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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
Airship Builders.
Present Craze Has Many In
terestins Phases Baldwin,
Won Zeppelin, the Wright
Brothers ond Farman. "
"HE airship craze has now reach
NJ ed that interesting aud tan
TALKING period where half

"HE airship craze has now reach
n ed that interesting aud tan
M tallzing period where half
dozen inventors and syndicates
are on the verge of demonstrating that
aerial craft can be safely and reliably
used for commercial purposes. but
which inventor win be the fortunate
one to hit on the solution to the prob
lens now existing no one can tell
Some are certain thN Count Won Yep
pelin, the German expert, will be the
lucky man to be hailed by posterity
as the man who actually gave mankind
the mastery of the air. Others remem-
ber the work of Santos Dumont He.
however, has ceased practically all his
operations of late.
Captain Thomas s. Baldwin has his
supporters, too, and many of them.
owing TO the work Of his dirlgiblc war
balloon and other models The Wright
brothers Of Toledo. Herring of New
York and various French experiment
ers expand the list of men who may
at any moment win undying glory by
luhllE lHt bllEllll tllAlANlg bhl VI Nli'
experimental processes and establish
ing It MS a,matured product.
Probably the greatest evidence of
the wide public interest in airships
was provided when Count Won Yep.
peliu's magnificent craft, the No. 4,
was destroyed in Germany near Lake
Constance. When the news was flash.
ed throughout Germany that the Won
Zeppelin machine had been demolished
and partly burned during thunder.
storm n score Of city governments i'm
medately proceeded to appropriate
money for the count. The Emperor
William himself had the imperial gov.
ernment send the count S125,000 i'm
medately aud a public subscription
list was started for the purpose OF
raising an additional S5O0.Oo0 At this
writing most of this S5O0,0O0 has beer
pledged and large percentage paid in
There are two general types of air
ships--those which are buoyant by con
structlon and those which are kcpl
above ground only through the use oi
power The first class necessarily I'm
cludes balloons whose use makes the
specific gravity of the whole airshiT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
ToLsToY AT EIGHTY.
Attributes Preservation Of His Powers
to the Simple Life.

Count Leo Tolstoys natal month is
August, and the great Russian reform
advocate and literary genius, in spite
of his eighty years, believes firmly that
he has many years Of activity still be-
fore him.
Count Tolstoy attributes his long life
and the preservation of his powers to
the fact that he persists in living "the
simple llfe"-that Is, his diet and hab.
it's conform to the simple life precepts,
but his writings and remarks, accord
ing to the most exalted Russian car,
are just the reverse. Tolstoy has been
so near to transportation TO Siberia be-
cause of his champlonlng the cause OF
the oppressed lower classes in Russia
that It may be considered wonder
that he has lived to an advanced age.
1t is the general belief In Russia and
elsewhere that Tolstoy has escaped ex-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20

gay winter life in Washington. where
she could have shone brilliantly bad
she chosen TO do so for years, as Mr.
sherman has long been prominently
identlhed with the important legislative
matters in congress, and both are well
coined at the most exclusive homes and
establishments OF the capital.
Mrs sherman was Miss Carrie Bah.
cock of Utica. She is greatly wrapped
up in the careers of her three sons
Richard, Thomas and Sheriff.
All three of the sons are In business.
and Mrs. Sherman has often been COM
plimented on her success In raising
three boys" now men, who show
promise Of becoming equally as prom
lnent as their father some day. The
only girl in the sherman family Is the
little daughter Of Sheriff. Sherman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20

