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Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
By Caroline Coe.

Watermelon-cold, sweet and juicy
doesn't it make you cooler to think
of it?
There are many new tangled ways
of serving watermelon, but none quite
equal to the old one. Cut the melon
through its equator, then slice from
center to end of melon.
But there are other ways; for in
stance:
Watermelon Cubes III Cups-Cut
cold melon in inch slices, carefully
remove seeds, rind and white ring;
cut slices into inch cubes and put
into ice cold sherbet glasses and serve
at once.
Spieed Watermelon la Milwaukee
Cut the melon in half from stem to
flower end. Cut out the red center
with a tablespoon taking care to keep
pieces even in size and shape. When
shell is empty drain out water and
seeds and fill shell with pieces of
melon. Mix one-half tablespoon OF
ground cinnamon with half a cup OF
sugar and sprinkle over the pieces
of melon. Place shell on platter in
bed of ice and send to table. Serve
melon in low sherbet glasses and small
fork.
Watermelon Salad-Melons that are
not rich in sugar may be used IN salad.
Be sure the melon is ice cold; cut
tiny balls from the red heart and pile
balls on leaf of lettuce; serve with
sweet French dressing made by put
ting A tabespoonfuls of oil into bowl,
add even teaspoonful of salt and Z
even teaspoonfuls of sugar, juice OF
one lemon and beat until like cream
add dash of nutmeg and turn ovel
melon balls. Do not prepare salad
until just ready to serve.
Watermelon Pickles-Cut the white
ring from melon and remove the green
rlnd. Cut the white into any desired
size. To each quarts OF the melon
allow pounds of sugar, quart of
vinegar and teaspoonful of salt.
Crush 3 sticks of cinnamon and 20
cloves and tie in a cloth and boil
in the sugar and vinegar 5 minutes.
Pour hot sugar and vinegar over the
melon in crock and put a plate on
top to keep melon under the liquid.
Allow to stand in cold place "a hours.
Drain off liquid and bring to boiling
point, then turn over the melon same
as before. Stand "a hours. Boil all
up together for 10 minutes, skim if
necessary, pack in jars, seal and set
away in cool dark place.
Watermelon Preserves-The follow
ing is a famous Georgia recipe:
Use plump, firm melon and cut it
in half, remove all the red center and
pare off the green rind, cut the white
pars into pinch pieces and soak in
weak alum water--even tablespoonful
of alum to 8 quarts of cold water.
Allow to soak 10 hours. Drain from
alum water and boil melon in clear
water until fork pierces pieces easily.
Make syrup, allowing one and
half pounds of sugar and one cup of
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
IMPERIAL PASTOR
ADMITTED TO BAR

Rev George Ringo, pastor of the
Christian church at Imperial, has been
admitted to the bar and can now prac-
ace law in all the courts of Cal.for-
MIA. MIR. Ringo had been studying
law for the past 4 years while en-
g ged in pastoral work. For the past
year he has been in charge of the I'M
perial church. He is a brother-in-
law Of Rev. w. G. Conley. Sunday
morning he supplied for Mr.. Conley,
pl eaehlGg in the morning for a union
service at the Christian church and
IN the evening addressing a union SER
vice at the Method st church. For
the present he will continue his duties
as pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
BARBARA WORTH
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Herbert B. Atha, Phoenix; H. L.
Pasch, Los Angeles; Miss Pearl Muker,
San Diego; George E. Stone and wife,
Berkeley; j. NJ. Whitley Jr., San
Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker
and son, Los Angeles; F. A. Pierce,
Los Angeles; Fred L. Meecham, San
Diego; Gilbert Smith, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
BIRTHS.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Clark
of Holtville, daughter, The child
has been christened May Florence.
To Mr., and Mrs. John Shrode CT
Holtville, a son. The newcomer bears
the same name as his father.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-1O to 20 dairy cows,
terms; will rent 40 or IS acres
choice alfalfa ranch one-half m le
south Meloland store. W. E. Han
cock. x96
FOR RENT--Good modern broom
bungalow, Address Box IS, E.
Centro. IF
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
CITY AND VALLEY

