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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Washington. l. Boston, 0.
New York, o; Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland, .; Chicago. q (Caled In
eighth by agrcemcnt,)
Detroit, b; st. Louis. 0. \
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01

Pitcher 1Ioffcr, once with Baltl.
more. Is with Oklahoma City In the
Western Association and pitched no.
hit game the other day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01
Pirates Had to Play "a InnInos
Evers MAKING Darlno Steal

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Aug 31.-Two
errors by i4obcrt together with Evcrs'
daring steal Of home. won the game
for Chicago today. Score:
r. IT. Il.
Cincinnati ....0OoOO1OOO-1 & 8
Chicago .,... .000O10O1O-2 3 1
Ewing and Mclean: Overall and
Moran. Time 1912. Umpire Klcm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01

FOR SALE-A KIND. GENTLE
family horse. four years old. well
trained and not afraid of cars or
automobiles. Address "T. ST." Daily
Press. Gilt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01
Standing OF the clubs,
Giants Take a Double-Header.

Slants take Double-fteader.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug. 81
Philadelphia split even with brook
Ign in a doublc-hcadcr today. The
second game went seven innings by
agreement. Score:
Brooklyn .0OO00O1OO--i 6 4
Philadelphia OH 0OO30x-5 o O
Mcintyre and bergen; Corridor and
Jacklitsch, Time 1:i0. Umpire O'Day.
Second game
Brooklyn ......oOOO1S3-7 s 0
Philadelphia .....00O0OO3--3 G o
Ruckcr and Ritter: Brown and
DOOM. Time 1:25. Umpire O'Day.
BOSTON. MASS. Aug. a1.-Now
York won both games of today's dou.
hlcbcador. Tho first game was bril-.
liantly played and was not decided
until the twelfth inning. Tho second
game was poorly played. Score:
First game
New York o1O1OOOOOOO1-S 7 /
lsoston ..OOQO2O0OQ0OO-2 o /
Matthcwson ana Drcsnahan; Dor
ncr. Needham and brown. Time
2;O5. Umpire Carpenter.
Second game
r.. II. Il.
New York .......5OO03O1-9 s +
ioston ......,...2111O 0-G z &
Lynch, McGinnity and Brcsnahan;
t'iaherty and Brown. Time 1:A4. UNI
pire CARPENTER.
Pirates Had to Play 10 Innings.
PlrTSBURG, PA, Aug. 31.-Pitls.
burg today defeated st. Louis in IS.
innings. Score:
r. II. e.
Plttsb'rg 100OOO120OOO1-5 II I
st. Louis 000020 O0000-4 IL ?
PHILIPPE and Duggleby and Gibson:
karecr and Noonan. Time 2:3O UNI
pirc Bigcr.
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Resources.

resources.
Loans and Discounts 49,. $363,Ji6 40
Overdralts secured 900. 1921 IS
u. $. Bonds to secure
circulation ......... 100000 90
U. S. Bonds TO secure u. S.
Deposits ............. $4,000 90
Other Bonds to secure u.
S. Deposits ............ $4,000 90
PREMIUMS on Bonds ...... 1i,i90 90
itohds. securities, etc...... 300 90
banking house, furniture,
and fixtures ........... 400 %
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agcnts.) :. 1892 OF
Due from State Banks and
bankers ........... 9o6 70
Due from approved reserve
Agents .......... 11,211 16
Checks and other cash
items ............. .... 1904 Ii
Exchanges for clearing
house .............. G1S 81
Notes of other National
Banks .......... 700 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickcls. and cents. $3.50. sec 90
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz;
specie ........S 4,1S0 so
Legal tender
Notes .... 1865 90 17.74S so
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer ......... 500 90
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IIales Go . j.,
JEWELERS..

