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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Marjorie Stuart 2442 Haste street,
Berkeley.
Dora Harder, South San Francisco.
Edgar C. Broder, 365 Day street, San
Walter B. Jones. 1874 sixth street,
Alameda
Gilbert Peterson, 224 Day street, San
Francisco.
Minnie zoller, 1916 K street, sacra-
mento
Elsie wilker, s1s Hampshire street,
San Francisco.
Elizabeth Thorn, Petaluma, r. f. d.
Elwyn Remme1, 2257 Clinton avenue,
Alameda
Chester crist, 3O2 Tenth street, Santa
Rosa.
Grace James, 1727k Valdez street,
Edwin Meese Jr., 1175 Eighth street,
Oakland
Irene Brye. Auburn.
Evelyn Kennedy, $50 Tilden street,
San Francisco.
Jepson Anderson, Martinez.
Ruth Kinkead, $500 Piedmont ave-
nue., Berkeley.
Raymond Miller, 1880 Pine street San
Francisco.
Gertie Kolby, 5s4 Mississippi street,
San Francisco
Elsie Harrison, 1919 Patton street,
Agnes Hayden. 2615 Twenty fifth
street, San Francisco
Mildred Albright 1866 Ninth street,
Oakland.
Lurline V. simpson, 6e1 Brockhurst
street, Oakland
Leland r. Fer. 1866 Maple avenue,
Fruitvale-
John Rae, Calf
Alice Rae, 2611 Folsom street, San
Francisco
D. N. Stewart, $500 Telegraph avenue,
Oakland
Hannah Kappelmann, 1866 McAllis-
ter street, San Francisco
Salome Offenbach, SOS Lyons street,
San Francisco
Leo Cassidy, PA Dorland street. San
Francisco.
Edmond OBrien, Burlingame
Ethel Graham, 2746 Filbert street,
San Francisco
Genevieve Lownie, 2774 Twenty
on6 street, San Francisco
George A. Meagher, Selby.
Dorothy Hamilton 81 Thirty-ninth
avenue, San Francisco
Marjorie Stark, 2651 Folsom street.
San Francisco.
Ethyl Smith, San Pablo
Helen Stark 2757A Harrison street.
San Francisco.
George Kelsey Jr.. 2215 Ellsworth
street, Berkeley.
Carl Biddle, V. C. cottage No. 1,
Berkeley
Minnie McPeek. 11ssE Twenty sec
ond street. Oakland
Hazel Loeey, 62s Tennessee street,
Gertie Frey. 1895 Twenty-second
street, San Francisco.
Henry Juri, 80 Liberty street, San
Francisco.
Cecil Lathrop. 2s2s Charming way,
Edmund Krase, IS Fair Oaks street,
San Francisco.
Geneva Canning. SCI Louisiana
George w. McIver Jr., Presidio of
Monterey.
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- ,Z4RANZTTZ,A. NEST

only very wonderful in this respect,
but it also very fine in its furnishings.
l can imagine the tarantula crawling
into a millionaire's home and, looking
about its fine furnishing, asking, after
all, is it as fine as my house? Why. my
house is lined, top, sides and bottom,
with the purest white silk. The million
aires baby may have fine cradle and
fine trappings, but he is not equal to
the tarantula baby with respect to rich
furnishings of his wardrobe. My babies
are wrapped in the finest silk blankets,
such as only a spider can weave"
The tarantuIa is great fighter and
his conquests are easy, but he has
mortal enemy, and it is to escape this
enemy that he hides his house by COW
ering the door exactly the color of the
ground around it. 1t takes a keen eye
to discover the tarantula home. l ought
to state that opinion is divided as to
the builder of this home. Some scien-
lists claim that it is the work of the
trapdoor spider instead of that of the
tarantula.
think you will agree with me that
whichever one of these insects built the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
HOW TO MAKE CORK PICTURES

