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RAeY WAS uNHuRT.

Paramount, N. D., Sept. s.-The
only complaint Ethel, the 3-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Nelson of this city had to make
when lightning almost entirely
wrecked the room in which she
was sleeping, was that she was
getting wet. Rain was pouring in
through a hole in the ceiling that
mad been made by the lightning.
The child, however, was uninjured
although every piece of furniture
in the room with the exception Of
her crib was badly smashed up.
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Columbus, Ohio, Sept. SWIM Pres
ident Taft's home state indorse his can.
didate for governor or swing TO Judson
Harmon, the democratic governor, with
presidential aspirations?
This momentous question will have
to be decided in November. The sit
uation is especially interesting among
the state political fights. Nominee
Harding is basing his hopes Of carry
ing the republican standard to the
highest state Office largely on the ma
tional issue of upholding the admin
istration of Ohio's favorite son.
So evenly are the parties divided
that $4,000 voters hold the balance of
power and with insurgency so active
there is no guessing at the outcome
The senatorial situation will in spite
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
BATTLESHIP NORTH DAKOTA IN BIG DISI
SEVENTY-FIVE men IN DANCE:
STORM WARNINGS
ON GREAT LAKES

Washington, D. c., Sept. g.
Storm warnings are displayed on
Lake Superior from Duluth to
Marquette, according to wealth
err bureau bulletin issued shortly
before noon today.
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INVITATION RECALLED.

Chicago, Sept. S.--The Hamilton
club committee has recalled the
invitation to Senator Lorimer
When seen at his downtown
office, Senator Lorimer refused to
discuss the attitude of Colonel
Roosevelt.
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Bismarck, N. D.. Sept. Sat noon
the platform committee of the state
central republican committee had not
finished its work after having been
In session during the entire morning.
The committee is made UP of about
equal numbers of stalwarts and in
surgents and the recommendations of
the committee will probably be acted
on by the central committee with very
little change.
After the meeting of the platform
committee Is completed there win be
meeting of the candidates of the
republican ticket and this will be fol-
lowed by meeting of the state CEN
trail COMMITTEE late this afternoon.
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REPORT OF THE
COTTON GINNED

Washington, D. G.. Sept. s.-The
number Of bales OF cotton ginned to
Sept. ! from the growth Of 1910 was
So6,s24 bales, round bales counted as
half bales. according TO the report Of
Inc census bureau made this morn
Ing. The 1909 total was 3Ss,24z bales
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
WORKING On
A PLATFORM
State Central Committee Spends
Busy Day
The CANDIDATES WILL MEET
PLATFORM COMMITTEE WILL NOT
FINISH UNTIL LATE THIS AFT
ERNooN WHEN 1T WILL SUB
NIT REPORT TO THE COMMIT
TEE AS. A WHOLE.

Bismarck N. D., Sept. s.-The
committee on resolutions and plat
form of the republican state CEN
trail committee will report to the
committee at o'clock this after
noon on platform. The committee
on resolutions and platform COM
prises Talcott of Buffalo, chair
man; Bartlett. Cooperstown; Blu
chanan, Fargo; Bacon, Grand
Forks, Callahan, Casselton; Black
well, La Moure: McClory, Devils
Lake; and Wauner, Valley City.
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Following a brief informal recep-
y n and preceding a later formal re-
q. ton, the distinguished visitor will
\ q Nhe chief guest at large banquet
| \ .<3e given at the Congress hotel.
There will be 1000 diners of nearby
states and other notables.
Gov. Charles S. Deneen of Illinois
and Mayor Fred A. Busse of Chicago
will deliver brief addresses of welcome
at the banquet
BeIoit Disappointed.
Beloit, Wis, Sept. S.-Beloit which
gave Theodore Roosevelt the largest
majority Of any Wisconsin city when
he was elected president, did not see
or hear him today because his train
was ahead of time. The high school
scholars were lining up to greet him
when the train pulled into the station
fifteen minutes ahead of time 1t
only remained thirty seconds, although
word had come that there would be d
few minutes speech. The former presi-
dent did not appear, however.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
INTRODUCE
DAMAGING
EVIDENCE
Witness Identifies Hair SINH
lar to Victims
Statement Concerning Poison
Is Proved False
Inspector Dew Gives Evidence
in Witness Box