Washington avenue corner of Twenty.
ninth street.
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sG94,6S6 90

Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in 100000 90
surplus fund ..,.......... $4,000 90
Undivided profits. less OK
penscs and taxes paid. 3012 81
National Bank notes out
standing ............... 10000 90
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TWo OR THREE UNI
furnished rooms. Address IT. V. r.,
Daily Press. S-3l-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-01

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3lst day of August. 1907.
a. a. APPLEWfilTE.
Notary Public.
My commission expires June IA, 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12
FOB REnr-HousEs.
UNFURNISHED.

- --.--- H---0 9s-s..
ron pvsS;;z---
80. uMyuRe,uHrp.
i7S4 g.. 81 looms On INA "a bsth. .n.e.: 1.OO
2920 sherman ave., 10 Rooms and BATH. 6.00
ss st. .iS aS sna saa D. p. m. S
SSs Is. + -. ':s$: : =: =: ss:ts:::: S.
'-' '''n 3D. n"' r aI3Is ana Oa'n' $3.50 '000
liz 11se Conn: ave, gooms and bath....... $500
lis iitS 4. NV ssS%: ana S sss. ..::: 800 800
SUBURBAN. wv
a'ssn''''' D. c. '''0n'' ~' ; * se. "a 81,
1929 q. s.As.a $500
800, S4SCa = 6ihsA iSSs y. I. ave- NV.
FoF RESTE
,ass roRmN AVE nv WIrH sraptz
fapss:; 49,,
1924 FLORIDA AVE. NE; rooms, tiled
BhSS SSSS[e oas efiRs BT ing 'a
rS III sEyE5EzRgsER sazz1
E En- "a: . 0S,S1 81 rooms and bath
ap6-tf WM. 4. EASrERDAY. Inc, TO 14th st.
FOR RENT-A FINE NINE 10 ROOM HOUSE on
washington Heishts; al modern imps0ysmsnss;
sfTi 10 baaas
ePe-a
soh HSSIVs-ho9n ASD BATH ShioA'
AK 10 ner month.
mh2s.f mo: @ EVANS. 1874 n. 7. ave:
s.Is.t fsS. nrn.1r l.. 60 ~. a s.. Nv
FOR 5R.H RssT- e4se..A ~. -. y .: ~.
i1so 1 1stS st. r0S% pso s1a hath b;is
mh1a-a A' 1's'' -'''N
t aS7 e a. Be- naa at ai1S Aadress A. 4ff
@| Sc . 55-I $3.50
WANIE ~
WINTEnEWTII: TNVFaT NV P1RT IN si0 m
IN home in Wa.hinstoS ~ All Sic,nif1 e hsre.iu
state price and narticni IN '' Add,ea boz ao1
Star olaee:
lumbia OF Washington Heights. direct from
Aadss:. 3: 3: +. s..l ehe.: szlo:s.:
ssstsgns rs ETY. h 49, s1sh buyers; NEW 50hK
R A1Ak EsEAL9 sRoKERs. eal q @y2:l9s
nV1oEo AM sG14GAEo.
FOR sALE-A BAY HORSE: SUITABLE ron De.
liyery Or wagon, purposes. HOUSE HERR
MAsN: ~ ana ::
same can De seen % BOZ III. star once.
FOR sLE-HIGH-MAss coMBINATIoN MAZE
Ing mare, sound and kind, fog lady; aiso hieh
my12-st
R %5iss s!l' call Sunday a'sh ~ st. :'"'
FOR sALED1YToN WAGON. REAR $40 r:
FOR sALE-BEAUTfFUL Brown MARE, I
es e s .sa etc Aads;
%eisst 100 lss tnd ~ rsnts a Gan sipS
Benning road ne. myIi-st.
SSsknS jos III Isl St. $sss'
FOR sALEIPAIR OF HORSES; PARTY LEAVING
ron Saf.EETWo sEcoS6.H1S6 DEPOT .5 cSR
rispes: Will sell from sS6 ~ and 81, "a escb
s. B. WATERS 4 son. $40 Pa. ave. NV.
FOB s a IS, sEG g 3 e. 6aTToS
3; p a. WATERS e son. $40 "a. ave. NV
FOR sAIEIFUH GLASS COUPE RoCKAwAY;
good as new; $500. s. D. WATERS & SON.
$40 Pa. ave. NV. my11-st
FOR SALE-SEcOND-HAHD tyr b nIssa =
from zlOU TO $oe.oO eacn. .. " WAIEhS q
son. BIO Pa. ave. NV. myl-0t
FOR SAIELSOIIND AND GENTLE HORSE. RUN.
ohont ard harness chean. or Will trade for motor.
eyee: Gan aitef ve"cA' 'oNHe' Aenn3y o q a.. IN
nnu Eye NV - = -.
FOR SALE-0NE CUT-UNDER TRAP, ONE HIGH.
grade. bike runabout; both cost $3.50, VIII sell
both $125; In ane condition. e19 It'll ne.
mylo-3t
ron SlTE2 TOP WAGONS- SUITABLE FOR
1gM SaAc.s a IL tnstuess. Hsresin ~ n,ScE
Sense'' n fo ScyRofI, RRhS Z OVENS 4SS
SeSen.v. A''S s' myio-u
h. H. BABGocK co. BUILDERS OF FINE
logue sent o. applica ton: Cor: Fayette and
Hanover sts., Baltimore Nd. r. r. SANDS
49, = :. 49,, .;7E11Eys5
FOR SALE-IHhEE ShCOND-dAND ,SOhnE1S.
$40, so and ESQ each; also q large line OF new ,,
buggies, wagons surveys, etc. We are sole
agents Tor the WatertoWn carriage Co.
3. y. WATERS q SON. SAo "a. ave. NV.
M c1,11 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

