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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
MUTUAL INSURANCE
SCHEME Defeated
(By Associated Press. }


CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept. 6-Dele-
gates from large cities to-day controlled
the National Convention of Postonlce
Clerks, defeating the mutual Insurance
scheme. Officers were elected as follows:
PrcsIdcnt--Arthur Donoghu, Chicago,
Vice observation-disclosures B. renny Bos-
tom &
sccretary-FIugh McGee. Buffalo.
S;e prssartl MAUI CAV 4. Butt n
Savannah, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
Washington Affairs.

Especial to The Times Dlspntch)
WASIiINGTON, september 6,--Virginin
postmnsters appointed: Bess,eemer Bote-
william Plewes resigned; Longdale,~ AL
lcyhany county. Matthew ", Burns. vice
a, d. Wallace resigned; Melville Allie
ghnny county, Robert w francis.'Vlce
Rural routes Nos and established
November LIST NJ ,Huhipass, Louisa colin-
", Va, serving $50 people and l95 hoIaes,
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OPENING :NrlI !. Y. r !, SESSION,
stonewall Jsckson's Grandson Is
a Cadet.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,

LEXINGTON, VA, September s.-The
Virginia Military Institute opened to-day
with an attendance Of $50. OF this num-
Der, 120 are new cadets and 100 old ones.
1t Is expected that the attendance Will
reach g75 or 800, which will crowd the
present barracks. From the number OF
applicants received, It is thought that
not all can be accommodated. Among
+ the new cadets Is Thomas Jackson Chris
tlan, grandson of Stonewall, Jackson.
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have been in York. Pa, are expected t
return to Richmond this week

have been in York. Pa, are expected to
return to Richmond this week.
Mrs. William has returned from the
mountains of North Carolina, and is Wis
itinG her daughter, Mrs. Turner john
ston, at Ocean View.
Miss Constance Remington and Miss
Dele Arthur, who have been the guests
OF Richmond friends, have returned to
Newport News.
Professor and Mrs. William Minor Lilo,
who have been spending the summer In
the West and Northwest have returned
to tho University of Virginia. After
leaving California they went to Oregon
and from thence to Alaska On the re-
turn trip home stops were made In Den
Yer, Yellowstone Park and other points
Mrs r.. NJ Hughes is with her son,
Mr., Sidney Hughes, who was injured In
a blasting explosion in West Virginia,
and Is In Memorial Hospital.
Miss Mary Roberts is visiting friends
in Norfolk Va.
Among the University of Virginia mon
who attended the biennial convention
Of the Delta Tau Delta. at the Hotel
Aston. in New York city. were Mcssrs,
James Dunlop, Lewis Crenchaw and
Charles McYeigh. Of Richmond.
Mr.. George A. Sthmclz OF Hampton,
Va. left last evening for New York to
meet his daughter Miss Ruth schmclz
who has been on n tour Of Europe for
the past several weeks Miss Schmclz
Is expected to reach New York this
Tomorrow with Mr.. Schmclz.
Mrs Frank Anthony Wake OF Nor
folk, Va. has signed n contract with
the Davis Brothers TO present their
musical extrayaganka, professor Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
poicon,, Oh, October 18th md t4tl1. for
the Hope Maury Chapter United H D .sal' n
tors OF tho ACnnfcdelncy. charity fund.h.

