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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
WINNING STREAK BROKEN.

Meriden, July S0.-After winning 10 straight games. Hartford struck snag yesterday in the person of Tom Tuckey, who has been a puzzle all season to the greatest team in the league. Swanson didn't have his usual assortment of spitters and he. wasn't supported as we'll as the Meriden man. Gardner is not fully recovered from his injury of Tues day and he slipped up on a play yes terday. Justice booted two and the Hartford battery contributed two bungles. President Dove of the Boston Nationals came here yester- day with Manager Clarkin in the latter's automobile He was at the games in Hartford Tuesday, mak- ing the trip especially to watch Chic Evans work. Manager O'Neil of Springfield is reported to have said that he would expend s5.O00 in or. der to get team that can beat Hartford this season and Manager Clarkin does not think he can do it with that expenditure. Manager Clarkin received a notice from Sec. retary Farrell yesterday, saying that Maggert, who was loaned by Water. bury to Springfield, has been sus- pended and cannot play. He has won several games for Springfield by his hitting. Manager Durant wants him back but Springfield declines to return him, as Manager o'NeIl claims that he loaned him for the balance of the season. It is re- ported that o'Neil gave Durant $500 for Maggert and if this is so. Man, ager O'Neil Is probably out that sum. President Dove left here last evening for New York. The score:
 R.HE. Meriden g. O20OOO1O'-3 ! Hartford 010000OO O-I 5 5
 Batteries-Tuekey aaa Bridges; Swanson and o'Leary.
 Two-base hits, Pastor. Moves; sac rifice hits. Barbour 2. Soffel; bases on balls, on Swanson 2: struck out. by Swanson 2. by Tuekey 3: double play. Swanson. o'Leary and Con. nery; stolen bases. Barbour, Accor. sini, Wade, Yaneey; left on bases. Meriden 6, Hartford 8; time 1:35; umpire, Lyons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
M'ANDREws ON INJURED LIST.
Liner Tears Of Finger-nail-Swells
 Springfield's List of Disabled.

Manager Dan O'Neil of the Spring field club is having hard time of 1t with injured players. Waite, Luby and McAndrews are now on the list of disabled, McAndrews get ting nail torn of his finger in stopping line drive late in the second game at Hampden park yesterday. He will be out of the game for three or four days any way. In the meantime Joe Connor will be shifted to third base and Hirst will go behind the bat. Luby and Waite are troubled with sore ankles and will not be in proper trim for a while yet. They received their injuries a few days ago, and will be kept out of the game for a couple of days or so. Manager O'Neil may land Bertwhistle, the former Bridgeport outfielder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
BRIGHTON MEET ENDS.
Racing at Saratoga For Next Two Weeks-Arasee's Crest Handicap.

Weeks-Arasee's Crest Handicap.
 New York, July 30.-The Brighton Beach meet came to a close and in terest in racing shifted to Saratoga for the coming two weeks The Brighton Beach meeting has run be- hind financially, but the racing has been good.
 The feature of the closing day was the Crest handicap at one mile, which resulted in an easy victory for Arasee, who stepped the mile in the fast time of 1:3S 3-5. Arasee went to the front early. from the half mile pole to the finish gradually increased his advan. tage and won by six lengths. Big Chief was unable to follow the pace. but was an easy second, with Como. dienne third. Summaries:
 First Race. = Tom McGrath, first; Nimbus, second; salvolatile, third.
 Second Race.-Waterspeed, first; Pi- rate, second; Jim McGill, third.
 Third Race.-Garland, first; Bonnie Kelso, second; Westmore, third.
 Fourth. Race. = Arasee, first; Big Chief. second; Coincidence, third
 Fifth Race.-Queen Marguerite first; Black Oak, second; Coat of Arms, third.
 Sixth Race.-O. U. Kid, first Dr. Pil- low, second; Harry Rogers. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
GOV wooDRUFF's ATTITUDE.
As Cleaned From "a Close Personal
 Friend.

