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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk T.. G. Everly,
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated:
Albert Tracey Glendenning, %, Tun-
Melton; Annie linn, n.
Dorsey g. Wolfe, 10, Austen; Maud
Fromhart, p, Hiorra.
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Pointer.

The fact that your advertisement APP
pears continuously in a reputable news
paper stimulates public confidence. Your
shop advances step by step in the esti-
nation Of thousands Of people who may
be months getting round 20 make their
first purchase.
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IIundreth birthday.

MoRGANTowN, Feb. 17.-Mrs. Susannah
Cobun, daughter Of Abraham Guseman,
soldier Of the revolutionary war, on Sun
day celebrated her Tooth birthday. Among
those who called 10 offer congratulations
was Mrs. Lucinda FinnelI, aged IOI
Both are in full possession of all their
faculties
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Plainview.
,spondence oi Ihe Arrus

correspondence OF ne Argus
Miss Katie Farrell is visiting relatives
at Mount Vernon.
Mrs. l.. Riggleman visited Mrs. George
Riggleman Saturday.
A large crowd attended literary at
Ilnns Chapel Friday night.
Miss Josie Riggleman il visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Anna Mckinney.
Eric Clark spent Saturday and Sunday
with Jason Rogers, Of near this place.
Miss Alvinia Conley spent Saturday
with her friend, Miss 0ttie Riggleman.
Miss Nellie Barnes, who has been stay.
ing at Morgantown, has returned home.
Miss Nellie Born is staying with her
aunt, Mrs Dora Barker, at Masontown.
Messrs. Ferd Born, Bert Taylor, and
Waitman Evert visited this school Friday
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Riggleman and cousin, Rus
sell Mckinney, called on Misses Nettie
and Beulah Born Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kerns. of near
Halleck, spent Saturday and Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. Mary Rogers, who
is very i'll. REDDrE.
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TFfom another correspondent

from another correspondent !
Miss Ida Roby is on the sick list.
Allen Miller was hauling straw for Fred
Lucas Monday.
we are sorry TO say there are only six
more weeks of school at this place.
The meeting closed at Gainesville Wed.
nesday night with several conversions.
Mrs. Mary Rogers. who has been sick
Tor some time,is better at this writing.
Mr.. Eric Clark, of Brett, visited at
William Rogers Saturday and Sunday.
Several OF the young people Of this place
attended the literary at Zinn's Chapel
Friday night.
Rev. G. II. Meredith will preach ut
Gordon Sunday, February 81, at 1890 a.
M; Sunday school at 800; Epworth
League at z p. m. JACK.
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Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

IT you can help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-02-18

n partial digester--and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol is a perfect digester. II
you could geo Kodol digesting every
particle Of food, OF all kinds, In the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this Just al well
as we do.
Nature and KodoI will always
euro a sick stomach--but I'm order
TO BIO cured. tho stomach must rest.
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. just as ample an A, ID. O.
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IS Our Guarantee

90 20 your druggist today and got dol
entire contents OF tho bottle II you can
honestly say, that 10 has not done you any
Good, return tho bottle to the druggist and
no VIII refund your money without Quea-
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
Riat for tho bottle. Dont heAtatA. all
aruRgiats know that our guarantees IL rood.
and TO but ono In q family. The large bot.
cent bottle.
Kodol iB prepared at the iabora-
tories OF ID. O. Dewitt g. Co., Chicago.
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DRUG STORE.
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FOK SALE BY STRI
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professional Caros
JAMES A. BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KlNGWOOD, W. VA.

