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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
ATTENDED BANQUET
AT PURCELLVILLE

The Chamber of Commerce OF Pur-
cellville, Loudoun county, Va, are
keenly alive to the importance OF an
improved road through their beautiful
little city from Keyes Gap in the Blue
Ridge. Tuesday night they staged a
banquet with an entertainment OF
dancing and vocal music that were
highly creditable to the enterprise for
which the town is famous. The JEFF
ferson County Commissioners along
with Charles Town officials were invit-
ed over. County Commissioners N. X;
Roberts and George 7. Shirley, and
Mayor Wysong were the only officials
who could attend.
Discussion of the proposed road
brought out the fact that the Virginia
Highway Commission intends TO con-
struct the road to connect with. the
road West Virginia will build from
Charles Town to the Reyes Gap oven
bridge at the Bloomery. Assurance
was given that while nothing could DC
done this year in constructing the pro-
posed road, funds would be available
for such improvement next year. III
addition to the road already taker
over by the Virginia Commission be
tween Plrcellville and the Blue Ridge
there remains link of four miles ye1
to be improved.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
CHARLES TOWN HORSE SHOW
PRIZE LIST OUT.

over s2,50o in prize money win be
offered az the fourteenth exhibition
Of the Charles Town Horse Show As
ISOLATION which is earded this year
for showing here Thursday and FRI
day, August l 2 and 10. the prize list
and entry regulation pamphlet re-
Gently mailed to prospective entrants
in the show and races reveals. The
total amount to be paid out can not
be definitely stated ut this time,
however, as some of the events listed
will be staged both days of the show,
thus making double payment neees-
sary, while il is likely that some
classes will not be filled before the
time for filing entries closes and will
consequently reduce the amount of
prizes. The total is likely to run ov-
CT the 100000 mark, however, Of
ficials intimate.
The schedule for the showings and
races has not been drawn up as yet,
but it is thought probable that the
schedule will be somewhat similar to
that used in previous years. Accord
ing TO this slan, the heavy draft and
other work horses viii be shown in
the morning, probably beginning at
10 o'clock while hunters, driving
horses, and jumpers will follow be-
fore noon recess. Individual and
pairings are provided for in the
classes listed. with the regulations
defining each class being tightly
drawn as regards eligibility for en-
trance in the competition.
Is Thirty-nine classes have been ar
ranged for in the formal showings
alone, while eight races, in addition
to the steepleehase for hunters. a
speciality attraction, will be staged.
The latter will be over course OF
about a mile, while the regular
steeplechase of three miles or SO will
be held for purses aggregating close
to $4,000.
! Manager Frank j. Brooke and
Secretary j. l.. Luke have been busy
for the past several weeks getting the
affairs Of the association in shape Tor
the meet, and have everything IN
readiness for receiving entries. None
will be admitted after Tuesday, Aug
ust 3, notices sent out state, as time
is required to attend to the details OF
arranging the various classes and
providing accommodations for the
horses which will be shipped in as
the dates approach. The stables
along the one side of the grounds
have been gone over and put in first
class shape, those RACED and damaged
by fire the past winter having been
restored and the remainder having
been repaired where necessary.
Workmen have succeeded in putting
the track in such shape that little
concentrated effort will make it At
for the racing. and it is even fit to
be used in working out horses which
have arrived here for the event.
Plans are progressing for the feed
ing, watering, and taking care Of the
entries, and it is thought that within
the next two weeks everything but
the final detailed arrangements will
have been completed for the annual
event
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
MISS ANNIE COWLEY DIES IN
CHARLES TOWN.

