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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12
FINALS AT FORK UNION.
Exercises Begin Next sundny-Addresn
by COngrcssman Flood.
Especial to The nes-Di,no+c,

tSpecial to The Time DISPATCH.
fork Union. Va. May 1.-THE COM
mencement exercises OF tho Fork Union
Military Academy Will begin on sun
day. May 20. when the annual sermon
VIII be delivered to tho cadets I'm tho
Fork Baptist Church by DR.. Vernon II.
Arson, of Norfolk
The reception tendered the senior
class Is scheduled for Monday evening,
the field day exercises for Tuosdaw
morning. and the defamation and ora
toricai contests viii take place on
tuesday evening. on Wednesday, May
~. at IL a NJ. the formal exercises.
preceded by the competition drills and
rnni dress parade will be held In the
armory hall, when the diplomas will be
awarded by DR.. Eldridge b. Hatcher.
me new president. The address befora
me graduating class will be delivered
oS congressman Harry d. Flood These
exercises continue throughout the day,
ana preserving n time honored custom
dlnner VIII be served in the building
TO the hundreds of guests who are ey
pected mt that time
The annual meeting OF the board Of
trustees VIII take place on May 81. and
the prosperous condition in which ~,
school finds itself mt this point In its
history VIII mako that meeting n mem
oraoie one. y strong and progressive
leader has been secured i'm the person
OF the new. headmaster, Eric n. HARDY.
ana an abie and efficient faculty is
already being formed for the next scs
sion AT this meeting will be an
Lounced the bequest made to the school
pS the rate George SchmclZ. of Hamp-
ton the equipment OF a physical and
chenicai laboratory, now under way:
the opening OF the new bathhouse nnd
the highly satisfactory condition of the
battalion under the command of Cap
tam l.. n. Macon. United States Army
as round ut the annual inspection By
captain g. Il. Schindel. United States
Army. on his official tour to the military
schools and colleges of the South.
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.MAD-DOG SCARE
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
Posse of Citizens Armed With
Shotguns Pursues and Kills
Several CANNES.
Especial to The Times-D,s,,,o,, :,

t'PeSiai 70 Inc IlmeS- spatch.
Alexandria. Va May IA mad dog
scare is now prevailing in West End.
"est of this city. and is said to be
creating a reign of terror. A dog sup-
posed to have been suffering from
rabies made it's appearance on tho road
near the distiilery. west OF here, and
was accompanied by number of other
dogs. y posse of citizens armed with
ssan2tgus pursued the band of dogs.
mad one.
Suspected, OF having murdered Craw-
iord Marshall. colored. about eight
Years ago. Stape CrutchHeld. twenty
SIN years old. who claims Spotsyivar1ia
oonnty az his home. was arrested here
ana turned over to the Prince William
county authorities. According to An
drew jackson. colored. on whose com
plant Crutchheld was arrested. the
Hnarl 90. occurred cure about seven or eight
rN Hill Jackson says both were en-
am"red with the same woman, and this
was responsible for the killing. Jack
son also says that Crutchfield fed fol-
lowing the affair. Crutchfield denies
ne Is the man wanted and claims that
ne knows absolutely nothing about the
alleged murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12
NEWS OF EASTERN SHORE

Ouancock. Va, May flowing to
the continued drought. the strawberry
season is nearly at an end, being the
earliest and the shortest ever known
here. The average yield has not been
30 per cent.
Robert Stran. colored, was taken be-
fore Justice Parker Friday, charged
with shooting at a train. The bullet
fortunately landed In the facing Of II
window. lie was sent TO Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
The Chautauqua Associate of
Parks County has been organized with
tho following officers Roy d. White,
Of Governor Slann's staff. president;
h. NJ Johnson. secretary; j. NJ. Chan
der. treasurer; w. *. Dever chairman
OF arrangement committee.
y preliminary meeting OF tho ply
scians CT the Eastern Shore was held
at the office OF DR.. j. III. Hyses, health
commissioner, Accomac. looking to the
establishment OF hospital ut AcCo-
mae Courthouse. DIR. McFadden Wick,
surgeon at the Peninsula Hospital,
Salisbury. was present.
Booker Washington spoke TO Il large
gathering OF negroes at the colored
duced by a. Il. Wescott, who represent
ed Accomac in the constitutional
convention OF 1898. Quite "a number
of white people were present
Mrs. Hayes. state president of Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union. will
spend this week lecturing at different
points on the Eastern Shbrc.
Farm land on the Eastern Shore con-
tinues to sell at advanced figures Sat
urtlay. 105 acres SOLD at public auc-
ton at Greenbush brought $1,000.
Tho same day a siXty-acre tract sit
uatcd near Mclfa was sold for 5000
Mothers Day was celebrated at the
Parksley Baptist Church. Rev. Thor
burn Clark. pastor, preaching an app
propriate sermon.
Miss Rice Blackstone, OF Parksley.
died suddenly at the home OF her niece
Airs. j. II. Markland, aged seventy
nine years. She had been blind for
twenty years. and had left her room
only once In the past twelve years
She is survived by two sisters. Mrs
Perry Moore and Miss sue Blackstone
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Thorburn Clai.t, and interment
was made iii tho Parksley Cemetery
The Jefferson Davis Chapter. Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy Will enter
tain the veterans OF the Harmanson
West Camp June 3. the birthday Of
president Davis. y dinner viii he
served In the chapter rooms, and III
tho afternoon appropriate addresses
VIII be made and old-time Southern
songs sung.
The heading jointer OF John w Tay-
lors mill burst Friday, injuring two
men. one, Cecil Mears quite seriously.
Tho damage done to sne mill amount
cd to about $500.
Stock Ia being solicited for n cold
storage plant at Exmore
superintendent G.. G.. Joynes is In
Richmond attending a meeting of the
State Board of Examiners.
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ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

