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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
Converted Chinese to Speak

|
A. L. Jan, a converted Chinese stu
| dent, will speak at the Y. M. c. A
vesper service Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock on "The Testimony of a Con
verted Chinese of Singapore, Malaysia >
| ''The Brevity of Life will be tho
Sunday morning topic of Rev. w. D
Lands, pastor of the Westlake Presby-
| terian church. 1.-The Greatest Thing, ir
the Orient" will be the evening Sub
! ject."
! Rev DR. Bell of Buffalo will speak
| Sunday evening at the Boyle Heights
Methodist church. Sunday morning
Revv A Inwood, the pastor, will speak
on ''Sins Which Separate from God"
''The Theater'' will be the subject of
a short prelude tomorrow morning by
| Reynold E. Blight, minister of the Los
Angeles Fellowship, preceding his ser
mon on Three Afirmations of Power. -
Miss Helen Tape will sing, king OF
Love-" by Gounod, and Alfred E.
| Walper will play, "To Spring." by
Grieg. The Unity club will hold their
conversation at p. m. at the home of
Mrs. George F. Ferris, 1927 Manhattan
place. Subject, 1.-THE Value of Ideal
| ism,' by B. T. Shropshire. All meet
lngs of the Fellowship are free to the
| public.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at IL a. m. and s p. m. at Simpson
auditorium, 734 South Hope street The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tian Science Quarterly, the subject be-
ing, Christ jesus The reading will
be from the Bible, with correIative pas
sages from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health, with Key
to the Scriptures
To Preach on Striking Subjects
DR.. Henry will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday, preaching in the morning on
Gods Desire and Gods Dynamic" In
the evening he will deal with the doc
trine of creation and deliver a prelude
| on Causes of Crime in Our City" This
is the striking topic of series of
Sunday evening sermons. to be deliv-
cred by DR.. Henry at the First Bap-
tist church. The first in the series is
Creation, or Something out of Moth
ing" This will be followed by the fol-
lowing themes:
''The Divine Image, or What Makes
q, Man?"
1.-THE Fall; Was It Up or DOWN."
Sin; Why Did Not God Prevent It?''
''The Flood; Was 1t Partial or Uni
versal?"
It?"
Destruction of the Canaanites; or
Jonah; or a Great Fish Story"
''The Bible; Can We Still Believe it?''
''The Sabbath; Is It Worth Saving?'
1.-THE Religion of the Future; What
Will 1t Be?"
"Christ's Second Coming; Is 1t Immi-
nent?''
A notable Baptist will visit Los An
geles during the coming week. Rev.
John M. Moore, D. D., is the official
representative Of the forward move
ment among the Baptist young people
of the country. He has back Of him
all the missionary organizations con-
nected with the denomination which he
represents. He will arrive in the city
on Friday and conduct his first meet
ing in Berean hall temple on Friday
evening, under the auspices of the City
Baptist Young Peoples union. On Sun
day he will speak in the First Baptist
church in the morning; before the B.
Y. P. U. of the Temple Baptist church
at 6:15, and at Memorial Baptist
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
FLYING MACHINE FACE COURSE
TO BE OPENED ON LONG ISLAND

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Under the
control of the Aero club of America a
race course for flying machines, where
flights may be accurately measured, is
to be opened on the Long Island motor
parkway, between Hampstead and
Farmingdale, L. l.
Negotiations for the use Of the park
way have been completed, and it is
expected the grounds will be ready by
May next.
The course will be at the disposal of
any inventor who has a machine with
anY promise of f1Ying
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
sc Cheesecloth Sc

Yard wide, bleached, splendid quality;
regular sc value; 8 to 9, &c a yard.
Third floor south building
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

membership cards, and these cards
when so countersigned will be accepted
by the authorities of other cities and
towns as bail in case of unforeseen
trouble this may prove of great conve-
nience to motorists, as the most right
eous as them, and those who fully in
tend to keep within borders of the law,
may at some time violate some ordi-
nance that will lay them liable to pros
ecution.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
15c Outings sc

Heavy fleeced outing flannel; dark blue
color; regular 15c quality; to 8 Mon
day, sc a yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
'lonial Darning Cotton, 45-yard

