Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

were given food. This year Il y neither
army worms nor loou0ts that bother
ing the Frederick countians. An en-
drely new sort Of pest has Appeared
The cricket OF hearthstone fame has
migrated from tho tall gTaas and drs-
place sections. commonly aaoooiatsd
with rural Life. and made m debut In
Frederick.
Nerfelk. VIII take care = ~ Ras-
senger trafne In Norfolk AZ dis time
and for year, 70 come the Atlantic
erect passenger terminals on the peop
erty recently purchased By the Al
lantio Land and improvement Com
pany. Plans for the development Will
sixty days. and Will them be submitted
to the committee from Norfolk busi-
ness organizations that has heen han
ding the proposition. A. certain leases
sos sa' ~oll DO mot Sc sns s.
that eime.
a1 Ss.,.s:'. ,:.,r.s ;.., - -: r.
. number Of Year, lived hsss. mse .
tragic death whom he vas struck ana
instantly killed By Cumbsstand Val
ley freight train: NJ. Bewers vas 1t
past at the usual rate Of spesd II Il
believed that IN stepping over ems Of
the rails he stumbled and plunged
head nrst against the passing train.
skull had been crushed ana that he had
died instantly.
so1fsIa: , y:I :. go T. :. 49,.
merce Saturday from DR.. Clarence J.
Owens. managing director Of the South
ern Commercial ConEresa. Norfolk Will
be the meeting place Of the house. the
southern governors and che capital Of
the state Of Virginia during the week.
of December IL. while the congress is
IN session. Gov Stuart will DO pres
emit and will make the opening address.
ern governors has been issued By Gov.
Stuart. who will be here the whole
week with his atan.
Keyser. w. VA SON ana q daugh-
bert Wolfe were badly burned in an
explosion in a feed mill opersAed by
Dwight Davis here. Dewey Davis. son
Of the proprietor. was in the mill with
e5s sssss the sh sas
match to look for the trouble. An OK
plosion of gasoline followed. the
fight against typhoid. the Relief Asso-
citation of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. embracing In it's
membership practically all Of the
Of the members with anti-typhoid vac
cine The treatment Is furnished free
by the association. and several hundred
have already taken their first inJec-
tions. While the incubation Is not
| compulsory. the officers of the associa-
ton are urging the men to take the
precaution urged by the city health
department. lamentations are being
given at stated hours at the general
offices of the company and the Viii
liam Byrd Park terminal
Havre do Grace, Md-OwinE to the
failure OF the shad catch this spring at
the fish hatchery In the Susuuehanna'
missioner, will remove the hatchery to
Choptank river.
Elkins. w. va-Andy LochIiner. a
merchant at Thomas, was learning to
drive his new automobile when he met
a calf on a bridge at Williams. In at
! tempting to pass the animal he ran OF
the bridge and the car turned over and
imprisoned Lochilner under. the water.
Section hands nearby rescued him. but
his neck was broken and he died at
Elkins Hospital.
horne was SO severely injured when
the porch at the Brookville High
School. upon which a number of per-
sons had taken refuge from q storm,
collapsed that she died. Her leg was
broken and she sustained internal in
| juries.
Charleston. w. ya-More than fifteen
school buildings were destroyed by the
recent food in the Cabin creek and
| Coal river valleys, according to infor-
nation received by the state superin-
tendent of schools He will shortly
call a special election to vote a lew
to get sufficient money to replace the
buildings.
Hagerstown. Md.-Mrs. Myrtle Sum-
mers filed suit here for $4,000 damages
against Owen u. Sherley. whose five
story hotel partly collapsed during a
violent rainstorm July 25. killing her
husband Herbert Summers, and two
others. The plaintiff alleges the ma
terfals used in constructing the hotel
were faulty and that Sherley was
negligent