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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
NEWS AT THE RIFLE RANGE.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 1.-The Sec
ond Regiment, Virginia Volunteers.
under command of Colonel Robert
I.eedy, of Luray. broke camp at the
Virginia Beach camp site early yes
terday morning and the companies
departed in two sections for their
homes. The first section was COM
posed OF companies from Petersburg.
Roanoke, Chase City, Radford, Pu-
laski, Farmvilie and Big Stone Gap.
The second section was composed of
companies from Warrenton. Cuipeper,
Front Royal and Strasburg.
The scores made on the rifle range
have not been tabulated, but Is was
stated that the general average OF
the men would exceed that of the
First Regiment, although the First
had more men to reach the rating OF
marksman, sharpshooter and expert
on the rifle range. Revolver shoot
ing by the officers of the Second Regi-
ment was unsatisfactory. as not a
single officer qualified as an expert.
The high score was made by heuten-
ant Dinges, Company d, Front Royal,
who made 81 out of 100.
The regiment was inspected on Sat
urday by Captain Archibald Shipp,
Twentieth Infantry. y. 8, A., and Sat-
urday afternoon Colonel Charles III.
Consoivo, paymaster, paid off the men.
Officers and men had only praise for
the encampment site and rifle range
at Virginia Beach. Two heavy rains
failed to affect the camp in any way.
the drainage being practically perfect.
All hands were pleased with the water
supply and there was no such COM
plant as at Gordonsville last year.
Major Finch, chief surgeon OF the regi-
ment. called attention 10 the fact that
there had been no sickness in camp.
which he considered remar Bile. az
usually several men are laid up al
some time during an encampment oil
! a regiment
At noon today Company B, Captain
! Gale. of the Fourth Regiment, took Nr
detail duty and will guard the CAMP
until the Fourth arrives on August 8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
NINE CANDIDATES
have CLEAR FIELD
Lathe Apparent Interest In Proposed
Changes In Norfoak's

Norfolk, Va, August 1.-THE nine
men chosen by the Chamber Of Com
merce and the Board OF Trade win
write Norfolk's new charter, Il the
people OF Norfolk decide on August
20 that there shall be new charter
written.
Yesterday was the last day on when
prospective candidates mint fiie their
petitions and announcement OF ~
tention to make the race. When the
once of the clerk of the Corporation
Court closed for the day nine men
and only nine had taken advantage OF
the last opportunity. These nine were
those selected by the two trade oodies
OF the city. They will have no op-
positIon In the election of August ~,
when the people will vote on the duts-
ton of whether or not the charter
In to be revised and whom they want
to make the revision.
IL the vote be Affirmative and the
charter Of Norfolk revised the city VIII
as soon as allowed by law be under
the government of a city manager
selected by A commission. IL. In turn.
the work OF the revision commission Is
ratified by the people at 81 eceedtns
election to be held after tne work
Is completed.
Under the ordinance passed by the
City Council each candidate must state
in genera iterms what system ne pre-
fers and though the candidates is not
legally bound by the declaration he In
expected to be. Moreover, most OF the
nine men who are to be elected are
outspoken In favor of the city man
ager plan.
Agreed as the prospective commits
sion 10 on the general plan there only
remains for them TO work out the
details. They will study the city man
ager system as il is operated in the
several cities which have adopted 1t.
using those parts that appeal TO them.
rejecting others and incorporation
whatever of their own ideas they
think will make the system adjust
itself to peculiarly local conditions.
The lack Of interest that has been
taken in the question has been surpris-
ing to many observers, hTe voters at
large have seemed to care little or
nothing about the matter and where IL
had been expected there would b a
scramble for places on the ballot there
has been apathy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
TRUCK SHIPMENTS
NOM Decreasing
Only = Dosen crcps Moving Dursng
Last Half ofsstbe Past
2ss Week. 81 g. assssv

