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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15
sAAaS.r. -tsssswsuEsnsssssesxs TAFT LEAVES ON
 HIS TRIP TODAY Will Make One Important Speech on His Eight
 Day Trip.
WON'T MEET PINCHOT
Hoped Chicago Speech Will Show Change of Heart Toward
 Waterways.

Washington, March 14.-When President Taft leaves Washington tomorrow he will start an eight-day trip which may prove to be one of
 the most important of his otficia, life
 He will make only one speech bearing upon legislation sought by ] the administration, but this one is i likely to prove of far-reaching ef- feet
 This will be the talk on conserva- ton he will make in Chicago on Thursday. March IF.
 In addition to further defining the
 administration conservation policy and incidentally showing how the President now. stands with regard to the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, this talk may also cause a realign- 1 ment of Republican forces in Illi- nois.
 In view of recent developments in ] that state in the waterway depart- ment of conservation the presidents S talk will prove of great importance in the fight between Gov Charles S. Deneen and Senator William Lori mer.
 The junior senator succeeded in blocking the governors efforts to se- cure state waterway legislation at the recent extra session of the Illi- nois legislature; his plea was that the state should not spend the $2O,- O0O,000 voted by the people for deep waterway construction until after the national government had taken steps to cooperate in the work. The view of the administration with respect to such cooperation, both in Illinois and in other states, is expected to be more clearly defin- ed by the presidents talk
 It is known that the administra- tion holds it will be dangerous to neglect conservation legislation and the advocates of deep waterway systems in the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio valleys hope the presi- dents Chicago speech will show that he has receded from his position taken last winter when he declared against comprehensive waterway plan and in favor of doing the work by peicemeal.
 Incidentally the Chicago conserva- tion speech narrowly escaped not be- ing made at all, because of the pos sibility that it might result in per- sonal debate between the president and Clifford Pinchot, late chief for ester.
 The president was invited to at tend the annual banquet of the Irish Fellowship Club. At the same time the Chicago committee of the Nat ional Conservation Association in- vited the president to be the princi- pal speaker at a conservation mass meeting in the afternoon on the same day.
 The president was about to accept when he learned that MT. Pinchot might also be one of the speakers. The Chicago committee assured the president that there would be no em- barrassment from coincident talks.
 President Taft will spend Satur- day and Sunday as the guest of Gov ernor Hughes at Albany. He will return by way of New Haven and Providence to New York where he will attend the banquet of the Amer ican Peace and Arbitration League. He will be back at the White House on Wednesday morning, March g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15
STOP PAYING RENT.

STOP PAYING RENT. s25 down and $10 per month will buy bran new home in Home Ad- dition If taken at once
 TRACY MILLS, of R. H. M. Mills & Sons. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. 1-S-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15

FOR RENT-On the 10th we will have for rent a very desirable six room house close in.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15

A large residence on S. State St. for rent. Apply Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. (3-13-4t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

I leave today for Desha county in the interest of my campaign for prosecuting attorney. ask my friends to be of good cheer and keep up the fight, for I have reason to believe that I will be elected by an overwhelming majority. will close my campaign at the front door of the court house in Pine Bluff on Satur- day, March the 26th, at 7:30 p. m. My opponent is invited to be present and will be accorded an equal divis- ion of time.
 Your Obedient servant,
 SIDNEY J. HUNT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15
IF rental department

Our rental department render s statements promptly on the 9th of each month, with vouchers attached for all expenditures.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. (3-12-6t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15

