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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
PRESENTS PISTOL
AT AUTOMOBILES

r. W Catroll Is merchant OF $40
Louisiana street. reported to tine police
p,.4terda4 that he was held up Thurs
4a~ NIGHT AT the Intersection OF Main
street ana the Boulevard BY man VINO
yroeeut@d "a pistol
Ar CARROLL stated that the man step
-.,T ,rr III 'front.' OF his csr ana pre-
r.ntei f. pistol lie put on gus ana
eust.ei ira car forward IN an ette mpt
10 run down the man, bat the 9attet
.tanrrd sit of the way and escaped
Afr Carroll was accompanied by his
wife and family
n IL believed by the police that the
rtreyu pied hold up was The work OF an
ENGAGED cIt!zen rather than that Of a
,teerv,snnar Numerous complaints 81
Speeding Have been received ~ n"
4,o9fne iatrty! aud IL Ia thought that
some cfti2eu was behind the hold up
arG that ne presented revolver only
20 friEhtRn The driver Of tho machine.
ssr Carroll ssys that he vas proceed -
8nely elnwit ST t8e time Hn1 that ~
@as well within tbs sneeS limit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Charged With Assault.

two young white men, were arrested
last night on warrants sworn out hy
\. Q. Tattim. charging them with as
saulting and attempting to do him
bodily harm. Tattim, who is call hoy
for the Atlantic Coast Line railway,
vs. that he y'as caught by the boys
Thursday night and his life was
threatened If he came on this side
Of the river again. The two Will be
given a hearing this morning in Police
court. part II, by Justice Maurice.
Alfred Chymes. negro, was ar
rested last night as a suspicious char
acter and is being held in the Third
police station. He, Is inspected of
having committed a felony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
RIDES BUMPERS AND
GETS ARRESTED

Fred collins stopped train yester-
day afternoon when his chief desire
was for II to proceed.
Tratnnen espied Collins riding the
"bumperA Policeman Jaeobini was
notified and ne ran along the board
walk until he came opposite the engine.
Then he called to the engineer to halt,
and the latter stopped the train. Col
Inns was found underneath the car. He
readily came forth and was placed
under arrest. He said that he was
going to Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

The epidemic OF hog cholera. when
had promised a. one time to assume
serious proportions, appears to nave
been checked, according TO reports
received at the State department OF
agriculture.
II was said yesterday that the re-
quests for cholera serum. which had
haen more numerous than usual ut
this time Of the year were smaller
in number now and that this was tax
en- az an indication that. the disease
was less prevalent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
WOOD SUYRENOERS,
HA1 BEEN INDICTED

