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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

the earmarks OF the shop-made which
otherwise good in fabric and make uf
one pays enough). yet always lack that
originality and individuality OF style 20
waist that IL full over the bust and TO
secure this fulncss pleas are laid upon
the shoulder The simulated box 'rlott
which is finished by a tab across the
front is both unique and pretty I'm iis
construction. II one desires drcssy
touch such an effect is given by the use
OF a silk tie as illustrated. The sleeve
is the rev shirt-waist leg'o'mutton and
may be finished at the lower edge by
straps. buttons or in any preferred man
ner.
Sizes, 81 TO i2-inch bust measure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
SOCIAL SESSION A SUCCESS
HAMPTON AERlE OF EAGLES
HELD OPEN HOUSE
Class Of Dozen Candidates Were Ini-
tiated Into the Wonderful Mysteries
Of tire Binds

After initiating dozen or more can
dluat"s last night Elampton Acric Of
Eagles enjoyed one OF the best social
sessions III HE history II The aeric
Following the custom CT Tho order
shcfc vas no stated program. hut the
evening was passed with 4 number Of
interesting features. There were Spv-
era songs. Rotations, vocal ana in
S'rnmcnlal music and one or two mon
n"guc stunts. Light refreshments
were served.
Mr.. S. S. Lawson. The past worthy
president OF the aeric, will represent
Hampton acric at tie meeting OF the
Grand Acri" next Angus, in Denver
Col.
Probably no. acric III Virginia has
had larger growth than the Hampton
acre. which now has a membership Of
nearly 10 There is hardly 4 meet
lnS that several applications for mem
GcrSh'p arc no, proposed
Mayor l.. p. Iurnrss. Of pIocbus. is
nc present worthy president Of the
aUrir
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Mr.. REX l.l CHARGE.
Popular Theatrical Mar to Manage
BuCkrOe Hotel


Mr.. Charles W. Res MO has 50 sue
ccsstully managed the Casino at Buck
roe Beach. has just closed negotiations
with the Newport News and Old Point
railway and Electric Company by the
terms Of which he will manage the
l'uckrOe Hotel this season, as well as
tho Casino
The announcement that Mr. Rex
viii take the management Of the pop,l-
Iar summer resort Will be gpp, news
10 The young people in this section. It
means That BilckrDc will be more AT
lracilNc this season than eyer Mr.
RrH has had much experience in run,
nlnS theatres at summer resorts
In Il few days workmcn will begin
setting things in shape for the open
ms OF tn" resort. The hotrl Will be re-
modelled inside and newly furnished.
Many new attractions will be found
lat the beach this summer
Mr.. Rex. it is said, Will also have
charge nj Scwall's Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
foraGc Master at Fort

Air benjamin +. Kennedy. Of Chat
laEoosa. Who was recently appointed
forage master at Fort Monroe. has ar
rived with his wife and Will make his
nome IL Phnrbus. Mr. Kennedy Will
succeed Capt. T. y. I'urncy who has
AH!a the position since the death Of tic
late Mr.. Joseph Fulton.
ne office Of forage master in the
uh1lea States army has about been
lho'lshcA. the position al Fort Mon
roe BENG the only one now in exist
Glrc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
WITH SHERWOOD INN. !.
Mr.. w. 3. Thomas Has Accepted Posi-
ton of Chief Clerk

MI. NJ y. Thomas. Who for some
time has been manager Of tie II d.
balance Shoe Company has rendered
MS resignation ANA viii accept The
position Of chief clerk in the Sherwood
nm. Oid Point. Mr.. Thomas will enter.
upon his duties at the Sherwood Inn
on Monday morning. succeeding Mr..
Norman Cunningham. who will 90 to
Petersburg
Mr. Thomas has had considerable
experience in the hotel business, hay
ing been for several seasons chief
clerk i'll the Bnckroe Beach Hotel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Thereby James Hopkins Cot Him.
self ia Trouble.
WAS ASSESSED S. kND COSTS
If Decision Of the Justice Stands the
Prisoner VIII Have 10 Cough Up
Price Q; Animal and se.45 in Add
ton-Appea| Noted

James Hopkins was last night fined
81 ana cost BY Magistrate L. E. Stith
for selling q horse, Which. it is alleged,
ne had borrowed from Carter Braxton.
colurcd.
I'raxlon claimed that Hopkins Dor
luwed the equine to come to Hampton
and then sold it for tho sum Of s..
Hopkins cont@ndGI that he had an in
f"rest in The horse. The entire cost
was SLID.
When the Justice announced his de-
cision imposing the fine OF 50 and
costs. Hopkins took an appeal to the
Circuit Court. He gave bond iii tho
sum Of 500 for his appearance in the
Circuit Court,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Tarheels VIII Helm