New Haven, July 30.-So many stories have been in circulation of late with regard to Governor Wood ruff's political state of mind that efforts have been made to induce him to make a formal statement Of his position. Inese have failed, but from a close personal andl social friend of the governor the follow ing understanding of his, position was gained to-day: fg
 ''I positively know that Governor Woodruff has never made any con~ tract or agreement of any descrip- tion whatever with anyone that he would or would not support Lilley for governor. I also know that Governor Woodruff will do no more than he has done in announcing himself as candidate for reelection. His position is that If the people of Connecticut want him to be re- elected he will take the nomination. and, if elected, do the best he knows how for the good of the whole"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
KErcHELL ANp KELLY REApY.

San Francisco. July 30.-Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Kelly, who will meet in a twenty round boxing con- test at the Coliseum to-morrow night, have finished their period of training and are now in condition. The bat tie carries with 1t the middleweight championship. KeteheII.. the holder. having von 1t by his recent defeat of Papke h Milwaukee. The men uiII weigh in at s D. m. and must not ex- eeed 15s pounds. Interest in the contest Is keen and there vas a Ire msndous rush 10 purchase seats when the seats were placed on sale res tsrday- Betting fsvors Ketekell at to I.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
MISS ALICE BOOTHS WILL.
A Compromise May Result in a Di.
 vision of the Estate.

New Haven. July BOA compro- mise which permitted of the appoint ment of local attorney as adminis- trator, was effected yesterday in the probate proceedings over the estate of Miss Alice T. Booth, who willed her property to her cousin, Rev Sidney P. Dawson on the provision that he should renounce the Episcopal faith and become a Catholic.
 The estate by reason of refusal of the beneficiary to do this would have reverted to Catholic settlement and several priests in New York. A con- test was impending but a compromise is likely to bring about a division of the estate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
QUIT ON HORSEBACK RIDE
Attempt to Go From Chicago to Hez
 York Failed

Chicago. July 5es-Herbsrt Gabriel and Charles Notzer. after reaching Cincinnati In an attempt to ride across country from Chicago to New York on horsshsck in ten dzya gave up the struggle James OfLearT. the Chic2go hookmaker. placed a wager of t1.00e that the two men could no< make the trip ia ten dsTE Ther szvs up aitsr trarsilnK slx fayE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
The Demoeras !, BOW making . ols

The DemoerAs Is BOW making . ols magazine ofer in order to induce subscribers to pay fn advance and ls secure nsw s1bscrfbers. For 4a cruts . month. which is less than 2 cents a dsy. yoa esn secure the Even InG Democrat and three mcnfhly m&-zzinet. nzn-ET, Spare MomentA Drc.un.kizx .f Homs and fhs Meth w's Na<zzzz>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
THE SPORTING NEWS.

on balls, of Padron 4, of Reiger 3. of Parker 1; left on bases, Spring field 5. New Britain 4 struck out, by Padron 1, by Reiger 1, by Par ker g; double play, Burns. Yale and McAndrews; balk. Padron; passed ball. Rufiange; time, 1855; um- pire, Finn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Connecticut League Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York-New York, 1; St. Louis, O. Batteries-Mathewson and Bresnahan; Sallee and Bliss.
 At Brooklyn-Pittsburg, 5; Brooklyn, O. Batteries-Leifield and Gibson; Wilhelm, Holmes and Bergen.
 At Philadelphia-Cincin 4: Philadel- phia, ?. Batteries-Spade and Schlei; Cor ridon, Moren and Jacklitsch. At Beston-Chicago 6; Boston. O. Bat teries - Brown and Kling; Flaherty, Boultes and Bowerman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
WINS ANOTHER EASY FIGHT.
Attell Had a Cinch in His Battle Last sEight-Kelly and Ketchell

Sand Point. Idaho. July 30.-Abe Attell was awarded a decision over Eddie Marine at the end of a ten round battle last night. Marine was outclassed and was given a hard pummeling. being saved in the third by the gong.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
GALLANT CoPPERs.
Politely Handed Visiting Motorists n Their Cards.