WIS ~ luo fCollIcueiuoy t~''1I-i'' if'i3F-'H9
Miss Martha Bowie has returned from
n delightful European trip. taken II, INC
company OF New York ftitnds, ana Is
visiting her mother Mrs EilSaneth
Branch Bowie, before returning TO vas
sar College. "a
Miss TIdnn Forbes is still being enter
tained by her a tlnnta friends. inc At
lantn Constitution and Journal say:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 1nman enter
tanned Miss Forbes ut all automobile
party Morday afternoon, Followed ny q
dinner 1T tic Piedmont Driving Club.
The table was sot OH tho terrace and
nrtlsticnlly decorated. IN tho pnrty WI, VIII
Miss Forbes wero Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grant. Miss English. Miss FORBES, MISS Use
p 11ulinnn, Mr.. Joseph Brown connolly
Mr.. Arthur Keely and Mr.. Hugh Fore
4 man..
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb Caldwell enter
tancd at dinner wednesday evening IN
compliment to Miss Edna Forbes.
Miss Eugcnn Oglcsby cntcrtalns In
bridge and luncheon Thursday III com-
pllmcnt to Miss Edna Forbes
Colonel and Mrs. Lowry entertain Mt a
coaching party Thursday afternoon IN
compliment to Miss Edna Forbes. +.
Mrs. Richardson Is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs.I. w. Enson, at the Ven
dome, In Norfolk.
Miss Louise Herbert. OF Norfolk md
Miss Page, Of Winchester, Va. arc being
entertained by Miss Louise Jones mt
gWillloughby Beach.
If1
Miss Louise stncy spent Tuesday night
in Richmond on her way from King and
Queen county.Hto visit Miss Agnes Nc
Carthy, Mt Buckroc Beach.
Miss Mary Arthur Diggs has been the
guest of her friend. Mrs. Gravatt, near
Nason's, Va,
DR.. and Mrs. r. Garland hamilton,
of Abingdon, Va, are visiting tho lot
ter's mother, Mrs. R. l.. McNamec, at
No. S04 East Leigh STREET.
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Personal Mention,

Mrs. Mason Miller has moved into her
West Franklin Street home, which has
been thoroughly renovated and much
improved
Miss Conway Howard, who has been
the guest Of her sister Mrs. A. Il.
Camm. at No, $50 East Grace Street, is
now visiting friends In Lynchburg. Va.
Mrs, Tom Brander and family have re-
turned from spending the summer on the
New England coast,
Mrs Hnirne Blair and family who
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announced by Captain and Mrs. Rich
ard p. Bunting. of Virginia Avenue
Cottage place.
Tho wedding will take place OF o.
tobcr nth. The prospective bride
groom was formerly connected with
tho local insurance house OF John L..
Watson and has u wide circle OF ac-
quaintnnccs hero.
Miss Larrick Hostess.
Miss Mary Byrd Larrick, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, j. 7. Larrick, of Middle
town. is entertaining n house party at
her home on Tuesday they enjoyed
hay ride. to Riverton, where the day was
spent In fishing. boating and other TportS.
The party included Mr.. Allison Byrd OF
Baltimore: Mr.. Byrd. Of New York;
Misses Stuart and Byrd, OF Washington;
Miss Lucy scraggs of Hranchviic, Md;
Mcssrs. Oln Faulkner and Norman
liable, OF Winchester.
Miss Roberts Honored
The Baltimore Sun says: IA.
Miss Nina Cornelius Roberts. who has
been the guest OF Miss Virginia Osburn
and Mrs, Milton Rouss. of Charestown,
w. VA. for the Bcrryvlle Horse SHOW,
has returned TO her home on Maryland
Avenue. where Miss Osburn will yi,it her
for the coming week. On Tuesday even
Ing Mr. and Mrs. Fouss gave a dance
in honor of Miss. Roberts at Shannon
Park, Jefferson county.
Cripple Creek Party.
Misses Mary Woodbridge and Mary
Forrest. who arc the guests Of honor AT
n house party given by DR.. Walter Slicer
and Miss Slicer, of Cripple Creek, VA
will attend he fair in Wythcvlllc ms
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

Miss Constance Remington and Miss
Dele Arthur, who have been the guests
Of Richmond friends, have returned to
Newport News.
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Mrs. William has returned from the
noun tains Of North Carolina, and is Wis
itinG her daughter, Mrs. Turner john
ston, at Ocean View.
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Ivey-Seaton.

