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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Gercinigtc Sdngrr bpn Baltimore.

StrrlHlDle SuHUer upH Sallulurt.
Sauptqllorticr: n@crmania MGn.
lterdor = SaIle;" BrGiioent Scrrp
SDomas; correiponoircnoer unb pro.
tofoaircnoer SefretGr pro tenn. O.
Simnlclbeber, Nr. 315, Noro.Gben.
StraBe, Sinan5icfretir Is. Sinmel.
beber, Rr. 315, Horo.goen.S trabe;
S6atmciiter S. Widlid, Nr. 7t3,
8arner.S trobe; Sirigent 81. Sem.
berger. Seriammlung ieoen aweiten
Sreitag i'm Wonat.
y@ermania.N uartett. Club"
Sal,ptquarticr: @ogncr's SaGle,
itunNc: Gienitags. Tiriacnt s.,
8aroluS.
r@ermania.W Gnncr6or."
Sallptqnartier: @ermnnia . Wd,i.
ner6or-Sone Hr. 410 biz 412, @eIt.
2omboro.S trobe. Sinaitunoe: Con.
neritngS - 9irigent: Sbcooor Senl.
berger.
mSrobiinn."
Snl,ptquurtier: Grobiiuu . SaIIe,
Hr. 1000, Sreberif . gpenue. cling.
Ger. 116, IotosTdra!S traBe, Sina.
itunbc: Wittpo6s - 2irigent: Sobn
q. &lein.
yIrbeiter.W 1nnerbor."
Sauptquartier: anbreas' SaIe,
Nr. 3t4, Sanooeritrabe. SineItnuoe:
Wtittlpod)s - 3irieent: 9apio Me.
lamet.
n9baIia.W dnnerdor."
Sauptquarticr: 8oigt's Salle, Scr.
1922, Sarforb.aoenue. Singitunoe:
GienItags - 9iriqent S. 8. Grant..
n2ocuIt.B t.Wanner6or."
Sauptquartier: 3pider's SaIe,
ode Cuba. unb anoreitrabe. Sins.
ltunbe: Mittmo1 M5enos s l1br -
9iri9ent: Slibert 6riippeI.
nMrbeiter. 2irocrtafeI."
Sauptquartier: 8ol5' Sale, Scr.
4C8, 8eit t. 2erinetonitraBe. Cling
Itunoe: Ticnitaas-0irtgcnt: &uberi
Stripped.
n9aperiiGer WGnnerdor."
Salptallorticr: Mtcrmann's Sane,
Ode pnu Caroline. mo @%ougbitroBe.
S%ineitunoc: Donneritae Mbenos -
Oirigent: Mltguit Sdncioer.
~Woiar..NGnncrbor."
Sauptquartier: &obert Bolmer's
Sale, GER. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe; Sineitunoe icben 9onaer.
itae abeno - Siriaent g. %. B0bl-
mann.
rgidenfrana."
Sauptqitarticr: 9luguit 8ocbeI's
(purntats 9orn's) Sale. Ode Der 3.
iurO @%ougbitraBe, Sigblanotopn.
Singitunoe: Tiitippds - Giriaent
Geo. q. Yoblmann.
vMeIo6ie."
Sauptquarticr: s. Ries' SoGc,
Ode 2omitroBe nno YeIair.Martt
Girigcnt ). &arollS.
.Sarmollie."
SaIptquortier: GER. 414, BeIt.
Sapette Strabe. Singitunbc: 9ien
flags - 9irigent: SoBn u. alein.
.Nesger.@ eianspcre!n."
Sauptquartier: Sofiinann's Sale,
2oip. unb Sorreititrabe. Singitunoe:
Sienitag - 9irigent: Subert Strip.
pei.
,Mrion."
SingitunOe Wittnod III Der nStnn.
Solle," Nr. 205, SnnoperitraBe. III
rigent 3. Welamet.
ngaoenia.W 1nnerd)or."
SciiptQuartier: Erott. itno 5. Str,
Stgblanotopn. Singitunoe: Glen.
itags - Ttrisent Geo. %. HobIs
mann.
r2elhld . llngariiher 2ieberfrai5."
SnllptQliartier: Stterbein's Safe
(friiher ,Gintradt .SaI(e"), Occult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
$950.00. 3n bcrfauicn: $4,000.

