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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04
CHARGED WITH P0CkETiNG
MONEY OF EMPLOYER

While the proprietor was away, j..
/. Black, young man. employed by
NJ. p. Powell. paper hanger and
owner of a paint, paper and oil store
at the corner of Thirtleth street ana
Huntington avenue. went into the shop
and sold a number OF rolls OF wall pa
per, Rocketing the proceeds, il Is
charged
According to Mr. Powell. the young
man was only employed &c do outside
work and had no business in the store
which was left in charge OF B. r.
Dawson. The latter. however, did not
understand arrangements and allowed
Black access to all departments.
Black made no secret of his traasac-
tions at the time and sold paper ne
fore the eyes of Mr. Dawson
When Mr.. Powell returned 10 the
city yesterday he was informed of
facts and imme diately mad Black ar
rested.
After Black had been taken to the
station house by --icer Padgett, he
admitted having sold $3.50 worth OF
the pager, using the money, he said.
towards paying a debt. Mr.. PowelIs
account does not agree and though
he has not had time to compute his
loss. he says that it will amount to
as much as $4,000. Black is from
Elizabeth City county and has not
been in the city long.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04

weeks OF hard work in order to
thoroughly and conscientionsiy survey
the bottom of James river. His work
will be accomplished at rapidly as
possible. but the investigators de-
clares that nothing can be given out
concerning the progress OF the work
until 1t has been fully completed aud
his report will first be made to the
fish commission, through which 1t Will
later be forwarded to Governor Swan
son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04
Reu. W wil.cn ana aridr H,rr-

Re-. Frank ~ Wilson and his bride,
Of Kgtfawa. ny. are IN the city the
guests q Mr. wilson's hgother. Rev.
Lloyd T. Wilson. u. ID. pastor Of the
Newport News Baytis; church. Mr..
Wilson preached a. the South Norfolk
Bap;is; church last sunday. and VIII
supply the pulpit Of the Park Avenue
church ncxf sunday. hat Of the FIRST
Baptist church a week from SUNDAY
on August p and - he VIII preach
IN his hr.thers pulpit a. the Newpcr;
News Baptist church. Rev. Mt wilson
II pastor q N, Kuftawa Baptist
church
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04
Ihs Baiis Ywess.

C E rnacKer-Editor and Publisher
L. II. Pugh-- Advertising Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04
WI Require Sir Weeks.

Dr. Moore Is also the snthority Tor
the statement that Il wal require sir
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04
Chief Will Take Vacation.

Chief ]. w. Reynolds, of the local
rolice department will leave on his
annual vacation Friday. While away
the Chief and Mrs. Reynolds will visit
Their old homes. and will spend some
time in the mountains. Sergeant T..
A. Mitchell will be in charge of the
force during the chiefs absence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-04

Schedule Effective Nov. !, 1903.)
TIE New and Powerful Iron Palace
Ste: ners NEWPORT NEWS. WASH.
ING TON and NORFOLK win leave
daily as follows.
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OLD MINION LINE

Daily Service
No. FOR NEW YORK
xS33S, From "ompany's Wharf
.A3SdR Norfolk. foot OF Church
y street every week day
at 700 z. NJ.
FARE-First-class, one way. $500
Round trip. limit thirty days, s14.OO--
meals and berth in stateroom in.
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence. $500
TICKETS on sale at C. & o Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "A" $3.50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer Pocabontas leaves
Newport News, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays as SIS a. m. Leave
Newport News Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p. m, for Norfolk and
Old Point
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday at 900 a. m.
going to Norfolk, and at 4:30 d.
m. going to Smithield. Steamer "Ac-
comac" will leave Pier "a" daily ex-
cept Sunday at 9 a. m, going to
Smithfield and 3 p. H.. going to Nor
folk.
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at pisr
No 6.
Ali business between Newport
News, Norfolk, Smithfcld and local
points transacted at Pier "A" loot oil
Twenty-fifth ST. ". n. CANDON
Agent.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
MUST READ 26 BOOKS ADAY