Cut piece of the cardboard about
eight by ten, and then when that is
done draw a sketch of the house that
you wish to make.
You can't draw? On, yes. you can!
Every one can draw a hOusei Make
just a plain house, with a roof and
a chimney and a door and two win
dows- That's it Make it quite large
about three inches long. That viii do.
Now cut little strips off the cOrks.
Paste one right over the other on the
roof They make shingles. of course
keep them about the same size and
put them ON evenly.
What now2 Why, you will have to
fill in the other spaces Cut large
thin slices from that largest cork and
fill in the rest of the house Only
don't fill in the door and window
spaces.
There you are. Isn't that cutel But
you've forgotten to make the chimney.
Cut a tiny square for that
Oh, I know you didn't forget it. OF
course, you know just what kind Of
a picture you want to make You put
the chimney there and you intended
to cover it.
Oh, you're cutting those long pieces
for the rails of the fence, aren't you?
And you're going to have trees, too.
And that funny little rounding corner
piece viii just do for a hammock.
/ knew you'd like to make the cork
picturesi 1t is fun, isn't it? Let's see
which of us can make the prettiest-
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Austin A. Brown. 2747 Alcatraz ave-
Frank Henderson. San Anselmo.
Chester B. Gates, FL Nerano.
James Callahan, 324 Grand avenue,
Verona Crowley. Fresno.
Herbert Cochran, r. F. ID. route g.
While sorensen, Warm Springs.
Helen Juzix, p Belcher street, San
Charles Charles A. H. Peck. sac Castro street.
Anna Fiske, Hotel Yorke. 1899 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco
Robert r. Ross, Davis
John Garrett, 2125 Haste street, BerK-
Alice Murphy. Redwood City, P o.
box 81.
Lotion $. wells. 1885 Suffer street.
'''i Ina Wass. Is Willow street. San Jose.
Isabel Carroll. $50 Oak street, San
Clarence G. Quisenberry. Modesto.
Frances Honeyman, 9s6 Page street,
Louis HoeIter. Al stoneman street.
Annie slater. 1929 Tonquin street.
Harbor View, San Francisco
Winnifred Woods, 2s Powell avenue,
Edward Cove. 2ss webster street.
Berkeley.
w
street San Francisco.
Alice E. Salter. 1891 Twenty-third
street San Francisco.
Gladys Wysfnger, 1899 California
street. San Francisco.
Catherine Clement, r. F. d. 2, st.
Helena
Paul Bohen, box 203, Napa.
Ida ASpelin, Sausa1ito.
George B. Taylor. Sanitarium.
Adolf Mueller. 1885 Minna street, San
Francisco.
Mildred E Button, Kenwood.
Irma Hauber. box 81. Hayward
Norman Wolff, I'll E street, San RAJ
fael.
Charlie stevens, rs Fourth street.
Marysville-
Aiva E. Cornelius, St Helena.
Kathryn NJ futile, box 409, St
Helena
Esther Olson. Tiburon-
Eric Chennitz. route No, 5, box 50,
Stockton.
A. A. Petersen, route 4. Petaluma
MADEIRA Irwin, Al Goettingen street,
San Francisco
Gertrude Elizabeth Kreischer, 2o01
Haste street, Berkeley
Albert Fauss, 1900 Call building. San
Francisco.
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This picture is one of a very interest
ing ball formed in very curious way.
1t is a hair ball taken from a cows
stomach and is formed of hair which
the COWS lick from their sides and swal-
low, which combines with phosphate of
lime and forms a hard ball. This one
is almost perfect sphere and about as
large as tennis ball. Not many of
these balls are found and few are so
perfect in shape as this one. 1t is sun
posed TO take two or three years for
the ball TO grow TO the size of this one.
The STANDARD dictionary describes a
witch ball from the plains of Tartarv.
but II is composed of grass and weeds
and other light materials and is blown
about the desert by the Winds Mark
Twain describes this witch ball in
.Huckleperry Finn The negroes of
the south believe it has magic powers.
They carry them in their pockets to
keep the witches away and tell fortunes
by them.
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made of adobe and is a piece of cum
nlng work by one of natures most
cunning workmen.
Ii was made by the tarantula that
II might be not only the place of his
own home, but of his children.
Down in the desert in southern Cal
lfornia or Arizona the tarantula dug
a hole. Then he got some adobe and
plastered it inside and at the bottom,
Just as a plasterer plasters a house.
The top of the house comes just even
with the surface of the ground The
top is open, but the workman does not
intend to live in house that is un-
protected; he proceeds to make a door
and TO fit it to the house. / wish /
could show you how closely this door
nts 1t IS as close as watch case,
and at the back it has a spring hinge.
You look surprised, but this is true.
fine spring hinge holds this door in
place and closes it when the tarantula
has entered or gone out. When we
invented spring hinges we thought we
had accomplished wonders, but the
tarantula has been making spring
hinges for ages. But this house is not
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

