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Evening star., 1919-09-28
NEtHSS FROM NEARBY MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, September 27.-Wil-
liaN H -oehlert. charged with shooting
and killing Linwood Kidwell here No
vsmber IL. 1918. in the ofiice Of the
yardmaster Of the Southern Railway
Company, was today sentenced to six
months in Jail by a jury from Freder-
icksburg, Va, sitting in corporal ton
court here. He will have only -ht
days to serve, as he was in I'll
save this time while awaiting b.,
This was the third trial for o.. t.
In the FIRST trial jury gave a verdict
Of ten years in the penitentiary. This
verdict was set aside and a second
jury wass unable to reach an agree
ment.s
A coroner's Jury summoned by DR..
y. M. Jones. which met today at
Wheatley's mortuary chapel to in
vestigate the circumstances attend
ing the death OF William G. Brown, a
freight brakeman, who died from in
juries sustained at the Potomac yards.
gave verdict to the effect that his
death could. have been avoided" Tes-
timony was that the lights at the
point of collision in which he was
fatally injured are SO strong az to be
almost binding.
The War Camp Community Service
NA0O hciu d OANCo Tonight III Cue GIkS
Hail. It marked the close Of the
clubs activities in Alexandria.
A large delegation Of Shriners OF
this city will leave Monday at 10 am.
on a special train for Harrisonburg,
Va, to attend q ceremonial session.
The train will make stops at Manassas
and The Plains.
Albert Ives, who lived at Potomac,
Alexandria county, died last night at
the hospital here of typhoid fever. He
is survived by his wife and several
childrea.
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/. ..CHERRYDAlE

cHERRYDALE. vs,.aSape1ls
Efforts are being nrsdD %
here T. post Of the AuaaEn 119
All soldiers, sailors ana "a wfo
serysd during the late sr rA Sztxe-
BILE for membership and sre0 -
communicats with JChnra 1R
~ soon as possible. -.
Rally day II to be Observed
Baptist Church tomorrow. An inter-
esting program has been arranged.
including the baptism Of several can.
didates at Sandy Beach At 3 p.m- with
Dr.. 0atlin omciating; B. =. p. u
meeting at z Pm. and preaching at
s pm, with special music.
Work has been started ON the con-
Stfuction Of new tWo-1tory con.
crete building to house the hfe en-
gine company at Dorsey street and
Falls Church turnpike. II 10 estis
is to be 10 by 50 feet, viii cost about
$40, 900. The entire hSst Aoor win
be given over to the fire apparatus.
while ON the second door It 10 plan-
ned to have . large auditorium, which
viii be used by the fire department
sSs msnH its o hs sae r sas
such q keen interest In the project
that they are helping dig the founda-
tion.
Much progress has been made on
the new concrete road being con
structed from Cherrydale to Falls
e e aeS lI1T caa
try club, It 10 said.t that both .tlese
road improvements VIII be coup1oted
in about thirty-dayA s's .
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,

The executive committee Of the Alex
andria County Civic Federation. which
was instructed at the last meeting Of
the federation to present the question of
changing the name Of the county to tho
people for the purpose Of ascertaining
public sentiment. has sent out q letter
urging every citizen to express his con-
victions on the question In q letter ad-
dressed to Charles T. Jesse, Alexandria
County Court House, Clarendon, Va.
The letter states that II Mr.. Jesse rep.
Of the the s ss ns
be urged by those favoring q change Of
name to introduce a bill to that end.
and he has indicated his desire to be
fully informed as to the sentiment OF
ton. In writing to Mr.. Jesse the COM
mittee also urges those who favor the
change should give their reasons and a
choice Of name. II there are any OPP
posed to the change they are also asked
TO write and give their reasons.
that the reasons urged in support Of the
change are that the county IL without
Individuality; that 1t Is constantly con-
fused with the city Of Alexandria In the
minds Of outsiders; that It fs 80 over
shadowed by said city that most people
out Of the county think that Alexandra
is the county seat; that letters Of I'm.
rortance intended for county officials
are frequently delivered to officials OF
the city, and that whenever anything
creditable transpires in the county the
city OF Alexandria gets the credit, and
vice versa. ..-
Members Of the Alexandria county bar
and other friends Of the late George n.
Rucker. who served for twenty-five
years as clerk Of the court. will honor
his memory by having = Hfe-sfse por-
trait painted and hung in the courtroom
of-the courthouse.
william Hofatio Norton has with
drawn his name from the long list Of
candidates for the place al commits
sionef Of revenue.
Efforts are being made by the resi-
dents Of Arlington to have the Post Of
fee Department rescind its order which
dtscontinues the post office at Arlington
October and places that section In the
rural delivery class. A mass meeting
was held this week and plans made to
present the plea to the postal authorf-
ties.
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.e()[PEPER..