Somebody has just figured II out that
a man WI have 10 read at the Iate Of
twenty-six books day to keep up wi h
American literature alone. Last year. nc
oording to the Independent, we broke tie
record; 2.4S1 more books pub iAhed d
the United States than in 1906; far ahead
OF any previous year.
The total number for 1907 was $50,
from which may be subtI acted 695 rev
editions. ieav ns sse5 really now books
appearing in the United RtStes.
OF these 6,5i7 were by American authors
or were new edit ons manufactured n
the Un ted States the Others ng by
English or other foreign authors or con-
sisting Of imported editions. bound or in
sheets
We are gradually making good our 'ite--
ary declaration OF Independence eve =
year. producing .arger propo. on Of ito
books we read. especla. y fiction. In qua :
tity II not in qua " we are catching up
with Eng and. where last year s.sl4
books appeared, only 20l ahead of us,
whereas in 1906 the English pub &C tions
outnumbered the Amer can by i61.
The French in 1907 produced l0.7s5 OF
which, however, 1000 or 5000 were me o
pamphlets. The Italian book production
for the same year was 700 In TIE Amer
can ist fiction OF course p ands al the
head. with LII titles. Next to II and
rapidly gaining on t is theology and re-
.lgion. with SIC
The classes following are law, physi-
ca and mathemat ca science, poetry and
the drama Why is Il that people W Il con-
nue. to say that religion is dead sue
and that nobody reads poetry IN face
Of the fact that a7t year in this country
the number of new publicat ons n rel &
ion was more than 40 per cent. greater
than the year before. and the volumes OF
poetry more than doubled2
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CUT
FROM WAR BUDGET

In the process Of pruning" the war
budget for the coming fiscal year. In ac.
cordance with the economioa pol cy Of
tho administration. the estimate OF Briga-
der General James Allen, Cnitf S.sna
officer OF the Army, for an Appropriation
OF $4,000 for aeronautics has been SIR ck-
en- out.
Army officers and aeronauts have been
hopeful that Mr.. Dickinson. secreta.y
of War. would personally rep.aee this
item IN the budget but 1t was lean d
prior to Secretary D.cklnson's departure
yesterday that he would not do So Hope
was based on the fact that Sec, eta y
Dickinson might bring the matter 10 tie
attention OF President Taft as both tie
President and tho Secretary OF War at
tended many flights of the Wright aero
plane at Fort Myer last summer. am
seemed greatly Interested IN tie work
There viii bo no opportun ". as Mr.
Dick nson himself explained for the sec
retary of War 20 discuss tie subject with
President Taft. as he viii not sne tie
President until october 1s when tNes
meet at ElPaso. The estimates will be
tulhtu III 70 tllt AItdcuf9 bcPdiAulSAN AVI
printing on October 15
President Taft's non-committal attitude,
his evident interest disc osed in h speech
presenting the medals TO the Wright
brothers and his attendance al the Fort
Myer Il ghts stil serve. however. 20 bu y
up the hopes OF those Interested In the
progress OF aeronautics in the army that
the President in hts annual message may
make some reference TO an aerola~tical
appropr alton.
In case OF failure in this respect It is
understood that aero clubs through u tie
country Will br ng al the pre- su pls-
sible to bear on members OF Cor g. ess
have an appropriation made. some hope
is felt In this respect on account of the
action OF the House OF Repres ntati es
at the last regu'ar sess on in commi tee
he whole IN adding $4,000 to the g
ar signal corps appropriation, which
was stricken out, however. when tie
army appropriation bill came before the
House for passage.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
WEDDING RING
OUT OF HAI2PIA