Continued on Page Five.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01

It had been announced that the
players would be present in their
uniforms but at the last moment
they baked and the dress suits We're
accorded the base as a result there.
Of. All appeared in evening clothes
instead Of field toys.
The Royal orchestra. augmented
for the occasion. rendered pleasing
selections to which the guests trip
ped 70 merrily almost until morn1g
dawned. Promptly at $50 the
grand march was begun Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. +. Dalrymple leading. This was
followed by plethora Of waltzes
Newports, twO-steps and lanciers. each
dance dedicated 10 one OF the Bisbee
players or a prominent fan. Fan.
Fan, Fan" for instance was dedi-
Gated to Joe McKeehan: "Oh. You
Candy Kid" TO Pitchpat DoaD:
Cotton 10 Graham. he Of the hair
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01

that the nearest corresponded to the
name. Home sweet home. went to
ID. A. Donovan and Then Wen All
Go Home to Douglas while Take N
out To the bail game was % every
body
Lemonade was served by tie players
assisted By the fans, between dances
The reception committee comprised
Joe McKeehan, W Schwartz. G +
Dalrymple, James a Kerwin H. ID
Betz. Mike Harmon and Sid Brown
while the floor was in charge OF d
d. Bostain assisted by r. y. Wallace
Jas. Gan1an. Harry stewar. ada
others.
All in all. the affair was decided
success and those who attended will
long remeber that the ball boys.
ridded of he diamond dust are fine
fellows TO get acquainted with and
prove excellent hosts.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01
NOTHING NEW IN
RAIL SITUATION

After a visit to Phoenix and Tue
son accompanied by Arthur James
e. New York. Waiter Douglas re-
turned 10 Bisbee yesterday afternoon.
i have no information TO give out
concerning any railway building. as
10 decision has been reached con
corning the extension Of ID. scuth
western to Tucson. A surveying
party is still making preliminary
surveys and examining the co1nfry
il the direction Of Tucson" was tn
reply Of Mr.. Douglas 70 an inquiry
Of the Review.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01
WOMAES CLUB IS
INVITED TO DOUGLAS

The Douglas Womans' clab has is
sued invitations 70 the Bisbea club.
for n luncheon 20 the Country club
OF Douglas. on "Wednesday next.
Thirty plates have been reserved and
all those wishing TO attend viii 20
down on the early morning ttai1.
those going win please notify the
secretary Of the club. Mrs. Han'.ln
as soon as possible. Ten or more
in the party can secure reduced
rates.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01
VAN HIsE TIE SPEAKER

HOUSTON Texas. April 30 Tile
members Of the NortFe-= U1iver 30.
les Alumni Association arc gath. ed
in Houston for their annual meetine
The feature Of the meeting Is 10 BE-
the banquet tonight at which Pros.
ideut Van liiso Of the University of
Wisconsin IS 10 be the chief speaker.
President Van Hise has chosen ror
his subject Higher Education IN the
South and West"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01

MIR. Douglas stated that he saw
many evidences Of increasing growth
and prosperity in the capitol city
and in the Salt River valley. The
farmers are enjoying an abundance
Of water for irrigation. The FIRST
Group Of alfalfa has been cut and the
prices Of this crop il an that could
be desired.
Messrs. Douglas and James were
IN Tucson yesterday morning for a
few hours. leaving that city at u
a. m, MIR. James going on a special
train 10 Cananea and Mr.. Douglas
coming on home
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01
INAUGURAL BALL
IS GREAT SUCCESS

Everybody who mace any pretel-
sions about being interested in base
BAH or anxious 70 get acquainted
with the Narooas and their ladies.
turned out at the old opera house
last night to participate in the grand
inaugural ball given by the Bisbee
team. with members Of the Douglas
team and visiting Shelter fans
as guests Of honor. To judge from
the turnout. greater portion OF the
Warren District was there and only
the Sc. Patricks day ball ranked with
1t in attendance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01

A touch Of rheumatism. or twinge
Of neuralgia. Whatever the trouble
Is, chamberlain's Liniment drives
away the pain at once and cures the
complaint quickly. First application
gives relief. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-01

Chamboriain's Stomach ald Ever
Tablets will clear the sour stomach.
sweeten the breath and create
healthy app tito. They promote tte
fow Of gastric juice. thereby Undue
Ing good digestion Sold by ar drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
To nave a Clear,
VeNsty Complexion
by MADAME D'NIILLE
CFrom Chicago Inter Ocean. }