CULPEPER, Va. September 81
Among the new enterprises in Cul-
peper is the White Oak Chair Manu-
featuring Company. owned and man
aged by T. @. Thompson. The plant
10 In operation and made its first
shipment last week. The factory ia
equipped with electric motors and
has a capacity Of 100 chairs daily.
Joseph Jenkins died suddenly In the
depot here last Tuesday evening. Mr..
Jenkins. who was from Sperryville.
was on the way to the hospital in
company With his physician. He had
been home only a few weeks from
A very alarming and peculiar dis
exse 10, prevalent Smong the horses
on. the fArms near, here. The vet
erinary has not pronounfed the cause
or the name OF the disease. but In
every case IT. hAssFssulted fatally.
Leon Male has announced the en-
gAYement OF hiD sSistsf Leslie to DIR.
Rea Parker of. Smithhe1d, Va. The
Wedding Will take place in the early
fall. Miss Nalle Is well known in
Washington.
Another engagement Of interest is
that Of Miss Florence Vass, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rosslyn vass, to Mr..
Mercer Nalle. Miss Vass has fire.
quently visited relatives in Wash
ington and has spent much time with
her cousin. Mfs. Earl Clarke Of Cleve-
land Park.
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bALLSION...

BALIsToN. Va, September 27.-Ar-
rangements are being made By the
Junior Order. United American Me-
chapics, Of 4Ballston to hold . fair
October II to 1s. inclusive. on the
old schoolhouse grounds. for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to equip . band.
which was recently Organized. All
sorts Of amusements are being plan
ned I'd any effort to make the AFFAIR
a success. The general committee
on arrangements is as follows: How
ard smoot, chairman; n. L Grimsiey.
J. H. Clements. Louis Burrows. John
Proctor and Esley Arnold. Announce
ment Ii made that the order has in-
creased from a membership Of So to
127 in the past year.
It is expected that improvements
VIII soon be made to the Presbyterian
Church. Plans are being drawn which
Will be presented to a meeting Of the
congregation Thursday. October 2, for
A benefit chicken supper will be
held at st. Georges Parish Hall Fri
day. October 3, from 8 to Z pm.
Boy Scout troop committeemen and
scout leaders at q meeting this week
made plans for expansion. and i'm
proyement of activities IN the county.
One Of the features. Of the meeting
was an instructive address BY Deputy
Field Executive Joseph Plant Of
Washington. Those present were:
Dr.. ". c. .wellburn, L G. Fountain.
Henry Gilbert, DR.. B. II. Swain, A.
Hun. viii Moouinn, Orland Conklin.
Melville Beach, r. NJ, Sherwood. Rev.
W., b. Everett. Jr.. and Rev,, Edward
Wright -
Keith shreve. SON Of Nj. and Mrs.
r. B, Shreve, who had his arm broken
and received other painful injuries
N streets Friday, is now at his home,
recovering from his wounds, He
was treated at Emergency Hospital.
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FREDERICK.