WIN. G. BROWN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
KINGWOOD, w. VA.
P'actice IN Preston and adjoining coun.
lies. In the Supreme Court Of Appeals. and
federal courts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

Wyoming. 2l.l55: Minnesota. Michl
gan. Wisconsin. North and South la
kota. 1894: Missouri. Louisiana ant
Arkansas, 1888; Utah. l,4s2; Okla
homa and Kansas. l.ol2; New Mex'
co, 1905. and Florida. Alabama ant
Mississippi. 1860.
"A summary OF most OF the large
cases affected by charges OF FRAUD oi
Illegally. now pending. is submitted
but the details OF identification and
names Of parties omitted, because i
Is stated this would embarrass fur
Their inquiry into such cases.
THE additional apr" priat!on also
is required. the Secretary says. Oh ac,
couu, Of the increased d"LiandS on
the field service of tn" Land Ofiic",
due to the transferring to tina div
sion OF much work which has been
done In the past by the secret a"rvlcr
and the special service OF ,h" depart
men, Of justice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
JUDGE B, D. WHITE
TO HEAR THE CASE
Governor Desjgnates Princess Anne
Jurist to Settle Dispute Between
Newport News and County.
QUESTION OVER THE CITY HOME
Board Of Supervisors Of Elizabeth CITY
County and Farmers in Salters'
A,mshouse and Pcsthouse Located
en- the Jones Farm.

JUG" h. u. White. who nrrs!d"s
over n. circ'.i, court Of Princess
Anne. county, vii! sit in the Elizabeth
CITY County Circuit Court today 70:
the purpose CT hearing III" injunction!
case OF the board of supervisors
against the city OF Newport News.
S. ytra WEE, ks ago Judge Clarence
W. Robinson issued temporary re
5;raining order against the contrac
tors ard tn" city CT Newport News
preventing the construction Of the
CITY almshou.:r on the farm purchased
BY the city near Salt"r Creek. As
Judge Robinson feels 4 strong inter,
st in both Newport News and Eliza
..th CITY he decided to ask Governor
Swan.ou 10 G"sigr"te another judge
To h,2! 'l,' :.Upplica,. n for p"riAa-
r,"r injunction.
I'll" cast. will be Utterly contested
ana To-. outcome CT the hearing TO-
dor is 0ring awaited her" with inter
t>t NIt Il! ~ pun -NNNS-
Mr. .Io>"Oh A. MI.'Sie. III" city AT
'cr.ir.. viii represent III" %hirhUiId-
ing civ. Will" Judge Edgar r. Monta,
gu" will appear in behalf Of the beard
o: supervisors.
The supervisors ar" oppoSir. h"
erection # the rCOrhOuS" and city
home in this county on the ground
tina; they will prove mr"acr 20
the good health of the peonl" r"s!d
iag in that section CT the county. 1t
is also argued tina the city Of New,
port News cannot build an institution
FIR the care Of the poor and INDECENT
in this county without the cnrrent OF
til" SUPERVISORS.
.Iuds" White will reach Hampton,
this morning in time to begin court
at 10 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
SQUARE DEAL TO JAPS.

! That President Roosevelt. in'"hd'
] to still further corrce tn" Siai' 81
| California in the matter Of 2ni. Ia
| xanese legislation was So; 10" i il
his address on Tuesday l:$' before
and audience OF MrthOdists "N'n ling
the AFRICAN Jubilee Mass Meeting
in Washington.
In rontrariety to is maze. the
t"thcring was composed pr'Lc''a:iS
&C white Me,huGists interested ia 'h'
:cleign mission service.
In part the President said:
II want all of you. and especially
| want the MethodistS o. California"
and the Pacific slope. and | want al:
the decent people. all the good Am"'l
cans of California and the Pacifc
slope 10 assist in helping me see ina
We. give "A square deal to Japan.
New. will see TO 1t that IN
rights and interests of our own ell
zpns are safeguard"d You know
am not mere sentimcntalist."
Hayking lack to events CT the past,
tn. mind capable OF reconci!ing the
contradictory statements contained IL
the two quoted paragraphs mus
have received an extraordinary train,
ing in mental gymnastics.
The President has shown heretofore
that his conception of a square
deal to Japan' was To browbcat tn
State OF California into admitting
adul, yellow aliens to its public
schools over the protests OF Amerl
can parents whose little children O.
both sexes were obliged TO associate
with the Japanese men.
He calls upon all the decent PEG
pie. all the good Americans of Cali
fornia" TO see that Eve give 4 square
d, al TO Japan.
Parade xically, the President as
scr,s: Now | will see 10 il that tht
the rights and interests OF our owl
citizens are safeguarded.
BY bringing home the battlfshil
fleet, the President has PRACTICAL!
!.saimed the United States In Paci
a., uo,.rc How then will h, Sc
tina, the rights and interests of oui
own citizens are safeguard:d' OF
the Pacific coast, unless he believe.
that the Californians so beyond thelI
rights when they try 10 protect ihei'
little children from the immoral in
fiuoHCes Incidental 10 association VIII
adult Orienta!s?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
GONG AFTER THE Soaps
OF 100 GOOD PALE FACES
Wyoming Tribe Of Red Men Has In.
aUeura:ed Bio "Hunt" for
Winter.

