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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
ARE GHOSTS UNHAPPY.
President Hal, Of cisrk Universsty
Thinks Il Would Os Doresome.

President Hail Of cisrk University
Thinks Il Would Os Doreseme.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-whiie doubt,
ing the existence Of ghosts. Professor
g. Stanley Hall. Of Clark University
the institution which recently offered
a cash prize for the capture or
authetic proof CT the existence Of a
spook. has startled ie:epathisis and
investigators generally by announcing
that II ghosts do exist they are IN
doubtedly unhappy-wbat Huck F1nn
would call q poor lot" After invest
eating hundreds Of cases, Or. Hall u
more than ever unconvfrced OF the
existence Of ghosts and IN an explains.
sion Of his attitude which he con-
tributes 10 AppIeton's magazine cites
bis reasons fer his position. No
chest vas ever seen 10 do or say any.
;hirS important" he Gays. but al
their reputed arts and words are ~
trivia, IS to intimate that such . IRE
as they lead must BE- boresomc.'
The president OF the ghoss-seekins
university. In answer TO the assertions
Of person. who declare thar they have
seen ghosts. makes the novel retorf
tha, plenty Of persons who have been
struck on the head have seen sparks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

without TIE sparks being IN sny
real. "Tlli comparatively rU0e
says he, the whole world 0o1l
that the gun went around Tie 60!
but this concensus does not 81 &
iota to the probability that II ever
So =
Likewise says the Univos1
president. 1T Is not logical to 49,
that ghosts exist simply because -
people believe In them. The Mt (
once universal supersitions - .
ore. but II does not prove snys4
II Is hard to realize that our t1eo
friends. especially II they d1e4
denly and afar Oh, 20 that ~ u -
see the corpse CT the intermsut e.
really dead. and this has . God -
to do with cases OF those supDoDo4l
return to earth" The chief ro1o& =
yesrs Of Investigation, however. -
Dr.. Hall to conclude that by T.
manifestations. even q such uan1o1
TORS be accepted. ghosts msse -
sorre wful lot, Q ststemeQt -
shows the possibilities sor the -
ton Of Q society for the aEefboeoD
Of the condition Of spooks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

train Stopped at . small station about
l2s miles from this city and there
the frightened boy crawled out OF
the car.
The boy had no money anu sa ex'
planned hts predicament to persons
around the station. They took care
of him unSil fund could be raised
TO send him back back home. Friday
the youugster vas placed on an ca q
hound Chesapeake & Ohio passenger
sTain. which brought him here.
The boys parents were very mucn
worried about him and he was being
searched for when he reappeafed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
First Presbyterian.

Services will be conducted n the
First Presbyterian church TO-DAY as
f,Ilows: Sunday school At 90 a
m. regular worship a. IL a. m. aud
40 2. m. The pastor. Rev. =. !.
Wexford will continue his snc'"G!
series Of sermons en- Things You
Want 20 Know this evening. his srb.
ject being why We Relieve in the
Resurrection. a special service
will he held a. the church Thanks
giving morning at ~ o'ciSck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
s.. pauI's eoiecopa;.

A: 81. Faul's Episcopal church to
day services viii be- conducted as foi'
! US: Holy communion al 80 a.
m: Sunday school at 81" a. M:
morning prayer and s'rmon ~ ~ 8,
m: evening praye: All sermon al
40 ~. The recio-. Rev W. u.
Allen will preach n; both hours. Tt"
r.. Rev. Bishop Tucker. who vas "N,
pe;;ed 70 hold confirmation services
at ST PauI's church today will 80
unable TO conc. and the engagement
has been cancelled pro ten
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Rev. \. l. chiistlas Pieaehss Last
ss'nsa At IriaIiy l. {. Church.
RESULT oe Tue great REVIVAL
Ni,e:;-fTve Members Added 70 New
port News Baptist Congregation
Revival Begins Tecay II cavsry
ssptist-Subjeets Announced.