less than that OF air, by reason OF
which n balloon airship floats In the
air as boat floats on water. The
other type, to which the Farman ma
chine belongs, is dependent for its
buoyancy wholly on mechanical means
and not on specific gravity. The
Wright machines, which were devel.
oped I'm Ohio and offered for sale to
France, belong to the second class in
that their buoyancy depends on me-
chanical means.
The Baldwin dlrigiblc IS now belicv-
ed to have found more favor with the
American government than any other
craft. The recent trial of the fller at
Fort Myer, Va, under the supervision
of government officials, was pronOunc-
ed n success The craft flew three
miles under perfect control and came
back TO its starting point after per-
forming intricate maneuvers. Lieuten-
ant Frank B Lahm, n daring aero
naut and experimenter Is given credit
for the present activity Of the United
States government in balloon develop
ment The war department now con-
templates spending millions OF dollars
on the advancement OF war balloons.
experiment stations and observation
plants.
The United States signal service now
has a balloon squad made up of aerial
experts, and the squad is rapidly In
creasing In size.
Great Brltain's development OF the
nrship for purposes of war is belng
followed with the keenest interest by
military observers Of all the nations
of the world The British govern
ment Is apparently as open and above,
board In conducting Its experiments as
we are in this country. The British
army has an airshlp that recently GOV.
cred seven miles In the London sub
urbs. The craft can carry three men
and Is equipped with two seventy
horsepol' er quadruple engines.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
aLEANINes AND GOSSIP.

The total revenue of the United
States government in 1907 from
spirituous and malt liquors and from
tobacco was s247, ,45S,911, or S2.SS per
capita, equal to s14.40 tax on every
family. Grocer.
At Gaylord, Mich, the other day,
they cut down an elm that was
eight feet through at the base. It
scaled more than 10000 feet. An
other one. although rotten at the
base, was cut off 1S feet from the
ground and contained 5000 feet. A
third tree in that section is q feet
In circumference.
Reports received from the Black
sea coast and the Caucasus affirm
that endeavors to cultivate and ma
turalize there the India rubber tree
known as "dichopsis gutta" are
proving eminently successful Con-
sdering how very restricted Is the
geographical distribution Of gutta-
pcIcha trees, great importance Is at
tached to this discovery.
A tiny maltese cat has completed
trip from Holland, Mich, a dis
tance of $500 miles. to San Fran
cisco, in a drawer of a bureau wrap
ped in sacking and shipped by slow
freight. When freight hands open
ed the bureau the cat jumped out,
says the Chronicle, and although
lean and thin from its long trip,
without food or water, was appar-
emily as good as ever and displayed
a keen appetite.
The Missouri Pacific is leasing its
right-of-way to farmers along the
track near Mankato at 20 cents an
acre. to be farmed to within six feet
Of the ends Of the ties. No crop ex-
cept hay crop Of some sort is to
be allowed on the right-of-way. The
| rate of 20 cents an acre indicates
| that the Goulds are not trying to
increase their income, but have adop-
ted this plan to keep the right-of-
way clean of weeds.-Kansas City
Journal.
Not long ago there entered the Of
| flee of the superintendent of troll
ley line in Detroit an angry citizen
demanding Justice" in no uncertain
terms. In response TO the officials
gentle inquiry touching the cause OF
the demand, the angry citizen ex-
| planned that on the day previous as
his wife was boarding one Of the
company's cars the conductor there.
| of had stenped on his spouse's dreSS
tearing from it more than yard OF
material. Il can't see that we are tC
blame for that" protested the su-
perintendent. What do you expect
us to do, get her a new dress?" mo
sir. do not" rejoined the angry
citizen, brandishing piece Of cloth
What | propose is that you people
shall match this material.
A London guide was showing al
American tourist the famous tomb
of ST. Paul's. This, sir" said he
"is the tomb of the greatest nava
'ero the world ever seen--Lord Mel
son. This marble sarcophagui
weighs AZ tons Hinside that is
steel receptacle that weighs 12 tons
an hinside that is a lead caske
weighing two tons. Hinside that II
the mahogany coffin that 'olds tn,
hashes of the great 'ero." well >
said the tourist, after a moments
deep thought, II guess you've go
him. II he ever gets out Of that
telegraph me at my expense"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
COUNT ToLsToY-THE COUNT IN PEASANTS
GARD.

treme punishment at the hands of the
czar of late years only because of the
honor accorded him throughout the civ
ilized world. Tostoy was born in Au-
gust, 1928. in Yashaya Polana, where
he now lives. Educated in Kazan uni
verslty, he served in the Crimean war
with distinction. He organized the
peasant schools Of Russia on new and
original basis, making them practical
and effective. His writings and lee
lures have been translated into all
prominent languages.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
MRS. JAMES S. SHERMAN.
Wife Of Vice Presidential Nominee Has
Domestic Tastes.