Ministers love church wsdd ngs. VIII re
the ushers march and the organ rolls. and
the hr degroom lod shlver.ng to the al
tar, while the beaming bride dominai
the scene Ike a princess and sheds he
radiance over the entire assemblage. But
any sort OF wedding is better than none
and the parsons are equal to any emerg-
ency.
wherefore we may cite the example OF
the Rev. Mr.. Poole. OF Ial icott c ~. saws
the Bait more Sun. According to the re-
ports, loving young couple appeared be-
TORE him 70 be Joined In the bonds of mat
rimcny They had youth and love ana a
marriage license and good looks. but they
didn't have the ring. Now. q maria q
without a ring Is Ike an egg without salt
and the Enicott City pastor had no Ia a
Oh aloWlng them 70 be Joined together
without the mystic symbol. lie is a man
OF genius and prompt act on. So he Sc
cured ha rpin from the abundant locks
or the blushing br dc and IN a few mo-
msnts had fashioned a ring tba. v,,ld
bind them As securely as any bedlan,or "a
eireet that was ever fashioned bv the
goldsmith.
That hairpin ring g a treasure. I, u,u
be an he Room more interesting I, an a
god band that you can buy in any lew
eiier's shop 1t Is the symbol Of a re-
sourceful pastor and the love tat iauel .
at goldsmiths and can overcome any difa-
Guilty.
The hairpin has had ancient and honor
abe history. II has adorned the heads OF
queens and beauties OF the earth as vel
as the humble and iowly. It has nest'ea
in the golden coiftures OF the blond divin-
'ty' has held the rich dark coils Of the
brunette and has acted as nutpck. pick e
fork and shoe buttoner for all sorts and
kinds OF people. But the Ellicott City ep'-
sode proves Its usefulness in new fle'd
and raises the hairpin TO a new height OF
glory and usefulness.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
NEED MONEY FOR
LOCAL HARBOR
Captain [. II. Rand Wants
COuLciI to Turn Over $6,.
S07.4I 10 Government

Captain L. II. Rand. United States en-
gineer in charge OF the local district, in
communication 10 CITY Council lat
night asked that body to pay over TO the
Government s6,567.h appropriated by the
last City Council. The suIn rep. esents a
certain percent OF money expeldea by the
Government for the ma.nte.ance of the
Wilmington harbor.
An act Of the Legis ature prov des that
wilmington must appropriate ten per cent.
of the amount OF money the Government
expends In MAINTAINING tho iocal harbor.
Last year CITY Council provided n tie
budget for the fiscal year enuh.g June o.
1909. Se,567.4i, but this amount was never
paid.
captain Rand stated in the letter that
william p. White, cha rman OF t.e fin
ance committee OF the last Council. called
upon him and too him that the CT. s
finances were running low a. d that It
would not be feas be for the ci.y 10
pay the money at that time, He a.d Mr..
White told him the sum won d be put in
the budget for 1909.
Captain Rand also stated that he under
stood unofhcially, that a m-ar amount
had been placed In the budget for the
fiscal year ending. June 80 1910.
Counc Imam Dempsey said the s. 5s7 Al
was ready any time Captain Rand wa.tel
Il and he suggested that the clerk so no
tify the engineer.
Mr. McGovern, however, said tfere was
some misunderstard ding about the att
and he thought It should be adjusted be
fore anything was done. Con equent y
on his mot on. the matter was referred
TO the navigation committee.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Birthday Party.

A very enjoyable time was spent at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. William
McCarnes on Saturday evening. when
Miss Nirta Denn gave a party in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Alice McCarnes. OF
Berwyn, Pa. Those present were.
Misses Lydia S. Dockerty, Ida Trioe
Katie Johnson, Edith Jaduette. RE-
becca BAN, Myrtle Ruth, Edith Colt.
Anna Allen. Carrie Burton, Cora Trice
Perlee Mcclentock. Margaret Bromai.
Anna Marvel, Laura Marvel. Jennie
Marvel, Gladls Bowers, Virdelma No
earns, Beulah +. Buckson, Gertrude
Barlow. Mary e. Eastburn. Nellie ~
Eastburn, Hester Eastburn. Rub,,
McCarns, Nirta DEM, Frances sher-
wood Alice McCarns Mrs. Mary Denn.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Mccarns
Mr. and Mrs. George L. McCarns. NJ
and Mrs George W. Bowers ana NJ
and AIRS. William McCarns. I4arr,,
Bolten. p. c. Vansant, Alexis stanert
Robert Elliott Clarence Crossan. Ia,
gar Jaquette, Charles Knots. Clarence
Dickey. Elmer Marvel. Ellis Neville
Raymond Denn. John Bradley. Pred
Denn. Fred Smith. Albert Hamilton.
Charles Bowers. william Mackiarv
Clarence Chambers, Earl Boulder.
William Hall. Herman Macy, Samuel
Scotten, Charles Webb. Linden Knots.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CHESTER CHIEF
OUT OF OFFICE

