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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
FUNERAL OF GLEASON
AT MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Services to Be Conducted This Morn
ina at Normal School-'nter
mont in School Cemetery.

Funeral services for Frederick ID.
Gleason, the general purchasing agent
at the Hampton Normal School, who
dropped dead Thursday morning, VIII
be held in the Memorial chapel, on
the school grounds, this morning at
IL O'Clock. The services will be IN
charge OF Rev Reverdy Estill, ID. d.,
rector of old St Johns Episcopal
church. The interment will be made
in the school cemetery.
The pail bearers will be the heads
Of the various departments at the
school. as follows: c. Duncan, F. j. La
Cross. II. J. DeYarmette. G. p. Phoe-
nix, J. II. jerks and George w. Buck.
Mrs. Gleason. who with her chill
dren, was visiting in Chicago when
her husband died. reached the Nor
nal school last night and arrange
ments for the funeral services were
then announced
Mr.. Cleason's brother, who was in
Boston, arrived here yesterdsy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Mr.. LACkEYS MACHINE
STRUCK BY STREET CAR
Auto is Smashed, But Owner Escapes
Unirjured-captain Reid Runs
Into j. L. S. Cookies Car

Otto Lsckey had a norrow escape
from ser Gus injuries while the side
board Of his f. NJ. F. automobile was
mashed almost 10 smithereenS by a
collision with a trolley car in East
Queen street yesterday afternoon
MI. Lackey was III the act of turning
his machine around in front of the
Phillips-Lackey Ccmpanys office,
when a car in charge of Conductor
Rowe crashed into the side of the auto
Mr. Lackey reversed the machine and
by exercising presence of mind pre-
vented danger to himself and total de
struction Of his machine. Several
wagons were passing a. the time OF
the accident and Mr.. Lackey did not
see the approaching car, while Mr.
Rowe was unable to see the automo-
Bile before the crash came. The fact
that Mt Rowe was running the car at
an extremely slow speed prevented
more serious consequences
Captain Marry G. Reid, the plot.
ran his machine into that Of J. l.. ,.
Cooke in front of the postOffice yes
terday afternoon. but fortunately no
one was hurt and Mr.. Cookies ma
chine was only slightly damaged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Officers installed.

Greble Lodge, No. 137. |. o. o. r.,
last night installed the following Of
fcers for the coming term Of six
months.
Noble grand. II. c. McAIlisieT: vice
grand. J. II Turner; financial secre-
tsry. s. n. Sayre. recording secretary,
r. H. Clarke: treasurer. James Mitch
ell. che Jain. George W. Game: r. ,.
y. G.. a r Rowe. l. ;. y G, X J.
Palmer: warden. Psfry Moore. con
ductor. Reggie Wood: X. : VIC. Jesse
Topp ny: T.. :. :, Allen Wood: K. v
G.. John Piazzi: J.. : V. 6, W ;.
Crockett: inside guard. Joe Walden;
outside guard. K. j. Masscnbcrg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Ter the neces sary medical attention.
She was suffering from the shock
and also complained that one of her
limbs was numb.
According to those around the
beach at the time it is a miracle that
someone was not killed.
Wires Blown Down.
The storm proved costly to the
Hampton Telephone Company, as a
number of wires were SiOwn down and
several hundred telephones put out OF
comm ssiOn. The lines over the
Southern Bell between Hampton and
Newport News went out of commits
sion early in the evening and it was
impossible to communicate with the
Shipbuild'ng City by the Bell lines
Mane ger McCandlish will do his best
to get the lines in working order
early today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

BOSTON. July "A protest against
the moving pictures OF the Johnson
Jeffrics fight was made in the form OF
a resolution adopted at a meeting Of
the board of control of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church held
in this city today. The resolution
calls upon public officials everywhere
ito forbid the production or moving
pictures of that or any other exhibit
ton of a character tending to destroy
the morals of the American people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
RICHMOND WOMAN Is
RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
Mrs. Barry Tiiier, Presbyterian Excur-
sonist, Severely Shocked, But Re
covers Under Physicians Care
Regarded as Almost Miracle
That No One Was Killed.