Success is meeting the plan of the Chief of police of Portchester. x. Y.. who Instead of lying in ambush and endeavoring to trap autoists. station ed his men at different points in Roftchester. handing a card to the visiting autoists. welcoming them to the city of Portchester and request ing that they observe the speed laws while passing through.
 Chief Donovan says: "The plan has hada fair trial and has been produc- tive of results far beyond our expec- taticnA There has not been one vio- lation Of the speed rules since the cards were distributed. It Is pleasing to note the Harmonious feeling which nov exists between the chauffeur and the policemen In Portehester."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Eastern League. |.

At Buffalo-First game. Buffalo 10, Baltimore q; second game, Buff falo 2, Baltimore II.
 At Toronto-First game, Toron- to 1, Providence 4 second game, Toronto 2, Providence (10 inn ings.) .'@>.s
 At Rochester-First game-New- ark 4, Rochester 1; second game, Rochester 2, Newark 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
To Welcome oIympians Aug. 1e

New, York, July, 30.-In all probabil- ity the reception to the American team will be held on or near Aug. 19. James E. Sullivan. president of the A. A. U., suggested the date in cablegram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
American Association.

At Indianapolis-Kansas City 3, Indianapolis 2.
 At Columbus-CoIumbus 8, St Paul 3.
 At Louisville-Louisville 2, Mill waukee O. At Toledo-First game. Toledo 2, Minneapolis 4; second game, Toledo 2, Minneapolis O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Cotton States League.

At Monroe-First game, Monroe
 1, Jackson 0; second game, Jack son 4, Monroe 1.
 ? At Columbus-Columbus 8, Meri- dian o, ...-,t h' At Gnlfport-vicksburg 4, Gulf port-Biloxi o. =.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Southern League.

At Birmingham-Memphis g, Birmingham 1.
 At Atlsnta-Atlanta 8, Mobile 2. At Nashville-Nashville 2, New Orleans 0.
 At AtMontgomery-Montgomery 2, Little Rock 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
McPartlln. p ... ? 0 70 4 Q
Totals .......S0 l 4*23 12 Cassidy out for interference.

UtdIo INV n AV1 I-
 Cassidy out for interference. Bridgeport ......034 40001 *-s Waterbury .... 70 100000 010-1
 Hits. of Carmody in innings; of McPartlin II in ' innings; two base hits. Phelan, Ladd; three-base hits, Phelan, Miller; sacrifice hits, Hit, Miller, Waller, Cote, Lauder; stolen bases, Rogers, Swander, Shin eel; left on bases, Bridgeport 8, Wa terbury 12; bases on balls, off Waller s, off Carmody 1 first base on errors, Bridgeport 1, Waterbury 2; hit by pitched ball, Cassidy; struck out, by Waller 5, by McPartlin 2, by Car mody 2; time, ? hours; umpire, Ror- ty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
New England League.

At Brockton-Lynn 6, Brockton '3.
 At Lowell-New Bedford z. Low ell B. At Worcester-Fall River 8, Worcester 2.
 At Lawrence-Lawrence 4, Haver- hill 1. .a---,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
AMATEUR BALL.

The Blue Clippers defeated the Pony Juniors by the score of Is to {, Tuesday. The score:
 R.H.E. B. Clippers 45fI10O4O-1sI42 2 Pony Jrs O1O12OOOO- 4s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At St. Louis-St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 4 Batteries-Waddell and Spencer; Vick- CTS Dygert and Schreck.
 At Cleveland-Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3 Q1 innings). Batteries-Cicotte and Car rigan; Joss and Bemis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
New York State League.

At Albany-Utica 5. Albany 4. At Scranton-Scranton 3, Bing. hamton 0.
 At Troy-Troy 6, Elmira 3. At Wilkes-Barre-Wilkes-Barre S, Syracuse 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Western League.

At 0maha-omaha 6, Denver 0. At Lincoln-Sioux City 10, Lin coin 0.
 At Des Moines-Des Moines g, Pueblo 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
South Atlantic League.

At Charleston-Jackson 1, Charleston 0. -ss-e-s~e-.--
 At Augusta-Columbia 6, Angus ta 0. ..,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
Tri-State League.

