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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
STATE c. {. CONVENTION
Opening Session. Will be Held TO.
morrow Evening.
PLANS Foh RECEIVING VISITORS
Committee Heudcd by U. S. Duncan
is to Meet All Trains and Boats
! Prominent People Will be Here to
Attend the Sessions.

Mr.. u. S. Duncan. general sccreta v
of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation. heading the reception com.
mittec of the local Christian Endcavo.-
ers. will meet trains and boats to-
morrow and take in charge delegates
TO the annual Virginia State conven
ton OF the Christian Endcavor Socic
". Arrangements for boarding houses
nave been male and the work of the
reception committee has been so
thoroughly outlined that strangers will
reach their quarters F.thout delay.
Begins Tome row.
Tho convention will open tomorrow
evening at 7:i5 o'clock with IA praise
service in the lecture room of the
First Presbyterian church. Addresses
Of welcome will he made hv Mayor
$. r. Buxton aud Rev. Il. Y. Wen.
ford. pastor of the church. and music
VIII IL furnished by the Hampton
Roals Glec Clul' Mr.. o. II. Lehman
is chairman of the music committee.
and will have In charge the music for
all the services
The convention will be in session
tomorrow. Friday and Saturday. all
meeting except those on Friday. he.
ihS 'Sih at lu' FlTSl PRESBYTERIAN
church On Friday the convention
moves to the Exposition for n day,
anu the meeting will he held at the
auditorium. p csidcnt Tucker of tho
ESnosiiion and Governor Swanson
Will deliver addresses of welcome. and
at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon there
will he an address, b. Rev. Dir. Hun
ter. of New York. leading official
OF The American Soaman's Friend So
cietv. with which the VIRGINIA Ma
riner's Friend Society is affiliated.
Meeting Sunday Afternoon
The convention will close with 2
business session ut the First Presby
terrain church Saturday. hut many ri
the delegates and other visitors wi.
remain over for n meeting for thu
Innion Oh istian Endeavor. at which
Mr.. G.. T. c. Keller of this city. will
preside. a farewell meeting will b,
held at the First PRESBYTERIAN churcl
Sunday evening
sMany prominent ciersyinun ANA nay
men will attend the convention an
make addresses. Among them vii
be Rev. Frederick ID. Power. d. ID
of Washington. who is especially we
known here as Il pulpit orator d.
Power has lNcn n the Exposition n
tending the International Conference
of the Disciples of Christ. and w
remain here to meet with the III
dcavors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
"ParsIfalr Saturday Ninht.

One of the most promising signs OF
late years in connection with the
drama, is the greatly increased interest
shown By the better class of theatre go
ers in dramatic productions OF semi
religious and religious nature. Among
the more noN-hia IS .i-o ~itiss of r-i--..
may ne mentioned "rhc ltvrmui CITY
John the Baptist" Sign of the
Cross Mary OF AIagdala." Ben
Hur" and The Shepherd King"
/ One of the greatest of all religious
dramas seen in thi ronrlry. although
for years past it las bacn Witnessed
lin Europe, is Ricnri Wasnrrs magni.
ficent spectacle 'raratil.' Willie
there is not sinie hiDicai character
seen in the prohibition. /: is essential.
~ n religious wo'
It is simply asreat moral lraa,a
conceived and wtt-r by Il Christian
genius. In the err 10 reproduce the
reverential atm'lnerr Of the origi.
!, nal surroundingsind in pther details.
| the tradition of;ai 'aurh will be pre-.
served at the Ademy of Music. Sat
urday, October III, matinee and night.
/ exceut in the cdmencing time, which
has been slight changed, Formerly
the time OF commencement was > 80.
and a two hou ntermission was Civ
en- for dinner his long intermission
has been doncway with. which per
mits of commcing the first act att
l7:45: the perfoancc concluding at III
o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Hull g. Hull
LARGEST OPTICAL.
HOUSE ON THE
PENINSULA
12i 2Gth St, Opposite postoffice.
-EsTABLlsHED 1899

The beauty and charm OF the face
Is in the eyes. and the selection OF
Eyeglasses intimately suited to the
nose should he made before any 9th.
er feature of Personal adornment can
be considered.
The $50 easy" Eyeglasses is the
embodiment OF style and beauty. They
are made in a large variety of meas
urements to conform with the con.
tour of the nose. resulting in per
foct fit in each individual case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday, October IS, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Tiy (Nor), Philadelphia-to
Berwind-Whlte Coal Company, in bal
last.
Schooner Jose Olaverri De Buhr
New York-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal Agency Company in ballast.
Schooner Hattie Nickerson, from
Baltimore with anthracite coal.
Schooner John w. Ferguson from
Baltimore with anthracite coal.
Schooner William Donnelly from
Baltimore with anthracite coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Fire on BRIDGE