Sere neuen, ntoperucn 6ipciNbdtgen SduTer
nn Der Rorb'0aresStrnBe, 3ipiidet Snirlnuults
woerIe UNI 5uDctte'S trabe, nit alien mooers
nen &inribtuneen; cen1entirte Seller. Scf uno
1ruttoirs. Gniaiuirte 9aoelpnnIe1l uiib 6ideIl'
~fllSgiiiie, Mdrinortreppcn ruo r~QSefintfe, fnnis
tdre Srainaae, Straben NIT bitriii5irten 3iegeIs
fteinet gepfIaftert. Sic miiiien geiebert iperSsu.
UNI ie fhdBeft 3u fbnnen.
Sebr Iei6te 9eoinauneen. BUR Snfpeftipn tda.
lid lno Snnniags often. @leenten AM EIate.
Srunomie.be $4,000 - fehsunbbreiBie Dollars
pro Sabr.
Haltcr g. Nefptaf,
(Mai1S-) gauunternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Baltimore Marftberidtc.
Vultimore,9 8. Sept. fl

Vdltim 8. Sept. 1908.
Webl. $ 3uiubr 1873 6Giier.
einihlieblih 5555 6aiier 5i Occult
Eoint mo 1925 IGlier 81 CAUTION.
Die Notirungen paren pie iclat:
@inter Grtra. 3.45-3.70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Scrm Sabcnhppp,

Scircral. secut uuo Srinocigenibums .MsafIcr,
~enpficbIt ii6 bent aecbrten Publiiim bciiers
6nnl Goncfiiret bon WlietDel uno @ritnojilfen.
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GhiifSfarteit bon mo nab europa iino bel
mir 5u babctt.
Bureau: 4O7 Gnitber'gIog.-1ft G.sgbarIcs.
Gtrube. (Sept1, t2lttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

$3.50 49, Sir ciEcs icncr pra0topItcn Sdus
fer itube FuiiericnsTnrf, Nr. %, -, IS etc,
yiprof&arc z truBe.ca .9cmcttirte 4rpttuire. Stat
Ter mo Sof; entoiqirtc Yaoelpallle mo Sit.
hcn1lSeuB etc. $50 Nadr mo 9teit inter iebr
Icittcil Ncoinaureell falfen eiltco icner mobers
llcn Sduier. 0elidtiat ic ino ilbcr5cuat Sid.
Scbr leidie Nebil8utigel. 9omaro Z. Stusd,
MI Srt mto Stclte. CSuni17,1N,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
MnMicr III ncrInuffn
Gallagher, Der 8anmciitcr.
Su bcrfaufeu:

Sduier int 500 @isd Wcro. gluuer. Str.
Chen oplenoci cine Feibe mooernCr, 6,pci.
Nodiacr 8dufer, 6 3iinmcr mo Ydo. Sas
@nbc5iuiner bot emaiuirtc Nunnc uro f~a1itire5
$3.50. Gicbriger @riinh5ins. O6igc Sdufcr
bnbcn bobe nm oefuubc Gage. Ta6iiifraocn In
giirrau, M. 1851, Cit.Wapntmeu .StraIe.
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Gle Nreiic lperoen Gle liberrnidcit. NnNc )
Wieilen iiiolih bon Der Siaoi an oer rs. y.
& ". gleftriiden uno Sbort Cine @ifenbubn. "
200 6ub bod 9ciegcr, llenerblid dui baltimore.
Sabraelo 10 GeuiS fir Hunofubri. IL Winus
ten bon Der etabt %cntfernt. llcber 20 3iigc
iroer 3aa. Sir 9inSelnbcitcn ihreibe man an
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WcrcinS . &alcnber.