At williamsport-williamsp 13, Lancaster 2.
 At johnstown-Johnstovn 1. Trenton 1.
 Al Harrisburg-Reading S, Har- risburg |.
 Al Altoona-Aitoona 2, Whining ton 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
Vaudeville ano Pictures

In spite OF the rain storm. lai
sized crowds gathrYrd at tn bcll
tn, alter to Sc" the shows last night.
The show was up to tn" standard 1or
the week. and in addition TO tn" acts
OF The College Boy and the Mario"
Fellow" and "Thr Gre"l Whit" Yogi.
Mr. Harry Fuller sa, g "l-ittic one
Goodbye" as an illustrate 500. me
song made a very favorable impress
sion and Mr.. Fuller answered an en-
core
The feature pictlr" las night wa"
"A motor-boat race finn. one OF the
best things OF the kind ever provided
for a moving picture show. This film
will be repeated tonight.
TONIGHT tn" same Iaud"Nillc acts
will be presented ana Mr.. Fuller VIII
sing Il Long TO See You Once Again
as Il SOLO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
ElkS PLANNING FOR
ANNUAL XMAS TREE
According to Custom the Lodge viii
Distribute Baskets Among
Poor Families.

Newport News Lodge No. 3it. d. p
q EIkS. is making arrangements FOR
IFS annual Christmas tree and ont. /
tainment which will be held al the
lodge home on Thirty second y'rC"'
some night between Christmas Day
and New Years DAY. Following til"
usual custom. the lodge will distrl-
butte baskets of food 10 needy fami
lies in all sections cf the city
The commI,Ic" on arrangements.
which is composed o! captain i. f..
Williams. r T. Pennington. M"lCOIm
\"xs"n. 1r. and ! " HunniHS. an
nCunccs that all persons in need Will
leave their names with he manage
OF IN" Els home or 'hc m"m!"rs oi
the committee as soon as poSsibl"-
Each case will y" investigated. and
if tho persons arc worthy tho Christ
mas baskets will b" delivered {"
them.
The Chris mas tree and enter ain
mont will bC given for the poor chi
drcn Of tn" cit, 4 larg" tree will
no Installed in tn" main hail of the
home AMI presents viii hc diSirih1t-
cd. An entertainments will follow tn"
tree
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
WALL STREET HATRED.
President Roosevelt Believes Finan-
ciers Want Him Slaughtered.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia "ashlhS-
ION dispatch to the Sun says:
"When | go 70 Africa. Wall street
expects every hen to do his duty.
said President Roosevelt to d"l"ga'
ton of Grorgians who called on him
a, the White House. On" of the
Gcorgians was HOke Smith. governor
of that state. and among thos" VINO
accompanied him were Mayor Robert
IF. Maddox, Of Atlanta. and Walter
G. Cooper, secretary of the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce.
There were other people in the
room al the time. and the President
smoke in il Voice loud enough for
everybody to hear. Some of me
others were Rear Admiral Robl"y ID.
Evans. Editor albert Shaw, OF IN"
Review of Reviews. and Editor r. II.
Butler. of the Buffalo News.
The Presidents remark was MAD"
during a conversation with the Gtor'
gians. in which he referred with EN-
phasis to his policy Of regulating cor
porations
| "Wall street" he said hates m"
with fervcnt sincerity. not becaus" oil
any general Remuneration Of railroads
but because | have done things
| lie said also that /, was fatous fol
Inv, and would never accomplish any
thing to urge. as some people urged
that great Interstate corporations D.
lcurbed on the one hand. while deny
ling to national government the power
to do il on the other. Following ou'
the lines laid down in the annua
message which he sent TO Congress
Tuesday. he said he pleaded NOT t"'
a Capitalization OF government. bu
for a reorganization Of the power al
ircadv vested in the national govern
ment.
Continuing. ne said that If Congress
would give the President the pow''
Ito secure through supervision of th'
financial affairs of railroads. so as Il
Regulate the issuance OF stock. to pre-
went stock watering and 10 insure pun
llicity Of all their affairs. with a aus
regard to legitimate trade secrets. l
would "scttic this whole corporation
lOueStiOn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
MINISTER RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Dec. 10
more than Crdinar, interest were tao
Exchanges Yesterday between PrrSi
den: Roosevelt and senior Aras"m"na
when the latter presented his cr"d'n
,iaIs as minister from Panama.
The presentation Of the minister
which was made BY Acting Sccr"tar!
bacon. took place at ;he White Hous"
Senior Aroscmrra declared that th'
pcopic q his country would prove
WORTHY OF the boon conferred by IN"
American government In guaTaniecin;
It's jndependcnCe hy maintaining p'ac'
at homo under the rule Of the law
and friendly relations VIII N" "'h"'
nations nv shaping its course accord
ing TO the treaties, and principles q
International Law. by honesty and jus
ticc.
In his reply prcsii"n' R"os"Y"i'
,ols Mr. ArosemeHa that n" listened
with qualification to ;hc NJ nistCr's az
scrtion OF his government inicn-
lions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
500 Reward, 500.