Portsmouth, Va, August e.-ship.
nent of truck crops are now az.
creasing both In quantity ana mum her.
Only a dozen crops were TT1ovink last
half Of the week: whereas nineteen
different crops moved during the firsl
half. fs
Potato shipments are falling on. The
last shipment on the twenty-stxh
reached only 622 barrels. The chip
ments for past six days We're: Po-
tatoes, 23.505 barrels at SIS cents to
3i.s7; egg plants, $3.50 crates at III
to S2.50;s sweet potatoes, 1915 bar-
rels at $3.50 to IS.
n The truckers are saking rest taxi
ing account Of stock and determining
whore they're at
"A little early kais is sown; and a
few planters have planted the late
crop Of peach blow potatoes.
The hum of the threshing machine
y heard out In Princess Anne. The
owner of the VI. 90 thresher had nine
teen Jobs Of threshing wheat and oats.
All An = space OF 4x5 miles,
Princess Anne County farmers are
feeding first-class potatoes 10 their
porkers The truckers are figuring on
September.
The fall crops are: Peas. beaun,
kale, spinach and cabbages.
it - probable that the acreage in
these crops will be greatly reduced
Corn tn making rapid growth. hut viii
hardly make more than three-fourtha
a normal crop. Sofa beans promise
to be afine crop and there are thou
sands of tons Of that crop now grow.
ing in first-ciass condition.
The truckers are now hustiing after
forage. -st szsr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
NEW YORKER AFOOT
THROUGH SUNNY SOUTH

Winchester, Va. August 2.--Mr. r.
ID. Emmons, of New York city, passed
through Winchester today on hike"
from Charleston. g. c.. on his return
trip to New York city. Mr.. Emmons
is member of the staff OF the New
York Magazine Syndicate. and is trav-
cling by foot for the purpose of study.
ing southern life In it's realistic set
ting. He is interested in the negro
problem more especially in it's rela-
ton to the South.
Mr. Emmons hopes to publish In
the Northern newspapers some time
this fall his views OF the South and
life in the South, under the title "A
Trip BY Foot Through the Sunny
South" The traveller Is high In his
praise of the treatment that has been
accorded him by the people OF the
SHENANDOAH Valley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03

Bristol, Va. August 2.--Frank Nc
Kamey, of Bristol. saved three youns
men from Johnson City. who went
down In the Holston River at Isia nd
Park. ten miles south Of this citv,
when a rowboat sank this afternoon
E E. Williams. member of the
party was lost. Mckinney rescued
Frank Brown, Phillip wineberg and
Edwin K. Berry. and later brought the
body Of Williams TO shore. The
young men were having an outing al
tAne park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
HuckIeberry Crop Plentiful.

seaford. Del. August 2.--The poor
mans crop that is never planted, put
always reaped. lie now AZ It's height,
and Is bringing thousands or dollars
into the pockets of poor families In
lower Delaware. 1t IL huckleberries.
and many families have driven down
In wagons and camped on the edge
of Cyprus Ewanrp, where the best
berries grow,
Two ktnds are In demand. the up
land and the swamp berry. the swamp
berries being much more plentiful ana
easier 70 pick. On many of the bushes
they hang in clusters and q sweep OF
the hand will 90 far to filling q box.
The crop this year 10 more plentiful
than for number OF years past and
Families are making - high ~ SIS to
S10 4 Day, ~ everyone picks, from the
ar1aiisxt * the khm1ly " ths hsad.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
ELLSWORTH MUST PAY
ALL RACK ALLMONY

mer Ellsworth Keyser was ordered by
the Circuit Court OF Frederick County
late yesterday afternoon to pay his
wife. Mrs. Eudora Orissa Keyser, of
this city, the sum Of t3,i3e.sG back
ahmony and hereafter pay to her $40
per month. The court required Mr..
keyser TO convey his interest in the
Atwell farm near Bartonville to Mr..
r. Gray Williams. trustee, to secure
the payment of accumulated alimony
and to give bond with good security
to guarantee the payment OF alimony
In the future.
Mrs. Keyser obtained divorce
from bed and board from Elmer Els
worth Keyser In 1a02. and the case
attracted considerable Newspaper at
tention at the time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
News From All Sections Of Virginia
Mr.. ss-EMP FoRESEEs 4
VICTORY IN NINTH