Mrs. James S. Sherman. wife of the
Republican candidate for vice presi-
dent, Is woman OF the typiCally do
mestlcated type. She has no aspira-
tions to shine in society or in public
life, is a lover of her home and her
family and is content to let the glory
Of the world be the exclusive property
of those that seek and desire it.
In her comfortable home in Utica, n.
Y, she feels more satisfied than in the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
HOBOES AS HEROES,
The Tramp Has Many Chances
to Become a Don ouixote.
IT SELDOM PAYS, HOWEVER.
Some Experiences Of the Dilapidated
Gentleman Prove That There Is Lie
tie Profit In Being a Hero--Why He
Gave II Up.

Copyright. 1908. by L. c. Mccure.1
80 far as my experience goes" said
the dilapidated gentleman as he as
sumed a careless pose on park bench,
"there is very little cash money in be-
ing hero, but the men who sigh for
the title can't win It quicker than to go
on the tramp for couple of months.
When first started in the profession
/ used to be bit puffed up over max
ing hero Of myself, but the thing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
Wisdom of Mother.

"My husband" said the fair bride,
"says am his right hand"
81 hope" rejolned her mother, that
he isn't like that man who never let's
his right hand know what his left
hand does"- Minneapolis Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
aiuinn Him a Hlnt.

Mr.. Bit is hard to tell womans
age by her looks.
Mrs. b.. should hope so. why, this
old hat OF mine makes me look like
sixty = Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20

William Cake. OF Trenton. ~ j.,
is shedding his skin for the 2sth
time in SO years. He has been af-
fiicted with peculiar disease for
many years. and physicians can do
nothing TO ease his suffering, Once
he shed his skin three times in IA
weeks,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-20
The Whittier.

always be ambitious, my boy" said
the great philosopher. You may fud
a niche In the hall Of fame"
"Surew replied the youngster with
the big barlow knife. And II | don't
find one I'll cut one. Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
sla|IIIe GAINS.
II Dlslilht d Speculative;
FiIs'iss Is Fsa
uleellll lWtl|I1 u PAGES
sock Trading undsrsees ose'dsd
Shrlnkags from Recent Rate Of Ae-
tivIty-Movsments Are "spetty"
and Unevsn-Profssssen Puzzled.
tDy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Trans'c.
tions In stocks underwent decid q
shrinkaee from the recent rate OF &C.
tiyity toby.
/, Accompanying this shrinkage IN
business was q wsvering and uncer-
tain movement in prices. The ten
deucy was ut all tfmes hesitating ana
the market movements were exceed
inEly "spotty" ard uneven. The pro-
fessional operators found themselves
much puzEl,d to read the significance
Of these mixed indications. ard con-
slant shifting Of operations by the
room traders reflected this mood. The
speculative element were disposed to
work for a r, sct'on in the morning.
when II seemed that large additional
sales to realize had been attracted
by yesterdays signs OF weakness.
Later this elem mt worked f3r re-
covery when the realizing seemed to
be completed. The rise Of U7ited
States Steel today to IS 81. eciipsipg
by more than q point any price ever
before touched In the history Of the
corporation. was a remarkable demon
etration. Outside Of Northern Pacific
the show Of strength today was
largely confined to stocks Of the low
e grade and smaller prices. the
prominence Of which is accounted o
sign usually Of the passing Of spec
ulative movement into Its declining
stages.
The sale Of $50 0O0, 900 cf a new is,
sue Of Illinois Central bonds and the
immediate closing Of applications tor
the issue bv the purchasing bankers
was regarded AZ Q proof Of the
healthy investment cemsnd ard Of
the good promise Of provision cf IA
silities Cor the railroads In ent'rins
on rev work.
The days net CHANGES show some
striking gains. but the restraint Of
the movement Of such prime specu'
lative favorites as Union Poetic
Southern Pacific. St. Paul. Read'ng
Amalgsmated Copper and Sme'ting
made itself felt In the tone Of the
whole market.
Bonds irregular. Total sails par
value s4.s1s.o0o. U. 8. bonds were IN
changed on call.
Total sales today. 1.sss.soO shares
including: Copper. l5.100: Sneafing
3s.I00; Sugar. 1900: Tobacco. 500;
: A. C. l., 1900: st. Paul, $4,000: C.
q O., 10.hcO: L. 4 N. $500: Northern
Pacific. $4,000: Pennsylvania. A6.3nO;
Reading. 1880: Southern Pacific, 81.
200; Southern Railway. 10000: South
ern Railway pfd. 1900: Tennesse'
Copper, 4S4O0; Union Pacific. 142.
100: U. 8. Steel, s5s.l00: Sloss Shef
field. 1900: v. c. c.. 1900: v. c. c.
pfd. 100.
Amalgamated Copper 80. .... S6h
American Car Z Foundry 80. @Sh
American Car L Foundry, pfd 1oeS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF ANDREW
JONES' OYSTER LAND, PERSON.
Al PROPERTY AND BANK

