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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Horace Westcott is reported TO have
sold 10 George ". Wickerstaul. who Is
slated fer Attorney General in sIr. Tafts
Cabinet. the house at 1872 Sixteenth street,
being the property Of Mr.. Brsndegee II
is understood that the price agreed on
is between $4,000 and 5000. The house
is new. being the Southern one Of a row
built by the Potomac Realty Company. It
IS located on the west side OF the street.
and is the second house from Scott Cir
Gle, being short distance north OF the
residence Of Mrs. Mum. which IS al the
northwest corner OF Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixteenth street.
Stone & Fairfax report the recent sale
for Thomas H Hall. Of the Jhree-story
residence at 1907 Euclid street Columbia
Heights The front Is of red brick and
the entire heighth Of the building It is
heated by hot water system and is plan
ned with parlor. reception hall. dining
room. and pantry on the first floor.
The house is one OF the six houses
erected by Kennedy & Davis over five
years ago. The purchaser paid $lo.000.
Wnlige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Mrs. Mary n Freer the three story
dwelling at Z7l7 Thirteenth street. be-
tween Fairmont and 6irard streets north
west. The house has handsome CO.
lonial front. with porch extending across
the entire structure. and Is one Of a
row 81 FIVE dwellings built about two
years ago. II has eleven rooms. q full
tiled bath. and not water heat Il oe-
cupiss a lot - feet front by a depth
of 1le- feet 10 e rear alley. and is built
on a terrace William Harris, the pur-
chaser. viii hold the property as an IN
vestment. 1t is understood that the sale
price was in the neighborhood OF SS.75o.
Building permits were issued yesterday
TO the Capital Traction Company: one
brick store AT 2109 Fourteenth street
northwest; builder. James L. Parsons;
estimated cost. $500
Mrs Maggie Y Roche. one three-story
brick dwelling AZ 2Sss GARFIELD street
northwest; architect. A H. Beers: build
e.. G. ". Barkman; estimated cost, 5000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOB SALE FIRST MORTGAGE s. GOLD
bonds Sh09e issue. Domestic Coal Co Of West
Virginia Shippers and u'rers II celebrated brands
also FIRST mortgage gold bonds. issue sz50aa. n
koeS Hll TelepAcne Co.. e South CarolsEa: mo-
noloy IN coed CITY; twenty sveyear Franchise: con
lessons 70 buyers II both issues. ne control exciu-
siTsF thc1e Issues. write IS. 4. II JENNINGS
CO. Bonds stocks. Real Estate. Box is Ivrcb-
hITr. Va
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EYE SPECIALIST.
HEFFT.
VASHINGTON'S OPTICTA-

HAS OPENED AT
sl2 9Th ST. NV
WITH A FULL LINE OF OPTICAL
GOODS. WHERE He WILL BE PLEASED
TO SEE ALL FORMEh FRIENDS AND
PATRONS. aZ-SE
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GETS
new SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Ten Thousand Dollars Added
to Building Fund.
ARM0RY NOW CONTEMPLATED

Finance Committee Decides to Pre-
serve Names of Contributors and
Possibly Place Them on Bronze
Tabief-MOvabIe Steel Walls May
BE Constructed 10 Divide Big Hail..
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LIE
" Efk OIHER HOUR on The ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND MN YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd STREET. NEN YORK
- A. ~. biner. Pullman Parcr.
100 p II Observation p2rsCr- kire-ECIE tT1,n-
soc a. N. Diner and Pullman Tsrlor Car.
10 q a. IT, Diner ara Pullman PsTigr tsT-
y - D. r. Diner and Pullman Paricr t1r
$50 y Ia Royal limited All Pullman. lho77r.
= - D n Coaches e. Phllsceiphis.
= - r. n Diner and Pullman Parlor-
go , n. Coaches % PhiIadelrhia-
-l2l5 right SieeTe1s 70 New York
- 4 m Sietlers % Philadelphia < New J Ok.
ATLANTIC CITY. sec 80 tll1o a Z 90,
10 ,.
To BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR 0S ThE HOUR.
~ Sc $50 80 20 $50 $50 90
SO. 'l9oe -uSa a. ~ 'I25a neon. fI255, 'i19
Sl:l5. iZ1G. go 80 SD 40 G-t5 SD f51o
sz2 $50 SO. I3. f5se. so, 'iosN' 'ls-sS
CHICAGO. 80 - y NJ M
CINCfNNATl ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
go a n as ? m. To GIT
flFISbL ki5- -3,-3 g. r.. IL 30 ? T. III
night
SLEyELAND 80 F.
W ME Eli g 81 Z NJ 5nn
WINCHEsTER, go >. n. 80, $50 n.
,-FEEDERiCh- So, ga. @-5 a. r.. si15. 40.
'Sss = n.
HAGERST0JyN. 80 = n. -5so ?. r
ANNAPOLls- = % rs-v. -zIl5 noon. il 81
So. and rs-59 = N.
TELEPHONES az all the following Ticket Of
Hces- III q s.. nv. Main 1871 fis Pe-nsylTe Hls
ave- Main Is. NeW tinian Station gickct Df1cs
Main W Information Bureau. Msin 80.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
NON:MEDICAL HEALING.


SONMEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring tie Circulation Of the Blood four meth
Cd Cu7es BOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. RHEUMA-
TISM, BRTGHT'S DISEASE. PARALYSIS. and
those ailments q the SPINE. NERVES and d.
GEsIIFE ORGANS that make LIFE MISERA-
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. II YOU are
interested YOU should know. Information and Con-
sultation free PROF. b n d. PARKER. iaa
Ninth St Nv Hours. 10 to 8; Sundays. 70 70 L
Lady Assistant Phone 81 sI12 fes-u
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

WE FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
Practically trained chauiTeurs upon request Az
TOMOBIJE COLLEGE. II Washington. The
Pace 10 Lean. I5Z 18th ST nv Phone Y. az
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WHITE MEN ROB A NEGRO.
Four HfEhwaymen Rewarded with
sum of SI.5O.

-Four white men. whose identity has not
been learned, held up and robbed William
c. Adams. a negro. while he was walking
through the White Lot last night
The hignwaymen obtained $3.50. and
telling Adams to keep his mouth shut
until they were out Of sight. disappeared
Adams found policeman and told him Of
the theft and = search is being made for
the men. Adams is a porter al the
Union Station, and lives az SO Ninteenth
street northwest.
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AUTOMOBILES.

HANDSOME 5 OR ! PASSENGER &CYLINDER
touring csrs sec. S.9 and Si08 per hour. special
rate FOR sightseeing Phone Main ia55. CENTRAL
AUTO Co, 1888 En-. fel5lst
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
We are selling slightly used Automobiles various
makes. 81 II coed condition. from S0o Up See on
tst of bargains offered. and yUu vii buy row.
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
Phone Main 4l6 s0l Westoy Building
seIa5ot
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. &C.

BULLDOGS-ENGLIsH PUPS FOR SALE. All.
registered in A. & c. stud book: sire and dan
veil-k1oWn blue ribbon Winners. Stable a. rear =
Lafayette square. feltFf
PAIR OF IMPORTED nAkTz MOUNT4IS
CASARIES and breeding cage with fixtures fo1
s.; these birds should hatch you AZ least 90 BIRDS il
che season SCENID'S BIRD STORE. ~ Izs
St Nv
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments: either ladies' OF gents send postal: VII
call any hour you say. L. TARSHES. i5os tn &
Nv. Phone North 49,
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REPAIRING, &C.