Major r. A. Scinplc has received il
i"}'ci from North Carolina in wiicl,
ING Confederate Veterans aud )augh-
'eis q he C"ntcdcracy offer 10 as
SiSi III IN" movement to place a munts-
mcn' al Big Bethel.
me genera! monument committee
VIII meet III l!c y. NJ. G. a. monday
afternoon when il is probable the con
'fact iDr me monument viii Sc
awarded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF lid STOCK.
holders Of The Hampton supply Co.
Will be held in Bassetlcs Academy az
Music. Hampton, Va. on Monday oven.
ing. March 20, 1865. at eight O'Clock
for the election Of directors for tie
ensuing year. and the transaction j;
s53'c' totileT business rs may properly
come come before the meeting.
y r.. SMITH.
"-o1'i-h Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Mr.. Birasonu / caves

i and Mrs. L. S Birasong left yes
'crdaS ior WavcrAy Va, where they
WIZ reside temporarily Mr.. Birdsong
| cd'lr 70 hampton several months ago
10 accrpt the position OF decorator and
advertising manager for AIcssrs
Steiner {: kaufman. Hc lrarrs
| hampton on account Of his health
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11

Farm Of C76 acres, fronting one mile
on York river, six miles from Williams.
burg, about 50 acres wood, old house
situated in grove Of large trees, giving
abundance Of shade. Several wells Of
excellent water on the place This pro.
perty can be easily subdivided into
smaller tracts, giving each a beautiful
frontage on York river. A bargain,
price, $50 per acre. Call at our Office
and see map OF property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
.He arinu and ticcdirn"

Hearing; and IIrc ling viii bc SUB
lrc' II Tue morning sermon 81 Rex Asa
bfiScnil in Central Methodist church.
and Nm Important Decision" Il, night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
VIII Go 10 Rnstnn

,le United States cruiser. New
ork. Which has been III Hampton
su!'lHs several days. is rxpectcd 10 sail
'hlS morninS, Tor Boston. where she
VIII undergo repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Pastors Will Preach

Al the PRESBYTERIAN church the
services will ~ il charge Of the
pastor Rev. \. G. Hopkins and in tho
i''fst Methodist church The pastor
ICY r. u! Potts. will preach morning
ana evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
At Memorial Rantist

Roy J. /. kosscr Will take as his
morning SERMON in Memorial Baptist
church, In His Steps" ana at night.
"Jhc Spirit aud nc Word"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
IN THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Reg. or. :. P. Jones Win Preach tc
Hampton Lodue Of Eiks.

Reg L. rcndlcton Jones. d. D.. will.
- Us ,,a'np'on l,ap'iS1 chnfch 'onor-
70" evening. preach y special sermon
~ ~ - n,,','.',l, - '!a"'l,'oh i-oa&e' ~,
~. =. = ~ r1'hS. Dr- zones VIII base
III r. .n,'!l az VIC '"'l. c;'ruiha' princ'-
nro,,o,,y 80 l.; 'ih'i,, n'''''
is expected that lis discourse viii NJ.
trar, many al The El];s ,o in. church
Surci;, seats have b.nn arranged for
tho members Of ihr lodge ana ,r
.!nnas has secured m,,ci, information
concerning Tic order whose members
llc Will address.
80 er4, E;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Mr.. Cumming IMPROVING.

81. ?: iordon Ginning WHO has
p"h cute SICK with tho grip in his
'sS' .!cncr ~ East Queen street, was
,'!"cA nc'ler yesterday He hopes 10
hc out by The first OF next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
DEATHS At SOLDIERS HOME
Three Aged Veterans Passed Away
Away Yesterday.

Three Of tie Oldest inmates Of the
National Soldiers Home died yeslcr
day il The hospital Al that inslit,l
tioH. as Follows:
Michael Wach'cr age So; musician
S&com! Ne" York regiment.
ti1a% N"'lIf, aSc 50, Company q
l1o,h Pennsylvania.
George Smith. ase -. Company c
!1th Pennsylvania
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
GAME is POSTPONED.
Weather Conditions Will Prevent
Basketball This Afternoon

Giving 70 the inclemency Of the
weather and The Vet condition Of the
grounds, til" game Of basketball. which
was 70 have taken place on the campus,
of Hampton College. between the col
'egc team and Miss Morris Hoo Docs
tbs afternoon, has been postponed.
The game will be PLACED next Friday
afternoon Should the weather, cor
!itcns he uniavorahlc FOR an outdoor
same on that date he contest vii! be
pulled off in Armory hall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Accents position = poo,o