STOCK.
Az Executor Of the Estate Of An
drew J. Jones. will sell at public
auction at J. F. Bonnewelrs store. on
the river, just above the shipyard. 10
the highest bidder, Saturday. Novem-
b 21st, at three O'Clock P. NJ. Inc
following property:
Household furniture. consisting OF
two beds. springs and bedding, one
wash stand, one bureau. two small
tables. one stove. one gun. TWO
watches, one pair field glasses; also
seven and one-half Th) acrss OF
oyster ground. with the oysters there
on, located in James River on MI
ford's Landing. with the watch house
thereon, being the oyster land pur-
chased by Andrew Jones from COX
and Banks.
On the same day at Noon, I VIII
sell at public auction in front OF sne
stlsby building in the City OF New
port News, two shares OF the stock OF
the Citizens & Marine Bank OF sa'o
City.
Terms: Cash.
J. PEACHY JONES.
11-11-1Ot. Eecu'o''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A tiresome speech Is apt to be q
cheerless affair.
Time isn't money. yet people are Al
ways spending 1t.
When widows rush In It's time for
young girls to look oat.
Every spinster insis,s thai: she Is
one because she wants 70 b..
A woman can flrs line OF talk
str1 ighter than she can hurl some.
When misfortune n7ert axes hust'
le- II knows !, has been in race.
One seldom scores a hit with. his
neighbory when he shoots on bis
mouth.
QWckv made friendship are apt to
fade the first time they 70 to the
wash
Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

