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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
nrIck DELIVERY.

Hill q Hill bottled I'm bOnd) whis-
key, four full quarts, express paia,
$500.
pickett Springs (Bottied I'm BondD
vvhiskey, four full quarts, 1900. Elk
press paid.
/. Brakeman & Co..
Pensacola, Fla.
su-tu-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

New York, Sept. lathe westchester
Racing Association has announced the pro-
rgarn for the fall meeting at Belmont Park.
week days from September 2s to October
IL The most important event Is the
Matron stakes, to be run on September 20 Z.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. 13--William Bran
nan. who umpired In the Wisconsin Illinois
League this season. quit that league Satur-
day to joint the National League corps of
arbiters. Brannan left last night for New
York where he will report for work Tues
day. Brannan is a giant standing six feet
three inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Boston. Sept. 13.-The locals won an
day, to 2. Hard hitting n the sixth,
seventh and eighth innings, after the
visitors had a lead, gave Boston the
Boston 49,. 200 Oo2 11"-+ Ii
Washington :. 900 100 100 s 0
Batteries-Smith and Donahue; Gray
and Street. Time. 1:45. Empires,
Egan and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Summary-Two-base hit, Yancey, Gy-
gil. Sacrifice hit, Berry, Manuel. Stol-
en- bases. Gygli. Base on balls. by
Dickson 2. by Keith g. Struck out. by
Gygli to Marcan to McGilvray. Time,
1910. Umpire. Pfanninger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
wallops st. Louis Again.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. l3-St. Louis,
which has won but two games all sea-
SON from Detroit with its regular limo
up, presented several recruits today,
and met its usual fate.
Detroit hit Ross hard. while Mullin
had an easy time holding st. Louis.
Both of the runs scored off him were
made by new members OF the visiting
team. Killian pitched the last two In
nings, going in for a work out and
OLeary replaced Delehanty for the
same reason.
Detroit ......... OILS 10 OSLO IL o
St Louis ...... 100 600 100 "a =
Batteries -Mullin and Stanage; Rose
and Killiter. Time. 1855. Umpires,
OLoughlin and Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Americnn AanociatioM.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHILLIEs vIcTORs.

New York Bested In All Departments
Of Game.
New York, Sept 13-Philadelphia de-
feated New York today, 10 to 2, by su.
perior hitting. fielding and pitching.
Doyle was found for five hits, four Of
them for extra bases. in three innings
All of Philadelphia's six runs In the
sixth came after two men were out
Two games will be played tomor-
row.
Score by innings: f. r. x,
Philadelphia -. 0l3 006 000s-10 1S
New York .,.... 101 900 600 3 ,
observation-disclosures and Livingston.
Doyle, Manning and Sweeney. Time,
200. Empires, Connolly and KERN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Philadelphia, Sept 13.--wallace F. John
son. of the University of Pennsylvania de-
feated Melville H. Long, the Pacific coast
and western champion for the intercolle-
Riata championship here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

New York Sept. 13.-Wiliie Lewis and
Sailor Burke have signed articles to meet
in a ten round bout in this city on Septem-
Der "a. The weight is fixed at 1853 pounds
at o'clock. but it is not likely that Lewis
will reach more than 146 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Material League

Sc. Louis. 1; Pittsburg, =.
Cincinnati. 8; Chicago, 1.
Philadelphia, Z; Brooklyn, o.
Boston, ga; New York. la. (Secont
game thirteen innings.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
BASEBALL PLAYERS MISFORTUNE
-
Charlie Franks Mother suataina Ne
Ina

ri0us Inturies.
The Montgomery friends Of Charlie
Frank were sorry to learn yesterday
OF misfortune that befell him q few
days ago. His mother. who IL n years
old. fell down the steps at her home
In Mobile last week. and besides q
broken arm and internal injuries. the
shock to one Of her age was dangerous
Frank said yesterday. however. thai
she was getting along as well az could
possibly be expected under the circum-
stances, and his friends hope that she
Will receive no permanent bad effects
from the fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

summary-Base on balls, of BARLEY,
Q: off Keiber, 2. Struck out BARLEY, 2;
bors. O'Ieary Two-base hit, Neigh
bors. Three-base hit. Moran, Baerwald.
Sacrifice hit Daubert, McMurray,
Double play. Cranston TO Baerwald to
Keiber. Time. 1871. Umpire. Rudder-
ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Maxwell, the former Climber slab
artist. will work against his old team
mates today. Greminger VIII SEND
JUL In to oppose him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