Tho r~.dr.~ e fhis p,i-~r VIZ he picss~d {"
learn that there e 81 los ono dreaded His' a."
,hsi srIer~s hss h~en shir 60 rEre N si ~
stage and that " CssTrh. HslFs tafarrh Car"
IL . ~p.y rGsttiNr Gre noe kn"sn 10 -"
r~,firsi frsi~rnHy Csisrrh b~trg couSiifu
fT.,pal dI~~ssr fegUireS . co.'s ti'utt"rsI teai
mont Heirs Csfarra cure 10 tsker INTENSITY
s~ttnc fi--sfiy urs~r is~ rlo.d snh ruT~ous 'ur
fsrrS " the svs'en ihsr~hy destroying the
fourdsftna q the S'srs.- ard giving TIE "a
tisnt strrrrth ~ SuiiiinE 10 Tie ~rHsiiut'"n
end ssS's'ing raiuvc n dctrg 10 work. The
t.rop-lsto-s \ 80 - ruucn feith IN ffs rrIra'N .
Ywe-s tha. th.y OFF, one uppd-sf N"iis-s fo'
arv Geo 'hsi 70 fails ~ cu-c scnd Tor h'I 81
is<iIuoriss
Add,r,. ~ MY a. Toledo. q
add by ell rrTv'-'s, ~.
Tske Hairs Family TiIis for .orsIpst on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
FIRE IN NEGRO SCHOOL.
Little Damage Done. But Pupils Gel
Fright.

LAWRENCENILl,E. VA. Dec. IL
Fire was discovered yesterday morn
ing on the second floor of Webster
Hill one of the girls dormitories o:
tn, St Paul Normal and Industrial
school An alarm was turned IN al
once and the schools fire brigadr res
pondcd promptly.
In the meantime the fire had gain
ed Roadway, but stream was soon
pIayins on it. This. with the cthcieh'
work OF the bucket brigade. soon hao
the fire under control. Rut Tor 'h'
quick response and efficient work "'
the brigade the building would have
been DESTROYED. and perhaps some IA
Utilities added.
The hundred or more girls escaped
with the exception Of four or five "h'
iumped out Of windows instead I"
using the IRE escapes. and who "uf
ferrd bruises. but were otherwise Nh
injured
The loss will approximate" $50" u
81 aon No serious interruption vii
be caused 10 the work OF the ins''
tuition
The school Is conducted for the "du
cation of coiored boys and girls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
A. the Nreamland.

kalma I'VE Colonial Wharf. and
Lamont ana Milhan. will finish their
engagement at the Dr"amiand Thfa-
tr" this evening and tonight.
These two teams have attracted
large crowds to the tn ater. the ACT
of kama with his floating ball myS-
tsrv proving especially pleasing. III
addition to the moating ball mystery.
he performS some very clever tricks
in the slight-Of-hand work.
Lamont and Milhan furnish som"
good music on their different musiCa'
Instruments. and are said to be one OF
the best vaudeville musical teams
that Dreamland has offered.
The moving pictur" program for to-
da: will be THE Deadly Plant. Thr
AcrobatiC Maid" and other subjects.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
Matters Personal