. +.
The home of the brides father, Mr.. w.
f. seaton, of Nc 24o1 Grove Avenue;
witnessed q PRETTY, appointed September
celebration yesterday at noon, when MISS
Virginia Delight Seaton was given In
marriage to Mr. Charles Eugene tvey,
stationcr and advertising manager of the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company, well
known in the business world, and par
ticularly among southern newspaper
men.
No Invitations were sent out, only inc
relatives OF the contracting parties be-
ing present at the nuptials.
Mr. Leslie e. Watson rendered
Mendelssohns wedding march, and the
( Rev. DR.. c. S. Gardner, of Grace Street
Baptist Church, olllciated.
Palms and flowers made effective house
decorations. Tho bride. who Is her
fathers only daughter and young lady
of lovely personality, wore white silk
null and lace, picture hat and car
ried a cascade Of Bride roses When she
lett for western bridal trip, she was
attired in tailored costume Of hunters
green cloth, worn with a green pluined
tocque.
After September 22d, Mr.. and Mrs. 1vey
will be located at THE Colonial" No.
1912 East Marshall Street.
,s Windsor House Party.
a pleasant house party was given last
week by Misses ida and Dollie Roberts,
of Windsor, Va.
Their guests included Miss Essie and
lillian Johnson, Of Berkeley; Misses Mat
lie and Lillian Roberts, Miss Lula John
son, OF Windsor: Misses Maggie Traftcli
and Lee Harris, of Portsmouth,; Miss
y Daisy Persons. Misses Blanche and Annie
Holland. of Windsor; Miss Matte Ed
wards, Of Isle of Wight, Va; Mcssrs.
r. G. Britton, OF Norfolk; B. j. Roberts,
OF Windsor; VA: G. IT. Johnson, of
Smithficld: Zolic Johnson and william
King. of Windsor; John Redman, of New
York: Sherman Roberts, j. e. Roberts, of
Windsor; ]. r. Corbitt, Of sunbury, N.
c.; j. r. Phillips, Of DlnwiddIe, and 8.
d. Hutchins. Jr., of Portsmouth Va
Harlowe-Houston.
At the wedding Of Miss Annette Will
son Houston to Mr., benjamin FRANKLIN
Harlow of Roswell, New Mexico taking
r i.
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Mrs. Richardson Is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. l. w. Eason, at the VEN
dome, In Norfolk.
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Colonel and Mrs. Lowry entertain Mt a
conchlng party Thursday afternoon IN
compliment to Miss Edna Forbes.
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Harlowe-H ouston.

At the wedding of Miss Annette Will
son Houston to Mr.. Benjamin l'ranklr
Harlow, of Roswell, New Mexico, taking
the brides parents, Major and Mrs
Finley W. Houston, of Clifton" near
Lexington. Va. the REV. DR.. James A.
Quarles will be the celcbrant.
4 The color scheme will be: In pink and
white and the house decorated with
maiden-hair ferns, palms and pink asters.
Miss Lois G.. Gorrell. Lexington's most
talented musician, will direct the music
and render soft-toned music during the
ceremony.
Miss Mary Houston, the maid of honor,
and Mrs w. T., Davis. OF Jellico, Tenn,
dame OF honor, Will wear white and have
bouquets of white asters The brides
maids. Miss Elizabeth s. Harlow, OF Cow
ington. Va: Miss Mary Preston Moore,
OF Lexington, w.; Miss Nan strudwick,
of Hillsbor2. Nc. Miss Jean Harmon,
OF Lexington. Va; Miss Margaret Prem
tiss. of Brooklyn. N. y: Miss Bessie
Poaguc. of Lexington, Va, will be IN
pink and white, and carry pink asters.
Captain Charles N. McWharton. Of Char.
lesion, W. Va, win BIO best man.
The bride will be attlred In white crepe,
dc chine and lace, Her flowers will be
a shower of Bride roses. a reception will
be rendered the bridal pnrty after tho
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow will leave
by the 7 P. NJ train for the West Their
home will be in New Mexico, where tho
groom, who Is a graduate OF Washington
and Leo University. Is connected with
n lnrge printing house.
Miss Bunting Engaged.
The. engagement of Miss Emily vir
ginia Bunting and Mr. Earnest S. Pleas
ants, formerly of this city. has been
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Miss I1,,genn Oglesby cntcrtnns III
bridge and luncheon Thursday III com-
pllmcnt to Miss Edna Forbes
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Miss Louise stncy spent Tucsdny night
in Richmond on her way from King aht
Queen county. to visit Miss Agnes Nc.
Carthy, Mt Brckroc Beach,
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Miss Louise Herbert. OF Norfolk and
Miss Page, Of Winchester Va. arc being
entertained by Miss Louise Jones ut
Wiloughby Beach. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
COTTON ON THE BOOM
Sea Island Growers Demand Fan.
cy Prices.
AS MUCH As u ENfS WANTFD
Advance Il Give Certs d Pound Made
in the Selling Price of the Fluffy
White Staple Which ic Controlled
by :rc Southern Association.