\YIHATi You have never never. made cork RI,
grown up to be as big as you
are without even hearing of them?
Why, you've missed half the fun in
life. advise you to begin at once,
before you are any older. Make some
You can start right off now Do you
happen TO know where there are any
old corks to be found? Aren't you
quite sure that there are some up
stairs or downstairs or somewhere?
Well, run right along quickly and find
them. Then bring them here and III
tell you what to do
You must wash them all off first
Put them in some warm. soapy water
and let them soak for a while. Let's
see; you will need some good stout
cardboard or bristol board or some
such thing. Have you any old boxes
that you can sacrifice? We can use
the cardboard they are made of If you
bring the boxes here.
You will need some mucilage or glue,
too Do you know where to find some |?
All right, bring it.
Now, where is your jackknife? I
think we have everything ready to
begin when the corks are washed and
dried.
Let's see-what do you want to
make? Suppose we begin with some
thing that is quite easy-a cork pic
ture card with the picture of a house
and garden.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

The in terest of the juniors in the
new puzzle contest continues I'M
abated. as viii be seen by the
long roll OF honor published again
this week, a nd in addition a vast num-
Der Of answers were received which
contained one or more errors.
Six watches wers awarded to six
boys and girks, and the names of all
others who sent in absolutely correct
answers appear on the roll of honor
If your name is not on the roll of.
honor please study the answers and
try 10 remember wherein you failed
Six new puzzle pictures are shown
at the top of tins page Send in your
answers by numbers, thus: No. 1 is,
No. is. and SO on These puzzles
are no1 very difficult but they require
a little thought Answers must reach
the editor of The Junior Call not later
than "Wednesday AFTERNOON, and the
sooner the better; send in yours as
early as possible
Six watches will be awarded to six
correct answers showing greatest neat
ness and care This contest is for
juniors between the ages of 10 and 16
years The younger juniors will find
their contest on the fourth page.
The correct answers to the puzzle
presented in last Saturdays Junior
Call are as follows
Taylor; 2--Jackal; 3-Goldenrod:
4-Toucan: 5-Cape: 6-Potato
The juniors 10 whom prizes have
been awarded for the correct solution
OF this puzzle are
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Vernie Litch. p. o. box 364, Chico.
Wesley Marshall, Chico.
Ruth E. Smiley, 1915 Prince street,
Molly Flint, 100 Dwight way.
Berkeley.
Willie Won Hacht. 1903 Thirteenth
avenue. East Oakland.
Elinor Brown, Cazadero.
Lester MCGOWAN, p o. box 43, Wat
Adelaide Wheeler, 412 Webster
street, San francisco
Elvejia NJ Buletti. Swiss hotel. So
Rosie cohi, 1876 Hayes street, San
Edna VOCAL, 1910 Hayes street, San
Howard Rogers, 1860 Dolores street.
Alma smith. 1471 seventh avenue,
San Francisco, Sunset district
Jack Martin, 1887 Fell street, San
Anna Anna Sweeney, 1857 sixty-second
street Oakland
Willie E. Sanborn, Winters.
Ethyl Leone Werner, Princeton.
Lucille w. Sleeper, $500 HiIgard street,
Eleanor jackson. 144s Taylor street,
San Francisco.
Helen Morrissey, 1887 Sanchez street.
Douglass E. johnson, Occidental
Marcella Merkel.. 9SSoA rear Eigh-
teenth street. San Francisco
Zoe Grandi. Point Reyes station
Enid ChiIds. ISL Ninth street, Oak
land.
land
Berkeley
Francis Driscoll, 1921 East Twenty
second street, Oakland.
Dorothy Gum, SIS Twenty seventh
avenue, San Francisco.
r. NJ. Burrows, 6o1 Sixth street, Pet
Hall Hall schrader, Hall Lodge. wrights,
r. F. D. q.
Ruth Leisz, $50 Twelfth street. Oak
William j. Logue 81 North e street,
San Mateo-
Hoskin F. Shafn, Hall Lodge,
Wrights. r. r. D. 81
Henry ]. Stump, Bloomfield
Archie Williams, Wrights.
George A. Kolb, s11 Taylor avenue.
Alameda.
Eleventh street San Jose.
Gladys Munroe, 1913 Sonoma street,
Vallejo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
PHOTOS OF PRIZE WINNERS