90 Several hundred bathers were Civ
en- the fright of their lives and one
woman was severely shocked yester-
Gay afternoon, when lightning struck
the big bath house at Buckroe Beacn
end tore away the flag pole and sew
eral rows of incandescent lights.
While the water was lined with
tathers and the big house filled with
others either dressing or preparing
tor a dip. the severe storm which
psgsed ever the lower Peninsula be-
tween 4 and O'Clock came up and
the bathers either remained in the
water or sought refuge in the bathing
house rooms The crowd was III
Jolly humor and things were progress
ing nicely, when all Of a sudden
panic ensued as the result OF the
lightning hitting the flag pole and
passing out the opposite side Of the
house by way of the electric wires.
II is generally believed that the cleo
trio wires prevented the destruction
CT the house, as the current went en-
tirely along the front of the house and
passed out into the ground. The nag
ROB was thrown into the water
among number of bathers, who re-
ceived slight shocks.
Rendered Unconscious.
Mrs. Mary Tiller. who came to the
beach with the Presbyterian eXcur-
sion yesterday, was dressing in a
room directly under the point where
the lightning hit the pole. She was
rendered unconscious by the shock
and soon the report spread that
LII III l.xvl Itch, ff,c
causing considerable excitement
among the already frightened bathers.
For several minutes excitment was at
fever heat Men ran from room 10 room
in the mems apartments, while the
women also ran around in their sec
ton In several instances women
end men ran out of the building.
some of them being in abbreviated
costumes. Those in charge OF the bath
house, however. quoted the excite
ment by assuring the bathers that
there was no danger and that Mrs.
I iller had merely suffered a severe
shock and had probably tainted from
the effects Of hen. experience.
Shock Stood Him Up.
Arthur T. Hall. the local undertaken,
who was one of the bathers, as were
also Mrs Hall and her niece, Miss
Richardson, was sitting in pudcl =
of water on the beach and he says
mat when the clap came he didn't
have to exercise the slightest effort
in standing erect, as the shock pass
ed under him and lifted him straight
up. Mr.. Hall, while dszed, ran tol
the bath house to ascertain the ex-
tent OF the damage TO the building
and also locate Mrs. Hall and her
niece.
AS soon as the excitement subsidized
q telephone message was sent toI
Hampton for DIR. J. Wilton Hope, who
went to the beach and gave Mrs. Til
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
SMALL NEGRO THIEF JAILED.
Lewfs Brown Accused Of Breaking
Into Tailor Shop.

Lewis Brown, an eleyen-year-old
negro boy, was arrested by Officer x.
ID. Hope yesterday and jailed on the
charge of breaking into and robbing
5. Rosenstein's tailor shop in East
Queen street. The boy is said to have
entered the store from the rear and
stolen several boxes of talcum powder
and a pair OF boys pants. He has
Leen in the police tolls before, but
created quite little noise by crying
when taken into custody by Officer
Hope. As the boy is of such tender
years 1t is likely that an attempt will
he made TO have him sent to the re-
fOrmatory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
DIDN'T GET A QUORUM.
Storm Last Night Prevented Council
men from Attending Meeting

The storm last night prevented sew
erai counciImen from attending the
regular monthly session OF the Hamp'
ton city council. as the rcsalt Of which
the meeting did no. mateT.alize by
resson Of the lack Of a quorum
Mayor Jones and COuncilmen =. &
Rees. Prank W Earring. r. G. Lee, "
s. HuGgins. 7 J. Haskins and n. X
Booker were present. but the mnyoi
found II necessary to call the session
on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
SOLDIERS HOME NURSE
APPLIES FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. lottle zubler Wants Separation
From Her Husband For Var
ious Reasons.

Alleging that her husband has
been unfaithiul to her. refuses TO sup
port her and Is also addicted TO the
Crink habit. Mrs. Lottie Zubler. a
nurse in the National Soldiers Home
hospital. has instituted suit in the
Circuit Court asking for an absolute
divorce from her husband, Ernest
Xubler. Mrs. Zubler alleges that she
endeavOred TO live with her husband
IN California and other points, but
that she was wilfully deserted and
has been forced 20 care for her
child. Mrs. Zuber is formerly from
Indiana.
Causey 4 Dudley are the attorneys
Tor Mrs. Zubler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Australia in Line. Too.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, July T.
The clergymen Of New South wales
have sent petition to Andrew Fisher,
the premier of Australia. asking him
to prevent the introduction into the
commonwealth of the Johnson-J enrles
fight pictures. A similar movement is
afoOt in New Zealand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Rack From Middlesex.

Robert 81. Ncrsndlish. manager Of
the southern Fell Telephone *
changes IN Hampton and Newport
NcVs. rctmncd yesterday from Md
diczcx county. where be spent the
Fourth - Iriy vacation. Tie parffci.
paied IN = baseball game Tncsd7y and
Is q little sfih- from his cxpericncc
but then kc bad tho plrasurc 81 sccins
nj. me STOW under their opponents
by The score of 10 70 9.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
TlDEWATER MINISTERS
WANT PICTURES BARRED
Of Cities and Towns Of
This Section Called Upon
to Act.

