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Evening journal., 1908-07-09
The Facial Expression.

You know the sort Of people who are
always dashing about in a hurry. who
never have time for anything, though
they never seem to accomplish very
much, the women who are always ex-
cited and hustling, but have you ever
noticed the result Of the expressions
they try to put in their faces and man
ners7 If they would watch themselves
for just one day they would be sur
prised beyond all measure to see what
wonderful and fearful things they did
with their faces.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
acharrv Traav preaa.

A charming little one piece dress for
baby boy was fashioned Of white linen
and embroidered In a design OF cherries
and leaves highly conventionalized. 1t
was not only unique, but very pleasing
and Of unfailing interest to the small
man, who clamored for the time hon
cred story of George and the cherry
tree every time he donned this particu-
lar costume. The design was worked,
Of course, in all white, while French
embroidery stitch and buttonhOle stitch
were combined with excellent effect.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
THE MARINERS COMPASS.
influences That Draw II From lts AlIs-
glance 20 the Pole.

glance 20 the Pole.
Nothing in the navigational equip
ment Of a ship has been the subject Of
more anxious research OF receives
more jealous care than the mariners
compass.
The popular notion OF the compass
needle always pointing north and
south is-well. more inaccurate than
even popular notions usually are. Even
under the most favorable conditions
there are only certain places upon the
surface OF the earth where the compass
needle does point north and south, and
II is quite safe to say that such condi-
tions are never found on board Of any
ship.
But we must go further and say that
no more unfavorable position could be
found for a compass than on board OF
a modern steamship. which is COM
plicated mass Of steel. all tending to
draw the compass needle from its ale
glance to the magnetic pole Of the
earth. warning influences which must
needs be counteracted by all sorts OF
devices which hedge round the instru'
ment by an invisible wall Of conflicting
currents OF magnetism. -
And as IL this were not enough y
are now huge dynamos TO be re -
th. producing electric currents fol
sorts of purposes on board. In the
ist of these mystic currents the poo
tie compass needle. upon which tbs
.ariner depends for his guide across
ne trackless deep. hangs suspended
Ike one shrinking gaint surrounded by
legious of deyils.- Windsor Magazine.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
Hama rrutha.

No man is half as smart as his wife
Ses to make people believe he rs.
You can kill time, but it viii come
back and haunt you.
He who realizes his own weakness
thereby adds to his strength.
It is never too late to break your
self of bad habit.
That kind of life Is most happy which
enables us to do the most good.
Because a man has more money than
brains it is no sign he's wealthy.
1t goes a long way toward helping
q man to succeed to let him know that
you think he will.
The greatest proof that marriage is
not a failure is that widows and wild
overs are always anxious to try II
again.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
How o.ora. EIlot Mrot. NnvaI..

The famous authoress George Eliot
was very particular about her sur
roundings when she was engaged on a
novel. She exercised the greatest care
over her dress and insisted that every.
thing In her beautiful study was in
perfect order. She displayed none OF
the modern writer's feverish energy
and seldom wrote more than sixty lines
a day. Directly she finished a novel
she was a victim to terrible nervous
exhaustion in such an acute form that
only a trip to Italy or France effected
a cure to her normal condition.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
MEMS COTTON BATHING SUITS.

Mems cotton bathing suits, blue trim
med with white and red regular price ST,
special ..................... Soc
Mems dark blue underwear; shirts
have short sleeves; drawers are double
seated regular 2sc; special. .........2 .2Ic
Mems fast black underwear. kong
sleeve shirts double seated drawers; al
most all sizes; regular soc. ....35
Mems fast black u hose; regular ISc
quality ......... n pairs for 25c
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
The Golf Raromstar.

Golf has become far too serious an
affair for trihing. 1t is business or
profession and not a recreation. If pa
terfamilias is on his game and winning
his matches, his bright and sunny
cheerfulness pervades the family cir
Gle. But should he be "ofr it." what a
contrast.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
Had a Case Continued.

The case Of Daniel Del Colo who
was arrested charged with assault and
battery was asked TO be continued TIL
Saturday in the City Court this MORN
ing because of tne appearance OF
Edward ]. AIcCloskey. the prosecuting
witnees. An attachment was iss d
for the latter at the request of the .ty
Solicitor.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
A Mayonnaise Hint.

