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The Washington times., 1905-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE g. FEMALE.

WANTED-You TO know that you can learn
the Syllable, System OF Shorthand in Is
hours and attain a speed Of Is to 100 words
in $50 hours study, or money refunded. We
also teach the Pitnan. Graham. Gregg and
Barnes sytems. Typewriting. and spanish
Day and evening sessions. Speed classes.
THE STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-3l6
Colorado building. au7-tf
WANTED-A man and lady; also neat coll
ored man, with good acquaintance 30 solicit
trade for MEMS women's. and childrens
clothing, shoes. millinery. and furs; salary
and commission right party: references
required THE PEOPLES OUTF1TTERS,
l72l Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-GirI to stitch; also boy. l2S 9Th
ST. II
wANTED-Plain cook. chambermaid, man.
wife. private family: butler. man drive gro
Gerry wagon 1885 11th St NV. II
SHELLS wants five cooks. four house girls,
and two young men for hotel. 1912 L St
ze21-2t
WANTED-Bookkeeper and cashier in retail
grocery and market in Northwest; one with
experience preferred. Address BOX 145.
Times office se23-3t
WANTED-Order cook, at once. Address
BOX ls2, Times office se23-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Slipped on Banana Peel.

Yesterday afternoon, John Hurney
of Sic Twenty-fifth street northwest.
slipped on banana skin at Sixth street
and Louisiana avenue He was render
cd unconscious by the fall, and was
sent 20 the Emergency Hospital, where
his injuries We're dressed
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DENTISTRY.

PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-NEw SYSTEM.
Special this week: Sets or teeth 50; gold
ard SrldgewoESs So filings. 25c up.
Painless Extracting and examination FREE.
a written guarantee with all work
AMERICAN PAINLESS DENTISTS,
62i 7th 81. y. W. seIC-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-nSo extracting;
no pain: look. feel. act. and last longer than
n1t1rai teeth: shTunken faces made normal:
palniess filings DR. J. l. WILSON. I20S r
- au3O-30t
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Fell in Fit; Dislocated law.

Suffering from a dislocated jaw and
a cut over his right eye. Isaac Taylor.
colored. thirty-five years old, was taken
- the Emergency Hospital from his
h@xpe. $50 Hughes alley northwest, last
Night He informed the surgeons that
he received the injury when he fell IN d
tit at his home
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Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for free bottle OF "Ciean Milk
Purified in a steam turbine. perfectly
Pasteurized and chilled. This Is the
finest. purest and only safe milk in the
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
of purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company. 1893 14th st. my. Phone
North I83
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN ADVOCATE THE USE OF TIMES WANT ADS
wANrgD-RooMs AND BOARD.

COUPLE vita Tour-year-old boy viii pay $50
per month for ra0 uaftIrnfshed second fioor
rooms. with bc2-d. VIII take care of rooms
and furnish towels. bed linen etc: plain
home comforts; With private family pre-
ferred- Address A. P. H, South BrookIand.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS rewoven into elegant revers-
iDie rugs. Drop postal. NONPAREIL. l2S
9th st. se25-St
SPIRITUALISM-Mrs H NJ NOLAN. OF 2I0
d st. NV. holds religious services every
Sunday and Thursday eveninS at s O'Clock
se23 81
FOR RENT-Desk room IN central location:
good place for express or other business Ad-
dress BOX I32. Times office. se23-3I
WANfED-To exchange a SEQ mandolin for
an Edison paOnograph. Address BON l27
Times Office se2S-3I
REMEMBER '-kretoF' prevents typhoid: re-
duces fever term by sponSinS body with So
lUtiOn. ounce To gallon water All drug
gists. Take other. Scl9-Ist
CALL on ES-DAwNS * KEYS. Painters
and Grainers. 1902 10th ST. nw. sel9-7t
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New Furniture of Unusual Quality