FOR RFN1-
WI. ii. SAUNDERS CO. 14O7 F.
his Il i NV 12r, b 1897 Girard st, Dr. b
1862 st, Tor. 1915 st NV. 1lr, b
1856 18th NV, 12r. 40 " ave, Sr, b, INV b
122 ' ST NV, Or. b,h-w l406 Belmont st. Or, b
1919 10th NV. Or, 1719 Newton ST. 6r b
3OSS Cambr'ge pl, Or. b 2217 18th st NV. Or. b
AS 18th Sc. Or, b 1887 g st ne. 6r b
1t1s ID st ne. Or, 624 Girard ne. Sr
142T Duncan ne. Or. b $50 Sth ST ne, Or.
HEATED APT AND JANITOR SERVICE.
1906 ) NV, LIST 2d5r.b 1850 Girard st. Or. b
2-HOUSE<aPART., SEPARATE CELLAR & FUR.
2JO5 lIth st nw, Or. 1443 A st Sc, Ar, b
312 st ne. & Or. b 34l6 st NV. 5r.
1884 Ga Sc, Or, b G54 Orleans ne. 81. INV b
20ll 18th NV. Or, 1871 l. st Sc, Ar, b
STORES.
1903 9Th ST. NV, lSxto, room rear. and cellar.
2l43 Pa. ave. NV store and dwelling. Ar. b.. eel
large rooms, suitable for Office, 2iS Md ave. me-
WHARF.
1854 X St NV, about 6D-ft. front and yard.
STABLES.
1lS6 Union ct, IL stalls and large yard rent
sOnabl-.
Rear PIGS Fla. ave- 2-sory brick. 3 stalls. water.
myll IT
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UNFURNIsH,

t q. Co. e.: r r 7. = I. I ( NV }: \;
6l2 ID ne, Or, b. T.. .z6.@
$500 B'wood Az, ,sto25. 50
1881 9Th NV. 7r. b. $50
$40 Fla Az NV, er. b. $50
628 Tenn Az ne, Or, b2o. 50
825 n J AZ. Or. .@.W
1904 7th, store. 20. so
90l It'll ne. store. ..ls.@
sos It'll ne. store. ..1e.00
as N NV, fr......1f.W
2034 1th NV. sto, lr.14.50
2034 7th NV, sto, 1r.l2.O0
1904 7fh NV: Or. ...l0.D
el8 La av, b'ment.
2x1S ........M:O
COLORED TENANTS.
AZ N nw, store. .l2.50
O39 Gales ne, 6r...l2.W
! my11-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