SClCtu0 : JtultuuSa.
gGdcr-8 eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Trof. s. Garolus.
Sauptqilartier Sobn 8ol5' Saae,
Yer. 408, @clt,2erington. StraBe. Sc.
ben SamItoe Mbenb, init ausnabme
bes britten Samitass i'm Monat,
Singitltnbe. Mpril7-10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

&idter: ,@ie beiBen Sie?" =
oSitrge sSrau: ~gilguite. @ilbelmine,
gliie. -" - Hifter: limo mie lper-
ben Sic grufen2" = Surge Srolt
(perihGmt): .Sdnudelden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
.Sier jinc etntar yaraatus.

GtQ1rreiis mo E1nobaYnoell. ........... 5000
Meitnlratioii ulo 8aitpirtbfdaft. ....... $500
Gpiriiuofcibanolune nit SdIUpn. ...... .S1500
@bbnbdns init 6 3inmcrIt urb Nuo -. $3.50
Gd0uer gpubniit i'm Qaroc al cleft. Wabu S2i0O
Surm bon 12G Idern, infl. Grnhte 49,. $1,000
Scrmann yaocubppD, 407 8aittcr.Sfbg,
III Tprb.Gbarless Stra6e.
(Sehtb tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
gu perfamfcn.
2it %prrfaufcus ;

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@ine Cd SiriblubGli emo ssldiic nit m1bIirs
ten 3immerr, paiieno iiir ein SoteI, 1T irnnf-
beIl3bulbcr an pcrtauicn; teitcue 8clcpcnbcit.
Nndl4nfrngeu in Nr. 1874, @citsF ratts Straic.
(25i,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
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3it riictGcu gciuht:

!3u mictbcn geiudlt:
Sin Simmer. Wiuii a%orciiirc in @italii6 nit
gnaabe Der Sa1l Der 5ar1ilicnlnit9licocr etc.
rs. a." uSehtider Sprrcfppnocnt."
(253-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

@ct5cn. - 3uiubr 36,S64 Sn'
idcl; %rriunot pom Den @Ieoatorcc
HOP @uideI; @lcpotorcn!Sorratb
t,0t4,064 0ltihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

GaHe fiirs MnslnHb btiurat g. Raine, yr.
l13, ch'Saittutpre. Str, uaheGnitunt'H paie.Hpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
StcQcnacIn6e.
GtcuCNCfum:
&pit NIB 2ugis.

Suft NIB 2pgie.
Ncutide Serrel ibrnen scott ltno 2ueiS CT
bnItcn. Nad6ufraeen IN Tr. 1908. SitsGlcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
0 CALL.

1000 Stu gaff. Scr. 1881
1000 BALTIC. Spnr. 8t. 4 Chef, 4Iacr... 93
400 GiiD 3Kcr. 1910. ............. 90
1000 Cotton 2ucf Der. 70%
1000 llniteo MailipabS ier. .......... S6h
1000 llniicb JiainpaDS inc. .......... 90
10000 @eftern MarbIanb ier. ......... 76h
1000 Seabourb dcr ......,......... 50M
5000 u. e. g. y. ". Ieu 4cr (9tiS.)... TN
81 German gmerirnn Sire .....,... 80
rs g~iortbern Central .............. 90
13l Gitisens' g%iuiipIiaI Nnnf. ........ 34H
100 Giti6en5' %yiaiionnl Nunf. ........ San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

Safer. - 3uiubr 1920 Dit
libel; olls ogn Glcuatoren 5irildge5o'
oen 1887 Vnlhcl; Glcputoren.Tor'
roth 27O,6S7 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

Hoggen. 3hIllbr 1l,l23 UT
id)cl; ans sen glepatoren 5nrildgejo'
gen 1856 9uidcl; Gleuotoren.Torrotb
29,l74 9uifcl.
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Scutigc Shlubrute:

MatS. - 3utltbr 1881 Vnlhel,
&criluot bon bcn Glcuotorcn 1912
9uidel; Glcuutorcu , @orrotb 60
1873 @uid)el.
Seutigc ShluBrate:
Siiolid)cr mcibcr 49,. 81 50
Siiolid)cr gclbcr. ..... -. -SI%
Snbr. 69 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Trans. Eacific g 0 It.