places at Lawrence So as to discredit F
the labor unions.
Il Is charged that he and others +
manned 10 conceal the de5edly eN-
plesive and then to betray Its hiding !
n)aee 10 the police go IS to create +
the Impression that the strikers pro
uoeed to destroy some Of the mills
from which they had walked cut
The dynamite asAx discovered IN -
syrian lodging house eobhIer's shop
ard cemetery ~ Lawrence last jan
MARI Necessarily the impression
which the discovery made did net
Improve the temper OF the miht4ameh
ard police: they were ready 70 shoot
Tho American Wooden company Is
one 81 the greatest manufacturing
concerns in the country. II Is CAPT
talizea AT SIS 100000 has th'rty~three
mills Ia New England aud New YORK,
ana employs $4,000 operatives when
an lts machinery Is moving. Fifteen
Thousand Of these ara at Lawrence,
where the company bore the brunt OF
the strike. .
Mr.. Wood and his lawyer. former
Congressman Samuel l.. Powers drove
a motor car to police headquarters
This morning, then TO tn" courthouse
wood seemed entirely calm. Iijs BAN
waa axed at $1,000. and he HANDED
over I'VE one Thousand dollar tl.ia.
He said inmedtatel H@iteI WI "'-
Says lie IS Surprised.
@pf course, / ara greatly surprise
D., tho action of thu grand jury.
cannot conceive that lItt f,''" ' .,,l
could have been presented l" ln'
Jurors which N amy way c"'il'eN l,'' i''t
with the so~calIed dynamite l'io1
Il certainly mad no cohhrtlipp - ~,
it. and this VIII be fetE ys'., =,
at the proper time to the SFf'''a''a .,i,
Of the pubic @h' N'0'
The arrest OF -. t,,,.eHt isy.-
result of the fFand ~ - 4" -'l,,ch Nm
tion Of the p\Il"i'lL'' s,,,rrsy pei
conducted ny A'S'lirr -
letter, and began on > '' -, under
Jon J. t5r"eu' a ne rrhoo
taker, and nl1hDtF .ai,log
board, had teen con - rarso,,,
dynamite hlssaA4S 49,, yeas
and fined >+'" $50 ~. ..,,lar,t
suspected "i nav 'it a1res. followed
the dynamite i'is h. ev
the discovery 'n"t q 80, ~ ma.
1'ipNlNF "hs H'NF' ts,..,-.. mama aftt
yer on "''lel N%Ie 4'' 80 deem torr
address, ana "il.cn .','u to,Irna}
Z from an unHert''to' - k',oy,lola,
This fact ana 80 r,4S,rJct A.
seems 70 nave 9so ,'''@,,tc,nI ana IA,
tpfhtS fe'ie''N+ -, ON Tuesda-
began his inFes'iAfs 80" r.au.+anrc
tn hl&A "fr''a4S ot ~ rltv
mills VINO nav en- -, - i1ry
were ealieH 0e'1io et-,a
Some conid not ~ 80. r,i.n,a
Inat same u"F $3.50, ,,bo huli
contractor ~ ,,,,i,s ~ M,
the No'4 " =, So -. 81 INV
American " ""'~N 80, a.. Andoyer
rene comm 80 -, ~ s,,e,n,
He had ees" e&i'''
1Gfg. W v,t,-coo Z
lils i@'A"'' ''-.l ~. I--rcs
quoted Us Say 49, -. g.. ..1is
had ta4hed '"o ~ ,,-,-rf,,.., an,
toYeiS ~ dy A@-''t'N ~ tl. p,rg,, g.,
&c haa oe14flt t'''t 80.
found TIC .H@lI - ...d
@no'ner ~ ,.'',~Srta,,a do.
ba4lei j. N'''s.-7' 20 t.r,.c,' ,ra
faAcier a"a !" t''s"Q ~, ~ nm
ARRESTS yesterday 49, n
ia"fAiiy 'lraASpp' i+N7 "'
Jan0aEy %V'h fast ..,-4. ,...1a,.- q.
s.....- s.tsr,.,.F,.E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Last night closed one OF the most
successful REVEALS ever conducted In
Bethel church. Chesterfield. Services.
which were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Sparks W. Melton, were thoroughly
enjoyed and much interest was mani
tested In the meetings. Df. Melton.
VINO IL now pastor OF church In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Hunter w Woodbridge, carpenter.
entered snit in the City Circuit court
yesterday against Miller & Rhoads for
10000 In his bin Of declaration he
claimed that he was permanently In
iured on April 18th. of this year, in
the fan OF "A freight elevator In the
Miller e. Roads building. where he was
working ~ the time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Girls Aiwnys welcome.

This week and last week have been
quite busy times for the tomato fac
tories and the planters in this vicin-
itv and Messrs Spickard. Bryne and
Markham are kept going all the time.
but they never get too busy 10 have
pleasant word and welcome smile
for the daily visitors at their canneries
especially so FOR the young ladies.
since this Is leap year and they pro-
crietors are all YounH bachelors ---
Bedford Rulletin Nora.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Mrs. Bet,ie wilkinson.

The body of Mrs. Bette II. Wilk3n-
son, who died Thursday while on
visit To her daughter, Mrs r. Stanley
Hail. OF 1900 Decatur street, was sent
To her home In Skinquarter. Va, yes
terday. The funeral was conducted
there yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Gent To Grand .IurY.

Lee Kirk and Mamie Butler, color
eG. we're sent on to the grand JurY
IRON, Police court YESTERDAY niorninH
on charge Of numbering Claude
Hackney Hackney was stabbed in
quarrel over crap game, and died
the next afternoon in the City hos
pitaf,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
c. & O. Sunday Outings
r,ray SUNDAY SEPTEMBER.