At auction. Wednesday, II a. m. A va
ried assortment of selected pieces for
the home. two new roII-top desks, hand
some carpets, etc Wilson & Mayors,
1927 O street
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS, three months old.
r. r. PARKER. KOss' Pharmacy. 1923 gth
St Petworth- sez4-3t
FOR SAL.E-Jrst received young parrots; /;
slso Imported Hartz mountain caBaries and
f.ests supply Flee Flea dog and cat SOAP
medicines. etc SCHMIDS BIED STORE.
7l2 I2th ST NV auO-tf
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Choice Collection of Household Goods

Al Brown * Tolson's, 1903 II st. NV, 10
a. m. Tuesday. September 26. 1905. Fine
mahogany and birch furniture, new
rugs and carpets, billiard table, &c. to
the highest bidder.
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Look for the Special Glasses

Bes ring name and trademark when you
order Royal Pilsen," the new light beer
Leading bars AbEer-Drury Brew Co.
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Best Lamp Oil, s Gal. 75c.

a Lamp for every use.
A Chimney for every lamp
Gas and OF Stoves TO keep you warm.
SIG 18th 81. 9. A. Muddiman & Co, i264 G.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By hrst-class laundress. washing
and ironing 10 do at home. or work by the
Gay mousse cleaning. l29 Pierce st. NV
F~-' =
wANTED-Position as pantry girl: good ref
erence. S24 ST. sw. II
WANTED-By colored woman. wash to take
home or VIII go out Call at address 2l5 L
ST NV se24-2t
SANTED-By girl place as chambermaid
or waitress. or nurse 1903 Madison st. 1t
cham Dermatd or help with general house
work in a small family. Call or address
l7zS Vermont ave. NV II
WANTED-By good Iaundress washing to
90 al home. Call or address 1915 9Th NV II
W.ANTED-A lone settled widow would like
Is willing and obliginG; small pay; good
home Address BOX 2O3. Times Office. 1t
WANTED-By girl. aged lG. place as cham
bermaid IN private family. 445 o ST. NV. /;
references. II
WANrED-By competent cook with first
class family position; fair wages expected.
l2S! 22d ST. nU- 1t
" WANTED-By respectable colored woman
washing and ironing TO do at home. 25I9 18th
st. II
wANTED-Plaee as cook in private family:
reference. l!22 NJ. se24-3t
SPANISH taught: easy method; by Cuban
young LADY, terms moderate, Just arrived.
Address 2OlG Vermont ave se2i-7t
WANTED-Place as nurse. or in fiat. 1893
3th St NV. il
WASHING TO do at home or out: also DAY
work. 500 Il st. NV. II
WANTED-By respectable cosored girl. place
as chambermaid or nurse. Apply IlI2 Q st.
NV. II
WANTED-Laundry work AT nome OPS / ST
NV. se25-2r
wANTED-By good Iaundress. any kind Of
day WORK. 1899 Madison 81. NV II
WANTED-By middle-aged lady. neat house
keeper, the care OF a widower-s own home
Call or address 10 + St ne se24-2t
WANTED-By young lady. position as cash
Ter, office assistant. or other light wor,,
Address MISS NJ s. 92712 K ST. NV se23-3t
WANTED-By white woman housecleaning
Dy day. 7I7 lst St nv. se23-3t
WANTED By German girl place as cook in
private family; references. us ID ST sw
se23-St
PIANO LESSONS at 50c a nalf hour. STU
DO 1905 st NV se22-gt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Office rooms at 500 18th 81. Ap-
ply 4. ID. ADDISON. SIS 18th 81. se24-7t
FOR RENT-Office rooms. including steam
heat and electric light only - per month
Flats So. 30 per month. Apply To- NOR
MENT < SMITH. Room l. Central NATL
Bank building. 1th ST and Penn
sylvania ave. NV. se22-Tt
FOR RENT-Desirabie Office rooms IN the
Evans 5u.i-slg. I4l5-l424 New York ave;
rental very low. including heat. light and
ianitor serytc~ Se2O-Sg'
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Knocked Down by Car.

