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Evening star., 1936-08-05
Residential Social Notes
Mrs Taft Has Had Grandchildren Visit
ing Her at Murray Bay.

visiting at Akron, Millersburg and
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitzmiller, with Judge
and Mrs. Tracy L. Jeffords, had
short vacation recently at Stony Mans
Camp, Skyland. Va. occupying the
Garden Gate bungalow. overlooking
the Shenandoah Valley. Judge and
Mrs. Jeffords are leaving this week
from New York for a cruise on the
Mediterranean. They will visit France,
Italy. Egypt and the Holy Land. re-
turning in the early Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lester Kidwell have
returned from a motor trip to Cleve-
land and Detroit. They were accom-
panied home from Detroit by their
son Maynard Lester, who went there
by airplane June 80. and has been
there since that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Gardiner of
Washington have been spending few
days at the Barclay in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, now
residing permanently in Miami. Fla,
where they spent the Winter with
their married daughter, Mrs. Wilbur
j. Werve, are in the Capital for few
weeks, later motoring to Toronto and
Ottawa, Canada, where Mr.. Taylor
has business interests. They will re-
turn to Miami in the Fall, where they
will occupy a newly purchased home
there.
Mrs. L. J. Goucher Of this city has
as her guests Mr.. James Hanlon of
Scranton. Pa, and Mr.. Joseph Hanlor
of Long Island. N. Y. Her daughter.
Miss Marion Goucher, also has two
guests. They are Mr. Charles A.
Goucher, jr.. and Mr. Robert Goucher.
both of Milford, Mass. A number of
parties have been planned in honor of
the guests by their hostesses.
Mr.. Ralph C. Eckels has opened
his cottage at Durham, Conn, for the
remainder of the season and has his
niece, Miss Marie Charles Noone, as
his hostess, in absence of Mrs. EckelS,
who is on a cruise to Honolulu. Miss
Ruth Collins and Miss Catherine A..
| NARROW are Miss Noone's guests from
the Capital for an indefinite stay.
DR.. and Mrs c. A. w. Rowland of
Santa Monica, Calf, are staying at
l the Dodge.
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Former officials
Son Wed in England

News has been received in Wash
angton of the wedding of Miss Doreen
v. M. Evans, daughter of Mr.. B
Graham Evans of Surrey, England, and
Mr.. Allen Rogers Phipps, son of former
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps
The ceremony was performed July 2s
in ST. Georges Church, Hanover
Square, in London. Mr.. and Mrs
Phipps are spending their wedding
trip on the continent.
Acting as best man for the BRIDE
groom was his brother, Mr.. Gerald
Phipps.
Evening star., 1936-08-05
Mrs. Roosevelt Not
Expected to Return
With the President
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Hughes Leave
for Visit at Maine Resorts
Diplomat in New York.

ROOSEVELT expected accompany the President
I'M to Washington the first of the week and will un-
doubtedy their residence at Hyde Park where
the President will join her later this month
The Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace returned
Capital yesterday morning from trip to the West where ne
visited Mrs their family at Colorado Springs Colo
Washington he stopped at Hyde Park to confer with
the President
The Chief Justice and Mrs Hughes who have
been Sugar Hill since early in July have left TOR
trip Maine resorts and the maritime provinces Iney plan 10
return Breton Woods in September
The Minister Netherlands Jonkheer M Haersma
the honor guest at dinner given last evening IN
Lenox, in the Berkshires, by Mr. John p s. Harrison.
The United States the Irish Free State and Mrs
Alvin Owsley the Waldorf Astoria in New York for
few days.
The United States Minister to Denmark Boerge Rohde,
and her husband Capt honor guests at reception
given yesterday York the members OF the
can Womens Later dinner given for them b.,
Mr. and Mrs Harry F. Davis
Senator William Beardstown Ill, is occupying a
suite at Wardman Park Hotel during his stay in this city,
Representative and Lehlbach have left for
trip which will include stops at Cape May Bar Harbor and
Lake George
The Undersecetary of the Interior Mr. Charles West
yesterday Hyde Park has left for the New
England coast where he will spend about week.
The counselor of the Belgian Embassy Eugene gne
Washington Nantucket where he will spend his Va
cation.
Gen. James G. Harbord spending vacation with Mrs Har-
board the Park Inn in heve N c. where Mrs Harood
has been since the late Spring.
Col F. Wharton White Sulphur Springs for several
weeks.
Stokey of Lieut. Col Carin c. Stokey who
the National Guard Pasadena Calf spend
Washington while visiting Col and Mrs Rowan
p Lemly in their apartment at the Shorenan.
Black daughter of the chairman OF the Board
of Appeals Eugene Black Nancy France
studying the University of Nancy Miss Black
studying at the University
expected return to Washington in the Fall
Maj and Mrs Arthur Thayer have with them for fort
night in their residence Myer V Mrs Thayers brother
and Mrs Jerome j. Waters r and their
two children Waters 3d. Caenne Waters who
rived Leavenworth route to Honolulu
where Mai duty Maj Waters,
who with his family will August the Army transport
station stranger Fort Myer for he
stationed this post following the World War; and was IN
command of Battery of the 18th Field Artillery.
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IRIS. WILLIAM HOWARD
n TAFT, widow Of the late
former President and Chief