American As8OcfatfoM.
Milwaukee, o: Louisville. 0. eleven
innings; darkness.
Columbus s: st. Paul, 0.
Toledo, 4; Kansas City, ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

FOR HOUsEKEEPERs.
Alcohol wines, beer and whiskey
for medicinal purposes.
Write to
l. BRICE<MAN d CO.,
Pensacola, Fla.
su-tu-thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
SnDot Out Big Victory =: :: Third Place Cnched
SEA GULLS LOSE
"No HIT, ALLEN WAS EXTREMELY
WILD
Yielded Seven Hits and Made Nine
Passes to Bll1 Bernhardcs
Msn--Case Very
E0eetfve.

Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 1s.-case held
Mobile to two hits today and Nash
Vile won, to 2. Allen. while yielding
seven hits, had but little control, CIV
ing nine bases on balls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
American League

Boston, 4; Washington, ..
New York. 2. Philadelphia. 10.
Detroit. 10; st. Louis, ..
Chicago, Q; Cleveland, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

summary--Struck out. by Case 3. BY
Allen 4. Base on balls, off Allen 0.
Sacrifice hits. Sentell, Miller, Case, Sea-
Ter. Two-base hit, Thornton. Left
on base Nashville .. Mobile 1. Time,
2:04. Umpires, OBrien and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

summary-sacrihce hits. osteen, Q
bases, Pope, l. Greminger, /. Hit b!
pitcher, Pruett, 2 (osteeu. Rockentield)
Two base hits. Hart, Hulesman. Pope
Three base hit, Welmers Home ran
Kerwin, Bases on errors, Montgomery
8; New Orleans. 0. Double plays. Rhot
to Hess. Left on bases, Montgomery
5: New Orleans. 6. Base on balls. b!
Thomas. o; Pruett, 8. Struck out b.
pires, Fitzsimmons ana Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Chicago, Sept. ls.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland 2 to 0 today in q well PLAYED
game. Score: r. H e.
Chicago 900 o2O 0o"-2 Z 0
Cleveland :. 900 900 00e-0 3 1
Battertes-Walsh aud Sullivan; Joss
and Higgins. Time, 1875. Empires,
Perrine and Dineen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
GAMES TODAY.
Southern Keaxue.

Southern Eeague.
New Orleans at Montgomery.
Mobile at Nashville.
Memphis at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
National League.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
American League.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
American AsseclatioMs
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
st. Paul ut Columbus. -@
Kansas. City at Toledo! .e9Bf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

New Orleans. Sept 1S.-The West Side
Athletic Club announced today that Hugo
Kelly and Ed. McGoorty, would meet in q
twenty round bout here on october 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
HATroNAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Montgomery, 10; New Orleans. ..
Memphis, q; Atlanta, l.
Nashville. 4: Mobile. 2.
Birmingham, 4: Little Rock, l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
PhiIIie Win Easy.

Philadelphia, Sept. IS-Philadelphia
easily defeated Brooklyn today by to
0. Philadelphia punched hits of Bell.
while Corridor held Brooklyn safe at
Philadelphia 100 OsO 21'-7 Is i
Brooklyn 49,. 49,. 900 900 00O-O /
Batteries-Corridon and Doom; Bell
and Marshall. Time. 1:42. Umpire.
RiRler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
NIeLO PLEASES LARGE CROWD
Prospects For Series Of "Trasel
Talks" Very Bright.