Roanoke, Va, Aug. 2.-That the
Progresstves ana Republicans will pre-
sent solid front TO oppose the Demo-
Gratis m the national election next
year was the opinion of CONGRESSMAN
c. Bascom Slemp. OF the Ninth vir-
sinia District, who arrived in Roa-
noke last evening to confer with Re-
publican ieaders In this city.
Mr. slemp talked Interestingly last
night. reviewing State land Federal
politics and forecastiflx confidentiy q
change in the national administration
and an increase In Republican
strength in Virginia.
II have encountered untoId dissatis-
faction In the State on both national
and State taxation. he said. .ar1d
notwithstanding the income tar and
the war revenue, provided by the pres
emf administration, the next Congress
will be confronted with the necessity
OF providing about $4,000. COO add.
tfonai."
This. he said, was the situation that
would confront the next session gof
Congress. In the same way. he said.
people Of the State are beginning to
awake TO the expenditure OF money
for State purposes.
I'm 1899 the expenses of the state
government were $Se7s,507, while In
1914 they were $7.11s,s7s. In 1892
the salaries Of state officers were
S107.s21. and In 1914 they had
jumped to s3a4,2e7." /
Continuing, Mr.. Slemp said: I'VE
will make racticaliy q clean sweep
in the Ninth District next year and we
expect a large increase In our repre-
sentation In the Virginia Legislature.
And the Republican legislators will
present DEFINITE suggestions regarding
taxation and useless State officers,"
REGARDING the national situation,
Mr.. Siemp said that Weeks. OF Mas
sachusetts; Root. of New York; Borah.
OF Idaho, and Mann, of Illinois. were
being favorably mentioned as presi-
Dental candidates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
MAN IS
SLAIN BY EMPLOYE

Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 2.--David Got
sehall. white man, about forty Ave
years old. widely known resident Of
Amherst County. died today In local
hospital from wounds inflicted by
Joseph Litchford. mother white man.
yesterday at negro baptfzing in the
James River here,
Litchford was an employe OF Cot
schaIl and they met At the river and
disagreed over business transaction.
In the altercation sotschalf was
stabbed several times In the abdomen.
He was hurried TO the hospital and
Litchford was locked UP in the Lynch
burg jail, but will he turned over to
Amherst County authorities for trial,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
wslliam y. noaramaa Diea.

washington. .. C., Aug s.--Wfliiam
Jarvis Boardman. eishty-three years
old, retired lawyer and philanthropist
and father of Miss Mabel Boardnan,
of the Red Cross, died at $50 o'clock
this morning at hts home. 1901 street
northwest. Mr. Boardman was taken
III about fve months ago in Ormond.
Fla.. and had been III at his home here
since that time.
Funeral services are to be held At the
p Street home "wednesday morning at
1880 o'clock. Interment, which Is to
he private. will be In the family plot
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
RAID nIsTTLLERY;
ARREST OPERATOR

Winchester. Va. August Deputy
o. T. Wood. assisted by Possen1an q.
y. Smith. of Aitavista, on yesterday
raided and destroyed sn Illicit disffi.
iery on the farm Of J. L. vassar. three
miles from Charlotte Courthouse. IRE
still was on the spring branch near
the yasssr home. and yassar was ar
rested. He confessed. according TO the
officers. that he had operated rie stiii
and he win be taken before tbs United
States commissioner at Danville to
give bond for his appearance At the
Federal Court at Danville IN October,
: The raided stiil consisted Of copper
still. cap and worm, together with
five fermerteTs.s one wood douhler.
slop vat and other appliances II had
recently been In operation. -. 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03