Sparks from Chesapeake ana Ohio
engine set fire TO the flooring of the
Twenty-ciehth street bridge Tuesday
evening. A telephone message brought
Fire Chief Stowe to the scene aud the
blaze was quickly disposed of with a
hand eXtinguisher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Calendar for Today.
Vessels Bring Anthracite Coal.

Three small schoonels. the Hattie
Nickerson. the John q. Ferguson and
the William Donnclly. arrived in port
Yesterday mJrning from Baltimore.
Md. with cargocs OF anthracite coal
consigned to local coal dealers. The
schooners are discharging at Chcsa-
peake and Ohio pier No s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
----l--a----1.---
ANNUAlIEETlNG HELD.
First Presbyian Sunday School
Elects O,ers for the Year.

First Presbyian Sunday School
Elects Oiers for the Year.
The Sunda chool of the First
PRESBYTERIAN nrct held its annual
meeting In 4 lecture room of the
church Mond evening. Before the
business scsi delightful dinner
was served the dining looms.
The pastoRev. L. T. Wexford.
presided AT meeting. at which re
ports from officers and commit.
tee were rUed and the work to
1 be done dur the coming yea con
sidcred. oars wee chosen as fol.
| lows:
! Supcrintent-Dewit Crane.
Assistant Superintendent. S.
McGowan.
Treasure. +. c. Keller.
Libra lar Monfalcon.
Enrollmc Secrctary-Chas. Put
Eel.
Assistan cretary-T. S. Shaw.
neutrality-suspicious. Par
ker.
\ C.adle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eleanor I.
Observation-Disclosures. G.
!: T. G.. Kol
PrimarSlpcrintcndent--M a
G. Willi?I
Junior peyintendent-M;s. De.
witt Crail
Interme Supcrintendent-C S.
J McGowaii
Il Home rtment superintendent
4 Miss File Holt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Bay Citv in Dock.

The whaleback steamer Bay City, OF
the Boutell Steel barge Company S
fleet is undergoing repairs to her hull
in dry dock No. ut the shipyard. The
engineers of this vessel have not
struck as they have been ordered by
their union to remain on the vessel
she rcturs to Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Suspioioue.

"But onfess, father" protested
the bel girl. when the father
showedntions OF desire to with
hold lNsent. that you do not
know engle solitary thing that is
IN the derogatory to his rcputa
ton
"Thst It," replied the old gen.
tlemalion't like the idea OF bring
Ing rlinto my family who Is so
,nferny as all that."--Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Fine Stationery

Lends tone to your business and creates a
favorable impression. We make good impress.
sions on stationery at prices consistent with
good work
We carry the following well known
brands of paper
Bonds: Housatonc, Darlington, Danish,
Cambria, Carthage. Flat Writing: Windsor,
lvanhoc, palo Alto and Riverside
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Case Continued.

The case of John Pax the Greek
who was arrested Monday b. Chief
of Police Reynolds on the charge ol
selling liquor without licenses. was
continued until Friday by Justice
Brown in the police court ycstc dny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Back From Vacation

Chief Clerk West, Of the office OF
Captain G ant U. $. A. depot duar
tcrmastcr. has returned from Pcnnsyl
vania. where he spent his vacation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16

terday from Philadelphia to load Il
cargo of about 1890 tons of coal here
FOR Kingston, ia. This will be the
first cargo of coal sent TO that port
from Newport News in two months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16

What would you call the color OF
Airs. Swiftlcy's hair?'
Il think I'd call It hcklc."-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Elm Socinl Session.