Tn" surpurr accorded Fred Milo.
tn" Americas humOrist-t traveller. in his
preservation ii Africa. AZ IN" ACud-
,nry {! MVSic la>j nlGnl was most
INC. :i.-.ue to ho'h Mr.. N'b.J End
ih,. -. MHs, u!.nt ut :hr theatre. ard
H.. OUT look 10Y che second OF ne 60
ricS whi2h will /" given at this -.
a.ir OF next Tu"~ily night. Ma II. 20.
j. Yer. bright TIL. audience las
uichr was lar" and well pleaS3c
Nr. Nihlo's next rsonaliy con-
c.r;ted pictorial pilgrimage" vii h,
a Zi@-Lag journey through Egypt. fro!
Cairo TO Kh2rtn'ln, and II" PROMISE
an ,v-n more rl?horat'. display "a
:.aI;i!uI cO,"r'd views =! ,n"'ion
pic;ur"s than Was shown on tn a.!
can TON, E4yp, furnishes vastly no F.
su:,i;ct mater Tor the camera thaI
Africa. III" cItmat" being NOR" STit-
nnl" to photography.
THESE "'rraI,I Tulns" al" not a..
=. ordv lecture; on ancient :NtNry. i !
plain clever interesting. hnONl"dg"-
- ing 'ra""l talks int"rSU ''H"t Y It'll
a.anv humorous :. cries and IL :~!"H'' !
graphically with c",or"d v'"W' III :
VI. motion pictures.
Seats ar on sal" at tho hON flee
:, ~, entire series
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
Bio Schooner Fuller Palmer Dam
aged in Collision.
SHE WAS BOUND FOR THIS PORT
After Beng Struck B. Italian
Steamer Taormlna the Vessel Was
Making Her Way Down Coast When
Picked Up BY Tug.

Al',i having been IN CnIllSIun WITH
ia" Ial.An Steamer THurminA. bo0nd
from Philairl;jt.iI 80 Genoa. italy, on
n" l., IHWalr tap,.~ Monday night. IN
which ~h" lysr ne: iihhoom and bow
spIir and sustained rAt"usiv" damage
% her head rigAiuSS. the big tiI"-maHt-
I'd s,hnuu,.r Eu!lrr Palmer. The latest
addition 20 ne Palmer fleet OF schoon
cts. WAS lowed into port yesterday
and immcdaIriH taken 10 III" ship.
Na!d for repairs.
The pnlu.rr Mas bound iInm BoS
som 10 !.lS port to load coal and when
OF T." Dc!a war" tap'S the steamer
tried 10 cross her bow, bat the cap
tain OF The foreigner evidently miScal
cu!at"ti the dislanr" between the YES
sells tor his ship struck tn" schooner
Il few points on lh" bow and con.
pi"t"l, cat away her bOWspr,t and jim
boom and carried away all of her head
sails and rigging.
AFTER hitting tn" Arhu"n.'r ,h. cap
tain stood h, tn" sailing vessel for
Il short time and after sending a wire
less M SSagc ashore TO summon as.
sis anr;. TO tn" other craft. proceeded
on his lo,agn Tn" steamer is said
to ~. quit" severed, dama""d about
IN" bow by the collision.
The schooner was making her way
70 this uurt without assistance" and
iad already reached Hog Island when
III. Tug Joseph Clark" picked her mp
ard tow"d her to n: por' as state!
ai'oNc
ill.,, PALMER j.; :, new schooner The,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
STEAMER NiCETO LEAKING.
Vessel Bound From THIS Port Puts
in at Barbados.

Word was received here yes "rday
thar the Spanish steamer Nic"to
which sailed from this port on F-hru-
ar ;he went: foIrth for RIO .lAni"ro
with i cargo OF c&uncl coal had been
compelled TO put into l'aTtad"es.
leaking very badly
TIL" Niceto sailed from this port
just IN time 10 get caught in the :"
,cTc southwest cal" which swept tn"
South Atlantic. and it is supposed that
she was driven ashore on some OF the
cOr:l reefs with which the West In
dian straits ar" dotted and strained
h,r Mating ~ such an extent that
she vas compelled TO run for port.
The Nicefo :oOk the first cargo OF
canned coal shipped this wear from
this porr. the fr"l being furnished by
tho SmotcleSS Feel Company OF this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
WoOlFClK-pITT
Invitations Issued for Wedding Of
Wei-known Young Couple.

sir and Mrs. :. IaCGIelin Pittmar.
OF this city. haV" ISSUED invitations
10 :hc marriag" OF tG"Ir SISTER. NJ,
EIilab:.'h Chariot" Tittman 10 VT
Thomas Ro:S WOoliOIk. the ceremony
TO tax" rlaC" on THURSDAY afternoon.
March -. at , O'Clock al their non -
- Twenty fifth street this city.
Roth wong people are very vol
known in this city. Miss Pittman Inv.
ing r. sided here for a numb Of
ears. and Mr. Wonlfoik .hav!H@ Cor
ui"ri, h'...n \ r"S,d. y. ~ this cit: H.
ruw ,Ocat"d - CriSt0irl PICIn.1
Y hr-" j., j. "rn-l~, - Nv III" T.. 80.
rIilruad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
ELks GOING TO HAMPTON.
Lodeemen Will Go Visiting Headed by
Brass Band.