Chester, Pa, oct s.-Mayor D. NJ.
johnson last night asked for the resig a.
tion Of Ch Of Of Police S. B. Pennington,
and it was received at $50 o'c ociS.
This was done after the Police Commit
Tee OF City Councils informed the Mayor
that they thought It bet for the good OF
the Police Department that the h al Of
the force should step down and out.
Recently a charge OF ncompetency was
lodged against Penn ngton. but the matter
was never investigated by the Police
COMMITTEES. as had been first p.annel. be-
cause the long-drawn-out investigation Of
charges against former serg ant of Po-
lice Edward Modem. SIN ssed recently BY
the Mayor. took so long.
At the last meeting OF City Councils a
resolution was presented by c. B. AIou d
directing that the Mayor ask for the
resignation Of Chief Penn ngton-
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
FAVOR IS FOOT
RIVER CHANNEL

The Harlan and HolUngsworth corpor-
alton in reply TO an inquiry by Major
Deakyne, OF Philadelphia, in charge Of
this engineering distr ct. has EXPIRE lsed
It's favor Of s5-foot channel for the
Delaware river. Although the purpose Of
Major Deaxyne's inquiry is not disclos ed.
1t IS taken as evidence that the govern
ment contemp.ates important impr. We
ments to the Delaware river about VIII
mington. 1t Is understood that other In
dustries here have been approached as
TO their opin on Of s5-f1ot channel.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
TOM OF EEVENUE STAMP.
Over 100000 Worth Shipped Out
Fror,, Washirrsor


WASHINGTON. oct. s.--Two thousand
packages Of internal revenue stamps OF
all kinds have been shipped from the In
ernal Revenue Bureau. of the Treasury
Department, to the collectors throughout
he country.
This Is the largest shipment ever made
The total weight was II tons, and every
package was sent through the registered
mails. II required three big vans to carr
ry them to the post office. The value OF
the stamps was between 100000 and S..
10000.
Besides the general Improvement OF
business it is thought that the unusual
demand is in some degree occasioned
by the fact that the tax on tobacco. ci-
garettes and small cigars will be in
creased next July under the new tariff
law, and dealers are stocking up IN an
ticipatIon OF that.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Social and
Personal

