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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
BERRYyHLE.

BERRYVILLE, Va. July II (Spe-
ciaD.--Miss Cosie Byrd Wyndham
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Wyndham of Berryville and DIR. Louis
Lee Wilkerson OF Greenville, s. G.
were married in washington last Sat
urday. They will sail July ~. fol
Soochow, China, where DR.. Whker
son will enter the WilkeFson Hospttal
established by his father.
At recent meeting OF the scnoo
board of Clark County It was decided
to open training school for coioreo
pupils in Berryville next Fall.
Miss Mary Cook Atkinson, daught
err of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Atkin
SON of Newman, Ga, and DIR. VII
lard A. WhiteselI Of Berryville and
Columbia, S. c., were married Satur
day. Mrs. Whitesell is a niece OF for
mer Gov. Atkinson of Georgia.
A reward of $3.50 has been offered
by the authorities for the capture Of
william Whirley, who has been fugi-
tive since he shot and killed Archie
Armel several weeks ago.
Miss Anna Louise Barr and Henry
Lee SnalIwood, both of Clarke
County, were married in Winchester
Friday.
The Berryville post once has just
closed its books for the fiscal year
and Postmaster NJ. f.. Smith reports
a gain of more than IA per cent.
Miss Juanita June Fishpaw
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish
paw of Berryville, and Samuel r.
Hurst of Winchester were married
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
WARRENTON.

WARRENTON, Va. July II (spe-
ciall-Seven cars started In the auto
mobile race on the fair grounds track
at Marshall, but only three finished
the course Of so miles. Winners
were listed, Wilbur Edwards: Sec
ond. George T. Rogers; third, Neville
Hatcher each driving his own car.
A large crowd witnessed the race.
G. =. Tiffany. president of the
Fauquier national Bank, has re-
cefved g. commission from Gov. Byrd
as one of committee of six to
codify the banking laws Of Virginia
under o statute passed at the last
session Of the Legislature
Raymond Wigginton died in the
Fauquier Hospital from the effect of
wounds received Saturday night at
q dance near Amissville. L. T. Logan
has been arrested by the sheriff of
Culpeper County.
Parkinson, G. =. Tiffany and e. III.
Feweil have been elected delegates
from Warrenton Baptist Church to
the Potomac Association, which
meets at Manassas In August. Alter
mates are Percy Lake, william Mar
tin and Judge g. L. Fletcher.
The Baptist young people Of the
Potomac Association win hold their
annual meeting at Marshall Baptist
Church Friday. July %. beginning
at 2 pm. This covers the counties
Of Loudoun, FauQuier, Fairfax
Prince William and Stafford OF
the SO churches in the association
"a have organized young peoples
unions. Rev. E. J. Wright, State
field worker. win make an address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
HUGE FRUIT YIELD
SEEN IN MARYLAND
Railroad Agent Completes Survey,
Forecasting Record
Shipments.
spscIal Dispatch d mo star.

special Dispatch 70 me star.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. July is.A
survey Of the fruit.prodncing section
Of the Cumberland division Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, made
by Harold Al. Williams, division
freight agent, indicated the company
win have q fruit movement this sum.
mer far In excess Of that In many
years past
Mr.. Williams predicts there win be
at least 400 carloads Of peaches and
approximately $500 carloads of apples.
The earlier variety OF apples, he
said. are now being shipped, but later
varieties would not begin to move
until about September is. The peach
movement will be on In earnest, he
said about August is.
Orchardists and exchanges are opti-
mistic about price levels, and the
opinion prevails among them this
years crop of apples will be the
largest apple-shipping movement In
the history of this section. In his
survey Mr.. Williams made a tour of
the fruit orchards of Harpers Ferry
to Keyser. inclusive; south branch,
from Green Spring TO Petersburg, In
elusive. and on the Berkeley Springs
division. I,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
POTOMAC.

POTOMAC, Va, July II (Speciall- -
Before an audience that filled the
town hall auditorium, Monday night,
the fire department gave minstrel
show which was followed by dance.
Proceeds will be used for equipment
Of the firemen's quarters and main
tenance.
six persons forfeited collateral when
their cases were called in the Mayors
court, Monday night.
Members Of the town police force
found a. 1924 Essex coupe. from which
license plates had been stripped,
abandoned on the State road, Tues
day night. The car is held for iderti-
fication.
work on the addition to Mt. Vernon
Elementary School Is progressing
under direction of j. "A. Houser,
washington contractor. and COM
prises four much needed class rooms
Of brick to match the main structure:
The fire department received 1900
feet OF hose this week from the But
falo Fire Appliance Corporation. The
six.cylinder REQ pumper Is expected
within the next ten days.
Members of the Baptist Church and
Sunday School will hold their annual
picnic 1T Marshall Hall Tuesday.
The M. q. Church South and Stun
aay School will hold their annual pic
mic at Rock Creek Park, July 81.
An entertainment featuring a de-
hate between the board of stewards of
M. e. Church South and the Willing
workers class of the Sunday school
Is to be held In the town hall audi
torium, probably on Tuesday Of next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