Miss Annie Cowley died at her
home on North street on Tuesday
morning, aged 50 years. Miss Cow
ley had spent all her life in Charles
cellent traits of character, and will
be sadly missed by many friends.
She is survived by one brother, Mr..
Charles Cowiey, and by one sister,
Mrs. III. S. Blessing. Funeral SER
vices will be held at her late resi-
dence on Thursday afternoon. at 2
O'clock, and her body will be laid to
rest in the family lot in Edge Hill
Cemetery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
NEW ERA DAWNiNG IN CHINA
DECLARES CHINESE TEDDY"

A new era is dawning in China,
the nation is being rapidly developed,
1t needs American help, cooperation
and trade, it has eliminated opium.
its women are being rapidly emahci-
pated, more ink than blood is being
spilled in the so-ealled wars. Dr.
Tehyi Hsieh, Chinese Mandarian and
Shriner, sometimes called the "Chi-
nese Roosevelt" told large audi
ence at the Swarthmore Chautauqua
here Saturday night.
DR.. Shieh's lecture threw a new
light on China and counteracted
many misconceptions about the Ce-
lestial Kingdom that prevail in
America. The speaker is one of the
six Chinese Shriners in America, is a
graduate of Cambridge University,
and a speaker of international repu-
tation. He declared war between
United States and China is almost
impossible, and declared China is a
peaceful nation and his country and
the United States should always CO.
operate for peace.
Prefacing his talk with facetious
remarks about the vagaries of our
American Language" he told his
hearers he would endeavor TO do his
best to make himself clear in the bor-
rowed tongue. As DIR. Hsieh is con-
sidered one of the best educated Chi
nese in the world, he had no difficulty
in conveying his message in clear,
concise language.
DR.. Hsieh told of the almost limit
less possibilities for the development
of the country. He spoke of the
wonderful work accomplished by
American missionaries and by Chi
nese educated in America, who re-
turn to their native land to work for
the betterment of conditions affect
ing their fellow-countrymen.
DR.. Hsieh, managing director of
the Chinese Trade Bureau, of Bos-
ton, and only Chinese member of the
Williamstown institute of Politics,
demanded an end of foreign inter-
ference in Chinse affairs and the ex-
hibition of Christian spirit toward
his homeland.
Contending that China has been
stripped of its sovereignty by unfair
treaties, DR.. Hsieh declared:
"The danger in the world today is
not China without Christianity, but
Christendom without Christ. China's
challenge to Christian nations is to
be Christian in their dealings with
China. China has no desire to resist
wholesome outside influence, but
China's home rule movement must be
given a chance"
| DR.. Hsieh spoke optimistically OF
Chinese industrial development
When home products became plenti.
| full, he said, boycott would "die q
natural DEATH" but he defended it;
use at present against foreigners al
powerful peaceful weapon"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
MORE TEACHERS APPOINTED.

Teachers for the schools of Middle
way District were appointed by the
School Board on Tuesday. A large
number of applicants had filed for the
positions to be filled so that the Board
had an abundance of material from
among whom to make selections.
A new principal was named for the
two room school at Middleway. The
teachers there next year will be Mr..
Herbert Everhart, Of Leetown and
Miss Agnes Vanmeter, Of Swan Pond,
Berkeley county, the latter being re-
appointment. No change was made in
the Swimley school, Miss Gertrude
Polhemus who has successfully taught
there for several years being appoint
ed for another year.
Miss Katherine Hirst who filled va
cancy in the principalship of the Lee
town High School part of last year
was given the position for the coming
term. Her assistants will be Mr..
Charles Kretzer, Mrs. George Hartzell,
of Shepherdstown, and Miss Blue, OF
the Leetown vicinity.
All the teachers in the skearneyS-
vile school except the principal have
been appointed. The assistant teach
ers there for next year are: Miss
Josephine Clipp, Mrs. Laura I. Ihomp-
son and Miss Reva CopenhaEer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
cHAuTAuoUA CLOSES.

