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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
Two Hills Arrested.

+. ]. Hill was arrested here last night
b,- Officer Thompson. Another man of
the same name was brought to Ogden
from Salt Lake by Officer Bob Burke and
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THE Y W. c. A BIBLE CLASS will
meet on Tuesday evening at so in the
Y. w. rooms in the Brooks Arcade.
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Heartily Endorsed by temperance work
ers. 1t does its work so silently and sure
~ that while the devoted wife, sister OF
daughter looks Oh, the drunksrd is re-
claimed even against his will and without
his knowledge. Many have been cured in
a single day.
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New Csc Popular Music Toe.
This week. clayton-Daynes Music co.

Dr. Herbert Deane has removed his
office from the Mercantile block to his
residence. $50 South Main
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Save The
Drunkard
You, His Mother, Wife or Sister Car
Save Him, And You Can Do 1t
Secretly In Your Own Home.
Costs Nothing to Try.

A new tasteiess and odorIess discovery which
can be given secretly BY any lady in tea, coffee
OF food
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

THE WASHINGTON ROCK COMPANY
Incorporated in December. 1880. has ap-
nlied to the district court for voluntary
dissolution. and to sell its real estate
and wind Up its affairs. Charles II.
wells is president and George W. Ritter
secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

FISHER HARRIS. secretary of the Com
mercisl club was elected an honorary
member of the J. B. Mexican post or the
G. A. r. last night.
KENT and a number of his
pupils will give a musical program at
the L. D. S. hospital at 10 o'clock this
morning.
MEMBERS OF the Iowa State College
Alumni association Of Salt Lake City
will hold their second annual banquet
at the Cullen hotel Saturday evening,
Feb. e. The affair is being arranged
by MFR. Adsmson Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
SPECIAL PATRIOTIC SERVICES will
be held at the Emmanuel Baptist church
this morning Both local posts Of the
ems circle and the Sons of Veterans
Will attend the services
POULTRY RAIsERs OF the state are
nual show of Utah Poultry assoeis ton,
which will be held in this city next
week Already over Loo birds have
been entered and il is believed the exhi-
bition will be the largest ever seen in
the state. Scoring begins on Monday
and will continue until Wednesday.
MRS. A. L. YOUNG, taetron OF the juve-
nile court, started for Washington. d.
c.. Friday morning on vacation trip.
She Travelled only as far as Wamsutter,
Wyo., when she was taken i'll and was
brought back tc Salt Lake Saturday
with a serious attack Of brain fever
She was taken 20 her home, where she
lies in a critical condition.
TWO SETS OF LIGHTS nov mark the
gateway Of the Fort Douglas military
reservation The Telluride Realty COM
psny, owners of Federal Heights, has
nut lights on each side of the gate
Where Federal way leaves Federal
Heights and enters the military reser-
walton.
TEN REPORTS of new smallpox cases
reached the city board of health Satur-
day. These were: Zen Harris. 1115 East
First South c A Davis. 1865 Third
East; o. Z. Fillmore, Eighth avenue and
= streets: Louise, 4 months; Anna, IS
years. and Beatrice Oberg, years,
North Seventh West; Benzil Long, Muir
ray court: DR.. L. 2. Lund, 90 West
North Temple; +. Kanter, f65 Second
East. and Bert SeaTle, SCI East First
South street.
JUDGE c. W. MORSE of the district
court on Saturday ordered judgment en-
tered in favor Of Glenn r. Boutwell,
against Alexander and Vida r. Goliath
for 1858. 81 on note for $40 executed to
A. Boutwell,, May 10, iSO9- ana trans
ferred to plaintiff. An order was also
made for sale of property I'm lot o, block
ST. plat B, Salt Lake City survey, to sat
isfy the judgment
RESSA NJ. DAVIS wants a divorce from
r A Davis because. she says. on Dec.
10 last he struck her in the face, calling
her vile name and accusing her of 60
ing out with other men. They were
married at Great Falls, Mont, Nov. IS,
1904.
THE WASHINGTON ROCK COMPANY
fncorDorated in December. 1890 has an
=. ls-Ar-s.nt nn---f
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RESSA NJ. DAVIS wants divorce from
r A Davis because, she says. on Dec.
10 last he struck her in the face. calling
her vile name and accusing her of 60
ing out with other men. They were
married at Great Falls, Mont, Nov. IS,
1904
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New Csc Popular Music Zoe.