NALnOSTh. GA, Nov. 33.--A NUN.
Der Of resolutions We're adopted by the
Sea Island Cotton Growers this after.
noon. among them being one asking
the department. of agriculture for fui.
lcr and separate reports ON Sea :.
land cotton.
resolution was also adopted 70.
Qucstiue the President 10 ascertain
why The Sea Island growers OF uc
South Carclina Islands objected TO
selling their seed TO growers in Gcor,
sia ald Florida ana expressing the be.
]iei tia, the action was taken 10 pre-.
rent The expectation of The seed.
Every delegate promised TO mol all
unsOld cotton for these prices: Fancy
Casc Florida, - cehta. fancy Gccr.in
rnc Ilorida. 80 cents: No. ! Georgia
aud Florida, u cents; No. Georgia
"ld Florida, % cents; No. >. Georgia
and Florida. ~ ccuts.
These prices are an advance OF
about cents a pound above the pr.
sent quotations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
SCORE OF DIVORCES
Half Hundred Gases filed In One
Day in Chicago.
NINE GRANTED IN SAME TINT
Six Judges Kept Busy in the Windy
City in Separating mismated Pairs
Women the Cause of Most Of the
Domestic Tragedies.
NINE GRANTED IN SAME TINT


Special [" The Daily PresS.l
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 23.-This city
has apparently gone diYorce-mad.
More than half Il hundred cases of
ccnnublal discord were docletcd on
Saturday. and nineteen DEGREES of di-
vorcr were granted. Six judges were
kept busy hearing tho cases.
Seventeen divorce DEGREES were
made on Friday, and on Thursday the
families disrupted by legal proceed
inSs numbered fourteen.
There is an increase in the number
Of petitions for divorce which come
from I'll classes. The troubles OF the
members of the higher social. prorcs.
Siunal and business circles are sur
prsinely large. In nearly all OF these
cases other women are causes for the
complaints of wives. while among
he ,1or dcsertion is the reason
given.
To show how serious the divorce
evil has become i'll Chicago it Is point
al out that on one day last week
more families were broken up by iii.
cree ard death than were created
y matrimOny, according to the record
IF the marriage license bureau.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
ROCKEFELLER sUePoENAEp.
Standard Oil Magnates Are Cited tc
Testify in Oil Suit.
(By Associated prnaa,
(DY Associated Prras.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Subpoenaes
were issued today for John d. Rookie
eller. tlenry II. Rogers, Henry NJ
tlaglor and other iinanciers to appear
rs witnesses in the two suits pending
Missouri to Gust the Standard Oil
Company. and Two other oil companies
from doing business in that State. The
'ubnoenaes directed the witnesses 70
appear on December 4, before Freder.
'ck ii. Sanborn, OF this city. who was
appointed by Governor Folk to act rs
commissioner for the State Of Mis-.
souri,.
The suits were filed i'll Missouri Oh
March -. 1905, and include besides
the Standard Oil Company. the Re.
public Oil Company ard the Waters.
Pcircc Oh Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
GANGS LEADER SHOT.
New York Police Believe That Great
Criminal ie Killed.