YOn see today on this page the
portraits Of five boys and five girls
who have won watches in the con-
tests conducted by The Junior Call.
Ii You are one of the fortunate
winners and have net already sent
in your picture, please do so at
once, as The Junior Call wishes to
publish the pictures of all the snc-
eessful contestants in the contests
for the older juniors. A number of
pictures will appear each week.
Write your name and address
plainly on the back Of the picture,
and state whether or not you wish
it returned to you.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
LHZIVLI1I

mon articles now made of iron, copper
or steel will be made of it.
Indeed it is no mere dream that we
shall yet make our airships, railroad
cars, automobiles and carriages but
our great ocean steamships and even
our skyscraper buildings with their
trimmings of stairways. doors and
windows will be of aluminium
Maybe some of the readers Of the
Junior Call viii study out this prob
lem and give to the world a better
process, which will cheaper product
that surely has a great future in the
mechanic arts.
I do not know that the statement is
true, but 1t has been said of this metal
that it has five times the strength of
iron and only one-fifth of its weight.
The problems of aluminium are
yours If you solve them you can live
in fine houses and have big bank
account.
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Beatrice Moore. 17271s Valdez street
Oakland
Evauglln Lewis, 225 sadowa street.
ocean View. San Francisco county.
Carl Harrison, 343 Carolina street,
Vallejo.
Mary L Taylor, 1901 South Grand
avenue, Los Angeles.
Helen Hiner. 215 Henry street, San
Francisco.
Claude Cochran, 200 Eureka street.
San Francisco.
Elsie Rockenheld. 1858 Mission street,
San Francisco.
Donald K. French. 8o11 capp street,
CIausia ]. Currier. 4oA Randall
street, San Francisco.
Elizabeth C. Henzel, PA Tenth ave-
Weelum Easton, r. f. d. No %,
Gilroy.
Adah May wollitz, 1856 Moss avenue,
Elmhurst.
Henry Neuenburg. 221 Tenth avenue,
Richmond district, San Francisco.
Inez Downey. P. o. box 121, Watson
vile.
Eugene T. Latuenour, woodland
Cecilie Ryan, 1926 First avenue, San
Helen Juzix, q Belcher street, San
Francisco
W ]. dunno Jr., 10 Perry avenue,
San Francisco
Dorothy Morris, 2411 South Atherton
street, Berkeley
Hilda Hvall, 1885 Bonita avenue,
Mae G. Thompson. SIG K street, sun
set district San Francisco.
Ruth Brunlon, 2420 South Atherton
street, Berkeley.
Francis l. sheerin, 1881 South
Flower street, Los Angeles
Wallace Leland, 1929 Walnut street
Berkeley.
Arthur warburton, 6s2A Third ave
nue.. San Francisco
Iara
Allen Casey, 74S shrader street San
Francisco.
Irene Cooling. Blue CANYON,
George simpson, 1925 Fourth avenue,
William Macdonald, 1922 Regent
street, Berkeley.
Thomas Stipp. Ukiah.
Gladys Wheeler. box Isl, Mill Val
Ruth stauffer, 1912 Twenty-sixth
Street San Francisco
Allison Rouse, 304 Goshen avenue,
John David Emmons. 24Oo Geary
street San Francisco
Margaret Wood, S21 Fell street, San
Leslie Marden, 40 Twenty second
avenue, San Francisco.
Charlie Batchelder, p O. box 40, Elm
Leslie c. sexton. 1Os4A Cole street,
win Morrison. 2s14 Haste street,
Berkeley.
Alfred Eichler Jr., 400 Nineteenth
street, San Francisco.
Robert Dillon, Mill Valley, care Mrs.
T. T.. Webster.
Ruth Hall, Ga Frederick street, San
Francisco
Thelma Miller. ITO Francisco street,
Milton Godfrey 52s Pacific avenue,
Alameda
Myrtle Cluse, Burlingame.
Erla Cooley, 2119 Central avenue,
Alameda
Marguerite Ryan, $50 South Second
street, San jose
James Gee, 725 Louisiana street, Val
lejo.
San Francisco.
zelma Dainty, Brentwood.
Leon w. WoOlsey, 4 Boulevard place
Oakland
Frank B. Wood Fitchburg.
Inez Joseph, 212S Fifteenth street
San Francisco.
Frank Nixon Jr. Woodland
Bert Attridge, San Francisco.
Leo Won Hacht, 1903 Thirteenth ave-
nue., East Oakland
May Trade, 1856 Nineteenth street
San Francisco.
Marguerite Fisher. Healdsburg.
Lloyd, Anderson, 1927 Eddy street, San
Francisco.
Gabrielle Fagothey, 1895 Haight
street, San Francisco.
Gertrude Karle, South San Francisco
George l. Griess, Inverness
Henrietta d. Liguori. Agnew
Bruce Harrington, 1117 Morton street
Alameda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
BY William F. File

