Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

The sybaritic tendencies OF I'M
lunch served III the taVeriis cioSe
by is attracting many OF the new eo'
ton of veterans
Ex-Captain Frank Kuip, Is uniei
convalescent treatment In the hospi'ai
Fresh pork. pork sausage, sauei
kraut and head cheese have been al
ded to the bill OF fare here
The continued tightness TO the lid in
Phoebus on Sundays allows scores
Of convivial veterans to take SUI
baths along Mallory and John streets
therein on that day. The latter parai-
lels the former street at the south
end.
A sliding horizontal derrick mas
lbeen added to the butchers annex
to the commisary department. bs
this device meat is lifted from thN
wagon and placed in storage or any
where in the annex.
Forgetting the maxim never sho"
your dislike unless there Is a point
~ bc gained thereby. is Keeping
large number of calculating veterans
herein unhappy all the time.
Ex-Cap,a'u Peter Frazier, and en-
librarian Frazier are now in the noun
tain branch of the home down in Ten
nessee.
In diyorcing a gullible of this COM
mand from his money, standard lusi-
ness merr are never among the GU
respondents.
Outside dealers are selling NOR"
gloves, mittens and metal heel ups
10 veterans this season than here'o
fore. Ear muffs and ice greepers may
be in demand latter.
The guard lodge at each OF 'ne
three land entrances to this Fese''a
tion is connected with the omc> vi
the lieutenant of the guard by tele-
phone.
Snen,lthrifts, genial and gulllDles
bere are again up against abbreFla'-
cd pocket books and trigid giares. ana
pension payday nearly five weeks IN
the distance.
Manager Charles Dougherty. Oh
Store B. has three regular assistants.
and keeps open from a. IN. I'LL .,
D. m. daily. and on Sundays lroin
6 til. 9 a. m.
Chief Engineer IdiaI put the antiq
ute,, steam heating apparatus mere ~
oneration for the season with very
little demand for his service to stop
leaks. breaks and other de1ec's H.
the machinery. Up to a recent ia'e
the reverse was the rule at the open |
ing Of the season.
Snoring or letting of sleep is on
the decline among the active veterans
since the increase in liquid. hadnours
or and stewed food in the bill OF iare:
also a marked tendency en- the part
of the ageing consumers to keep /"
tune with themselves and the worio.
Generating smiles is favofl'e
nastime with exlawyers, bankers, doc-
tors. ho.elkeepers. and other victims
~ raDid wealth in this clustered
haven since the order abrogating de-
tails to police the grounds went |"
to effect.
THANKSGIVING Day the following eN,
tras will be added to the bill OF lar.
here: $500 pounds of turkey 900 oa
cranberries, 1900 Of apples. 3.oVo
ORANGES 100 punches of celery. 800
n,,nce pies and 4s gallons Of oysters
for dressing.
Several veterans have recently been
a,scbarped from this command LOT
n,jsdemeanors. others. at their own re-
ouest, and others were dropped rom
tho rolls for various causes, such as
abser~e without leave. failing to renew
furlcushs at the expiration OF Sky
days &C.
Inscoucis-.ce does not get full grip
m a stranied veteran who breaks
hereinto from furlOugh. for ABOUT '"o
veels nv which time he Is fully re-
,rocmsd and re-encas ID in the reeu'
lation clothing.
Veteran Thomas Day. nov q "em
her OF the home for disabled sou
iers Of the army. near WAshihs'o.'
ID G.. was for twenty wears ass?c'a''
cd with the old edition OF busihe s.
men OF Phosbus. He Is also one "
the few survivors Of the warshir tnm
ter,auA. which vas ssuk by the oo"'
f,,erate warship Merrimac In Hamp
ten Roads In the sprirS OF 1867
Veteran Phillip Sherry who Tece".
u died In the hospital here, sIter
,y,o,crred Illness. vas CHIEF OF h'