After gular l'isincss meeting
Ncwports Aerlc f. o. Eagles last
night h'n ENJOYABLE social scs.
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
Sailed,

Steamers Sumner GU, S. transport
Scott, Havana; Bay Port. Jensen, Bos
ton.
Schooners John a. Beckerman. Rog
ers, Providence; Elizabeth 7. Doyle
Green. Charleston, S. c.; Lymna NJ
Law, Chatleld, Portland.
Barge Berkshire for Lyon Tin tow OF
steamer Bay PortD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16

HI Will Load for Kingston.
The Norwegian steamer Liv, Cap
tain Rasmussen arrived III port yes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19
Mere Glabs for &%apitpIiet. s

Mere &labs for &apitpliet. Ser
&omisiion, Ser lfal foretage Sn6f1tpb
al @runo / Smegnen al &opitoliet,
loa bette fan foa itgrre og be6re ONT
gtpelier bar iamlet / Tirsoogs, men
efter enoel 6orban0ltng u6iattes M6=
Oct til 1. Mugult. Com ttoltgere
omtalt er ser bepilget $4,000 al
9egislaturen / bette Ejeme6, al bpil=
fe 9olpoelen er betolbore ioar, &e=
iten nnite Mor. Ser er 6orban6lin.
ger / Gang ON flere @run6itpffer, og
BET pentes, at @anoel oil blipe of1lut=
tet / Mngnit. &omisiione,1 ogter al
fjgbe Sen ubenptte0e Sci al @ecbonie
Arts Sigh Scbools @jenoom me1
6ront til @oboiba, SEN %tilitp6en6e
itore 9rGnoeplabs og Sen bolpe
9locf mos Nor6 lige oper for &o.
pttoltet.
Gas paa 9G99ene. Doirp ans
Too0 COMMISSIONER @lQter bar 10=
lenot ct @irfulere, / bpilfet ban
tormoner ale Sorban6lere al 9gg
til at paste ngje pao> at set er frilre
og innoe Garer Sc ielser> 6a set
ellerS let Tan gao 6em goIt. Sen
11pe 2op ON Sg0ebarers &enbeo og
Sriifbe6 oil blibe itrengt giennem=
fert, flyer Scr. Slater, og enbber
&onolenoe, Ser ielger for6prpeoe
s@g oil blipe anbol6t og fomme til
at betale 8g6e. Det biloe bore /
egen bel f%orltaae6e Snteresie, ON
enbper &usmooer, Ser finder ct for
o@rbet @g | set Duiin, bnn bar
flpbt bos fin @nocerpman6, 1trofs
biloe fortelle bette til - fife Gro
cerpman6en, tbt set bill iffe nptte
itort, men til &omisiioneren, Ser
bill lere Scr. @rocerpman6, bborle-
oes ban ftal 11n6gaa @jentagel1es-
tilf9l6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Stlialgs paa lette 8etin9elier
100 Mcre Garm ner Sp6 81. 8o11l.
@oot Muritensbus og flor Stalo
iamt anore uobpgntnger. 600
SSoro. gieren pil tage ct &us / ct.
saul eller M%inneapolis iom oelpiS
Detailing. 9ette er en- 1ieloen Mn=
leoning til at faa en- Garm ioa ner
8Den paa laa0anne lempelige &il=
faor.
@ibr mia ct Silbl16 paa to al s.
lm11ffeite 8pgningstomter / 6et
lfan0inapiife &parter / ct. SAUL.
@ieren boloer 0em / $500, men ieg
fan ielge 6em betp6elig bilIi9ere.
@ipr mig ogiaa ct Silbuo pao
100 Mcres / Dofota Co., Is Mil
eller iaa fra @ourtbuiet. Set bill
bore en- Sberralfelie for Gem at Ie
bbor billigt Sc fan fao Bette 2on6.
Sc bebeber fun meget liot &on=
tnnt.
Og glenn iaa life mine imuffe
8al0 eagle Safe Softer. Sen be6Ite
&la6s / &eroen for EFT &eniegaar6,
&6ffenbabe .eller &eli6enee. Sc er
iaa billige og jeg ielger 6em paa
iaa lette 8etingelier at enbper fan
figbe.
&e6 0e, at ieg far set frugtba=
reite 2an6 / Californian til fun
$3.50 per Mcre? &om tno og ie
mig, bpis Sc gnifer toget goot oQ
tilligt, ligemeget bpor. Seq ba1
pilot 2ano og op6prfe6e 6orme
@isconiin, Minneiota, Dafoto, Ha:
,ific Soften og Sp6en til ioaoannt
8riier lom 9e n1aa le6e lpnge efter
s.. S bn e n.
! 46 Union 8Iocf ct. 8auI, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Denne Hval reprasenterer
omtrent felgende VBrdi:
so Tons Hvalolje, ward $500
10 Tons Hvalkjed, vBrd., $50
1900 Kvadratfod Ladder,
vBrd... ........... 60
500 Pund Linn, vBrd rs
600 Pund Talg, vard..... 80
$50 Pund Hvalfskeben
vBrd 60
Tons Skeletben, v@rd SO
Tons Gsdningsstoffer,
VBrd.. l44
Tilsammen ..... ..$1738
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19
Scandinavian American Employment offic'