r HEsE little Jumps that look like
rocks are only a fine quality Of
clay.
II tell you that every ounce of clay
contains aluminium it may surprise you,
but men have long known that clay
was composed partly of this metal.
The problem has been to find a process
whereby the metal could be extracted
at low expense.
This shows the clay as it came from
the bank or mine in Alabama or Ar
kansas. The bottle contains oxide of
aluminium
The clay is subjected to a chemical
process and the result is an oxide, this
powder as white and fine as fine -four
This is subjected to another process,
and then we have the beautiful white
metal aluminium.
It is becoming more available in the
industries and arts every year be-
cause improved processes are being
discovered. The time will come when
not only viii our cooking utensils be
made from it. but many of the com
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
THE CUNNING ARCHITECT

This picture illustrates a little house
which Is we'll worthy of our attention.
It is the home Of the starantula. It is
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Names of the other juniors who sent
IN the correct answers appear in the
following roll Of honor
James o'Connor- 27S6 Folsom street,
San Francisco.
Edith Tietjen- Menlo Park, box IS.
Susie Bell. 1175 East Twenty second
street. Oakland
Paul Scovel, 158 Jordan avenue, San
Bernice Pellow. Preston.
Dorothy Eaton, 1857 Fifth street,
Alameda
Forest Neuman. 1866 Mission street,
Doris Robinson. 1912 Clinton avenue,
Wanda Henry. 1900 Clinton avenue,
Miriam Mend1zabaL 11as Union street,
Alameda
Bernice Grisrocre, 1871 East Twenty
second street Oakland
Kathleen KeyiLle. 80 Lundy lane, San
sibyi cOnkiin. 1921 Vine street,
Arthur Poulin. 1910 Hayes street,
Marian a. Fisher. 7ss Guerrero street.
Maud A Banks, s715 Twentieth
street, San Francisco
Ruth McNaughton, ssS Page street.
San francisco
Walter Kerr, 1922 Capp street, Fruit
vale
Nincenzia R. Fem, SIS Castro street
San Francisco
Edgar Nelson, 1713 FELTON, street,
Berkeley.
Rose Woods, box 14S Richmond.
Lyman C. Atwood, IL Sadie street,
Santa Cruz.
Stanley Helmore, Mill Valley.
Emma Fisk, 2401 Ward street, Berke-
ley
Evangeline Stewart. $3.50 Telegraph
avenue. Oakland.
Nelson Tabler. Grafton.
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THE WITCH BALL

house he justines the title I have given
him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25
} Mes TiIlman Here.