B.t"rmire! TO have the biggest tribe
in Virginia. WyCmirg Trio" No. 80.
improved Order nf Rcd Men. has
s'arr"d a campoiEn 10 sccUr" one
hundred pai" faces within the next
two month. The campaign vas in
auEuratcd MCnady Eight and 'heady
the braves are in the hunting
grounds" looking for the pale faces
who desire to be "sCa'prd' after he
fashion Of the aI'orgin"s.
tn" tribe will soon ccl"brat" its
anniversary and the idea L. 10 have
III" class OF one hundred ready 20
r"coiv" tho rarrior'2 deere" on tn"
occasion Of these EXERCISES
several teams will he rspr, s"Df"d
and rriz"s will he given {" the team
bringing in Ia" largest number NJ
pa" faces
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
ARMY AM NAVY UNION
HCNORS JUDGE MONTAGUE
commonweaIths Attorney Is Elected
to Honorary Membership in Col.
Royal T. Frank Garrison.

At its meeting last night Colonel
ROYAL 7. Frank Garrison. Army and
Nav: Union. unanimously "iectt q
Irdge Edsa. r. NCnta"ue. OF tIamp-
;on, 10 an honorary membership in
th.. garrison. judy MCntaclc de!iv-
er"d an address i2gt Thursday night
when the garrison gave a concert in
the National Soldiers Home Th"ater
and the members desired in this way
to express their appreciation OF his
i:.r; IN their program. Revolutions
wAre also adopted thanking these
who participated in the concert and
the local press for The liberal treat
mcnt. The concert was given Cor
the b"r"fit Of the earthquake SUI
fcTers
4 letter was READ from III" Ameri.
can Red Cross Society informing the
garrison tina President RCoS""eit has
turned over 10 the 5ociet:;, the sum
Of S2n2Go as the gift from the garri-
con
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
UNFORTUNATE SENATOR BAILEY

Events have habi, OF occurring
AZ the most inoppOrtune moments
While Senator Bailey. Of Texas. va!
making his first extended attempt il
the senate 10 crawl back into pclitica.
1nI public notice. after his a!fi!ia
tons with a branch Of the Standr:
Oil Com, any was exposed. the Su
preme Cour, OF the United State
Was busy handing down a decision.
NhiCh upheld a Texas State law TIN
Bailey. as lawyer. had sought tc
nur'fy. while serving the State u;
Texas in the capacity OF United
SAFES senator.
Apparently defending his conncc
ton With the Waters Pierce Oil Cam
pany. which TIL Supreme Court or
TUESDAY ousr~i from III" state O.
Texas and fred nvcr a millioa and
half dollars. Senator Baiiey said
on the same day in the senate
There are many people in 'n!s
country who ;hink a senator ought
| not io have any business vail" .
the S-natc Sc far as | am concern
, I'd 10 no; want 20 hav" senator
| Who has no business. DO no
want 10 81" this republic run Nv pnli
'iCIans There j. a consid": abb Gle
! mont il this country woo DENY NJ
| riCh' OF maa 20 practice law Will,
| in the senate II s"na'nT * 10
~ TmiI'Cd 10 earn anything when ca;
gross IL no. in session then one n
two :hings mus: happen tn" gov
crnmcn' mus; isIl into tao HAMS o
rich men who do net want ~ ear
anything. or into the hands O. M,
who csnno' earn anything
There l. no Objection TO a senate
having Other business. provided 'ha
btsiness docs no. coaaic; With hi
duties 10 tac STATE that h. uo-s hin
Does Senator RaiIcy believe hat I
'uas = square deal 80 Texas that n
should assist in the courts ;hr cffori
Of the Standard Oil COMPANY TO 50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
eight PERSONS KILLED BY
EARTHQUAKE IN TURKEY
Scene of Disaster Only IS niles Re-
moved from Two American
esttIeships' Anchorage.
tRv Assoc ated Press.