Gonncritah 10. - I'm Z llbr
IbcnoS iiir Sapon, Gorcn uno Gbin,
(nnr ipc5ica oorcilirt), pio Seattle;
fir Sopaii, pia Son 6roncisco.
W. Sail SarriS, FoltmciIter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
TALKS OF WORKERS,
JERKERS AND STRIKERS
Evangelist s. T. Martin Urges Self
Question by Church Members
Three Are Converted,

Interest in the revival services at
the Memorial Christian church grows
each night. The audience last night
being the largest in attendance ex-
cept Sunday evening. Three young
people confessed Christ last night.
}. II. Davis and the large chorus were
assisted by the orchestra and the Syl-
van quartet The latter sang two very
impressive numbers, special mention
being made of the second. Where
VIII You Be When Eternity Dawns?'
Evangelist S. T. Martins sermon on
the subject, Workers, Jerkers, Shirk-
ers,' was a strong appeal to Chris
tlans, in which they were urged to
full conservation, special emphasis be-
ing made on the question. What
would this church be if every mem
Der We're like me?"
Evangelist Martins heart is in his
work, and his only desire is to lead
Christians to closer walk with God
and sinners to an acceptance of Christ.
His subject tonight will be "The Great
est Man That Ever Lived Mr..
Davis will sing Only a Touch" The
orchestra will be present also and as
sist the chorus. Special music will
be given at each service. The cottage
prayer meetings are being well at.
tended as are the afternoon meetings,
here being one confession at the after.
coon meeting yesterday. The ordi
nance of baptism will be administered
at the close of the service tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10

Star, installed the following officers
at the regular meeting:
Worthy Matron-Mrs Kate Pardon
Worthy Patron-Edward B. Kries.
Associate Matron-Mrs. Mary Rich
mond.
Secretary-Mrs. Vashti Bollman.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ellen Lee.
Conductor-Mrs. Edith Atkinson.
Chaplain-Mrs. Helen Warnecke.
Marshal-Mrs. Mary Kries.
Organist-Mrs. Katherine Pratt.
Adah-Miss Alice Atkinson.
Ruth-Miss Luella Huthmaker.
Esther-Mrs. Amanda Nicholas.
Martha-Miss Edna Rains.
Electa-Mrs. Maud Tubbs.
Warden-Mrs. Anna Bowlby.
Sentinel-Ezra Wilcher
Mrs. Johanna Dunavin acted as re
ceiving matron and Mrs Kreis as in
stalling officer Mrs. Anna Mattisor
officiated as installing chaplain ant
Mrs. Vashti Bollman as installing mar
shall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
CHOOSE OFFICERS
Members of Arsenal Council
National Union, Hold Annual
Meeting and Dinner.
B. D. LAMONT Is PRESIDENT
Ladies Militant Hold Business SEES.
sion, EIecting Mrs. Ella God
frey as Commander.

Arsenal council, No. III. National
Union, held its annual meeting at the
Hotel Harms last evening. The follow
ing officers were chosen:
President-B. D. Lamont
Vice President-A. H. Head
Speaker-W. w. Bowlby.
Secretary. H. Liedtke.
FINANCIAL Secretary. c. Pfoh.
Treasurer-P. Greenawalt.
Chaplain-J. H. Cleland.
Usher-Henry Faust.
Sergeant-George Richmond.
Doorkeeper-F. c. Hemenway.
After the business session the coun-
Gil adjourned to the dining room
where the members enjoyed a lunch
con, followed by smoker and a social
hour.
Ladies Militant.
The Independent order. Ladies Mill
tant, last evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Commander-Mrs Ella Godfrey.
Lieutenant-Mrs. Kate Peck.
Adjutant-Mrs. Gertrude Sippel.
Quartermaster-Mrs Mary Ehmen.
Past Commander-MrS. Lulu Ken
dali.
Chaplain-Mrs. Sarah Dale.
Officers of Canton-Captain A. H..
Sippel.
officer of Day-W. c. Dale
AdVocate-Major J. B. Brown.
Eastern star InstalIs.
The members of Rock Island chap
ter, No. 269, Order of the Eastern
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
OBITUARY..
Wolfrum Funeral,

The funeral of Michael Wolfrum
was held yesterday afternoon at 2
O'clock from the headquarters of Rock
Island aerie of Eagles. of which he
was member. Burial took place at
Chippiannock cemetery, the services
being conducted by the order. The
following members acted as pallbear-
ers: William Bird. Herman Banker,
Fred Musfeldt. Tom McMann, Joe
Henckey and Gus Webbing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
FLORISTS HOLD MEETING
Discussion on Greenhouses Took Place
at Turner Hall.

