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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
De oanife Qpanaeer.

ll6enior 9agsorbenen fremiatte
neutrality-suspicious. ben 6te Sebruar
i Solfetinset 2ooforiIaa ON Song
5reoritS Gipiaiite, arouprimiens
gpanose % Raalepenge til &riniesie
I~Ieranorine. s bette Sorilag beoer
BET blanbt anbet:
Song 5reorif 6en ottenoes Gtoils
lite Determines til 100000 Ser.
adrlig, ser ubbetales fra ben lite sc.
bruar 5. u. at regue meo en- Splpte.
oel fpruo neo bper Naaneo8 9egpn.
belle.
timber Gipiaiiten benbsrer fslgeit.
&c 8uIGer % SIotte III. m.: y Gre
al 4alGerne paa Imalienborg, tent
lia Teiioenspol9et, Gbriition Den Sp.
penbes InIG % Gbriitian Den
3ienbes Eal9, q 8al9et Matr, 9r.
1913 / @moIiegaoe. 3 Gbnrtotteniimo
Slot, ~ gernitorff Slot, 81 6reoens'
borg Slot, 81 Sagtilottet gremita8eu,
y Den iiplae SOB Of t5Oe Nopember
1908 til 9rug for &ongen til &e.
prpientation % ligueilbe Sieueb be-
iteunte 9el af bet Gbriltiansborg
Slot, Iom i SenboIb til bemelote Sob
oil blipe gienopisrt, % 8 DC Silbpg'
ninger til Gbriitiansborg Slot, iem
rar opertagnc at Song @brtittan Den
IienSes Giuiaiite. stf oisie 5ilbps-
Ringer pil Stalomeitergaaroeih SAB
remagaiinet % Geobaoen pGre at az
gipe uSen SeberIag, iaa mart Sopsio'
ntugSntngten ntaatte beitemfte Oct.
3aar @briitiansburg Slot er gien'
opisrt % Sen FOR acngen beIteurte
lel berai operleoeret til Gipiunten
aisiper eiuiaiiten uben SeSerlns ct
al &aleerne paa 4malietbor9 efter
aonaeuS nGrnre @eitcmmeiie.
st 9ernitorff Slot er optsrt mel
lem De Slottc, ser benbsrer unoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02

Nertef bar iasra Wat. iuatH eelstorsrcF. Tet
fades I'll at baRtr al IN iraa Rtrpe Saa I'M, at nrn er
nspre fanfig fct BET tiofte gle Cp eea rsad BEN Inc
Merpe fac Aterfet III q. nerioe % iammsnfrrffe ta
II Erttnbe @onse en- Easen.
sisrteaerssn e fun en- al @rsneue ! bet tore ,em.
tafettef tyere Mrrre5nftH. Spcr wyen I hette srs
ifsrs cr iad Egie trrsrnoet uner Sc sprias al sssaheo
eusr nveesimwsSebso sna ct gHnlf CT rtft stella III AZ
ftrene fg. oiertsSnaeom Igmmer pfis sra sVaysips
hem gserntn Seneati. "a SIN eipQbprn tan paIaa
fslec. 1pi heer al ptsie Cradaef ogcreres az er &rrn
a. e,sie isEieetetiiie Retrer Be tabrs @erbfr
Sch Hiertrs, Nnres ener HRdnrinaorm er yet III lieeu
Mptis al sress az eoffere EtssHst ieip - ben men pa
ttr 81. SbeRp anieg RerarrRe for al p9re ben
tirftiiqt Ncrtsa III reilea, aRihIet, tom sfennes al
SGeeI 90 apetefsrt eoeraIt ipnr Er. Spbpp'S Rtaos
ya'tre, &C &etuitatrt al a slsrbereis&arhuabreoe
nuoerfsaelirri nea AefntHa. Oct nplrr tffe EraoHet
tler nsrtt Sritrten, ren bet aaar Iier til Rerren -
efE tHeTe MeTce -RrafsRerutn - traler ben OF. fpri
ter ben o. slsr ben fria.
ortr bicrtslieeRos Tan faa IT Shpps,s Spa ON
Ssrict. Ten pf eiipf fenbt trtt "a 60 aru pl bu
r%Hostaat Health Token" CT tilteHft $as I'll ao9
Stlt;tn.
Scr en- fri Sos oa sseq 80. l: Gu EDsptpaa.
Heath Token Boa SIC. 9: Eni 6iertet.
men ~ NSipe ~ @og DO. 3: CT 5tprsrnH
~ Snpop Seg BOG 9n4; 5rr 6niHArr.
Sges' Saanhe. ss@ goa 10. .; rot NlaRe.
81 spitsr' ~N sDS 80. 8 On &a'Enattsn's.
sr. sbpps's sshorative EotlrtS eiu fulb ire
reers grruc hotr SDrm = fiueenee eheE sahtefs-
or it3e appC. &pS ale Gpptetert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
Oregon.
TaIIfp Yontrcr