EXPERT CLEANING AND DYEING; FINE
Laundry work sPINDLER's, es7 18th 81 nw.
/ Phone 8Iain LDl feL6ot
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
At go New YORK ave; large padded vars. s. load:
morse wagon. = lead uhI7-eOd.tf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
With care; packing and shipping ! sp-cislty
hhIEG'S EXPRESS. IZ4 81 nv Phons Nam
A'-o Dol3-tfdexS
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked ICONS, 500 pr month u
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
att 1882 : 81 Nv
WHY PAY MORE WE STORE FOR Sc A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE ca s1s-.sl
20 10Th 81 Nv Phone Main sZS seIS-ZS5-
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OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST SMALL AMOUNT
o. caIltal u deyeaorinS ~ anthracite coal nine;
'Ig gToats assured. BOX g. Herald once. FEST
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W0RKTNGMEN- THERE'S ANOTHER DAY
coming and il maE Se that ra.ny day. Are
you ready for Il! Why not and save 4 s.
note or slightly used tailor made suit OF over
coat AZ g % SIC. One paee only JUSTHS OLD
STAND 6l9 ID nv
FOR SALE - CONTENTS OF TWO HOTELS
from jamestown Exposition az HER1IAF'S. y
18th st. NV. bet G and \. !. ave. fels-Tt
MADAME CATHERINE. PIANIST AND CARD
reader. sl4 New York ave Tel Main &E-
fefs-d
MISS JESSIE ABBOTT.
Scientific Magnetic Massage.
2S 81. nv. I'd fooTl. fel2st
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HERAID RRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements so- The Washington Herald nay be
len al The main once q al any Of the following
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We CAV CLEAN YoUR WINDOWS oUICKER.
easier, cheaper than you can; ne know hos.
LEON L CAEo0N, Acme Window Cleanirg Co,
ls5s st. nv 'Phose Main TI5s fe+Nt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEQ WORTH OF OLD COLD. SILVER Am
Diamonds wanted for spot cash OF IN exchange for
new jsVsiry. CASTELBERG'S. ss5 Penns. ave. n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19

proclaim a nations welcome to its
gallant sailors. ami to the people OF
this section i; remains to do large
snare in making tn" occasion memor'
able.
There must be vigorous and cen
crrtcd acti;n. There is work enough
for all to do There is money to BE-
raised ard plans 20 be perfected.
This requires time and the work
should now he begin. Meetings
should re held and committees ap-
pointed. and the cooperation of III"
ether municipalities invited. II is
tim. to begin the work -Ncrfolk
Ledger dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
MOMENTOUS FAIRGROUNDS
QUESTION.

Undoubtedly the United States has
the wisest lawmakers In the world
If anybody dare dispute this asser
ton he is referred TO the files OF IN"
Congressional Record. l, is noth
ing unusual for statesman on the
floor OF either house TO proclaim that
particular body the greatest Oh
earth"
Some ignorant European Statesmen
smile at these demonstrations OF In
tcrnatiunal modesty.
Bu, tho trans oceanic critics rccciv'
cd a solar plrXus soNdoloGtr on
Thur, day last.
A. though further evidence Were
needed TO establish its supremacy
ever every other aw-making body i'll
the world. the American House or
Representatives debated all day the
question OF Fairgrounds in WnShin--
ton City and whether or not nurses
should attend the children while the
latter dispor,,d themselves BE-,
sides the Issue came mighty near BE-.
ing dcciIcd-bu, not quite"
The appropriation involved was
$l5 900 1t cost very little more than
this am -un, to defray tn" expenses
of the House for that particular day.
The fact that the burning quest on
whether or not Washington children
are to roll their doll carriages over
certain sections of the reservation,
and further whether nurses shall
watch them while in the act. came
near to being settled in one day by
tn. national House OF Representa-,
tives, augurs we'll for our political
and economic advancement.
The momeutous decision has not
vet been registered. Blu; the coun
try can well afford to pay about 400
men s.. 500 each per year TO give cx'
haustive consideration &c such que:'
,ions rs childreu's Fairgrounds,
whether or not they ever arrive at
a conclusion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
NAVE ROOSEVELT AND TAFT
BROKEN?