Madame D'Mille, one of Paris most
famous beauties just passing through
Chicago. gives us a few valuable ideas on
skin treatment as follows
Yes, have Just come from beautiful
Japan. aud must say the Japanese
women nave many toilet formulas and
ideas which American women should
know.
What do they use 10 make their skin
so soft and velVety?
ANY American woman can use the
same treatment IL she desires Dissolve
a small original package of Msyatone in
about eight ounces Of witch hazel. Mas
sage the face. arms and neck with this
solution once or twice a day, and you
will shortly find you have a lovely, soft
complexion. end then the best of il ali is
that this solution prevents the growth OF
hair. and Is absolutely harmless 10 the
most delicate skin. Make the solution
yourself.
why, yes-of course I use H. Just
see how beautifully soft my arms and
| face are, and not hair
"No.--you viii never use powder again.
and those stray hairs will soon be missing
from yYur face."-Ady
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

the democratic state convention to meet
here Wednesday are opening headquarters.
The names most mentioned are Mayor Gay
nor of New York. Thomas M Osborne Of
Auburn, Representative William Suffer of
New York and Representative James f.
Havens of Rochester.
At this early date only two matters APP
pear likely to interfere with the smooth
sailing for which the leaders plan. These
are:
William Il. Hearst and his following and
the progressive democracy From hi suit
terances the leaders anticipate that Hearst
will oppose Mayor Gaynor, both for NOM
nation and election.
The progressive democracy Is not to be
confused with the democratic league which
meets here the same evening as the demo
cratic state convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
CRIPPEN CHARGED WITH
MURDER BY CORONER S JURY
American Dentist is Accused of WILL
fully killing HIS wife,
Belle Gilmore.

LONDON Sept. 2s-The coroner's jury
today returned verdict of wilful murder
against DR.. Hawley II. Crippen. the Ameri-
can dentist, in connection with the find
ing Of the Crippen Hilldrop-Crescent resi-
dence last July of the multilated body sup
posed to be that OF Crippen's wife, who
was known on the stage as Belle Gilmore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
JOHN r. WALSH is NOT ILL
Prison Physician Says Physical Con-
ditiOn IL Better Than When
He Was Received.

LEAVENWoRTH. Kan, Sept 26-"John
r. Walsh is in better condition physically
than when he was received at the prison
and he is bearing up well for a man of
his age" said the physician of the federal
prison here today The former banker re-
ported for duty this morning, having en-
tirely recovered from a temporary illness
that incapactated him from duty Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Girl Murdered at Goodrich, ont.

GOODRICH, Ont Sept. 26-Elizabeth
Anderson IS years old. was found muir
dered IN a deserted house on the out
skirts of town. Miss ANDERSON disappeared
yesterday morning shortly after being seen
in conversation with stranger. The body
was found in a dark corner Of a cellar,
buried under a pile of clothing. The girls
throat was cut. from ear to ear and her
body was much mutlated. She was a
daughter of Wesley Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Rentrice nIntrict,