The popular G 9 sunday outing
xiii continue 20 run 70 N9rto.K anu ,ne
eoashor. every Sunday In September.
irhis IL the most beautiful season OF the
lar 10 visit the seaside Three fast
irnits leave Main street. station every
SUNDAY + 10 ard q A. NJ ana - noon.
sI.Sa Round Trio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
INFANTRY MAY Be
SENT TO COR|NIO
CONTINUED from First Page. }

San Juan Del Sur and will remain
there to protect the cable station and
to- ct as a relay wireless station 70
facilitate communica ton between
Wax piEgton and Corfnto. The forco
IF marines under Commander Terhune
Ia rcported to have reached Gilman
dega last night. havinb been delayed
by the necessity OF repairing the rail-
wcy track and bridges The party
will divide and proceed to Matagalpa
and ManaEua-
The cruiser Colorado and the gum
boat Cleveland are expected at Corinto
next week. This will give the United
states two cruisers, three gunhoats
and about eco marines In and lear
Nicar qua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Tho funeral of Mrs. Violet Hazel
Bland, twenty-five year old wife OF T,
f. Bland. who died Thursday after
noon at her home. 2ol West Fort.eih
street, will be conducted this sitter
noon from the Ffne-Street baptist
church The burial VIII he In River
view cemetery. She Is survived by her
husband and one ch.ld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Norfolk. Is popular with the Chester
field folk, and each night has brought
forth large congregations 10 hear ais
talks,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

The pastor, Rev. ]. s. Eggleston.
will conduct both services sunday IN
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church,
Moral Failure Of the Type OF Peter"
Will be his morning subject, and AZ
night he will preach on Power OF
Good Example.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
STEAL A LOAF Of BREAD
AND co TO JAIL
Continued From First PageD.

ar police headquarte-s resulted today
in captain Joseph Faurota, formerly
head of the bertiiliop bureau, being
made head OF the department tenn
purarily," supplautnR inspector I'D
ward hughes, who had charge CT Inc
men who allowed sam Schepps, fugl-
+ live eunman, 10 escape from Web
ber's sauitarium in the Catskills. 1t
/ is reported that the change Will be
permanent
/ Ready TO Confess.
eI,ago Frank Cirohcf and Whitley
( Lewis have announced bbIt they are
ready 10 confess 10 their tart in the
. murder Of Rosenthal, X they are
guaranteed no worse punishnen- thar
five years IN prison according TO re-
DON current at the crmnd, courts
today. This report added tha. th'
confession OF tho two men woul'
still further irnpllcate Police lieutep
ant Becker in the murder of the gam
bier.
Counsel for Inspector Cornelius G
IIayes, accused OF dereliction Of duty
announced this afternoon that b.
would call Police ramniss'one
Rhlneland waldo as witness for HI
o. IA when the latter came to tria
Hayes trial vas daJourued until mex
Friday,
1t ia possible that an invest'gatio
Of the Teak" from the grand 3uF
room to the newspapers will be In
stituted as result OF protest Il
Attorney John T. Mcintyre. couns'
. for Becker, against trying the chare
i II murder now lying agairst Beckt
in the newspapers.
Plot TO Free Becker.
A far-reaching plot to show that
C gang Of East Side gunner and gam
s. Iers plotted and carried out the mu
>. der II Herman X ESSENTIAL and IN
Harry WALTON fred the shots wink
- Killed the gambler. was barred tod'
=, when efforts were made to pef'sua'
+ William Shapiro. chauffeur OF &
murder car. 10 cast the blame for q
r murder entirely on WALTON. IL II
Q can be shown, Becker, OF course, "
g be- set free.
/. An agent for the men who n
n hacking this scheme for the defon
q IF Becker. succeeded in eFading I
guards long enough In the Tombs
Nave a talk with shapiro, who Is una
Indictment as having been a party
"a the murder SHAPIRO Admitted II
visit from tho emissary If the FN
" -'iu 4" At7 ~
ne at once MADE u pune 80, y,
Bee Detective Ldeut%h'tn' be,, L. u ~
fonVitie' one or. 'iie Dost -" " =.
b tcctWes or The New orig ,o.'e; ~ y
~ transferred W1thou. W. n'ns ~ !,
~ from headquarters 70 INC nsW " u"o,
CT mote l44th presume az 20, .ha &c
, No reason but the E'I,e,~ra 800 ~ .
IN police e1rcI@S "a'f' a'N,1t va1sn
4 transfer by Conn li<'S'o'et -,,.'
~ Mrs. Charles becker, WIG -,
H. indicted police i'f = 'ns1l'- ~ ,r,,.s
caused the afresF OF Jun
r, tho name 81 J. ~ '9''' ai, all" :
Oh Mrs Rocker charges .@',esa ', ~ -
liz home offering TO inaue" go ,ss, r.ccIe
~ change his testiiaoaS as"s ..,,,.I'a -,
as In confederation OF F-"0 t,a 49,
Z followed II note IN "!lltn ne ~ ~
ID 90 make an engage ",,!t ~ .'' n,o,
~ Becker 10 'xpidn [" ne, ,,ago :
D. secure Weakening ~ 'a'n
10 umony against hHr I'u t's,l,,,.. v,ror
m Two witnesses Wno a1rs.
nontly In the cNtoe'lcg ,ae"t h.
SO mnrderers or 'SafaD,er -. ,,.ft,
g. GAG1EneHTpQ from Now = - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