iSpeclal TO i ne TlneS- DlBpatcn.I
Ashland. Va, May 11.-Congressman
berry Ellis. OF Ashland. an appoint
ment as page Ia the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Miss Mabel Hurt. OF Drewry's Bluff.
is spending the weekend with Mrs.
g. NJ. Shepherd.
Mrs: Bowly. Of Winchester, has con-
Guided her Whit to Mrs. G. f Potts
Miss Imogene Riddick. of Richmond
was the recent guest OF Mas Anne
Hunter.
Airs. Luther p Hartsook has return
ed from visit 10 Claremont
Bliss Clark is the guest of Mrs Hern-
don r GathriRht.
a very interesting debate was the
chief feature Of the meeting or the
Young Mems Literary club on Tue8-
day night. The subject war Resolved.
That Immigration Should lie Restrict
ed by o Literary Test" George w
BowIcs and Campbell Tucker upheld
the affirmative and Z s. Cardozo and
Walter sydnor, Jr., the negative. The
judges Harry Bumpass. Willie Card
well and James Lancaster. decided in
favor of the negative. At the next
meeting on TUESDAY night a vote will be
taken In regard to the suspension Of
the club for the summer.
Mrs. Frances Spalding has returned
from a visit 10 Norfolk
Mrs. w. j. Leake has returned from
Louisville, Ky. where she visited Der
son, Richard f. HIerne.
Mrs. Edward Muller OF Maryland.
Will arrive this week TO visit her sister.
Mrs. Frank Day.
Mrs. T.. a. Robinson. OF Richmond
Is the guest to-day or her sister, Mrs.
Tate Chenery.
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NEW DEAcoNs ORDAINED.
Special Services ut Providence Baptist
Church.
I Speclal 10 INC Timey. Dispatcf !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Wlcomico, Va. May lC.-Provdencc
Baptist Church to-day held special me-
mortal service, and In the afternoon
ordination OF four new deacons. as fol-
lows: Edwin HoEg. Eli Field. T.
Graves and Henry Willett OnIciating
pastors Of ordination were Rev. Harry
Carr. Rev. r. \. Folkes. of Gloucest or
Courthouse. ana Rev John Habcl, of
Union Baptist Church. at Achilles
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George =. Taylor or "Buena Vista"
near Roanoke
Miss Claudine Griffin. OF Salem, Will
/ De MISS Rogers's maid of honor. Miss
iriHln is the daughter OF Judge and
Mrs w Griffin. OF Salem. Judge Crit
I'm was private In the Second Vir-
ginia Cavalry. under General Munford.
ana also captain Of Company II, Sec
ond Virginia Volunteers. of the
Spanish American War.
Pretty Church Wedding.
Al II o'clock on Saturday tho Zion
Methodist Church AT Union Level was
tho scene of pretty wedding. when
Miss Annie Lanier petty. daush,er Of
DIR. and Mrs H. l.. Petty. was married
To William j. Andrews, OF Portsmouth
The church was decorated In ever
greens and showers OF roses. with
lighted candies and white flowers on
the altar Just before the entrance of
the bridal party. Miss Lula Kimbau.
81 Portsmouth, sang Mine" accom-.
panied by Miss Alice Saunders. who
also played the wedding marches
The ushers We're Or. u. II Marrow
\ l. jenkins, II. l.. Petty. J. H. Petty
g. &. Hall. j. w Young. W. l.. Taylor
u j.. Thompson. T. y Gayle ana i. /.
Petty The two sisters OF the bride
"ere bridesmaids, Miss Mary f.. Petty
Who wo', yellow satin drapcd in dew
drop net. carrying white carnations
and Miss Lola Petty. In pink
chormeuse made With cream -colored
lace overdress and carrying pink car
nations
The bride who was given away by
her brother ". t.. Petty. wore :: hand
some travelling suit IT tan cloth with
a hat 10 match and carried e shower
bouquet Of lavender sweet meas She
Was met az the altar by 1.-THE groom
and his best man. Allen Andrews. OF
I Petersburg. Mrs j. w Young who
was dame OF honor. was gowned in
white creme de- chine draped In Irish
lac" and wore head dress OF pearls
ana white aigrcttcs. she carried A
bouquet ~ white roses. Little Rachel
Graham Petty, also n sister OF the
l bride Was flower girl, and wore =
white lace frock and Carried bDsket
OF pink sweet peas l.. II HAYS was
, master OF ceremonies Hearts ana
Flowers was played very softly. dur
I ing the ceremony, which was per
I formed by Rev. J. u. Poe, OF the Ran.
list Church.
Mr. ana Mrs Andrews left at once
Tor Trip 10 Washington, baltimore
Z New York and other Northern citf.s
and VIII be at home after MAY % IN
portsmouth,. some OF the guests from
distance were Mrs Traylor. Of pctara
burg: Allen Andrews, Of Pct.rsh,,rs
:. ~. Hmll. OF Portsmouth; Mrs ! p
6lililand and Miss Lula Kimh,u 81,
portsmouth,, and w. V Ellington Of
/ Warrenton. y. G.
Meeting This Afternoon.
In the Service OF the King Circle Of
King Daughters will meet wiz Nj
curtis at her residence. - Sorth
lwenty-ninth Street this afternoon ri
O'Clock business OF Importance IL
10 be discussed ANA all members are
urged to be present at this rncnt,nr
In and Out of Town
Mr.. ana Mrs Hiram NJ Smith have
returned TO the city, after spendine- ~
weekend at old Point Comfort.
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Gold Watches