NORFOLK, VA, July 7--The Tide
water Virginia observation-disclosures
Ministerial Union IN called session
here today adopted strong reSolu-
ton calling upon the authorities IN
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News,
Hampton, Phoebus and other places
to suppress the Johnson-Jeffries prize
fight pictures on the ground that
they would be debauching 60 the
tastes and morals OF the young; excite
aace passions and enmit.es and lead
TO riot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

The Hampton Carpenters and JOIN
crs' Uuicu has decided 20 give its an
nuai exrursion 10 West Point on July
- md completed arrangements yes
tcrday for the biz steamer Nobjack
10 carry their party. The committee
in charve Of the excursion IS made I'D
81 T.. 7. Bush. G g. Turner. X. =. Tig-
nor. a IT. Wiley, q p Guy. W. =
Crockett. 6. ~ Walker and A. ?.
Lamb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Barred at MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July l.
Mayor Haynes today ordered Chief or
Police Mealy to see that none OF thc
Jeffries johnson fight pictures was
put on public exhibition here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Juniors New Officers.

At its meeting last night Peninsula
Council, No. i25, JUNIOR Order United
American Mechanics. installed Off
GERS. Sidney Morseberg becoming the
councillor commander
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
SOCIAL~PERSONAL

Mrs. Elizabeth Waller Cumming,
who mas been the guest of Miss LII
liam Young. is now the guest OF Mrs.
Henry Lane Schmelz. III East queen
street
Mrs. W. S. Hudgins and Miss Mel
lie Hudgins, who are vi ting IN
Smithfield, are expected 20 return TO
their home in the West End tomor-
row
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Vernon Spratley
left last evening for Washington. ana
will later go 10 the Hot Springs for
stay Of several days.
Mrs r. A. Jordan and little Miss
Ruth Jordan, of Atlanta, Ga, are here
to spend the summer with Mrs. L. l..
Bush, in Victoria avenue.
Mrs. Charles r. Jones and little
daughter of Baltimore. are the guests
of Mrs. Sarah F. Collier. in Locust
street.
Misses lima Won Schilling, Char
lotte Wray and Annie Burbank havel
left for New York. where they VIII
take the summer course in Columbia
University.
Samuel Gordon Cumming left last
night for a visit of several days III
Washington.
T. A. Pace, who has been visiting
his sons in Hampton and Newport
News, will return today to his home
in Staupton.
Miss NJ. O. Marshall, Of Baltimore,
end Miss Garnett Bray, of Norfolk;
Mrs. A ]. Bray, of Washington, and
Mrs. H. A. Bray, of Baltimore, are
the guests of Miss Carrie Holston, in
Washington street.
Mrs. l.. F. Marshall and children
left yesterday for Greenwood, where
they will spend the summer months. |
Mrs. W. ]. Sebrill, Miss Page
Sebrill and little Miss Elizabeth
Wynes. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sangstcr, in East |
Hampton, have returned to their |
home in CORTLAND, Va.
Miss Marie Moore, of Richmond. isl
visiting Mrs. Frank Davis, in East
Hampton.
Mrs. George NJ. Schermerhorn and
Mrs. Daniel H. Rucker and children
have left for Waynesboro, where they |
will spend several months at the Cul-
ton Cottage.
Mrs. G. Percy Peterson, of Peters
burg, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam p. Wright, in North King street
Rev. John F. Cuthriell, of Reds
vile. Va. formerly the pastor of the
Central Methodist church, IS visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ashby, in
Newport News avenue.
Mr.. s J. Watson, Jr., left last
evening for Detroit, where he will at
tend the Elks' Grand Lodge conven-
ton.
Gnu III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Cool win Ca

FJrI.LER-s stock - wines. liquors.
tobacco. cstsblcs and pipes Is always
ccI1plctc. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Rev. John F. Cuthriell, of Reds
vile. Va. formerly the pastor of the
Central Methodist church, IS visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ashby, in
Newport News avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Mr.. s. J. Watson, Jr., left last
evening for Detroit, where he will at
tend the Elks' Grand Lodge conven-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
cook WIZ Gas

No use Of taking. FLLFa's Devil
Grabs arc great n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
FOR SALE.