Knocked down by a car at North
Capitol and o streets northwest. Lewis
Davis. colOred. nine years old. received
several painful bruises and cuts about
sent 10 the Homeopathic Hospital and
later went 10 his home.
FGssell's Ice Cream Is Made With Pure
cream. fresh fruits 1927 N 7. ave.
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DANCING.
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND

THE ORDWAYS. 43I nth ST " W-Ev4ry
Monday Tuesday Friday. and Saturday even
ing. BEGINNERS class, 7:50s advanced s::,0
Isd, assistants. six lessons, S2.5O. Private
lessons by appointment Profs. WYNDHAM
Willis
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WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

1872 l. ST. NV. Shells Employment Agency
A card viii bring help to your door, web
recommended We furnish male and female
students. se24-2t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE?- We store rz= ss55e 4, ios.,ii
iJsSrrED STATES STORAGE CO. 1920 i22
lOtn sI nv. Shoas Main AIS. myz-em0
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any firm In
city; work guaranteed H HEWITT. Gil
East Capitol. se24-3t
ROOMS PAPERED. 81. IS up; house painting,
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. 64S II at
ne Phone East 1857 se24-3t
WM- V MAHONEY, the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable, prompt, cheap legal guar
antee covers all our work; send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. 60S
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East l14-F,
following agencies o Donnelfs paint
store, 32d and NJ Sts- NV; Edlaritch's store
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe St, Anacostia. Mat
tiasiys store. Congress Heights, COZ New
York ave NV: 1880 ST se23-7r
ROOMS PAPERED from 81 up. all work
guaranteed; estimates furnished SILENCE
< MANDERS. 9lo E st NV Phone Main
s4lS. sel9-7t
WALL PAPERS. SC per roll and up. CAR
Isle BROS. 64S II ST. ne sea st
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS. List your rooms with
US: we VIII rent them for you at small
charge COVE * EVERETT, 81 G ST. NV
WANTED1By gentleman. nicely furnished
second story front room; home comforts; near
1th and z SIS; state prices Address BOX
l9I. Times office. se25-3t
WANTED-Furnished front room for a me-
chanic. wife. and dog; state price and par
uculars- Address BOX 100, Times office.
WANTEDEBy two ladies. rnrurnished fiat
of three or four rooms FOR light housekeep-
ing: modern conveniences; near line;
state terms. Address BOX 197. Times Of
fice. 1t
WANTEDSBy married couple, with baby.
two or three communicating rooms, sec
ond floor; furnished for light housekeeping;
near Maryland ave ne. state price. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office se24-3t
WANTED-Furnished room by man and wife,
with private bath and steam heat preferred: :
+ and o, 9Th ard 18th Address BOX 1856
Times Office se23-3t
WANTED-A music teacher desires fur
nished room In exchange Tor lessons; highest
references Address BOX I33, Times Office
se:s3-3t
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FOUND.

STRAW Panama hats cleaned bIeached
equal to new. Felt. derby. SILK a speciality.
KANDEL, 49, 9Th st. se7-30,
PRINTING-The better kind. backed by
truth honesty. and l. years practical
perience: this kind pays. 1000 business
cards, $50. so visiting cards. 25c- HAYS.
SOS L ST w se6-S0t
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NEAR CAPITOL-GoOd board: we'll heated
room. suitable for two gentlemen. private
family: SIS Address BOX I96. Times Office.
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FOR RENT-Two second floor furnished
rooms. southern exposure: gentlemen Drs-
ferred; board IL desired s47 Virginia ava
The Washington times., 1905-09-25
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE front room; home table for two
gentlemen, 81 per week each ii st ne.
near North Capitol ST sea5-es
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with good
bC ard S02 llth ST NV. se2512t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