Few ". Asburv Cbristian. who Vas
appointed presiding elder Of The Rich
mend district during the recent Viz,
s:nia Methodist Conference. viii
peach his las; sermon as pastor OF
Trinity Methodist church to-day. Mex;
Sunday the rev pastor, Rev. Mr.. Dad.
mun. formerly CT Richmond. viii oc'
cupy the pulpit.
This morning Rev. Mr.. Christian
ALL preach Oh III. subjcct. ''Thou Art
,hc Christ" This evening his sub,
iSc: will bc. stand Fast"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
East End Christian.

There will be special services al
the East End Christian church At II
O'Clock this morning. and evangelis-
tic services at 100 o'clock this even
ius. The pastor. Rev. Murdoch W.
Butler. will preach on the following
subjects: Morning. Lots Choice:
evening. "Abrahap's Choice" Sun
DAY school will BE- conducted at s:4S
O click This morning.
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Calvary Baptist.

A, the Calvary Baptist church 10
day the pastor. Rev. 5. l.. .'ah. will
preach on The following subjects: ii
a H.. Love OF Souls 7:5". AN
Inpo,tant Preparation" The pastor
will conduc; a series or revival meet
ings during the coming week. beSip-
ming this evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

here to address mass meeting Of
Baptis;s. telesraphed the pastor yes
:erday that he would be unable 70
come There will be baptism after
tho evening service today. During
the revival which came to 4 close
Friday evening. a5 new members were
added 10 the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

will preach this morning on the sub
feet. THE Supreme Element in Chris
tian Life This evening the pastor
will con .inue a series Of sermons on
abraham" preaching from the sub
iect. a Great Mistake" The pastor
will NEE. the brotherhood Bible elias,
AT 10 O'Clock this morning
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Second BAPTIST CHURCH.

EvanseIistic services will BE- con-
Quoted al the Second Baptist chuFcn
his morning and evening. The pas
tor. R"v. J. 7. Ridiick. viii preach
on the following subjects: II a. m.
What Think We Of Christ" 30 ?.
m. Getting Ready 20 Meet Christ
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Trinity Lutheran.

Rev. l. O. Baker. Of Washington. ID.
C.. will conduct services and preach
at The Trinity Lutheran church this
morning at II o'clock and this even
ing a. 80 o'clock Sunday school
will he conducted a. "a. o'clock. The
Salter's Creek Sunday school will be-
held at :; O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

Account Of University q VHEM
and University Of Noreh Co.,
football game at R:chmood H.
giving Day, Novembr Ssh -
train viii leave Old Point So - !
and Newport News SEQ = - 6
Richmond stopping at 49,
hampton. Newport Ncws -
liamsbure only.
Returning leave Richmoo1 ~
n. same date. Rate. elsse ~
trip. SEE THE BIO Y0otU
GAME--ALwAYS or INT11IUyx
NRGrNrANs 80
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Baptist Tabernacle.

Special cvangelistic services vii
bc held at the Baptist Tabernacle at
both hours today. A cottage prayer
meeting campaign will be conducted
during the coming week. Meetings
will be held at the church each even
ing a; : O'Clock. and the congregation
will divide into companies 10 visit
various homes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Second Presbyterisr.

Rev. p. r. Henderiite. the pastor.
sCu preach at the second Presby-
terrain church at III O'Clock this morn
ing and As O'Clock this evening. a
Thanksgiving service will I've held
Thursday morning AZ 10 O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

dist church tbs morning at ii o'c!7cE
and this evening at 1:30 O'Clock. ia
subjects being as follows: Morp!n;;.
Life of Service" evening. Failing
Out Of the Way" The pastor Will
preach at the Cottonwood Avenue
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Newport News Baptist.

