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The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
Colts Here Today.

The Colts will be the attraction at
White Park this afternoon. From the
stubborn contest Sunday in Lexington
great game may be expected today.
The Colts are coming determined 10
take the mea sure of the Bourbolites,
who are confident of a victory ever
their bitterest antagonists in the
league.
Robbins will in all probability be
pitted against the locals. while Gus
Bono. the newly acquired hurler will
be on the slab for Paris.
A special train will be run from
Lexington for the game and large
crowd is expected to come over from
Coltland. The game will be called at
3.15
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20

BY .Cramer 8. Sacrifice hits-McKer.
nan. Double plays-Kuhlman to Bar
nett, Kuhlman to McKernan, to Bar
nett. Wild pitch-Schrauder. Passed
ball-Holder. Hit BY pitcher-Barnetr,
French. Bohannon. Time-1 80. Um-
pire-Bohannon
SATURDAY.
Because the Maysville club die not
have enough players in uniform to
finish the game after :Langenham and
Woodruff had been put off the grounds
in the game here Saturday afternoon.
the remaining fplayers left the field
and the game was forfeited to Paris
by score of s to 0.
Maysv,!le was leading by three runs
in the fifth and the locals in their half
tied up the contest. With two men on
base in the sixth and two down Lam
genham was called out on strikes. A
long drawn out argument enSued re-
sulting in Langenham being ruled out
of the game. Woodruff then took ex.
ceptions to the umpire and engaged ! in
a useless wranRle and he too was put
out of the lot by the official.
: The locals went to the front in the
SCOIGO
two in the third. The Rivermen added
two more in the fifth and in their half
Paris tied the score on three singles
and double. The score:
Maysville. e...........0 @ 0 2 O2 %
Paris ] 90 X-4
Batteries-M Maysville, Nichols and
Farrell Paris. Maxwell and Mayer.
Errors-Paris 2. Hits - Paris 10;
Maysville z. Two base hits-Wiley,
Barnett. Base on balls-off Maxwell
l. Struck out-by Maxwell 5. by
Nichols l. Double plays-McKern
to Harrell to Kuhlman, Williams unas-
sisted. Sacrifice hits-Carmony 2,
Kuhlman 2. Time-1 90. Umpire
Shaw.
SUNDAY.
Once again the Colts went down in
defeat before the sturdy Bourbonites
on the Lexington grounds Sunday
afternoon. The contest was stubborn
ly fought and errors coupled with
timely hitting gave the local team one
run the best in,the game that went ten
rounds.
For nine innings each team strug-
gled to get a man around without re-
suit. In the second Yancey was called
out at the plate on a very close decis-
ion, which was the nearest the Colts
came to scoring until the tenth and
final session.
Schneider pitched mastery ball and
had the BourbOnites completely at his
mercy for eight innings. Not until
the ninth did they hit him safely. and
then when two were down Harrell rip
ped off a stinger to center.
Hauser showed his class when he
kept the Colts batsmen hitting into
the hands of his teammates. The To-
Gals played brilliant game in the
field and found Schneider just when
their hits meant SO much.
After two were down in the tenth
Barnett reached second on Badgers s
error. Goodman singled, Barnett
scoring when Yancey threw wild at
the plate. Goodman taking second and
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
Campmeeting Closes.

The campmeeting which has been in
progress for several days at the Old
Fair Grounds, came to close Sunday.
"The Return of the Prodigal' was the
subject of the sermon preached by
Rev. r. Quarles. Rev. Quarles, who
has been styled the "Black Moody" I"
will leave this week for Boston where
he will conduct a revival.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
Special to Frankfort.

The Bourbonites will play at Frank
fort next Sunday and a special train
over the F.& c. will be run from this
city leaving at 12:15. returning will
leave Frankfort Immediately after the
game. The Lawmakers and the Bour-
bonites will meet in the first double
header of the season between the two
cluhs
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
Neat Sum Realized.

