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L'Italia., 1907-09-21
IL Xxx SETTEMBRE NELLA
NOSTRA COLONIA.

Per la r%icorrenza della fiesta Ma
zionale poche bandiere sventolavano,
ieri, mel quartiere italiano.
Una nota simpatica, fra tanta in
differenza, la porto il nostro giovane
connazionale Dismo De Negri IL qua
lie nella vetrina della sua bella farma-
cia espose la bandiera %tricolore e al
cune incisioni di soggetto patriotti-
co.
La sera ebbe luogo nella sala del
Trovatore Restaurant una commend
razione del XIX Settembre indetta dial
Circolo Giordano Bruno.
II concorso non flu numeroso. Vim
teryennero circa 100 persone fra lie
quail qualche signora.
| discorsi degli oratori improntati
a un vivace spirito anticlericale furo-
no assai applauditi.
Alcuni anarchici so~llevarono un
i~ncidente pretendendo che gil oratori
inlziassero ana discussions sui pro-
blemi economical e politici.
Ma siccome l'uditorio era i~nvitato
ALA celebrazione del Xxx Settembre e
non a discussion politiche cost gil or
ganiZ2atori della conferenza credet-
tero bene di in%vitare gil interruttori
ad esporre lie loro dee in altro locale
ed in altra epoca.
In complesso pin che una Connie
morazione del Xxx Settembre la con-
ferenza di Teri risulto in un comizio
anticlericale.
CT affrettiamo pero a dire che II
contegno del pubblico anche di quel-
la parte d%issidente dalla m%aggioran-
"a fu oltremodo corretto, e non 81 eb-
be a lamentare il minimo incidente.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
IVA IVA IVA

in %quantita - a G. B. Olcese, 1896
Davis st. Imperial Wine Grapes)
arrivera mel sud-, ito mercato verso
il 5 o il 6 Settembre.
Quest'uva 81 vendera a on mer-
cato da $40 in sn per ~tonellata. Dun
que preparatevi tutti per fare del
buon vino. Arriveranno in questo
mercato da 5 a 10 vagoni di iva gior-
nalmente. 81 spedira in qualunque
parte della citta g campagna.
26-S no.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
SCUOLA SERALE GRATIS PER
IMPARARE L'INGLESE

Lunedf prossimo. 10 agosto. ST riapri-
ra la Scuola Pubblica serale Washing
tom. sta in via Union, allangolo dele
vie Franklin e Cough.
In delta scuola vi saranno dele clas-
81 special per gil "~stranieri adulti". Es-
81 potranno imparare a iesgere, s%crivere
e parlare ring1ese.
Classi graduate pei ragazzi dai IA al
16 ami.
Orario: dale 7.15 allie 9,15 pom. Am
missione gratis.
6017 21-9 21-10p.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

Giovedf 10 corr ale ore S.l2 POM
cessava di vivere in questa cltta
MARIA DEVINCENAl
di Geneva. nelreta di 81 ami. D
Lascia a deplorare la sua peidll1 .
figli, 2 nuore, nipoti, nipote, cuSinl, Gu e
CINE ed altri parent e conoscenll J" -
francisco Cognati, cognate, nlpotL !" .
pote, cugini, cugine ed altri pare"" :
conoscenti in Italia.
Parentr amici e conoscenti sono gen,
tilmente i~nvitati di assistere al a. d 955
funerale che avra luogo domeniGa =
corr. allie ore Il pom. p%artendo dall L. L.
ma sua dimora 1107 Montgomery Of, teo
poi recarsi ALA chiesa del So fie'O
e Paolo per la benedizione.
Interramento Cimitero Italiano
Gil afflitti figli ,
Giovanni, Giuseppe e Emilio De'ihe
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
PREzzI ELECTROMAGNETIC
CTTORE PATRIzI & Co, Proprietary
1920 Montgomery Avenue
lndirizzO per lie l~etteres r. d. Bsx 1854

