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ADDRESS ~ Or. WILSON.

Msgrv6er Camp Meets Tomorrow
Night Aster vacstioo.
Nasrudcr Camp. United Cnnfcscr'
ate v.scrans. viii meet At the city
hall at s o'cfcck tomorrow night. Rev.
Lid 7 Wilson. pastnr Of the New
p~rt News BaSeist cnurch. will deliver
an addrSs To the camp. A prOsram
cf cxcrci<cs for the regular meetings
To ~ held during the fall and winter
will bc considered at the meeting.
THIS viii lie the hrzs s'ss'on IN"
camp Ia. hc,s In f~o rronI"s. n be-
ing the regular custom % ho'
meetings during the summer months
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Miss Anne Brewer has returned
from the Valley Of Virginia, where
she made an automobile tour.
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g coBcescr Of Cas,om< J. v. u stuart
- 49, suppiicd With . Us, NJ IN"
psuUAosex b ~ made hy the bureau
q Supes.cx and accosnts during nc
no0meAt wCuth. Th's list IS IN Nc
- a. cssssm house and tn collector
G1os1y pcrmtt yocaI merchants and
uu16ts erep1e &c inspccs the list 81
- s1cy nsy pstc estimstcs On the
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(Ry Associated PresSD

RlCHMONR. VA. Sept, i2.-RnE. +.
T. McFadcu. pastor Of the First Pres
by;cTian church. Is quite III at hts
residence on West Grace Street. He
Is prominent not only In church work.
hut In various secsct orderx.in ciud-
ing the Masons. the Royal Arcsnu'n
and several others.
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Mr.. cstescoo improving.

II. ". La~rercc Gatswo~'. Scn vi
II. apd Ms. r. z. Gatewcoi. formrr.
n a. Dis city but TOW e RiclnsnG.
Vho ~ been critically III for the
~ ~, Is reported 20 be rrca,iy
lmm1oSe0 He probably wiIi tr
Uu9rute( Ppon by Dr. George Ben
ycluSsrn fitain the ncxt few day..
-. Cste1nR II a student al the
lseGyrns Cul!cEe Of Virginia. wac-c he
nm srsdassr this -car. He has ca,ns
f5eo1e hcre. He sistcv, Mrs.. Dan
~ 0e3sen Jones, Of Newport News. IL
= ~ br0stce
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asosist Tsbernscle.

Rev. W. c. Sale, will preach al
the Bap,is, Tabernacle today at the
usual hours. beginning ton days
revival series. Rev. Sale rendered his
resignation about ten days ago. bu;
the congregation refused to accept
1t ana urged him 10 reconsider. and
nc viii continue as pastor indefinite
II.
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M,ssouRIAN GETS ovEk BAR.
Bio Vessel Did Not Touch Bottom
0a,rinu Trim Out Of Harb-or.s y

The American steamship Mis- sourian.
which grounded on Middle Grou. md bar
Friday hile attempting to leave the
barber. started out again ye:sterda
morning at s:45 o'clock, and tEassed
safely over the bar without otliching'
bottom.
The Missourian carries 1907 TOMS Of
coal and is bound for the coalings sta
ton at BremertOn.
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Thlrt;eth sareet Christian.

Evanxciis, q. W. Biick wiI, preach
ut thu Thir,icth Strict Christian
church this morning at II O'Clock.
There will be no evening service.
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Second Baptist.

At the Second Baptist church to-
day the pastor. Rev. Ut. Riddick.
will preach on the following sub
jccts: II a. m. The Story OF !T'-
deou and His Army: S p. m. paul
Preaching to Governor Felix"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Ethel Topping, of Amberg'
Va, who recently was elected a
teacher In the city schools. has ar
rived here for the session and IS
making her home with Miss Lois
Leonard on Twenty-eighth street.
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RixerNieW Baptist.