See that the olive oil is kept in the re-
frigerator now that warm weather is
here. Otherwise the mayonnaise will
be a failure. In summer more than in
winter the bowl in which the mayon
naise is made as we'll as the Ingredient
OF the salad dressing should be yer.
cold
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
Double Trading Stamps
in the Morning All
This Week.

SHEET MUSIC, VERY SPECIAL. 1oc
Are You Sinceres
There Never Was Girl Like You.
/ Will Try
Primrose, Goodbye.
When the Candle Lights Are Cleaning
A Night, a Girl, a Moon.
Trading Hearts.
We Won't Go Home Till Morning,
Bill.
You Want Some One to Love You.
Hang Out the Front Door Key.
I'd Like to See You Get Along.
I'm Going Away.
Mareovia.
Rainbow.
Ivanhoe.
Violette.
Jolly Jingles.
Dream Girl.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
RepuhIleans Meet TonIaht.

Third Ward Republ cans win hold
an important meeting tonight at No
81 Madison street. Matters pertain
ing to the coming campaign win oe
discussed and several speakers viii bs
present The club has furnished It's
quarters.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
Eire chief Makina chanaes.

Chief Porter, Of the Fire Depart
ment, is making improvements to MS
carriage house in French street, above
Fifth. The building has been enlarged
by extending 1t back eight feet
Evening journal., 1908-07-09

A Snowman IN describing the won
derful sagacity and elegant manner
Of an elephant in his collection as
sured the spectators that. among othe
habits Of cleanliness, he invariabi
picked his teeth with his tusks afte
meals.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
MONEY Eor RspaIrs to Forts.

The United States engineers ONCE
in this city. has received word fro
washington that $4,000 has been al
lowed by the government for repa.r
work on Forts Delaware and Mott.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
MIN In.tan N.w omo.r..

Grand Chief McFarlin and staff OF
this city, Of the Knights of Golden
Eagle, will install the newly elected
officers of Ivy Castle. at Newark. on
Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
COLLEGE, BAGS. SPECIAL

College Bags with cord and handle,
leather, regular soc, $I.oo and $I.25; spe-
cial csc, 7sc and $Ioo.
Filet Net, in cream and ecru, regular
SI.2s yard .................... o5c
Figured Ecru Net; regular $I.25 yard,
Qsc
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
CORSET COVERS, &C

Corset Covers of good quality main
sook tastefully trimmed with lace, full
front; regular 75c ..................5o soc
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
ENVELOPES
REGULAR Isc PACKAGE, sc

NGAO Ian - 4 AT1NAAN10Af D.
Envelopes, extra fine quality; regular
I3c package .............. SC
Pound Paper; hardly enough for one
brisk days selling; come in early; worth
7sc pound ................... ....15c
Envelopes to match regular fcR csc;
special ...................6 .615c package
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
WOMENS LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. ac

Women's plain Linen Handkerchiefs;
4 and q inch hem, very special. &c,
3 for 75c
Women's plaid Handkerchiefs, finished
with scrip initial; in box, not all ini-
tials, only a few at this special price;
regular soc box; special ......-.3sc box
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
Shower Baths Installed.

Shower baths have been placed in
the building of the Sunday Breakfast
Mission.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
GLOVE EXTRAS

Women's I6.button length tan silk
gloves; double tip regular $I.5o. .9Sc
Women's I6-button length chamois
isle gloves; regular SIPS.
Women's 16-button length tan Isle
gloves; regular S5c ................3 3oc
Women's 2-clasp tan Isle gloves; value
S5c .................... l5S
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
HAIR BRUSHES

Hair brushes, that were soc and 75c,
special ................... 29c ana 4oC
Soap boxes, pearline; blue, pink, white
and metal; regular 25c.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
All the Sign of
the SWaStika

will make double sale in one. Every
day sees more and more of our re-
duced goods being closed out and un-
less you want to run the chance of
being disappointed, you had better
come in at the very earliest possible
moment. Every day we are having
calls for articles that were advertised
the first of the week, but as we said
in our advertisements we only had
certain quantities at the advertised
prices, and when they we're gone it
was impossible for us to get more.
We are also giving Double Della
ware Trading Stamps in the morn
ings this week and it will be good
time to start saving these new
stamps. A filled book is redeem
able for So worth of any merchandise
in this store; half book for $3.50
worth.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
LIPPMCOTT & co.
TIE SIGN OF THE DIAMOND MEANS BARGAINS
HILL MUSLIN. oc YARD