SAY, Highest cash prices paid for second
hand bicycles. llS Pennsylvania ave NV
wANTED-5Oo secondhand bicycle. I79s 7fs
81 NV au2S-Sor
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange farm for city prop
erty or trust deeds. Address BON l6S. Times
oLtcs ke21-SI
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Room. breakfast.
and dinner. S2s' new. modern house Address
BOX 2o6. Times Office N
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOmS.
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished un-
furnished rooms on second floor in corEer
house: good location and rent reasonable.
1901 9Th st. NV ss25-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished or unfurniS1ad
rooms Third floor. 1l12 NJ ST. NV se25-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms IN all sections of city. list;
no charge. COVE & EVERETT. 81 ST.
nv. Se2--3T
TWO VERY DESIRABLE large rooms. fur
nished unfurnIshed: siagly or together
FLAT l. 1889 14th St se24-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished par
lor. Ills 10th 81. se24-3t
50 NEW YORK AVE NE--TETo connecting
rooms; edults- se21-3t
LARGE bay-window front roorn furnished
or unfurnished- 30I ST se23-3t
OPPOSITE LIBRART-Rooms, single or en-
suite: furnished unfurnished- I3S East
Capitol st. ss23-3t
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WANTED-HoRSES AND VEHICLES
WANTED-Horse for his feed; light work.
country. Address BOX 49,. Times Office
seS3-3t
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FOR SALE-Dark bay driving work horse;
also buggy and harness Call rear 81 I'd St
Se2o-3t
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TWO connecting rooms, suitable for four
people; porcelain bath: good home cooking;
Cleanliness a specially 5l9 L St NV.
The Washington times., 1905-09-25

NINE ZARRA and THEI1MA tell your name
remove spells, give luck. 729 9Th St NV
se25-SQt
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WANTED-Ten boys with bicycles.
Also experienced bundle wrappers.
Also young men for stock clerks.
Should be between II and Is years
The best salaries in the city and
rapid advancement for those deserving.
Apply to SUPERINTENDENT, s.
Kann. Sons * Co. se25-2t
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PERSONAL.

MECHANICS. fall in line; it's September
and the workineman can buy a good suit
OF clothes or overcoat, slightly used. lowest
eb5 prices: look for the old porch JUSTHS
OLD STAND. SO D St seo5--t
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1907 Q ST NW.-Private family; newly fur
nished, elegant home: Will receive married
couple or two gentlemen for winter: terms
very Moderate "A
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 27lS 18th St NV
Second story room; steam heat. II
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WANTED-Girls, II years and over, fol
positions store messengers and
bundle wrappers. Apply 10 SUPERIN-
TENDENT. 5. Kann. Sons Il Co.
se25-2t
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST tells your
whole fortune. Ice Open Sunday; no sign
I123 Sth St se25-2t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR SALEDark bay driving or work horse;
also buggy and harness. Call rear 72l I'd St
ne. Se25-5t
FOR SALE-pair small well matched horses
sound and young fine drivers. runabout and
double harness, also single sorrel driving
mare: owner has purchased automobile and
win sell horses cheap Can be seen at u 3
ST Se25-3l
FOR SALE-Riding and driving mare. seven
years old; Is hands Inquire 32s East Capitol
So. se24-St
FOR SALE-Twenty horses and mares. sold
for the want Of use Apply B. * p STA
BILE. rear i72 Pennsylvania ave se24-6t
FOR SALE-Dirt cheap. a wagon. So. 2o2s
SD ST se2S-St
FOR SALE-The finest turnout in the citys
sorrel horse five years old. sound. gentle,
well broke: any lady can drive him. finS
saddle horse. can trot minutes rubber
tire top buggy. Dermerast set harness. bCst-
ness wagon. this party must sell. REX
STABLE. rear 6l5 E s. NV se2S-Sr
FOR SALE-Cheap. two young draft and sew
eraI aIl-round bus horses; further use
reason for selling them; make offer Rear
lis ID St NV Sezl-It
JUST ARRIVED-2 carloads Of fine delivery
wagons. Special low prices to quick buyers
Curtatn-side Wagons 500 %
Panel-top Grocery Wagons 90 TO SS5-0 90
Pancl-tOp Butter Wasons-...--.-.-.....-S 300
s. D. WATERS SON. $40 Penca- Ave.
eul1-tf
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1903 NEW YORK AVE. opposite Coreoran
Art Gallery; fine single rooms. SIS; porcs-
lain baths; telephone se24-St
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GOOD display job composito-s wanted to SET
calendar advertisements for The Osborne
Company, Newark. y. J.; wages above
scale. Apply THE TYPOTHETAE. 500
Broadway. New York sez5-3t
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ANACOSTIA.