washington, Aug. Am Oklahoma
farmers wife who had read in press
dispatches from Warrington that q
conscience stricken New Yorker had
recently sent $4,000 to the treasury
as reparation for something he con-
ceived he had taken from the govern
ment wrote to Secretary McAdoo ask
ing for $1,000. She said she needed
the money worse than the government
did
The writer explained that II she
got the concession she intended to pur-
chase a COW a Ford auto, and a set
Of false teeth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
@NN@TEvTr~

provided for three or four hours la
Dor day for each servant.
AZ LunAy.
The Following Richmonders spent
last week at Luray. Va: Mr.. Richard
NJ Taylor, Mr.. r. w Newsom. Jr..
Mrs l. r. Montague. Mira. w. II. Mon
tague. Mr. valerie de MiIhau. Mrs.
Rene de Milhau. Mre. William T.
Christian. Miss Myrtle Leonard, Miss
Lucille Leonard. Miss Viola Adams, DR..
and Mrs Henry Marshall Mr.. and
Mrs. ". b. Cosby, Miss Ethel Smith,
Mrs l. ~. Jeter, Mrs c. n. letter. Mr..
whitiock. Mrs. J. q. Barnet, DIR. and
Mrs n. D. Brooks, Mrs. r. L. Will
iiams, Miss Grace Royal and Miss
R.sa Watkins
Personals.
Miss Katherine Hagan, who has
been visiting Miss Marie Ridley in At
lanta Ga, has returned 20 the city.
Mrs H. A. Hare. Mr. and Mrs j.
C. Sanders. OF Highland Park. have
returned from a two weeks trip TO
Asheville, N. c., and Lake Junaluska.
They have as their guests Mrs. VIII
liam J. Hogan and son, Louis. of
"Dorgham -on-the-James"
Mrs Edmund strudwick and daugh-
ter. Miss Jane Strudwick, are regis
tered at The Inn" Black Mountain,
". c.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bosher are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. p.
Crockett In Stockley Gardens. Norfolk
Mrs Merritt Crenshaw and Miss
Virginia crenshaw. who are spending
the summer Mt Virginia Beach, are In
Richmond for a brief stay.
Misa Roy Allen 10 tho guest of Mrs.
A. A Cannaday at her home in Roa-
noke.
Mr.. and MIRA. Lnwood Eggieston.
of Chin boraxo Park, left the city Sat-
urday for Chicago. where they will he
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Greg
DRY for several days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory have been spending the early
summer in Wisconsin.
Miss Theresa Lukhard has returned
from Newbern. ~. c., where she mas
been the guest of Mrs. ]. A Rawls.
Miss Margaret Enslow and Percy
and Clayton Holiday are the guests OF
Mrs. w. G.. Kabfe. of Gtaunton, Va
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Atkinson have
returned from two weeks stay AT
Ocean View.
Quite a colony Of Richmonders are
at Natural Bridge, among them beins
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. p. winston. who are
located at the Jefferson Cottage and
Miss r. L. Guy. Mr.. and Mrs. M. M
Anderson have returned TO the city
after spending some time In this IA
nous beauty spot.
Mrs Charles Page. Mrs, q. A. Van
dersiice and three children are the
guests of Mrs e. F. Kahle. of Ahins'
don, Va
Miss Ethel Kimbali, Of Alexandria
la the guest Of Miss Virginia Rich
ardson.
Misses Ellen and Ruth Bates arr
the guests of Mrs. r. II. Wills o.
| Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
TOOK PART OF BAND OUTFIT;
WILL BE BROUGHT BACK

Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
on the Governor of Ken
lucky for Charles Williams, wanted
In Wise County for grand larceny
VILLA ms In charged with having stolen
a cornet and a uniform. the property
OF local band Sheriff s. T. Beverley
will go for Williams, who lie under
arrest In the Corbin county Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
No Primary In Lynehhsrx.