The dependability of a Schwars-
schlld Watch accounts for their con-.
tinued demand.
SCHWARZSCHILD BROS,
Kichmond's Leading Jewellers.
Second AMI Broad SITS.
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Miss Mary Wise Boxley, who has
been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Everett Waddcy, on Monument Avenue.
has returned to Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. Hunter McClung has returned
20 her home in Lexington, after n visit
10 her father, y. W. HarInan. here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. Clifford Miller, of this CITY is
the guest Of Mrs. W. w. Chelr, in Cuj-
pepper this week
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letting This Afternoon.

wallace Henderson will sail TODAY
FOR England. where he will spend sev,
erai months, returning to this country
some time in August
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Mrs. James Patton and Mice t,o,
ration are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Brodrick, at "Runnymeada"
near Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Miss Nellie Payne has returned to
this city. after spending n short time
in Ashland as the guest of Miss Mar
tina Hughes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Vaughan, Jr.. wi,
shortly go to Ashland for q visit O
several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs j. l.. Richardson and her SON.
Robert, have returned TO Farmviile
after visit to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Ryland have
returned to Richmond, after visiting
relatives in King and Queen County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

who spent their honeymoon in New
York. have returned to- Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Ennis have re-
turned to their home at Bowling
Green. after visit of several days
here.
Miss Nellie Payne has returned to
this city. after spending short time
In Ashland as the guest OF Miss Mar
tina Hughes.
Mrs. w. j. Walker and her sister.
Miss Hayes, are guests at the Grafton.
In Washington, for Il short stay.
Mrs. Peyton II. Hogc. OF Louisville.
KY. is the guest of Mrs. John c. Free
man I'm this city for some time.
Mrs. Alma l.. Walton and Miss Wal
ton have returned to their home. 221S
Stuart Avenue. after spending six
months with the Rev. j. NJ. Haymore.
In MaysvIlie, Ky.
Mrs j. L. Richardson and her son,
Robert have returned To Farmville,
after visit to Richmond.
Miss Mary Wise Boxley, who has
been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Everett Waddey, on Monument Avenue.
/ has returned to Roanoke.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Yowcll Of Gull
pepper. have recently been the guests
/ Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Lipsconb here.
Miss Louise Price. of Houston. is
! spending several days with friends In
/ this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. w. J. Walker and her sister.
Miss Hayes, are guests at the Grafton,
In Washington, for Il short stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. Peyton ii. Hogc. OF Louisville.
KY. is the guest of Mrs. John c. Free
man I'm this city for some time.
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Mrs. Kate Poindexter. of this civ
has been the recent guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. j. j. Lanier, in FREDERICKSBURG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