ANACOSTIA.
sURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BROOKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H z. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
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wANTED-Colored elevator conductor: must
have city references. LINCOLN HOTEL. 10th
K s. /.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-A reliable boy about IS years
old for cleaning up store and to
rends. Apply at COS 9th ST NV. 1t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A servant 10 DO general house
work; stay nights. Call at 1910 18th ST NV
1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Laborers at Filtration Plant
Sl15 per day: long job. Apply r. 5.
BLOME co. se24-7t
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FURNISHED or unfrrrished rooms with
se24-3t
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WANTED-White porter IN hardware store:
also errand boy; bring references. RU-
DOLPH & WEST Co, 1882 New York ave
! NV. se24-3t
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WANTED-Colored boy for store; must have
bicycle and reference F. ROSE, 1II5 L 81.
Z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
NeIson-Britt Pictures.

The question OF relative superiority
between Jimmy Brit and Battling
Nelson was as much discussed after
their great battle rs before. Britt and
his partisans claimod-fcr that mat
ter. sun claim-that Britt had an Tie
better Of The fighting, ana that q dc.
Spairing rally Was al that gave Ncl-
son victory. Nelson and his friends
assert that Battling Nelson had tho
fight well in hand from end 10 end,
and that It was only Il question of
time till Eritt succumbcd 10 the
Dano's tirc!osH Onslauehts 1t is said
that there IS ouly one way 10 form Il
really fair and unbiased opinion ot the
case, and tliat is 10 sec ana study the
motion pictures OF Tho battle. These
are claimed ~ no pictures. matchicss
In their clecrncss, perfect 10 The
1mai!ost deal, zen the whole story.
and tcli il rs no roportor could.
i. ". Cchrotn. president Of Tic Col,
mn (CalD Athletic Club. where tho
fight occurred, is The owner of the
copyright films.
The pictures will he shown al The
Acadcmy Monday afternoon and night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
LOUISIANA DUE I'M
PORT THIS MORNING
Storm Along the Coast May Cause
eattleship 10 Arrive Few Hours
Latec Than Expected.

Tho Louisiana. tho fastest hattie.
ship Of her class anoat, is due 10 ar.
rive in port this morning from Rocl:.
land, where she was given her ON
cial trial trips.
il is beloved that the warship fcn
in with the bowling northeast gale
that swept down tho Atlantic coast
yesterday and last night ana the
probabilities are that the vessel will
moi Gct into port until Just before
noon. From the reports Of Tho con.
dltion Of the sea outside or the
Capes last night ;ho Louisiana must
have had rough night OF ii.
Ulon her arrival here thc warsh;p
VIII proceed 10 her berth ut tho ship
yard, where she will be completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
Clearing 41ll 4. House Association A.
|oufns Without Settling Trouble.
NO INFORMATION GIVEN OUT
Resolution EApeliing Newport News
National Bank Was Not Acted Upon,
Bur Details of Meetinn are Not Be.
ing Discussed by Members

According 10 schedule the Newport
yesterday afternoon ut $50 O'Clock TO
consider u resolution cXpcling the
Newport News National bank from
the body. The meeting WAS q brief
one and when il was over tic only in.
formation given out was 10 tho effect
that tho association had adjourned
without acting upon the resolution.
When approached by n reporter for
tho Daily Press last night Mr.. ". u.
Vest, sccrotary-treasurer and manager
OF the Clearing House Associations de-
clined TO discuss tn, subject further
than TO say: we adjourned without
taking any action" In reply 10 II
question rs 10 whether or not the res
olution would be considered ut IN.
tnre meeting, Mr. Vest said that he
was not authorized TO make any state.
ment except that no action has hcon
taken.
The story Of he trouble in the as.
ISOLATION created the greatest interest
among The business mon Of The city
yesterday md the outcomd nr tho
meeting in the afternoon was eagerly
awaited.
Some people seem to think that the
resolution cXpcllmg the Newport News
National bank for alleged violation of
tho new regulation prohibiting mem
bera OF the association from paving In
tcrcst on city deposits, will he drop
ped. Others are OF the opinion that
the trouble has not blown over yet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
Committee Meetino.