AUTO FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR
cash. Late model popular four cylln-
der touring car, most fully equipped
good as new; latest improvements.
Address AUTOMOBILE" p. O..
Box. 223, Hampton, Va. 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Mrs. G. Percy Peterson, of Peters
burg, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. vii
liam p. Wright, in North King street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Mrs. George NJ. Schermerhorn and
Mrs. Daniel H. Rucker and children
have left for Waynesboro, where they
will spend several months at the Gull
ton Cottage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

convinced him that it is inha bited
and which he believes Will convince
other scientists. lie told of observa-
lions of most remarkable series OF
phenomena. produced, lie declares
by animate WILL
shorn of technical phrasoology, DIR.
Lowell's statement asserted that the
Martians are now engaged in digging
a new set of canals, and that he has
been able, If not actually TO see the
dirt fly, TO watch them grow.
September so. 1909" said DIR.
Lowell, when the region of the Syrtis
Major came around again to view,
after its periodic hiding of six weeks,
two striking canals became at once
evident to the cast of the Syrtis in
places where no canals had ever pre-
viously been seen Not only was their
appearance unprecedented, but the
canales themselves were most CON
| spicuous. They conveyed to all oasis.
| itself new.
I'm form they arc like all the other
| canals, narrow. regular lines OF
even width throughout. running with
geometric precision from definite
points to another point, where an
oasis is located The system exactly
resembles what life there would evolve
under the conditions we know exist
THE phenomena transcend any nat
ural law, and are only eXplicabie. SO
far as can be seen, by the presence
out yonder of animate will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
STANDARD OIL BUYS
A WHOLE CEMETERY
Acquires Land at Bayonnc for tho
Erection of Big Butter


4 NEW YORK, January LIN pursu-
ance of Its policy Of expansion the
standard Oil Company which has the
largest oil retineries III the world al
Bayonne, n. j., VIII buy UP a who's
cemetery adjoining its immense plant
at Constable Hook, Bayonne.
Through agents the company "had
quietly obtained possession Of the cem-
etery. with the exception o. eighteen
lots. and these we're owned by the
county. There was 4 hitch for while,
but matters were finally adjusted sat-
isfactorily.
Tho lots owned by the county We're
used as a place for buryins the county
poor. The contiguous land has beer
acquired, but for what purpose the su.
perintendent would not divuige. How
ever. it is declared pv those who srs
in position to know that all thi!
property was acquired to erect anothe
butter factory adjacent to the on
which is now nearly completed Con
densed milk, too, it is said, will b.
ultimately made by the Standard oil
Company. as the head chemist a
Bayonne is perfecting a process 70
the avowed purpose of turning out thi
product
Tho cemetery Is tho oldest in TIL
city, and one of the tombstones date
back to 1897. II Is one of the few re
naming old landmarks OF Bayonne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
BIG FIRE MENACES
OTHER BUILDINGS
Office and Plow Storage OF
McWane Company
DESTROYED.
Special o The Times -Dlspatch.


BYNCHBURG, VA, January 1.-The
office and pillow department. storage OF
tho McWanc Foundry Company,
building 100 by SO feet, was destroyed
1to-day by u fire which caught in the
vicinity of the heating apparatus. The
loss Is conscrvatively estimated at
$4,000, $4,000 of which was stock.
Y The fire had gained considerable
Roadway when discovered by a negro
employee. When he notified the Office
force there was just time for the books
TO be thrown into the vault and the
men and women to escape. Treasurer
Welsh. who had Just completed his
payroll, was the last TO get out, but he
had $4,000 with him.
The big tank OF the Standard OIL
Company was menaced and time after
time the carpenter shop and foundry
buildings. belonging to the pipe works
across tho canal, caught fire.
The Chesapeake an1 Ohio Railway
trcstlc along the canal, opposite the
fire. was damaged, and all of tho cir
cults of The Western Union Telegraph
Company along the Chesapeake and
Ohio and southern Railways were
burned off Traffic on both railways
was tied UP for two hours.
President McWano is away. but there
is no doubt that the building will be
restored. Temporary office and stor-
age quarters will be secured and the
mills operation will not be suspended.
The company's papers were found to
be intact in the vault this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Corset Couers

Corset Covers Of good long
cloth. full French shape. finished
with wide embroidery yoke, edged
with lace and drawn with ribbon,
regular SOC value; sale price, DOC.
Corset Covers. several styles,
made of good nainsook, trimmed
"Filet VAL embroidery or tor
chon, made with deep yoke. trim
med front and back. ribbon fin
ished. actual value, 75c TO s1.00;
sale price, dSc.
Corset Covers of nainsook, full
French shape, deep yoke, trimmed
front and back. with rows of lace
and embroidery insertion, drawn
with ribbon; excellent value at zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
GoUns