The neat sum of S91. 16 was realized
from admissions at the commencement
exercises of the Western High School
held at the High School Auditorium
last Tuesday night.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
Cheap This Week.

If you want to buy refrigerators.
porch and lawn furniture cheap see j.
L. Hinton this week.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
'Strayed or Stolen.

" Frum my stable at the Cal Stoner
Farm, on the Little Rock pike. 2 1-2
miles from Paris. on Tuesday night. a
dark bay horse. blind in one eye and
has one white hind foot, is about IA
years old. Liberal reward for infor:
nation as to his whereabouts.
ID. l.. LEGGETT.
Paris. KY,
l6 81 r. F. ID. No. g.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
FOR RENT.

Desirable five-room residence on the
best part of Vine street. Address box
234. 16 st
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20

BY .Cramer 3. Sacrifice hits-McKer-
nan. Double plays-Kuhlman to Bar.
nett. Wild pitch-Schrauder. Passed
ball-Holder. Hit BY pitcher-Barnetr,
French. Bohannon. Time-1 80. Um.
pire--Bohannon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

fic, and also stayed her IN South
America.
The move. by Germany TO bring On
another European conference on me
Moroccan situation probably VIII re-
suit IN such a conference being held,
Ii VIII bring face to face two great
groups of nations. One of these
groups, formed as triple alliance,
consists OF Germany, Austria -hHn-
gary and Italy, while the second
group, held together in an entente
cordjaie." comprises France, Great
Britain and Russia This "entent"
corGialc" group Is considered as
closely knit into All alliance Tor ae-
tual warlIke support Of any PROPOSE
ton IL their mutual interest, as Is
the first named group The position
Of Spain is not easily defined, and
that country is supposed 70 be or
tht s3de of England. Vet her HcttY-
Hv in Morocco has been branded
t5 France as un~arrantcd and Viola
tNe ~ the AlRycicras pact. Spain.
"a Turn has shown resentment uNcr
rerch aspirations In Morocco.
The allied powers, England. France
aHd Russia in the event Of war,
-uu}d assemble a naval strength far
greater than that which could he
mustered by tho triple alliance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Watkins. who offered the following
preamble and resolution. which was
seconded by w. w. Baker and unani-
mously adopted -
Whereas, this association recog-
nizes the power of the press and fully
appreciates the presence of their rep
resentatives in these meetings and the
good that comes from correct re-
port of the proceedings: therefore, be
IL
Resolved, That the Middle District
Baptist Association - tender to The
Richmond Nirginian it's sincere thanks
and hearty appreciation of the excel
lent report of yesterdays proceedings
which appeared this morning"
Mr.. Gary made a strong appeal for
more interest in the layman's move
ment
NJ. J. Pereival read a paper on for
eogn missions, and DR.. w. n. Smith
and DIR. Willingham each made an ex-
cellent address on the subject i.
DR.. A. r. Rudd. missionary to Porto
Rico. was present and gave an inter-
esting talk on his work In the South
ern island.
Home Missions at Night.
The night session of the association
was given up to home missions. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
the ubject was Interestingly discussed
by several speakers.
Inst DAVIS Program.

the ubject was Interestingly discussed
by several speakers.
last Days Program.
The following program will beren-
dered to-day:
Devotional exercises. $50 to et<6.
Orphanage, 9:45 to 1915.
State OF churches, 1915 to 11f8o.
Minister'S relief fund. 1880 to ~.
Woman's work. IL to 12:45.
miscellaneous business. 1G46 10 !.
New Preachers Welcomed.
Five preachers who have accented
churches in the association since the
last meeting were given the right hand
OF welcome by Rev. j. r.. Bagby and
Moderator J. f.. Davidson.
The new ministers who were recoiv-
cd were w. G. Sale. J. +. Welsh. n.
G.. Mintz. A. r. King and w. l.. Ioftfn.
The ladies of Weatherford Memo
rial church again served an elegant
dinner and gave to the visitors as
cordial a welcome as was ever extend-
ed any people.
This Is the last day OF the meeting.
and an adjournment will possibly be
reached by the middle OF the day. The
election of teh new executive commit
tee will be the most important mat
ter that viii come before the body
for consideration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
LITTLE GIRL NARROWLY
ESCAPES HORRIBLE DEATH