vi former President and Chief
4 Justice, has had with her at
her Summer home at Murray Bay,
Quebec, her daughter -in-law. Mrs.
Charles P. Taft, I'd. and her children,
Lucia Chase. Cynthia, RoSalind and
Charles P. Taft. Sd. Mrs. Charles
Taft and her children are now en-
route to Narragansett, r. l., to visit
her mother, Mrs. Irving Hall Chase.
Mrs Skirvin Adams won the compe-
tition for best-dressed woman at New
port and Mrs. c. Mathews Dick the
second prize. The contest, along with
a popularity contest. was arranged for
the benefit of the Newport Hospital.
Miss Adelaide Whitehouse was the
winner of the popularity contest.
The former United States Ambas-
sador to France and Mrs. Walter E.
Edge, who are in New York, will go
from there to Saratoga Springs, where
they will be at the United States Hotel.
Mrs. Franklin Mott Gunther. wife
of the former United States Minister
to Egypt, will sail Saturday, August
%, for a six-week visit abroad. She
will spend most of the time in Eng
land with brief stay on the conti-
nent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland Gillian
will spend the week end at the Cava-
her Hotel at Virginia Beach, returning
to the Shoreham early next week.
Mr. Benjamin Harris Brewster, Sd,
will return to his home in the Green
Spring Valley this week, after spend
ing the early Summer with Mrs. Brew
ster at ranch in Wyoming and mo-
toring in California. Mrs. Brewster will
accompany him East as far as Chi
cago, where she will visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William McIlvaine.
Mr.. Brewster is the brother of Mrs.
Francis White, wife of former Assist
ant Secretary of State, who, with Mr.
White, is spending the Summer at
Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herve w. Kitzmiller,
accompanied by Mrs. John Fissel OF
Baltimore, left for Ohio Saturday
afternoon. They will spend some time
at the exposition at Cleveland, later
Evening star., 1936-08-05
Miss Nero Feted.

Miss Sara Talbert Nero of Wash
ington, whose marriage to Mr.. Roger
Williams of Ithaca, N. Y, will take
place tomorrow in New York City. was
the guest of honor at a farewell party
given Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roeder in Silver
Spring, Md, by Omicron Chapter of
Kappa Beta Pi Sorority.
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of Midsummer Beach Resorts
By the Way-
Beth Blaine