This week. Clayton-Dsynes Music Co
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TWO SETS OF

TWO SETS OF LIGHTS nov mark the
gateway Of the Fort Douglas military
reservation. The Telluride Realty COM
psny, owners of Federal Heights, has
put lights on each side of the gate,
where Federal Way leaves Federal
Heights and enters the military reser-
walton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

SPECIAL PATRIOTIC SERVICES will
be held at the Emmanuel Baptist church
this morning Both local posts Of the
G. A. r, Women's Relief corpn, Wom-
ems circle and the Sons of Veterans
will attend the services.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

FISHER HARRIS. secretary of the Com
mercisi club was elected an honorary
member Of the J. B. Mexican post of the
g. A. r. last night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

MEMBERS OF the Iowa State College
Alumni association Of Salt Lake City
will hold their second annual banquet
at the Cullen hotel Saturday evening,
FEB. Is. The affair is being arranged
BY Mr.. Adamson Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

CHARLES KENT and number of his
pupils will give a musical program at
the L. D. S. hospital at 10 o'clock this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
EDUCATION I'M CHINA.

Professor John Fryer, head Of the department of
Oriental languages OF the University OF California,
and considered OF the foremost Chinese scholars
OF the world has returned 20 his university duties
after tour OF inspection OF the education system
OF China
Professor Fryer declared that the advancement
of learning IN China SURPRISING any similar
movement IN the worlds history. Education Is
considered by the Celestiais, he said, far above
everything else, anc nothing else is held of like
importance
and when they have attained Il IN full measure
with their population and martial potentialities
the earth
In describing the situation Professor Fryer said
''It is one of the greatest movements recorded IN
history II is wonderful 10 see how. IN only half
q dozen years AZ has permeated the vast Chinese
Empire. High, low. rich and poor, all alik. a-e
anxious 20 obtain Western learning az any cost
Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
PLEASURE RULES SPA
Saratoga Springs Experiences No
Cessation IN Its Round of Sam
mer Social 4ctirities.

Saratoga Springs. N Y. Aug. 2S.-To-day marked
the close OF successful racing season The meet
something OF experiment. ard II proved
highly successful The rough element has been
eliminated largely and the class of cheap gamblers
which flooded the town in some previous seasons
has been Conspicuousy absent. The number OF
horses here has exceeded that OF several years
previous and while the stakes have not been large
effort Is being put forward TO increase them ds
cidedly next season.
To show that the hotels are optimistic for 1910
the present managers OF Congress Hall. the Con-
sidines, have signed lease for next summer. ana
ten summers TO come. according 10 TumOr. j. =
COnsdine will manage the venture; he made
statement that the kitchen will be brought nearer
the dining room. that the food may be serNeu
hot from the griddIe
II the aeroplane races be secured for july
and September Of next year the capacity or us
village may be tested. This village would indesh
be a leader In sports this side OF the Atahu'.-
having aerOplane and horse racing polo. soii anu
automobiling Pugilism has fourished here tins
season. and Convention Hall has been most con-
venient place for these exhibitions which attract
large crowds
Chauncey OIcott opened his season here TINS
week in Ragged Robin AT the Town Hall NJ
OIcOtt is a popular Saratogan. His little lrsn
cottage. situated near Woodlawn Park attracts
more visitors than many OF The pretentio"S "'
s0ns on the avenues
Dancing had been rather neglected durins 'h'
was given at the United States Hotel by the Wale
of that hosiery People made sueh a i"~-
rush the affair that more than a thousand pea
attempted to dance during the evening" is
evening was opened by cakewalk, followed |"
Southern melodies by the negroes. after whlch ."e
young people did their best to show that dAleNS
was not a thing of the past. More than two hu..
dred persons were turned away from the oauToo4.-
The next affair of similar nature will De heiu =.
the Grand Union ballroom tonight fhis IS
be the last hop OF the season. and VIII aououoS
be as successful the opening affair iast Sa'u'
day evening.
Philip j. Dwyer. the racenosss owner s1ss
birthday dinner the racetrrck clubhouse -
Gently
The Casino teas promise 10 hold their attracues
ness through the season The last one VIII DC ne
IN September A. The list OF registered guests WV
'oy this rendevouz is long
a le county rair has been the Thing this weeA
Troti ing has been one OF the features. Another a.
tracs a has been the camp meeting at RiNeisu'
TO which special excursion train was run on QUO
day. The attendance has been unusually large ana
the programme of great strength senator Edss'
I. Brackett OF the speakers
on Thursday afternoon the Dominican lawn fs's
was held Chauncey olcott entertained the gassa
With several selections
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29