Rev. Lloyd r Wilson. the pastor,
s;II preach a special sermon a; tn"
N.vpor; News baptist church thts
evening on the subject. The Second
Coming Of Christ This morning
srvic.s will be- conducted at tho
ugual hear. Rev. Dr.. wiiiinrham. at
Richmo.J Who was expected 10 D"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Clarity 9s;l

For he benefit Of the Joseph Chari"s
Memorial Guild viii L. held IN
Thanksgiving night a; the Pccahoh'as
Hofei. Ticsfts, fer both lady and
gentleman. scoc. 1i-s2'St
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
81 yiucent's Catholic.

Regular srrvices will be conducted
~ 81. vinccn.'s Catholic church 60
day a, the usual hours ~ the Tcc;C -.
Rev. Father Jos, ph froli
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

Mems single and double breast
red all wool flannel Underwear.
garment ........ 500 and $50
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Cooper Derby Ribbed wool
grey Underwear. Elastic Very
good. garment .... $50. .f.5o
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Church o. Christ.

Communion services will BE- ron
d-~rcd at the Twcr.y-fouT;h Strcs'
Church Of Christ this morning at 1910
O'Clock Sun lay school will be held
a: $50 o'clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

Mems grey wool heavy and good
quality single breast shirts. .$1.0o
Double breast ...... ......$1.2s
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Heavy ribbed fleece lined Usy
Shirts snd Drawers, each ....1De
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On, ,,ev, Avenue Me,heois.

Rev. J. J. Bradford the pastor VII
breach nj the Chestnut Avepuc Mctho-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

~ and so inch Herringbone
serge and diagonal serge, navy.
brown. myrtle aad black. Spec
ial I'd. ......'.. .I5c.
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Mer's cream Gotten ribbed Cn-
derwear. A very good garment.
all sizes. each ...... ...... SOC
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Heavy fleece lined Underwear.
In grey and tan. all sizes.
suit ooe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Thanksgiving Sale OF .
Dress Goods and Silks

A. inch and so iEch SuitinEs h,
Chevrons. shadow stripes ana
mixtures. In ell the wanted col.4
orr. I'd. ..... std and si1o
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Mems cream cotton ribbed un-
derwear. Very elastic. spring
needle and all sizes. each 500
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Other Underwear In white M
Ted or natural grey, all WOOL t1rs
ment ...... 5000. $J.5o> %
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1000 yds. Remnants Of silk dreee
goods, lining etc. In this ssa-
sons most desirable weaves and
colors, lengths suitable Tor
waists, skirts and children's wear.
Many at less than half the orig
inal price. ~
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soYs' UNDERWEAR.

Heavy fleece tined Under shirta
and Drawers. esch ........sygS
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SLEEPING oARMENTe.
Good quality heavy Madras. ven
made pajamas, suit $t.o0 and t1.g0
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. Night shirts In heavy 0utiaes
Flanne;s. Long Cloth. Ausltna
etc. ...... ~. ....9oe - v14oi
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An Excellent Display Of
MEMS FURNISHINGS
For Thanksgiving i.

wright's Health UnderveeN
Tan and grey. all sixes. -
ment .....-... ..........ytdv4
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Grace MethoJH.

Rev ~ W. DunkIcy. the pastor
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Medium weight. part wool ~
bed Underwear for spring ar
fall, each ..-..... ....... ST.
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Waist and dress suits In piaida
Herringbons and ribbon stripes
yard ..... 50. rs, sse and efAel
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S. inch black ladies' Cloth.
Special, yard ............... 3Se
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soc., Heavy extra large sixe
buck Towel, In plain hem, hem
stitched, fancy borders, etc. Ais
pure satin Damask Towels, hon,
stitched or fringe Ex- o0s
ira special ........ ..... wv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

Covered Turkey Rooster. with
side ventiIator. A good big size.
Regular ACC. Special 39e
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&c.. Heavy all linen oamask
frinsed, hons. itehei or eo'oreo
border. A large lot o.
to select from ..... AOC
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22

Thin Blown Tumblers for table
use, a neat design. Special. .2iae
AL perfect.
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Rogers 1917 Knives ard
Forks. fully guaranteed and
give the best Of service, s each TO
set. SPECIAL ..... $500
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Thanksgiving
Napkins
DEPARTMENT STORE.