Colonial Darning Cotton, 45-yard
spool .'.''... ....Ic
Bone Hair Pins, medium size,
box half dozen ...........,......5 sc
&c Wire Hair Pins, asst sizes. -. g 1-3c
sc All Linen Corset Laces, 1a-yd. &c
1Oc Spring Tape Measure. ........2 &c
50c All Silk Sgd, Corset Laces. 19c
15c Finishing Braid, Plain White,
yards .................. .10c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
Remarkable Notion Values

1215c Cube Pins, assorted sizes
and colors ....... 11sc
10c Asbestos Iron Holders ..........5c
Ironing Wax, with wood handle,
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
Stevens Skirt Supporters and
Long Waist Adjusters 15c
Rustproof Clasps, Card 2 dozen. sc
Best M. & K. Knitting Cotton,
box 20 balls, assorted numbers. .S3c
Dozen Linen Initials, sc value. &c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

the morning service Bruce Evans,
Welsh evangelist, and Alexander Smith
will have charge of the service, and in
the evening Evangelist William Bryant
will have charge of the service.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

n har IN an
condition of
Devised and physician
maes Its ingredients have the Endorsement leading all
schools of practice
The Fayore Prescription known everywhere the standard remedy
Accept place Favt Pscpona medicine
KNOWN record of behind
foolish
medicines afflicted
Favore Prescription" The
the profd decidedly
should
of
insist on having DR.. Pierces Fvorte Prescription.
of ngnyona of Dr.
Worlds DEpensay Medical w. Pierce M
President, Buffalo, N. Y. 60 -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
atlantic Ports Show Greater
Falling off Than Any Others

..,;.n :, .,,,,., the. l,,,J,d States
far
|" '''' NV W. i'''
delivery - MS owner. WI" '"''' r''
the duties rhnrE,uht" thereon.
,u ,r ,n.. ,,ri.u, group, OF ports.
l',,.. >u,r,;,. c,lr =, >iy,u b. =.
49,, - ,r;,,,. ar y u,ln.ru r,rd,r show
HIM., i, ;r,nn,,. inio,up AT lyaH
,.,',. ,I,' ,;n,,r.,. ~, ,n,. ,,,yru months
''nt,,.,, \,y,,,hnr trp latest record
VA, SIM. li,., ,n TN, l,urrau Of stats.
H.. ~, ~. inu,rtm,n, of commerce
,,hor Th' failing on in the i'm.
,,,,r,. /. j., ,rr ra,n or the Mex, can
,,.I, ,,,,. ,ln,u ,n p,.r cent. that
~ 49, t,,,.,n., ard ,L the Northern
i,.,,, ,,',,. ,n..r u,r cent. AZ:
,,.,, :, ,,.r cont and
T''t, r, ,,,s linn, > nc, cent. while
w., n,,.;t,. ,,,,, -hnw a slight IN
,''.,.,', m. ,,n,, ,f N, r,haudisr en-
,,n.,.., fr,,,, ,h,. Pacific norris In the
,r,h. .ndinr November
,no, ,..,,,,, .,hon, - ,ui)lion dollars
ION an M. CORRESPONDING
,,r,' -, ,uu-
,r,o,. nor,s
Nearly an y. NV ''', s g., ,,rrnr,s
SHa'' ia a.. ,na,,r mnnths
and eNl"f >. r"I ''' vr,.,. t,,m Irn,n
me '!ip'' Is II 30, ,,,i,iiors IN
go N'''''o,'S ~. ''o' y" shnm. roIl
i''H' Mn.i' rNr rNp 80 ,,ii;oms nos.
i''n' 'l' I'' ~, ~ 80 49,. ~, .uicns 70
'oi sn,"s i"'i ,, 'o' orI ,rnn, a.
- ihi"'o.'H -. ',',;an,. IN ovnorts
~ ',.,'' Col, ,rnm :, mil
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07