Women's Gowns of muslin,
Hubbard yoke. trimmed with four
rows of insertion of embroidery
and tucks, V-shape neck, finished
with cambria ruffle; sale price,
SOC.
Women's Gowns OF good long
cloth, slipover style with yoke of
lace yoking, lace edge on neck
and sleeves, finished with ribbon,
usual value, s1.0o; sale price. Soc.
Women's Gowns Of cambria,
empire style. short kimono sleeves,
with fisheye lace insertion and
edge. ribbon trimmed, usual price,
s14S; sale price, Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Sale of Sheets
and PiZlow- Cases

the basement section Sale begins tomorrow.
S1x90-inch Round Thread One-piece Cotton
Sheets, full size for double beds. we'll made with
S-inch hem, free of dressing, sc value for G0c.
G3x9O-inch Bed Sheets, made of good qualit,
muslin free Of dressing worth regularly Coo;
special SOC.
72x90-inch Sheets, we'll made, with reinforced
centre seams, excellent value at SOC.
42x36 and 45X36 Pillow Cases, made of good
grade muslin, at 15c each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Drawers

Women's Cambria Drawers. with
deep flounce, finished with hem
stitching and tucks, at .5c.
Women's Muslin Drawers. extra
size, with deep flounce. finished
with tucks and hemstitching; reg
ular price. SOC; sale price. 39c.
We are showing an excellent lot
of Cambria Drawers. made with
flounce of lawn, finished with
tucks and hemstltching or flounce
of embroidery, with tucks above.
at iSc.
Women's Drawers. full wide
umbrella shape. with fiounce OF
fine embroidery, finished with
tucks above, usual value. s1.00;
sale price, 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Skirts

White Skirts. made of cambria,
sectional flounce of lawn, trimmed
with cluster of tucks. excellent
value, ut soc.
White Skirts, several STYLES to
select from, made of good cam
brio. with deep knee flounce, trim
med with rows of lace insertions
and deep ruffle of embroidery,
with dust ruffle, usually sell at
S1.4S; sale price. Csc.
White Skirts of good cambria,
deep white lawn flounce. trimmed
with insertion and ruffle of new
pattern embroidery. with clusters
of tucks, with dust ruffle, at $1.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Huck Towels

Heavyweight Huck Towels,
1Sx36 inches, red borders;
special value DC each, or, doz,
en-. S1.o0.
Linen Huck Towels, extra
heavy weight, all white or
white with red border 1896
inches, at IL 1-2c each.
Fine quality Linen Huck
Towels, regular 25c value;
special at 10c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Boyley--,Iichic.
.pecial 10 The Times-D Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, January
Warfield Beale Bayley. of New
Paltz. II. Y. and Miss Sallie jackson
Niche. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas G, Niche, We're married day
at tho home OF the bride, oak Hills"
this county, Archdeacon Frederick w.
Neve performing the ceremony, the
English ring service being used. The
groom was attended by his brother as
best man. Miss Lille Lee Niche. a
niece OF the bride. was rinE-bearer.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
aud Mrs. Bayley left for the Northern
cities. They will be entertained at the
home OF the groom's brother, Charles
Bayley, in New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
1. o. o. Z. GIVES BANQUET.
Croxet Lodge Entertaips Friends at EMO,
able Occasion.
1s.eelal TO Tic Ii1nes. piepat ch.

Especial TO The Tiines-Dlepatch.l
CROZET, VA. January LA banquet
Was given by the /. o. o. F.. OF Crozet in
The auditorium Thursday. There was a
packed house, Notwithstanding the extreme
cold weather. a play entitled me Odd-
thc order here, and very graphically Illus
rated tho benencent work OF the order in
carins, for the sick and aiding the WIDOWS
and orphans, This drama was me olis' ils
composition of two OF inc 'nenioeie - ,'''
Dr.. Il. P. Turner. grand master OF the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, was present ahu
addressed the audience. he gave d o'.e'
iea and Its bcnefcent work in the state o.
Virginia giving special account OIL 'ne
Orphans Home at Lynchburs.
htter DR. Turner's address tne i,,''.s' ~,
an hour with music, dancing and joAea'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

Dotted Swiss. ex ira nm
quality, sold elsewhere, at l5cc
to iSc; same quality mere at
1.1.c.
oxford Cloth, 80 inches wide.
25c quality, at 10c.
Dimity, fine quality; special
value at Zoe and 1:Hc yard.
Poplin, fine quality, zoe quail
tty. at 1Gc.
Linen Suiting, Sc inches
wide; special, 25c.