Salffe Haptrer. Semten falite
Gertrflfater paa SfoIelnnb i Oregon
bleo / Wanbags preielteret | 9anb.
fontoret | Salem. 8apirerne giaIot
4,SO0 acres Sano / oct ipoliae Ore.
Gon og bar uoifrepet / Sranf &. 50.
lanoS Raou | So Crosse, isis. Set
frrlpoer, at Solanb Of Soriparerne /
ben itore 2anoipinbel.Sa / Oregon
bragtes beruo iom 8ibne, % at ban
bar facet bisie Gertififater iom 8e.
ior lit 9rpoeri % fine ltSsii-
ter meb Heiien. Mfen M bier Be fig
altiaa at oare fldbIt9noig nRroileie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
3tttunrTnta.

@rSitcr % SrOcr. sra Ct Ssanes
meoSeleS, CT Sountpsa commissioner
har b|eilrlttet @rapuing al % Oil
@reiter Der / Gountpet. Samtioigt
beuiIge6eS 81 900 til CT III Staul.
bro ouer @otompau Riper peo Mabe.
Tia. Zen aonLe Gro reiite i 6lom,
men j 6iorpaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
3uoutunu.

gDen Suite bar III iisIge Sperila-
gene / ben me aoresiefalenber en-
5olfemGngbe al $4,000 imoo co.
945, iom gpen iislge Den iafnnte
Slide ifuloe babe THOR. elsie Gal
eisr ieIpfpIgeltg life Sororing paa
nbiolut @siaetiebeb, Ga be blot er
SfeiuItatet al Sanoipnligbebsbere9-
ninger % life al oirfelig Solfetul-
lima.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02

lpiDft Tnmbcrfrma. - Sra Dbl
fob meIoes, at Billiarnion. 2ibbp
Number Co., S%dbrifanter at Tsre,
Winonestarnie o. |. D., etobleret |
1866, bor beiliittet at Iifpioere. Sir
macts 5orpIistelier er omfrine en-
balp Utinion Collars, Der belt og boil
bent oil bli bGffet. Girrnnet bar III.
lialer | aanias GitD og minneapolis.
5orretningen bar / bet ienere p9ret
Srepet tot &esning al fem arpinger
efter 3. 6. 2ibbp, oens 9runoInsger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
Dr. ShOOpS
Restorative
SelnfGt frtt.

Tanner. etiis Sslbiai fr Of faie bopbt l%pIgiifTcf, @es
gieriuss Selu. Gdra utsrrt life at MITE @lanien. In
frHSe tffe tiebc beta 2tge | iutaIr 8uttfer fpr 500.
TH tan faa bet tut. Selg % at Dor GuripItnl Sattt
ua1le FOR 10 y. bper: icnb ps s2.0O % bette prrattae
II Sfpffers Seloiaf or BIT. Glitter al duore @rTtuter
% Rlan for at iaa e ~ StnffrrS SGt uben at sda
be Hnalfnf iirnfS.
RODGER MORRIS co. Dept. 156 Chicago O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
garautsret Our for gifsS.

Sleeuos, bllHDc. ulsenoe eler 'rtmitaasuos PiIes.
Tin dpotttsr hi tiIh0gthetaIe Senetnt, huts PAZO
OINTMENT lie PfI1reeer bag l 0 III Ia Sdle. 50C
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