! hr Atlantic ports show i greater
I.u!!n& on ia foreign commerce d"F'
ny Me year Just ,IL"'. than III ."
{. Al, u:.i II he country or the
;,rD:uNiu.atriN .uu niliiCn dollars re-
Iyrtiuu in u!r I,I"l-! cuminrrCr II
Che calendar l,uI l9"> When com
.,,.l.d with the !ium"di.u"!y preceding
YEAR It L,p..-, Of IA III y 400 mi
HU..y. nctu,"rI IN that ,::d' Which
W.s utrUrtoIn, d 10 pass l.! ami 'Ht "l
the Atlantic ports. IN" imports oI
The Atlantic port in III" calendar year
$50. wer. l.lv1 million dollars, ana
;hr .-tl, udAr y"al 1898 will probably
show a total importation + not no!"
than >Gn mi.li,nS. IS against the
lu1 millions above Indicated. Tn"
..p,4ls through the AlEt4t!r ports
II, i4D- were llI,; million dollars and
for l,,u> VII! apparently II exceed
les" millions. Ev,n his estimate "i
N,n millions Of imports and i"Iu mn
lions OF exports FOR the Atlantic ports
j. liberal, and H." actual hCn"' $ when
cuinpi.td rv the bureau Ct statistics
# lhr department Of commerce and
labor viii probably Snow totals rail-
O.. below than abov" the estimate
h"r" pres, nt"d
Under the term Atlantic pOriH
are included all Of the ports on the
Atlantic from III" northeastern b ahu-
ary line CT Main" TO III" southern up
OF Florida. l.!t does not inciud" hey
Yves; which lies just south OF the
SouihernHs' pulnt If tn" ma mana
OF Flnli,'a but 50 clearly within 'h'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07

SEATTLE. Eel. 6-Through the re-
oua.t OF a number of Southern people
residing in Seattle the exploitation de-
par1m,nI of the Alaska iukon-Pac.h
EyDoyitiou has sent out an invitation
ia the CONFEDERATE Veterans and TO
the United DAUGHTERS Of the Confeo'
,racy TO erect "a replica of the nome
e Cen Robr F.. Ic" on the EXPOSE
ii n grounds to serve as headquarters
for Southern people who may Visit me
Cxposition This movement was start
cd by the members Of the RoH'- +.
lee CHAPTER of the L. D. c. in Seattle.
Sruthprn people residing in Seattle
feel such keen disappointment thal
ne southern state will be Represented
here that they have conceived the
idea of asking these two powerful or
carnations 10 asst in the efort 10
hqy,, at least on" building or the fair
grounds in which exhibits may be dis
played from al! the states. and whirh
may serve as headquarters for South
cIn Wis rs.
As the time is short every effort is
heing made To give as Wid" pIoNci'H
tn the movement; as possible and per
sonal letters from the exploitation de-
pariment have already been sent -
Mrs Corrola Branch Stone. Presi'
dent General OF the L. D. c. at Cal
weston Texas and the presidents q
the different state divisions in every
state in the Union asking their coop
Grafton with the local chapter q
Da-ch,cys OF the Confederacy III
raising the necessary funds.
If n0thing else can b" done Sald
Mrs G. {. Rochester recently. cur
local chapter will secure home i"
some building on The far grourds
where We keep a register Of Southern
rcolpe. II we can raise funds through,
In, tho South FIR 4 build ne. II WcuI'
nrol,a!Iv be q replica o. Gen. Roh'
Lees old VIRGINIA home. Gen. lee
IS CrC Of the nations heroes ana -
20 REGARDED by tn" North as well as
ne South and we believe replica OF
his home would be OF equal interest,"
IL tn" ptnrle OF all secti rs Of IN"
country. Bat if "" ar" forced 10 hWit
orr efforts nj having the Sorih re-
presented tn he fitting ~ Of CnN
ono re- N. We would probably max"
il ? rcprOduCt or Of the living room
q; historic "Reuva =. Whatever Is
tho result; Of orr Efforts II IS orv pnr,
nose to .x.cnd tn" most c7rdi?! o'd
fash 'on"d Southern hospitality +" al!
who come
: In tn" Alaska oNhil't Al the Alaska.
Yukon. Pacific cxI-nsii on IS a collie
,icn of IN Han baskets VALUED Al sl".-
0oA II c~rSists e 81" pieces mad"
by the TIL ingit Indians
Tho winning team IN the A'EAIa IA
Sweeps axes. III" sIn.""" dog ,"am
80 10 10 hoIG. n Nom" next Ami.
viii n, hrouC; To S"a't!" and exhibited
- the Alaska Yukon Pacific "xpnst
iion.
Motor boat racing. Yacht races ana
rowing rcgaitaS Cn LAX WASHINGTON
wilI bc daily feature e III" Alaska
Yuk p Pacific cSrcs tion
tia.ka indians "rEaE"I in h7sk"'
been received Nv IN" exhibits dopar'
men, OF the Alaska-Yukon.Pacinc e1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Suffccated in His Hat.