FOR SALE-ARTIsTS HOME 1910 MASS AVE.
NV; house. studio and stable; $2o. 600; easy
terms: II rooms, @ toilet rooms, baths. Ad-
dress owner. ROBERT HINCKLEY. Premises.
my6-57ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

JAWS. 7TH AND d S.W.
AL 9Th sw. ID q rs. 1880
1851 X Sc. Or.
III ~ sw. ID q. 1900
1850 9Th ne. Or. b. 1850
S036 14th nv. store. IS 90
002 11th sw. 2r, ID 1900
f0l7 Nd Az sw. Sd n10.6O
947 Nd Az sw. Or. .12.00
1915 N J Az %. 81, 1880
800 18th sw. Or. -. 1850
. 18th Sc. Or. a 3. 1928
121 7th sw. a 2. bits
4sO I sw. Pr. ID d. 500
l242 Union ct sw, Al. 8. 90
lat g Cap, q ]. ..19.O0
1921 8 Cap. sta. 1890
40 G sw, 1st h....1O.OO
415 N ] av De. Tor, b. 30 30
1445 E Cap. I'd d. 1850
124S Union sw. Or. .11.40
1928 Union sw. Or. .12.40
vincetta. e I'D d r.18.B0
vincetta.w h.2d d,fr27. 30
1850 25th NV Or. b, fr30. so
1920 A Sc. 3r. W. 200
6O2 f Sc. Or. b. 5000
MOS Cap&h. sta. 80. 90
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
843 Louisiana ave. NV.

sis ST. NV, store ............... $50 90
300 18th st. NV. furnished, II rooms. -. l25 90
12i Md. ave- me-, lar, 3 baths; steam h't $500
1914 St NV. IL rooms. bath. INV. heat 500
22l0 LIST st. NV, 10 rooms, bath, furnace 81 80
1907 I'd st. NV, 8 rooms, bath. INV: heat - 80
BPS Pa ave se large store and cellar. 35 90
1902 Water at sw store 4 8 rooms bath 80 90
$40 9th ST. me-, rooms bath. ......... 80
9l3 18th ST. ne st 4 6r b.; h-w. heat % 50
1877 N O. ave. ne, 6r., died bath, furn. rs 20
1345 LIST St NV 8 rooms tiled bath. 20, rs 20
7O5 Sth st s.e dat 8 rooms tiled bath. Is 80
1919 10th st. NV, furn. nat, Ar, bath. 300
1885 N. @. ave. ne, 6r, tiled bath, furn. 70 40
rs o st. NV, 9 rooms tiled bath. ....,.. % 80
1l49 lTth ct. NV, @ rooms .............. 225O
7lS 18th ct. Sc, rooms, bath, furnace. q 90
22l5 st. NV, rooms. ................ 1880
825 1871 st. sw. rooms, bath ........ 20 40
1874 Morton Ut. NV, 9 rooms cellar. $3.50. 1910
B431 Brghtwood ave. NV, dat, 6r., bath. 11.50
AS 18th ST. Sc, nat, rooms. bath. so
604h Park road NV, nat rooms, bath. l6. 50
1888 st. s.w., rooms. bath. .......... 49, 20
Balls Court. NV, shop. ............,... 1850
S24 X ct. me-, 9 rooms, bath ............ 1910
101I N. J. ave. s.e., rooms ........... 10. 40
643 Louisiana ave. NV, entire 4th floor, 10. 90
Rear ZIG 14th 1t. NV, rooms. ........ 500
Rear 948 18th st. NV, stable. ........... 500
myt eod
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FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
A valuable property on 81 st. NV. next to cor.
ner Of 18th St. In the neighborhood Of the new
Masonic building, can DO purchased at an at.
tractiye speculative figure. VIII leave $4,000
at 80 on the property. small cash payment
property. For particulars apply at once to
CHAS. b. CARUSI, Atty.
my6-Tt 80 1881 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-T0 CLOSE AN ESTATE
THREE HOUSES IN BLOOMNGDALE,
NE; NOTIFIED BRICK; TWO STORIES.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; CELLAR UN.
DER ENTIRE HOUSE, CONCERTED
~ PiAzzA ENTiRk FRoNT; LARGE h REHH
YARD; IDEAL HOMES. PRICE RE-
DUCED FROM 800 TO $4,15O EACH.
ADDRESS ADMINISTRATOR" STAR
osFiCE' my11-2ts
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19