one large family. who remain until the nag N
pulled down for the last time and who only de-
part then the hotel Is closed for It's long
winter sleep. Among the last to leave are the Hoi-
IIngsheads, who have been here for many years.
and the d. Austin Browns. OF New York.
George A. Wood. Of the summer colony at New
port, came over from there with party Of four
for Iuncheon at the Griswold last Sunday. An au-
Penn. for the week end included Mr. and Mrs =
De Witt Cuyler and Miss Cuyler-
The Heida, which had been q cruise along
this coast for the last four weeks. anchored on
the Griswold dock on Monday and the owner Max
FIslschmann, is entertaining Jolly party on board
The Carmna. one of the finest steam yachts seen
here this season. belonging to Joseph Fletcher
vice-commodore OF the Larchmont Yacht club. an
chored here last week.
visitor this week Is J. E.veridge. of London A
party coming to luncheon at the Griswod last Sat
urday from the yacht Mischief included Mr.. and
Mrs w H. Busk and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Row
land.
Mrs Charles F7eischman entertained at bridge
whist Wednesday afternoon Bostonians VINO
have been spending the week here include ID. a
Brown. Otto ]. Ptehler. MIR. and Mrs. Grant
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Blackminster. MI
and Mrs. l. Shannon Davis and NJ Luce.
bridge party was held Thursday morning
at the home OF MIRA c. F. Hughes. who was one
Of the hOstesses. the other being Mrs. b. E Nal
lory. The Arst prize was won by Mrs FRANK
Woodards ana tne otner prizes py hiS CnaiAe'
Butts. Mrs. w. o. Mcdonald and Mrs. F. A. Lund
Those present Mrs. Woodard. Mrs. Philbrick.
Mrs. William Norton. Mrs. French, Mrs. Eusens
Cushmsn. Mrs. William Jones. Mrs. Charles Butts.
Mrs. w. o. Mcdonald. Mrs. Donald Perkins. Mrs
Walter Fuller. Mrs. F. A Lunds Mrs. Nathan
Belcher, Miss j. r. Hughes and Miss Nataline
Lydecker.
Mrs Phnbrick Mrs. Eugene Cushman and Mrs.
@. ID. Van Week gave bridge parties this week
l. B. Roberts OF the Murray Hill Hotel. Manhat-
tan. accompanied by Mrs. Roberts. spent short
time at the Griswold last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lund. who have been
spending some time at the GrIswold. left here
Thursday morning for their homo In New York.
They have been sojournins at the popular resorts
along the coast and at Loon Lake In the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs Waite gave an informal afternoon tea on
Thursday TO introduce Mrs. Herbert Waite Mrs
William Norton presided at the tea table
Miss French gave the hrst rabbit party OF the
season a week ago Friday night 20 about twenty
guests. after which they enjoyed dancing.
afr. and AIRS. H p. Darlington and Harold F.
BIondy motored here from New York, spending
Monday at the GriswOld.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29