Fell into his hat and suffOcated
This is the Endorsement on the death
certificate OF Alfred Par!Ow. who was
found dead by the roadside in North
Raynham. Mass. by a neighbor. The
man was on his way to his home. and
tripped and fell. His derby hat slipped
down over his eyes. and his face was
forced into it. The man never recov-
cred sufficiently to extr!Cate himself.
dying Of suffocation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Replica 0 Robert E. Lees Home
For the Seattle Exposition

position to more than fill ever!
building OH the grounds.
Alaska indians engaged in basket
making and blanket weaving Will have
a colony on 'ha grounds Of the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition.
A pioneer colony on the grounds OF
the A!aska-Yukon.Pacitic exposition
next summer will show life on Puget
Sound in the early sos.
The Puget Sound climate is one Of
the big attractions of the Alaska
Yukon Pac fic exposition to be held in
Seattle next summer.
A site has lren set aside on me
grounds CT the Ala skaYukon-PaciflC
exposition FIR a camp where students
and graduates Of the leading univer
Sites and colleges Of the country VII
have headquarters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD Continued
FIRST DEGREE MURDER


"
s------------
crS for the Sat. 18th Edward E''
ret; for the det.uNt: James l. bur
ses for the drtrnst. Judge X. IL
RAW les, FIR thu Arfrn>r. Judge tho
mas II. Wilcox. ini tAr defense; Colo
nrl Cabcll. for the prosecution.
O:scredited Evidence.
DR. J Eaughtr:N MO Thursday
swure he saw Hard! sell his hammer
less gun 10 a stranger si\ days be
fore the murder. Mas discredited b!
three other witnesses, TWO OF whom
are his brothers. who testified tha'
Dausherty told them Ii" did not know
ANYTHING about H." case.
George Virgins. a negro. who. the
dcfense's witnesses said. had threat
cnrd Jones. denied the statement.
and claimed his r.lalions with the
victim were friendly.
Several charac''r witnesses were
Introduced to establish the rcpuia-
ion for veracity of Leonidas II.
Whcdbee. whose testimony Yesterday
was impeached by J Letcher Gray.
Defense's lawyers appealed TO the
Jury not 10 bring in a compromise
verdict OF imprisonment. but TO either
acquit the prisoner or find verdict
OF first degree murder.
viii Cause Of Murder.
The stOrv OF the crime begins with
the contested will Of Zachary T. 1ol'
land Tiberius Gracious Jones accus'
ed Hardy OF having said the will was
burned in his presence. He also
threatened him with prosecution for
selling whiskey withou, a license on
the night Of Oct. 26. 1905.
jones was assassinated at his own
door and Hardy was later arrested
for the crime.
The verdict was received by the
th~ong in the court room with death
Ike silence.
James Britain was foreman Of the
jury.
Judge r. H. Rawles, OF COUNCIL for
the defense. made motion for ar
rest 0. Judgment for new trial on
the grGunds which will be later stat
ed 20 the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Waaner Fooled the Critics.

Here is a story Of Wagner's visit
to London in 1855: After the first Phil
harmonic concert the critics re-
preached him for conducting a Bee
thoven symphony without the score.
Al the second concert, to satisfy his
audience. Wagner had a partition
on his dcsk. which he frequently con
suited. The critics declared the i'm
provemcnt vas marked. The score.
however. was Rossini's Barber de
Seville"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Prince Rupert's Drops.

Prince RTrcrt's drops are drops ol
molten glass, consolidated by falling
70 water. Their form Is that OF a tad
pole. The thick end may be ham
mered pretty smartly without its break
Ing. but if the sma!les; portion OF the
thin end is nipped off the whole flies
into fine dust with explosive violence,
These toys. il not invented by Prince
Rupert. were introduced by him into
England
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Test Of Phoebus Engine.