Miss Minnie a. Webb, Of OEl Point
1osasof' mas left for Roanoke. where
summer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11

We are running a hot lunch counter
attached to oar hotel, open all night.
Can serve You with quick lunches.
Regular. meals. &c. Rooms, 25c. HUB
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Gs W
Queen street, Hampton, Va. 2-12-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11

Other Hampton news On Eaac ssuna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
INSURANCE ROW
IN CHICAGO
COURT
Opposing Attorneys Make SenSa-
tiOnaI Charges Regarding
Western Life
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Oct 16.-Federal Judge c.
c. Kohlsaat. this afternoon sustained
the demurrer OF the Western Life
Indemnity Company in injunction pro
ceedings brought by policy holdFrs.
Attorneys representing the policy
holders fled an amended bill imme-
diately. Arguments on this win be
made Monday.
TOday's decision is a victory for
the life insurance company. The
company demurred to the bill Cor an
injunction fled by policy holders to
prevent the transfer Of the company S
business TO another concern.
The close Of the hearing was mark
&c by sensatiOal charges and warm re-
ports on the part Of the lawyers. Just
before ending a long oral argument
Counsel Mayor, for the company, &C
cused counsel for prosecution, with
having gone into the case with evil
motives. Mr.. LevinsOn for the prose
cution stated that a number Of at
tempts had been made to buy them
OF. The court put an end to the Ia
cident before It got further.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
Claimed that the DiSinfeGtant
USedWiII Kill Mosquitoes Al
most Immediately.
SEVERAL NEW SPRAYING MA
CHIMES HAVE ARRIVED AND
THE FORCE INCREASED IN Or
DER TO COVER TIE CITY MORE
THOROUGHLY.

The fumigati0n of houses within the
CITY is being performed under the City
ordinances, but it is being done by
the State Beard of Health, under the
direction of State Health Officer Por-
ter. The city does not do the fumiga-
ton. nor does the city order the fumi-
CATION. It is ordered by the State
Health Offcer, and the city simply sees
that the State Health Officer is sus-
tanned in his work.
While the city ordinances authorize
the fumigation, in the present epidem-
ic it is being carried on by the state
officers, and with the states money.
This is said in explanation to the pub
lie. who seem to be confused on the
matter of fumigation.
The spraying of houses with disin-
fectant is done by the city, and is or
dered by the mayor, and the State
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17

prOcess. for there are houses and places
IN this district that are still infected
with swarms of mosquitoes.
This does not mean to say that the
fumigators viii not work in this dis
trict, or that one process win inter
fere with another, for the houses where
the fever exists will be fumigated, as
the State Health officer may decide,
or anv other house he may decide.
But outside of the houses in this dis
trict where the fever may exist, or
has existed. all other houses will also
be sprayed with disinfectant as the
people desire.
The mayor is not opposing fumiga-
ton. and he is giving his hearty sup
port tolthe State Health officer in doing
whatever he considers best to stamp
out the fever, but the mayor believes he
has discovered a process that Is better
than fumigatiOn in yellow fever, be
cause it can be used out Of doors to
kill infected mosquitoes that have left
the houses. as well as indoors, besides
being cheaper, just as effective and
much more expeditions.
He lays down the proposition in this
way: Accepting the mosquito theory,
yellow fever cannot be transmitted by
fomites. It can only be transmitted
by the mosquitoes. therefore, to stop
the yellow fever you must stop the mos
0uitOes from biting the people. Mos
quitoes can be stopped from biting peo-
pie in several ways; by rubbing some
thing on the flesh to drive them away,
or getting behind a net or other bar
rier and keeping the mosquitoes away
or by killing the mosquitoes. A dead
mosquito transmits no yellow fever.
Therefore to get rid Of the yellow few
er before frost we must get rid OF the
mosquitoes Killing the mosquitoes is
all that is necessary, it makes no diff
ference how they are killed, whether
with spray. or sulphur litigation OF a
sledge hammer. Any process that kills
the mosquitoes will be effectual
A spraying machine, or at0mizer as
some people call it, made of tin can be
purchased for forty or fifty cents
which viii do the work effectually, and
Mayor Bliss advises that the people
purchase one of these machines and
give their homes a good spraying every
day or two The city will furnish the
liquid free Of cost so long as the yel-
low fever lasts. A room with one Of
these machines could be effectually
sprayed in two or three minutes time
and no complaints have been received
of any damage to anything except the
pot flowers. which it kills They can
be removed from the room while the
spraying is being done, or if the liquid
is kept away from them they viii not
be injured.
The sprayers yesterday sprayed
many stores and places of business
besides many interiors Of residences.
No complaint whatever is made Of the
process while many marvel at the eff
fectual manner that it dispatches the
mosquito.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
REV. |. B. GROOM
SENTENCED
80 DAYS
For Violating the New Jim Crow
Street Car 0Tdi-
nance.