Tulane Airdome Tonight.-A three
reel feature, The Vengeance" Selig
News and two cartoon comedies.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
WILSHnRF HOTEL

d5l Coronado 81. Los Angeles, Cal.
American plan. So per day and up
steam heat, room phones, private
paths two blocks from Westlake park
Sunset Wiltshire 1854, Home 5472e.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Ross Newton Best, 21, and Erma
Bethrum, p. Both are Californians
and residents of Seeley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
TWO C0LORED YOUTHS ARE
DROWNED IN JAMES RIVER
Sterling DowIcn and VI. H. Crittenden
Fail to Make Shore After Going
for Swim.

Many boys went swimming in the
James River yesterday, and two, both
Of them colored. were drowned IT is
but part of the toll which the river
takes every summer Two years ago
the city established n safety zone"
on tho river banks, where the white
boys could go swimming. The death
toll was reduced for there was n COM
petent swimming Instructor in charge,
and the boys were well cared for. This
city zone for white boys Is still in
operation.
Two colorcd boys Yesterday gave up
their lives to the river. Sterling Dow
den. sixteen years old, living on
Fourth street. South Richmond, was
drowned opposite the Dunlop Mills
while attempting TO return to shore
from half-suhmerEcd rock on which
he had sought refuge The distance
back was too much for his powers,
and he sank short distance from
shore. The body was recovered by
Walter Fox
NJ. l.. Crittcndcn, nftcen years old.
or 400 South Lomhardy street, also
swan out to a rock and was drowned
on tho return trip. His COMPANIONS
watched him from tho shore. but. be-
Ing ineXpcrt swimmers. they wcro I'M
able to go TO his rescue. The body was
later recovered and was turned over
TO Undertaken a. n. Price Coroner
Taylor was notified. but an inquest wax
deemed unnecessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
JENKINS TELLS CHURCH HE
WILL REMAIN AS PASTOR
WithdrnwS Resignation Upon Assur-
nnccs OF support From Calvary
baptist Members.

Rev. Carter Ashton Jenkins. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church Yesterday
morning announced TO his concrcg l.
ton that he had decided TO withdraw
his resignation of the passionate This
action was forecast in remarks made
by Mr.. Jenkins at the services last
Sunday, following n vote of .hc cor
Eregation against accepting his resic-
nation.
Mr.. Jenkins made no comment on the
reports Of discussions in the congre-
CATION, which have resulted in the
withdrawal Of several former members
OF he board of deacuns and other COM
mCnicants. His resignation had been
offered because he did no. feel that
lie had the united support of the con-
grcgation; but when he was asked to
remain as pastor by vote OF los to
IS, he stated that he considered il his
duty TO remain.
In brief address at the morning
service. Mr.. Jenkins said he believed
his work in Richmond was just begin
ming, and that Calvary Baptist Church
had brilliant future. He had re-
ceived assurances of support. he said
from a large ma iority Of his members
as well as from those OF other demon
inations.
Mr.. jenkins left yesterday afternoon
for Denbigh. Warwick County, where
last night ne opened q series OF re.
vival services. He will occupy the
pulpit at Calvary next Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
LIE MASURIER TO DIRECT
INSTALLATION OF CAMP
Goes to DnnvIlle Wednesday to At
tend Founding of Spanish WAR
HranCh.