ILL., 81 Lii ~ ,"~.A .pE =
lor, and Washington. The invited
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Arch,
Meade, Mr.. and Mrs! W. ii. Meade
Mr.. and MRS. j.. F. Staley, MIR. and
Mrs F. II. Jackson, Mr.. and MRS, Dass.
ley Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duval Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Fortune, Mr.. and Mrs. Ba.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Johnson, MIR and
Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Mr.. and MRS, Ghas.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mays, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Norval Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Crenshaw, Mrs Sal1ie ,Ober
Misses Tillie Union and Elva Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed Zones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Smith, MFR. and Mrs. Grant
Boyers and Mrs. Burke. At late
hour luncheon was served, while
Misses ,Bess Jordan and Besss Meade
took turns at the punch bowl Mrs.
Morton was the recipient OF many
handsome and beautiful presents. At
IL each guest. departed, wishing Mira.
Morton many happy returns, III:
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FAIRMONT:"

Mrs. J. F. Staley has been quite III
the past week, threatened with pneu-
monia.
Mrs Arch Meade was indisposed
the past few days.
=; Z. W. Hamilton was operatedy on
for appendicitis at Cooks hospital
tuesday Of last week.
Rev. j.. w. Prior, OF Clarksbnrg
i preached two able sermons at Mt,
Zion Baptist church, Sunday. .'
Mrs. w. D. Forney is the guest of
her husband here, en- route to East
Liverpool from Wheeling, where she
was attending the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society, which
convened there last week.
Chas. Williams was q business Wis
itor here last week from Cincinnati.
E. Il. Morton was a visitor to Mo-
nongah last week on business con.
nected with the members Of Marion
Lodge No. 40, who were killed in the
explosion.
Mrs Brent Meade was the guest of
Mrs. II. w. Meade, Monday.
Mrs. Julia Jones is on the sick list.
Benjamin Wilson, of Clarksburg. at
tended the special service at Mt. Zion
Baptist church last Sunday.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary Society will meet in
Bridgeport, Ohio, April, 1908.
The NJ. E. Sunday School is prepar.
ing to render a Cantata during the
holidays.
B. p Ryalls, a substantial business
man Of Norfolk, Va. Is in the city and
Monongah, looking after the interest
OF his brother, X, D. Ryalls, who was
killed in the mine explosion.
> Miss Beulah Smith is expected
home from W. V. G. /. this week.
where she is attending school
Mrs. L. H. Morton entertined in
very pleasing and elaborate manner a
number Of her friends, Friday even.
ing, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. Cards were the feature
Of the evening. She was assisted by
Misses Jordan Meade, Dawson, Tay.
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MAGAZINE suBsC;RI1pTIolN;s.