which is located on the shady veranda. with win
dovs looking upon the beautiful Thames River
and the tennis courts, which are laid out IN the
courtyard OF the hotel. are crowded all day long
In fact, two tennis courts would be well
come addition.
Never has tennis been more popular here than II
IL this season This II easily proved by the fact
that three large tennis tournaments have been
held thus far this season. the last one being
round robin on Wednesday, which was arranged
by Miss Frank The day was an IDEAL one, ana
the wide verandas of the Griswold were CROWDED
with spectators who heartily applauded good plays
The mems handicap golf tournament. which was
started a week ago. has not been decided yet. but
II. Almy won tho prize in the second eight. one
of the finest golf In this part Of the coun-
try is at Eastern Point, and guests or the Gris-
void are entitled to membership Almost every
one who 10 enthusiastic about the game can get a
subscribing visitors card. which entities him 10
all the privileges OF the club and every afternoon
there is a jolly crowd Of guests entertained De
tween the hours Of and IN the picturesque little
clubhouse.
As vet there is no cessation In the sayetes AT
the Hotel CsriswoId and when the majority OF the
guests have departed those remaining seem hAs
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
PLEASURE KING AT SHELTER ISLAND

Shelter Island. N. Y. aug. S-The last week mas
been one round Of pleasure at this popular resort
The weather has been delightful All the outooof
amusements arranged for. consisting OF hsinHs
parties moonlight sails and shore dinners wefe car
ried the letter. Everybody seems happy ana
George Il. Adams. proprietor OF the Manhansee
House. has proved himself a royal entertainer.
Last Saturday evening the spacious ballroom was
the OF the largest masquerade ball In the MS
tory OF the hotel The decorations Of the room
attractive while the large piazzas and grounds
handsomely Illuminated with colored lights
Over eight hundred guests were present.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
STRoUDSBURG.

Stroudsburgs Penn, Aug. 2s.-Arrivals stiu con-
cnue 70 gather az the various resorts OF this section
snt many bookings have been made for later in
the
The Prospect guests have enjoyed two euchre
parties In the last week The largest was the af-
fAir IN which the proceeds went 10 the Town Hos
piiAl Over one hundred guests from various houses
IN The vicinity were present Twenty tables were
occupied during the play. and finally the winners
were announced follows: Mr.. Herrfngton nrst
prize; Mrs Harrington, second: Mr.. Levey third
and Mrs Briggs. fourth. Winners In the Tuesday
evening euchre were Miss Kate Connolly and Mr.
Levey. New York arrivals at the Highland Dell
inciude Charles Cord. H. L. Chew. Mr. and Mrs
c. W. Lloyd, mir. and Mrs John Hallwell v w
Haiiwen. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Mackaye and X NJ
Gardner. Visitors at the Penllyn from New York
are Miss Amelia SchRner. Mary Sesman, Helen and
Frank Rockaway. Mrs. George Burnet and Miss
Margaret johnson.
Arrivals from New York al the Maplehurst in
ciuoe John McEwan, J. Korn. A NJ Frame Mrs
w G. Finch. NJ. H Tracy. Lena Rauswell George
Ho~arth, Harry Mccandless, Mrs J T Davison
ano Miss Adaline Dawson. New Workers az the
Prospect House are Mr. and Mrs r. C. Meier John
Westerveit Fannie Pulver. Marietta Pulver Funa
y Daily and Miss Sarah Barratt Late arrival. a,
1hgmnno Inn from New York are j. d. Scott n
Award ana Miss Mabel c. Smith
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
BY RIVER AND SOUND
NEW LONDON GUESTS ARE
BUSY and HAPPY.
Bridge Whist and Lazrn Tennis
among Fauorite Amusements-
Many automobile Parties.