tynchburg. Va. Aug. 2.--walter r..
Addison editor of the Lynheburg News,
having been declared the Democratic
nominee for the State Senate. no votes
will be cast for him tomorrow. !.
Calvin Moss has been declared the
Democratic nominee for the House OF
Delegates.
Lynchburg will, therefore, have NO
primary tomorrow. In the counties
contiguous TO this city, however. close
political lights are being walked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03

Winchester. Va. Aug. 2.-HenrY Ho
gans, one of the most highly respected
colored citixens OF Winchester, diet
Thursday Surviving him are his wild
ow. seven children, as follows: Edgar
Abraham, William. Armstead. Elijah
and Rev Matthew C. Hogans, OF the
A. NJ. =. Church. Delaware, Ohio. AM
Mary Robinson. Of Corneilvflle. Pa, Ths
deceased leaves considerable propert,
which he accumulated by industry and
thrift.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
Man KILLED In Runaway

Stanton, Va, August Lee Fret
well, a farm iabeFer. was killed yes.
serday when a horse he was driving
ran of He was accompanied by his
employer E,rsckieF Mcs1ett. Beth. men
Jumped from the wagon. Fretweifs
head struck a post and his skull was
fractured. Mr.. Moffett was only slight
~ hurt. The dead man leaves o
widow and twelve young children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
HAVE RIGHT TO USE FORCE
IN EJBCTTNG CALLER

Holding that one may eject a caller
from his ONCE by force II he win not
depart when requested so to do, JUS
tice Crutchfield yesterday dismissed q
charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred against Colonel Allen Potts by
William M Miller, real estate dealer.
with once ut 12s North Ninth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
PERISH WITH sUpMARINE:.
Twelve OF Grew Reported Lost In
Wreck of German U.Hoa2.

Wreck of German U.BoA&
London. Aug "A Reuter- dis
patch from Copenhagen says that fish-
ermen who have returned from Luz
beck are authority for the stAte-
ment FIAT a. new German submarine,
while on trial trip between KIei and
FehmArn. was totally wrecked some
days ago. twelve Of the crew being
frowned. /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03
l. r. wooDcocK DROPS DEAD.

Dfarshali Field RETAIL store Head sac
eumhe 10 Heart Disease.
Chicago. Aug. 3.--Iinsey T. Wood
cock. general manager OF Marshall
Field Il Co.'S retail store. dropped dead
Of heart disease here today He was
born in Barring. Me, in 1853, came to
Chicago lin 1879. and year later en-
tered the employment of Field, Letter
g. Co, which later was succeeded by
Marshall Field a Co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-03

Miss Ethel Kimbali, of Alexandria,
In the guest Of Miss Virginia Rich
ardson.
Misses Ellen and Ruth Bates are
the guests of Mrs. X. n. Wills, OF
Roanoke.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27
Stewart, lulilausen.

r. " Mulhauseu, bookkeeper at
the Waxahachie Gas company. and
Miss Grace Stewart of Gushing. Ok,
we're married Christmas day at the
home OF Rev. George w. Truett at
Dallas and are al home temporarily
at the Wyatt house on West Main
street. Mr. MGlhauseE. who came
here some months ago from oklaho-
ma, sprung q surprise on his friends
by slipping OF to get married a
hearty welcome is extended both
these young folks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27
HERRING WILL
PLEAD GUILTY
MAX WHO SHOT GEORGE NORTH
WILL ASK SUSPENDED SEN
TESCE.
SELECTING 4 JURY
Evidence Will BE Taken This After
noon to Determine Whether or
Not suspension .. Sentence
Il Merited.