Miss fiIlman. the daughter n!
Tuiicd States Senator BENJAMIN r.
TIlmsn Of South Carolina. is III"
guest Of Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz.
in East Queen street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25
MPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POlNT::
BUILD STONE ROAD
10 NEWPORT NEWS
Supervisors Of Elizabeth City County
Accept Offer from the Large
and Owners

The GARD of SUPERVISORS al Eliza
beth CITY county. ut is meeting yes.
trrday morning. decided To build Il
macadamiHrd road from Hampton "a
Newport News.
The read Will begin a, Armist':td
avenue ard will run through Victoria
avrnU". Jacks street. and then
through the private property alon@
IN. proposed route Mr. Richard
Armstrong appeared before the boar
and informed the members that h''
will rails. $I.100 and S"Cur" the nee
cssar> rights Oi way ii h" road Is
built. while Captain Frank W. Darling
said he would contribut" $l.0oo pro
vdcd the read ran along Jackson
street. The stat" road commissioner
has promised to give the county h"
twccu $5.no0 and s. Oon for road
building and this SIN will b" added
TO that Offered by the local land own
crS The entire cost OF constructing
the road from this city TO Newport
News will not cost the county $o."''.
as most OF the money needed will
come through other sources.
Clerk Of the Courts Harry ~ Hot
was instructed TO Immediately notify
Captain Wilson. the state commission
CT of hiehawys. that tn" county Is
ready to begin work on lhc Boulr-
ward and the surveying under tn"
state commissioner will begin soon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25

Congdon's Pharmacy arcnrae'y
compounds prescriptions. 21+1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25
WANTED.

THE AUGUSTA HOTEL. HAMPTON
Va. can accommodate additional
guests in the hOuse and private
families. Choice rooms. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25
PAID OFFICIAL CAL
ON col. TOWNSLEY
Admiral Sperry and His Staff Re-
ceived by the Forts Commanding
Officer Yesterday Afternoon.

oIIiSC' Soy S's~''SS'
Rear Admiral Charles Sperry, com
handing the Atlantic fleet. accompa-
rIed by the members of his staff paid
ar official visit to Colonel Clar"hc"
= Townsley, the commanding officer
at For Monroe. yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Townsicy sent special rs-
Crrt to meet the distinguished adm!-
raj at he wharf The call was mad"
at the army headquarters and III" MS
ral conrtesies We're exchanged.
During the heavy rain yesterday the
sea became choppy and one OF the
sailors in charg" OF a small launch
from the battleship Minnesota fell
into the waters The sailor succeeded
in swimming around for ten minutes
until the la inch came back and pick
ed him up.
Admiral Sperry and the officers.
who accompanied him on the tip. re-
turned to Old Point from Richmond
Yesterday morning The admiral and
the officers are loud in their praise
of the splendid ntcrIaiEment given
them in Richmond.
There was an unconfirmed repOr,
going the rounds last night at Old
Point that all but eight of the hig
fighting machines will sail from
Hampton Roads this afternoon or TO-
morrow morning. 1t was said that
admiral Sperry will complete his fl
ra! inspection OF the vessels this
morning and the ships will then dis
perse as rapidly as possible.
The fighters have been assigned to
the yarioCs navy yards for needed
reDairS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25
MISS HARNONlA EAR1AN
LOCATED m WASHiNGl ON

Body Of Charles W.iawri0ht. the Sui
eide, Sent 70 Roanoke Tor Burial
Last Evening.
The remains Of Charles Vain
wright. who committed suicide in
Phoebns Tuesday morning. were
shipped to Roanoke YESTERDAY after
noon. Mr.. W n. Wainwright. a
brother Of the dead man. claimed the
body. and asked the local Eagles Ia
send the remains to Roanoke.
Miss Harmonic Earman. who Is
supposed TO he well known to the sui
eide. was located ia Washington yes
teriay. She wired that she will come
to Phoebus his morning to claim the
body
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-25

Charity" on your prescriptions.
Consdsn fills them free 2-1&Im