FREDERICK. Nd. September 81
Insurrection has broken out In. the
ranks Of the republican party Of
Frsdericls county. Although they
were dsfeated st . rscsnt primary
election, three republicans have an
nouncsd their intention OF running
for election at the, November cast as
independent candidates. 8. Fenton
Harris, at one time an oficiai in the
republican organisation, who was de-
feated as a candidate for county
treasurer. is out a. an Independent.
ssn.tor Ssorss. = ,,s x.usman;, tns;,,gs Msoss g
the state legislature, 10 likewise an
independent candidate for senator.
Marion G. Miller. once candidate for
sheriff, will run for that. ofAce In OPP
position to the. nominated republican
candidata. william Q. Wertenbaker.
Eight casss OF Spanish. influen.a
have bsen reported Or .s.n..1n in grsdsriek I.
STsdsrick city. Ths easss are msid.
Health conditions in this county are
described by the two ofndials ~ Shove
normal. t@f-as : .
The compulsory school attendance
and statewide vaccination laws were
upheld this week in the Frederick
county circuit court BY = jury nsds
tusnsd verdict Of guilty asainst
Harry Eccard of near. Ellertons
CHARGED with. failing to either have
hie child yReoinated or, enroll IL lin
sohooi. The trial was q test case
and systematically edecides & dozen
other similar cases which have been
,hansing dYe tor . year pr SO.
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FALLS Church.

FALLS CAUHCds lVAs september
27-rhe public schools opened Mon
day. with an enrolment of s02 pu-
pills. At the opening last year there
were 2e6 pupils and this number In
creased to 2Sl. DR.. R A. Davidson.
former pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church. opened the exercises with .
Bible reading and prayer and Rev.
Mr: Lusby Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church South gave talk to the
children. =. E Eastman, president
OF the board. told the children that,
now that the var is over. Efforts will
which Il 10 hoped to have by next
year. At present the board owns
.. tract Of about feur sores In Falls
Church Park. but, 40 there IL some
objection to this ~ not being central
enough. this matter win have TO- be
settled first The. board, has taken
street. where the primary school IN
held. The regular session OF the
a1rst and second grades. which could
not be held this weak, owing to the
repairs being inconplete, viii open
sessions for each grade, In the first
grade children OF i've years will be
admitted for subprimary training.
The Falls Church Chapter. D. A. R.,
met at the homo Of the regent. Mrs.
n A geliowa ysstsrdsy afternoon.
BILE facilities Of the main school
building wers discussed. Tho mem-
befs said they would do all In their
power to help the board In its efforts
to provide q new and adequate build :
public meeting soon and have Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett Of Alexandra,
who 10 state regent, give a talk on
her recent travels through France.
The Womanss Civic League win be
asked to cooperate and light re-
Sns ooe hundrsdtS @ "a elvsoi snniver,ary Of
'tho T. O. O =. was celebrated Thurs
d4y night, at tho Odd Fellows' Hall,
which was specially decorated for the
occasion. and banquet was served to
160 guests. Past Grand 8. n. Styles
vas toastmastsr ..t.. and George sso..,,v. -.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter Of Aiexandria
spoke on '1Odd Fellowship-What It
Is": Past Grand William IL. Ellisop
gave an account Of the work Of the
Local lodge from Its organization
thirty years, $50: rsse Grand j. y:
ipfiusnce On the, homa: Past Grand
Nal ]. p. Thomas told OF the work
OF the odd Fellows Orphans Home
at LyuchburY; w. l. Martin Of Alex.
andrla spoke on sthe Rsbekah branch
Of the order: n. e. Church spoke ON
|patriotism and the. soldisrs who went
from this lodge, and Rev. H A. Beach
on we BE brethren. Mrs. Minnis
@llison gHve two readings; Miss Nan
8eay vocal solo and special music
was furnished ~ Mr.. ". W. Fowler
on: the vioan and Albert Lester on
the cornse with aaM Nilsson -
NJ
A special, inee<ing Of ths womsn.s
Missionary Eocfety- Of tho Baptist
Church was held Thursday to launch
the campaign for its, share Of the
SIS, 100000 which u to be raised for
The Woman's Missionary meeting OF
the Presbyterian Church, which Is
usually, held, the third Thrfsday, In
the month; ~: Aeid this Thursday st
served and planssfocs .thA -yeax,A work
vere-discussed .zg ;ts $50 es
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FREDERICKSBURG.