Quf, In questa terra cosmopolita, do
We 1nsieme col popolo americanQ vivono
dove 10 splrito al n~azionalitA 81 acuince
tortemente nella cara del lavoro ira 1
figli di lutte lie Patrie europee 9 ame-
lotta a difesa Gel nome italiano, per te-
ner Wv ed alti ramore e rattaccamento
verso la Madre Patria, per suscitare mel
"a collettiva ltaiiana, educando la CO.
scieNza loro ALA ~grandezza Q virt0 DEL
la razza italiana, allie glorie nazionali
del passato, al virile Q civile risveglio
del presente, allie liete Q ~ragionevoli
s%peranze ~delravvenire.
ING. ETTORE PATRIZL. Direttore
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

CAIRO funebre
2 Carrozze a disposizione del pa
remit cd amici del defunto. :,
l Elegante casa tutta copertd I'll
di panno.
1 Un elegante vestito.
Imbalsamazione del corpo del de-
funte, lavoro %garantito la classe
Insomnia trattamento s~crupoloso oei
corpo e servizio funerario complete al
la classe per soil $500 presso
JULIUS s. GODEAU
3O5 Montgomery Ave. TelefORoi Tenn
pOrary
2123 hush ST., vicinO FILLMORE. Telefo-
no West 1900.
N. B. L'ufficio di Montgomery Ave-
nue. e tenuto da persona italiana.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
PER Gil AMlCI

I ben conosciuti proprietari del Sic
ma House Cafe del CYCLIC, risorgeran-
no a giorni al Nj. 556-55S Broadway st.
cor Montg. Ave. In detto locale abba
mo 80 bellissime camere con bagno,
gas, luce elettrica e lutte lie attire CO.
modita desiderabili. Soto vi sara IL sa-
loon che andera con IL nome Cafe del
CYCLIC. In esso vi sara un assortment
to di buoni vini, liquori e sigari, di pi0
una bella sala per .Bigliardi.
u. Minelii, prop.
A. Franchi, Mgr.
G.. 1 ,rli, detto CrespinO
$3.50 1873 no.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
lNDIRIZZI DEGLI
UFFICI PUBBLlCI
rsTITUzIONI COLONIAL

.Consolato I~taliano 1866 Post st.
Comitato Soccorso - 712 Montg.y st.
Patronato Emigranti-712 Montg.y ST.
Camera Commercio - 712 Montg. st.
Banca Italiana Colombo - Washington
e SITS.
Ranca Italo-Americana - 518 Montgo-
Ranca dsitalla $50 Montgomery st.
Banca Popolare 0peraia = $50 Mont
gomery st.
Banca Svizzera-Americana- 622 Mont
Chiesa I~taiiana del IS. Pietro c Paolo-
Dupont o Filbert SITS.
Chiesa Italiana del Corpus Christi -
60 Cooke st.
UFFICI PUBDLiCI
Sindaco, Angelo Post Q Franklin SITS.
Board OF Public Works, City Hall
PoIizia Centrale. Suffer e Cough SITS.
Ufficip dele Licenze Matrimonial, 4O4
HaRht st.
Board Of Health. Jackson e. Scott SITS.
City and County Hospital. 22.ma strada
Rehabilitation Committee. Geary and
Hail Of Records, Geary Il Octavia SITS.
Posta C~entrale. ia strada, presso Mar
ket Street
Cooper Medical College. Sacramento e
webster. dove c'e Ia clinica g~ratuitn
per ogni malattia.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
DendrO
PrOduCeDendrO

Depositate | vostri risparmi e ne a
vrete gil Interest,". - Gil ultimi sci me-
81 demmo IL 3 e otto decimi per cento.
Attivita al 80 Giugno 1907 s2,243.S46:
capitale $500, 600. 90.
BANCA DTTALIA
632 Montgomery street
Succursale: S343 Mission St, vicino al
la 29.ma Strada.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
ERSONAL

CT ha fatto, Teri, una cortese vista
in ufficio il signor A. Rarbera di San
ia Rosa, accompagnato dial figlio.
Ringraziamenti.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

DTSIBEhsTI raeilz2i e uomini per
Imparare I lnestiert "a plumbers. stuc-
%catori, muratori. Catalogo gratis. Post
ziore sicura. "insegnamento pratico.
Non lihri.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

passaggi da Q per l'Italia, per
qualsiasi Inca di Navigazione, 81
vendono presso l'Agenzia Ettore Pa
trizt & Co., 23 Montgomery Avenue,
San Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
CHIAVE