soc heavy dice pattern union
hemmen napkins, kxn
$1.25. Heavy linen Napkins,
hemmed with red striped m
borders, dozen ..... -. 4sVV
$3.50 Heavy AILLinen hemmeo
Napkins, In large SIZE, with
Red Border, Of
$1.75 value, Heavy pure Ger
man linen Napkins. hem I IN
med $3.50. ... law
$2.25 and $3.50 values. large
size heavy pure white Irish 90
linen Napkins 4.OV
$500 value, Dinner size, heavy
white pure Irish linen d 60
Napkins, dozen ......... osOO
$3.50 pure Irish Linen q 90
Napkins. Special ......6sOO
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52.inch All Wool Broadcloth.
navy. brown. golden brown.
myrtle, canarI, catawba. castor.
garnet, reseda. old rose, light
blue. light grey, bright red and
black. Regular 800 quality for
a limited time. yard .'....... e5e
"a i..A hlnalr Iadlaa. (Nl0fh
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Children's Cadet Hose, Linen
knee. heel and toe. every pair
guaranteed to wear. Light ana
heavy weight ..............a Z5e
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$3.50, yds. wide, extra heavy
pure irish Satin Oa- n
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Thanksgiving
Towels

Extra heavy pure Irish Linen
buck Towels, plain or red 00n
border, CSC value ........ ooO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
CHILD Of HAMS
MAY BE WITNESS
CHILD MAY TELL OF MOTHERS
ALLEGED IMPROPER CON.
DUCT WITH ANNlS.

NEW YORK. Sept There is con
siderably more than possibility that
when Capt. Peter c. Hams and his
brother, T. jenkins Hams, are put on
trial for the shooting or VIM. +. An
mis-. that not only the prisoners aged
mother. may take the stand in their
defense. but that the captains older
child. another Peter. I years old. may
also be called as witness 10 testify
for his father.
Joseph A. Shay. OF counsel for the
defense, announced that he had in
formation OF conversation which oc-
Cured between the child and his
grandmother at the time Mrs. Peter
c. Hams. Jr., visited Fort Hancock to
see her children few days after the
shooting. According TO the informa'
tion in Mr. Shay's hands the child
begged his grandmother not 10 let his
mother take him away with her, de-
claring that he wanted 10 stay near
his father.
Ii is alleged by the defense that the
7-year-old boy said he saw Annis and
his mother together at Fort Hamilton
while Capt. Hams was away, and that,
aided by what he heard from his ED
ers-he- got the notion of something
wrong. and turned from his mother
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02

Recent arrivals OF cattle In the De
<froit market have not nearly equalec
1<hc demands Of the trade. Last week
<ki1iers would have taken twice a.
many cattle and the same was true
of the week before The quality OF
tho cattle on offer is decidedly com
Nn.eH.- showing the scarcity OF corn
IN the state and effects OF a destruc
tive midsummer drought. The de
mand for tidy little cattle. which can
be had around 81 per cwt.. Is very
pressing. nearly every butcher want
inc n few OF this kind
Steekprs and feeders are in active
inquiry at present. buyers from dis
fricts where the corn crop Is prac
ticaliy assured being present In the
market every week willing To pay
good long prices for handy-weight cat.
tie showing some breeding.
Mich cows are active with not
enough on sale any week 10 meet tho
demands OF the trade. Veal calves
are scarce and active at prices which
nfe about the top for the season so
far. Receipts OF calves have been dis
Light OF late and killers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02