London, Eng, Sept Sat the re-
sumption today of the trial of Dr. Haw-
ley III. Crippen and Ethel Clare Lenev =
for the murder of the formers wife,
Public Prosecutor Humphreys intro
duced evidence to establish the claim
OF the crown that parts of the mutt
lated body found in the Crippen home
once formed the part of the person of
Belle Gilmore, the missing wife, and to
strengthen what has Seen popularity
regarded as a missing link in the chain
of circumstantial evidence against the
accused.
The first witness called was Mrs.
Adeline Harrison, whose. acquaintance
with Belle Gilmore had extended over
period of twelve years. Mrs. Harrison
was asked to examine the strands Of
hair found when the disnembered body
was uncovered. and having done so she
] swore that she recognized the exhibit
as similar to that worn py Belle Ell
more,
When Mrs. Harrison left the stand
the prosecution called a chemist who
claims that he sold hyoscine, deadly
poison, to Crippen. The witness testi-
fed the doctor had purchased five
grains of drug on jan 10, explaining
that he required the poison for use
In homeopathic preparations.
Inspector Dew, who arrested the fu-
gitive, re-entered the witness box to-
day and read a lengthy statement
signed by Crippen when the police first
asked him to make an explanation OF
his disappearance from London after
suspicion had been directed against
him. The gist of the statement had
already been covered by Humphreys in
his opening address
The statement which Crippen made
70 Inspector Dew concIuded my be-
lief is that my wife has gone to Chi
cago to join Bruce Miller"
Employed by American Firm.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. s.-The
testimony Of London chemist in the
Crippen trial today in which the wit
ness stated that Crippen purchased
five grains of hyoscine on Jan. 10. for
use In homeopathic preparations, and
that Crippen signed Munyon's, per
II. Fl Crippen." In the chemists reg
istry book was shown to J. M. Munyon
of this city by whom Crippen had
been employed.
Munyon stated that the deadly poi :
son was never used by him in his
preparations and that Crippen never
put up any remedies for him, as all
that work Is done in Philadelphia.
Munyon further said that Crippen sew
cred his connection with the Munyon |
interests In December, 1909. He had |
been engaged only to answer medical |
correspondence for the company.
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her area to include her population of
100000, while New York's Ave bor-
oughs comprise only 800 square miles,
1t New Yorlss area were to be spread
over 700 miles. so as to include her
suburbs In New Jersey and Connecti-
cut and the towns in Westchester
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
Roosevelt Refuses to
Eat With Vim. Lorincr
Compes Committee to Wire Lorimer to That EffecSays
lie Will Not Attend Banquet If Lorimer Is There
VIII Be Guest Of Hamilton Club Tonight

Fssport ILL., Sept scoloneI Roosevelt fatty to
attend banquet to tonight
that telegram be sent to The
COMMITTEES of sixteen
ex-Judge John r. 5atten Feeport Chicago
metz 2 attend
to n dinner
the committee met him at tt grounds the
asked who the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
Rear Commercial Bank

Po tina
the NothD
il said t havbe flashed
o N FIRE.
p m came by from Fort Monreh
NJ H svsaIm nha
cor % k al
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08

ed It the
to IN" effect that three men had "'" killed
ULLETM
V late from Point
h 10 casualties board the batssh
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THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Friday;
cooler tonight with frost. Barometer,
z9.S+; maximum temperature. 20:
minimum temperature, ia.
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Continued on Page Nine.
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in two blocks of High School;
ted on a fine corner lot. We
e for sale an eight room, fully
-ern house. This house has
basement, cistern, hot water
/, hardwood floors, sewer, water,
/, gas, electric lights, screened
kza; lot alone is worth $4,000.
lse could not be duplicated for
than $4,000. The location is
erb. Price is re- GAGEO
ed to. TO0O
Any Reasonable Terms
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08

RENT---A number ofmodern houses from
ooms up, located on both north and south
of the city.
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Continued on Page Seven.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
UNIVERSITY college or
MEDICINE 10 PLAY Ye7E
Term Which Defeated Randoiph-Ma.
con viii Battle With ST Vim
cents Eleven. 81.