New London. Conn. Aug. 2S.-"Do you bridse7"
inquired one guest at the Hotel Griswoid OF an
other.
DO breather' the laughing response.
Nearly all those here get In few ruobers OF
their favorite game some time during the day or
evening and whether the tennis players or the
bridge enthusiasts are the more numerous is hard
for an outsider TO Judge. for the bridge room.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29

the emblem the club. Lewis C Whitney Is pres
dent OF the new organization. and among its MEM
bers are MIR. and Mrs William Wilson, IT.. Mrs
Jean Kroh, Mrs. l. c. Whiting, Mrs. Paula Verdu.
Victor A. Picard. Charles C. Marshall, It. r. Reed
Carlyle Taylor Mrs. H Holt, Mrs Z. +. Little and
Mrs George Van vlack Plans are under way for
several affairs 20 be given under the auspices et
+ha (lrv1S
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT caeeNw,cH. CONN

Greenwich Conn, Aug x-Mr and Mrs p
ecnne'wino celebrated the tenth anniversary az
fhsir wedding with dinner ana dance az t1ag.
~ooo Inn on Tuesday night. The tables were lsio
- us Colonial tea ROOM which had been deco
p~seo sftracevey for the occasion The color
ecneme was green and white. set of bv cl,-nh,r.
~stAna Thirty guests invited for ,5,nn.r
nc Is many more Of the younger set arrives .,
D-D % dancs at
~' vo'' D. become one OF the most poruIsr oy
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
MOUNT PoCoNo.

Mount POcOnO. Penn, Aug. 2-The delight OF
fhe res0rters OF Noun; Pocono is unexcelled this
August season The register Indicates great in
over previous summers The visitors are
having the time OF their lives. The bookings show
that the September season viii be of the lars-
and longest that has ever been enjoyed.
The visitors at the Montanesca are making a
great deal Of indoor entertainments and outdoor
contests The tennis tournament has created
trosh interest in that particular sport and matches
are played almost daily between guests OF the
house and those Of neighbOring resorts.
The dances that are held often through the
week the ontwOod big successes. which Is
due 10 the large number Of young people that are
spending the summer az tia popular house. This
week the visitors have arranged for driving party
30 Buck Hin Falls. OF the most beautiful drives
Of the region
Fifty OF the guests of the Belmont spent wednes-
day evening IN the woods. where they held a corn
roast The people gathered around the camp fires
which they had made and told weird stories OF the
sarly days of POcono while the was roasting
New Workers at the Montanesca include Mr. end
Mrs I. A Hanraks. n. Il Kirkland Mrs William
Swan. Dr. NJ H. GearlaTt, Mrs. J. w. Frfller Mr.
and Mrs u. Enamel Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Gennar- e. a McNally, NJ. T.. LOOMS Mr. and Mrs
Robert lsin ana S. Schumacher.
New York visitors al the POcono Mor-tain House
encude Miss Mckenzie. A T. DurlIine, Miss Blitt,
Miss Roane. Mr. and Mrs J. G. Clarke, Mrs. v. r
Clarke. Mrs II. ~ seguine Miss NJ A Decker and
j. %. Hoffman.
Among the New Workers at the Mount Pleasant
adouse are J. M johnson, H. Isddowes Miss Eliza
beth Grlggss James Mcdonnell. William Miller Mr.
EDo MFs. n. r. Handley and Miss II. Durkin
Arrivals from New York at the Ontwood are
~ II. Haly S. Perkins. J. H. FItzsimmons Mr. and
chrs. IL ". Fsrrand. 3. 4. Severns Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 2. Fefferle and A :. Johentina
Arrivals from New York at the Belmont are A
D.. Muicahy. B. AZ Dow G.. Emmens J. Bersch Mr.
snc Mrs. Theodore StOetzel. w. A Stevens D. E
nliver and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hansmaa.
New Workers at the ClairmOnt include Mr. and
MIR. Albert Acken, Miss NJ. Symons and William
81. Christensen. Late visitors from New York at the
Fair View are Miss Elizabeth Ruess T. T. Farmer
~ w Apgar, s. King. IL A Dawson, Clara Bodey
sbeooore Harvey and 7. Jenkins. Visitors at the
Aesdowside from New York include Mrs Il r
Thompson, Alice Thompson, Anna Thompson, Henry
xirksnd. Miss @. Pursan. Mr.. and Mrs c. r.
Gsriser and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Nascall.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29

indoor diversions at Edsewocd Inn N. D me-
drum holds the record. 16 Walter ConstAo'e ma
the round In Is and w. Leonard In Is Inc Ios
Chester.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-29
LAWRENCE PARK GUESTS FORM CLUB