The new Metropolitan fire engine
which was recently purchased by the
town Of Phoebus and which arrived
some days ago, will be given a
thorough test by the fire department
on Monday afternoon next. 1t Is
proposed to test the new engine at
two o'c.cck On the Mill creek bridge
and II is expected that a large crowd
will turn out 10 see the new appara-
,us in operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
When a Postum Gets a Sig Head.

Watch odt how yol ne an VIVA
Won gwine, has nSv'r seen pos
sum git de big head. wen he fsl'
fatness. but some hoagry hunter come
long wild a dog an a Gin. an 70 lat
possu N knowed dat day wuz breas'n
de hunter hid him n d" beg. gwine
hoTe wild him ter br'ak;ast-Atianta
Cors tuition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
nterain Class.

"a Mrs. Frank Williamson
,,orFsued invitations 10 a
a;sic recitation in Cedar
Wednesday evening. The
.oct in compliment 10 The
o, Johns Billie class. OF
w,Eling is the teacher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
~ the Sun Shines.

In England. Lincolnshire supersti,
ton teaches that when n" sun shines
through the branches OF The apple
trees on Christmas day here Will he
heavy crop Of fruit in no ensuing
season
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
shrnuda unoaIIed For.

Among tho unclaimed property
which was recently auCt'ou"d BY the
Midla-d Railway Company at Derby.
England we're 20 bicycles. a piano. -
shrouds and a toddy k"tilc AID stand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
The "Pied Piper."

a New York normal schoc! examin-
alton had among it's questions: What
Is the educational value Of The Pied
pipcr Of Hameiin =" i would be teach
or answered. The Pied Piper
teaches children 30 10 kind 10 animals.
especially rats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
,,;,,,n,edits Reports.

..,1,\t ID. {. Fen. h.-Jo-
,-;n,rDne OF he few sur
- pm blends of Abraham
''n ,ot issue with a state
i-in s. nrn.s i local paper that
it,''l; ;. "r Ger. OF the Chicago
n. -. .on. had forbidden
The sing ne Az a.
CENTENNIAL n ,,r ,ror
.'anol ace." said Mr. MINI
pc "ro, morning i'll the
nv of KOS. the news reach
i'o", -o0Lthat Richmond had
ava, There was a rush
'e 49, Wtlsc led by Il hand.
.onrn,u crowd.
Join Liked 1t.
.c,ou toln appeared at the
.n = front entrance. He
WIZ, 4 'mand for & speech.
Vp 'an J. his ,icsirg words
.,;nb d follows: There IS
N'''r he which l used 70
Measure before the
a. ,,,rds across the river
III it 10 their us" during
.i" ,at,rs. lat il is the tune
n.,, ,ut | think we have
,ant,,ra, any rate conferred
. 'it " y general this morn
'''' rsSPd the opinion that
' -, :. be regarded as cap
>t So | shall be glad
heely the bani.
=" ..rr.hen Dixie has hcen
rd..tional air beloved by
.,9 the North and the
wv lie Of Dixie was COM
~ Emmett. a Nor bern
80" the words and the
,s: cars before the war 1t
"s he North and at tn"
S"r,I.l remain for all time
.r,al song made so by
.sa humor of Abraham
I.nct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
ert at n. NJ. ].

Il instrumental CCncerf
ii the benefit of the
II iitute Athletic ASsocia-
.Ig at 6 O'Clock in Clev"-
Iapol al the normal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07

WriRhr. Who has h""n
keeper Ct the National
+. has lief: for Anti"tam.
iiI become che keeper
cry AT ;bIt place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Matters Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Burgess have
lef. for a visit to Baltimore. New
York. Philadelphia and Barberton.
Ohio.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
DIXIE NOT REASONABLE
chieseoans Derry That Southern
Air Forbidden IN Schools.
INQUIRY SEAT FRO NEW ORLEANS
sou,nerners Had 'ard That Song
Had Been forrse" i" Chicago
Public schools O. I'"c0'" Jay
Reply con,radic'ao''shed Report