Newport News Lodge. No 3l5 II
l.. O ElkS will go to Hampton IT =
rc,i, tonight To- attend social -
sion to y" Given ny their Crabtown
b. others The lodS" vi turn Dr'
.r,ut scvcnty.fvc strong. and VIII
invade Hampton headed b.. the brass
!,lnd e the Eagl" rngia' company.
TI' members hav" b"tn notified
meet ,. Thirt,-scCOnd street ana
Washington Avenue al O'Clock sharp
to board a Sp"ci.' rar which has, hcen
,.-Curcd for IN" occasion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
READY TO ESTABLISH
vENEeHING PLANT HERE
Branch Of Baltimore Concerns In
dUstrI Will Employ About Twen-
ty-fve Men at Start.

II is announced hat the William
son N"nccring COMPANY of BaliImOr'
has abou, cOmplctcd arrangements for
establishing branch plant in this
city. Options up2u NO sites have
been secured and i is stated that
one will br purcha-.i within the next
few day.
Mr.. w G. Nun an. who will he
in charge Of III" 1ranch. IS now in
the CITY Tho local plant will cut MI
ard prcpar" wood i"r the final veneer
ing process The ;rOduct will then
+" shipped 10 BALTIMORE for finish
irg
u is stated that III" plant will ON
Ia, about tvc1'l ~" men at H.
STAR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
Calender for Today.
Vaudeville ono Pictures

Today will he tn" last chance - So"
Swift and casey al Wonderland. *
their "ngagem"nf closes tonigh'. On
9th MONDAY and Tuesday these come.
dams in a sketch which is really a
CONDENSED minstrel performance.
greatly pleased n" capacity hons" =
which greeted the AT "S"rv pr
formanr" Their act contains fun an
music calor". and closes with an "'.
time camp meeting song
A nov picture PROGRAM Co"S ON ="
dav ~ Wonderland. and ""ns.sts q.
'orr Interesting SUBJECTS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
GAME WAS EXCITING.
Down Town Girls Defeated the High
School Girls Quintet Last Night.

IN a fast and w"il played game AS
might tn. Ilwn Town Girls defeated
III" Girls Quin'"t Of tn" West End
Hict. school q. Basketball in III"
Young MEMS Christian AssoCia'iGn
iuGi;o. ium. The cOaf"S, Wa bril-
liau;ly E infested one. a. when the
second half ended ,h.. wv Iv"i were
tied II was d,Ciicd 10 play tie
IT,. of and III" Down TOwui;..; won h,
l." final scOr" % To 6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
Special Agent Fisher and Assistant
at Work.
THEIR PURPOSE ONLY SURkIsEO


That civil s"rviC" examination
into AFFAIR =, tn, custom hOUs" IS
h.ing qui'ti, cu"duc'"d p: c"rri"
"f spcCiai agents VI thu treasury DE-
pa rn"rt Who arrived ~ n" CRY
within n" past few dan is ~tat"d
d, persons in POSITION 20 go"
whereof they sp"aI
Whit" as s usual n "1srs . this
kind no Information is 'r.rrC IiN"r
out tor publ at,uu SPIRAL Agent |.
II Fisher - h" Treasury depart
mont is known 20 = in Newport w &
and h. 3, sad ~ have had ,I'';1"r
gentleman who T.: "mrlnv"f hy ~
c"vcrnmcr' IN sin:.Iar o'ia =. a.
."ciaf"d with iI:D a. -" 81 70. u -
said that tn, have l""' '"th'r hrs
within ~, "a cra.ttc o. dav. anon
~. I'.urI. g., III. ,.,.d U.'' 'hn local
iOrc.
W!,a IT, pr'-"n~" - o." "GC"-s
IT, d.. cit, n IT,. r-"-,|. 'r''.. NJ
.. :, futfr'. }rrvr ~ s"ri-
NJ .urmt..-s .'.. .n:He - .ran on
ibC var.,~fr0';
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
NEW DUMPING RECORD
ATC. e. o. COAL PNRS
Over 100000 Tons Put Overheard
During First Saif Of This
Month