NEWPORT MEMS. NA,, Aug. g.
Knocked down hy the fender on the
front of the car the three year-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Isaac Green
spoon. Of 544 TwentN-fifth street, had
marrow escape from death beneath
the wheels Of main. line car on the
Newport News ana old Point Railway
about I 50 oeiock Yesterday morn
ing ON Twenty-ffth street, near JET
feraon avenue. AS it was, Motorman
+ ]. Pearse. who showed great pres
ence of mind, brought the car to a
stop with the wheels of the front
truck almost touching the PROSTATE
body Of the child. The little girl was
padlv frightened, but escaped with
nothing worse than a few minor
bruises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
RICHMOND REVENUE
OFFICERS BOTHERED

special - The Richmond Nireinian)
TAiL9RSNIIIE VA, Aug. 3
Despite tho fact that raids into their
territory are made almost every week
ana thcx plants destroyed, the moon
sinners ~ the BrueshH mountains.
&C Alexander county seem determined
70 make blockade liquor equally as
determined t. continue the niaHafac-
ture ~ hosi2e as The officers are dc
terlninnd ~ put q stop 10 II. Deputy
Collector Davis. Of Statesyilie, got
ia yesterday after another trip with
Sheriff Adams Of Alexander, into
the haunts Of the moonshiners and
their trip Was rewarded with the find
ing aud destruction OF a plant Wed
nesaay morning
The plaHt had been In operation
the night before and IRE was stAi
burning under tne 54-gaiion sheet
iron still white about see gallons of
beer was on hand The whole plant
was totally demolished When 1t is
necessary, the officers now use dyna-
mite and fire in their work Of de-
structson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
News Notes Of irteres st.

A deed Of bargain and sale was re-
corded in the clerk eft4ee Of the Hu.-
tings Court yesterday. The sale was
made by J. +. Robinson and wife TO
John =. Fry for $3.50 cash, the prop
crty being situated at the corner q
McDonough end Twelfth Streets. and
running over TO Perry Street
Many residents Of South Rich
ynond went this morning to Buckroe
Beach With the picnic of tho Metal
Trades Federation of Locomotive En-
gtneers Tha train left Al S A M. and
viii leave the beach At 30 O'Clock To-
night
The Womans Christian Temper
aace Union with meet this afternoon
a 40 O'Clock at @@s C'owardin ave-
ME,
The WASHINGTON Ward League VIII
hold a meeting 81 the courthouse to-
fMorrnM night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
DEPoRTS FOREIGNER IN
GRIP or TUBERCULOSIS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Aug. q
Immigration Inspector J. r. Williams.
for this district, left last night for
New York, with Ernest Ridley
diseased alien. VINO viii be deported.
Ridley. who is young Englishman.
ia suffering with tuberculosis and Was
landed from the British steamer Ber-
windmoor. Captain Williams will not
return until Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Purely Personal PolntA

G, r. Peters. OF % East Fourth
Street, LEFT here Saturday In his
launch "Odell," with a party Of young
men for a ten days stay a. Ocean
View and Buckroe Beach. Among tho
party were. Messrs. Norman Maddrea,
Johnnie Boschor. G. T, Peters, John
Peters. George Talley and Tom Scog-
gins
Mrs. Rerklev Harris ana Master Ed
win Harris left their homa at 80
Toier Street. Swanboro, yesterday for
visit with relatives In Farmviiie,
Senator ]. b. Watkins and Delegate
W. w. Baker both were delegates
from Bethel churc to the Middle Dis
trict Association. which Is in ses-
sion at Wetherford Memorial church
this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
w. ne Store Hunst $780,

Durham. at his home yesterday morn
ing. They left on the morning train
for a weeks stay In Nelson county
On their return they will reside on
East Twelfth street. South Richmond.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Dodson. OF Greensboro,
N. c., and Miss Addie Leo Herring
of Richmond. Va, were married
Tuesday night. Rev. j. w. Durham,
In the home OF the pastor. They Will
reside In Greensboro. N. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Submit Applicattcrs.