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Remember that we take subscrip-
Y Mons to all the magazines and that
we are glad to do this for you. 1t is
needless to say how appropriate such
present is, and how much it Is. ap-
Negotiated. Our Club Rates are guar
9 anteed to be yag, low ais the lowest
mp matter where. You see them adj
vertised. Get our clubbing list. It's
LATE BOOKS OF FICTION.
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s =. This year. brings forth the usual
large crop OF late books. You no
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Toi"these No matter how large the
library already, it has always room
>-sfor one more book. AS is our habit
%la Keeping up with the, very latest
+3ehnd best in matters pertaining to the
= Aprary, We are in no ways behind tho
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!; Pook we have. nor have we space
here to tell you about them. We sim
ply give below a list of titles with
The authors. Here are some of the
leaders '"
.N,s ). The Weavers-Gilbert Parker.
:kI The Shuttle--Frances Hodgson
Burnett -. ), Il: - o~('.
Z x Daughter of Anderson Crowded.
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= Chambers. -...'l 80,
X. Satan Sanderson-Hallie Ermine
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,.2sM The Traitor-~Thomas Dixon.
}}2S, The STOPPING Lady-Maurice Hew-
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r. !. : Arethusa-F. Marion Crawford.
$ss!Z?S Fruit of the Tree-Edith Wharton.
49, The Halo-Bettina van Hutch
Ply The Brass Bowl-Louis .1oseph
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pasb Empire. Builders-Francis Lynde.
Szs The Helpmate- Sinclair.
l., The Best Man--Harrold McGratb.
%h.2 Deyota-Augusta Evans Wilson. /,
: Mother-Owen Wister. ".&-
r. Beth Norvellz-Randau Parish.
sForman. z -. 'i''0' ,
,}s3 Days Off-BTenry Van Dyke.
The Inyader-zMargaret T.. Woods.
! &c Heart of Jessie Laurie-Amelia =,
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PARKERSBURG.

Mrs. Jane Jones, who has been
visiting in Pittsburg,. returned home
last week.
Mrs. Henry Simpson returned
home from Baltimore last week af-
ter months pleasant visit.
Vendetta Court No: 5, o. O. c.,
will hold its election of, officers at It's
next regular meeting, Dec. 26th. The
court is also planning, to give an
elaborate banquet and render an ex-
cellent literary program at the in
stallation Of officers which will occur
January 9Th. 49,"
Samuel jenkins returned last week
from Florida where he Vent few
weeks ago to accompany his wife
and Miss Nancy Galloway whom he
left there to spend the winter.
Miss Brnestine Fountaine seams
somewhat improved at this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Mellentree is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Britain remains about the
same.
School will close Friday until Jan
uary the 2nd.
The basket ball team Of Sumner
High School has rented the skating
rink and had their first game of the
season last Saturday afternoon.
Rev E. E. O'Brien returned home
saturday after several weeks absence
III sutton where he has been hold
ing q revival
The funeral Of arthur Johnson.
son OF Mrs. Phyllis Johnson. was
held Tuesday afternoon Of last week
at Logan M. f. Church. The remains
were inferred in the Colorcd Gem
etery. Services were conducted by
Kew Edward Moore, pastor Of Lo-
gan M. L. Church.
Rev Sandy Christian was in the
city last Tuesday week attending the
tuneraI of his, nephew, Arthur John
son.,/ ,; .,4.. !. ,,..,>.r.
|. Miss Esther Colston> and Miss Go
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HUNTINGTON.