During the past few weeks r".h''S
have been persistent that Mr.. TAFT
and Mr. Roosevelt, have disagreed aud
that the head of the present admins
,,a,,on and the PreSident-elect ar" ht
outs.
Vague and unronvincing denials OF
the reports have been published. o"'
recent events at Washington tend I"
show that there is at least a modicnm
of truth in the rumorS
Congress jus. row is giving sfe'
rein both in expression and In act"
to tina, body's real feelings toward
the President.
Resentment against Roosevelt mas
boiled, ste~ed and sizzled in congress
sional boscms throughout the last
half decade. Until three or -FOUR
weeks ago however. no movement;
was inaugurated in either house 70
manifest in united action disapp'o
baton o. the Presidents methods.
The Republican leaders In the Ser
ate and House probably were held IN
check by patronage considerations
An open break with the President
naturally would involve the loss OF
power 70 influence appointments in
a congressman's district or in state
in half represented by a United States
senator.
Therefore the congressional s'iIle"o
vas KEEP, concealed in the congress
sional sleeve until the enemy wa"
a;sarmed-that is. until his privilege
10 dispense patronage was nearly a:
an end. Then the bold warriors
came forth and though from previous
" inflicted wounds from the White
House. they felt the fatal drain.
they poured their ticks like wintry
rain
Mr.. Taft will b. diSpenS'v Oh
patronage. II is no. likely that lead
ing Republican senators ami r'Hr'sen,
ta,ives would have entered upon a"
sp,i-Roosev.i, crusade near the cioS''
of the lattcr's administration but for
a tip from some authoritative quarter
,ha: the policy would not incur IT,
displ.asurc OF the neNt admiu's;ra
ton
II Mr.. TAFT has turned agains; Mr.
Roosevelt. whatever BE- tn" result
or the motives. il will prove on" ri
the most palpsblc incidents C! ingram
tudc ever recorded IN the worlds H.
tory.
l. there ~as ever r one man mad
Fres:deu, I; is Mr.. Tat. aud his sp"n
sCr AMI his vote gc;t"r sas Mr. Roo'''
welt;
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PROF. JENKINS EXPLAINS
NEW DEPARTMENT
Writes Nest Interestingly of the New
Branch to be Opened in High
Schools Feb. l.

Prof Willis 4. jenkins, who will
have charge Of the normal department.
in the Hampton High Schools, yes
terday sent to the Daily Press rep
It sentative the following interesting
explanation of the work TO T. car
RED IN BY this branch. Mr.. Jenkins
announces that the department will
open February first and he believes
that the success OF this d.pc ri mcnt
has ar. ady been assured.
Professor jenkins letter follows:
Dear Sir
In answer to many questions abOlt
the new department. in the Hamp' on
Pubic School. I beg to ask space
for short explanation.
The Cit. ) and graded schools with
high School departments have drain
I'd the rural schools of their bes'
T. Icher> These large schools have
TAX. all Of the graduates OF the reg
u,ar norma! schools and left no pro
f">S:: nal teachers for the country dis
ivic,S. In TACT even when the two
rev normal schools have gotten fully
under way. n" supply from III" thrc"
sch"o's Farm>illc. HarrisonburS and
Fred"r:>hShurc can mt do NOR" than
supply the demand OF the large
schools
! AT pre-, =. about .;.ooo new tech
er> are required TO fill the vacancies
! in II" whit" schools each year Our
rorn'aiS. our college. our high
! schools ar inadequate. TIL" rural
sch: o'S mu>, draw largrly from
those who have not completed even
=cCd h,gh school course. Not only
ar" they c0npcllsi at The present tim"
20 accept I. T their schools a .ow":
! standard ot scholarship. hut must OF
IN" teacher cf onr and :wo-roOm
; schools hr-ir teaching withou; any
| lea whatsoever q the profession.
! The know nothiuS OF the orSaniZa
ton or administration Of school.
nothing + methods OF teaching OF Of
disc .plin.. ard hsrcc mrch OF III"
I work IS ">C"cjingly unsatisfactory.
! As a ra'". these schools hav" a
! short Ten pay poor salary. and
, haI" no equipment. The rural teach
: "r faC"- almost impo5 sir!c e, nditi"ns.
! an, w'thnjt the sliSht"s; knoTlcds"
! of how "a Zach. Tho most serious
/ part ~ = Al J.. that III" tim" Of III"
! county, EOS and g.r1s among VII N
! ~" I"rl r Gh"st possibilities hav"
! aiNa,s h,-.r found. i wasted. and
they enter ..-" with a heavy handicap
Nov. ', hra.ka. Illinois and man,
"tr'r states that lead in "dncaiinna!
work. ha'' t1auEuratr d 'h"s" T"sch-
l.rs' TraIu3u. Glasses ~ III" s;Toa E"s'
hi-h soho, or the pUTP, - q! supply
ing teach for ia" rTra! sch"o's
! Tn" las General Assembly JCi"rmin'
Cd :" pu' virginia in the forefront NJ
"lTca'rrr. progress. enacted in on"
~ ~ ~ ~. II .ions for III" "s'ah-
'iShgu p; ~ -h~gr -ormaI claSs's N
~" strongest high schools.
Hampton submitted ia cisIms. and
received rscrsni'ion - tho m"ti'
nj =; soho"'s and high schools. n"
I'm amount ~ the state appropriation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19