Ad}atant- Sai. yesterday ,s~
sued orders that all quartermasters-
s"rgeants must I'm future, submit
their applications fnr the pay allowed
them by the military board. IN their
immediate commanding officer. In or
der that the applications may be en-
dors"d. thus enabling the office Of the
ad1u'aut general to know IL the non
commissioned officer has performed
his duties in caring for the ruouc
military properties under his care,
Applications for pay will he made
py reEitncntal and separate battalion
quartermaster- sergeants and sergeants
of hrst-ci hospital corps at fha
end OF each two months, beginning
for the period ending Sept so. 1all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
NOW CYNOSURE
Of ALL EYES
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE is
NOW THE CENTER OF IN
TEREST IN THIS To-
CATITy,

Chesterfield Courthouse will be the
cynosure OF all eyes next week and It
is absolutely certain that no county
circuit court ever before had docket
Of such vast importance or sach deep
interest. The regular term OF the
Chesterfield circuit court convenes
next Monday.
OF course the Beattie murder case
occupies the center of the stage and
around II will be attracted the largest
crowd that was ever interested In a
Chesterfield case before.
Celebrated Peddiine Cases.
Next In Importance VIII DO the
celebrated oil cases appealed from
Magistrate cheatham's Oak Grove
court Millions of dollars In fines
are involved in these cases, which
are against the Standard. National
and Richmond oil Companies, ali OF
which are charged with pedding oil
without u license.
These cases were worked up by
Policeman Terrell and tho law pro-
vides that the officer gets half the
line. Should the upper court sns
tain the decision OF Mag lstrate
Choatham Officer Terrell would be the
richest man IN the county.
The oil companies do not seem
the case and apparently are satisfied
the charges win he dismissed hy
Judge Watson.
Noted Cheese Case
Another case that Ii being watched
With interest Is what has been called
the cheese case in which officer
Terrell also figures Attorney Kirk
Mathews represented the accused be-
fore Magistrate Cheatham, the charge
being that of peddling cheese with
~out "a license
In the justice court Attorney
Mathews cndeavored 10 show that
officer Terrell approached merchant
and offered TO pay half the cost Of a
cake Of cheese II the storekeeper
would buy Ii from wagon owned by
81 MIR. strause. The merchant agreed
and when the cheese WAS offered by
StrauSe the grocer bought 1t. Officer
jerrell placed the man under arrest
on charge Of peddlng
There seems 70 he general opinion
that politics will not stand much
chance a. tho courthouse next Mon
day, although the Machine
League will send out a spellhlndcr in
the interest of Jones' and GLASS, II
Lindsay Gordon Is scheduled to make
an address In advocacy 81 the cause
torial hounrs.
Funeral or Mrs. Newman
Mrs w. f. Newman. wife Of
Policeman Newman. Of tina South
Richmond force, died yesterday morn
ing at g. Is o'clock IN her home.
ff17fT~ West Main street following n
stroke Of paralysis which she suffer
ed more than Il week age, She Is
survived by her husband, TWO daugh~
ters and one son Mrs. e. s. Hanks
and Mrs. w. e Summers. Of Nor
fotk, and Howard a. Newman. or
Memphis. Tenn
Her husband Is oue OF the most
popular members Of the South Rich
mo~a force, and has the deepest sym
pathv Of his fellow officers of whom
as many as can will attend the
funeral. Services viii be conducted
this afternoon at 4.a0 o'clock from
the Pine Street Baptist church
Dir. Durham Busy Marrying.
/ MIR, chns. n, Priddy and Miss An
| pie Dora Starke, both OF South Rich
| nond, were married by Rev. James w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
MOROCCO, BONE
Of CONTENTION
NEMt-B STATE CoNTIN-
th,LY CAUSE or SERIOUS
BITTERNESS.
GERMANY MAKES BLUFF
---------~----~-
LITTLE PATCH OF LAND ON rHE
COAST or AFRICA II CAUSE or
GREAT JIAIotsfES.
GERMANY MAKES BLUFF
sY VICTOR ELLIOTT.