Miss Willie Walker has returned &c
her home a, Oyster Point af'cr WISH
to relatives in this city. Sh" was ac'
compani"d home b! h"r sister. MIS-:
F B. l.onean. VINO will spend s"'rra!
days with her parents.
Miss Louise King ltii yesterday Tor
Wcsi Chester. Pa. to spend the
Christmas HOLIDAYS with relatives.
Mr. +. VI. Harris is visiting his Sis
ter at Hardware, Va.
Mr.. r. p. Duncan returned yrstel-
dav from hunting trip on the Eas,
tern Shore.
Mr.. J ". Hudgins, who has been
confined TO his home on account OF
illness. is somewhat improved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
Report Prepared For Presentation
10 Mass Meeting
Tomorrow.
EVERYBODY INVITED TO JOIN
Need Of Such An Association Gener'
s.,v Recognized by Ministers and
Others Present-Saiiors' Rest Pro-
posed As Observation-Disclosures
Is Strictly Non-Sectarian.

Preliminary steps toward the or
ganization of new local th''eu
Charities Association were taken last
night. when representatives OF the
Merchants Association tn" city gov
eminent and various organizations
met al the y. NJ { A for the pur-
pose of drafting a report 10 be sub
mitted at mass meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
The urgent need OF such an orsan'-
zation was agreed upon. and those
present entered into the work heart
ly. Practical demonstration OF IN"
necessity for the association was Civ
en- during the meeting Mayor Jone
appeared at the building accompanied
by a man who had had nothing To
eat all day, and Secretary Duncan
Of tho Y. NJ c. A., was called from
the meeting twice to attend to the
a cases OF people asking assistance
There were ten such calls at the as
sociation yesterday.
Mr., Duncan presided as chairman
Of the meeting, and the discussion
was participated in BY Mayor Jones
City Sergeant f. w. Milstead. Rev. r..
T. Wexford Rev. J T. RiLdick, Rev
W. c. Sale. Rev. S. l.. Naff, Rev. Muir
dock w. Butler. Mr.. John Golden. Mr.
Robert Brydon and others
Headquarters at Sailors Rest.
It was decided TO recommend thai
an association be formed at once, ant
that headquarters be established al
the Sailors Rest. with Mr.. Golden
superintendent of the Rest. as super
intendent 1t was further recon-
mended that membership in the bod,
be held by Individuals and that th'
members be provided with blanks. tt
be given to any persons asking fol
charity for presentation to headquat
tiers. BY this means Il IS proposed
to keep the members from being i'm
posed upon By unworthy teggars. Mr.
Wexford and others pointed out tina
organized effort. with charity dis
pensed through superintendent
would prevent the feast today anC
starve tomorrow" sitrat'on that oni,
two frequently confr0ntS worthy IN
d.gents who are being assisted by va
rious people acting independently.
Committee On Organization.
Rev. f. T. Wexford. Rev. W. w
Butler. City Sergeant Milstead. Rev
Liovd T. Wilson. D. D.. and Mr.. Johi
Golden wer" appointed a committee
70 draft a constitution and bylaws
and nominate officers to be submittet
at the meeting tomorrow afternoon
1t was decided t. follow the genera
plan adopted by The Richmond branch
of the Associated Charities in form
ing the organization.
Everyone Interested in charity worl
is invited to attend the mass meeting
which will !c held in the y. NJ, G. \
hall tomCrrCw afternoon at 2:3'
O'Clock a large number of churches
and oreanization: have been especial
" invited to have representative
present. but all individuals desiring e
Join in the movement are expected 4
attend lhe movement is strict!
nOn-sectarian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12

assistant TO the superintendent OF the
Southwestern State hospital, has been
made superintendent, in plar" OF DR..
A. S. Priddy, who resigned some time
age Oh account Of continued III
health DIR. King is about 40 years
old. has family and is highly re-
garded by the memb"rs Of the board
He was the unanimous choice of tn"
board. Ne served under Or. kobert
J. Preston FIR number OF wears.
and also served under DR. PTiddF. he
has entered on the discharge OF hi"
duties.