ar police hcadquarts~s resulted today
in Captain JOSEPH Faufota, formerly
head Of the berttilion bureau, being
made head Of the department tom
porarily," supplaut'nR Inspector Ed
ward Hughes. who had charge of the
men who allowed sam Schepps. fugl-
tive eunman, 10 escape from Web
ber's sauitarium in this Catskills. IL
IS reported that the change Will De
permanent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Middleway Notes.

a n
The engagement Of Miss Daisy
Shaull Of Middleway, to Mr.. Harry
Flemming, of near LeatoEn, now en-
gagged in business at Fishersville, Va,
has been announced. The marriage
will take place some time in August.
Miss Meade. Of Washington. is visit
ing Miss Paul Barns. Miss Charlotte
Barns is also spending same tine az
her fathers hons,
Mrs. Edith shirley, Of Charles Town.
spent several days at the ancestral
home Of the Grss.intham's now owned
and occupied by Mrs. Lily Gilbert.
Miss Margaret Gilbert Is spending
this week with her slater, Mrs. William
Reid. tn Baltimore
Misses Mary and Ella Coleman, of
near Summit Point, spent Sunday with
their pretty little friend, Miss Edith
johnson.
Miss Jennie Morrow. granddaughter
of Mr.. Thomas Watson. near town,
was visitor at the home Of Miss Clara
Roberts. the charming daughter Of
County Commissioner Roberts.
Marie Bowen Grantbam and Margaret
Gilbert spent last Saturday with their
cousin, Margaret Bates at Bates Hill"
near town. ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18

Mass Meeting.

The campaign in favor ofthe adop~
ton of the Prohibition Amendment
was opened with a meeting in the
Court House Thursday night when a
good size crowd assembled to hear
the discussion. Music farthe evening
was rendered by the Powhatan band,
the musical program being varied by
pleasing seles. one BY Miss Mary
sSeigwart, Of Pewhatan College and
another by Miss Blanche Wilt, of Rip
pom. Judge Frank Beckwith presid-
ed. The opening prayer was offer
ed by Rev H. M. Moffett. In an
dress by Attorney Frank L. Bushong,
the meaning, and purpose of the pro-
posed amendment was explained.
Attorney Geo. M. Beltzhoover Jr.,
contributed to the discussion by an
address, treating Of the general fea-
lures of the subject of prohibition.
Mr.. Gilbert Perry, Of Halltown, gave
a defamation, with temperance
theme, that was favorably received
The meeting was closed with bene-
diction by Rev. ]. G. Hawk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
KNOW PAINT.