Rev. w. r. Keefe. the pastor, will
preach at the Riverview Baptist
church this evening at 8 o'clock
There will be Sunday school at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon.
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Second Presbyterian.

Rev y. ". Hcndcrii'c. the pastor.
viii preach NJ tho : cond Frr'oy'
icrlan church this morning NJ ~
o'cIock ard this evening at s o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Dollie Richardson. Of Phila-
delphia. ia the guest Of her sister.
Mrs r. E. Lacy, On Twenty-ninth
street.
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Miss Gilmore Lee. Of <sTederlck&
burg, will arrive in few days to
visit Mrs. william Roane Aylett On
rty-frst street.
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Grace Methodist.

Rev. II. w. Dunkley, pastor OF the.
Grace Methodist church. announces
his subjects for today as follows,
Morning, 1.-The Tragedy of a Great
Life: evening. The Broken
Pitcher"
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Grace Episcopal.

Rev. Henry J. Geiger. the rector
will conduct the usual morning prayer
ard sermon at the Grace Episcopal
church at IL o'clock this morning.
Sunday school will be held at ?:49
a. NJ
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Calvary 6ak:.ist.

Regular services will b" cOnductei
at the Calvary Baptist church today,
preaching by the pastor. Rev. s. l..
Nan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Mary Plummer. OF Ports
mouth. Is visiting Mrs. j. J. McPher.
son. l3l Twenty.eighth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Gertrude Ellington has return
cd home after a visit to relatives IN
North Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Misses LtlIias, Florence and Irene
Gillet have returned from visit to
friends in Gloucester county.
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The Crest e,o csoses.i c.rniv.i.

Como en-; help 90 close old Bucs-
roe. W, guarantee the biggest time
ever this section Of old Virginia has
had Conc in fancy costume. IN
sro,osque Costume and original eve
trme ana compete for The prizrs.
Cou, and SIins carfcti. Conc with
horns ersss tardz. siap Sticks
saucduncts and and snsoshcr poisc
maker Won can think Of ITS NJ tn
ycu 20 make o. a record brsaker fer
fun. Come on and make good.
SER
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M~s. j. L. Patton has returned from
4 Trip TO Michigan.
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WHY Mr.. MOTLEY RESIGNED.
Congregation Declined to Give Him =
Months Vacation.

Months Vacation.
II has been learned that R'v. w.
r. Motley. Who resigned the pastora'e
Of the Thirticth Street Christian
church about two months ago, dta
81 because the congregation rsfused
to give him q months vacation. s.
Rev. Mr.. Motley has accepted .
call from ;hc Christian church a
Hampton. and will preach his firSs
simon there today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Mary Donnnn Gayle has re-
turned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Richmond, Amelia Springs
and Glen Allen.
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preach at IL a. m. and Rev. Mr.. Mc-l
SAoff6t OF New haven, Conn.,, Will
preach at 8 p. m.
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Miss Bessie Raymond. OF Delmar.
Nd. is visiting Mrs. l.. X. Jones, on
the Boulevard.
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Daughters ~ Scotia.

Mr. Tom scott Of :Is Thirty
S"Scn;h street. wirl Jcavc fonizht 20
attend tn annual convention e the
DauEi"Ts of scctis. which Is 10 be
he'd at Nrw Raven, Conn
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Aoid Time social Session.

Newport News Lodge. Il. p. o. Elks
will give an "old time" social session
at the home next Wednesday night.
There viii be no formal program and
no special guests.
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day throughout the winter Hereto
for TIRE yard mas closed down nj noon
on Saturdays only during the sum
, MGR months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Virginia Belle Gayle, of Rich
mond. Is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Donnan Gayle in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Virginia Bennett and MISS
Nellie Boatwright have gone to Farm
vile TO continue their studies at the
Normal school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Thee Harwqbd has returned
from visit tesrslstives at yorktown
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CORPORATION couaT.
{ Regular September Term eeg'ns To
rrorrow-GranJ Jury.