NE WYORK, Nov 23.-Pau Kelley
leader OF the notorious East Sid band
of that name, may himself be a victim
Of The shooting affray in the Naples"
early Thursday, in which William Har.
rington was murdered. a bullet hole
was found in 4 hat believed to have
been worn Gy the leader. and from
sources which the police have not
made known il he's been animated
that Kelley is either dead or lying III
q critical condition in Il hiding place
provided by enc Of his associates.
u is believed by the police that there
may have been more victims than
Harrington Of the shooting. Four
revolrers were found holding dis.
charged shells and there are marks Of
seven or eight bullets in the walls.
Election frauds are believed by the
i0lico 10 have caused the murder
of Harrington. From papers found
On the dead man and from information
obtained after the murder. the police
learned That the quarrel started over
election matters. One Of the prison
ors had ? marked ballot of the last
election In his pocket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Rar Johnson vlndIca.eo.

CiilCAGO, Noy 2&.-presideut Ban
johnson cuuc out OF The annual meet
lng OF ibc American Baseball League
today indicated of tn" charges made
agains, a.m of irving 10 wreck the
orgali1atian. by seeking amalgan!a.
ton with Tho National League. In a
resolution offered by Benjamin Minor,
or Tie Washington Club, and voted for
by every club IN :nc league. President
Johnson arrangement Of the affairs
q TIE 'aague was Endorsed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
STEAMER QUARANTiNEp.
Oxus is Held up by the New York
City Officials.
Qy Associated lPress.)


MEM YORK, Nov. 23.--The steamer
ONua was stopped ut quarantine today
aud Will DO dslnfcctcd before being
allowed TO proceed into port. The
O%us is from Colon AMI Norfolk and
eahly employed carrying supplies
Tor The Tsthmian canal commission
When the steamer touched at Norfolk
'aptain Cape was taken ashore SUI
iGr'nE from al Intermittent fever and
81 f"o members Of tho crew who were
also taken ashore With this fever. j.
Cody. fireman, has since died. Since
leaving Norfolk 10 new cases of sick
ness lave broken ont on the steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND.
Thanksgiving Day, November 3Oth.
Via c. G. o. Route.
S1.25 Round Trim

On Thursday. November Goth, the
chesapeake 4 Ohio Will have special
excursion from Fort Monroe, Hamp.
ton and Newport News to Richmond
and return to leave Fort Monroe $3.50
a. NJ. Phoebus, S:33 n. m: Hampton.
S:37 n. m, and Newport News, 500
a. M. Returning leave Richmond 1903
p. m. OF same date.
Stops viii be made at Phoebus.
Hampton and Newport News only.
$l.96 round trip.
Championship football game be.
tween teams of the V. NJ. I. and V. p.
l., celebrated institutions OF Virginia.
1i-22.St.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Mike stages DISCHARGED.

Mike Hayes. "a well known water
front character vino WAS i'll the police
court yesterday charged With yag-
rancy, was discharged with the under
standing thar he would leave the city.
Hayes was Il sailors' boarding house
runner here for several years. but
is located in Norfolk now
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
hTTC,-L--SULLIVAN.
San Francisco Man stays the Limit
and EIGHT is i Oraw

~ sNt.'0' 'E=-'T
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 23--Kid
Sullivan of Washington. and Abe Al
tell, of san Francisco. met in a fifteen
round match before the Eureka Ath
letic Club tonight Attell had in.
sisted upon It's being called II draw, If
both men were on their feet q, the
close Of the fifteenth round. and his
ono object seemed to bc to prolong
the fight TO that point. lie succced
ed, and Referee O'iiara held up the
hands of both men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Escaped LAST Summer.

The convict's trousers found in the
woods north OF this city several years
ago were those worn by n prisoner
named William Combs. who escaped
while az work with gang on the
Captitol Square last summer Chief
OF Police REYNOLDS will return the
trousers TO the pcnitentary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Cor TARGET Practice.

Captain Wilkins. Of The Huntington
Rifles, has ordered his men to report
ut the arpory ut . O'Clock next Thurs
day morning for target practice. 1t is
probable that the Newport News Light
Infantry viii also have target practice
Thursday. which will be Thanksgiving
Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
7 Workmen Hurt in Tunnel.


