telegram
came from a person unknown to MT
Hamilton.
Mr.. Hamilton said last night tha'
his brother was working for a con-
struction company in Chicago and that
he probably fell OF building. The
Young man lived here for a number or
wears and has many friends in this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
JIMMY RYAN A FIGHTER.
Former Newport News Boy Claims TO
be Champion.

Jimmy Ryan, former Newport
News boy. is now holding forth with
a physical culture professor in chi
cago and has developed into a fast
little boxer He claims to be the cham
picn 115-pound bantamweight of Amer
lea.
Bonnie Jones, the local wrestling
champion. has just received a letter
from Ryan. Jimmy says he is getting
homesick and that as soon as his
course with the professor" is finish
cd he is coming back to the old
burg"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28

pected to be on hand during the day.
With this celebration on, the great
majority of Newport News people VIII
stay at home and the day promises 10
be a lively one. Labor Day will be
generally observed as holiday and
she shipyard, customs house. banks
and shipping Offices will be closed
throughout The day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND.
Monday. Sept 5th.
Via
& OHIO RAILWAY

ClfESkPEAKE 3 OHIO RAILWAY
wili operate special excursion. Old
Point. Hampton. Phocbus and New
rori News 10 Richmond and return
MONDAY. September 9Th. train icav.
ine old Point $40 a m. Newport
News e.eo a. Il arriving Richmond
1915 a m RETURNING. ieav-
Richmond go p. m. same date. Rae.
si.25 round trip. as.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-28

street, left yesterday evening for her
home in Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. William Hamilton and daugh-
ter. Miss Minnie, who have been
spending month at Millsboro, have
returned home.
Miss Novella E. Nance, on Thirty
third street, has as her guest, Miss
Pelle ClcptOn, of Norfolk.
Miss Mary Evans is visiting rela-
, tives in James City county.
Mr.. B. Bradford Reynolds, of VIII
mington, n. c., is spending severar
days with his mother, Mrs. Mary {.
Reynolds, on Thirty-fourth street.
Miss Lois Leonard will leave today
for Ashland, Va. where s&e will spend
week with friends
Rev. f. T. Wexford, d. d., and Mrs.
Wexford, who have been spending
the month of August in Gloucester
county. will return home this week.
Mr.. Caleb ID. West, who is i'll with
typhoid fever at the Elizabeth Bux-
ton hospital, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. Dave Wertheimer, manager OF
one of the Wertheimer stores at Sis
tersville, w. Va. is visiting relatives
on the Boulevard.
Prof. George Vorwcrck, leader Of
the band at Fort Pitt. Pittsburg. Pa.
is spending his vacation with Mr.. Ed
gar Il. WeTtbeimer, on the Bou;c-
ward.
Miss Pearl Myster has returned
from Norfolk, where she visited
friends.
Mrs. w. J. Derby and children.
Dorothy and Cecil. nave returned
from a. visit to Herbert, Va, and
Portsmouth.
Miss Cara Z. Trcgc. who has been
visiting her brother in Camden, y j.
has returned home.
Miss Mary F. Land left last night
fos a visit to Washington. ID. C. Phil
;delphia ard Atlantic City, y J.
N'es Roberta l. Davis. who has
boon spending the sumner IN North
C-rolins. has returned 10 her home
IN this city.
Mss Essaa Meredith. who has been
send rr two months with relatives
n lsaicirh. y. G.. has returned homo.
Miss Geneva Johnson and Miss
Rosa Carson. Of Carrsvlllc. Va. aic
visiting Mrs =. \. White. sls Twcl-
ty-ninth sFcet-
Miss Blanche Jones has returned
from Charlottesville. where she spent
several weeks.
Mrs. y. G. Robbins and con. n Ncv
Kent county. are visiting Nrs. Rob
bins brother. Mr. 6. A. Collier, on