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Septem-
ber GA bank has been organised IN
King George county with the fol-
loving officers: Dr.. G.. c. Mann
president; Dr.. N. ". Minor. vice pres
ident; A. E. Carver. secrstary-cashfer'
The above, with the following. form
the board Of directors: J. 7. Minor.
NJ. N. Gift, r. c. s. Hunter. Lewis A.
Ashton. The bank win open BY IAN
uary !. 6,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah =. Hayden OF
Iryington have issued Invitations to
the marriage Of theit sister. Miss Le-
liza Alice Mcdaniel, to T.: Eldfidge
ONeai, October 4 at $3.50 pm. In the
Baptist church there.
At q convention Of republicans here
DR.. C. Leo Cooke OF this city VA
nominated ~ candidate for the state
senate from this district
a bSsinsa' noNas sess With st
Beale, PRESIDENT; 7. B. Gill. vice
president; I. D. Vincent. secretary. a
committee was appointed consisting
of L p. Martin. Joe Baker and J. 7.
Richards to 60 before the governor
and Eseuegt the epDoinfmsnt& & Of Rob
commission.
John Dupee of California has pur-
chased from Judge r. H l. Chi
chester Of 'Glencairne" farm. in
Stafford county. q Guernsey bull calf
Roy c. Jones and Miss .virsinia
May Allen, both OF this city. were
married here, last night by the Rev.
H L. Hout at the Methodist parson-
Miss Irene Callahan of this city and
Frantz, Coleman Wilson of Casey, .S.
c., were married at the Methodist
church here Wednesday night, Rev.
H. l. Hout oficiating.
At meeting Of the executive COM
mittee Of the Virginia Insurance Fed
erntion at Greenbrter White Sulphur
Springs, W.: Va State Senator C.
O'Conor Goolrick Of this city was
appointed general eopnsAl for the orr
eahizAtion. -.
Democratic delegates from Stafford
ana King George at . meeting here
nominated Thomas l. Hunter OF King
George for the house Of delegates.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
ss-YEAR,oLD MAN JAILED.
Arrested on the Charge Of Shooting
His Granddaughter.

LYNCHBURG. Va. September 81
Frank Mc1nnnis. the sighty-thres-year-
old grandfather Of lGaxie Mattox. who ID
charged with shooting. the child ~
Pittsylvania county Q week ago, haa
been arrested and lodged In jail He
claims he did not know the sun ~
loaded. but the child aays she saw the
shell With which she was shot IN her
Krandfathers hand only . moment be-
fore he fred at her. She alleges that he
VS. hfitaked at her because she was
throwing rocks ct the farm bell
The child is seriously III, but there
now seems 10 bs 8 chance for her to re-
cover. N 80. - .,
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AND COUNTY

ROCKVILLE, Md, September H.
Miss Eva Amanda Alsop and Clifford
Charles Smith. both Of Washington
were married in Rockville today by
Rev. J. W. Duffey. pastor OF the Me-
thodist Church, ~ were Miss Luck
virginia Creamer and Edward Lewis
Clementson. also Of Washington.
Samuel D. Smith and Miss Sara =.
Reisinger, another Warrington cou-
pie, also visited Rockville today on
matrimonial mission. They were un-
cause the young man was under
twenty-one years of age and had
failed to bring with him the written
consent Of his parents.
A large barn on the farm Of Mrs.
Mary E. w. Hays. near Barnesville,
this county, was destroyed by nre
early last evening. together with a hog
nSass; merous farm farming impiements and
several hogs. entailing loss OF about
$500. A small amount Of insurance
is said to have been carried on TINS
property. It is not known how the
The first frost Of the season in this
county was noticed in low places this
morning. It was very light. however,
and did no damage.
Infiuenaa is reported to n haze rts n maSe fSe
county. All cases 30 far developed
however, are said to be very light
The county health authorities and
physicians generally are on the alert
ven' ,icense n I6 hs been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court here FOL
the marriage of Mrs. Mamie =: LIE.
land and John e. Biller. both OF
MISS Myrtle Irene Broadhurst OF
BrowningsviIle, this county, ana Eu'
rene ID. Warren Of Tenleytown. D. C.
were married q few days ago a.
Woodmont, the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. Edgar c. Powers 0,
Baltimore.
county, both democratic and repubh
can, or at least those OF them VINO
aspire to represent tho county In th'
state senate and house Of delegates
are having all sorts OF questions nret
at them these days AZ to their atti'
tude ON various questions in which
certain organisations OF the state ant
county are vitality interested.
The Olney Grunge. one OF the larg
est organisations Of farmers In thu
county, has propounded the question
~Do you favor or oppose the passag'
| by the legislature, at the next session
Of statewide bill forbidding bettint
at race tracksT
Several weeks ago the Olney Grang'
placed itself on record as opposint
race-track gambling. and Il 10 under
stood the members Of the grange VII
endeavor. to defeat at the Novemnel
election those legislative candidates
whose answers to the question sub
mitted are not satisfactory. -
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;7s,A AUMlIIN sdsqso Q