CHICAGO. ILL. y. o. i''' an:
..,;,,, ~. ,yrnjns 'qurntial per
con il Chicago !t' ~ az
treason the sln='uf'
-. o,,,,ls d,uiIl, Lincoln c''l-
.pration?
~, ,,r.ooinp tlion confronted
Richard G. Hail, p''"' "a vic -
..,,.;.,fi,n iCOmul' re" III Il
,,,,.,,,, r,.c,iyritm Philip W. Rim.
urcsi,ienl oil thci" "'''
.r,ssiye Union.
nv, ,,.w.r pltmphat!c nature.
was telcgrHphrd VA I'M 81
= few hours "NE S''e''''''7
vr>,igation. , >..r.
Her i III" 'S' '''''
SnainStatrd that sing
Di,i. in X schools on Ian
ne ro,. has forbidden as an
,,,aSnn 'nicagO wishes 20
''' .r.. ,,rce. IN the Soath TAX"
:, timely friendly M OF al
hovn ;hat.r resented and
-, nt the bf the school SyS-
10, H. ;.errs such orders.
OixieEs race.
Mir. Hall ln"I' ',. " 't"' rn;
ore",-~ et"t|' HiA.' ''''i',''n
,,o n,usicsgram. tina; ihvr"
On 40 removing it and
sad: ,. Vulcan NJ
..'l~oei|ent NO" ''7''''
,ooton q prner, is to b" the
napf the celebration.
n,har mr. At SoIth"rnorS VIII
participate r." ,o',n Cor. mast
.,,a hos 10 show national
iio,,. 10, 'ncoln and to pro
move irirndl.hS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
To Observe Indian DAY.

Indian Day will nc observed at the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute with APPROVAL" exercises
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
WEEKlIS1AJtMeNy OF
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
Decrease in Cash Re:erve-Loans
Slightly Increased and Deposits
Materially Decline,

Decrease in Cash Reserve-Loans
Slightly Increased and Deposits
Materially Decline.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6-The state
ment Of clearing house banks for
the week shows that the banks holl
$iO.336 500 more than the require
ments of the twenty-five per cen,
reserve rule This is a decrease oil
$l7,360,575 in the. proportiona:e cash
reserve as compared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans $1,343,667. 800, increase
81. 706 500.
Deposits s1.4O2,ses 400. decrease.
SIS. 991. 200
Circulation $49,20l,30O. decrease
$4,000.
Legal tenders sSo,sl,soo. decrease
81 .55S,300
Specie s2so.4O2. 900. decrease 500
500. 200.
Reserve 1851 .O43.sco decrease s22
35S.50O.
Reserve required $350.7O7.1OO. de-
crease $4,997.s25.
Surplus slO.SsS,sO0. decrease ST.,
SGO.575.
Elk. U. s. Deposits sl1.215.c00. de
crease $l7.3S9,050.
The percentage o. actual reserve
Of the clearing house banks tod'v
was 25.T. The statement on banks
and truss companies Of Greater New
York not reporting TO the clearing
house shows that thes" institutions
have aggregate deposits Of $1.22142i
600 Total cash on hand $156792 600
and loans amounting 10 S!.oS4,G09.60o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Jtten D Notary.

Outten. who has hcen
p;ary p1h!ic by Gov 2rn"r
t,oa has aua!if - -
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Tucker Coming.

IevcrI, Tucker. n n.
eastern diocese Of IIr.
ay an official vista ion
< Episcopal cmurCh her"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07

Real Fsta;e-HouSc ~ Rent-Fre
insurance. See me-:hai- my bust.
ness VI o. LACkEY II
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NOT BY A JUG FULL

can you find 4 better assortment IN
WHISTLES. brandies and wines. as Of
fered here in abundance for your de,
lect alton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Ca Sale Acre.

$50 Terms easy. VI.
II
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-03
women WILL Sell
RED CROSS STAMPS
Mississippi Federation To Use Funds
Thus Derived In Fighting
Great White Plague.

Special to The News.
jackson, Dec. 3.-The public health
committee of the Mississippi Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs has decided ia
inaugurate its work by placing on
sale the Red Cross stamps during the
Christmas holidays, and supplies are
now being distributed among the fed.
Grated clubs Of the state.
An appeal has been prepared by the
committee. and will be published in
each city in the state where the Fed
GRAFTON has local organization ask
ing citizens to buy the Red Cross
stamps and thus aid in the work.
AS the funds thus derived will be
used in the campaign for suppression
of tuberculosis, and this is directly in
line with the work of the state board
Of health, it is hoped and believed that
Mississippis supply of the stamps
will be quickly disposed of. This 6the
first year. by the way, that they have
been placed on sale in this state.