Entertainment at Princess to feature readings and music
A schedule of entertainments follows the arrival of the 7:45 train from Norfolk and the return of the same line. Mrs Tinaford, a noted performer, will read lines from Velen while Mr Planter interprets Modus. Professor Chow and Miss Manet Yewed will present selections with readings from Picabhet and an Inc Hovition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prater de
Alindse Hanford
Newt
Bumeday
Val Setoises
Mies Manet
Tanfordis
Picabhet
Tinaford
Planter
Tranford
Norfolk
Mehr
Virginia Advisory Board Meets in Richmond Lodging Order
The Virginia Advisory Hoard and Grand Lodge Finance Committee of the Kuteghits of Manor met in Richmond with Grand Cloister George L. Currie joining from Nashville. Grand Treasurer Hudnall Supreme Representative Lamkin and Taille attended. Reports show thirteen new lodgers instituted in Virginia last year and the order in excellent condition. The finance committee and trustees reported that the books of the Grand Treasurer and Grand Reporter were found correct after examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Grand Lodge
United States
Richmond
George L. Currie
Supreme Lodge
Nashville
Hudnall
Lamkin
Taille
Reorganization Committee Plans Appeal in Rail Way Case
The Fraltimore reorganiz ation committee led by William H. Blackfond says it will appeal Judge Morris's ruling requiring the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co to deliver $52,000 of series A bonds to Adolph Lew and his New York committee. Bonds were bought by Lew and associates and held under a pledge that blocked delivery due to an existing agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraltimore
Cape Pear and Yadkin Valley Raihway Company
William IL. Blackfond
Morris
United States District Court
Merenantile ‘Trust and Deposit Company
Adolph Lew
New York Reorganization Committee
An. Lew
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Carrie Louise fishing voyage to Wilbourshy Spit
The Uttle yacht Carrie Louise owned by Mr. K Q Backus took a fishing party to Wilbourshy Spit on Thursday. The party included KX Q Backus I W Seely C TH Simpson John Perdue and RR Lambert. They reported abundant fish and plentiful catches with J W Seely making the largest catch of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Louise
K. QQ. Bachus
Wil- Joushby Spit
Marty
Messrs
KX. Q. Backus
I. W. Seely
C. TH. Simpson
John Perdue
R. RR. Lambert
J. W. Seely
Evising Excursion to Old Point By Grozmer Northampton
Grozmer Northampton resumes tri weekly excursions to Old Point on Monday July 6 leaving Pay the Wharf on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Round trip fare is 60 cents. Departs at 10 p m returning to Old Point.
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Northampton
Bay Line
Mobjack Bay
Western Shore
Grozmer Northampton
Od Point
I. Om
Qld Point
Mare
Jytur
Levy Bros Great Building Sale Continues Thirty Days
Doors reopen at Levy Bros with more salespeople tomorrow to speed service. Early shoppers urged to avoid crowds as the Great Building Sale extends for thirty days. Atoned text mentions kitchen items and a range promo but OCR errors cloud specifics.
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Levy Bros
Weather Outlook for Teday and Louoy Districts
Partial clouds with early showers in Virginia and light southerly winds. North Carolina shows fair skies with southeasterly winds. Includes sunrise 4 58 am and sunset 7 24 pm, high tide at 1 58 am and 11 48 pm, low tide at 6 20 am and 1 00 pm.
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Washington, D. C
Virginia
Tor North Carolina
Tragic Sloop Foundering Near Virginia Capes Reported
A damaged report describes a sloop that foundered off the Virginia Capes heading to New York. Lifesavers assisted two millers and rescued crewmen while a British note and a pilot vessel aided the scene. The vessel measured thirty seven feet and sailed from Clare-Wont, Way, to New York.
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Mierinia
North Germay
New York
Warlen
Toy
Donal Cana Ron
Pas
Mort
Sean
Virginia Capes
Jury issues and county court notes from Norfolk and Portsmouth
The Norfolk World reports court dispositions including fines for Hines Taylor and others, a jail sentence for John Ferabee, and charges against Theodore Hall and W. H. McCullough. It notes property transfers in Grambleton and Atlantic City wards, and an assignment of L. C. Ware & Co. to PLCL Parrish with details of assets and trust priorities.