mRNDoN, Va, september s7.-
lfra Belle 3. Holden. who sold her
large farm. Elsinore.. near Manassas.
has purchased the two-stcry residence
Of w. Floyd; Mideietoa here. ana Will
take possession soon.
At the first meeting Of the ney town
council Raymond n. tWfenn WAs elect
Cd mayor. Al. the. l6St meeting Of the
old council II completed it's work BY
paying In full all bills owed by the
Mr.. Lottis n. schnsider Of Hsrndon
has haOun her work as one Of the
three school Supervisors chosen by the
county school board at Its annual meet.
AT a :r.ssnt aassting Of sths. HAsndon
Good Roads, AssoclattosA, 0eorSe p.
asrI,soa g. wss asSasf lie ssH sSsa
from Sugarland Run to Noclcs corner,
which were conHfn6ed by tho board Of
suplrvis6fs, who also confirmed the
cQntractl 70 build q. drstsclass cement
arch over Dos SpH The board of
ongmeer togo TO Richznoud and tendsr
o bid for the Supervisors TO- build the
three and three<spths miles Of road
on the Little river turnpike
At the recent meeting Of the Iou-
dQpn county school. trustees John y.
Kineaid was chosen -te.A MI the vRca1cy
ss.ssS ss1rs.- sy .s the es. ssasr.stea e
to take the place Of J. II Bodmsr In
Mercer district ,....s-., =
Miss Lee Edwards has been selected
as sponsor for: 9TH Virginia Brigade
as sponsor Tor the eth Virginia Brigade
Of Confederate NeteRns. who win 70 to
- = -
B. J. Keys Of sterling has bouxh,
through r N Wrenn, the house and
lot in the east section Of Herndou
Belonging to Mrs. Gilmer.
Henry r. Steele has purchased from
Grey N. Church his land and bunga.
George Franklin Buell. has bought
Of Mrs. Sarah walker. her residence
on Chantilly Hsixhts.
Asa E Bradshaw has purchased the
property on Chanttlly HefEhts. known
n -the Rodier bungalow" and will
greatly improve the exterior by peb-
Mrs. Daniel Cole has purchased the
Hyatt property on Spring street.
William q. Mills. who purchased the
valuable property Of the Herndon
1Alling; Company. from Hugh =
Hutchinson, Albert Bates and Oriand
A: ChaIhbain.s has taken possession OF
Rev. G. W. vaughn OF Hopexiile. N
J., has sold HIS farm near. 'Herndon
/, TO, Arthur II. Buell. Of Harndon.
~ Maurice Pewsus Of .Lessburg hai
purchased. from 4 j.. 7. Shrtgiey Of
hamilton, his rssideacs tn that town
Nfs. Belle J. Holden has sold hel
lnfEei farm, Eistnores neer Center
vile; tosJ. c. Pssrish Of Dv4meld.
Mra. Holden has purchAsed the Two.
story restdence Of Floyd Middleton
On station street HsTndon-.1
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LyNcHDURG.