SUMMER the National Capital has much to attract spite Of ord
atmosphere
Summer
Water times q
appreciated
base ball When the in the program arrived instead Of
chatting audience child
these
conditions shown especially the po
OF the downtown roof gardens and selecting the best available chair
slightly
intention accurate
side occupied two chairs comfortably through the
certs in program
enrcrcn0 wth sunset Arlington
plainly the setting" for the orchestra
graceful planes flying there
watercra dropping anchor that the gallant might
lights bridge punctured
Mdway through numbers
lights about the Water Gate began Jail and then went
out and
the Water wih moonlight
but
uenured
overhad that the Memorial
Bridge lights
their places the composition InUesta
ion OF the lighting ouo proved to be playful monkey at the
power plant
rrcHF1E1D quaint charming
colony" recent traveller in those parts
Wilson herself native
usie makes her home 1tchfed
actively interested the
garden the First Law School
America Litchfed memorial to the
Of
which carved the
The old claw school" onestoy
old
Among othe Richard H.
Lqge who farm the hill overlooking Lchfed and
surrounding At the moment they uh them their Mr.
Lgg vacation his duties the Depart
Liggett haze apartment of Rear
Connecticut Uhle their
garden
ciniy surroundings,
having quantities OF old-ashoned fowers and boz
THE Parmey Southampton recalled interesting
story of Herrick who did
Herck lunch
table
exclaimed
travels the
country and Canada represented But what her
literally and
thought had
guests
PRESENT at the S a pery friend
- who appointed Embassy 1921 a atache
finally Leaving than fpe
secretary the embassy Dr. Emilio
special mission whch terminates his
departure for Germany g. Bder has
friends that the OF his
wthout foundation Beng
forgotten Washington the doctor
tho he has found a friends still here
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Leaving for Resort.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lester Baker are
closing their apartment at the Shore
ham temporarily and are leaving for
the Marlborough -Blenheim in At
lantic City, where they will spend
the next six or eight weeks.
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Miss Anna MURRAY
To Wed Mr.. O'Neill

Mrs. John P. Murray announces the
engagement of her daughter Anna to
Mr.. Charles Francis O'Neill of Atlanta,
Ga, and Holyoke, Mass The wedding
will take place August II.
Evening star., 1936-08-05
Miss Pearl Beckner
Married to MIR. Ensor

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Beckner Of
Vienna, Va, announce the marriage
of their daughter Pearl to Mr.. Harry
Moore Ensor of Washington Satur-
day in the Presbyterian Manse in
Herndon, the Rev. William D. Den
ham officiating.