T., the dumping "f >" 90" tons Of
fo4, for Il, 'H"nivfOur hours ending
g. &.S'n n'c'C'k yesterday morning.
n" Chcsan ak" Il Ohio coal piers
'....'.',. - 'C'a, amount dumped for
~. first bali - IN" pr"scr' month up
% oyer c"n 0H0 tons the r"st dump ng
rec. 4 that has bcCn made for a sim
liar period during IN" present year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday. March Is, 1909.
Arrived,

Arrived.
Steamer Balakani. 'l!rD. SIrlrch.
S"i inc PaSS.--.O Ch"-aprahr a Ohio
Coal Ag,nr, Company fer bunker
coal
steamer Mills. Roy"n. New York
to B..rwind White Coal Mining Com
panE Tor cargo.
Bargt Indaun,"l. PrOvidenre-io
Brrwind White coal Mining Company
fOr cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
DEBATE OF PEPpERY CHARACTER
Proposition to Approve Committee
Appointments Of Two Deroc'2tIc
insurgents Ruted Out CT Order
Massachusetts Man Thinks parry
Needs injection CT Northern Biood.
Blood


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party.
"'H '"fnh'''.''' VIA! ~,
moro" h> hartman NLN on
ne adoption @ '"'a ''H '"'' Il
i'"c'd'd by on" OF ! !'' moss ''''','
Debates III ard III " l'''''"' '"'''
Gus Tor S'N''"l sessions over "
!Nloh dIf'c.lil N'n'''i''
CLARK I" approve @P''N''' ''',.''.'
app li'm'A' q h''p'',:'''''', .'' 49,
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Representa- "" 1'F"''SS"'o' "' J ~ ''H,.'
ma aS l"'lfi"c:''' hI'''i'''''H Vi NV
committee OH Ways ana
men Eo'"" l'l inc i.HS''"'" "i'' NV
n"h' % me iiouS'' ro',S
VII. N'""NS".n "'''
PH'I'cahS on 'h', ''"'' I'''> ''''' '.''
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question A'rescy oo'e'eo
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
SociaI.PeEsonaI

Thr Wilkrs.B.nrr. r.. E"r"'@.
,,.k,., .h.. tr!luwing announ, r'Wrr' IL
It. social columns. "Dr. aud Ms
! Nrt mr Bulind. OF No. ."" ~"i'"
/ E!.r.hliu street. announce u! '"fn"'
| m,ut "i their daughter. H''@" rI'"
to Mr. \llan Dudley l"A'' 90 \'N
port \,ws Va.
| This ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cam uS
I >,ri rtsr Ia society circles ~ lhl., >'"
! i',n a. the tact OF the '.@2..G' ru"nt
/ MAS kuuMm only 20 Il i'.H - lWI.'
, lr,"ntS OF ia" Young p"'"." VI"
; Jon, :. Who has made hiN n'i." IL -
.nralfv al! Of his life. is ,,I,. o. M
, most prominent Young law>'r. e. th''
section and j. widely p"ln!," IN 50.
| cial circles The brld, n' hats
MANI uh."ds here. haNiu@ NiSII'r.
.rirnd~ IN Hampton and Hurkr'"
| i:,a.
Ms. Warren White. e.! QUINCY.
Ma>> Is in Ia" clty '',HIn@ h"r
mother. Mrs. + l.. II rl,"n "n
!. TW.n;v seventh street
Miss Mamie HNslnr, OF \"Ht"!h VITO
has been Visiting her sisr'r Mr., =.
". Frn'rrss. on FortN.sixttt ~'r"'. ms
|, returned - her home"
Little Carlyle Miller is quite i'll 1t
III" h"n. nr his parents - Forty
fifth street.
Mrs &. ". Grddv. of T "un. is lh''
suryi of her brother. Mr.. [ { Curu>.
: l"2. Tw"n,y-ffh street
Nr. ana Mrs j. F.. Patrick have, r"-
turned from visit to NJ Patrick (,
mother a. Tnauo
Miss Marian T. Noonan has r'turn.
"A from a Visit 20 WaShing,'im.
Mrs. William f. Powell j. S"3y III
a. - Francis huspi al
Miss Margaret Wilson h.ft N"st"r
day for hey home in Scranton Pa.
after sp'nGing several DAYS with h"r
cousins. the Misses WIr"n on
TW"nly.lIin,h street.
Mrs. William l.. Cooke and lit,i"
son. William Jr.. left yesterday fer,
Richmond 10 visit relatives
TIL" wedding will TAX" l'la"" som"
lin" in June or July.
Miss Mahr! Miller is III at her
iiiomc. al Forthwith street.
Mrs. r 4 johnson and children
have returned from Morris N. wh"r"
they visited Mrs JohnsCn'S parents.
Mr.. and Ms. Robert Gambol.
Mr. W d POOL, has returned from
4 visit TO mis- m" h'r in Norfolk
Mss Dorothy Garner is visi'in"
friends In Washington.
Ms. r. l.. Mcpherson has been
called 70 Lynchhurg by news II Ih'
Illness CT her sister.
Miss Mamie Freeman. of Ports
mourn. has returned home after 4
visit to Miss Mami' Savage. ~:
Twenty eighth Str".'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
MACHINES SECONDHAND
School Boards Special Committee
Reports on IypewrIters.
NEW ONES MUST Be PROVIDED