Danville Camp, Spanish War Vet
Grams. will be instituted Wednesday
night at $3.50 o'clock under the aus
piccs OF Capt. Joseph LIE Masurier.
commander Of the Department of Vir-
GINA, assisted by Past National Junior
Vice Commander w. ii. Payne, Of
Roanoke. Other Spanish War veter-
ans from Richmond who will attend
the installation will be Capt. George
y. Skipwith. past national judgc-advo-
cate general. and Department Quar-
termaster Bernard Loving, Jr.
The Danvillc camp was organized
under the direction of Capt. Samuel y.
Shadrach. assisted by Capt. Charles y.
Raine, Lieutcnants George a. Martin,
j. ID. Gwynn and other members of the
old Third Virginia Volunteers, resid =
ing in Danville. The camp is the first
Of series OF new organizations of
Spanish war veterans which will be
Instituted IN Virginia during the next
few months. New camps have been
formed nj Alexandria, Petersburg,
charlottesville Suffolk, Wytheville
and other points.
Reports received by Commander lie
Masurier show that the camps at Rich :
mond, Norfolk. Portsmouth. Roanoke
, and Newport News are increasing their
m membership and are enthusia stically
assisting the department officers in
their campaign TO organize camps in
! all sections OF the State. The COM
mander expects to have twelve or ff-
teen new camps In his department be-
| fore January.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
BURTON FEELING 'EM OUT
Former Ohio Senator Is Estimating
Chances for Presidency.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch. J

Especial TO The Timcs-DispRtch.l
WASHINGTON. July ls.-Although ha
still declines to announce himself a
candidate for the Republican prcsiden-
tial nomination. former Senator Thco-
dore +. Burton, of Ohio. appears 10 be
making all arrangements TO that end.
II was announced to-day that he Will
make A swing around the circle 20
the Pacific Coast and back. making
political speeches.
Senator Weeks, OF Massa chusetts re-
Gently went through the same per-
Torrance for the purpose of getting
into personal touch with Republican
leaders and the rank and file through
out the great West.
The Burton boom. his friends say,
has assumed considerable dimensions,
and no longer can be ignored. Last
week he made two speeches In Penn
sylvan!a, addressing. the chambers of
commerce in Philadelphia and Harris
burg. This week he viii make n num-
Der OF speeches in Ohio. he already hav-
ing been assured that he will go into
the convention, II he so desires, as
the favorite son OF his own State.
Mr.. Burton starts on his Western tour
July 81. making his first speech in
Chicago. Then he will visit Helena,
Spokane. Tacoma. Portland, San Fran
he will turn East and stop Mt Salt
Lake City. Boise City, Cheyenne Dem
yer, Colorado Springs, Kansas City,
Omaha and st. Louis. lie expects to
be away about sixty days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
sCHERER HAS HARD LUCK
AS REFORMER OF CONVICT
secured Parole Of Henry Sharpe,
VINO Repaid Favor by Rob
bling His Home
MAN AND SILVER DISAPPEAR
convict Is Located in Greensboro.
~ C.' Where Authorities VIII Hold
Him Until Requisition Is A1ade by
Governor Stuart.

h'Ehtecn months ago Henry Sharpc
colorcd. was a convict in the Stat.
Penitentiary. He attracted tho ,t,.,
ZION OF Luther l.. Schcrcr. general
claim agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio
halfway, and member OF tho Mention
tiary board. who became greatly in.
tcrcsted in him
through Mr.. Schcrcr's influence
sharpe was paroled on his promise to
keep straight" thcrcafter. and Mr.
Scherer gave him a position as servant
IN his home. The negro proved faith
ful and diligent in his duties. and wa,
thought to have undergone a COM
pietc reformation He was cheerful
obiiginE. and Industrious. and was
making an ideal servant.
CONVICT AND SILVERwARE
DISAPPEAR FROM HOME
a short time ago there was missed
from the Scherer home a quantity OF
silverwarc' and other valuablcs. Henry
was missing also, and Mr.. Scherer's
homes OF reforming tho negro vanished
general alarm was sent out for the
paroled convict. but he could not he
located in the city. and nothing was
heard from him until yesterday, when
Information was received that ne had
been located In Greensboro. y. c. and
the authorities there were requested to
hold him until an officer could arrive
with reQuisition papers.
Yesterday Governor Stuart's secre-
tary, Alexander Forward. telcgraphed
Governor Locke Craig. OF North Caro-
lima. TO instruct the police at Green's
boro to hold Sharpe, informing him
that the rcquis!tion papers would be
mailed to Raleigh to-day. superintend-
cnt j. 3. Wood. OF the pcnitentiary.
will send guard after the fugitive.
Mr. Wood describes the negro as
Sharpe By name and nature"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
FALLS FROM WINDOW
Russell Is. Barnett II Taken to Hos
pitnI In Precnrious Condition.