so pieces of A bleached muslin, eele-
brated Hill brand special ....... &C yd.
so Marseilles bedspreads; regular $aoo,
$1.35
40 dozen absorbent bath towels; regu-
lar I2ac ..................... Ioc
Bleached napkins, assortment of quah-
ties, patterns and sizes, u dozen lots, soc
a dozen cut off OF each price.
Best apron gingham ......... &c yard
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
CHILDREN'S DRESSES,
VERY SPECIAL PRICES

Children's fine chambray and gingham
dresses, ? to 9 years; regular $I.......75c
Regular $I.5o ................... SI.oo
Children's gingham eating bibs, with
sleeves; regular IS1zc. .....Ioc, for 25c
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
DICTIONARIES

Vest pocket Dictionary; combination
book of 45,Soo words, including Gazet-
ceer, manual calculator and guide; in
dexed and bound in full leather; regular
price 35c; at this special price they will
not last all day, as we only have I25..I2
Evening journal., 1908-07-09

SNvER. Col. July s.-Bounded on
Republican SIDE by Alice Roosevelt
-ohgworth and on the Democratic by
Ruth Bryan Leavitt. Denver society
is having the liveliest time it has had
since flannel shirts and woolly caps
constituted evening clothes of the SOC
ial leaders and six shooters were the
family Jewels. Denver has made great
strides since then. but never before has
It entertained the daughter of Presi-
dent and the daughter of the man
whom most OF those in this city hope
viii be president.
Evening journal., 1908-07-09

BOYS BLoUSES. SPECIAL. 1oc
Boys Blouses, 3 to IA years, regular
2sc ................... Ioc
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
WAISTS
MEMS SUITS. $3.50

Mems and young mems stylish suits,
made of good quality worsted and cassi-
mere, fancy patterns; regular $I2 and $40
So so
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
WoMEN's HOSE, roc

Women's black gauze Isle hose; sizes
81 to 10; regular 25c...............Ioc
Children's black lace Isle hose; sizes 8
to 9; regular 25c .............,...I ..I6c
Evening journal., 1908-07-09
LIPPMCeTT & CO.
SKIRTS, WRAPPERS and DRESSES

SKIRTS, WRAPPERS and DRESSES
Women's linene skirts; tan, gored
model, made tunic effect; regular SIS
'pecial ................... 9l.75
Women's striped gingham wrappers,
regular $2oo .................... $I.I5
Women's two-piece house dresses,
made of gingham, lawn or percale, good
patterns, best colors; regular $2.25. .$I.o5
Women's lawn robes, made of white
lawn, with deep founce of embroidery;
regular $500 $500
Evening journal., 1908-07-09

BELT PINS, REGULAR 2sc; 1oc
Belt pins, gilt and silver reg. 2sc. .Ioc
Bar pins, gilt and enamel; reg. 25c. Ioc
Hat pins, gilt; reg. 2sc.........I5c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
ART EXHIBIT WAS A BIG
SUCCESS FINANCIALLY.
Hampton Educational Association
Realized Sum of s667.so BY the
Weeks Entertainments.

Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz. president
of the Hampton Educational Associa-
ton, announced yesterday that the as
ISOLATION had made the sum of SG67. 80
through the art exhibit held In Armo-
nv Hall last week This sum exceed
ed the amount the committee had ex-
pected to realize when the exhibit
closed, and naturally the members OF
the Educational Association are ex-
ceedinely gratified over the results.
The prize offered to the school SELL
ing the largest number OF tickets was
won by the Syms- Eaton academy and
the trophy will hang in the room of
the fourth grade. Master Gordon
Watson. pupil of tho fourth grade.
sold the largest. individual number of
tickets. turning in moro than $40.
The Syms- Eaton academy pupils dis
posed of total of S103.90 worth of
the tickets.
The committee is at work on the
awarding of the prizes offered in the
various grades of the schools and
these prizes will he formally award
ed when the essays have been turned
in and examined by thee committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
next Friday some sweet ladys vnlen
tine.-Boston Globe.
GENERAL
DEFIES THE SENATE
Says He Has the. Right to Keep a
Man in Office Though He Has
Not Been Confirmed.
LDy Assoclnted press \