tn" typewriter question. Whi'h
has been troubling hr school " DA'd
lUI several Wr"kS, Wis brought I" Il
. head las might when 4 special tnN''>tI
eating committee" reported shat two E
the IN tvp'Writ"rS recently purrh, :
ed as new hv I'll" rules and r"GuIH'
lions en- mirr"" w"r" second hand
machines
\ rather warm discussion followed
the reading ui Ihl% report, then IN"
rules ana regulations committee wa'
! instructed 80 see tha. new machine s
ar" Irnl idrd To r"pln,'" tn" S"rond'
hand on.
President PucN"'t and M"SSiS fiAr
riS n Huffman. Richardson. Cameron.
LEM and S,ttOn ATTENDED, the special
9n"",lng last night Representatives
of th. Merchants Association amt
several Typewriter agents w'r" pres
en-.
TIL" fullnWInE REPORT of III" special
committee" WAS adopted aud tn" com
mics" DISCHARGED up"n motion hr
Mr. HUFFMAN
N"wpuri News. Va.
March II. l"O9.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17

Mr. ". f.. PuHk"tt.
"Hr,Sldrut Hoard Of Trustees
Sir:
We. your committee. appointed +"
examine and report ON III" typewr't"rS
purchased for MS. j" the Newport
News High School after carefully ~
;,nininy the machines find them rs
follows: Two new J.. {. Smiths. Two
new lndcrWOOdS. one REMINGTON
one Smith Premier
"rhc iwu latter machines show M
MiSiakahl" signs OF MS" and cannot
Ii, accepted as new machines.
Respectfully submitted
',Sign"d, W r., PICKETT.
"tSicncdp J. p. HARRISON.
",Sien,di &. Y. SUTTON
,tt-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-17
Must Get New Machines.


After the adoption of III" report the
typewriter matter was discussed at
length by the various members pres
rnt and the matter was finally dis
posed Of Nv The adoption OF the fol
lowing motion:
That The rules and regulation
committee be instructed to seq that
the hoard be furnished with On" new
Smith Premier and one now K"min-
ton inarhiu"
Talk on Buildings.
immediately after tn" board had id
jonrn"d. bui while the members wcr"
all present. Mr. J. II. Robinson. an
architect of Richmond. Va. VINO has
had III. supervision Of III" C0nStruc-
ZION OF a large numD"r of school build-
ingS located in this state, TAXED very
interestingly on the building OF
schools in general and tn" cnnstrUc-
ton OF rducaj ional buildings on the
unit" system.
Mr. RobinsOu'S remarks showed a
thorough knowledg" Of the subject.
ard his short address was listened To
with marked attention BY Ii" Nom
her. nf n" board present.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

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