Russell b. Barnett. of 500 North Ave-
nue.. Barton Heights, fell from the
second story porch of his home late
late night and was probably fatally
injured IT was said by his family
that he was in the habit of walking
in his sleep, and it is believed that last
night he went out onto the porch. on
which his rooms open, and sat upon
the slender railing.
The young man lost his balance and
struck head foremost on the concrete
walkway leading up to the house. DR..
Cullen Pitt, who lives not far distant,
was called in to attend him. and the
city ambulance was summoned. DR..
b. 4. Doggett was in charge o. the
ambulance, and removed Barnett to
the Virginia Hospital. 1t was said
early this morning that his condition
was serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
MRS. JOHN LAMB DIES
SUDDENLY At M|LLBORO
"He or FORMER Congressman Stricken
with Heart Failure at Sum-
mer Cottage.
BRING BODY TO RICHMOND
Funeral to BE Held After Arrival OF
Train This Aftcrnoon-Was the
Daughter Of Weli-Known Charles
City County Clergyman.

Mrs. Matte Redd Lamb. wife or Can
tam John Lamb, OF Richmond, former
member OF Congress from the Third
District died suddenly yesterday at
noon at Millboro. Bath County. where
she and her husband had gone three
weeks ago to spend the remainder of
the summer. She had apparently been
IN nor usual health up to the time she
was stricken with heart failure while
sitting on the porch OF her cottage.
Death followed within an hour. Can
tain Lamb and his sister. Mrs. James
I. Hiil. of Scottsvillc, was with hcr
when tho end came
The body will arrive in Richmond
TINS afternoon at 3:4O o'clock over tho
chesapcake and Ohio Railway. and the
funeral VIII follow immediately. In
termcnt Will be in Hollywood.
WAS DAUGHTER OF
REV. ANDERSON WADE, ID. ID.
Mrs Lamb was a daughter of the
late Rev. Anderson Wade. y. D., for
thirtE years rector of Wcstover Epis-
copal CHURCH in Charles City COUNTY
She was born in Henry County sew
cnty-one years ago. She had been n
resident Of Richmond for many wears.
ana had a large circle of friends in
the city.
Surviving her are her husband and
hFc childrcn-A. w, John A.. w C.
and +. g. Lamb. of Richmond. and
MIS-. Hugh Wooifolk. also of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
ORDERS PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
Wisconsin State Health Officer Vac
cinnfes Legislature Members.

MADISON. WIS, July 1S.-Dr. C. A.
Harper. state health officer. to-day
guaranteed the Assembly chamber at
the state House, ordered it fUmigated
vaccinatcd all members of the Legisla-
ture in Madison and all legislative en-
ployees, and tclegrap hed members of
the Legislature who had returned to
their homes over Sunday to be vaccin-
ated before returning to Madison
This action came after 1t was definitely
decided that Assemblyman Charles r.
Ploegcr, of Seymour, is suffering from
slight attack of smallpox. Plocger
left for his home on Friday
The Legislature is scheduled to meet
tomorrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
SISTERS OF ST. MARY's
RECEIVE ART TREASURE
DR.. Petersen, OF Paulist Fathers,
Presents Wood Carving OF
Christ on Cross"
NOW ADORNS NEW CHAPEL
Life-Size Figure Of Savior Is Com
pleted by Washington Priest After
Five Years Effort-Only One Other
Cruelty OF This Kind i'm r.. e