HThc corperat.oa Cour: viii crnvrne
,nAporrow morning foF the regular
SrSsyl cmber trm. toIrt conyrn"d
x.kek carrier than usuai this morning.
in 8 order to give all Of last week 10
tn.$, hearing of argument in the Saw
inytts bank cas-. IN which Judgr
Ipgt. ram Is sit.ins The regular order
~ Susiness viii he taken mp touuor-
ROW.
Jutnisc Barham probably viii summon
a gr bnd jury for one day this week
The AFnos, important Gaze to 10 dts
poscd n 81 Is hat of Y. T. Jon~s. &C
cusca % attempted criminal assault
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Bessie and Master Allie Bivins
have returned from a visit to relatives
Mt Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Messrs. Harry Shawen and Frank
Richardson will leave today for a
trip to Washington, d. c.. and Lees
burg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Master Tommy Ahern. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Ahern On Forty
fourth street, is seriously Ill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Mrs. j. b. Crosser has returned
from q trip to Cape Charles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
DEATH RATE Low.
Or. essby Completes Report Of De
psrtmeut for Past Year.

The report OF DIR. J. r. Bagby, the
health officer, for the fiscal yea. =
ending June 30. shows that there
we're only $50 deaths. and ii9 birth;.'
In this city during the year. Thti
death rate is considered unusually |.
low. while the birth rate is rather
high.
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Rspairino Gymnasium.

The gymnasius at the young Mems
Christian Association Is being repair
cd and overloaded in preparation for
the fall classes.
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firstly methodist.

~ Trinity Methodist church to-day
Rev. A. u. SHARPE. Of Richmond. WI
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Tihhy lu|kRal casg'sganl
fleets I, Call . Psslo'. I
PaosABlY WILL Be REV. mr.. clluP.
lMr. kaukau, Who Has Been Acting.
A. Pastor OF the Church, Returns
to Seminary Tomorrow-subjeets-
for Sermons Announced BY Pastors.

Following the regular services at
II o'clock this morning. the congre-
CATION of the Trinity Lutheran
church will hold business meeting
to consider the question of EXTEND
ing call to Rev. NJ. l.. Canup. o.
Mt. Jackson. Va. He Is highly.
recommended and 1t is probable that
the call will be extended. {
The church has been without a
pastor since the resignation of Rev.
Z. A. Shenk several months ago.
Mr.. Aug. c. Keukau, a student In the
Lutheran Seminary at Philadelphia
has been conducting services at the
church for two months, but he will
leave tomorrow for Philadelphia to
continue his studies for another year.
MIR. Kaukau will preach his last
sermon today. His subject at ii
o'clock this morning will be De
grees OF Faith"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Page Scott. OF Cape Charles,
10 the guest Of Mrs. J. b. Crosser
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
IIoRK ON TIE DELAWARE
GOES FORWARD RAPIDLY
Mo vssse,'s Degree Of Compilation a.
vaneed Over Five Per Cent.
Last Month.

During the month Of August the
vork ON the 10000 ton battleship De!a-
ware advanced So per cent, the YES
n being 4O.5 per cent completed on
Hsptemher /. This was the biggest
Hnouthly advance yet made On the yea
~ ana was . gain Of 8 per cexS on
he battleship North Dakota, building
"a the Fore River Yard. Quincy. The
9eorsA Dakota was SOL per cent. com
5leted on September 1.
By November I 1t Is e4c sd th.si
Ne Delaware will be or 50
Ser ccnt. completed. IN Sfy
-, Of men Is I'D on, ser
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led Men Appreciative.

he'd Men Appreciative.
boint committee repreI ntins
nj tr.vcs Of Red Men which
harge arrangements for the
pay celebration Monday.
r resolutions expressing
'RS,~&fion Of the Rcd Men OF
the assistance given them by the
Devchan,s. Huntington Riflcs. nrc de-
partmcnt. police department. the
Hess and the psblic generally in
uaking the celebration a success.
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First Presbyterian.