Rev. L. B. Groom, the colored minis
ter. who was arrested Saturday by the
police for violating the new Jim
Crow" street car law, was given a
trial before Recorder Laney in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning, and
was sentenced TO serve thirty days IN
the city jail
The city was represented by Attor-
ney John B. Jones and the defendant
BIZ Geo. w. Parker. Mr.. Jones cited
the ordinance under which the arrest
had been made. and substituted an
other AFFIDAVIT for the one under which
the arrest had been made.
Parker moved that the affidavit be
Quasheo. and the motion being as fol
lows:
In Recorders Court, City of Pensa-
cola, Escambia County, Florida
The City Of Pensacola VS.. L. B.
Groom.
And now comes L B. Groom into
court in his own proper person at
tended by his attorney, Geo W. Park
er and motion OF court TO quash said
afidavit and warrant because said
ordinance is unconstitutional
II.
tempts 20 grant and force legislative
power upon persons, companies and
corporations other than municipal cor
porations. 20 make rules and regula-
tons governing the white ana cOlOred
citizens OF the city Of Pensacola as
passengers along the street car lines
OF said city without authority Of law,
and IS contrary 70 a republican form
Of government.
. Second section Of said Ordi-
nance Is vague and uncertain.
The council. in its legislative
cspacitv exceeded It's charter rights as
granted by the state legislature by
granting legislative power 10 persons,
.compsnies and corporations other than
state agents. and depriving the mayor
Of his rights 70 be member OF al
boards or COMMITTEES % make the
rules and regulations referred 70 in
said ordinance as provided by charter.
4 said ordinance is in violation OF
section two CD of the Fourteenth
Amendment of the Constitution OF
The United States Of America, which
denies any state the rights to pass any
law abridging the rights and privileges
Of citizens Of the United states.
overruled the Motion.
Judee I.sney. after hearing the argu-
n,ents Of the attorneys, reviewed the
case at some length, after which he
overruled the motion 10 Quash-
A motion for a new trial viii be
mad. nv Parker. and bond was given
for the appearance Of the defendant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
WING FORCE
DOING GOOD WORK

Board of Health has nothing what
ever to do with this process. The
mayor discovered that a kind of disin-
fectant. such as he uses, was very eff
fective in killing the mosquitoes, and
that it could be used to kill them out
OF doors as well as indoors, and he
took this means of destroying, the
mosquitoes in the infected district,
and afterwards all over the city, 50
far as his means permitted him to go.
The praying has been done on a very
limited scale and with very limited
means, but the results have been so
great that more money has been app
priatea. and more spraying machines
purchased. but the amount of this
work is limited.
The mayor is not at all discouraged
over the matter. and is determined to
force a recognition of the spraying
process upon its own merits, if it pos
sible for it to be done
He has therefore taken the worst
district of the city, the original infect
ed district, and the surrounding ter
ritory, where the greater number OF
yellow fever cases have developed, and
where undoubtedly the greater mum.
Der Of infected mosquitoes now exist
That is the territory lying east of
Palafox street, and south Of Romano
street. to the bay in both directions.
Yesterday the mayor decided to put
a dozen men with sprayeTs in this dis
trict and instruct them to work in this
district and destroy the mosquitoes.
r. an imnrasSiCn he made in this dis
trict it will be a demonstration of his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
viii Start on Tour of Southern
States Wednesday Morn
Ing at $3.50
CRUISER SQUADRON DEPARTS
FOR NEW YORK AND FLAGSHIP
WEST HRcINIA WILL RETURN
WITH PRESIDENT AFTER NEW
ORLEANS VISIT.
81 Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 16.-President
Roosevelt IS busily engaged preparing
for his trip through the south on
which he will start next Wednesday
morning at eight thirty o'clock. Fol-
a long time today he was at his desk
with Secretary Loeb, clearing away
the accumulation of business. Few
visitors will be received by the pres
dent before he leaves for the south
and they viii be persons who have
urgent official business which cannot
be postponed until after his return on
November 1.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
PRESIDENTS SQUADRON
SAILS FOR THE SOUTH

Washington, Oct. 16.-Rear Admir-
al Bronson telegraphed the navy de-
partment announcing his departure
today from New York with his squsd-
ron consisting Of the armOred cruis-
ers West Virginia, (Flagship), Colo
RADIO and Pennsylvania.
He will leave the Colorado on Key
West and viii &c on with his flagship
to South Pass where he will lake the
president aboard for the return 10
Washington from New Orleans.
The West Virginia is due az South
Pass not later than the morning CT
October %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
FEVER SCARE
AT FL0MAT0N
MUCH EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY
LARGE NUMBER or MOS
oUITOES lN SEALED
CARS.