Msnager Caffse. OF the St Vincent's
football eleven yesterday arranged a
game with the fast team of the Uni
vel sity College OF Medicine of Rich
nond for this city this month. TIE
date for the game has not-yet been
agreed upon, but the match will be
pulled of some time between Novem-
br and November 19.
The arrangement q this game came
about in rather peculiar way. Up
TO the day before the game between
ST. Vincent's and the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia OF Richmond last
"wednesday ID vas generally thought
here that the University College of
Medicine eleven would oppose st. Vim
cents. This report got TO Richmond.
and yesterday The manager OF the
University College eleven wrote here
asking for a game.
I The University team is rafting
good. one. and this contest should
prove the best of the season in New
port News. St Vincent's is now in
great form and Manager Caffee is con-
fdent Of defeating the University Col
lege team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Crawford. oil
this city, hare announced the wedding
of their Youngest daughter. -Elya Viz
sinia. 10 Mr. George Edward BurcneF'
the ceremony having taken place sun
DAY morning al the home OF the
brides brother. Ray Crawford. al
Greensboro. -. c. ID
Miss Crawford is popular among q
hest cf friends. who win be surprised
10 hear OF her marriage She lef'
here a few weeks ago to visit n'eI
brother at. Greensboro. Mr.. Burcne'
Is the weIi-knovn North Eend drug
eist and has lived here long time
Mr.. and Mrs Burcfsr win arrive
in Newport News this morning and
all, be ct home to friends at 3l1 FOR
ty-sixfh street. having been csisec
home suddenly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
Advice From Washington Says
cOIIectOrship Fight Unsettled !:
READ FORCES CONFIOtN!
Friends Of Former Postmaster Think
He viii re Named within Next Few
Days. But Others Believe Another
Month Of Delay is Ahead. -,


Although it was currently reported
here yesterday that former Pcstmas-
ter Fred Read had been appointed
collector OF customs at this port, au-
thentic information came from Wash.
ingtCn to this paper last night that
the ccllsctorship matter has not yet
been settled and no appointment has
yet been made. t-.,S r. . 4
One report had 1t that a letter had
teen received here from Postmaster
General Hitchcock stating that MIR.
Read had been appointed to the office
and that the appointment would be
annCUnced within the next few days.
This report was generally accepted
as an authentic one and lin mant
quarters il was taken for granted
that the fight was at an cpd.
Though Mr.. Reads friends declare
thai the appointment is as, good as
made now, if IL has not already been
made. il is probable that President
Taft will not make the appointment
until after his return from Panama
late this month. Congress convenes
on December l. and there are some
who believe that the appointment
will not be made until otter that date.
The appointment mast be confirmed
by the sena,e. --.....- -, -
Many wagers that Read would be
the next collector were Offered yester-
dav. but there seemed to be very few
takers, even at odds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
TWO YOUNG STOWAWAYS
GIVEN THEIR liberty
A. Rosenbaum Becomes Security For
Morris Hertxberg and
ScuiIy Periman.

Morris Hertzberg and Scully PERL
man, the young Hebrew stcwaways
who we're brought r.ere by the British
steamer North Point two weeks ago.
and who were being held in the Nor
folk Jail in spite of the fact that A.
Rosenbaum, of this city. offered to
furnish a bond OF $1,000 as guaran-
tee that they they would not become
charges upon the country. were given
their liberty yesterday by order OF
the department Of. commerce and
labor.
Hertzterg and Perlman arrived al
Philadelphia from England on the
North Point. but we're denied entry
because they had no money. They
were brought here and taken to Nor
folk on the steamer. At that city the
young men were given hearing and
Mr. Rosenbaum offered to give bond
for them. However. they were re-
fused admiitance to this country and
we're locked up to await the coming
of a steamer to take them back to
England.
, An appeal in the case was. taken
TO the department of commerce and
labor, and the order directing the i'm
migration authorities at Norfolk to
release the young mem was the Sc
suit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
RAISE FUNDS 10 'Hf:P
STRIKERS IN BUCKINGHAM
Meeting viii Be Held in Central
Labor Union Hall -Wednes-
day Night

A meeting for the purpose OF rails
ing funds. food and clothing for the
striking slate workers Of Arvonia,
buckingham county, win be hsld at
Central Labor Union hall. Washing
ION aven1e and Thirty-seccni street,
Wednesday night at 1870 o'clock E.
c. Davidson. district organizer for the
American Federation of Labor, was in
The CITY last Friday night in connec'
ton with this matter. All members
of the local unions and other persons
interested in organized labor are ex'
pected TO attend the meeting
The strikers at Arvonia, numbering
about 100 in all, have been out since
June I and are said TO be badly 10
need of aid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
ST. v,NcsNT's ROLL OF HONOR.
Students o. Girls School Who Attain
ed Distinction During October.