| ALEXANDRIA, Va, July ~ (Spe-
cial). Frequent committee meetings
of Alexandra Post, No. "a. American
Legion, and the auxiliary are being
held for arranging details OF the en-
| tertainment OF delegates who win
attend the annual State conventions
of the legion and auxiliary In this
city August 3. 10 and II.
The housing and hotel problems
have about been solved. Practically
all WHO attend viii be seeming dated.
The AFTERNOON of Augush 10 there wiz
| be a big street parade and the re-
viewing stand will be erected on
North Washington street at q point
| yet to be designated.
e. A. Feldkeller. formerly manager
Of the Virginia Public Service Corpo.
ration and now in st. Petersburg, Fla,
spent Friday and today here. 4
Holy communion will be adminis.
tered at st. Paul's Episcopal Churcn
at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning ana
also next Thursday at 1880 am. Zap
tism will be administered tomorrow az
4 pm.
wears manager for w. +. Farley here,
has resigned and will shortly leave
for his former home in Norfolk. where
he will engage in business.
Rebekah Lodge Installs.
officers of Liberty Rebekah Lodge
were Installed Tuesday night by Mrs.
Ruth w. Seabloon1, district deputy
president, and staff. Mrs. Clara
Neyins, grand warden OF the state
Assembly, made an address. Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion
of the meeting.
Discussing the proposed district
home for the poor to be erected THIS
Autumn on a farm mile this side
of Manassas, Mayor William A.
Smoof of this city. who is chairman
Of the board, stated that the tract
contains a total of 55 acres and has
on It a barn and a home. The home
in all probability will be used Tor
the superintendent. Alexandra
share. based on the city's populatioh'
is $4,000. The entire amount col
lected for the purchase OF the Iafm
and construction of the first unit Is
$4,000. The counties besides the
city interested in It's erecIion are
Fairfax Prince William, Fauquier
and Cuipeper. Bids will be asked by
the middle Of August, and 1t Is hoped
to have the first unit erected ana
ready for occupancy before the hrst
of the wear. There will be accom-
modations for SO at the home. ana
on the start there will be about 80
inmates. The present poorhouse
property will be sold by the city at
private sale probably next Spring.
The movement for. establishment
of q central district home has been
under consideration since 1913. ana
If was through the efforts of Mayor
Smoot that it was brought to sue
cessful conclusion. Since the move
ment was first agitated many meet
ings have been held and the matter
thoroughly gone into by the repre-
sentatives of the. various counties.
Coroner without Jurors.
Under the last acts of the general
assembly there are no more coroners
turtles in cities and counties OF the
state. DR.. T. M. Jones. city coroner,
will hereafter conduct his own In
yestigations of murders. suicides and
victims of accidents without the aid
of juries. During the present year,
according to the records compiled by
city Sergt. r. H. Cox, there were
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nine cOroner's juries, and in 1926
there were II. The members Of the
jury only received 81 each for their
services and six sat on q jurya Under
the provisions of the new law physi-
clans must report suspicious or un-
usual deaths to the coroner. soine-
thing that was not required under
the old law.
Fines Of SIS each await 4 large mum.
Der Of business and professional men
iswho will be hailed into the police court
Monday for failure to pay their CITY
licenses. Judge w. s. Snow says ex.
cuses will not, be taken from any Of
the delinQuents, as the city is deter.
mined from now on not only to get
the licenses but also to penalize the
6ielinquents. As q result Of the tartii'
ness OF the license payers the city
has got to borrow $4,000 for 80 days,
Many rushed today TO pay their
licenses.
a handsome set OF colors viii be
presented to Alexandria Post. No. -,
American Legion, by the auxiliary TO
the legion, Mrs. T, Marshall Jones,
president. at o'clock next Tuesday
night at Lee Camp Hall. The colors
viii be accepted on behalf of the local
post by r. Clinton Knight. comman.
der. All members of the Legion are
urged to be present. There viii De q
ceremonial in connection with the
presentation. Immediately afterwaru
the local post win hold meeting, at
which time plans for the State con-
yention to be held here August 3. 10
and IL will be discussed.
Bridge to Be Closed.
rr,,r+,,e, 1s,,aalr Bridge will he closed
to traffic all day Monday in order that
the contractors may build runway
for traffic during the progress OF con-
struction. Signs will be placed warn
ing motorists to detour both In the
CITY and at the south end OF the
bridge and guards viii be on duty to
helm regulate traffic. A total Of eight
signs will be used. Southbound traf-
fic win 60 by way Of Duke street and
turn south into telegraph road ana go
the Humphreys road by way OF Pun.
mans store Northbound trafiic VIII
90 west into Ballenger's lane ana
come to the city by way OF DUKE
street.
these delegates to the State conven-
tion: Mrs. Charles j. Deahl, MRS.
Iohn II, Trimyer and Mrs. L. q. Spot.
ford. Mrs. Ruth Field, Mrs. Richard
English and Mrs. st. Clair D. Smell
ton are alternates.
The funeral Of John L. Proctor. VINO
died Thursday at his home. Is2 Nortn
washington street. took place at .
o'clock this afternoon from his late
residence, and was conducted by Rev:
2. M. Delaney. pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Interment was
in Bethel Cemetery.
Last rites for Mrs. Mary g. LANCE
". who died yesterday. will be held at
q o'clock Monday afternoon from her
late residence, at Hume, Arlington
County, and will be conducted by the
Rev. p. l.. Vernon. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, interment being IN
Union Cemetery.
Arthur Jesse Symonds. 80 years old.
died yesterday afternoon at his home
near Fort Berry. Arlington County.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vi
Wan Symonds. His funeral will take
place at $50 o'clock tomorrow after.
noon, conducted by Rev. H. E. Robin
SON Of Takoma Park, d. c.. and inter-
ment viii be at Columbia Gardens.
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MERRIFIELD.