or embroidered French hannels will fix you off
in this line. The athletic blouse, with its
laydown collar and flowing tie is liked by young
girls moderately high standing collar, with
smart cravat of silk has less of the negEgee air
about it and is favored by many.
If you possess spring suit of lightweight ma
teral, such pin striped serge, plaid panama.
checked cheviot or shadow check voile, take it
with you, especially where the ground is cream
or light in color
AFTERNOON AND EVENING FROCKS.
In the way OF transparent frocks there are
materials selling for almost half cost. Among
these are batiste, silk muslin, embroidered swiss
es, organdies, sheer linens, cotton voles, chiffon
lisse besides the allover embroideres. laces and
fancy nets.
The quantity OF underwear must be regulated
according to the length of time to be occupied
by the sojourn. Remember that finer skirts and
corset covers are required on account of tho
transparent gowns that win be worn most Of
the time.
THE WRAP QUESTION,
A long covarall of some description is neces-
Say. The quality and style must be determined
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

by each woman. Where there is no check on the
purse strings many women have three or four
garments especially adapted for specific purposes.
There will be train wrap, one for driving or
motoring, lightweight cloth, one for cool days
and elaborate affair to over perishable
frocks, and at the same time add smartness to
the complete toilette.
Just as many and even more women are COM
PEELED to compromise ON this question, and made
one or two wraps answer the purpose for sev-
eral times.
For allaround wear pongee gives excellent serv-
ice This summer touches of black silk are quite
fashionable moire or taffeta. Other silks are
seen and many are handsomely ornamented with
heavy lace and Oriental embroideries and long
slken scarfs with tassels. In ivory white raw
silk is quite tempting, but, of course soils easily
In fashionable colors they also seen, many
having touches OF black braid, which brings out
the color and gives them distinction.
Plain and checked serges eight weight) are
very servioeabe. Plain ones in light color, es-
pecally the serges are quite pretty for afternoon
and evening wear, touched off with lace and silk
or braid, or in gray, light dark, is good
choice. Plain, checked and paided mohair are
especially good on account of their durability
and disposition to shake the dust
There are linens galore, plain and those in robe
pattern, or trimmed with lace and embroidery
in the heavier patterns. Both white and colors
are seen OF course, the lightweight French
broadcloths are worn, but they do weigh down
the filmy frocks beneath them Long moire coats
topped by ivory colored lace and long satin scarfs
with fringe or ball pendants, the whole lined with
white or pale color silks, are serviceable and
dressy. Then, there is the coat of lace, over
its Innings of chiffon and silk but then few
women can go in for these elaborate styles of
gownng.
DESCRIPTION OF SKETCHES.
The travelling suit is of the best models
seen. the tucked fronts especially good and
the corsage bow that unites them is a favorite
trick of the moment, relieving that hatness which
il far from becoming in some women The skirt
hangs full and is gored. The guimpe froek rec
ommends itself TO women as being simple and at.
eraetive. the adjustable guimpe admits of thin
or heavy one being used according to the die
tates of the weather The neggee is Of
polka dotted swiss that may be had for ten or
twelve and a half cents a yard
For summer hops and afternoon wear is a
charming little froclS in the upper corner Made
of batiste 15 cents yard and trimmed with
all-oyer Vaenoiennes, baby Irish crochet or
fancy net, il would not bankrupt anybody Tho
frock of swiss embroidery (12l5 cents that was
1s cents a yard) trimmed with lace and EN-.
broidery and relieved by willow green ribbon.
is very attractive OF course, you win want a
blouse for general outing wear, one that win
save the armholes in your better shirts and
blouses. You can get the pattern given for
10 cents anYwhere- MARJORIE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

k0aHE@k What practical necessities for
the woman who anticipates protract
ed summer sojourn would not be required for
who has but two weeks or ten days at her
disposal. Again, to be temporarily domiciled at
the shore followed by several weeks in the noun
tains requires a substantial wardrobe, one fitted
for weather well as the crispy morn
ings and cool evenings incidental to mountain
climates.
1t is no unusual thing in August for people
to fairly sizzle by the sea, while up in the
mountains woolens and even furs are enviabe
possessions. 1t is always a wise plan to study
the climatic conditions OF the country or part
OF it that marks your destination. In either case
an extra garment or two of medium weight is a
sensible precaution.
Some OF the suggestions for economical sum.
mer wardrobes presumably offered by fashion edi-
tors OF various newspapers make one marvel at
the elasticity of dollar in their hands, Truly
fetching apparel springs up with magical beauty
from the alluring pen pictures.
Every woman OF ordinary means knows that
ing as she is capable of to tide her over
from one season TO another in a becoming and
creditabe fashion to herself and purse.
To be sure, some women are positive wizards
IN producing results that assuredy seem in value
twice their actual cost. But then these women
are SO carefully distributed over the world as
to make their art and friendship coveted pos
sessions.
When woman makes part of her own ward
robe (many make fancy set or two of lingerie
during the winter, shirtwaist of cotton and
sheer handmade blouse, there is a saving, Of
course on these items.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