CHIAvE PREZIOSA - Non 81 tratta
di un congegno d'oro ne di un talisma-
no, ma del metodo di imparare lingle-
Sc in breve tempo. Sc volete ottenere
questa chiave preziosa recatevi dal sig.
Alberto Torchio al 1929 Dupont st. VI
elmo Vallejo st.
1873 21-sp.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

WEYMOUTH DEANGELI arriva sem
pre- e ST vende bene. 600 Case or ora
ricevute dalla ditta ~Tomanovich & Co.,
1926 Washington st.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

3. MUSSO Q G.. MAgSIO

1 ben noti calzolai prima al N. 2OO4
Mason St., hanno trasferito IL loro
negozio al
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
L,or.Io pI RICINo d. CARLO I'm,

La vecchia e nov clientele e prex..
ia a fargli una yisita-
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
Ufficio d~'lmpieghi
I%taliano

815 WASHINGTON ST., s. Francisco
Succursale, $40 Broadway,
Oakland
g Minatori $2.75
= Foratori, $500.
10 Minatori, $500, $50 e 400
Carrettieri per la vendemmia
rovia
8 Capt., $500 Q bordo
4 B~attimazza, $2.75 al giorno, vicino
ALA citta
Lavoro Nuovo per Lor Angeles, paga
$3.50 al giorno.
3 MANUAL, $3.50
z Armatori, $500
80 Operai per lavoro di molini. Paga
$40 al mese e bordo.
10 uomini per una fonderia, $2.25
GiOrnalmente passaggi'. gratis per
Nevada, Oregon, Sacramento, SOno-
"a g OroviIle.
Non mandiamo operai se non abb
blamo Passoluta sicurezza che saran-
no. impiegati.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
NEW ST. GEORGE HOTEL

Ds " TOp.
Stance ammobigliate d'affittarsi STA
81 per mese, per settimana e per gior-
no. Prezzi da 80 = 30 = 75c. per sera,
da 81 in su per settimana.
SS9-391 9Th. st. angelo Harrison.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

L,OIIO DI RICINO di CARLO ERRA
Al Milano in flaconi, e assolutsments
puro. Non ha ne colore. ne sapore, ma
odore. Non provoca IL vomito mel pren.
derlo, ne produce dolori nella ysua a1io-
ne benefica. lutte lie buone farmaci.
10 vendono, ed e in flaconi di 25 O SS
grammi, coll etichetta 9 marca delIs
Casa Carlo Erba impressa ancbe ,si
yetro della bOttiglia.
LIE madri di famiglia non dovrebbe-
70 mai essere sprovviste di un flacon.
ID Magnesia Calcinata pesante ii Car.
Ia Erha dl MilanO. - e IL purrants
pin adatto per 1 bambini, perehe non
ha sapore g 81 puo dare con acoua n
latte zuccherato che 1 piccini nj
accorgano di medicinarsi. II suo effet-
to non produce ne nausea, ne dolori
Cercarln nellie migliOFi farmacie.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
SPLEN NEGOZI(
D'AFFITTARE

mel nuovO edificio In muratura
in MONTGOMERY Ave, angelo III
Jackson Street. cOntiguO agli
uffici n occupera a giorni II
GfOrnaIe L'ITALIA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
Morning Daily News
L'TTALIA
GIORNALE QUOTIDIANO DEL MATING

II pin grande Giornale Italiano negli
stDti Until - IL solo che 81 pubblichi
ospi giorno in otto pagine con illu-
strazioni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
Mi!an0 Opera Co.
Grande Stagione
d'0pera Italiana
ChuteS Theatre
MARIO LAMBARDI, Impresario
ETTORE PATRIZI, Manager
sETTINANA

Martedi, Sabato Matinee e Domenica
sera "BOheme' - Mercoledf, Venerdf c
Domenica Matinee "itigoIetto" - Giove-
di e Sabato sera ''Trovatore"
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

T~elefono dellITALIA:
Temporary 1884"
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

No. 7O4 FILBERT
fra Montgomery avenu . Powell n,
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
sETTINANA PRossINA

Marted1. Giovedf e Domenica Matt
nee, "CavaIieria G PaGliacci" - Merco-
ledf; Sabato Matinee e Domenica sera,
"Traviata" Venerdf sera, "BObeme'
" Sabato sera ''TOsca-
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
c. RODONI & CO..

Per informazioni rivolgersi a
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

81 CERCANO subtle degli uomini
per layorare in frutta e verdura. In
d|irizzarsi ALA California Fruit Can
ners Association San Leandro.
.Davide Vallarino Superintendent
Limo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
'EHE COUNTRY HOUSE.
Room Apart That Should ITO
known as the "Onlcc,o


known as the "Onicco
The most privately conducted home
must communicate with increasing fire.
quency with the world outside. The
coal man, the Ice man, the automobile
repair shop must be upbraided or ca.
joled. Reports must be reviewed, nc.
counts kept, bills examined and the
senders occasionally treated with a
check. From room removed from
the rest OF the house one must speak
With the railway station, settle with
the cXpressinan or deliberate with the
chauffeur or coachman, for none OF
these things should disturb the tran.
quillity OF the home or the euuannmity
OF guests. If the house Is to minister
10 nll the activities of home II Is
high time that space be devoted to this
mechanism OF living. For want of Il
better term room devoted to such
purpose may be called the "oiiicc" of
the house. Here the telephone stands
on Il table that bears also the mis-.
cellaneous utensils and printed matter
that are always wanted In house
when they cannot be found. Here are
cookbooks, gardening books, dictlon.
aries, time tables, while few old
plates, cast or two. bits of Dresden.
water colors and few cherished pho
tographs relieve an otherwise hum
drum collection of necessities. Hero
arriving parcels are placed and the
daily mall opened. Mysterious cup
boards there are and drawers with
locks that work.-Indoors and Out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
FIGHT FOR POSTMASTER
NOW ON IN EARNEST
Postmaster Boyenton and His OPP
ponent, Mr. Harry Libbey, are
Both in Washington.

The final round in the fight for
the postmastership of Hampton is
and from now until President
Roosevelt names the successor TO
Postmaster William H. Boyenton
interest in the outcome will DC al,
fever heat in town.
Postmaster Boyenton, who is an
applicant for reappointment, and
former Congressman Harry Libbey
who is opposing him, are both in
Washington, and it is expected tina,
from today on The battle will rage
royalty. Mr.. Boyenton and MIR Lib
hey went To Washington on Sunday
Fort the past year it has been I'M
derEtood among the politicians tina,
Mr.. Libbey would he made the post
master but naturally Postmaster
Boyenton has never accepted that
theory and lie is said be very san
guine of reappointment.
Mr. Boyenton's term eXprise ON
the 9TH of next month and it Is
thought the President will maze
the appointment within the next
several days, so that the commission
may be made out to the new pos
master in time 10 assume the duties
upon the expiration OF Postmaster
Boyenton's term
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Mems nnta ana women,. y.t,s.

II see here that woman writer
wonders why n man always looks in
his hat before he puts it on" said the
reflective man as he looked up from
his paper. Here Is what she says:
When man puts on his hat he most
always looks inside 1t first. Whnt he
expects to see remains mystery. but
lie looks for 1t, all the same That's
easy. He looks in his hat TO see IL the
knot holding the inside band together
will be at the back of his head when
he puts 1t on. Now, IL she'll tell me
why a woman always pulls down her
veil and purses up her mouth before
she steps out of doors well call 1t
square."-New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Trustworthy Report Says That
General Fred Grant FaVOrs
Such q Proposition.
Mr.. ]. B. KIMBERLY IN WASHINGTON
Understood the Owner of the Beau,
tifuI Hotel Is in the Capital City
to Fight Such Step and to Pre-.
vent 1t at Least Until the Close
of the Exposition.

According to an unconiirmed
though thoroughly trustworthy re-
port. there is Il strong probability
That the War Department will within
n short time enter an order directing
the tearing down of the Sherwood
Inn on the Old Point reservation.
The report could not be verified
from the official source yesterday
but it is said that General Fred
Grant, commanding the department
OF the Chesapeake, is favorable to
seeing the Sherwood Inn RACED So
that the ground may be used in
carrying out the immense improve.
ments necessary for bringing the
school for submarine defense to
Fort Monroe
Nir. John B. Kimberly, the owner
OF the Sherwood Inn, Is now in
Washington and rumor has II tina,
hs visit there has To do with the
proposition to tear down his hotel.
Naturally Mr.. Kimberly would OPP
pose such Il step on the eve OF
the opening of the jamestown ex-
position and it Is certain that he
would receive strong support in
the opposition from those connected
with the exposition as the hotel
will be needed.
Recently Mr. Kimberly has ex.
pended more than $4,000 in i'm.
proving the Sherwood Inn for the
exposition guests. 1t Is now regard.
ed as one of the best appointed
and most beautiful hotels in ylr.
ginla and certainly it is one OF!
the most attractive and prettiest
i'll Underwater Virginia. The Sher.
wood Inn is worth considerably
more than 100000.
There was also report in cir.
culation to the effect that the moat
surrounding Fort Monroe is to bt.
filed in and the land used for
building AMI residences necessary
for the accommodation of The officers
Swho will be stationed ut Fort Mon.
roe after the school for submarine
defense is transferred here. Quite
n number of buildings on the re-
seryaton are doomed by the new
order Of things.
The report concerning the tearing
down of the Sherwood Inn ha.
created great deal of interest
among n small coterie or person,
familiar with the matter, but no one
in official positions would discuss it
or even admit that such thing
was in condemnation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
The Inst wor.I.

Hhring the last word" said 4 naval
oiiicer, reminds me Of story heard
not long ago. A certain man died, and
I" clergyman was engaged to offer n
euiogy This worthy minister prepared
I" sermon of exceeding length aud
strength. but Just before he entered tho
parlor to deliver it he thought that 1t
might be advisable TO learn whit tho
uead mans last words had been. SO
ne turned TO one of the weeping young
or sons aud asked:
My boy, can you tell mo your IN
Tiers last words"
He didn't have none the boy re-
plied. Ma was with him to the enl,' F"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Medical sooiety's Resolution.

Al its regular meeting last night
in the office of DR. w. A. Picker,
the Elizabeth City County Medical
Society passed resolution unani-
mously commenting the action of the
board of health and county school
board in regard to The vaccination
matter.
The society also adopted the follow
ing resolution:
'Resolvcd-That 1t is the sense of
the Medical Society of Elizabeth City
County that the school board be adj.
yised to require a certificate Of vac.
cination, according to law, from every
school child. and in order to facili-
tate this the members of the society
tender their services to the school
board free Of charge for all poor chill,
dren, the county paying for the
virus"
DR.. Samuel r. Hobson. of Newport
News, who was to have read paper
before the society, was unable to at
tend the meeting on account of III
mess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Side WHISPERS.

In her last novel, 1.-The Dream and
the Business" Mrs. Craigie, regret to
note. used the expression "sidc whisk-
ers." The redundant "side" is TO he
found also In Meredith, Dickens, the
greater Richardson. Bronte, Game,
Corelli, Sims and Shorter. AS matter
of fact, unless otherwise stated, the
least intelligent reader would take It
for granted that the whisliers were
worn on the side of the face, as indeed
is the usual practice. The terms zip
whiskcr" mustache) and "chin whisk.
err" bcaMette) are Americanisms.-
Pail Mall Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
ss -
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
Splendid work Done at Memorial
Baptist Church.
(Communicated1

Communicated
The anniversary services of the
Memorial church were OF very in.
terestinG character on Sunday.
A large congregation assembled in
the morning, aud listened with close
attention to a fine sermone by the
pastor ON the text, Phil. 3rd, chapter
18th and 18th verse.
The attendance at the Bible class
was larger than for several months.
and there were eight new scholars
in the Sunday school.
AT night the congregation over.
flowed the auditorium aud filed the
vestibule, and every available space.
Six persons were baptized and FIVE
others joined The church after the
sermon. The different departments
OF the church work are in good
condition.
The Ladies' Aid society has rails
ed nearly one thousand dollars since
last March, and they wish to thank
the public and their friends for
patronizing their lawn Tetes ana
suppera, and in every way assisting
them.
They desire particularly 10 thank
the kind friend who recently pre-.
scented them through MIR. sehmelz,
the sum OF one hundred and GNy
dollars on their organ fund.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
just Like Him.

The Rev. Walter Cotton, author of
"Ship and Shore" and other books,
gave most forcible illustration of ths
character OF an officer on board the
ship to which lie was attached as chap
lain. The officer was always meddlng
with other peoples business and was
Geldom in his own place. Consequently
he was most unpopular with the sail
ors. One of them, goaded to unusual
irritation, said one day, 81 do believe
that at the general resurrection the
lieutenant will be found getting out Of
somebody else's grave"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
AbscIitninlcn.

La Fontainc. the famous fable poet
was a most discontinued man. Meet.
ing Que day in n saloon young man.
he was so favorably impressed hy hls
conversation That he expressed his al.
hiiration for him in the most luttcring
terms. but lie Is your own SOM! ex.
claimed guest In astonshment. us
It 500" replied the poet. "Then an,
the moro delighted TO make his nc
qualntance."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
A CONTRAST.
French nnd English Women M They
Cross Muddy street.

Cross Il Muddy Street.
See parisienue cross muddy
street. She advances tiptoe to the
edge of the pavement. polses like Il
bird ready for flight, deftly raises
her dress more than enough to show
her embroidered skirt, the dainty hose
and elegant bottines, and without more
delay she trips across, Zoe and heel
barely touching and the mud refusing
to cling to the fairy feet that hardly
leave an impression on it. Landed on
the other side. she gives her fine feath-
ers little shake into place ana passes
on with shoes that look as If Just put
OH mt that moment.
Watch an Engishwoman Immediate
~ afterward. She reaches the curb.
stone, comes to dead standstill and
stolidly contemplates the muddy road.
Finally she selects route. Then,
very cautiously, she lifts her dress,
making sure that the tops of her
shoes are under cover; then. slowly
advancing she puts her right foot out.
Plump it goes, the water oozing over
1t, and then splash, splash. splash, un-
til the other side is reached, when,
with soiied skirts and soaked shoes,
she proceeds on her wet aud muddy
way.
Nothing could be moro characteristic
of their respective nationalities, and
nothing could be more amusing than
their mutual contempt for each 9th
ers ways. = Translated From the
French For st. Louis Republic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
4 Remedy.

For some time past I've been buy
Ing dozen eggs every week at this
store, and invariably find two bad
ones in every dozen. Something's got
TO be done about it," said an irato
housckeepcr.
We'll" said the new clerk ualvely
ana with n quiet smile, "mcbbc if you
only bought half II dozen you'd only
get one bad one."-Grocer's Literary
Gazette,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
-sa9---~<s---ci------
MRS. KIMBERLY IMPROVING.
Operation for Appendicitis was
IhorouuhIx Successful One

Mrs. John b. Kimberly, who I'M.
derwent an operation for appendicitis
as resting nicely last night and as
the operation was thoroughly sue
cessful it is expected that her re
covefy will be rapid. Mrs. Kimberly
was taken III Saturday night about
10 o'clock and at 10 o'clock Sunday
moaning the operation was per
formed Dr. Tyler, assisted by sev.
eral other physicians of the Fort
Monroe hospital staff, performed the
operation, and Mrs Kimberly rallied
nicely from the ordeal
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n,he Soft Answer

Johnny" said the stern parent, "my
father used to whip me when 1 be-
hayed at the table as badly as you are
doing.'
Well" rejoined the precocious
youngster, II hope I'll never have to
make confession like that to my little
boys."-Chicago News.
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WiIl Elect offlcers rodau

Old Dominion Dragon chapter.
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
hold its annual election of officers at
the regular meeting of the chapter
ct o'clock this afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Eject of High. Living.

Goodman Goprong Wake up, pard.
Wot We groanin' about? Tulfold Knutt
clubbing his cyes)- Gosh, but I've had
a horrible dream! thought IL got a
job o work an WIZ dom the mani.
:nrin' fur octonus -Ghicapn Tribune
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kira to TIE Grand Jury.

Ernest King. the negro arrested
Saturday night for breaking into a
schnoner,s cabin. was sent to the
grand jury by Mayor Jones in the
police court yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Ship Subsidy Bill Postponed.

WASHINGTON, d. G. Jan. T.-
The House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries today post
pnned the vote on the ship subsidy
bill until January 18th.