heretofore Sold. A plat of this sal1
tract if filed in said cause. entitled
"A plat OF Bates. the property or
Schmelz & Willis. and is marked
Exhibit No. with Commissioner
report No. g.
(d) a three-tenths interest In that
certain tract OF lana lying between
the right of way OF the electric com
pany above mentioned ard Hampton
Roads. containing about 20 acres
more or less, bound d on the west pS
the road leading from the right ol
way Of said electric company 70 the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Hewins. on
the south and east by Indian Greek
and on the north by the right Of way
of said electric company.
(e) A three-tenths interest In the
following lots Of land: Lots 70 ~
inclusive in block 2, lots IA, Is, i6, ".
20 in block 3. lots IA. is, and IL IN
block 4, lots 5, 6 and Z in block !.
lots 2 and 3 in flock 8, lots and w
in block 9, lots 4. s, IL, - in block IL,
lots 3 and 4 in block 10. lots to II
inclusive in block 10, lots 3 to IA IN
elusive In block 20. lot IS In DOCK a.
lots 1 to 8 inclusive in block =, en-
tire block %, all of the block shown
as opposite block 10 on Bay Avenut.
and all of the block shown as op-
pos,te block Is on Bay Avenue, and
also all Of tho right, title. interest.
equity and estate Of which the SAID
N B. Crowell died seized and possess
ed In and to lots II TO Is inclusive N
block IS. lots p, %, 25. &c and - III
block 2. lot 9 in block L. and los
8 and IL in block 4, which were con
tracted for by various parties and
small cash payment made upon the
same, but, according to the report OF
the commissioner in chancery. were
afterwards given mp and abandoned
by the respective purchasers, all or
which said lots and blocks appear on
a certain plat flied in said cause. marx
ed Exhibit No. with commissioners
report No. g..
TERMS Of sale 1-3 cash and the
balance in six and twelve monlhs'
with 6 Der cent interest from date
O, sale. tine purchasers bouds to be
taken for the deferred payment ana
the title to 5e retained until fuDy
raid for: or, for all cash At the or
ton of the purchaser. or purchasers
The purchaser. or purchasers. OF .ie
said es, ate will be required to pay the
taxes thereon for the year 1903. and no
deduction will be made from the pur-
chase price offered for the said year
1908 taxes.
Further information with regard 10
said property can bc obtained from
the special commissioner
c. AYEETT ASHBf,
Special Commissioned.
hereby certify that the bond re-
au;red Of said c. Aylctt Ashby. SPEC
iaI Commissioned. by the said chan
cery decree in the cause Of Old POM
Improvement. Company VS. NJ. y
CrexeIr. Executor. e. al. has been
duly given. app: owed and filed.
Dated mis- eud. day Of Nov. 1908.
n G. SMITH. Clerk.
By r. F.. MARABLE. Deputy Clerk.
1l-S-td.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Now York Money Market.
inv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Money on
call easy, l a 2 per cent: ruling rate
IL; closing bid IN; offered at IN.
Time loans dull and slightly easier;
sixty days 3h: 80 days ~ six
months S%, a 4 per cent. Close:
Prime mercantile paper 4 to ~ per
cent. Sterling exchange frmer Win
actual business in bankers bills at
1885 a 4S3.75 for so day bills and al
1850 for demand. Commercial
bills 4S3h q 1881. Bar silver So
Mexican dollars Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
aALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
TATE LOCATED IN EuZAeE'
CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Corpor-
alton Court OF Newport News, VIZ
sinia entered November I'd. 19OS, IN
rhe chancery cause Of Old Point COM
fort Improvement Company vs.. M. D.
Croweirs Executor ct al, me unoe
signed (who was named as a specia,
commissioner for that purpose) VIII
offer for sale as q whole. at puolc
auction to the highest bidder, IN
front OF thse Court House door IN
Hampton, Virginia, at 1:30 o'clock p.
m on Saturday, November 14th, lSoe,
ali of the right, title. interest, equity
ana estate Of which N. B; CroVeh
died seized and possessed In ana u
the unsold portion Of that certain
troct of land originally contain.
ing about $50 acres, situated
In Elizabeth City County, va,
between Newport News anu
Hampton. and lying along the main
comfy road between the last men
toned cities. the interest OF said
CroweIl estate being as follows:
IA, A threc-tenths interest in lots
or tracts numbered I to inclusive anu
lot or trac, number IL (befng ~ iots
ar tracts). each of which Is supposed
n he one acre. as shown upon a certain
Mat entitled "Pla, OF Middlcboro. part
of Bates tract" which plat Is niea !"
the papers Of said cause. and Il maIE
"a As exhibit No. with Commiss'on'
er.s report No. s. These lots are par
oS the tract known rs Midd!eboro 10
,.ated on the north side q SAID coun'
~ road:
III, A threc-tenth interest In all o.
me lots. pieces OF parcels Of Jana
.hovn upou . certain plat thereof. nj
a in said cause. returned with said
commissioners report. and maFkeo
Exhibit No. 5 with Commissioner
report No. g." except lots IL. IL. ~
ara q (Which four lots have been
Void and all Of which lots make mp
the tract Of land known as PART OF
Niddlsboro." which lies between tne
aid country road. the right OF way
os the Nc~por, News and Old Point
RAILWAY and Electric Company. ana
opposite the said tract mentioned in
oarsersph "a. known - Middlcooro :.
(eS A ,hree.enfhs interest IN thar
certain frac, witch fronts about 1907
fec, on the said main county road. "a.
Sotus ne sid tract sooTe csiies
"uidd,eboro-' % the eastwsrd ans
runs hack towards the CHESAPEAKE q
Ohio RaiIsay Company 70 . swamp.
containing ss.ii seres moro OF -
(beiue the remainder Of that VII
acre tnci more OF less AZ
Ter seuias apart the one sers
IA IN the soushceyt corner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
SEALED eRoeooAIA