NJ 4%HI&ET9N August g The ,sF8
@e'ta 81 conquest in mediaeYal NaF'
which continually changed the man Of
t,,repr h.a erarna4 ~, IN .hts al
-, - ..
"se' "'@ '"e 'i+'1' 1seSS ''1
strife OF tbo$a days JIG threatened
&Sa4h ny q controversy thFQtFlhg -FOUR
N"fta Pow efs eN ef the t4FoaieHt ans
set,'l''8fsaf oas state CT Morocco.
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sf75is4 N'tuta d sH+'' Reb3+a ~ 1l6#s
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Anderson, of Farmville; Misses Eva
Butterworth and Lucy Meade Allen,
OF Lawrenceville; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
*. Davis of Church Road.
Personals.
MIR. Aubrey Bowles left yesterday
fer Cismont, In Albemarle county to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Aubrey Young left the first
Of the week for the Yellow sulphur
Springs. where she viii spend month
before going to Roanoke to visit
Mrs. f. s, starkey.
Mr. and Mrs John Il. Deford, the
latter formerly Miss Agnes Drewry.
who since their marriage have been
/ traSeIing abroad, have arrived at
Ventnor, Isle Of Wight, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. w s q. Williams, the broth
er-inlaw and sister of Mr.. Deford.
Misses Rosena and Marie Stein
brecher of $40 West Grace street.
are the guests of Mrs. Herman eraser
at the Richmond Cottage, Buckroe
Beach, Va.
Miss Lucy Rice, Of this city is vis-
iting Mrs. James spier in Charlotte;
y. c.
Miss Sarah Rutherford is the guest
If Mrs. c. c. Wheat in stanton.
Mrs. Edgar w, Bowles Is spending
some time in Craigsvine. Va, and
will later go 10 stanton.
Mr.. Robert Turner, Of Arvadia,
Fla, who has been visiting relatives
in Richmond and in Goochland county
for the past month. will leave for
Florida to-day.
Mr. Alexander Guigon is the guest
OF Mr.. John u. Waldrop IN Boush
street. Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs F. i. Snyder. who
are travelling in the North, were reg
istered at the Longfelow House IN
Hartford on Monday
Mrs. Marye has gone to Atlanta,
Ca to Join Mr. ana Mrs. Barbour
Thompson, with whom she Will make
her home.
The Phtlhthea class Of the venab'e
street BAPTIST church sunday school
ana Mizpah chapter o. e. s., Will
night.
Miss Rose Hartman Is visiting Miss
Alice Suroer in stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs T, :. LEM and daugh-
ters, Misses Ellie and Katherine OF
Newport News. have returned TO their
=! home from an automobile trip to
Richmond and We're accompanied by
Mrs. T. J, sanderIin
Miss Virginia Whtteley, Of Balti-
mora. Will arrive on Saturday to visit
Miss Nora Randolph
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Calvin Stew
ar are spending several weeks on
the coast Of Massa chusetts.
Miss Fdith lawson Is visiting her
uucte Mr.. J ]. Cox, In Roanoke,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
GREAT PREPARATIONS TN
HONOR OF VIRGINIA DARE