The Tri-City Florists association
held meeting last evening at Turner
nall and a general discussion on the
subject Building and Heating OF
Greenhouses" was held. H. M. Bills
OF Davenport and l.. Stapp of South
ROCK Island read papers and Others
participated in the discussion. The an
nual election will be held at the next
meeting and on March 26 the associa
iion Will have banquet at the Manu-,
facturers hotel in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
Attention, Conductors and Motormen

You Will please take notice that the
NJ. & X. are having their annual spe.
cial sale of uniforms at greatly reduced
prices. Single and double breasted
suits, in all wool fabrics, union made.
at SlO.S5, $14.S0 to 1920. There is a
decided saving in the price of these
suits and all conductors and motormen
are hereby notified that it pays to trade
at the M. & K. Friends of the work
ingman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
Fire on Roof.

The fire department this noon shortly
after IL o'clock responded to a call
to the residence of John ohlweiler.
Jr., at S24 Seventeenth street. The
roof had in some manner caught fire,
supposedly from chimney spark, and
burned hole through the roof before
|extinguished. The damage was NOM
inal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10

town hospital by Judge Olmsted. The
hearing was held at the request of the
has been confined at the Moline SAM
tarium for some weeks. He is about
So years old, though he stated his age
/ to be "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
Benefits Fur Sale.

We have 90 fur coats and jackets
which We are going to sell at a great
sacrifice. If YOU are thinking of buy
ing fur coat call at Benefits Fur
store. You can make deposit now
and secure a coat at a bargain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
Cook Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs Charles H. Cook,
who passed away Tuesday morning at
the home of Mrs. NJ. j. Smith. 527
Twentieth street, was held yesterday
afternoon from Mrs. Smiths home.
Rev. r. B. Williams conducted the
services. Mr. Cook, being a member
OF the Odd Fellows, the following,
chosen from Rock Island lodge, No. IS,
|. o. o. F.. acted as pallbearers: H. T.
Lindberg. Sr., A. Reid, Harry Bos-
took and H. B. Linderholm.
Is Adjudged Insane.
John A. Erickson of Bishop Hill was
adjudged insane in the county court
yesterday and committed to the Water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
GIVE DEMONSTRATION TO.
MORROW.
H. D. He'nz q Co. Will Have Represen
tative at Store of H. r, Bat.
ties e Co

II. Il. Battles & Co. have arranged
with Heinz & Co., makers of the cele-
prated 81 varieties" to give an edu.
eational exhibit of pure foods at their
store tomorrow. A complete display
OF these goods will be shown and all
visitors tomorrow will have the priyil-
eye of free sampling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-10
MEDICAL MEN HEAR PAPERS
iowa ana Illinois Association Has
Meeting and Dinner,

The regular meeting of the Iowa
and illinois Central District Medical
association was held last evening ar
the Turner hall in Davenport about
loo physicians being present. A din
ner was served at O'Clock Psners
We're read by DR.. Middleton of Daven.
port and DR.. Van Epps of Iowa CITY.
Attention, Mr.. Good-Dresser,
Inc attention of all those who an
ipreclate fine wearables is directed to
Ine M. d X. special ale-(extraordi-
nary -chief-in-excellence
oargalns). All of those handsome
manufactured, silk-lined overcoats and
suits that sold at $50, s35 and sss is
included IN this sale. The reductions
are so bouncing big it almost causes
US 70 Dlush to make such sacrifices.
put good business Judgment demands
II. Many of our patrons have been
waiting and watching for this an
Ihouncement-especially those who
KNOW what an NJ & X. special sale
means. Never in the history of this
store have We made such sacrifices
We've marked everything at prices to
sell. Everybody can afford to he a
ISood dresser at the price NJ. & X are
no" selling. 3d.. Mr.. Good-Dresser.
you VIII please take notice. NJ. e X.
Fashionable Headquarters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-15
HARVARD ALUMNI 10
GIVE DIME IN THIS CITY
Doctors Christian and Hsnus. Of the
University Faculty, to be Guests
Of virginians.