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. lo.-
Postmaster General Meyer today in
formed the Senate that he believed he
has the right to continue a postmas-
ter in office even il the nomination
formally has been rejected by the
Senate. This position raises an is-
sue between an executive department
and the Senate over the constitutional
provision relating to appointments and
ers 0'u
The communication from the post
Office department relates to the case of
William Northup. postmaster at PEN
sacola, Fla. Senator Tallaferro dis
coered recently that Northup is sim
drawing the salary as postmaster i'm
spite of the fact that his nomination
was rejected nearly year aeo. Al
This suggestion the Senate called nm
on the postmaster general for an az
PLANTATION. The response was brief
Mr' Meyer declared that under tho
regulations governing appointments
he has the authority to continue
Northnp in Office until his successor
mas been appointed, His position
undoubtedly will create disoussior in
executive session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
URGENCY DEFICIENCY BILL
AGREED TO BY HOUSE
The all of Senator Bankhead for
Sl'873 for Services Taken out
of the Appropriations.
(Ry Assoc!ated pressl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 10 -
y complete agreement of the con-
ferees on the urgency deficiency bill
was reported in the House of Rep
resentatives today by Mr.. Tawney.
BY the terms of the agreement the
appropriation of Sl.S73 to pay Sen.
ator John II. Bankhead for his SER
vices on the inland waterways COM
miss'on. about which there was some
discussion yesterday, was eliminated.
The House managers receded re-
carrying the appropriation of 100000
for conducting the trial of the Hyde.
Dimond. Benson. Schneider land con
spiracy trial in the District of Column
b'a. and therefore. the Federal gov
eminent will bear the expense of the
trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
TAKE PRISONERS 70
NORFOLK CITY TODAY.
Burton and Uzzcl VIII Probably
Make Application for Balloon
quest Too III to Go.

BY an order issued yesterday by
Judge ]. w. G. Blackstone of the
Circuit Ccu,t of Accomac county,
Sheriff h. X. Curtis will today take
James d. Uzzell and Samuel Burton.
who were convicted of completely in
the Accomac riots. to Norfolk. The
prisoners have been confined in the
Hampton jail since their conviction,
and will be delivered to the Norfolk
authorities SO that they can apply
for bail and it is thought they may
possibly be tried the second time by
n Norfolk jury. The Supreme Court
granted them new trial.
Sylvanius Conquest. who was also
convicted with Burton and Uzzell. IS
confined to the Dixie hospital from
the operation for appendicitis. and
will be unable to 80 10 Norfolk for
at least ten days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13

value and Importance than the critl-
cisms of our magazine writer's. These
experts dealing with the sensational
articles of Reuterdahl. declare that
the question of proper construction OF
battlcships cannot be settled except by
test In actual warfare. while one
point, they say, which Reuterdahl has
overlooked. constitutes the true
weakness OF the United States navy.
This point is the lack OF merchant
marine to furnish coal carriers I'm
time OF war. and what Ia of greater
Importance, train seamep to man both
the auxiliary and the fighting ships.
"A fleet without auxiliaries." says ono
of these critics, is powcrless The
United States does not possess those
anxiliaries. and what is she to do?
He admits that with our vast nation
nj wealth We can learn To provide
Golfers ana supply ships, but is puz-
zlcd to know who will man them.
This is point which our own ma
val authorities have carefully consid-
cred. but they have not yet found a
solution; therefore there Is no reason
to doubt that the English naval Off
GERS are very close to the truth when
they declare there is reason to doubt
whether the school ships and naval
reserves can furnish reliable sailors
for a sudden aud urgent call All
things considered. II would appear
that as naylcs increase In size and
number OF ships those nations with
the greatest mercantile marines will
fare best as naval powers. ana If u
merchant fleet Of tho first class Is
indispensable as an aid to first
class navy, the United States must
begin 10 provide such fleet. The
snicst ard quickest way Of doing 1t
Is To repeal our antiquatcd navigation
laws. which are responsible largely
for the disappearance of tho American
merchant marine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
MORE cHAPLAlNs FOR THE
NAVY.