LYNCHBURG. Va. September 81
The additional tax Of per cent on
incomes epvsr $1,000 and Z cents on
svsrything but tax on city and county
bonds and money on deposit. which
was provided for By the recent extra
session Of the state legislature. will
cost the taxpayers Of 1ynchburg ap-
proximatsly Ssnpoo. Assessments
show valuations here OF $71. 900. ssa,
and thetotal tax for the current year
for state purposes u &sss.475.so. :
O.. 9. Bowling. . farmer living at
Sandidgess Amherst county. died Mon
day 1T the university hospital, Char
lottesville. following an operation for
Baptist. churches here already are
making preparations for the enter
tatnmeut Of the Baptist General As
soctaticn Of Virginia, which is to meet
ceisSrssioa ssss ss so: sas; aoo returnsd ooi-
orsd soldiers Monday with parade
in the afternoon and o banquet at the
city auditorium st night.
DR.. ". II EvenG who was a lieu
tenant IA the Army Medical Corps
during the war, has been recommend
local Nh&ional Guard company.
A picture OF eeventy-three former
members Of De a6olay Commandery.
Knights TempsarS Of this city. which
was taken and mounted in 1867. is to
be presented to Hilly City Lodge Of
Masons by Mrs w. II. Snead, widow
Of the, former owner.
LUnchburg Chapter. Royal Arch Ma
SONS, has elected these oficerD: High
priest. w. xWhatsly; king, ]. b
Layne: scribe. RIA. Du Val; treasurer.
W. 8. Adams secretary. b. z. Walker:
captain Of host J. II Gosxslls prtnci-
pa1 ao1ouruer. r h Vaughan: Royal
third vail. q. r. .Tnbbett. master Of
second vail. l. NJ Fuqua: master OF
third vail. J. A Weinel; chaplain, L.
p. Thomas: stewart,. w. B. Holt. and
me L0ncAbuSg faar vill besi4 Tues
0nNsE E6nds s&vegy1hin3 tndlefta0 t4nksSt
w1ltber6gus5< 60oeso6t '-
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Useful Memorial Favored.

LYNCHBURG, Va. September 27s-
After several months consideration
sentiment here seems to have crys-
tallised to q utilitarian memorial for
soldiers who died In the world war,
and q majority Of those who have
expressed themselves appear. to be
in favor Of . memorial city hall.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Worlar1 Kust Han Card

1l6s1GQ1sp. Va. s0sptsmhaI Silt
bscaxas known definitely rhat sthA. Rich.
mond. Building Trades Council emhran-
fns the various organisations Of union
mon in all brances Of constructions, has
demanded the complete tnionfxation Of
the building industry IA Richmond,
What Unknown as the card system IL
to become effective merit. "Wednesday.
The. card Gygtem mekf6 thai every
wOrlEee OH . building, NO matter how
humble the Job. must have . union card.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
School socisty Elects.

.LYNCHBUR0. We. Septembsr n-
The woodrow Wilson Literary Society
of the Lynchburg High School has
elected the following oficers: Presi-
dent, Warren McNeill; vice president.
Miss Bessie n. Davis: secretary. Miss
Grace Cardwe1l; treasurer. Writ Cole
man. and SerEeant-at-arms, jack
Jcnea. The executive COMMITTEES n
composed Of Warren NcNetll. 11ss
Grace; CArdweHs 0dgnr Thompe0A,
Miss Louis johnson and 1uss Eay1ons
Evening star., 1919-09-28
poindexter,Jones Wedding.

LYNcHBuRo. Va. septsmber IT,
samuel =. Poindsxter. 3r.. Of this city.
who ID engaged In government serv-
Ice In Washington. and Miss Edith
Vireinis Jones were married in wash
ington wednesday. The groom saw
service In France N1th the Aty our
,inr the war. They will reside in
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Iynchbune 'col,ses Nay, 1uy. Land.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Ssptsmber 27.-!
1Snchburs college (fprmeriz. yirginia
CHRISTIAN coalege) has seeured OPP
ttnns on q 11I-acfe farm and a 1s-
acraAgrpvs which join its campus on
two sides, ana these together With
. modern gymnasium are to be PRO.
raised during fhS coming winter,
mis- additional property would give
the college zz6, scres and would make
tt possible 70 dam BlaclWater creek
Heesidenf Hundiey 1s,completing ar.
ranyemeutA for, NE canyaes of the
Chx5stian chutchss. Of Maryland, vir.
for. $5a0. 900, fund. 100000 Of. which
ise to go Into permanent endowment,
The general education board ts; be-
ing asked for help and LynchbnTg
yfn, st 10 be1ievedyr 9xve 4aa0 0GD0.-sThe
ehanahsr OF esmzseFceshasaaare
loxse sasy 1ssz,f . st'S'c: