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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
REQ MEMS POLICY =
OF RETRENCHNENT
Question Of Increasing The Per
Capita Tax Postponed IiIl The
Next Great Council.
ORDER Is DIVIDED ON QUESTION
Officials of the Organization Autho.
rl1cd to Borrow Money unul the
Per Capita Tax is Available In
April-cut Salaries of Officers and
Reduce Travelling Expenses.
my Associntcd rrcss.)

NORFOLK. VA. Sept l2.-Tho
s eat council of Improved Order of
Red Men adjourned sine die toay.
dcferring To the ncxt session at
Bridgeport, Conn. the question OF re-.
dnclng the appropriation TO the official
organ and the seduction of state rcp.
rcscntation and the question OF in.
creasing the per capita tax. three uucu.
lions over which tho order is divided.
Financial cDchmcnt for the re-.
haltlitation of its treasury was af-
icctcd by The gront council here To.
day by reducing tho mileage 10 mem
bcrs of the great council after this
session fnm ten To eight cents;
nbolishing the standing committees
on revision Of laws and ceremonies.
ana reducing the allowance I'm travel.
me expenses To the Great lncohnncc
Tor the propagation OF the order f.um
$4,000 To $1,000.
pipposition to prohibit the ostab.
lshment Of orphan homes by state
grea, councils and Il concentration fos
onetnntiohal homo under the control
"a Inc great council was defeated by
y iarse vote. Kentucky offered
ste nious objection.
Judge William II. Doydo. of Della.
ware was appointed u member of tho
great board of appeals for three vonrs
inc great lncohoncc and othc.
great chiefs We're directed to borrny
snch money us may be needed until tbo
per capita tax is available In AnrII
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
BOY CHARGED WITH LARCENY
oscar Nelstn Jailed on Complaint OF
His EMPLOYER

Oscar Nelson. u ii-ycaroId white
boy living at 81 Twcnty-cighth street,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
me charge of larceny. The prisoner
was locked NJ to await Il hearing be-
lore Justice, Brown in the police
court this morning
III Is alleged that Nelson stole So
from the itoscnbanm Hardware Gem
pany, by which the lad has been en-.
ploycd for soma time.
On September l.. the police rccciv-
c!i a report from r. H. I.aNair that
Nelson aud another boy named Ry-
land Joyncs had stolen his bicycle at
the Eagles Home. The police re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

ed several school girls recently. has
escaped fnm the observation ward
of the prison hospital. The ncws OF
his escape created Consideration. amt
the fear prevails that fresh crimes
VIII bc pepctratcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
FAILED TO NOTIFY FIRE CHIEF
Business Men Summoned to Court on
Account Of Gasoline Tanks.

G. ". HoEg, j, K. Thigpon. NJ o.
Little. w. Il. Patrick. and T. a. Dob
ms. business mait of the city were
summoned yesterday morning by the
police to appear before Justice Brown
in the police court this morning To
answei the clittge of violating tho
public snfetyv ordinance.
II is alleged that the men have
failed to notify'Fire Chief w. X. Stow
Of the location OF, the gasoline tanks
in their places of business as required
hy the ordinance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Randolph euaccnhelmer Dead.

NEW YORK. Sept IL Randolph II.
GuEecnhcimer dropped dead from apo
plcSy today at his summer home ut
Long Branch. llc had hccn In pcis
feet health since his return from En-
roupc last Tuesday, and his death was
II Trcat surprise.
lie was born in the late sixties nj
lNnch''ig. Va. and had lived In Now
York most of his life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
CHICAGO NATIONALS DRAW
FROM VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Pitcher Walsh, of Daoyillc, and Catch.
CIR Evans, OF Lynehburo, viii
join League Champions.
(ny Associated rress.J

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 12.-Thrcc
new players were added to the Chi
cago National League team today
Thcy are Martin Walsh. II pitcher,
from Danvlllc, Va. Arthur Evans. n
catcher from Lynchburg, Va. ana
Curtis Elston. an outiioldcr, from
Lancaster, Ohio. Walsh is brother
of Ed Walsh. OF the Chicago Amcrl-
can League team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
COUNCIL STRIKES BLOW AT
MAYORS ADMINISTRATION

the opinion that he would send Mr.
Holmes name to the council again
Unless there is Il change in the situa.
ton. the appointment undoubtedly
would be confirmed ut anothci meet
ing. n majority OF the members alb.
sent last night, and possibly all ex-
ccpt one or two, would vote for the
confirmation.
No Suit Instituted.
When Mr. Christie spoke of suit
brought against the city by Nj
Holmes. he was referring To n claim
filed with the finance committee of
the council for $3.50. to cover a doc.
tors bill resulting from fall had
by NJ. Holmes mother, on Washing.
ton avenuc. Stepping in hole on
the sidewalk, Mrs. Holmes injured her
knee so seriously that she was con
lined to her home for two months.
ana probably will be lame fo,t life
School Trustees Elected.
Three school trustees were elected.
Mr. w. L. Pickett being chosen to
succeed himself. ana Mcssrs. c. II.
Follows and T.. w Huffman being
erected to succeed Mr.. J. II Hawkins
ana Dr. w. f. Coope' respectively.
''''"'' ~ t'bp'I nor MT. hawkins
stood for reelection.
M huffman and Mr.. II. NJ. Lett
Wee nominated to succeed DR.. Coopcr.
and Mr.. Huffman was elected bv n
vote of - to >, and the election was
made unanimous. Voting for Mr.
Lett We're Messrs. ID. S. Jones. Mar.
snail, Morgan. Read and Col Ice IS.
Mr. Fellows and Mr.. Wilbut r. Kent
were nominated to succeed Mr.. lIaw.
kins. Mr.. Fellows was elected Inv n
vote OF 10 to Z. Voting for Mr.. Kent
We're Mcssrs. ID. S. Jones. Mn,shaI
Nelms' Read Robinson Via ana CoI'
Marquis Jones.
Laid on Table.
me matter of clocting a successor
10 me late Superintendent OF
Streets j. J. O'Donnell was laid unon
me table until such a Time as the
Offices of superintendent ,of'Tsewers
ana inspectors of plumbing can 5bs
consolidated. -~--,3st nc
The joint session WHY ca,,od hv
Coionel Marquis Jones president nj
The board of aldermen. for tho mr..
pose OF clccting trustees, acting mon
me appointment Of police commits.
sioner and naming a successor 10 thc
late Mr.. O'Donnell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Death Claims Capt. NeIohborg

WYTIIlIVIiLE. VA. Sept. IL
Captain William H. Ncishbo dici
In HIS homo here ut thrcc o'clock this
morning. after an illncss of several
DAYS. Captain Ncighbors was sixty.
eight years old. He was gallant
Confederate soldier, sewing through
out the war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
BRUTE SENTENCED TO
SIS YEARS IN PRISON
Confessed to Having Assaulted
Young Girl and Receives the
Maximum Sentence.
Ny ASSOCIATED Press.l

MEADVILLE. PA, Sept 12.-Hcnry
Lchna' who confessed TO robbery anc-
lhrec assaults upon 1i-ycarold Anna
Whitehead at Turnersvillc. Pa. near
near, about month ago. was today
sentenced by Judge Frank J. Thomas
10 serve % years in solitary conrine.
rms is the maximum pealty for the
crime, being 10 years for each assault
and 10 years for robbery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Murdered Aq.,Ipna Jones

NUTtFUTK. VA Sept 12.-W. II.
patterson marine on board the
framing snip Franklin. was arrested
tonight by the police OH the charge
~ numbering Agrippn Jones. white,
lcsscd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
conduetor Fatally Injured.

SHENANDOAH, VA, Sept. I2.-
lee Conner, % years old, of this place,
who is employed as conductor on
the No folk and Western railway, was
run over by an engine at Royce last
evening and probably fatally injured
Both legs were cut Off He was taken
to Berryville
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Walter Fitzpatrick Freed Of Murder.
CHARGE

'ltN Associated PrcsS)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Sent
l2--The jury today in the case OF
Walter Kilnatrlck. Formerly or South
Plttsburs. Tcnn.. charged with killing
Wiley Maynard. of Macon. Ga. re-.
turned Il verdict of not guilty. The
killing occurred on sand boat this
city, several months ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Earle Back in New York.
iBY Associated Prensl.

NEW YORK. Sept 12-Tcrdnand
Pinncy Earle, of AFFINITY fame, has
returned to New York He had n
brief encounter with the villagers
of Monroe, whore his home Is located,
when about 10 board a train for this
city last evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
TO PRESERVE LEE HOME.
Patriotic Sons of America Plans to
Purchase the Historic place.

TUICIdbe tHe ffIStorIc PTaCc.
RICHMOND. VA, Sept 1.-THE
feature of this years session OF the
virginia organization of Patriotic
Sons of America was the unanimous
adoption of resolutions looking to the
purchase and preservation OF STRAIT
ford. tho home of the Lees, in West
mo.eland county, Va. Five sons of
The house, beginning with Lighthouse
Harry ana ending with Robert r.
Lee. are named in the preamble.
Tho organization proposes to make
Stanford national shrine second
ONLY to Mount Vernon. which Is only
a few miles further up the Potomac,
nearer Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
"Jaclsv Johnaon neatn nu-lsa.le
Uly AsNociatcd prcss1

..,.-.- 90 sf''t'V'NTNVVll TTVhS. ]
h.lDGEPORT. CONN, Sept. Ia
Jack' Johnson had All the better or
mis- bout OF sin rounds with sailor
i'urkc here tonight. Burke was 81
pounds lighter than the negro fighter
upon whom his blows had little OF.
foct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Prominent sedford citizen Dead.

BEDFORD CITY VA. Sept. a.
John II. Watts, seventy-one years old
Il prominent citizen, died this morn.
ing at seven o'clock IN his home after
being an invalid scveSal Iaontnn AS n
result of failing stvengtlRp and a gen:
cral breakdown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
virginia National Banks Rcpor,.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept IL
The report of the condition of one
hundred banks in Virginia at the close
of business on Thursday. August 22d.
shows total resources and liabilities
amounting 10 05,G47.S9S. Loans and
discounts amount TO SG5.3iS, $50. and
individual deposits to s57,SSG.90i. The
total capital is Sl2.175.S00.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Americans Beaten for Cur.

SAN SEBASTIAN. SPAIN, Sept ~.
--Tlc Spanish sondcr class yacht
Doriga today won the fourth race in
The contest in the Inspana- American
regatta and has been awarded the
kings gbld cup.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Were Driving Out Negroes.

FITZGERALD. GA, Sept. -
Twenty-sevcn white men we e arrest
cd last night by Chief of rolicc Short
ana a special posse. The men were
engaged In an organized cffo-t 10
drive out negro residents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1907.

covered the wheel ana LAMAR with.
drew his complaint.
Nelson has been to the State reform,
school ana was released TWO years
ago. f3lt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Jack the Rlpper Makes Ea.apc

~ @F'''T1N'tFFNVI
BERLIN Sept. l2.-An insane man
named Loisky. arrested on suspicion
that he was the ripper who murder
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Joint Session Refuses 10 Confirm
H. B. Holmes appointment to
Succeed Himself on
Police Board.
PROBABLY WILL Be HAMEo AGAIN

With Full Membership Present, it ia
Believed That Opposition Would
Amount to Little or Nothing-somc
Reasons For Action-Messrs. w. E.
Pickett, E. w. Huffman and c. r.
Fellows Elected TO School Board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
.LU5|TAN!A WILL Be
IN NEW YORK TODAY
Gig Turbine Cunarder Breaking
HI Records In Her Maiden
Voyage Across The Atlantic.
AVERAGE SPEED OF 1885 KNOTS
Sister Ship Lucania Has Been Left
$50 Miles Astern-Hishcst Days
Run Was 500 Nautical Miles, Which
is a New Worlds Record for
Ocean Steamship.
(By Assoclnted press.l

HALIFAN. y. s., Sept. 12-rhc
Marconi wireless station at Cape
Sable was in touch with the Cunara
liner Lusi,ania at 6 o'clock this even
Ing. Atlantic STANDARD time.
The Lusitanias position was
rcckoncd mt that hour to IL SEQ miles
from New York Tho Lucania. also
of the Cunard line. was apparently
in communication With the biz tur-
bincr, as the latter reported the I.tica-
mia go miles astern. Tho average
speed of the l.usiiania throughout the
voyage was announced at 23:SG knots
per hour. The highest days run was
593 miles which II was claimed on
boa Il the Lusitania. established now
worlds record for onc day. Whether
the word miles is used in this somi
official statement In nautical sense
Is not entirely clear, but presumably
this must he the case In a. der 10 re.
cohcilc The :cnort with tina; sent ont
at Sable Island this morning that In.
day. 'S'
In The latter instance land miles
merc Enthusiastically implied ana this
llsure is equivalent to npproximatolv
- H''"'i'sil llllltS.
inc message to the Associated Press
from Cape Sabcl is MS follows 81
Pm Lusitania about 800 miles from
New York expect dock noon tomor.
row highest days record RIM 5oq
miles, wo.lds record-day's run
broken; average speed 23.SG tuots
l.ucania six p. m. reported $50 miles
Nearing Finish.
NEW YORK, sept. lS.-The most
important ocean race IN trans. Allan.
NC steamlng is nearing a spcctacul,r
nhish. The turbine driven Lnsltnnia
IN which is incarnated the British
resolve to win back from Germany
me blue ribbon of the sens was
nearly abeam Nantucket lightshIn to.
night ana only about 200 miles from
sandy Hook bar. She has cnsii,,
broken the Cunard line record of Tia
nucahia' which. tonight was trailing
I'o hiies astern but to wrest from mo
deutschland of the HAMBURG. Amor.
can Inc the glory of the fastest wcsI.
wa'd passage the challenger mus,
reacii The bar not later than 8. 40
O'Clock tomorrow morning. mdic,.
IONS early this morning were that
she would reach the finish line obnm,
. O'clock 'ooue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

THE DAILY PRESS Ia the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report OF the Asuo-
clated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
WEATHER.

Faio Friday and Saturday; light
north to cast Winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Today's Exposition
Program.
Conventions Meeting.

Improved Order of Red Men.
American Veterans Foreign Ser
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
EXPERIENCE
HAS PROVEN NO BAR
William Deter and Cora |. Wal
lick Married.
HIS SECOND; HER THIRD.

County Clerk Harry L. Penny has is
sued a marriage license TO William De-
ter, age 50 years and Cora l. Wallick.
aged A years. whose occupation of
late, according to the application pa
per- has been living at ease Both
Deter and Mrs. Wallick have been liv-
ing at the same place. 30T North Thir-
teenth street. and it is said he wooed
and won her across the boarding
house table
Her union with Deter is Mrs Wal
lick's third sally INTO matrimony.
When eighteen years of age she mar
ried husband No. 1. from whom she
was divorced Her second husband
died sixteen years ago. This is Deter's
second matrimonial experience. His
first wife secured a divorce from him
in another county January Is of this
year, on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment.
Cupid had fairly busy time of It
last month, during which time forty
three June brides pledged their troth
to the same number of June BRIDE
grooms. Cupid now realizes that he
will have to devote more attention TO
Wayne county than he has in the past
to keep on even terms with the divorce
court. which has been, figuratively
speaking, buried under a landslide of
complaints filed by happy lawyers on
behalf of unhappy clients.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
NICHOLSON BOYS ARE
STILL AWAY FROM HOME
No Clue Has Been Found to
Their Whereabouts.
MOTHER is VERY ANXIOUS.

1t is said that Mrs. Nicholson. moth.
er of Paul and Clyde Nicholson. the
twin boys who mysteriously disap.
peared from Richmond last week, is
now very DESTROYS that the boys be
sent to the reform school when they
are caught. as she fully realizes that
this is the best mode of procedure in
their cases. Although nothing def.
mite is known in regard to the boys
whereabouts, il is thought they are in
the company of two men, supposed res
idents of Richmond, who are both
crooks, one of whom has served time
for thieving.
Mrs. Nicholson is very anxious about
her sons welfare, but not the slightes,
clue has been found to their where
abouts. The police are making an en-
deavor to locate the boys
The mysterious disappearance of the
boys is causing much speculation
among the re sidents of the West Side
In case the boys return home and give
the names of the men, If they have
been with men, who enticed them
away from home, it is probable the
latter will be roughly dealt with. The
opinion is generally EXPIRE ssed by
those who know the boys that they
will return to Richmond in a short
while
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
SOME MARKET BOOTHS
ARE NOT YET SOLD
Gardners Slow in Meeting the
Increased Price.
FINE MARKET SATURDAY.

Owing to the fact that there are sew
eral gardeners who have heretofore
displayed their stuff at the local south
side market, but who still refuse to
come in with the higher booth prices
in vogue, all the market stalls are not
yet sold but it is expected that within
the next few days all will have been
turned over to the gardeners. The
market Saturday night was unusually
successful. The gardeners completely
sold out the the hundreds of people
who attended. The business was new
er better even at a more advanced
season. Market Master Waterman is
much pleased with this seasons out
look There will be a large quantity
of strawberries on the east end mark
ct Tuesday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
GOOD GAME WITNESSED
At CAMBRIDGE CITY
GrayS Won From New Lisbon
BY a Close Score.
DUE TO A TIMELY HIT.

Cambridge City. Ind, July LIN a
closely contested game played here
yesterday afternoon. between the
Grays and New Lisbon's crack team,
the latter suffered defeat by a score of
3 to =. Up to the last half of the
ninth inning the score stood to ,, a
safe hit over short allowing the home
team to win. An excellent game was
pitched by Schevedecker for the locals.
and the support was unusually good.
The game was witnessed by about 500
spectators, being the largest attend
ance on any game played this season.
Batteries were Connor and Paul;
Schevedecker and Riddle. The Little
Giants will play one of the Richmond
amateur teams on the Lake Erie and
Western grounds on the fourth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
SPORTING GOSSIP