Especial 70 The Richmond yirgfnian. J
GRIFFIN, DARE COUNTY, n. G..
August A.~-Great preparations IRE IN
progress for the celebration Of Ntr-
ginia Dare anniversary at OLD Fort
Ealeigh on Roanoke Island ana a
great crowd Is expected on the oc-
casion. which occurs August IL. r.,
w Conner. one OF the leading
educators OF North Carolina. viii dc.
liver the pr.nctpaI address
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Y0Uk PEOPLE STRUCK
Ba \ SPENT BULLET

WILLIAMSBURG VA. Aug O.
While ont driving with ms wife a
few days ago, " J.. Schenek a mor~
,haut ~ 9aktree, York county had
ID peculiar accident Although his
horse was walking slowly and there
Waa 40 sign at anybody near, some
thing struck him Il blow ou the chin
making a superficial wound thet hIed
profnselH. The same object struck
Mrs Sehenck on the arm, causing
her to utter faint scream but do
lna 70 harm Tha missile, In rass-
ing made a whrring sound Nhe a.
huGet hut no trace of one was fotnd.
y few wears age a number ~ fons
range army rifles were sold 10 Young
white and colored boys around Vii
liAmsburg. These guns will kin at a
mile. 1t ts believed that Mr.. and
Mrs. SGhenuk were struck by a
spent bullet from one Of these guns,
ur from some gun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
VIRGINIAN'S DAILY PATTERN
GIRLS TUNIC DRESS

The tunic Is as much In style for
little girls az for their elders Tho
dress illustrated shows pleasing va
riety OF II.
The tunic Is made with the sea m
less shoulder. fitted by a single I'M
derarm seam. The tunic skirt In
joined to the bodice in the form Of
a peplur and the pleated skirt ex-
tends we'll below its edge.
The pattern SASS IL cut In sizes to
~ years. Medium size requires : 80
yards OF 36-inch material.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
HOLM CHAPTER TO HOLD
MEETING TO NIGHT

Ho)ly Chapter. Order Of the East
arn Star. win hold meeting fin North
side Hall, Highland Park, Thursday
evening 81 s o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
FARMERS INSTITUTE
HELD IN SALISBURY

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SPENCER. \. c., Aug "A farm
ers' institute was held In Saiisbu1w
ing farmers were In attendance.
Among the leading speakers was Pro-
lessor t. f. Brown, of the United
States demonstration department, who
spoke on fertilizers, and Professor
Charles w. Mann, who spoke on live
stock raising.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Society

An engagement of much interest to
Richmond society that has Just been
announced Is that Of Miss Eleanor NJ.
Lam bertson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w l.. Lambertson. of GreenNllte,
Tenn, to Mr.. Glenn j.. froWeil, Of
Louisburg, y. G Announcement of
the engagement was mace at gar
den party recently given by Mr. and
AIRS. Andrew johnson Patterson in
GreenYiIle.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Pat
terson WAS formerly the home Of Pres
jdent Andrew Johnson. the seven
tccuth President Of the United states,
IF whom the present owner Is a
grandson. Mr. Patterson was consul
Ga British Guiana during the ClcVe-
land administration, aud ia the beau
tiful aud quaint old garden where
the party was given a. number Of
tropical birds and gorgeous Maeaw
flew about at viii, having become very
tame since their importation to this
country.
There were three other guests Of
honor, Mrs. Thomas Erabson, Mrs. H.,
Robert Phinney, ot Iirnmond, Va,
and Mrs. r. r. Boyd of Knoxville, The
guests were interruptea while playing
bridge by the arrival II telegram,
w hleh was addressed ~ Mrs. Ifab-
SON, Who read the announcement OF
the engagement Of Miss Lambertson
and Mr. Crowell. VI Ss Lambertson,
who formerly lived in Asheyiile, n.
- is Il charming Young girl and is
prominently and widely related
through the South Tire wedding will
take place in the autumn and VIII
rs I'm event of widcsrread social in