When district court was convened
this afternoon D. r. Herring. charg-
ed with mansiaughter. was arralgr-
ed and entered plea OF guilty. The
defense made application for sus-
pended sentence, which necessitata rs
taking evidence sufficient to show
motive for the killing OF young
George North az Sterretr early In The
fail. The court explained 10 the DE-
PENDANT That the matter OF sus-
pended sentence rests solely with the
Jury in the case and that ihe court
has no poWeT to either grant or deny
SANG
In the selection Ct jury before
Which evidence VIII be taken en.y
nine aero scared out 81 tine regular
Jury fcr the week. and Sheriff Dear
born MAS instructed TO summon sew
On additional men from which e
complete the Jury. ~ sooE az the
3ury has been completed the defend
ant will admit killing young North
at the Ksnble store IN sterTett and
viii endeavor 10 show Qualification
to the extent that suspended set.-
fence sill b. granted By the jury.
9he case attracted considerable at
tention st the tlme George North va
tsno. 10 death and quite a little in
.terest il manifested In the trial to-
lday In his application for suspend
led sentence Herring asserts that ~
wGs ne9er convicted OK & felony IN
this or any other state IN the union
and that his reputation is good 81
icoacerns abiding citizen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

ton, San Antonio; r. i. Campbell
Canyon; VIII Roberts and family
wexaliachie; Marvin Dickinson
wGxahachi: II. T. corbett. st. Louis.
Miss Hosford. Waxahaehie; Jno
Kerner and wife. Dallas: Fred Good
win, Dallas: l.. C. Shelton. Ennis
w. &. Kennon. Bardweil; r II
Boyer, Toledo. O. W Reagih. For
ney: Miss Fay Wolfe, Waco: c. ]
Lane, Dallas: DR.. r. c. Mayer, Dial
las: Or. s. r. Watson. Waxahachie
Rex v. Clark. ST. Louis. Chas. Ra
der. Hillsboro: Joe X. Tatman
Iiillsboro, T. p Griffin, Hearnei
Theo Ezell. ST. Louis. II. II. Skin
ner. Dallas; c. kennon. Bardweil
O Corwin, Dallas. F. L. Stephenson
Dellas; John c. Wood, Dallas, IL
Nj. Christian. Carlsbad, y NJ. T. f
Toome. Hillsboro; 5. Satterfield
Hillsbofo, J T.. Gist. Lancaster
c. A. Ealcs. waxahachie; r. 4
peab9dy. Corpus Christi; Geo c
Davis. Dallas; bliss McNewsome
Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27
I'll ulD iEl1
ID n TIE Court


~ the fexAG criminal laws are
vogy 6efecsive h csidczfed BY the
- snaf Ollie Beaupre ard J c.
1fjtcAezl. h0th charged With murder.
~ y Hberty and the surssscs cam
~ ~ heid responsible for their
3aiInre % pat In appearance. Tn
~ IL nv ~ X stands today re-
xonaal " the higher courts makes
~ oond void and the defendant
nsus4 - arrested again Ollie Beau
~ 3 aid 70 be in the Eaglish
army ana !. G. Mitchell il out Of
reack u the ofiIcers
1hs followtng proceedings we're
had - district court here this
norninx:
Ii ~ case Of Israel Hill, charged
With perjury. the indictment was
unasAea On application q! the de-
feudant and Hin Was released from
5ntl.
Ii the case Of J. C. Mitchell.
charged with murder OF I1enaan
Sparks. the defendant failed TO put
il appearance and rc0gnizanee for
feit>d. Mitchell was convicted al
the January term OF district court
ana given ten years in state prison.
H Appealed the case and same was
reversed, which under the present
l&w makes void the reecgnizsnce.
and he Is free man unless re-
arrested
The Oiise Beaupre Gaze VAS or
defca retired frzrs the docket antil
Defendant IL rea-restesl. II being I'M
slersso1a thas slnssa A@nr Il n the
English afaay 81 Alexandra. Egyss.
and us recognEzanee bond hasing
II j previous tarsa Or this court
besa declared Ineffective
NJ E. Williams. charged With en-
bszzsesnent, Eiss BE- continued until
atsa January sern by agreement