Room 76, Lafayette Building, 70 La Sale St., Chicago.
SKATER Arbeide for Mand og Kvinder. 1ndskrivningspengene til
bagebetales, hvis ingen Plads SKATES linden 80 Dage. Har here
code Pladser for Piger til god Lon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

@olsatba &irtcns &pinbcforcnins
mpoer bos Mrs. g. g.. &%anien,
1914 @otcb, Gors6agen Ben 256e
Suli 1907.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19
St. Paul.
). JoRnien, xofAreoaftSr.
est. Paul T1dende"s Kontor, Room 46
U uion Block Cedar 8 Fourth Str.

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Den De0 @fSploiionert paa 8Dgntn=
gen anrette0e @faOe aniloaes til
min6lt $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19
Grclit fra at inbcbrGnbe. Sirs6u!

Trelit fra at inbebrenoc. Girs6oQ
Morgen uobrp0 Ser Slo / 6. S,
2orions @us, Stiego og Collins
>Streets. Mr. 2orien er ipg og fun6e
life bjalpe Jig ielp u0 al @11iet, bpor-
for 8ronomGnoene bragte bam /
Sifferbe6, 6a Sc TOM til 8ron6ite=
Set. Sloen bar opitaaet / ct Gloiet,
bbor Ser bopoe lGffet Sos no / nog1e
Gage, og ga 8ranomenoene aabne,
Sc 0eren til bette, Hog Der en- Slam
me Sem imp0e, Ser ipeo @fieg og
&oor at nogle al benz, bog uben at
gjgre Dem iterre @faoe, en6 at Sc
tan mp6e til Sienelte. @fa6en poo
@uiet beleber Jig til c. $780,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

GttD Setuer SDn0S til ct Belpb
al $4,000 uobpoes til @alg peo
offenlig Subifription. Sc ielgeS
/ $1,000 Bombs, 6atereoe fra l..
M3ai 1907 og berer en- &ente al 4
&rocent, og er forfalo1le 1887.
@temmcmaifiner.. Msiemblp So
miteen far be6toget at a%nbefole, at
Sr6tnancen ONT Mnifaffelie al 1870
@~temmemalfiner, ser ifal bore IN
itallere6e in6en ne1te 8oars &olg,
bltber beotaget ODER MaDorens
@eto. iaa uoiigterne er til, at ri til
nei tie 6oraar pil fomme til at item=
me paa en- Malfine, ON ems life eff
ter Ben 8etponing al Or6et, iom
mon bi6til bar brugt.
Gt nplD1pm @aSetsplp1tDt, beO
bptlfen en- Snes Mennei fer blep mere
eller mtn6re ioareoe og en- 8pgning
paa Set n9rmelte ruineret, tn6traf
Manoog Mften &l. 1890 Apon So
tel, 473 @nbaiba @treet. @n So
petlerer, ser arbejoe6e / ct 8a6er1m
I 2. @tage, bar uforparenoe fommet
til at iprpnge &pret fra @asmaale=
rem, laa @asien ltrpmme6e no og
fDl6te &um1net og @angene. San
blep balp fpolt UNDER 6oripget pao
at bringe &pret i Srben igien, og
blep baaret %bebioltlps u6 paa en- Ml=
tan. Saa blep Ser ien6t 8no til
@asfompogniet, Ser itrafs ierote Ell
Observation-Disclosures, Sronf GRAPES
Denne ll1ffe0e itrofs al for @oslen o9
lful0e nit le0e efter, bbor Sejlen par
at fin0e. 2e0iaget of SotelletS @ert=
in6e, Mrs. Sell Sen11ings, gift ban
op / 2. .@toge og ten0te en- Spopl=
ltif for at lie, bpor 2effen bar. S
iamme Dieblif %in0traa0te i@rploii=
ol1el1, Ser bar iaa pololom, at Wtrs.
SSe1ninaS Dq @rubes bleb llDnge0e
80 500 bena6 @angen, og @rqpes
blep forilaaet og %forbrgnot, meoens
Mrs. Sennings Hap nogenlnnoe
uifa0t fra Set. @fsploliionen lpntes
at f%orplante Jig til bele @nlet, oper=
a1t ra5lebe Gloitringen neo> Dgre og
@inS!1er iprpngtes, Mpbler flpl I'D
al Observation-Disclosures, Sotelgl9-
lterne blep faite6e uo al 6ereS Gem
&c oib. S%elpfplgelig opitoo Der Ell
pilo Hanif. @initerne foer til gin-
ouerne og piloe itprte Zig uo paa go
Ben, og 8raget at gfspIoiionen, Der
bertes ober mango 8locfs, fit Solt
til at trio, at en- 8pgning bar ipreng1
peo Dpnomit, % itore Sfarer al
! Menne1fer 1tnrte6e9t iI frn ale Si0er,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Strife &arcr, rimelige Eriler, bur-
tig 8etieni1g er Mottoet bo5 @enrp
@poelen, Columbia Grocery g., 1913
g. @abaDa ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