Tho highways and sewers commit.
tee OF the city council MOI last. NIGHT
ana disposed OF considerable business.
At the request Of Mcssrs. ". = Ear.
rcti ana w. u. Vest. the city engineer
ana superintendent OF streets were in
,ricted 10 op"n the street leading Ia
IN" subway beneath The Chcsaprakc &
ONO tracks nj Twentieth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
OPEN MEETING OF C.L.U..
"InpoFladse o. Organized Effort
Discussed By Capt. Berkeley.
MR.. BROWN BRINGS COOO News
Sig Convention of Paioters and Pa.
per Hangers at Memphis Endorsed
jamestown xpositon-.La Vyyers,
Ctergymen and Unionists TO Speak.

Tho Central Labor Union has re-
sumed It's custom Of holding peri
odical omen meetings during the win.
Ter months for The purpose Of dis
cnssinS questions Of Importance "a
lis members as unionists aud citi-
zens. 1t is proposed during the pres
cnL winter To invite lawyers, olorgy-
mon and we'll known trades union
ISIS 20 address open meetings.
After the regular meeting OF the
body last night an open session was
held. Captain C. G. Berkeley being
The principal speaker. Mr.. G. z.
Kelley, chief Of The bureau of pub
!ici,y Of tho jamestown Exposition
Company. was 10 have addressed
Tho meeting, but Was unavoidably de
tanned in Norfolk. Mr.. Kcilcy prob.
ably will arrange TO come over at
some future date.
Captain Bcrkclcy delivered an in.
torosting ana highly appreciated ad-
dress on the Importance Of organized
effort He said, among other things,
that lawyers ana doctors had their
unions" and that il it was good for
them organization should undoubtcd.
~ be good for tho working PEOPLE.
After CAPTAIN Bcrkeley's speech
cigars bearing thc blue label were
passed around. Then Air. ". 6.
Rolph, nf the Boilermakors' Union.
made y talk on The Label" Mr..
Rndd. formerly Of Richmond. made a
few remarks in the interest of the
sheet metal workers.
Among others who had something
10 say during the evening were
Mcssrs. I. ". Brown and j. Il. Cline.
dinat. Mr. Brown has just rcturne /
from Memphis. Tenn. where he has
been attending thc convention OF the
brotherhood Of Painters ana Paper.
hangers. EiGht hundred delegates,
representing every Stale in the union
and the Dominion OF Canada, a!
tended The convention. Mr.. Brown
roported that The body adopted q
resolution endorsing the jamestown
ierccntennial exposition.
Before adjouyninG, Inc Central La.
Dor Union rendered rising vote Of
thanks to CAPTAIN Berkeley for his
speech.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

4 Christmas present that won!d re
aprrcciated--n ioos" leaf mcmnrandnrD
and card book, For sale by.
II WARWICK PRINTING co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
THEATRICAL


There ara worry few female magl-
clans and foremost among those few
Is Madame adelaide Herman, the
1aoen OF magic, who viii be the star
feature Of n fine company TO he pre-
sen'ed at the Academy OF Music this
afternoon ana tonight.
The widow Of the late "IIcrrnan,
The Great, the most highly accom-.
p!ishcd OF al magicans OF his day.
and his principal assistant and sole
contldant Of his most precious SO.
crots Of his art, sho proved an ar,
pupil IN learning the. mystic art Of
clever deception and after The death
Of her husband devoted several
years 10 further study OF his Intricate
Illusions and then vcnturod forth on
tn vaudeville stage 10 meet with
nnbounded success. Several OF the
most intricate illusions Of her late