SMYRNA. Jan. $50 far as ca
he ascrrtaincd. eight pcrs,ns were
killed this morning BY a sharp earth
Quake which occurred At Phocaca
:wrrIv five miles northwest OF his
city and al Other neishborinS towns
Considerable damage was d II" to
nil iingS A. PnOcaea The shoch
was very strong at Chill. whcr" III
population became panic Sirickeh
though nc sc!iors damage r|sufcd
ter.
This city also experienced tho
car,hauakc bu, here was no loss o!
lie and no damage Has done.
The Ar-rr!can ha:rleships LGUiSil
ma and '''irginia are at anchor in fh'S
harbor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
ASTOUNDING LAND FRAUDS.


ed motives. founded upon caprice OF
personal animosi,y. President Roos''
Welt has from time to time s'1 inc
secret service detectives uroh III"
trail of men who least deserve 10 DC
watched.
Ri, in the ligh, of the startling
disclosures cmanating on Iuesua!
last from the Office of the secretary
OF the interior at Washington. the ac-
ton Of Congress at the last session
in combining the activities OF the sec
ret service agents to the pursuit or
counterfeiters appears to have been
an exregious blunder-if nothing
worse.
Secretary Garfield OF the interior
department stands sponsor for the as
ser,ion that within the past two years
approximately one hundred and ten
million dollars worth OF public lands
have been fraudulently acquired from
the government, by corporations and
individuals. principally west OF the
Mississippi river.
But according to the cabinet officer,
thei Sou,hs skirts are not entirely
clear. Missouri. Louisiana. Arkan-
sas, Oklahoma. Florida. Alabama and
Mississippi SPECTATORS shared in the
swag.
The secretary for the present with
holds the names Of the beneficiari'S
OF alleged loOtinS because, as he says.
to give them out at this time would
"cmbarrass further inquiry into such
cases.
That at least portion .! this
Sic. 900. geo worth of property may be
restored to it's riShtful owner-thc
United States government and the
people-would seem 10 be- fair pro-
position.
However, without the aid OF the
secret service. il is not probable that
those who prod;cd by the frauds
ever will be reached.
Secretary Garfield asserts that co<,'
gressionai action recalling the sec
re; service men from the pursuit OF
land-grabbins criminals entails much
additional expense in the adminisira
ton Of his department,
Under date of January Is the si,ua
ton is thus described IN the news lis
patches:
p Information OF startling chaTac
ter Of alleged wholesale and astonIsh
ing irauas u,ou the puv;:c 'apds has
conc ITO the possession Of Secre
,ary OF the Interior Garfield through
s,~ecial agents in the field. The ser:
0rs allegation is made that approx
nsateiy eiio.0.e. 600 worth Cf land,
In States principally ives; Of tn" Mis-
xisstppi river have Lccn fraudulent.
acquired SithiB the past two year
by corporations and indiv iduals
with view o. recovering lh"S'
Isads. Secretary Garfield sent lertF:
10 Chairmcn Hale and Ta~ney. of III,
Senate and House appropriation con-
ustttees. respectively. asking for =,
additional apPTc ?riation Of $500 ""'
which u granted. with that airrad
askei for. will give the department
1i.eeo.oeo for that purpose.
Secretary Garfield also submits
ststencn, of.H ". Schwartz. chic
Of the Geld service. showing os"
5s0e0 distinct cases Of alleged Ian
frauds demanding further iuvcstigs
ton. The number o: such case
Gxajtiug ipvsstiestion by states nor
pesdisg In - follows: Oregon. LIS
: c61oSorNsa and Nevada. l.so?: Washing
ssa ss1 North Idaho. i.32s: Mon'ans
3,Ses; Coiosado s.ssl; Arssona. fss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
MEETS HERE FRIDAY NIGHT.
State Fisheries Commission to Hold
its January Session