Rev. Z. T. Wexford. the pastor
will occupy the pulpit OF the FIRST
church at both services
today. preaching ut II a. M, on "fhe
Workings OF Providence" and at .
p. NJ, on THE Baptism of Power
Sunday school ard Bible classes will
be held at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Mrs. G. G. Bray and son, Master
Harry. have returned from Alton, Va.
where they have been for the past
month for the benefit of Master Har'
rvs health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Mamie Grubbs is quite sick
In East End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

MeA, CONTINUE HsW NoHosy.
retitidf ms arc being circulated AZ the
shipyardN asking The management 90
continue giving haif holiday on sa'"f'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Miss Virgie c. McCue, OF NASH.
villa. a teacher in the city public
schools, has returned to Newport
News after spending the summer
months at her home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

ers IA liant ra.F Is
fourth ltfaSSi9ht game sronch.
today by =, score OF 8
at second for New Yorkor the
showing. while Young Sdy for
new shortstop. Of Bro aunca-
host Of friends by his smoke
Ing.
Score: =.
Brooklyn -. .oooa'"os.
New York ...0ec...;s....,.
80 't 80 .ill Working.
han and Nasho, at the r quest
rs.s. r. lmocratic Chairman
x. Is soliciting cam
lions here, has met
, success. Mr.. Ford
~,.. and expects to send
Wal sum % Treasurer
committee. Those
.1buted up to this time
NMvis. 8. ]. Harwood. L. P.
cow. E. Sprutll, c. G. Berk-
n. Hudsins. E. W. Robin
RIGA Holloway. J. V. Cosby.
Horace Epes. Thomas
mas r. Stearnes, T. A.
Clubs Via. John w. Read, DE-.
RichDpcr. b. VA Crump. Dr.
DaDoy. c. W. Magaer. J. A.
Dr.. W. Milstead. v. a.. Pet
sA. Schmelz and E. l. Ford
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hurch for two months, but he will
cave tomorrow for Philadelphia to
ontinue his studies for another year.
MIR. Kaukau will preach his last,
ermon today. His subject at IL,
clock this morning will be De.
rees OF Faith"
First Presbyterian.
Rev +. r. Wexford. the pastor,
,ill occupy the pulpit of the First
church at both services
pday. preaching at II a. H., on fhe
OF Providence" and at .
\. NJ, on THE Baptism of Power
sunday school ard Bible classes will
e held at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
Grace Methodist. Z
Rev. II. W Dunkley, pastor OF the
trace Methodist church. announces
IDS subjects for today as follows:;
dorning, 1.-The Tragedy of Great
life; evening. The Broken
pitcher"
East End Christian.
Regular services will be held *
he East End Christian. church at II
o'clock this morninE.aud 7:45 O'Clock
his evening viz preaching by the
'astor, Rey< Murdock W. Butler. Sun
Jay ~ School will be held at ga:
o'clock this morning.
Church Of Christ.
Communion services will be held
1t the Twenty-fOurth Street Church
Of Christ at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing The usual services will be held
his evening. Sunday school will be
held at $3.50 a. m. and the regular
weekly prayer meeting will be held
night at 8 o'clock.
Grace Episcopal.
Rev. Henry J. Geiger. the rector
will conduct. the usual morning prayer
md sermon at the Grace Episcopal
church at IL o'clock this morning
Sunday school will be held at 9:45
/. m.
Newport News Baptist.
Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, the pastor
will preach a special sermon to
women at the Newport News Bap
list church this morning. his subject
being Christian Womanhood's obi
cation 10 Worldwide Missions" "A
Fatal Mistake" will be the evening
subject. There will be special music
It both services.
Second Baptist.
At the Second Baptist church to
lay the pastor, Rev. Ut. Riddick,
sin preach on the following sub
ccts: II a. m. The Story Of Gi-
leon AMI His Army: s p. m. paul
to Governor Felix"
Calvary ess:ist.
Regular services will b" conductor
Il the Calvary Baptist church today.
by the pastor. Rev. s. l..
IAN.
Baptist Tabernse,e.
Rev. W. c. Sale. viii preach at
he Bap,is, Tabernacle today at the
suaI hours. beginning a ton days
cyivai series. Rev. Sale rendered his
abou, ten days ago. bu;
he congregation refused to accept
ana urged him TO reconsider. and
c viii ccntinue as pastor indcan'fc'
=.
Chestnut Aveove. Methodies.
Rev. J. J. HraI:ord. the pastor.
III preach a special sermon TO Rel
len at the Chrs;nu Avenue Mciho
ist church this afternoon al
clock. This morning at IL oci"cs
he pastor will preach on the sub
ct. Following Christ" Rev. A.. ".
harpe. q. Richmond. will preach this
vening a, 7:IS O'Clock.
THIRTEEN street Christian.
Evangelist q. W. Kick viii preach
Z thu Thir,icth Strict Christian
hurch this morning At II O'Clock.
here will be no evening service.
Second Presbyterian
Rev y. ". Hcpdcrii'c. the pastor.
~ preach NJ tho slcond Prr%oy'
rrian church this morning NJ ~
'cIocs ard this evening at s O'clock.
firstly Methodist
A. Trinity Methodist church to-day
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Social-PeEs0nai