And when the summer outfit is completed at
this time 1t is possible to obtain better value
than earlier in the season before the prices begin
to tumble. There is usually from q half to
third off on all sorts of materials trimmings ac-
cessories and ready-made garments. twenty-five
dollars will go much farther today than fifty
dollars month ago.
When woman takes her vacation in June
she necessarily misses many of the bargains
to be picked up at this time. Some of the bar
gains alluring that it requires consider
able tact and self will not to invest in them un-
less she has immediate use for the articles. OF
course, women reason with themselves that sure
ly no such bargains will ever come their way
again.
A PRACTICAL WARDROBE.
1t is quite possible that many women will have
recently purchased of the itemized requis-
ties, also that few have been left over from
last summer so that not as great an outlay
will be required as though all were purchased at
this time.
A silk frock one of pongee, coored OF natural
hue, china silk or foulard made up into plain
or more dressy shirtwast, is one of the cool.
est and most serviceable garments woman may
possess 1t serves nicely for travelling and on
chilly or stormy days, when thin, wispy frocks
would be out of the question. Such a frock
saves the laundry bills, and is worn quite late
into the autumn. Great reductions on all
silks.
A threepiece suit of Dongee or other raw
silks, with the coat or jacket topped with lin
gerie cuff and collar, is also wise investment
especially when the color is not a perishable
one for sun and soil.
SOMETHING ABOUT LINENS.
A colOrsd linen shirtwaist, with coat to match,
may Be worn for cutting or travelling plTR0sss
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

and those with jackets. This material is sold
for 1917 cents yard. An extra white shirtwaist
or two is good investment. See that they are
well fitted.
A couple of percale or gingham frocks for morn
ing several plain shirtwaists, couple of lingerie
,blouSes- then one OF silk or ths new strined
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

Brown, dark blue and dull green's are good
White linen suits are very fashionable this sum
mer. Tailored with colored collars and euhs
and marrow braids or trimmed with lace and
embroidery, they Sery attractive
Ldnene is cheaper than linen, and is being
considerably nsad this summer for shirtwaiata.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

1ERY woman must be a law unto her
self with regard to the makeup of
her vacation wardrobe.
What are practical necessities for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
SOMETHING ABoUT LINENs.

colorsd linen shirtwaist with coat TO match,
may be worn for eating or travelling purposes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
WILL PRESENT BID Of
NEWPORT NEWS TONIGHT
Chamber Of Commerce Committee
Goes to Richmond to Ask For
Normal School,.

Messrs. j. a. Willctt, George a.
Schmelz, c. ID. West and A. C.. Car
rctt' composing the Chamber of Com
merce Normal school committee will
go to Richmond today and tonight will
appear before the joint committee OF
the General Assembly on huamce,
schools and colleges to urge the
claims of Newport News as The loca
ton for one of the new State norm i
schools.
The conference has been arranged
for by Delegate w. e. Barrett. Tie
committee will he accompanied bv
Messrs. l.. c. Phillips. E. w. Mil.
stead. l.. +. Stearncs and other we'll
known local people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
LARGE CROWD PLEASED.
Ladies Give Musicale For Benefit Of
Baptist Church

Ladies Give Musicale For Benefit Of
Baptist Church
The Y NJ c. A. hall was crowded
last night. when the ladies of the
Pastors Aid Society of the Newport
News Baptist church, gave musicale
Tor the benefit of the church rebuild
ing fund
Every number on the program was
enjoyed. The program follows:
Instrumental Solo.
Rondo Capriccioso" Mendelssohn
Miss Agnes Epcs.
Vocal Solo.
when Thou Art Near"
Mrs. Clarence Robinson.
Reading.
How Old Farmer Gray Gets Photo
graphed."
Miss Sallic Corbell.
Selected. .....Y. NJ. e. a. Quarte,te
Vocal Solo.
selected. ....... Miss Eliza Crenshaw
Reading,
Selected. ........ MIR. Otis Morrisette
Instrumental.
Invitation q la Valsc. c. NJ Won Weber
Miss Lena Troutman.
Vocal Solo,
Summer. ..... t'baminade
Miss Mabel lininger
Reading.
'iiasar," Miss Rose Troutman
Vocal Solo,
Selected go. Miss Eliza Crenshaw
Reading.
Sans Letter" Mr.. w. Hutson Sallcy
Selected .....Y NJ. c. a. Quartette
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
PASSES HOUSE EASILY
Only -Four Votes Against The Redis-
lriClIng Measure.
GOES BACK TO SENATE AGAIN
Amendment as to Surrey County
Makes it Necessary For Senators
to Vote on Bill Second Time-Dele,
gate Barrett Makes Speech