There has been presented to the Sis
ters OF 81. Mary's Bcnedictine Insti-
tutc In Richmond remarkable wood
carving OF a hfc-sizc figure OF the dead
'hT'st on the cross. Tho carving. which
no adorns their beautiful new chanel
is tho work OF Rev. Theodore Petersen
G. s r.. professor of church history
at Paulist Novitiate. Catholic Univer-
sity. Washington, D. C.
This work OF art is wonderfullv
realistic. and is all hand carved from
one piece OF seasoned oak, which ia left
in Its natural color Every muscle NJ
the body OF the Savior stands out
clear and distinct, and the results of
Father Petersen's efforts show a study
IN human anatomy as we'll as that of n
-ecr!y religious subject. The last
"oFds-lt has been consummated"-
have been pronounced: the thorn
crowned head has fallen on His breast:
The hair rests in gentle folds on the
shoulders. while a look OF inexplica bio
pcacc-likc the calm that follows tho
stornI-has spread itself over that face
beautiful beyond tho children Of men"
CARVING TOOK SPARE TIME
OF LAST FIVE YEARS
In completing tho figure DR.. Petersen
mas spent All his spare moments during
me last i've Years. accompanied by
KEY Thomas Y. Moore, c. s. T.. DR.
PETERSEN came to Richmond last week
ana assisted In placing the new crucitx
IN the chapel Of tho Bcncdictinc Sis
tcrs. The sisters feel that in this
Christ on the Cross they have a rare
treasure OF art.
Dr. Petersen is convert to the
Catholic faith. lie was born and
reared In Germany, where he studied
for the ministry of the Lutheran
I church. He was first drawn to the
Catholic church during "A course OF
study in religious art, and finally en-
'crcd its fold
According to connoisseurs OF re-
[ liEious att only one other cvucinX OF
/ this kind was ever made in the United
states. This also IS the work OF Or.
/ Petersen and II now hangs in the
/ chapel Of the summer villa OF the Paul
!st fathers at Rehoboth Reach in Della
ware. The treasure in the possession
OF the Paulist fathers was begun by
the priest in Germany before his con-
version to Roman Catholicism. and was
completed in 1909 at the old Paulist
novitia'cson the grounds Of the Cath
o!ic University in Washington. il Is
made OF single piece OF oak. and
already appears dark and aged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
RAID DEN Of THIEVES
LOCATED UNDER BRIDGE
detectives Arrest Seven Negro
Youths. Banded Together
as Ku-KluN Khan.
CHIEF is CALLED "BLACK BOY"
Members of Gang Had Lived Under
Bridge for Many Weeks, Support
ing Themselves by Petty Thievcry
From Fifth to Twentieth Streets

After they had lived and made their
home for many weeks under the Free
Bridge, seven negro hoys ranging in
age from twenty III fourteen years.
were arrested early Yesterday morning
ny Detective Sergcants Iircngcl and At
kinson on charge OF having robbed
the garage OF r. T. Hulchcr. : South
Seventh Street
The detectives claim that the boys
have committed deprcdations from
Fifth TO Twentieth streets They call
themselves the Ku-KluX Klan. and
every one has an alias. The Oldest OF
the gang is known as Black Boy: tho
youngest OF the tribe is known 10 hts
Both are very black
Chance aided the detectives in locat-
tne tho negro gang one Of them,
seeking cooler perch. was sleeping on
n roCi IN the river near the bridge
when the detectives Spicd him They
clam bered down and caught him. ana
forced him to d!vulge tn" hiding place
Of the others Al! We're asleep The
were living on narrow boards stretched
from rrder 10 girder. and from girdcr
20 one OF IL" big supporting stone pill
lars Here they had lived longer than
they could remember. None has a
home According TO tho police thcy had
lived by thiovcry. ana so succcssf full
were They iu their dcpredailons that
often they mad more than sunccd for
their immediate needs and Tia. surplus
was fed 10 tho fishes
The younger 81 tn" crowd viii be
tried in the Juvenile Court. The others
wil! appear IN Police Court bcfor. Jus
lice C!utchacld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
CHILDREN LEND HAND IN
ICE MISSION CAMPAIGN
foung People Join Elders to Relieve
Suffering Among City's
Poor.
PLAN BIG LAWN FESTIVAL,
haraca and Philathea Glasses OF
FIRST Baptist Church Will Give
entertainment on Old College
campus to Aid Ice Fund.