Harry z. Klee has returned from a
three weeks visit TO Chester.
Mrs. n. Wilson, OF No. 1922 TatnalI
street, is improving and hopes to be
able TO return 70 her home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewn have been Wis
iting the family Of Joseph Walter, Of
Kennett Square.
Mrs. John Mullen has returned from
visit 70 Mrs. Laura Booth, OF Ken.
nett Square.
Mrs. William B. Hudson. Of Union
vile, has been spending a few days
with Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Of Hockessin.
was recent visitor here.
Mrs. NJ. y. Craig, Of Perryviile, was
arecent visitor here.
Mrs. Martin jackson and son have
been spending several days with her
mother at Perryville.
Miss elsie Davis spent last week
ms a guest OF Miss Mabel Hoffeclxer, of
Perryyille.
Miss Maggie Lee, Of Townsend, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Wilheimina Collins is spending
week with Mrs. John Townsend, OF
Townsend.
Miss Daisy Collins spent Sunday as
a guest Of her parents at Townsend.
Mrs. Albert Sheleon spent a part OF
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Reynolds, OF Blackbird.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Taylor and chill
dren have been spending several days
with Blackbird friends.
Bnoch Young is visiting Captain and
Mrs. Joshua Davis, Of Smyrna.
Andrew Hance, Jr., visited his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j. Hance
OF Bethel. on Sunday.
Miss Annie JeandoI has returned
from visit TO her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jeandell. Of Bethel.
Miss Rena Handy spent Sunday as
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Curtis c.
Handy, Of Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nrlhaln Jenkins and
children, Of Wyoming, have been vis-
iting relatives in this city.
J. L. Brady, Of Wyoming, has been
visiting his SONS, Harry and Roy
Brady. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jones are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones
of Pearsons.
Mrs. S. X. Anderson is visiting
friends at Zion, Nd, where she win
attend the marriage to-day OF Miss
Helen Grove and William Brown.
which win take place at the brides
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Halfen and chill
dren spent Sunday with friends at
Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker and
daughter. Ida. have been visiting her
father, Calvin Miles, Of Appleton.
William Rictor spent part OF this
week with Lloyd Baker, of Perryville.
Miss Bessie Bigger, Of Summit
Bridge, has been spending several days
with Wilmington friends.
Ray Griffenberg spent Sunday with
relatives at Summit Bridge.
Miss Katherine McCloskey, Of SUM
nit Bridge, is the guest OF relatives
here.
Mrs. II. c. Lynch, Of Warwick, is
visiting her son, Edward Lynch, OF
this city.
Luther Ewing. Miss Ethel Ewing
and Miss Aldula Wilson were week.
end visitors at Port Deposit.
]. Morton Mausiey and Frank Nc.
Culley, Of Chester, we're Wnmingtor
visitors this week
Mrs. Mary A. Denn. Of Stanton, hal
returned home after spending som,
time In Philadelphia. Berwyn, Pa.
Valley Forge, ana other poinas.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Browne is at the Chal.
fonte, atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
sprOuI- serehIsr.

Gently OF Miss Olive r. Sproul. daugh-
Ter OF Samuel V. Sproul, road fore
man or engines on the p. 3. and w
faiiroad. to George Berchier, a clerk
IN the office of the superintendent OF
motive power Of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Pittsburg The marriage
vas scheduled 10 take place in No
semoer' but while on visit 10 her
brother az Pittsburg the young people
=, ,tieed 70 wed and were married by
.sie Roy Il. Clarke. Since their mar
.,ese .. Nr. and MIS-. Berchicr haxe been
S'uns IN this city. They WIN live
~ " hkinsburg, a suburb OF Pitts
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Party at Stsn,on.

A party was given on wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Bella
Berry, OF No. IS ST. Helena Road. I'm
honor Of her seventeenth birthday an
niversary. An enjoyable time was
spent playing games Among those
present were the Misses May Kearney.
Sadie Steptoe, Elizabeth Nugent,
katherine Green. Sadie Elliott. Bella
Berry, Jeanette Hagan. Annie Alb
bott, Leoma Abbott. Estelle Stewart.
Jennie Smith. Isabella Berry. George
Stewart. Allison Mearns, Joseph
Krautter. James Henderson. Joseph
Moore, Warren Mccall. William Moore.
Charles Wells. Joseph Monaghan. Os-
valid Murphy. John Berry and Herbert
Berry and Hamilton Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore and Mr. and Mrs
Berry.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Birthday Party.

Miss r. Alice Brown. entertained a
number OF her friends at hr home. No.
7ol East Ninth street on Monday evening
in honor Of her birthday An enjoyab o
time was spent in playing games and
muse. Those present were NJ sses Mel o
Leahy. Edith Robb. Sad Payton Han
nah Payton, Alice Brown. Beu'ah Dav 8
Bessie Bowers, Lydie johnson. Gertrude
Barlow, Esther Brown. May Br wn. Mrs.
X. f. Brown, Charlie Collins. Earl
Thomas, Leon Lyons. Preston Rash. Wa
ter Walker, Harry Richards George Bar
low, Miller Darrash, Howard MI ler.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
EarevveU Party.

Mrs. A. j. Larson was given fare
we'll party on Wednesday evening at
the homo Of her daughter, No. ITO
Scott street. Mrs. Larson, who is
eighty-four years Of age, will remove
to her former home in Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
10 Liva h ST. Paul.