years ago when the extreme penalty
was abolished.
In the same editorial The Post AIDE
uuatcly accounts for the Increase o.
crime in France during the time that
the gullotine was out of business
The alternative penalty proved rather
an attraction. so 1t would seem from
the following:
The punishment OF crimes OF a
serious nature was transportation to
New Caledonia. or long terms OF I'm
prisoument. The CORNER was regard
cd by the judicial authorities as IN"
more severe, but some good word OF
New Caledonia must have leaked
lack to the criminal element from its
friends IN the convict colony. Tor
criminals are said to hav" shown con
tempt, and even pleasure. at IN"
thought OF transportation. Convict
marriages were permitted In the COLO
ny and while 1t was seasoned with
ward work. life for the convicts was
~ no means devoid Of comforts. and
even OF possible prosperity.
Barbarous though 1t may appear 10
the representative. to Kill aud XIII
quickly tn" offenders meritinS "X'
,r,mc punishment for crimes seems
20 be the most adequate deterrent.
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WELCOME THE FLEET.

There is no tim. 10 e lost II MS
s-Ctic n q: the State is 10 prepare fot
a suitable reception TO III" b2t'leshiI
feet On its return from IN" ~orli IN
ccrcl.nS trip. II * now within about
six weeks Of tn" anticipated tim" 81
ART, al and little has bon don" look
ing 10 tho preparation OF a desirable
program.
Tho c"miti"" having n chaTs" III"
matter q. securing III" coming Of the
Net 20 Hampton Reads has don"
vol and is s,iIl ln'k.as after that
end Of il. bat tho tim" has Ccmr when
Norfolk and tho other cities AMI
towns on those waters must b"gin
work
Every organization n Norfolk
should h" enlisted in th's m7t;"r. tho
City Councils acting in harm, ~ viii:
the husinrsS and patriotic "rGaniza
CHS. and the citizens generally tax
in- q lively interest in the arrange
mcnts for a great reception
All around the world IA" fc"r has
lion ROYALTY received. and when 90
mission 81 mercy Is performed IL vii
sail from T'aiv f-r home and the
Hampton Roads has been selected a.
Tho harbor In Which " will receive
the welcome 81 the nation Here mp
on the bis. wai"rs and under propit
ions skies. vii 10 assembled the
rrssfcg, f~et thai over sailed tho
seas. Here vii the booming ggas
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THE curLloriNe RESTORED.

The revival OF the guiilo;!n" in
France appears 20 ha'" been r. luc-
tsnt step forced upon the French
Soyernmcn; by the astonishing in
reas- In crimes Of r"vcitinS Esturc
during tn. past two years. re-
turn 20 N. death penalty after II lad
been ABOLISHED seems distinctly a
re,rogradc movement. asd one that
In the case of France. can only b"
explained on the assumption thai
the moral constitution Of The French
seems really TO be going backward
toward the standards Of 'h- ~ieh'
tccnih century. rather than advanc'
isg with the moral sense Of the rest
Of the world. Post.
The restoration CT capital punish
.ess In France. nc believe we the
seossyiss Of . suistske made e."
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A satisfactory, thing about inh"ri'-
lug lot Of money H. Won don't no, 4
to inherit anv brains vita il
The Criv man who ca0 rnr" vow
more than tho N" who breaches what
nc oTgh. TO 60 j. the Cnc who docs
Il.
man CCriG hardy over doc ID"
wbcih"r b" tad ra'hcr go 20 ~" den
iis''s or visit his vifCs relatives
Tho gT~atcst "Ni:aIaSa7y = uoma n
thinks a man can haN" in the Wav n"
w.nf hHv bargain he doesn't want
The reason , g!ri rL"S 10 hay" mus
= essen. is u j. sch GOOD "NcuSC
for not borg ahi" 10 hcir her mo'hc7
do ANYTHING
\cv Y0r; p;cSS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
FAST BASKETBALL TONIGHT.
FORT Monroe Army ard Navy Y. N
c. A. to Meet Hampton Boys.