The Virginia alumni Of Harvard
University will give dinner at Hotel
Warwick on Thanksgiving Day, and
the guests Of honor will be two mem
bers OF the faculty Of the University
DIR. II. A. Christian. dean Of the
medical school. and DR.. Paul Hanus.
DR.. Clarence Porter Jones yester-
day received letter from Mr.. ]. r.
Messenger. OF the department OF
psychology and education Of the Viz
ginia State Female Normal School.
Farmyille. notifying him Of the plan
for the dinner and asking that the
medical fraternity here be acquainted
with the fact.
DR.. Christian Is the brother Of Rev.
W. AstHry Christian. pastor OF the
Trinity Methodist church Of this city.
and is a native Of virginia. He Is
young in years. and vas only recently
elevated to che dignity Of dean OF
the Harvard medical school.
Dr. ]. r. Boutelle and Mr.. Frances
Causey. CT Hampton. are the only
Harvard men In this vicinity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-15

Account OF University Of virginia
and University Of North Carolina
football game At Richmond Thanks
giving Day. November 18th. special
train win leave Old Point $40 A. ".
and Newport News 900 A. N. tor
Richmond stopping at Phoebus.
Hampton. Newport News and VII
lismsbsrg only.
Returning leave Richmond 40 p.
NJ. same date. Rate. sI.25 round
trim SEE THE BIC TOoTBhi-
CAME-AI.wAYS OF INTEREST TO
yTRCIylANS. li-Il-et.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-15
Vaudeville ass Pictures
Two re>tures at WondsrIand.


Following right on the heels Of the
excellent program OF Saturday, Won
derland will show another Monday
and Tuesday that Is said to be. II any
thing, better thar the best they have
ever shown. The Army OF TWO
portrays an incident in the American
Revolution when two girls, the Ford.
lyman sisters repuise British force,
make use OF clever stratagem.
''Humpty Dumpty Circus. picture
on which several months Of the most
tedious work was spent. shows wood
en- toys and dummies representing
Jockeys, soldiers. lady performers,
dogs. a trick donkey. trained ele-
plants and all the other circus ami
mails going through the funniest
stunts imaginable. 1t is said TO be a
picture that will prove a big delight
to the children. as well as immense
" interest the grown ups.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-15

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day. He has exceptional qualities
and n infallible In his line of business
The world has never seen his eQuaA
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your visit. Everybody b asrouisheo
q tis wonderful powers-gfves points
q an business Affairs. unites $50
Fsted, brings back the lost one. trec
81 lost and stolen goods, unearsnS
hidden Treasures, removes evn n
eoences, crosses spells and III iuck
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The coItons at DreamIand.

The Coltons. eccentric singers ana
dancers, will be at Dreamland in a
comedy sketch this week. beginning
tomorrow afternoon. These people
are said to be exceptionally clever.
and the management expects their
act TO make a hit.
The feature picture for tomorrow
shows will be The Reception OF the
American Fle~t in Australia This
beautiful series of spectacles Is re-
produced in a remarkable manner and
the film is said q be well worth see
ing, aside from it's value as an enter
tainment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-15
At Dreamland.
neZZosO-

Miss Clarie Tcmpleton. mezzoso-
prano, assisted by Sam J. Roscoe,
comedian, will present one-act play
let entitled" Consequences," at Dream
land the first half Of this week, be-
ginning tomorrow afternoon. This
playlet Is said to be very entertain
ing. and 1t serves to introduce
several vocal numbers by Miss Tenn
pleton.
The picture program for tomorrow
will include The Remuneration.