Guests of the Hotel Gramatan, az Lawrence
Park. BrccNville. have organized the Owls Ciun.
which is designed for social purposes and viii takA
a leading mart in the social life and diversions OF
this resort The pink aster has been adopted AZ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-13
FORT SOLDIERS WILL 40
TO NORFOLK THIS MORNING
Four Companies of Artillerymen and
TIE Band to Attend Confederate
Memorial Services.

A battalion of artillerymen. consist
ing of four of the select companies
from Fort Monroe. will go to Norfll<
this morning to participate in the pa
rade contingent upon the. celebration
of Confederate memorial day.
The soldiers from the fort will be
accompanied on the trip to Norfolk
by the Fourth Artillery band. and the
trip will be made on one of the gov
eminent tugs. The artillerymen will
return to Old Point this afternoon.
Next Tuesday four companies from
Fort Monroe will go TO Petersburg
10 &C, as special escort TO President
William II. TAFT, who is going TO
visit the Cockade city and attend the
unwilling of a monument. The band
will also make this trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-13
KELLY TO RUN FOR COUNCIL
IN 7HOEBUS SECOhD WARD
Sent lis Name Into Secretary Nelson
S. Groome, of the Committee,
Yesterday.

Mr. J. A. Kelly yesterday entered
the race for member of the town
council from the Second ward and
will be a candidate i'm the Democratic
primary next Tuesday afternoon. MI
Kelly filed his application with Sec
rotary Nelson S. Groome, of the
county committee.
Secretary Groome is daily receiving
applications from prospective candi-
dates as the date for closing the list
will expire at noon Saturday. Those
who expect TO go into the primary
must hand their names in 10 Colonel
Groome between now and noon OF
Saturday.
The interest in the primary is in
creasing daily and the outcome of the
several contests is looked forward to
with unusual interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-13
CAME HERE TO MARRY
AFTER A LONG JOURNEY
Miss Thompson, of New Orleans
Meets Mr.. Eisenman. of Chicago,
and Wedding Follows.

Mr.. Albert Byron Eisenman, trav-
cling salesman of Chicago, and Miss
Clara Blanche Thompson, of New
Orleans, came to Hampton yesterday
and were married in the rectory OF
st. Johns Episcopal church by the
Rev Reyerdy Estill. d. ID.
The couple appeared at the Office
of Clerk Of the Courts Harry II. Holt
and secured a license from Deputy
Clerk John w. BlackmOre. Miss
Thompson gave her age as twenty
two years and Mr.. Eisenman said. he
is twenty-four years old. II was sta
ted that Miss Thompson Travelled from
New orleans TO met Mr. Eisenman,
and the pair then decided to come
10 Hampton for the marriage cere-
mony.
Following the wedding ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenman lett for Nor
folk. where the groom expected 70
again take up his work of travel
ing salesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-13
lASSIfER CANNOT COME
10 GOOD ROADS RALLY
Preiiminary Meeting Will Be Held at
the Courthouse Here Next Satur-
day.

The Coed Reads Association OF
Elizabeth City county will meet in the
courthouse Saturday morning at II
o'cicck. when the final arrangements
for the big rally on the first Satur-
day in June will be perfected.
Mr. NJ. o. Armstrong. chairman OF
the committee on arrangements for
khe rally, has received a letter from
the Hon. c. T. Lassiter. of Peters
burg, the father Of the good roads
movement, announcing that he will be
enable to be one of the speakers at
the rally.
Mr.. Armstrong has invited Capt
r. st. julien Wilson. the highways
commissioner, and Hon. Robert w
! Withers, of Suffolk. II is hoped that
both of these gentlemen viii accept
the invitation.