old and leaves two sons and one
daughter.
observation-disclosures his hat which
had been blown from his head Harry
letters. OF humboldt, years Old.
stumbled in an abandoned mining pit
51- feet deep and filled with water.
The hoy drowned before assistance
reached him
Saginaw Prosecuting Attorney
Miles Purcell announced his willing
ness To accept the Democratic nomin-
alton for congress and make the race
against the Republican nominee
Lapeer-Miss Lydia Davis is dead
In Wellington. kas.. from gas asphyX
Yation, according to a dispatch receiy
ed by relatives here. She has been
AN invalid for several years and went
west 10 live with a sister about two
y--rs ago. The body is. expected TO
arrive here for burial.
Menominee-David Krotch, the last
chief OF the POttawatomie Indians.
died at the Indian settlement OF Han
nahrlle. in this county. at the age OF
80 years David Krotch was the son
OF Na-SahWaquaut. He signed the
treaty with the United States govern
urrrrt-r--tiint -tt,--+t+ff-i--t -tA.A-tIihes.
near the southern shores OF Lake Mich.
igan TO the white settlers after the
Black Hawk war. In 1888.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
OLD SEN. SCOTT
WHIPPED IN FIGHT
CALLS YOUNGER MAN LIAR III
BANK AND Mlx.UP
FOLLOWS

WHEELING. w. Va, Sept. l.-Sena-
tor N B. Scott. member OF the no.
tional Republican executive commit
tee, was badly worsted in a fist fight
with 3 G.. Smith. former member OF
the state senate and one of the fore
most Republicans in the state. The
two have been political enemies for
years and this afternoon they met III
the-eHee- the Dollar Savings ~
Trust Co
Il understand" said Senator Scott
that YOU said that the United States
senators from West Virginia had been
bought"
Those were not my exact words"
replied Smith. What | did say in a
recent speech al Parkersburg. was
that the West Virginia senatorship
had been bought up by the men who
are now the United States senators"
You're a liar said Senator Scott
and then the battle was on. There
was a rapid exchange OF blows AMI
the crowded Office OF the trust com.
pany was soon deserted save the pres
ence OF the two fighters. Chairs
were broken and tables upset
Finally Louis Stifel cashier. sue
ceeded in dragging the two men apart
but not trrtit-rr,tir-t +-..se4+ta+.a-
member OF the federal upper house
showed the effects OF the blows.
Senator Scott Is over 40 years o:
age, while Smith is n man of 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
BY II. II. MACK.

have found 1t very difficult to secure
enough To- supply inc demands OF their
trade
Detroit is coming to be one of tho
best calf markets in the country. the
result being that when receipts fall
On To any extent prices immediately
soar
Y Sheep and lsAlbs are-.sellIng at the.
seas0ns low point in all markets,
trade in the latter being particularly
dull as a result Of liberal receipts. IN
Chicago. the average quality Of tn"
western lambs, coming to hand from
day TO day. Is reported to be much
ketter than during a similar period in
other years. a large percentage OF
the lambs that are coming 10 western
markets go direct to the packers. The
demand for feeding lambs Is said TO
be strong In all markets but prices are
about one dollar lower than on this
date last year, The wool trade shows
but slight signs OF hardening market.
Local hog buyers have been pound.
ing the market most numerically
lately and drovers have found IL i'm
possible to keep step with the decline.
Last week a large proportion Of tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
SYSTEM
IN FULL SWING

Chief Clerk Edwin +. Saunders and
Clerks John Russell Fisher. Grant CT
cote and Thomas Davies. Republi-
cans, were given notice OF discharge
AT meeting OF the board or asses
sors Monday afternoon. There Is no
complaint made In regard TO their
work. the changes being made solely
for political reasons.
Charles Jacobs has been made clerk
OF the assessors Office and the new
clerks appointed are John Scott, John
Healey and VIM. Crudder. f. b. Day,
appointed in July. has been given no.
tice of dismissal Oct. :, and his sue
cessor will be Joseph A. Schultz.
These removals leave the assessors
Office almost entirely DemOcrarIc, m
dignation was expressed by some OF
the aldermen when they heard OF the
changes, which were said to be order
ed by Judge Connolly and Mayor
Thompson, and the threat has been
made that the assessors payroll will
be held up and the appointments not
concurred in.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02

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