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Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom MCGUIRE and
Miss Ellen Dorne of New York City
have arrived in Washington and are
at the Shoreham for a few days.
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J. w. Rogers, 1-2 acres noun
tain land, $1.22.
Mrs. D. n. Sharpe, Est, l lot
Minnehaha, $2.03.
Thomas Shepherd, 6 acres Old
Howard Gap road, S5c.
Eli Shipman, heirs, 81 acres Of
mountain land, $1.83.
Mrs. E. w. Shipman, 27 acres
mountain land, $1.83.
Miss Mary f. Sparrow, 1 lot
Minnehaha, Csc.
Mrs. r. E. Steigerwald, l lot
Minnehaha, Csc.
j. H. Stepp, 7 1-2 acres LYDIA
land, $2.O3; l-2 acres home place,
$5.38.
j. X. Stepp, 100 acres 1 house
Clear Greek, 5000.
S. M. Stepp, 9 acres home place
$8.S8. y
C. w. Sumner, 2 lots Evans
subdivision, 1888.
Mrs. French Thompson, 7 1-2
acres home place, 1913.
J. G. Thompson, Is 1-2 acres
Clear Greek, $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Torrance,
Is acres Henry Corn land, SAT-.
Mrs. Mary Z. Wilson, 46 acres
house home place, $11.48.
G. w. Wray, % acres Clear
Creek, $2.7O.
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L. D. Rhodes, 13 3-4 acres wat
ers of Mud Creek, $4.10.
Miss Ora Rushton, 40 acres Lit
tie Willow, 1888.
Randall Scott, 1 1-2 acres Grab
Creek, SAILS.
Arthur Sentell, 80 acres Little
Willow, $5.15. {.
Hoyt Sentell, 8 acres Big Will
low, 90c.
Luther Sentell, % acres Big
Willow, $3.50.
NJ. G. Sentell, Is acres Jeter
Mountain, $2.2S.
Mrs. R. J. Sentell, Estate, 3
acres Big Willow, 92c.
R.. S. Sentell, 55 acres and
buildings Richard Sentell land,
$7.97; 20 acres and buildings Orr
property, $7.98.
R. S. Sentell and H. E. Drake,
% acres Big Willow, $4.06.
w. H. Sentell, Est, 10 acres
Underwood mountain, $1.62.
j. NJ. Shepherd, heirs, 172 acres
Jeter Mountain, $13.l6.
V. C. v. Shepherd, IA acres
Big Willow, $1.33.
NJ. l.. Shipman, IA acres Grab
Greek, $3.44.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Shipman,
so acres l house Grab Greek road,
$12.41.
J. X. Singleterry, 81 1-2 acres
Home Pine Gap, $500.
Alice C. Stanley, % acres Lit
tie Willow, $2.11.
A. NJ. Station, ID is acres near
Kanuga, STA.
r. E. Summey, S acres Big
Willow, 1920.
w. L. Talley, Is acres Under
wood Mountain, $1.36.
+. w. Thomas, 129 acres one
house Big Willow, $3.50.
c. G. Thornton, so acres near
Kanuga, S10.59. =,
j. NJ. Thrash, 100 acres Ball
Mountain, $3.50.
Fred C. Wakefield, 40 acres
Crab Greek, 1884.
H. R. Ward, ~ acres Mud
Creek, $23.42.
Thomas B. Whitfield, lot Ka'
nuga Lake subdivision, $1.36.
J. o. Williams, heirs, 17S acres
Big Willow, $21.6O.
J. Nh Wilson, l 1-2 acres neal
Jeter Mountain, lac; 2 acres
near Jeter Mountain, 15c.
Harry =. Wood, 80 1-2 acres
Shoals Greek, $10.36.
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COLORED