GitD Sc>per &pnbs til ct 8elgb
al $4,000 uobpoes til @alg peo
offenlig Subifription. Sc ielgeS
/ $1,000 Bombs, 6atere6e fra l..
Mlai 1907, og berer en- &ente al 4
&rocent, og er forfalo1le 1887.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Sm1pprterebe Gelifatesier fra bet
ganle 2ano % Spionens fbrite %.
bebite 8ro6ufter faces altib bos Sen.
~ @poelen, Columbia Grocery Co.,
1913 g.. @abaiba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

Strife &arcr, rim1elige Hriier, bur-
tig 8etiening er Mottoet bo5 @enrr
@poeien, Columbia Grocery g., 123
8. @abalba ct.
Sames u. Strane, 80 Mor dan1=
MEL Ell 5p1 al Sacfion Strane,
563 Siblep 5treet, orl1tneoe
0ns6ags / Misiisiippi / Nerbeoe11
al Mer16otn, bpor ban bar / Ell
Camp lommen n1eo Ell Sen, q. 6.
5immons. Sen lette 8aa0 fentre=
&c. og 5inmons gioroe Jig forgi9=
beS Mnltrengelier for at re0oe
I@trone. Sen Smfom1e tilbragte
i'm Serie fra l1niberiitetet / Solt
2ofe Gitp bos tine 6oGlore fer
8pen. @an bar gra6neret fra
Mecbantc Mrt Sigh Scbool ber og
boboe / nogen Sis befleot @ttlltn=
gen iom Sormono / Maifinperfte=
Set beo l1tab @tats11niperlitet. bbor
ban tillige bar 2erer / Minei folen.
San bar meget afbol0t baa6e al
Stu0enterne og bans Meolerere.
@n bploipm &c9n ramte ct.
Saul Spn6ag Mften, og @atten
igiennem falot ser en- nmaa6eltg
Mosie &egn. Set iamleoe &egn=
falls bar list oper 3 Sommer, bbtl=
fet er set me tie, Ser en6n1t er fal0et
paa en- Gong iaar % mere emo Der
fal6t / bele Sum- Maane0. Sum ct
Steo / Mmerifa fal6t Ser iamti0tg
mere &egr, nemlig / &anias @itp,
bbor man paa famine Si6 naae6e
cp til 1876 CONNER. 2uften iaa
@9n6ag gftermiooag npget fore
tr11en6e 110, iaa mango penteoe paa
en- lille @Dflon, met bel6igpis n6e=
blep Sen. Ser ifete nogle enfelte
2pnne0llag / 8pen, men ltgrre
Sfa6e blep fife gjort.
Glarencc Mabien, en- IA Mar
gammel 0anlf Dreng, bbtS Sorel=
Gre far Ell Mejerifarm / Nerbe6en
al Mc@arrons Safe, fom / Ons,
bags meget %alporligt til Sfa0e be6
en &ipr1elsulpffe. 5ammen mes
en- Dngre 8ro0er bar ban inoe /
8pen for at lebere Melf;, meoens
fan fi6rte pao S1mmit Mpe., MEL
lem &obert og @inneiota @treet,
gift Soren6en al &ognitangen u6 al
Maget og fal6t til Sor6en. SIR
@ognen ltan6ie0e, iatte Stangen fig
foit / en- @emeraabning, bporbe6
S'ognen itanoieoe pl116ieligt, og
Clarence bleb ilpnget uo paa 60
zen. San fal0t me6 @obeoet tmo6
8rolegningen, og ga Solf tom 1p=
benoe til for at bjelpe bam, bar fan
bepioitles og ble6te al 9ren og
Muno. San blep itraf5 bro9t til
@Dboipitalet. 8ro6eren TOM ingen
Sfaoe til. Sons Silitano er meget
frtttf.
Stlial9s paa lette 8ettngelicr
100 &cre Sarm ner Spo ct. &al1l.
| MoS4 w,.S4o>,2L,.2 -, S4,. @4oIS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