At st Vincent's Girls School the
monthly Note Day" exercises were
held on Friday morning at 10 clock.
Rev. Father Frioli. accompanied by
Rev. Father Massey. presided. The
pupils entered the music room to, a
lively march. and after forming some
graceful figures sang, Autumn
Leaves "A letter from Richmond
ON, the James,. and, another from
Providence. r. l." were read respec-
lively by Mary Lohmann and Bessie
Hoge The young ladies giving their
vacation experiences in those two
cities.
The. reports were read and present
cd by Rev Father Frioli. after which
a full chorus. The Angel Chorus"
was rendered 3 az
The following is the honor roll for
October:
Mary Lohmann. Bessie Hoge, Ada
line Mueller, Marie Hamilton, Mary
Mccarthy. Mona Fltxgersld. Margaret
Fay, Mary Hickey, Isabel Walker,
Mary oakley. Minnie Lohmann, Mad.
cline Natter, Annie OBrien, Edith
T1ghe, Josephine Malone, Marie Todd,
Lillian Lecompte, Nellie lmbert. Ma
rie Mackey, Margaret Murphy, Virgil
MIA Singleton, Margaret Foian. Mar
garet Joynes, Annie Sweeney. Annie
Leinhaft, Annie Ripper, Gertrude
Schwalenberg. Wifhelmina McCauly.
Lille Cardil]o, Isabel Kenies. Cecilia
Began, Cecilia DeShazor. Gussie I'm
bert,: Margaret Antinori. Isabel
Hughes, Sadie Grow. Catherine Frank,
Bertha Saunders, Annie Thompson.
Marian Thompson, Maggie Robinson.
Marie McGown.
; The .Pink Flag won by 2.707 in
September. The Blue Flag" won by
4,lO2 IN October
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
j. W. DRIVER GWEN :
MAIL AUTO toHTARcI
Newport News Man succeeds Frank
Small az Government Carrier
81. For Peninsula.

]. w. Driver. Of this city. has been
awarded the contract for carrying the
automobile mail between Newport
News. Hampton, Soldiers Home. Pboe-
bus and Old Point. succeeding Frank
Small. who has been in charge of the
route since its establishmer':.
Mr.. Driver gave bend yesterday and
his contract viii run for thirty three
months. He will.enter upon his duties
oficially this morning although Tor
the past few days be hasbeen tenn
porarily in charge OF. the route.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
ceIshrates His Birthday.

Master Jack Read, the little son OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Winston Read. cele-
brated bis sixth birthday Friday az
terncon at his home in North End
from O'Clock to o clock. After the
guests had cnjoyed games. a large
birthday cake with six candles was
cut. The guests included: Misses
France and Mary Street. Elizabeth
Copeland Matte Newman. Mildred
and Elizabeth Morecock. Maria Holt
May Hopkins. Helen and Msdge Bal
ley and Masters Homer and Charles
Ferguson. Saxon Holt. James Palmer
Richard Newman and william Read.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

o'Coaeor. Maud Resm Slower and zsi-
dee Appleton
The engagement at the Academy
Of Music. Norfolk. will be limited to
next Thursday. Friday ard Saturday
evenings and special nstineee on Sat
urday.
The curtain rises promptly at =
o'clock OF the evening performances
Of ''Ben-HsrT and At 2 O'Clock on Che
rrstinee u n suggested that al who
suriespzfe witnessing tae pay during
its engagement here viii he In their
seats a; this hour. a. late comers vii
not be seated during the Prelude. The
Sfsr Of Bethlehem which Is one Of
The s,osi impressive features Of the
entire performance.
The seat sale opens Monday, No
vember isth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
TO INVESTIGATE RELEASE.
Special Court Called fer Nelson co9H
N Murder Case.

= LYSCHBURG. Nov. 5.-A special
term Of the circuit. court Of Nelson
county has been called by JUDGE Cor
don. to meet Wednesday in LOVING
s;cn. 70 inquire into the facts con
corning the release from jail Of John
Moore. condemned murderer. who wss
taken a~sy By a MOB two weeks ago
FORTY witnesses have been summoned
Moore was 20 have becn clccfrocut
ed m Richmond. Nov. =. for ne kiil
inr % Prank Howl. II Nelson county
last Nay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
DIX IS ATTACKED
/. BY JOHN MITCHELL
Continued From First Pagel

tonight with Republican mass NEE.
ing in this city which was addressed
by Former Governor Richard Yates
of Illinois. MIR. Yates told the voters
of the First and Second districts that
II New Orleans wanted congress to
endorse the propos ed Panama Exposf
ton they had better elect at least one
Republican representative Prospects
favor the. election of all the Demo
cratic nominees next Tuesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
Missjssiopi Democratic.