With ca votes in the Affirmative
aud only four in the negative. the
rcdistricting measure which will take
Newport News out of The Second con
grcsSional district and put it in the
FIRST. passed the House of Delegates
yesterday. Delegate w. T. Barrett
made speech in favor OF the bill
The style of the rcdiStrctinc meas
'Irc is Senate Kill rs" II passed
the Senate, but was amended in the
House SO rs tn transfer Surry county
from the Second To the Fourth dis
trlct. For this reason the bill will
have To go back Ia the Senate for ac
ton before Governor Swanson has,
an opportunity To anx his signature
aud make il law
There seems Ia hr little doubt but
That the longhopcd-for rcdistricting
is at hand For years Newport
News, Hampton aud the Peninsula
counties have been trying To yet out
of Norlolks district without sue
cess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Alleged DeserlGr aud Thief Aabbed
by Police.
HELD FOR NAVAL AUTHORITIES
According TO Story Told Here r. S.
Fisher Absconded With 5000 Be.
longing to Messmates at Reserve
Torpedo Service Station.

Frank Stanley Fisher, young man
badly wanted by the United States
reserve torpedo service station at
Norfolk. was arrested last night by
Detective Sergeant O'IIara at the cor
ner OF Nineteenth street and Mad.
son avenue.
The charge entered against Fisher
Is desertion from the navy. but it is
understood that he is wanted to
answer for an Offcnse of Il gravcr ma
ture. According to information given
out at the police station, The prison.
er Is accused of absconding with
about $500 belonging to his mess
mates. The man is rated rs Il ma
chinlsts' mate. He is said to have
had charge of mess at his station
and 10 have made off with money col.
lected in his capacity Of caterer.
Sergeant O'lTara will take the iris
oner To Norfolk ana turn him over
to the naval authorities today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
WHILE THAWING DYNAMITE
WORKMEN BLOWN TO Pieces
Explosive Causes the Death of Th,ee
Men and Many More hre
Badly Injured.
OBy Associated rrcss.D

MORGANTOWN. w. VA. Feb. cu.---
Through an accidental explosion or
dynamite today at the plant of the
Dccker's Crcck Stone aud Sand Com.
pany. at Stursissuu. c;ah, miles s0ntl,
OF here. one man was killed. another
fatally injured and five seriously
hurt.
The dead:
JOSEPH NICHOLAS. both logs
blown off.
The men were eating dinnersNcar
the fire we're - sticks or Dynamite
which had been placed there To thaw
out. a blast ut nearby limestone
quarry was set of and il is though,
To have caused the explosion Of the
dynamite.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
SUCCESS OF AFRICAN COLONY.
Liberia Being Made Fit PIac. Fer
the Blacks to lnhabit.
lRy Assnclated Press J

'bS HSSh'JhtpU ffpSS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-'rhe Method.
list Episcopal missionary bishop for
Africa. Rev Joseph G.. Hartzcll. arriv.
ed here today on the steamship Amer
ika. after an absence of two year; ~
Africa. He is very hopeful icr the
black republic Of Liberia. in when
inc $4,000 repatliated negroes ami
,he:r descendants and a few thousan |
c vilizcd natives, form the governing
class.
Liberia. witch has led, nitEorto. .
r";tcr precarious existence" SAID the
Jl5l'op. . is now entering uprl 4 neW
epoch. An English company has been
granted large mining and rubber con
CGssionS I'm return Tor which IT,, gov
eminent has secured loan of $500.
coo. With this sum it is int ,ndeI to
paw the debts of the republic. cstab
iIsh national bank and to open up
The interior.
bishop HartzelI said he would not
advocate the wholesale emf; ,nt;Gn ui
negroes from the Southern STATES
There are not openings in Liberia iie
said for many settlers, and other cor
d'tobs are unfavorable for tn recep.
ton of raany immigrants at time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
February goth. 1906.
Arrived.