turned to their home at Bowling
Green, after visit of several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss is spendino
some time at the Hotchkiss country
place in AlbemarIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

who spent their honeymoon i'm New
York. have returned to Richmond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. wilburno Gathrisht,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Yowell Of Gull
pepper. have recently been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Lipsconib here.
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Mr and Mrs. Edward Fellowes ~
Roistock Hall. Hertfordshire. England
VIII he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Johu
H. sawyer at the Keswick Horse SHOW
this week '''o"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. James A. Glenn, of South Bos-
ton, Is spending several days with
friends in Richmond.
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Miss Louise Price, of Houston, Is
spending several days with friends In
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Mrs. William Braxton. of tbis oi,v
who has been visiting in ST. Louis is
now the guest OF Miss Bland Dew. In
WytheviIle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-12

Miss Ella Mayo. of Arvonia. is visit
Ing friends and relatives here for the
months Of May and June.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. EI,ineton t,
gone TO their country place. Wind
sor,' near Gordonsville, for the sun
mer months.
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Sponsors Appointed.

The Second Brigade L. G. Y. OF
Virginia. VIII be- represented by Miss
ROSA Rogers as sponsor at the meet
Ing OF the Grand Camp in Chattanooga
Tenn. the last week in this month
Miss Rogers is tho youngest daughter
uf Major Mortimer. NJ Rogers. Of the
SECOND Virginia brigade She is also
prnnlhanghtor % thc late Colonel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
FULTON

Misses Lottie and Lizzie CARRIER
have returned home from 4 two weeks
visit to friends In Lexington, KY,
Mrs. 8. b. Names has returned from
a visit to relatives in New York and
New Jersey.
Misses Mary and May Mann have
returned from a visit to Charlottes-
willie. Va.
Mr.. Kenneth Nelson is home. after
spending several months in Phiia-
|delphia.
Mr.. Roy Jordan is spendinsg ten
days at Ocean View.
Mr.. II. T. CARRIER and little son.
Henry. spent Sunday with relatives In
Norfolk.
Mr.. Frank Monohan, OF Baltimore.
has returned to his home. after = visit
to the home OF Mr.. J. A. BOian.
The kin's Daughters will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Lily Nell
son. .
The condition Of Mr.. Edward Hpn-
ter, who was paraiyxed In his home,
on the Government road. remains I'M
changed.
The Camp Fire club Of girls. who
have been In camp at .Buchroe Beach,
In charge OF Miss Hattie Seilars and
Rev. Mr.. Dixon. have returned. The
club consists of the following young
&Aks A<Oui5C 1AcIIs I18ttl0 0UutnWAI
Estelle Rice. Evelyn Seal, jamie Wood
AL Blanch Curry Mary Schmidt.
Grace Wilkerson Ora Brockwell ana
Alice Wood.
+ The body OF Mr.. Edward Barry, aged
thirty years. who Was drowned in
Billings. Mon. arrived here last Sum
day. The funeral took place from his
mothers residence, Mrs. Carrot, on
Fulton Hin last Monday afternoon.
Burial was In lakewood cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
HENRY TELLS OTHER
END TO THE STORY
WAS NOT AGGRESSOR IN FIGHT
DURING GETTYSBURG
REUNION.

| ROANOKE. VA. July 2s.--Major
| r. r.. Henry. OF Taxewell. and his son.
W. Byrd Henry. of Philadelphia, spent
Taxewcll from Gettysburg. and In an
interview with a reporter the former
stated that he was very well satisfied
with the status Of his sons case as
developed at the hearing Wednesday
of the charges against him.
This hearing was In no sense .
preliminary, as the term Ia construed
In this State. but rather In the nature
OF a grand jury investigation as such
proceedings are known here. Pri-
marily. the hearing was for the pur-
pose of perpetuating testimony Of
States witnesses and Mr.. Henry had
no part whatever In the hearing. He
and his father merely were there a.
spectators to CLEAN any information
that may aid in the defense in the trial
, next month.
Mr.. Henry says that so far AZ he
knowA II was not necessary that he
be present at Gettysburg Wednesday.
al defendants are not permitted u
offer any evidence In such hearinqk
Mr. Henry was under bond to appear
at the August term Of court. and the
new bond furnished was something
entirely aside from the hearing.
w, B. Henry gave an entirely new
the first place. Mr.. Henry says he knew
! no one in the room where the night
occurred except Malcolm Griffin. Of
Bedford. These two gentlemen were
the t'e cas-. e entered. The old id senti.ma ~
soon Afterwards began telling the
ether diners that he was = bad man
hair raising episodes in his career.
Mr.. Henry and Mr.. Griffin. realizing
his condition treated him courteously
and rather enjoyed his recitals.
hearing Wednesday said Mr.. Henry
uttered one word that would offend
any one prior TO the attack on him.
leave s ana ~ Mr. wsrs t.
standing ana Mr. Henry reached for
his coat--the weather was very warm
and half the diners were In shirt
or three men blocking HIS way. Ono
Of them Immediately attacked him.
This, Mr. Henry says. was the nrst
intimation he had that there was any
Mr.. Henry says positively that the
men who attacked him and who had
Ssa nc r. :.:a q s. sSs s:an :. him
tertained anything other than an
amused feeling Of friendship toward
the veteran. II II believed by many
tack were either drinking and acted
under q misApprehension n to what
was transpirins 1t the table where
Mr.. Henry sat. or that they had uite-
Of picking pockets In = scramble. All
the attacking party were young men,
Mr. Henry says Il the veteran al.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
DIR. ABBOT ON BRYAN.

DR.. Lyman Abbotts Outlook thinks Secretary
Of State Bryan should either attend to hts du.
ties or resign his once, rather unoriginal re-
mark with which none. we suppose. will take
exception. Politely intimating that Mr.. Bryan
and his friends are incapable Of seeing the real
issue the Outlook kindly explains 1t thusly:
The question 10 whether II 10 fair to accept
public once from the people, knowing what
the salary ia and then TO neglect the duties
OF that once in order to increase the income
furnished by the salary. 1t would not be lair
for a lawyer accept retainer from client
and then at q time when critical questions
concerning his client were waiting solution for
him to turn aside from his clients business be-
not be fair for . doctor to accept Tee from Z
patient and then. ~ . critical period In his pa
tiehts disease. 70 lesve Ais'patisnt n ths hands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
PROGRAM Is ANNOUNCED
FOR SUNDAYS CONCERTS
REEDVILLE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
REEDV1LLE. VA, July 2s.--On
Wednesday Afternoon. at o'clock.
Miss Mabel Hinton entertained In
honor of her guest. Miss Margaret
Black. Howard county, Nd Those
present were: Miss Margaret Black.
Howard county, Md: Miss Mabel Hin
ton. Mrs j. B. Hinton. Miss Mary
Hinton, Mrs. James Urbanna, Mrs.
William Blundon, Mrs. kimbo. New
York: Miss Callie Coppedge. Miss Sal
lie Haynie. Miss Mamie Haynie. Miss
Fannie Blackwell Mrs. Woodley
Croker Blackwell. Miss Elizabeth c.
Reed. Mrs. Leila Rawlings. Miss Ma
mic Hall. Miss Florence Gates and
Miss Laura q. Crowther.
Mrs. c. s. Towles, OF ReedviIle,
has returned from a trip to Atlantic
City. where she was visiting Mrs. j.
C. Fisher, of Reedville.. who has a
cottage at Atlantic City. N. J.
Miss Susie Edwards, OF Fieeton, Ia
visiting friends at Atlantic City, N.
j.
Mrs. T. Howard Jett and sons,
Clarence and Morris. of Reedville,
motored in their machine to King
George, one day last week. to visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Ida koenman, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting the Misses Hin
ton. of ReedvilIe. has returned home
A great many picnics. motor rides and
social affairs were given In honor Of
Miss koeman while in Reddviile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
VIRGINIA JUDGE
CAUGHT FOR TAX
WALTER KELLY WILL NOT GO
AFTER ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE
ACTERs HERE.

LONDON. July 7e.--walter Kelly.
the vaudeville star. better known as
the Virginia Judge. let out a huge
Celtic "Wurra" when he was captured
this week and made to pay up over
5000 income tax for seven weeks work
In England in 1919. He was charged
a shilling In the pound which II three.
pence above the usual rate for earned
the income officials said: yes. we
will give you an abatement and charge
you only ninepence in the pound II
you will let US tax your entire In
come whether in England or America"
Mr.. Kelly could not fall into the
trap. He says: "As my name in
dictates ! am anxious to encourage this
hands across the sea- stun between
England and America, no when re-
turn to the United States / intend to
form a committee for the purpose of
seeing to Ii that every English vaude-
Vile performer who visits America
shall enjoy the hospitality OF our in
come tax to the fullest extent Harry
Ladders we'll known generosity will
undoubtedly make him our first guest"