JACKSON. MISS. Nov. 5.-Missis-
sippi will vote for eight members OF
the house of representatives next
Tuesday. There is practically no OBJ
position to the Democratic nominees
who win be elected by the normal
majority. There will be three Dey
faces IN the delegation q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
Eoru.r s.,voton Nan peae.

STAUNTON. VA. Nov. 5.-As the
result Of an explosion in a mine at
Newberg. n. Y. Julian Hanger. son
of Mrs. J. T. Hanger. Of Staunton.
died last night He was foreman OF
the mine. His foot was smputsted and
blood poisou set in He died while
his mother was on the way to his
bedside. The body viii be brought
here Monday for intermen;-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
Better THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure cnEdreu o.
hcd-uetting. There Is q constitution
cause for this trouble. Mrs NJ sam
mers. Boz W. Eotre Dame. Ind VIII
srnd free to any mother her success
fuI home treatment, with fun instTuo
lions. send no money. bit write boz
today u your children trouble you ~
this way. Doat hfsme the child. he
chances arc II can't help H. This trest
rncnt also cares adults and aged pro-
SIC troubled with urine 5ffsuit;cs ~
dav ~ nirh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
H:l:IX17I7:XsfE

Many bcaufifui coals arc being
made Of crctouuc. and the fabric has
~ last arrived 10 stay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mr.. ]. Corbin Crafford left yes,er
day for his home In Lee Hall, where
he will spend a week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. S.-Ths
Bazaar stables in Lombard street
owned BY John r. Jones. the largest
livery snd stock stables in the city
were destroyed by Gre early this
roTuins. entsiIing a heavy loss.
Mr. Jones estimates his los on
BUILDINGS snd stock at $4,000. on
which there IA an Insurance Of abog'
sf5.soe. He. will Immediately rebuild
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mrs. o. c. Deering, who has been
critically i'll with pneumopia- at her
home. 125 Twenty-ninth street for the
past two weeks, is slowly improving
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

. Mr.. Harry Cohen Is III at the st.
Francis hospital. ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

RTcHMoNn. VA nov s.-Rish'
Rev. Alphcus ". wilson. senior hish-
Oh Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
south. Who : to preside a; the one
hundred and tuenty-eighih annual
session Of the Virginia conference.
which convsnes hare next "Wednesday.
arrived In Hnhm.onf this moruinE
frcr, ms home m Baitimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mrs. W. wayerIey White. who has
been visiting in North Carolina, has
returned home. = ~ - - -. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Has no rivals many many imita'orS''
inst the reason method Of cleaning hr
KLEENINC chrystalizcd brainu OF our seven years
nracica during which time we nave
creased efficiency patronage profits but WINE cor"
mare IN turn out the you the same
which IL we invite cohpaif
SON both Show us the same Nigh ss"e %
work paid more than what we "ou
paid for every arr
Gle that ruined and will show you ha t
were isn't 1t worth your due consideration 70
,ea with people good and will make goods
Wouldn't you just fair price and nave u do"e
b, yes KIEENED KLEEN probably fifteen
cents having quite done? Economy Is Alright O'
everything Don't ten cents on your chp
bill have probably then throw away dollar
something else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mrs. w. E. Cottrell is visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. II. Moss. In Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Mrs. f. |. Ford. on West avenue.
has as her guest, her mother. Mrs.
NJ. J. Eastman. formerly OF this CITY,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
but now of Pittsburg.

Miss Eliga Edmunds. who lived here
for q number OF years with her broth
err, Mr. Howard Edmunds, was visi'
tor in this city last week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06
"BeS HUR" IS COMING
TO NORFOLK ACADEMY

tCouunued from Page Four.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-06

Messrs. Thomas A. Reynolds and
T. J. Hundley and Mr.. B. Bradford
Reynolds. of Wilmington. n. c., will
leave tomorrow for Glover, Va, Mr.
Hundley's old home. where they will
spend a week hunting. 81. =;