The good name OF religion IN bet
Knox has introduced for an Increase
OF chaplains than by such Incidents
rs the recent attack to impose Puri-
tan sunday upon men stationed 1T
one Of the naval yards In the North.
The consensus of opinion among civ
illzed nations Is that chapla!ns are
useful, IL not absolutely necessary
adjunct 10 forces on land and sea
Senator KnoX's position, that having
chaplains at all, the nation should
have an adequate number. Is sound.
One for each Ave hundred men, rs he
proposed, sccms Il fair proposition. al
though fortunate would be the ordi-
nary pastor whose flock includes Ave
hundred young men. AT present there
are only eight chaplains afioat
a chaplain when he is man OF
broad and sympathetic Judgment
docs more than preach and pray. lie
Is tho sailors counsellor In persona!
problems aud perplexities. He visits
the sick and helps keep up the lines
of communication with home. He as.
sists in getting mp entertainments
that provide hcalthful recreation in
the moncious sca-goin-g life of the
sailcrs. and secures from Interested
friends supply OF reading matter for
the men. More important than al
these other ministries. the chaplain
usually keeps alive those standards
of conduct which the nation likes to
believe, represent the best American
spirit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
WITH THE pAeAeRApAERs.

Morse. once known as the ice king
doesn't cut very much ice these days.
philadelphia North American.
Talk of war between Russia and
Turkey serves to recall the fact that
both are bankrupt-New York World
No clever woman will admit that
a woman who is merely pretty should
be admired.-Louisyille Courier
Journal.
Prosperity is like ram under a
country church; every time It gets
up it bumps its head.-Nashville
American.
Did you ever notice that finan-
cial spree is different from the other
kin in that it's liquidation comes
|afterward?-Ch'cago News.
1t is still difficult to discover
whether a Vice Presidential nomina-
Don is held forth as a reward or q
punishment.-Wa Star.
Still it is not surprising that there
has been an increase in the number
|of varieties of larceny. This is an
age of specializaf lion. Indianapolis
News,
The report of Rear Admiral Con-
verse in defense of the navy has
been handed 10 tho President The
report will not deny fault In con-
structon.s but will claim that our
ships arc as good as those of any 9th
CT nation That Is as much as could
be reasonably expected Buffalo Ex-
press.
Don't forget Your little wife. don't
forget Your children dear; don't for
get the whole blamed business. as you
know you did last year. Send them
yiolets. candy, flowers, cards or just
one written linc--do It nov. and be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
IiLLMAN WANTS THE
ALDRICH BILL CHANGED
south Carolina Senator Objects TO the
Banks Being Permitted to initiate
Their Currency.
fBy Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. 12.-An
tmendment to the Aldrich currency
pi,i was introduced today by Senator
tiiiman. 1t provides that the emcr-
senc! currency TO be issued under the
'ermS OF this measure shall not he
Withdrawn from circulation more ran
!uls IMAM at the rate of $4,000, 900 a
=. ,lon'n. which Is in accordance with
.ne present law. The pending bill
removes this limitation.
Mr. Tillman objected to the banks
oeihg permitted to initiate their cur
tency by issuing $5O0.0OO,OOO in bank
totes and then to contract it at will.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
The Storers Are Content.

Church in America journeyed to Bos-
ion to attend and to participate III the
Imposing ceremony. The Bcllmny
Storcrs hold pew at the cathedral
and for the first time witnessed the
investiture OF the palllum
incidentally, the distinguished di-
plomat and his talented wife are much
taken with Boston. They have been
received with open arms by Boston
society.
I'VE are enjoying ourselves i'm
men"ely this winter rs private citi-
zens.' said Mr.. Storer. Let us bury
the past"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
PRESIDENTS ACTION
INTENSIFIED PANIC
Senator Raynor So Declares in f;
Speech Attacking the Bill offered
BY Aldrich.
(By Associntad prnsal

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb. 12-
senator Raynor, Of Maryland spoke
At length in the Senate today on the
currency bill condemning the present
Estem of banking in the United
states and incidentally declaring that
me President by his methods of fight
ng the encroachments of PREDATORY
wealth had done much to intensity the
1ahic through which the country re-
gently passed. re-
me Senate devoted two hours to
considering the criminal code hill nnd
II 4;S7 p M, adjourned.