c. A. Allen, Heirs, 81 1-2 acres
mountain land, $5.63.
Mark Allen, 13 acres l house,
$1.73.
Ramsey Allen, 1-2 acre 1 house
home place, $l.85.
Ula May Bradford and V.
Leonard, 2 acres Clear Creek, Csc.
B. +. Brown, Est, 1-2 acre
Clear Creek, CSC.
billiard Featherstone, 9 acres
Howard Gap road, $4.73.
Ed King, l acre part of K.
Mills place, Csc.
p. +. King, Est, 80 acres one
house home tract, $4.10.
Charles Leonard, 10 acres Ball
Top, 4lc.
G. V. Leonard, "a acres Ball
Top, $7.25.
Mrs. A. L. Mills, 33 acres home
place, $4.87.
Kempton Mills, 80 acres one
house nome place, $8.16.
Martha Mills, 80 acres CALI
more place, SAT-.
Winslow Mills, 7 acres noun
tain land, $1.4O.
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CRAB CREEK TOWNSHIP

J. H. Allen, Est, l acre Kanu-
ga Lake, 1926.
NJ. Z. Allison, 35 acres French
Broad, 1892.
B. p. Andcrs, 8 1-2 acres Grab
Creek, $4.75.
f. L. Anders, 1862 acres one
house near Jeter Mountain,
'$15.46.
Ida May Arlington, Est, 29
IA acres Mount Hebron, $11.S3.
Mrs. Pearl Avery Post, 20
acres Annie Hughes Allen land,
$3.50.
w. C. Banks, 176 acres 1 house
Pleasant Grove section, $66.54.
Biltmore Syndicate Co., 80
acres Raines tract, $3.01.
C. L. Black, part of No. 2 and
No. lots Indian Cave Park, CSC.
c.. A. Blythe, 20 acres l house
Crab Creek, $2.70.
J. E. Blythe, 8 1-2 acres one
house Big Willow, $3.50; 10 acres
Dig w lllO"J OOS'
Mrs. R. N. Blythe, Est, II
acres 1 house Big Willow, $4.96.
J. A. Brock, Est, Al acres Big
Willow, $3.50.
J. C. Broom, so acres Jeter
Mountain, $40.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown, ono
house and lot Mallett place French
Broad, $1.20.
John Brown, 81 acres Mud
Greek, $18.05.
Mrs. Laura Canrow, 1 house
and lot Mallett place French
Broad, $2.7O.
Elizabeth Cantrell, 81 acres Big
Willow, $3.50.
H. F. Cantrell, 8 Ia acres Big
Willow, 3 acres adjoining Cantrel
$4.85; 10 acres l house Little Joe
Higgins place, $3.9S; 10 acre!
Big Willow, 90c.
j. W. Cantrell, Sr., 7 acres Big
Willow, $1.61.
J. w. Cantrell, Jr., 10 acres
Big Willow, 90c; % acres one
lhouse Big Willow, $17.26.
Leon B. Cantrell, 1875 acres ]
house Big Willow, $14.16.
Soloman Cantrell, 5 acres Big
Willow, $5.19.
Darlington Security Corp, IA
1-3 acres w. H. Blythe property
20 1-2 acres H. A. Grey property
p "a acres Justus property, 1C
acres A. L. Valentine property
S11.80.
J. NJ. Clark, acres border
Pennsylvania line, 31c.
Arthur Cooper, 70 acres one
house Little Willow, $685..
Adelia Corn, 80 acres Crab
Greek, 1926.
J. C. Corn, II acres Big Will
low, $2.72.
Mrs. Rhode Corn, 27 acres near
Crab Greek road, $500.
Frank Coke, Est, $50 acres
Shoal Greek, balance, $4.77.
Mrs. II. S. Dalton, 10 acres Big
Willow, 90c.
J. H. Dalton, 1923 acres French
Broad, $20.56.
NJ. K. Dalton, 10 acres j. NJ
Dalton property, 90c; SO acres !
house Big Willow, $12.08.
Nellie M. Davis, 10 lots Indian
Cave Park, $17.10.
Albert H. Drake, Al IL acres
1 house Drake land, $6.49.
Mrs. E. T. Drake, 50 IL acres
Big Willow, S5.78.
H. L. F. Drake, 70 acres Big
Willow, $2O.31.
T. A. Drake, 1872 acres Big Will
low, $14.26; 40 acres Big Willow,
1886.
T. A. English, 3S acres house
Little Willow, 1888.
s. l., Finley, 1 lot Kanuga,
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CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP

Annie Baldwin, 9 IL acres +.
J. Drake estate, SLIGO.
l. S. Beddingfeld, 3 1-2 acres
Mills Gap road, $5.65.
R. c. Beddingfeld, 2 acres Hy-
der subdivision, S2.03.
Mrs. 0. V. F. Blythe, 6 acres
Cedar Cliff, Ale.
W. B. Brigham, 128 acres Mills
Gap road, $16.44.
Miss Ruth Brown, / lot Mime
haha, Csc.
Ernest Clark, Est, 2 1-2 acres
f. 7. Clark, Est, Csc.
Clark and Kline, $50 acres Ball
Top mountain, $10.13.
G. S. Clingenpeel, 7 acres one
house, home place, $3.03; 90 acres
mountain land, 1925.
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EDNEYVILLE TOWNSHIP