The Virginia Ste " Fisheries Com
mission will mold its January meeting
Il Ham. ton Friday might TT" call
70: the session was issued Yesterday
hy State Chairman Mcdonald Leo.
SO far. as is now known ~" commits
sion will transact OIL: ~" ,.Si:al vou-
tine business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
.Ii.i.a IS Hom.riS str,s.

Mrs Sarah Grover qua if:"6 h'.' re-
ClrrE az tn" Courts iIsrr. ". Holt
vcstc-dsv - tic administrative ~ tn
estate ar her deceased husbard. =
y Grover Ncssrz. John Peterson.
w1i'.r smith sni William tc1ompic
were named IS the appraisers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

SECRETARY z. WaIfrT Lynch ~ N"
lo"rg Nc , Christian Association
,cs:crfav closed noso' a:.oas Vi'h
H., n-amb!ctor haskc-haiI qurntr. for
\ caas" her" on Ianrary %
Tho heard cf directors viii moot
IN tho. auditorium tomorrow evening
20 'aI" u? s,vcrs! very important
m?'f.~S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
ytcIsted 6scIro Law

NEW ORLEANS IA. Jan !?
Placid Frigsrn and Il VI Sheffield
w"r" found guilty v.si"r iav of cr
Grating a betting took in violation
Of he ryo~so Law
CcEvicticn rsrricS Jail sentence
Of not JOS thar - moths
tn" css" will W. spP"aic5 70 ID"
state saprcul" court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
WITH THE PARAeRAPHERs.

Ambassador Reid says he will re-
main at the court OF st James. or re-
ire. according 10 the new president s
sweet pleasure How delightfully."-
a-tipss Mr., Richmond News
Leader
Senator Jeff Davis is i'll from vac
,ination. which shows that something
ias taken with him after aIl.-Nor-
ok Lcdg"r-iDs patch.
Col. RUFUS y. Rhodes is probably
RAJ her glad that the Tillman incident
anne along just when il d,d.-Nor-
elk Landmark.
Now that the Lord, II police have
20; CARR, Nation. they Can perform
, brilliant act Of international comfy
" Keeping hcr.-Washingto ION Post.
Perhaps the President j. still hHy
ns "a perfectly corkiug time. -
Charleston News ard Courier
Governor Hughes saws the nation
viii "ShriErl' VII. n tho Now tnClar1
pint dies out Docsn': II "Shrivci
~ow. v hen Roosevelt look> a: il rcaI
EardH-Atlanta Journal
Pr. sident-cl.Ct Taft. who Savs h
cnjCyS nothing 30 much AZ piayr2
col: with his son. - very different
nan fr;m Prcsid"n. Roosevelt. WhC
would very greatly prefer moppisG
, fh.. floor With brace ~ editors -
Louisville Courier ourrsi
Great news come from dosn South
To" RilIy poSSum - - tan" tho plar'
| NJ III" TIE idy bar as the national to,
| as We move und"r n" new Admins
ira; on. Il looks. also. a. II this
wcu'd not w. the only change II
| policies Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
Steamers 10 Philadelphia
SUNDAY. MONDAY. THURSDAY
cornAv