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Chout Yesleviky
Tintem Wy'l Bs Rin
Proslilup
Hines Taylor
Weoute Path Court
I Ebay
Tudyuieyhop Hk
Wilard
Waite Asnissad
Mattha djiMups
John Ferabee
D.D. Lawrenes
Portsmouth
John Allen
Hk. W. Matlett
John ©. Wilkins
Evie Johnakin
Tunstall Avenue
Grambleton Ward
William T. Webb
Carrie I. Lambert
Central Avenue
Spring Street
Atlantic City
Fanny Fivell
H. Fivell
If. C. Hoggard
Albert W. Cornick
Highland Avenue
Granville Avenue
Brandleton Wari
A.W. Corneck
Sallie Stevenson
L. C. Ware
M. J. Quattlebaum
L. C. Ware & Co
PLCL
Parrish
Main Street
L. C Ware & Co
Southpate Lelseh
Forest
Gqauisttiehsum
Bank of Comimerer
MM. Vannal
Tt. C. Ware
Ware& Co
Ool la. Ware & Co
Ivor T. Mase
Cole & Shultice
B.c. Ware & Cnr
Anton
More Soldiers in Camp at the Beach
The A. P. L Huw Rides of Petersburg arrived and camped after a Norfolk and Western railway trip aboard a special morning cannon ball express. The Cockade City's unit travels with Lt Jones and a list of sergeants privates and staff, headed to the Beach for a week long camp. The Lee Rifles remain at Area View and break camp today. Captain Jackson cannot join due to a family bereavement.
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A. PL Huw
Petersburg
Cockade City
Norfolk and Western Railway
Athe Beach
Jones
W. H. Cooper
D. Geasley
J. ©. Smith
Gill
Wythe
Britton
GriMin
T. Mann
E. Townsend
Jackson
Beaen
Lee Rifles
Areaa View
Suffolk man walks to Norfolk in record time
On Wednesday night Mr. St K Darden of Suffolk made a five dollar wager with friends from the Phoenix Military Band that he could walk to Norfolk in an hour and a half and won easily. On Thursday he offered a return trip in one hour but the bettors refused.
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Suffolk
Seaside Epworth League Rally at Port Norfolk Pavilion
A 4 inch grand rally by the Seaside Epworth League is planned for Tuesday in the Port Norfolk excursion pavilion. Dr W J Young will deliver the address, McKendree League conducts the devotional, and a notable singer will perform. Electric cars from the ferry wharf will shuttle attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Port Norfolk
W. J. Young
McKendree League Wll
Ferry Wharf
Telectric Bitters Promoted As Nerve and Blood Tonic
Promoted as a vegetable remedy for tired nerves and digestive vigor Telectric Bitters claims to tone nerve centres in the stomach stimulate the liver and kidneys aid impurity removal from blood improve appetite and digestion and act as a blood purifier and nerve tonics Sold for one dollar per bottle at Burrow Martin Co.'s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrow
Martin & Co
Sinoday Puzzles and Footwear Ad Copy
They pose a cane of coin and measure puzzles while promoting two dollar patrol shoes and a shoulder of eye care at a local store. The ad touts Verne jong shoes with durable sole and comfort for hot weather and offers eye glass remedies at a street corner shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Jong
Hellas Soon
Bank St
Gpp
Arraignment and Small-Court Disputes Reported
Yesterday in Police Court Patrick Daley, intoxicated, was arraigned for carrying a concealed revolver. Judge Tomlin fined him 25 dollars and costs and sentenced him to thirty days in jail. Nearby tenants in 685 Main Street, Mrs. Gaylor and R. J. Sears, faced disputes over passage and language, resulting in fines. Soldiers' Wood project notes and a general inquiry follow in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlin
Johnnie Hawkins
Kreeny
Mary Wilson
Stella Johnson
John Williams
Williams
Marin Winfield
Emma Chapel
Isaiah Wood
Charle Merritt
W. H. McCullough
W. A. Williams
Patrick Daley
Church
Union sGeets
R. J. Sears
Gaylor
Main Street
Norfolk grower sells rare Middle ton Warly Berry plants
Abr. S. Meid reports Tom North Cardova has started another titty reason the propagation of strange plants. The famous Middle ton Warly Berry is controlled by the Hold Bros. Some plants fruiting in Norfolk by May. Mr Trebl notes potting method with derra cotta pots and earth. Headquarters with brother at 415 Church street Norfolk.