John j. Ahern, l lot Sugar
Loaf road, S8c.
NJ. C. Alexander, Is acres one
house Edneyville, 1886.
Jess Allen, 5 acres Old School
House, 1882.
Mrs. Rosa Edna Ashworth, as
, acres Bear Wallow, $2.S5.
DR.. Bacon, Is acres Gerton,
1894.
H. C. Ballard, 5 acres near St.
Paul road, 83c; 25 1-2 acres one
house st. Paul road, $500.
C. r. Barber, lot Bat Cave,
SEC.
James Barnwell, SIS acres Ed
NEVILLE, $9>4R5 5, acres Edney-
vile, $1.65.
Pink Barnwell, 80 acres noun
tain land, $685..
w. H. Barnwell, 1 lot Bat Cave,
I$3.77.
E. L. Beam, 1 lot Bat Cave,
SEC.
J. Brazey, 2 lots Manor subdi-
vision Bat Cave, $1.72.
J. A. Brock, Est, so acres of
mountain land, $3.50.
J. G. Bundy, 2 lots Bat Cave,
I$1.72.
H. F. Cantrell, 70 acres noun
tain land, $3.71.
F. f. Carrigan, 10 acres Ed
NEVILLE, $5.15.
M. P. Chipley, lot Bat Cave,
86c.
T. R. Conner, 6 acres Broad
River, S3.11.
Raj ph Conner, 1 Sd acres
Broad River road, $3.50.
Cora Corak, so acres st. Paul
road, $14.03.
Miss F. B. Corey, SIS acres OF
mountain land, $500.
J. P. and Sue M. Coston, 331
acres 1 house Chimney Rock road,
$46.37 bal.
S. S. Creasman, Est, Is IL
acres, $4.97.
Charlie Dalton, 60 acres Point
Lookout, $14.97.
NJ. M. DePass, / lot Bat Cave
subdivision, 1910.
Mrs. Naomi Dodson, / acre Bal
Cave, $2.57.
Mrs. Charles F. Dotson, 9 lots
| 1 house Bat Cave Manor, Sab.
Charles f. Dotson, 6 acres more
or less Grant Mountain, 1888.
G. X. Dotson, 80 acres 1 house
Old Fort road, $500; house ant
lot Bat Cave, $3.50; 3 acres Oh
Fork road, &c.
William T. Dye, 1 lot Bat Cave
SEC.
Mrs. E. R. Edney, "a acres on
house Edneyville, $4.28.
J. w. Edney, 48 acres BIZ
Hungry, $500; 2 lots Sugar Loa
road, tic.
Rev. Carey Elwees, lots Poin
Lookout, 86c.
Mary L. Fischrupp, ! lot Ba
Cave, SEC.
| G. w. Fortune, house and 10
middle Fork, $1.65.
Thomas w. Fowler, 20 IL acre
Middle Fork, 1886.
Mrs. Baylus F. Freeman,
acres Highway No. 20, S4.O3.
Donald Freeman, l house ant
lot Gerton, $6.95.
Giva Freeman, 40 acres Liber
ty, 1896; % acres Bear WalloV
road, 1920.
Mrs. L. A. Freeman, 8 IL acre.
off Highway No. 20, 85c: =,
Mrs. P. j. Freeman, Est. Il
acres 1 house Bat Cave, 1925.
| R. N. Freeman, 20. acres one
house near Edneyville, S2:l3 bal
Mrs. T. w. Freeman and james
Barnwell, 200 acres l house Su'
gar Loaf road, $2.47 bal.
w. H. Garren, 1 house and lo'
Bat Cave, S13.79. =,
Robert M. Gilbert, Est, 81
Iacres Point Lookout, 1855.
James Gillian, 1-2 acre one
house Sugar Loaf road, 40c.
Fred C. Grant, rs acres Beal
tWallow, 1884.
| W. S. Grant, Est, 40 acres Beal
lWallow, 1882.
G. H. Green, l acre Reed,
Patch, SEC,
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DELINQUENT

c. NJ. Beddingtield, 5 1-2 acres
Baldwin Gap road, 42c.
Conkling and Reed, 46 acres
Old Gilbert place, $l4.78.
l.. B. Jackson, 4 acres Edney-
vile road, $500.
S. II. LYDIA, SO acres and build
ings home place, $4.55.
W. C.. LYDIA, II 3-4 acres one
house home place, $7.07.
Mary c. McGreery, l lot Craw
subdivision, 75c.
L. w. Sumner, l lot Evans
subdivision, 75c.
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DELINQUENT

A. 3. Corn, heirs, 55 acres Je-
ter Mountain, $5.76.
The Financial Board of Con-
troll, so acres Mace land, $1O.49.
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DELINQUENT