Steamer Basuta tBr..) Barker. New
York-ro H. B Holmes in ballast
for cargo OF coal.
Steamer Gloucester. Dyscr Balti-
murc--TO Merchants d Miners
Transportation Company with pas
sengcrs and merchandise.
Steamer Monroe. lIulphcrs. New
lork-To Old Dominion Steamship
Company with passengers and mer-
chandise.
Schooner JAS. G. Ray, New York.
Sailed.
Steamers: Bayport. Jensen Lynn;
Gloucester, Dyser. Boston; Princess
Anne. Tapley. New York via Nor
folk
Schooner Goodwin Stoddard, Mil
Ter Havana: Alice b. Phillips.
Lundt. Savannah; Marguerite, Tripp.
Providence.
Barges: britannica. Boston; Brad
dock. Cambridge, Mass.
Entered at Custom House.
Steamer Basuta tBr,) Barker, New
York.
Cleared.
Schooner Goodwin Stoddard. Mil
Ter, Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
swatted Actor sweatnam.

"Duach" Nycun. one of the Acad.
lemy of Music stage hands, was in
tho police court yesterday morning
charged with assaulting Willis p.
Sweatnam. one of the principals in
The County Chairman company.
The actor had to leave with his
company at 1890 o'clock and was
unable 10 appear to testify. The case
will be heard tomorrow morning with
out tho complaining witness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Calendar For THIS pav.
Social Personal

Mr. Rex F'leury is quite ill with
pneuomnia at his home, 224 Fiftieth
street.
Miss Iona Manning has returned
from visit to relatives near Will.
liamsburg.
Miss Helen Blanchard. of Lynch
burg. is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Blanchard, Oh Twenty-eighth
street
Deputy City Sergeant C. C. Curtis
is about to be out after an illness of
several weeks.
Mrs. S. P. Coe and children. of
Middlepcrt, Ohio, are the guests of
Mrs. S. Ill. Wertheimer, at her home.
5000 West avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Sinclair gave a dc.
lishtful German at Barnes hall last
night. A large number of the youn.
Miss Sallie Wright has returned
from visit to King and Queen
county.
Msr. I. J. Barham gave Aharm.
ing progressive nut party last night
at her home, l27 Thrty.fourth street,
in honor of Miss Sallie Barrett HoL
laday, of Norfolk. Those presen.
were: Misses Holiday, Alice and
Belle Johnson. Florence Holt, Meria
Verser. Dews, Alberta Curtis. Annie
Adams, Ruby Buxton and Annie Ham.
ilton, and Messrs. f. ]. and A. A.
Applewhite. Kenneth NJ. JACKIE, Clar.
ence Newman. J. T.. T. Hunter, Her
bert Smith. A. r. Bolts, S. O. Bland
"a. Fred Biggers. w B. Collonna and
G. d. West. Dainty refreshments
we're served during the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Wilson, of vir
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
ses NEWPoRr NEWS. Va WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81 1915
sinia Beach. were guests of friends
in Newport News yesterday
POWER TO FIX RATES.

Mr.. Barrett's Bill Places Light and
Water Prices in Commissions Hands.
Delegate w. Il. Barrett has intro
duced i'm the House bill comforting
upon the State corporation commits,
sion the authority to fix rates to be
charged for gas, electric light and
power and water
The measure has been referred to
the committee on counties. cities and
towns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
George Washington Reception.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
Il George Washington reception at
the association building tomorrow
Washington's birthday. The game of
basket ball which was to have been
played at the association tomorrow
night has been postponed until Sat
urday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Mr.. Harsravc Coming Back.

Mr.. Charles c. Hargrave. who has
been in Texas for some time for his
health, Is expected to return home
some time in March He has been
advised to take up farming and will
so to Mr.. ID. G.. Smiths farm several
miles above the city. Mr.. IIargravc
was for Il number of years deputy
clerk of courts under Mr.. Smith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Judament For Plaintiff.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Barrett e West were given judgment
for $3.50 against A. Levin. The suit
was brought to recover commission
for sale Of property. 1t seems that
Barrett g. West secured Il purchaser
for lot belonging to the defendant
and the latter refused to sell because
the purchaser was a negro.