Sling from philadelphia Tuesday
"Wednesday. FRIDAY ard Saturday.
Frrigh received and delivered
daily ~ e & n. Pier NJ. 6 orc"
River Road JAS W N'CARRICK
Gee. S"u'h bern kEehi.
CIvDE STEAMSHIP GO
IL South Dcls ware Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

at naught the laws Of the State which
be In part represented in the upper
House Of Congress?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

~
FARE-First-c class. one way. $500:
Round trip, limit thirty days. $14.00-
meals and berth in stateroom IL
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & o. Rail.
way Ticket Office
NIGHT LINE eETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, Va.
Steamers Brandon and Berkley
leave Pier "a" $3.50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
nss. steamer Pocahontas leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays, Thursdays
I'D Saturdays at S:<s a. m. Leave
Newport News MONDAY, Wednesday
and Friday at p. m. for Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton vii. leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday. At 900 ..
n. going TO Norfolk, and a. 4:30 p
m going to Smithfeld. steamer "Ac.
comac" will leave Pier "a" daily, eI
:cnt Sunday at ga. m. going to Smith
Geld and ; p. M, going to Norfolk.
All business between New York anS
Newport News transacted at pier No
6
All k3sinr.. between Newport Nevs.
Norfolk, S;n,hfie,d and local points
transacted at Pier "A" foot Of TweB-
ty-hf,h st. w. n. LANDOH. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Opponents Are Hopeful.

Opponents o. the bill say they can
count on a change of three votes TO
their side and that the fourth mem
Der on whose vote the fate of the
measure depends. is wavering.
The bill if finally passed.. is mad"
effective on July !, 1909.
The bill prohibiting the manufa"-
turs of liquors in Tennessee was
amended today 50 as to b"Com" ct
fective on January |. 1910.
The VOC was 20 TO Is or this bill!
alSJ.
With the TWO laws or III" stA'u'"
books. it is said. property worth many
millions wouli be made almost worth
less: vast revenues 10 the State AID
20 certain counties and cities would
be cut off
Anti-prohiotiOniSts assert that
taxes would become burdensom".
In his ve-o message. Governor Pa =
terson charges that such legislation
is against the Democratic platform
and the doctrine OF self government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

seek no further" than Leonard
store. where you will find Wines at
the following prices:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE
VfTOES SlATE PROHIBITION
Action Upor Executives Cisappro.ai
to be Had Today-eilrs Op-
ponents Are Hopeful.
iDy Associated freSS).

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. IL
Governor Patterson to-day fled wt''
the clerk Of the Senate. a mcSsaG :
vetcil:. the stat.-W:dr prohibition bill
whicl las. week Was passed Ivy hoih
houses Of the Legislature.
The governors action toiinw''I adj
journm~nt cf the Senate. after ii had
passed its third reading. a bill pro-
bihirine the manufacture in Tenncs-
see. of Intoxicating liquors.
Th. veto will b" read to the Sen
ate tomorrow when it must be suS-
tanned or passed over the executives
prots
On original passage the Senate was
20 to 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
OLD DOMINION LINE

Daily Service
FOR NEW YORK.
From Company's Wharf.
Norfolk, foot Of Church
street every week day
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30

won the attention of the authorities
of the noted school, was the first of
the Californians to arrive, reaching
Berkeley year ago. Warren c. Parry
of the class of 1907 is still in Paris
Gutterson, who is a member OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon and well known
on the campus, studied under Prof.
John Galen Howard of the depart
ment of architecture which was estab-
lished about four years ago through
the generosity of Mrs. Phebe Hearst
Gutterson's work was twice sent out
to the provinces of France as speci-
men of the work that was wanted in
the Paris school He has been study
ing in New York for a few months.
and will take up his life work on this
coast, probably in Los Angeles. He
was formerly connected With the office
OF D. Fl. Burnham in San Francisco.