Fl0matOn. Oct. IS.-Our little town
Is in some degree agitated as news
coming direct from Castleberry, a
small place a few stations above here,
reported ! or well developed cases
OF yellow fever. and three deaths.
Dr. MOhr 0f Mobile. visited the place
and attended TO the burial Of the
dead, fumigating and screening the
sick u is said that he cannot &C
count Tor the origin of the disease
EXCEPT nom infected steEOmyia from
Ihe cars from New Orleans stopping
az The tank 10 water. the infected
quarter being IN close proximity 20
the tank
Apropos Of this. the agent opened
s sealed car az g o'clock this a. m.
here I'm order 90 deposit a crate Of
chickens and l0t of fish. he set his
le-lern inside. Immediately the mos
sHarmed around the light and made
8 speedy attack upon the chickens.
he lerked MP his lantern and disap-
peared without ceremony His feel
ings were as intense as his account
was exciting. Consequently no one
can read the future
MIS- john Drew We are glad 70 see
ont again. after a cold tha+ confined
her 10 her bed for some DAYS.
Mr. =. McCurdy the sheriff ST
Camp no. s, is on a visit 10 bis fam
ily.
Miss Ethel HAYES the efficient prin-
cipal of the Century school il e7iov-
sng q brief visit to her friends MISSES
lizzie. and Ida McCurdy. Sic was
prr0-rurr led DIX Miss A rrf, 49,
OF u lOrida,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17

New Orleans. Oct 16.-BelieEing
the yellow fever IN New Orleans now
absolutely under control and that
there Is no longer any reason to fear
furh spread Of the disease DR..
White. representing the Marine Hos
pital Service. considers that here
after Inclusion Of cases other than
yellow fever in the Official record
should be suppressed.
We DO not wish either to Increase
or decrease the showing in any man
ner not IN absolute accord with the
facts. but feel that we now have
reached the period when the question
OF suspici0ues cases may be done
with" saws DIT White In a letter 70
President LeBceuf, Of the New Or
leans medical society.
TOdays record IS again a low one.
No news OF the raising OF more quar-
antiues came today. Several orders
raising guarantees, however. went
into effect. bringing a number OF
people into the city.
A warm spell has succeeded the
cold snap Of last week, and that IS
the reason why more towns and par
fshes have not acted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
NORWAY SWEDEN UNION
HAS BEEN DISSOLVED
Both Houses Of S5vedI5h Government Pass
RebeaImg Act--RebubLcanS Work.
ing Hard in N0ro0ay.

an invitation to Prince Of Denmark
to become King. It is said the re-
ply will be favorable and that imme'
diately on its receipt the Storthing
will proceed to his selection.
Republicans are making desperate
efforts to secu a plebiscite. Today
they published a manifesto protest
ing against the election Of a king and
favoring a republican form OF gov
eminent. It is understood the rep16'
Icans now control thirty votes in the
Storthing and it is feared Prince
Charles will decline the throne If the
republican minority is sufficiently
strong to be worthy Of consideration
The question is likely TO be settled
before the end of the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
LEADING ACTORS TAKE
APPROPRIATE ACTION

London, Oct. ia strong move
ment is being made to secure for the
body of Henry Irving burial IN West
minister Abbey. No definite decisi N
will probably be arrived at before to-
morrow. but the Dean Of Westmin-
lister minated his willingness to re
ceive a petition for interment there.
Leading actors and managers met
today and decided to follow the coffin
on foot. A memorial to Sir Henry
will be considered at another meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-17
Only Seven New Cases and Two
Deaths Reported
Monday
SIXTEEN SUNDAY
Health Authorities Expected 4
Big Decrease.

OWING TO COOLER WEATHER
DURING LATTER PART OF LAST
WEEK-eooD WORK BEING
DONE BY FUMIeATINe CORPS
ONE ARREST FOR OPPOSING
FUMIGATloN.