1here'a paint education 10 this ad-
vertisemrnt.
Buy BY the job. not gallon. Buy BY
the paint put on; that's the job.
The price Of paint is so much gal
lon: that cant be helped, but amounts
to nothing
The price of painting b 20 much q
day; that can't'be helped. but amounts
to nothing.
Put them together, How oar you do
it? You've got to or lose perhapal hali
Of your money,
Deyoe. 10 gallons enough for the
average Job: an average paint. IL, Nov
reckon your costa. Count labor . day
. Tor ! gallon. Devoe 10 days; the othel
u.
Devoe about go: the average paint
about SO Of $50 the dearer the labol
the bigger the difference, always that
way.
But that's for the job, How long ].
L going to lastS One twice % long .,
- $500 DEvoE
6 w Taylor sells It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Town Council.

At the regular meeting Of the Town
Council Monday night the following
business was transacted:
Henry Martin was given the contract
for furnishing crushed stone. at 90 cents
a ton.
The Street canmittee recommended
that pavement be laid ON the west side
of North George street between the B. &
o. railroad and First avenue, and the
same was ordered.
Ordered that the Market House Com
mittee purchase 500 feet of FIRE hose.
The Finance Committee was directed
to issue statement showing the eondi-
ton of the finances,
The question OF placing an arc light on
South Samuel street was referred to the
Street Committee.
The Street Cammlttee was directed to
report on the cost of grading and mac
adamiz,ng First avenue east Of Mildred
street aud the Summit Point road at
the west cad of Washington street.
The Street Committee was directed to
clean the streets. aud the property own
ers are requested and directed to clean
inside the curb line.
Proposition Of John Burns, Florence
S. Bradley, H. N. Bradley and Tracey
L. Jefords to dedicate strip of land
sufficient to widen N. Lawrence street,
was referred to the Street Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Presbyterian Reunion at PEN Mar

The Pen Mar Presbyterian Reunion
will be held on Thursday, August lst.
The address will be made by Mr.. VIM.
7. Ellis Of PhiIad elphia. Pa, editor
afield Of the Continent, a famous tray-
eler. journalist, lecturer, writer on
missions and other world topics. He
has just returned from visiting Baby
lonia, Mesepotamia, Palestine. Persia,
Thibet and China, following ''The Trail
Of the Worlds Unrest" Mr.. Ellis is
distinguished speaker, and his sub
ject for PEN Mar will be. 1.-THE Ameri-
canizing Of the World.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18


Turning to Colonel Chew, General
Munford said IL viii introduce to you
q real soldier. He commanded the first
battery of flying artillery in the Confed-
crate army. It was under Ashby in
3Jackson's Valley campaign when he
led Jackson S advance and covered his
rear. Although at Appomattox. he re-
fused to surrender his guns, which he had
captured from the enemy. and got them
to LYnchburg and buried them. !"
Colonel Chew was cadet Of the Sec
ond class IN 1860. and student under
Jackson. He received cordial greeting
from the assembly which filed the hall
to Overlooking and for an hour poured
forth a great tribute to General Jackson
as soldier and nan. Thespeech showed
careful preparation. He approvingly
quoted Henderson, the military strate-
gist and historian. that in his campaigns
Jackson made no mistakes. The cam
paigns were briefly reviewed and the
character of the man brought out not
only in q light to be admired. but beloved
The speech was lighted by many Incl.
dents Of camp Ere and field, some pa.
thetic and some amusing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Miss ROena {. Shaaer 10 Lecture
Ii The County.

Miss Roena E. Shaner, w. C. 7. u.
lecturer and organizer. will visit Jeffer-
son county next week. holding public
meetings Is follows: Shenandoah juno
ton. Monday, July y; LeetoWn. Tues
day, July q; Rippon. Wednesday. July
"a. 7p. ~; Summit Point Thursday,
July Is. 4 p. M MiddIaMay, Friday.
July IS; Bolivar and Harpers Ferry on
Sunday. July e. At Shenandoah june
ton, Middleway and Suvpmit Point the
meetings will bA held III the Methodist
Church. It Rippon, on the schooI.bOuss
lawn, 1t o'clock Miss Shaner IS en-
dorsed 81 the State ". G. +. q, asa
fine speaker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
How About Your Newspaper /?