OFFICE PURCHASING CONAiS
sary. Z. S. Army, Newport New.
Va. November J. lDeS.-Seaied ffo
posais in duplicate for Furnishing ana
delivering subsistence s'ores n teis
city during the month Of Dece0oer.
1908. IN accordance With the specsucs'
tons Of the CoumisssSy General
wssAinston. March -. 1913. yin %
received n this oDce Until eseseu
O'Clock A. ", Friday Ncyemoef ~.
iSee. snd thea opened. lnfoeose0"
furnished on applicsftoa. 1nvescves
containing bids s.0uld Be UaFses
"Pro9ossls for subsistence Soses
opened November II, 1905 snd al
dressed 20 CAPTAIN J. ~ KHAN
ccmmissary L, 9. Army. o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Sane Men In eroadmoor.

In his charge to the grand jury at
the Camts Assizes yesterday. Mr.. Jus
tice Grantham said that, owing to the
evidence Of doctors. persons who com
mitted cold -blcoded murders often es-
capped the penalty Of the law. and. al
though perfectly sane. were sent to
Broadmoor He advocated two trials.
one for proving the facts. and anoth'
er for proving a mans state Of mind.
London Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Notice

TO the Taa Psyers % the City o.
Hc~por, News. stste Tsxes and CITY
L.vies for sse year 1893 are hue and
paysS,e. 4 pess;ty q Five per cens.
VII, 10 aSAed - ell saxes and 'eS'eS
not psid before December ist. Pol
,ar.. shou,d be paid IN person.
IN CURTIS. CITY Trsss.
0cs. Il. 100, CITY Hen Hail. Se~-
post News, Va 70. ..-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

The work.huuser whose a. .
there" when the right sort Of en-.
ploye: looks for It 10 apt to get tns
reputation Of being always lucky"
Lodeers Who pay like csock worx
are answering the furnished rooo
sds these days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
OVt Ne ID Net.

II havin' Dc bes' q every Argument
amounted to n much a. some men
think II do" said Uncle ESen. de base
ball umpire oush: to be Dc happies'
man on earth"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

VSgs~S
Newport News, Va. Oct 1sth, 1903.
The annual meeting q TIE
stockho3ders Of The on D.
minioa Land Company. for the eiee-
ti0a % President and Q Board q
Directors. consisting Of said nresi-
Gent and I've other persons. sAd for
tho TRANSACTION Of such other business
a. may properly come before NJ
meeting. wiil Be- held st the oncs q
the Company. Hotel warwick Bulld-
Ing. Newport News, Va. o. Tuesday.
November l7A. 1903. st II O'Clock
CALVIN 3. CIRCUIT.
Presslsu,.
shsriss Bsbeaass. escsvaa1.
1eONd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

Il sat away up In 'front.'" Mrs. lap
sling vas saying. END yet ! couldn't
hear half the actors said. I tel you
there's something wrong with the
asnostic properties OF that theater."