! 0OSI0lsE S1SVu01
S~~~~~~~sN>>~~s
Miss Virgie c. McCue. OF Nash
Who. a teacher in the city public
schools, has returned to Newport
News after spending the summer
months at her home.
Mrs. G. G. Bray and son. Master
Harry, have returned from Alton, Va.
where they have been for the past
month for the benefit OF Master Har.
rvs health.
Master Tommy Ahern. son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. II. II. Ahern on Forty
fourth street, is seriously Ill.
Miss Mamie Grubbs is quite sick
In East End.
Miss Virginia Bennett and MISS
Nellie Boatwright have gone to Farm
vile 10 continue their studies at the
Normal school.
Mrs. j. b. Crosser has returned
from a trip to Cape Charles.
Miss Page Scott. OF Cape Charles,
10 the guest OF Mrs. J. b. Crosser.
Miss Mary Plummer. OF Ports
mouth. Is visiting Mrs. J. J. McPher.
son. l31 Twenty.eighth street.
Messrs. Harry Shawen and Frank
Richardson will leave today for a
trip to Washington. D. c.. and Lees
burg.
Miss Ethel Topping, of Amberg'
Va, who recently was elected a
teacher In the city schools. has ar
rived here for the session and IS
making her home with Miss Lois
Leonard on Twenty-eighth street.
Miss Bessie and Master Allie Btvins
have returned from visit to relatives
ut Richmond.
Misses IItlIias, Florence and Irene
Cillet have returned from visit to
friends In Gloucester county.
Miss Gertrude Ellington has return
cd home after visit to relatives IN
North Carolina.
Miss Dollie Richardson. Of Phila
delphia. ia the guest Of her sister
Mrs. r. E. Lacy. On Twenty-nlnth
street.
Miss Theo HarwQbd has returned
from a visit tsSrs'at'vss at yorktown
Miss Bessie Raymond. Of Delmar
Nd. Is visiting Mrs. l.. X. Jones. OF
the Boulevard. =
Miss Gilmore Lee. Of frederick,
burg, will arrive in few days t
visit Mrs. willjeyH Roane Aylett O
T'airty-f,rsi STREET.
Mgi. j. L. Patton has returned frou
u "Trip TO Michigan.
| Miss Anne Brewer has returne'
from the Valley Of Virginia, wher
she made an automobile tour.
Miss Mary Donnan Gayle has re
turned from a visit to friends AM
relatives in Richmond, Amelia Spring
land Glen Allen.
Miss Virginia Belle Gayle, of Rich
mond. Is the guest OF her cousin. Mis-
Donnan Gayle in this city.
.o,d Time social Session.
| Newport News Lodge. Il. p. o. Elk
, will give an "old time" social session
at the home next Wednesday night
There viii be no formal program ant
, no special guests.
Repairing Gymnasium.
The gymnasius at the young Men,
Christian Association Is being repair
cd and overloaded in preparation 10
the fall classes.
Joseph Charles Guild
The Joseph Charles Memorial GULL
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock for the 6rst time Since The I'D
jcurnment for the summer season
Important business IL to BE- disposct
lof and . large attendance is expected
A. ~ nAAkAA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-19