MERRIF1ELD, Va, july II tSpe-
cial).-The Merriheld Improvement
Association met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Camden Monday might. the
treasurer'S report showed q balance
on hand at the June meeting OF
$34S.54, with 81 received for dues, g
check for 5000 sent to County Treas.
.urer Huddleson, leaving a balance on
hand at this meeting of $150.54.
The new constitution, laid on the
table at the last meeting, was reread
and a number Of minor, changes
adopted before being accepted as q
whole. Copies will be made and
sent to each member.
Mrs. Ankers reported that her hus-
band, chairman Of the road commit
tee, had seen Mr.. Kerns OF the district
road board last week. and that the
contract for the work to be. done on
Prosperity avenue had been awarded
to Mr.. Shuears. 1t is planned to re.
pair the road as far as the Loyeless
farm.
The secretary was instructed to
write to Harry. Leigh. chairn1an of
the Providence district road board,
requesting him to take stems i'm.
mediately to repair the road between
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CULPEPER.

CJJLPEPER, Va, July II (SpeciaD
A second hearing was held this week
In the culpeper Circuit Court. Judge
A. T. Browning presiding, In the case
of the Virginia Northern Power 90, y
condemnation proceedings 20 secure
mower site at Kellys Ford on the
Rappahannock River. Judge Brown
ing confirmed the award Of $10,29S.7S
made by the commissioners to MIS-
Jessie I. Stevens of New York, owner
of dover rights in the property, 1ol
lowing her refusal to sell the prop.
erty at it's appraised value. An ap'
peal was noted.
Twenty.four Of the Boy Scout troop,
with Scout Master John Mofett
Brown in command, have been spend
ing some days on a camping trip al
Colonial Beach.
At a recent meeting Of the Culpeper
Chapter, Daughters of the Con
federacy. a committee was appointed
to arrange a suitable program to be
given August 9; the sixty-fourth an.
niversary of the battle OF Cedar
Mountain, when markers viii be un,
yelled on that historic battlefield and
also on the battlefield of Brandy Sta
ton.
UnQer the auspices VI tIiC SoAPOPSA
Baptist and Methodist Churches, Mrs.
Louise E. HOLSTER of Davenport, Iowa,
national organizer and lecturer for
the w. C. r. u, will make an address
i'm the Baptist Church "Wednesday
evening.
Miss Matte Hit, daughter Of Mrs.
Martin L. Hit of Culpeper, and Rich
ard r.. Snellings of Washington were
married on last Wednesday.
His Best Investment, comedy
drama, was presented by the Wash
ington Dramatic Club Thursday.
Mrs. Sallie Huff. one of the Oldest
residents of this section, died at the
home Of her son, Charles Huff, in her
ninty-fifth year. Funeral services were
held on, Thursday.
Recent heavy rains have done much
damage to wheat fields along the
water courses, especially the meadow
lands of Beautiful Run, where the
crops were either washed away OF
covered by sand and mud caused BY
overflow of the stream.
Al reunion of the family or Mrs
r. B.. Colvin was held last week
SO guests being present. This was
the first time all members of thu
family had been together at the Ole
home for II years.