among the most active agents In be-
hhit OF the ice mission campaign tbiy
year have been the children who b,..
raised funds TO purchase coufor, TO-.
'hose OF the less fortunate of m.
e''S population who suffer from tn.
Intense heat While older people have
contehted themselves with con,ribu-
tlons or various amounts, many ~ ~.
younger folk have taken a moro ac,,y.
lnteres, In the campaign. with the re-
SUIT that their efforts have been n,
material help
FRIDAY night an entertainment was
given at ZIG South Boulevard for m.
benefit of the ice mission by C;wcnD
oolyn Hatcher, Marietta Mauck III
Han Frost. Marguerite Woodward
Catherine Flake. BcrtraIn ana Ralph
hatcher and Carlisle Flake. This was
the second affair OF this nature held by
these children and substantial sums
were realized from both.
HIGH TEMPERATURE AIMS
TO SUFFERING OF POOR
The high temperature OF the past
week has brought many calls on IN,
Ice mission fund. and more money 10
needed II relief is TO be given where
II Is most needed and ut a time who,
the demand Is greater than II has ever
"cen oeioic' rev people realize how
much real good can be done by
small contribution 10 the fund-a dol
lar being capable OF purchasing a
quantity OF ice that will relieve tho
suffering OF the children in many
families.
societies connected with churches in
the city are taking an active interest
IN the campaign, ana entertainments,
the proceeds OF which Will go to tho
ice mission. are being planned Tho
Baraca and Philathea classes OF the
First Baptist Church Will give a lawn
festival on the old Richmond College
campus tomorrow night. All kinds OF
refreshments viii be served at popular
prices, the Old South Ouartette will
sing. and there Will be other good
music.
The Times Dispatch will continue 10
receive contributions to the ice mis-
sion fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
SHOOTS COUSIN WHO CHlDEO
HIM FOR DOMESTIC QUARREL
Dick Taylor dangerously Nound.
Della Hooker and Makes
His Isscapc.

Angercd. il is said, because she rep
'inanded him Tor qGarrci!ng with his
wife and making 90 much noise that
she could not sleep. Dick Taylor early
yesterday afternoon shot and severely
wounded his cousin Della Booker. and
then made his escape
The woman, with a bullet In her
icft lung, ran from the house AT 4i5
Catherine street 10 the corner Of Hen
~ and Leigh streets. ana there col 70
iapscd. Or. Co:treN, Of Ginter PARK.
"ho Was passing at ,he time, stopped
his automobile and rendered FIRST aid
Policeman Green was summoned and
the woman Was taken 10 Virginia Hos.
ptal. Their" II was said that she had
a fair chance for recovery.
Detective Sergeant Krengcl investi.
gated the shooting. and AZ the woman's
instance, swore out warrant for
Taylor's arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
BOTH FACTIONS WIN
POINTS IN DECISION
State Committees Ruling in Norfolk
County Wrangle Regarded
rs Draw.
FUSIONISTS HOLD OFFICES
Primary for New Norfolk County
Democratic Committee to BE Held
on Day OF Senatorial Primary, Or
dered by State Chairman Ellyson.

BY the action OF the Democratic
state Committee. at Murphy's Hotel
saturday. the Fusionists Of Norfolk
county we're victorious so far as i'm
mediate results are concerned The
Straightouts failed in their efforts TO
nave the State Committee order a pri-
mary for the nomination OF county Of
Ulcers and members of the House Of
Delegates. but they will have an on
portunity to measure swords with III
fuSionists in selecting Nom bers of the
county committee at primary on
september IS, the same date on which
the primary for the selection OF 4
senatorial candidate from Norfolk
County and Portsmouth Will be held.
as ordered By state Chairman Ellyson.
In an Interview printed in Norfolk.
Maurice G. Long. president OF the Nor
folk County Democratic Association.
who appeared before the state Com
mittee on behalf OF the Straigh,ou,s,
said:
While we wanted a primary for all
county officers we are we'll satisfied
with what We got"