beoite &rp6ufter faces altio Dos Sen.
~ @p6eien, Columbia Grocery 60,
1913 g. @obaiba ct.
@olgatba &irfens Meblemmer bill
foran italte en- See Cream Soctal
&irfens l1n6erbpgning Sirsoag Mf-
ten Sen 3Ote Suit. Mogang fun
10 Gents. Som olle og beer Der
&I. 8.
Sill Dbagc 9riffefuntGne paa Sar-
riet Sslon6 er Ser MI inofommet ialt
1858, men ser bebppes flere Eer1=
&c, for at Ser fan relies en- lml1f 6ol1=
tnne. @i6rog mootages al Mrs. 9o-
MEL Mberle, $50 Yortlano Mpe.,
Mrs. M1iorem Mippolt, 6S6S Soir-
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it0en reiit me9et / europa. ga Fan
fom tilbage til Mmertfa, boiatte ban
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fin 2egeprofsiS. Ser / 8pen bab6e
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&trfeman6.
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bleb Set fgrlte 6irefte Sfri6t taget
til Spfprelie al Sc 4 npe @gjifoler,
i0et ser til 8oar6 Of Mloermen blep
inogipet 6orilag til 8ebilltng til l10<
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al $645>00O til 6isle Sfoler, al bbil=
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Bombs ifal br1tges til. 6orilaget blep
rel ereret til en- &omitee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-19

@olgatba &irfcns Meolemmer bill
foranitaIte en- See Cream Social /
@irfens l1n6erbpgning Girsoag Mf-
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-20
LECTURE NDLUNCH
AT THE Y. vi. c. A.
DR.. j. A. Dickinson VIII Continue His
Series, and an Enjoyable Time
Is Promised.

DR.. A J. Dickinson, who has for the
past month been delivering interesting
lectures to large crowds at the Young
Mems Christian association, will con-
tinue the course with a talk on "The
Parallels of the Waiting" this afternoon
at 4 O'clock
Or. Dickinson is The pastor of the First
Baptist church, a man of many person.
alites, and especially popular with tho
younger men. Those who have become
interested will be sure to attend and takes
with them as many friends as possible.
The minister will speak next Sunday
on THE Parallels of the Great Feast
closing the series.
Al o'clock a fellowship lunch will be
served. to which everyone is invited. 4
delightful supper viii be served, after
which a discussion Of THE Duty u
Young Man owes to His Mother" Will
be taken up. The secretary promises good
fellowship and a good time
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-20

Birmingham spent thirty minutes in the
sixteenth century last night. AS the cleo
trio lights faded slowly out at about II
o'clock the years heeted backward by the
hundreds Birmingham moved by the
Pickering light of a candle. In the thea
tres the "haut boys" crept about upon
the stage and pointed the crowds of the
pit" towards the exits. The people
poured out into the streets to make their
way through rain and darkness toward
the street corners only to find electric
cars out of commission
The wrestlers at the skating rink loos-
ened their clutch while the eager minds of
a thousand sportsmen stared through the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-20
JORDAN WANTS TO HEAR
BIRMINGHAM'S CLAIMS
Says Birmingham Gets Headquarters of Southern Cotton
Association She is Sure to Get Sub-Treasury-Com
mitteemen AL Seem to Favor Birmingham.

IF Birmingham wants the permanent
headquarters of the Southern Cotton as
ISOLATION, we are ready to hear her
proposition" said Harvie Jordan, presi-
dent yesterday. TT is a business propo-
sition. and want Birmingham to show
her hand and see what she offers.
IF the headquarters are moved to Bir-
mingham, of course I will come with
them, and make my home here.
$50 far as my feelings are concerned,
I would as soon have them in Birmings
ham as Atlanta. 1 have no great prefer
ence and we will move them to the best
place for the association.
IF Birmingham wants the headquarters
she must make her wants known, and l
assure you she will receive the utmost
consideration from everyone.
IF Birmingham gets the headquarters
of the Southern Cotton association she
will also get the sub-treasury. That is a
fact. With the headquarters of the s. C.