lad with a bright future before him.
Only twenty eight men faced Flem-
ing Sunday. He was responsible for
thirteen putouts, while seven other
outs were made on fly balls. The lit
tie fellow had everything that goes
along with a winning pitcher.
Wiltermood. who has been dishing
up numerous spectacular plays. fur
nished surprise Sunday by dropping
fly that he did not have to move ten
feet to get under. He made up for this
misplay by a pretty running catch in
left center, almost stepping on the toes
of the indignant Mr.. t. Rabbit Ritter.
There were only about 900 paid adj
missions to the game Sunday. The
fan populace must give better support
if they expect baseball TO become per-
manent 9xture in this city.
Bud Lally was badly off in his UNI
piring Sunday. The locals get the hot
end of the umpiring on the road and
of late they have been receiving the
same treatment at home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
THE FOURTH AT WHITE CITY

White City. Dayton's Newest Park. a
fairyland by the Riverside. is prepar-
ing for an elaborate celebration on
the Fourth of July. A great feature
will be the magnificent display of fire
works costing several thousands of
dollars There will be a number of
interesting set pieces, besides large
number of rockets, bombs, balloons
and many new things in fireworks dis
play. The usual display of fire works
will not be given at the Soldiers
Home this year, thus giving every one
the opportunity of seeing this magnifi-
cent display at the White City. Free
vaudeville and band concerts are CIV
On afternoon and evening, every day,
at this magnificent new park Every
body goes to the White City Car
dona and his Trained Lions will be the
free attraction during the week of
July 1st. 1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
QUARTERLY SHIFT OF
PATROLMEN IS MADE
George Staubach Will Be at
Eighth and Main.
WHOLESOME Is ROUNDSMAN.

The quarterly shift of patrolmen has
been made by Superintendent of Po-
lice Bailey. According TO the changes,
George Staubach will patrol Eighth
and Main streets during the day. Hen
ry Westenburg will do duty on Main
street, Mort Little will have the depot
troll the east end. The night assign
ments are as follows:
District 1-west of river, John Gull
ley.
west of Seventh to the river. William
Yingling.
District 3-North of ID street. west of
Twelfth to river. Scott Winters.
District East of Twelfth and north
of d street, Grovelle Bundy.
District 5-North of Main to D. east
from Eleventh to Glen Miller. William
Longman.
District 6-North of Main to d, east
to Eleventh street, Ed McNalley.
District South of Main and east of
Eleventh street, Harmon Wierhake.
District S-Seventh east to Eleventh,
south of Main to c street, VIM. Law
Ter.
District 9-South of Main to C. west
of Seventh to the river, Roy Edwards.
District 10-South of c, west of
Eleventh street to the river-Oscar
Brown.
Night roundsman-Henry Vogelsong.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
Wife Appreciated II.

They have just blown themselves
for new bed. an old fashioned. colo
NAL sort Of bed. fhat looks as though
1T might have been in somebody's fam
lily for a hundred years or SO. ana they
think a great deal OF It, They have
discussed its many merits time and
again. but 1t remained for the young
wife to discover one feature of the
new bed that had never appealed 70
the husband.
There's one thing 1 like about the
bed" said she. about the sideboard-
and the way it's put on"
whats that?" asked he.
"It's SO low I don't believe a man
could crawl under It," said she.-In.
dianapolis News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
LEBANON s; SHELBYVILLE

Shelbyville, Ind, July Lebanon
defeated Shelbyville Sunday by a
score of 6 to 1. The locals were unable
to connect with Bunny Hare's bend
ers. while the local twirler was touch
ed freely The features of the game
were the fielding of Waybright and
the pitching of Kendall for the locals
and Hare for the visitors. Score:
Lebanon > 3 0 O o 0 0-6 . >
Shelbyville l 0 0 OIL 5
Batteries-Hare and Morgan: Mitch
$50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
1905 CUPS OF COFFEE.

The Sabo coffee advertising agents
who have been in the city for week
demonstrating at the Knollenberg
store, has announced the prizes TO the
women participating i'm their contest.
The first prize was distributed among
four women. Nineteen hundred five
cups of coffee were served during the
week. The winners of the prizes:
Mrs. VIM. Korves. AIS South 5th ST.,
city; Mrs. Dempsey, 81 South Eighth
St. city; Miss Beeson, 49, Chestnut,
city: Mrs. Andrew Rosa, $50 Pearl.
city. The fifth. sixth, seventh and
eighth prizes went TO the following:
Maud Brook, AZ Richmond avenue.
city: Alice r. Dowler. Main street. New
Paris. o.; Mrs. G. l.. Wore. $50 North
Twelfth street, city; Mrs. Louis Nous
err. $40 North Twelfth. city.