f. II. Bennison, acres c. f.
Hollyfeld Deep Gap road, $1.96:
Blue RiIge Farm Corp, II
acres 2 lots Davis Park, S25.52.
J. B. Bradley, acre Sugar
Loaf road, SIC.
F. L. Conklin, 9 acres Phillips
land, SAG.
]. s. Hyder, 2 lots Hyder sub
division, &c.
H. J. King, 2 acres near Pace
road, SOC.
J. A. and ]. R. Lance, so acres
J. II. Stepp land, S2.04.
Ray Macomson, 3 acres How
ard Gap road, S3c.
L. H. Mobiles, 3 - acres Orr
land, S1.14.
L. R. Stepp, II lots Dana road,
$3.50.
Mrs. L. F. Wolfe, lot King
land, SIC.
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tain land Big Hungry, $5.4O.
w. l.. Laughter, % ga acres l
house Uno, $14.O4.
Thomas Laycock, 80 acres one
house Ridge road, S19.29.
! Annie Louise Leavingston, two
acres one house, F. D. Stepp land
$1O.48. .r
land, S1.19.
Doris and Helen Lenle, 1 lot
Hyde Park, Use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grace Marie Les
! tick. Is acres Pace road, $3S.O3
Mrs. Emily J. Leverette, 81
acres Little Hungry, 1922.
! r. H. Lincoln, Is acres Sugar
Loaf road, S1.3l.
! w. ]. Litman, 5 acres Upward
S1.35; 80 acres house Upward
Henry o. Lively, 125 acres Bis
Hungry, STOP. 3
Mrs. Rosie f. Lively, 70 l.
acres. North Blue Ridge, $3.50.
| R. Pon Lowndes, Jr., l lot Lau
rel Spring subdivision, Toe.
Mrs. Grace LYDIA, Al acres Su
gar Loaf road, $3.44.
Mrs. Nola McCraw, 20 acre
Howard Gap road, S2.9I.
J Curtis Mabry, 2-3 acres nea'
)! Upward, 1854.
J P. NJ. Mahaffey, 25 acres b!
Hungry, $1.49. :
! NJ. NJ. Marshall, % 3~4 acre
); / house Sugar Loaf road, Sill
! Miss Viola Marshall, AZ acre
Hungry, 1881. c
F. V. Maxwell, Z acres Suga'
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The Washington times., 1936-08-28
KILLER OF WIFE
AND SON DIES

OSSINING, N. Y, Aug. %
G.N.SO. - Charles Rogas, 35,
Brooklyn, today had paid with his
life in Sing Sings electric chair
for the Staying of his three-year-
old son, Alfred, and his wife, Lii
lian. The condemned man en-
tered the death chamber at 11:03
p. m, and was pronounced dead
at 11:08.
RogaS was convicted of poison
ing his son and killing his wife
with hammer. He also was in
Strumental in killing his 10-month-
old daughter, Winifred, who was
Smothered to death when her
mother, felled by Rogas' blows, col
lapsed on the infant.
When last request for a drink
of liquor was denied the slayer,
he said:
II drank myself into trouble
and I'd like to drink myself out
of it,"
The Washington times., 1936-08-28
TR0TSKY TO BE
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strict conditions, barring any po-
litical activities whatsoever, which
the government sought to impose
following the execution Of 16 Boil
ShevlkS in Moscow.
During their trial, the Is men
said Trotsky had sent five "Fas-
cist" plotterS into Russia and sew
eral testified that Trotsky had
urged a reign of terror in the
Soviet Union as the only means
of overthrowing the Stain regime.
The police superintendent of
Oslo. who is responsible to the
ministry of justice, visited Trotsky
during the Moscow trial and re-
ceived. assurances that his sole po-
litical work had been writing ar
ticles for an American magazine.
Today, however, Trotsky ad-
mitted using his influence abroad
for the first time since the Moscow
executions.
The Washington times., 1936-08-28
RICHMAN HOP
DUE TODAY

FLOYD BENNETT FIELD, N.
Y, Aug. % O.N.SD.-The air
plane Lady Peace, in which Rich
ard Merrill, ace air mail pilot,
and Harry Richman, Broadway
singer, hope to take off this
afternoon on a round-trip flight
to London, was brought here
from Newark at noon today.
The plane was flown here by
Ralph Powell, employe of a COM
mercial air line. after a final
tuning up at Newark Airport.
Powell will not accompany Mer-
rill and Richman on the pro-
jected flight.
A brief rain squall swept over
this section shortly before noon
but the sun emerged just as
Powell set the plane down.
The air adventurers hope to be
back from London by Sunday
morning in time for breakfast
Merrill is making the flight as a
sort of vacation trip. He has to
be back Monday on his job as
senior pilot of the Eastern Air
Lines.