NEW YORK, Nov. 233.-Sevcnteen
mon M work in the tunnel which the
Long Island road is eXcavating from
Long Island City Ia the foot Of Forty
second street, We're injured early this
morning by The explosion Of dynamite
at the bottom of ao-icot shaft near
Third avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Heresy Charges Preferred.
Gy Associated Press.A

NEWMAN, GA. Nov. a33-At the
meeting Of the North Georgia confer
chce of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, here today, Bishop W.
W. Duncan, appointed Il committee TO
investigate charges OF heresy against
Res. ii. S. Bradley, ID. D., of Atlanta
preferred by Rev. J. \. Snow. of At.
lanta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Alleged Burglars Captured.
tBy Nsuuciatcd press.)

JCNESBORO, TENN. Nov. d.
Frank Crumley and james Morrcll, are
In jail here, charged with tho burglary
OF half dozen houses, having been
captured today by armed citizens
The homes CT the men were searched
and valuable property was found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Accepts Invitation.

Mayor Mccarthy. OF Richmond yes
terdhy notified Mayor Buxton of his
acceptance OF an invitation to speak
on the subject, The Proper Expcndl-
turc OF Municipal! Revenues" mt the
first meeting Of the Virginia League
of Municipalities in Richmond. on
December IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
FIELD MAKES RECORD TRIP
Chicago Merchant Prince Arrives in
Time to See Dying Son.
Gy Associated Press.o

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The special
Lake Shore train bringing Marshall
Ficld 20 this city from New York.
reached Chicago ut $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon and Mr.. Field was driven nj
once To his home. The running time
OF the train Tor the trip was forty min
utes faster than that of the Twentieth
Century Limited.
The condition Of Marshall Field. Jr..
Is reported tonight by his physicians
as being a shade better"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
CHEAP ADVERTISING, -sTiiss'
CASH IN ADVANCE, -.
ONE CENT q WORD.

Advertisements under Classified
heade in this column will be inherited
at the uniform rate of one cent word
for each insertion. No advertisements,
however small, less than rs cents for
the first insertion. Cash in advance
Invariably. Special rates mado on
long contracts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Card 90 rbapks

desire to return my sincere thanks
to friends ndsneighbors and especial
ly to the members of East End Lodge,
No. 247, l, o. o. F., for their Kindness
and undivided attention shown
through the late illness and death of
my beloved husband
Ii MRS. j. +. PARKER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Investors! Renters, Look.

We offer good cightroon dwelling
noar Marshall avenue for only 1880.
on reasonable terlns. The location is
good aud convenient and the price less
than the values. NE,LAJS, hIARYE.
BOfENTON K CHAPLIN, Inc, 2J17
Washington avenue. Real estate. in
aurnncc, loans. rents and investment
bonds 1l.l0Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Women Stay Out of Federation.

7 J
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 23.-Tbe
Alabama Federation OF Women's
Clubs, in session. here today voted
down by vote n resolution providing
Tor joining the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. The admission Of
negro delegates at the Milwaukee
meeting of the general federation fig
ured IN tho discussions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24

FOR SALE-TWO DESIRABLE
lots. in the heart Of Niyprview. gu
electric cur line. Price $35l cash
These lots are Nos i and .. IN Dlock
No 2, as shown on map nf Rivcr-
view, made h: ~ ". Fitchett. civil
engineer. They have Il frontage Of
80 feet each on Electric avanIn and
run back l2Q feet Address 'ltiNER.
VIEW" care Daily Press. ll.1.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
shipyard Men. Read.

For $1,000, on reasonable terms, we
will sell you a good seven-room dwell.
ing on Forty-seyenth street near Wash.
jngton avenue. Let us show tito you.
NEEMs. aIARYE, BOYENToN &
CHAPLIN. Inc. real estate, insurance,
loans, rents and Investment bonds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Nowhere TO Go.

Don't you know better than 10
come homc at this time OF night
But. n'dear. whatsh Teller t'do
saioonsh close? prom the Houston
Post.