:. Mesdames Daniel Lynch and Lizzie
Barrett entertained the Benjamin
Tribe last Monday evening in a most
charmlng manner, at the home Of
Mrs. T. r: Jenkins on Eighth street,
After the rendition Of musical pro
gram, club sandwiches with coffee.
and ice cream and cake were dainty
served to quite a large number of
both members and visitors to the
club.
ia" quite number attended a parlor
sec1al at the A. NJ. E. parsonage last
thursday evening for the benefit Of
the church.
.lsant Scott has organizeaa iuve-
pile band, which is doing nicely I'M
der his instruction.
The infant child Of Mrs. Mamie
Mead was i'll last week, but is bet
ter.
The home Of Mrs. G. w. Winston
on 9th avenue was one Of the CEN
ters OF. social attraction Monday
evening when "Rccita1' was held
Tor the benefit Of 10th street. Ban
CisC church choir. The following
program was rendered.:
[ Solo, Mrs. DanicI Lynch
b Recitation. Mrs. r. b. Smith
solo, DR.. Walter Franklin.
recitation, Miss Sarah wilkins,
Solo. Mrs. Edward McDaniels.
recitation, Miss Georgia Scott.
Pantomine, "At tho Golden Gate"
Atter the program light refreshments
were served by the hostess
me Elk Lodge met last Thursday
evening and the following officers
were elected.
Exalted Ruler, DR.. G. G. Barnett
esteemed Leading knight, Samuel
Graves.
Esteemed Lecture Knight, Isaac
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ra Butler, teachers in Sumner
School will leave Friday evening for
their homes in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
Columbus, Ohio, where they will
spend the holidays with their par
entS
e, Mrs. Chas. Slash has been indis-
posed for the past few weeks.
Several visitors ar expected in the
city to spend the holidays.
Mrs" Floyd Scott has opened quite
nice poultry and meat shop on
Eighth street.
lack McClllng was a pleasant Wis
ltor at Sumner High School Literary
Society last Friday afternoon.
The report Of Prin. J. Rupert
Jefferson's visit to the Coyington, XIV,
and CincinnatG Ohio, schools was
commented upon in very pleasing
manner and presented as an appen-
dix to the superintendent of schools
report to the Board Of Education
last Friday night.
The Sumner High School Literary
Society held its regular meeting Fri
day afternooA December 18th. IN
the absence Of President Earl Good
Ell, Vice-Pres. Geo. Washington pre-
sided. The scripture lesson was read
by Mary Washington. After the
reading and adoption Of minutes Of
last week the following program
was rendered:
song, by Society.
Recitation~-'Goody Blake and
Harry JILL Mary Graves.
Recitation, THE Beggar Row ;,
Mary Washington.
Reading, The Negro in IT, Har-
riet Grant.
Recitation, The Bridge" MYRTLE
Madison.
Selection by High School Ouartete,
washington, Giles Carter and Moate
Essay, Kindness" Claudia wat
kins.
Grafton, THE Men to Mako q
state, Cecil Fitzgerald.
Solo, Miss Butler.
At the close of the program tho
critic Beatrice Scipio rendered q
very nice report, Her criticisms
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FOR THAT MAN.

Here is the same old knptty prob.
lem-"what to give a mani" He
probably has everything You could
think of, anyway. =: Il - -, '.'a$.-----,
How about smoking set, or a
shaving set, cigar case, q pocket
book, card case, or billbook. or q
good fountain, pen, or ANEW Ink !,
stand, or travelling set, collar
and cuff case, military brushes, desk
set, paper knife, a diary, or hun
dred other useful things you will run
across at our store. Now, don't you
think Moore's is about the proper
place for that present for that man
OF yours or the one you want to
be yours? =, -.t.E. H. ~
COPYRIGHT FICTION. ":
Formerly 1.6O. 49, Now, 30 Cents.
In these books we have hundreds
Of titles, all elegantly bound and
had look. - -,
.. =, FOUNTAIN PENS. - =.
More fountain pens are given for
presents than perhaps any one thing;
and more people throw away good
money by buying poor fountain pen
than any other line of purchase.
There are really good fountain pens
any they cost no more than those
good for nothing (but worry) kind.
Our fountain pens are guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. They
are made to- write with 365 days
every year, and they will do it. We
have the famous Sterling, the pen
that won't leak--the pen with the
''standard flange.." IL you prefer a
Waterman, We have it too, or a self
filler. Buy that fountain pen at
Moore's Book Store, and get good
one ' s.. .'.s.''. E->.E, '-..,. 4
Handsome Holly Boxes free with
every pen. -'".:. J." -; -
ROx WRITING PAPER. "..'.~'>
We make this department or our
store our particular business. II you
get it here-it's the latest style, the
proper finish and the right price. T.
Our Box Papers are SO we'll select
cd that they will please you first and
the recipient afterward. We have
the little kind for the little folks,
loo. Buy your writing paper at q
i. writing paper store, Where would
. you say that store Would most likely
be? "Xou, answer It. ~ '''h,"
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