The Charles Town Chautauqua of
the Swarthmore Chautauaua Circuit.
which has been under way for the
past week on the High School lot on
Congress street. came to close last
night with "Uncle Bill and His Down
Home Entertainer" as the closing
attraction.
The programs all through the
week have been fine, and the at
tendance has been good.
Rev. Hunter Davidson was Presi-
dent of the Chautauqua, and Mr..
Hosmer Beller Secretary.
On Tuesday afternoon. the Junior
Town organization gave an elabor-
ate historic pageant entitled "The
Bell. This production eliminated
the work the boys and girls have
been doing for the past week under
the direction of Miss Ruth Thomas,
Junior Superintendent of the pro-
gram showing here. The efforts of
the young people, with the exception
OF some time each morning spent in
Wholesome recreation, have been
concentrated on the perfection of
dances of Colonial days and the mas
terry of tableaux depicting the pro-
gress of the nation from its incep-
ton, while Columbia" explained to
boys of the present day the signifi-
canoe of what transpires during the
pageant.
Officers of the Junior Town, who
functioned at all the meetings of the
organization every morning are as
follows:
Mayor, Esther Barfield: clerk.
Dorothy Lugar: reporter, Virginia
Neville: Service Commissioners.
Chairman Alice Maxwell, Helen
Haines and Betty Linson; Health
Commissioners, Chairman Charles
Collins, Edna Marshall and Pauline
Marstellar: Law and Order Commits
sloners. Chairman Robert Thomas,
David Allen and Alton Bowers
Cheer Leader. Winifred Davenport.
An earnest effort is being made by
the officers of the Chautauqua to Sc
cure enough guarantors to bring it
back next year, and it is thought
their efforts will be crowned with
success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
WILLIAM IL. BENTON DEAD.

Mr.. William Fl. Benton, aged 60
years, died at his home at Hyattsville,
Md, Tuesday, July 8, following
a long illness from cancer. The mala-
dy had impaired his health for two
years, and just a year before his
death, he underwent a surgical opera
ton which was effective in prolonging
his life.
Mr.. Benton resided in this county
many years, going from here to Ber-
wyn, Nd, about 20 years ago. Later
he became resident of Hyattsville,
Md, where he attained success as a
building contractor, three of his sons
being associated with him in the bus
mess.
Mr.. Benton leaves widow who was
Miss Gordon, of Clarke county, Va,
five sons, Bertram Benton, at Lyon,
Park, Va, near Washington; Elwood,
William, Parke, and Frank, at home,
four daughters, Mrs. Mabel Smith, of
Washington; Mrs. Elmer Ronemus, Of
Charles Town; Mrs. Lydia Doyle, of
Berwyn, Md, and Mrs. Iris Brock, of
Hyattsville, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
CHURCH ITEMS.

Lay Reader w ]. Manning con-
Quoted services in Zion Episcopal
Church last Sunday morning.
Services in st. James Catholic
Church second Sunday. Mass $50 a.
m. Fourth Sunday. 1880 a. m.
During the hot weather the eve
ming services at the Charles Town NJ
E. Church. South will be held on the
lawn in the church yard.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was celebrated at the Charles
Town Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning with the pastor, DR. q. G..
Sydnor in charge. Or. Sydnor will
conduct services next Sunday.
Rev. Goodwin Frazer. the pastor,
preached in the Charles Town Bap-
fist Church last Sunday morning,
and will conduct services next Sum
day morning and night. The con-
gregation expects TO resume worship
in the main auditorium next Sunday
since the recent Improvement Of the
same.
Or Tehvi Hsieh, native of China,
who gave able and interesting lee
lures at the Chautauqua. preached
in the Charles Town NJ. +. Church,
South, last Sunday morning. Rsv.
T.. A. Roades, the pastor, will preach
in the church next Sunday morning,
and on the church lawn in the eve
ming.
The Adult Class of Zion Episcopal
Sunday will visit the Builders Class
of the Sunday School of the NJ. +.
Church, South, next Sunday. There
will be a debate between the Build
ers Glass and Mr.. George w. Whit.
more's Glass, on the question: RE
solved that Moses was justified in
Staying the Egyptian" Mr.. Whit.
more's Class will take the affirmative
side Of the question, and the Build.
ers Class the negative.
The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor societies of Charles Town and
Halltown joined in a combined ser
vice on the lawn of the church al
Halltown Sundy evening at o'clock
with Miss Elizabeth Moore serving a
leader. The session was well attended
by both Charles Town and Halltowr
Endeavorers. transportation beinp
furnished from the Charles Town
church on East Washington street
for the local young people who at.
tended