Charles A. CORY. son of Baggage
Master John F. CORY, of the p, B.
and w. railroad. who spent several
months In Crystal City, Manitoba,
has decided to move to st. Paul, Mimi,
for the winter.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Rummaoe Sale.

A rummage sale for the benefit Of
Mccabe Memorial Church will be held
at the wilmington w. c. 7. u. head
quarters, No. 100 West Eighth street.
Friday, Saturday and Monday, No
vember 5. 6 and s.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Attended Medical Convention.

DR.. ". r. Messick. or Lewes. sur
geon general on Governor Ponnevilrs
stan. attended the convention OF Mill
Iary surgeons in Washington this week.
He was appointed a delegate from
Delaware by Governor Pennenill.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Haekendorn . Workman.

Alfred r. Workman and Miss Mel
lie Hackendorn. both of this city, were
married on Wednesday evening at the
parsonage OF Asbury Nj. f. Church by
the Rev. z. II. Webster, ofnciating.
Tho couple viii live at No. 1923 Tat
nall street
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
poo Bites Man.

F. r. Snitcher. Of No. 1905 West
Fourth street. was bitten by bulldog
yesterday at his home and had his hand
dressed at the Delaware Hosnltal
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
snharrv N Meetlna.

The FIRST fall business meeting Of
the Seberry Y will be held on Satur-
day evening at the home Of Miss Kath-
arine Croes, No. lis West thirteenth
street.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Taa paY.

The Mite Society OF Kingswood NJ
II. Church will observe October 10 as
tag day throughout the city. The pro-
ceeds viii be applied to the church in
debtedness.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
namaa EalI Meatinn.

Tho first fall meeting of the Co
ionial Danes will be held In the Della
ware Historical Society building on
the second Monday In November.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
DOG Had Fit.

A bull dog In the house No. 226 west
Ninth street took a fit yesterday after
noon. Dog Catcher Kopp removed the
dog TO the pound. People in the ne gh-
borhood throught the animal was mad.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Endeavorers Entertain.

An entertainment was given last
evening in st. Paurs NJ. r. Church
by the Christian Endeavor Society OF
that church A musical program was
greatly enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
MANY AT oeININo

OF The ME0ARY STORE.
A large crowd attended the fall OPEN
ing at the store OF M Megary and
Son Company yesterday afternoon and
last night The concert Of Alberts Or
cnestra was delightful Another fine
program viii be gwen tonight and the
program for tomorrow night Is:
March. +Zacatecasr ..--....C. Cordina
Selection. "Operatfic Airs ... .Tobanl
Jntermezzo Curly .W. Powell
waltz. "A Summer Night -. r. Hall
Corset Solo. I'm Waiting For Your
Answer ...--C. Z. Edwards
ScIoist. Lester Riggs
internezzc. Three Twins" Hofchana
Medley Overture. Gus Edward
P~Ntr t+-+--.-t--s---. l<1HercE
Novelette,. 'Floraiia.v ~ steaene
March big Nieht Tonight
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Double Green Stamps Until z O'clock TOmsnsw Saturday
HIGH GLASS TAILORED
---SUITS---

This is pre-eminenty the store for high-grade
Women's and Misses Suits. Or broad aSsortments
and diversified styles assure every buyer something
distinctive and becoming, no matter whether the Sc
lection be made from the simple, practical styles or
the costlier and somewhat more elaborate garments
The present season is rich in styles and coorngs
Do you knowit from happy inspection fthis stores
stock If not you can't know Thoroughly.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

some yonrR msU 90 west aud 2,
broke' while others IDore sopbisticsfo
staf - bone snd grow o'o on Their
dads .frce
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

READ rssE EVENING 5ovnAAL
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

Complete Showing Of New Fall Waists
Women's stylish white Lingerie Waists made in 20 differ
styles with beautiful lace yoke
plain tailored pure Linen Madras Waists with
lars and cuffs; values $I7s to $3.50; special
81, $l.5O and $I.98
Womens Fine Taeta Silk, also Mesane Waists in black
and coors and beautiful line in white and
all handsomely tailored and trimmed; value Saos and
$s at
$I.08 and $2.S8