The time has arrived when everybody
is becoming interested in the Presiden-
tiaI Campaign and the newspapers are
being eargerly sought after. We am
nounce that we are agents for any
newspaper you may want. The Sun or
American at Is cents a month. the
Washington Post SO cents month. the
New York World, three times week,
for one dollar year The Baltimore
American twice week for one dollar
year. These will come to you through
the mail from the publishers. Wemere-
ly save you the trouble Of sending and
RENTING. C. N. BEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Berryvilie Items.


Miss Frances Wolfe has returns,
] home from LawrenceviIIe. Va, wher,
j she spent theswinter, and ia at .snur
ham,"
Mrs. Jack Ware has returned from 1
trip of several weeks to Canada.
Mrs. VIM and Miss Marcia Vim
have returned from Cambridge, Mass,
where they spent the winter.
Mr.. Suddath. Of varrensburg. Mo-,
spent last week at the home OF Mrs.
VIM. N. Mcdonald.
Miss Virginia Chamberlayne, of Rich
mond. Va /, and Miss Sarah Broken
brough, Of Baltimore, Nd, are guests
at the Episcopal Rectory.
Miss Catharine Hoshisson. Of Middle-
burg. Va il visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ben Pnlliam-
Miss Winnie Eby, Of Charles Town.
West Va. is visiting Mra. WIN Moore.
Mr.. John s. Goldsmith, Of Rirmin9-
ham, Ala, 10 at the home OF DR.. r. p.
Page,
Mr.. P. H. Powers. Jr., is home from
the Y P. !. for his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Suter. Of Alex
andria, Va, are at the home of Mrs,
P. 81. Powers for the summer,
Mrs. Byrd. Miss Mary BYRD, and Mrs.
Lester Shialsy. OF Baltimore, Md. are
at Mrs. Cyrus McCormick's for the
sum mer.
Miss Evelyn Williams, of Lynch hNrg.
Va, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Archibald eummias at AUDI J,
has returned to her home,
Mr.. Floyd Cav. .of New York. l.
visiting '. n'a parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Yer.
Miss Lydia K Moore has returned
home from Romney, West Va, where
she spent the winter.
Mr. Frank Reynolds. who has been
in California for several years. is with
his father. Mr.. George Reynolds at
'Edgewood.
Mrs. George Marrow and son, of
Baltimore. Nd. are at 'Edgewood !"
Miss Kitty Mcdonald has returned
from visit to friends in Maryland.
Mrs. Somer, Miss Elizabeth Timber
lake and Mr., shelby 1'imberiake are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Winter left
last night for Washington. D. G.. and
will return in a handsome new Packard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Camp Meeting.

Rev. F. A. Strother, Preacher in
charge and the Committee will hold
. Ten Days Camp Meeting. commence
ing August 9th and closing August 90;
in Joseph Hills woods, one fourth mile
from Ridgeway, W. Va.
Pastors and their congregations of
other denominations are invited to at
tend and take part in the meeting.
Ample accommodation for the public
is provided by the Committee.
Lunches. Sandwiches, Coffee, Ice and
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds at reasonable rates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
AtheY Uses Brush.

Ned Athey. Charles Town crack
pitcher was at his best on Friday last,
and with the excellent support of his
team easily shut out the Upperville, Va.
team by the score of 20 to 0. Four
scattered hits were all that were gath
cred off his delivery while the locals
hammered the Upperville pitchers for
"a hits. This game settled the series
between the two teams, Charles Town
winning two straights,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18

A party Of young people are camping
along the Shenandoah At Watson's
Eddy.
Composing the party are: Mrs. %. G.
Fulton and Misses Virginia Matthaei.
Helen Zepp, Ethel Brown. Elisa Brown,
Rosa Rvsrsole. Julia Philips Jennie
Phillips. Mildred Philips. and Ethel
LaBoyteaux; Philip Cline Wager Brown.
Clarenee RameY. b. G. Fulton. Frank
Brooke. Harry Milbourne. Rondo Hat!
non; Gilhert Perry John Perry and
Cecil Eby.