Lovers OF basketball ar" Ir0m'S"i
some fast sport tonight wurn the FO,t
Monte quintet comes her" for
lnc with tho rcpr"s"n'ativ" fiv" &;
the Hampton Young Mems Christian
Association. The contest all b"
pulled OF in III" gymnasium q; !"
o'clock and owing To IN" seating "1N.;-
city the num:,er Of tickGf' will b"
limited TIL" for; will send M h"r
s.ToDccS: Eve and expects {" at"mT'
20 AXE, r." gam. In retaliation e N"
4. feat g!v"n by Hampton saturday
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19

Few schools in the State were so hon
orrf. II remains for us 20 make
GOOD" The class Will be orGanizHi
February l. Plans are now being
worked ont and W" believe success
is assured
AT som" future time. | shall be
glad TO give other details. but this
racer has reached The Init which
vour ncwsy columns permit N" to
ask.
WILLIS 4. JENKINS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
NEWSPAPER MEN MAY
RESIST SuBPCEANS
Contend That Documents Are Strong.
Iy Worded and Not in Due
Form.
nv Associated PreSs).

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-The right
OF the five employees of the New YORK
World subpOenaed to appear before
tie federal grand jury 10 give in
formation presumably regarding the
publication of alleged libelous m.t'"r
r.ii. cling on tn. integrity of IN"
tinted States government to isnre
lie said subpoenas. on the ground
th.t their issuance was an abuS'' %!
III. prs cess. was left undetermined a.
III, close of to-day's hearing OF tn
case in the United States cirCrlt
c0n!; here
After arguments by United States
Distric. tttornev Henry l.. Stin 'o1
representing the government, and Pc
lancey Eicoll and John NJ. BowcrI.
,p, sentinc the World men Judge
Henry G Ward gave both sides until
to-mcrr2w at 1 O'Clock to sIhm
briefs.
While the proceedings are believed
to have been thought upon the I'M
tiative of President Roosevelt and
in connection with the publication OF
q story alleging irregularities in con
nection with the purchase Of the
French Panama Canal Company by
the United States government. there
is nothing in the subroenas issued
not only against the World employees
but against several ether individuals
TO indicate what the inQuisiticn is
about who the complainant is. and
against whom the action is being
brought
Documents Peculiar Wording.
In the argument that the suhpO"ana
should b. quashcd particular stress
was lGii upon that part OF tn" dec
umcnt in question which calls tos
the appearance before the fedora
grand jury of those SubpCcnacd for
n" purpoS" OF testifyirE TO any
;hinc voI ma know generally CT tn
;rart of the United States
Suhpocnas in general terms which
railcd 10 make il plain Wha' IT,. ar
ton was. or aSaiHs; whom i; vas
directed. Ny. Bowers argued. had
uniformly been adjUdgnd family hy
the courts and a. such. dismissed
Mr. Stmson. On III" o'h"r hanI
| contcnded that IN" suhpo"naS were
in every way valid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
NEGRO Man Mashed His Hand.

John F1-l:s. 4 negro. employed OF
he I~.Gg"-!uS N"vin. had his naHh
caugn; in pulley CHAIN Yesterday
sftcrro, and quit" badly mash d.
,r T II. Massi". % Pho"bus. dressed
the injury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
MAY GET TWO MAILS.
Soldiers. Home WilI Have Sorr ~
and Afternoon Deliveries.

Through the cT-rf OF POs'off""
INSPECTOR ! W BulIa the Indications
s-c that tho irma'cs Of ~" Na'i"na!
Soldiers Homo viii r. Siv"n W."
r,ai.s instead ~ one daily a il now
The case Nj BuIIa has recommend
ID 'ha, -hcrc be morning AMI afi'~ o.
noon mail into the home. which viii
r- W a grca' ooavcri"nC" :" ~" ~"
thousand mcn On thc reservation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Don't Get . Divorce.

4 ~ssterB infSr granted divorce
on a~roun' ~ il;'empcr a~d had
breath. DR. KING Now ~" riVs
would have prry"ni'd 10. Thy -ur"
Consultation. causing bad breath aad
fivcr Trouble the iUiempcr. d'spei
colds bsnish headaches. corgror
chiIls sc. At all druggists.