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S. Meid
Tom North Cardova
Hold Bros
Norfolk
Ain Reid
Crreliva
Trebl
Teld
Church Street
Secretary orders repairs to cruiser Cincinnati for foreign service
Secretary Long orders repairs so the Cincinnati reaches first class condition for foreign service. The ship will visit Telchester Beach Maryland for instruction before likely sailing to Norfolk. She must be ready for sea by August 29 and then proceed to the South Atlantic to become flagship of the squadron. The Cincinnati detail follows Tuome's directive. The obituary notes the funeral of Mrs A Deems at 430 pm from 427 Church Street with burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery in Baltimore.
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Long
Cincinnat
Cinccinnat
Telchester Beach
Maryland Naval Re
Norfolk Navy Yard
Tuome
Cincinnati
South Atlantic
T Lancaster
Ss A Deems
John J. White
Church Street
W. J. Young
Ipworth Methodist Church
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Trev
George W. Deems
Meitradist Church
Maryland Judge Burke Visits Norfolk From Towson
Judge N Charles Burke of Towson Maryland, on a Baltimore boat trip, spent the day at Virginia Tech and Norfolk, stating it was his first visit to the city before returning home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Charles Burke
Towson
Maryland
Baltimore
Virginia
Norfolk
Grandest Remedy Claims Cure for Consumption
Chilhowie Virginia merchant R B Greeve says he nearly died of consumption before using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits two bottles with his cure and notes he has worked three years since. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds and consumption with trial battles at Gar Cr and voices at Ocean View this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Greeve
Chilhowie
Dr. I King
Dr. King
Garrow, Martin & Co
Birth Notice for Neo William Brown at 117 Marshall Avenue
Infant Neo William Brown, son of George D P Brown and Tetanka Brown, born seven months ago at the family home 117 Marshall Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Neo
Marshall Avenue
William
George DP
Tetank Drown
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Chaeth
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Tada Ave
Piogh
Columial Sveuue
Ghent
Salemone
Jay
Onl-Ilalwy
E. Jenkins
Main St
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Pearl Street
Aayer & CO
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Mill Supplies
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Morfolk
B.S. Campieelli
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Jy 13
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Tlez and
Raymond
Orlols
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Mighmond
Duces
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Pieye
Weber
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Weblon
Reinbeent
Eile
Uowwu
Boliovine
Qvindixta Lace
Knights OF Honor OF Virginia
C.F
V. Reorganization
Coal Movement
Oby
William Lamb . Co
Castner & Curran
Cobslivisc Sweell Vliees
Christian Workers’ Conference
Piiat
Drea Hook Toils
N Commical Co
Washington
Old Point
Doors « Lage
NBC Ome
Cme
Weather Report
Teday
Louoy
Meteorologicat, Data
Duvenu
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Noble
Roaroke
Acidibors
Tohn Bricnon
Planckel
Serial Rubber Company
Toads
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Duy
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Gseek
Ichard Fereir
Wew Work
Cieelhent
Flor Crate
Ft Feign
Wiew I'rff
Mennig
Secreitiary
Sterner
Payenne
Steasther ‘Phece
Gardner i. Tin. Herel
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Thursiday
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Mr. Noble
Coaurt
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World
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J. W. Harvey
Virginia Geach
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Virginia Beach
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Asenor
George Preston
Cooper Marble Works
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Avery
QRZE
Postoffice
Joseph Brown
Ontland
Mettowee
Chas, M. Sterff
Norfolk, VA
Henry MacLachlan
J. W. Gamane
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller Wholesale and Retn
Plument
Senorpolex
Southern States
Southern Pella
Edward Spalding
J. N. Gale Trust
Mlaln Street
The
Gale Jewelry Co
Gale
Winston
He Wright
T. C
Bernard
William Linn
Walter J. Simmons & Co
Tata
A. J
Tearanby
Lotte Shar
Trom
Ian
A. RE. Halle
Walter EH. Iall
Grants Street
Oliver’s
Ross
Charlotte
Ross WS
C. O
Trustea
Parkrett
Aly
Ferry Hot Landing
Mat
Langballe's
Normole
Church St
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