s. j. Hedelund. The service will be this
evening.
Mrs. Mary Irwin. aged 60. died last even
ing at her home, 124 North Twenty-second.
She is survived by eight children, six girls
and two boys.
The Christian church bazaar and dinner
was well patronized yesterday and the re-
ceipts will make a presentable addition to
the church fund.
Our large stock of warm shoes and slip
pers will please everyone. Handmade GRO
chet slippers in red, pink and black at I5c
and $1.O0 pr. Cressey, the Shoeman.
Miss Fern Paddock entertained one of the
popular whist clubs last evening. The club
Is newly organized and has not yet de
termined on a name. Sixteen young women
are members.
Charles Farmland has received the ap-
pointment from Governor Shallenberger to
the position of deputy food inspector for
the state. The position Is said to be worth
about 81. 500 annually.
We are showing a great line of mems.
boys and ladies' extra high cut Shoes; all
prices. They would make a good present..
-Cressey.
On overcoats is where we shine; fine auto
mobile coats in a beautiful brown shade,
SIS; you pay $2250 for a coat like this up
made up in the very latest style, $40. an
actual $5 value. In our boys department
we give whistles away free with all pur-
chases. In our gents furnishing section
we show a splendid assortment of neck
wear. mufflers, gloves, ~suspenders, hand
kercfiefs, ETC., suitable for mems and boys
useful Christmas gifts. Until Christmas stole
| open Evenings. Nebraska Shoe and Cloth
ing House, cor. 18th and N Sts., South
| Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-19
RULING OF NATIONAL IMPORT
Decision by Judge Munger Defines
Right of Manufacturers Using
Trade Marks.

A decision of national interest has just
been handed down by Judge Munger re-
lating to the right of one manufacturer
using the name of another manufacturer
of a similar product where the names Of
the manufacturers are Identical.
Judge W.. H. Munger handed down a
memoranda opinion Friday morning deny
ing the injunction prayed for by the Walter
Baker company, chocolate and cocoa man
to restrain the grocery firm Of
Sidney c. Gray of Columbus, Neb., and
others from selling chocolate and cocoa
products bearing the name of Baker that
are not manufactured by the Walter Baker
company
The original petition alleged that the de-
PENDANTS we're selling chocolates and cocoas
manufactured by William H. Baker of
Syracuse, N. Y, under the name of "Bak-
er's' products, and that purchasers were
deceived in the purchase of these prod
ucts, believing that they were the products
of the Walter Baker company, which
claimed the trade mark of Baker" In
chocolate and cocoa productions. There is
another firm, that of w. H. Baker of
Maryland, engaged in the manufacture of
similar products, but this firm does not
seem to be involved in the suit. The suit
at bar was begun in February. 1908. in the
circuit court of the United States in Omaha
and a temporary restraining order granted.
Judge Munger s~ustains his decision in this
matter by quoting from the decision of a
colleague on the United States bench in
the Lorillard tobacco case.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-19
KiIpatrick'S Helps TO Christmas ShO

A few helpful hints may not be amiSs in the closing days OF Il
season. Let us impress upon you that e il an advan tage to trade
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