Beatrice District.
r. n. Drill. district superintendent.
Alexandria-W. II. Shoaf.
Beatrice-Centuary, L.. G. Brown La
Sale street, B. F. Hutchins.
Blue SPRINGS ". Miller.
Bookwalter-to be supplied.
crab orchard-5 j. wylie.
Dsykin and Powell--B. N. Kunkel.
Diller-E. B. Makey.
Dubois-T. r, Hoilingsworth
Ellis and ZiOn-A. A. King
IEilley and ylrsinia-c, B. whitman
Holmesville-W. II. Mills.
Liberty-W. A. Hadseli.
Lewiston and Mayberry-J. ID. Hummell
odell-O. G.. Ponath.
Ohlowa-Charles Burns.
Pawnec City-M. T. Stiffler.
Reyno. ls-E. II. Tannehill.
Steele City and Endicott-To be supplied
Swansea and Plymouth-J. II. Bankson
Tobias-Joseph Tuna.
Western-H. P. Young.
WILDER and Clatonia-E. A. Worthley.
WymoTe-E. F. Gates
Hastings District.
y. A. Martin. district superintendent.
Angus-H w, Cope
Ash Creek-E. ~ Thompkins.
Bladen-G w. Pool
Blue HILL. w Bair.
ByrOn-E, l.. HoIingsworth.
Cadams-W H. Brooks.
CarletOn-E. s. Burr.
Clay Center-F o. WinsloW
Cowles-A. NJ. Steele
Davenport-H. e. Seidel
Deweese-F. Varcoe.
Doniphan-William KilbUrn
Edgar-H. w. Copen.
Fairfield-E. M. Reed.
Fairmont-L. II. Dew off
GeneYa-C. l.. Meyers
Grafton-J, Calvert.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
WRECK NEAR HERMAN, MO.
Three TraInmen Reported killed In
Collision on the Missouri
Pacific,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Passenger train No.
10 and a freight train on the Missouri Pa
cific colided near Herman, Mo, this morn
ing. Three trainmen are reported &c have
been killed. Tho passenger train was due
here at s12 o'clock this morning from
Joplin. Mo- and Wichita, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
FRENCH AvIATORs ABANDON TRIP

Mahieu and Jordan Unable TO Finish
CrOss-COuntry Flight.
PARIS, Sept 26-Both Mahieu and Lori
dan, the aeronauts who started from Paris
yesterday, each with passenger, on an
attempt to fly In biplanes to Brussels for
the Auto Clubs prize OF $4,000 and the
prize of S,CNe offered by the municipality
of Paris. today were compelled to with
draw from the competition after series
OF mishaps. No one was injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

$1,000. half Of the amount Of the prize, to
George Chavez. the Peruvian aviator who
vas injured after covering the most danger
GUS part OF the Journey. The condition Of
Chavez is reported satisfactory tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

Dubuque Gains Six Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-Census re-
turns: Dubuque, Ia, SS,494, an increase Of
2197. or 81 per cent over 1921 In 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Mas. Meetins. an snaia)' ~ ), !, !

MADRID, Sept. a.--The central commit
zee OF the Clerical has received a MESA se
from Pope Plus y. through Cardinal Meriy
Del Val, the panal secretary OF state
authorizing the holding OF an omen air
mass and Catholic demonstrations next
SUNDAY The message also contained the
apostolic blessings.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
The w Gather

For Nebraska-G Generally fair; warmer.
For Towa--Far, cool. ..
r mrrrature az Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Half of Prize.

Chavez Gets Half of Prize.
MILAN, Sept. 26.-The- aviation COM
mttee which had supervision over the
aerial flight across the Alps. has awarded
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27


Hardy-W. NJ Brooks.
HH sstnSsEG. +. TfiIss
InavRle--H ~ Bassett.
Inland-O. r Moore.
Juniata-J. +. CONS
kenesSw-P q Wright
Mount Zion and Mount Clsir-Arthur
Nsisou.-IS. Gallsehsr
Nora-J. r. Riepetoe.
ong-A V. wi4op
Paulme--'rs..O Pficstly
Prosser--George Bressler.
Red Cloud-E, N Tompkins.
Roseland-G. NJ. Bsttershall.
Ruskin-Roy Swift.
Shelley and Strans-R r. Farley.
T p1t9Rsni1I.. GsISertb o,sS
LIncOIn District.
j. n NJ Buckner. district superintendent.
Alvo-William Bliss.
Arbor-To be supplied.
Ashland--Ws p. Siecumb
Cedar Bluffs-C. T.. Austin.
Ceresco-M, ., smith.
Crounce-Bert Bessire.
Dorchester-W w Hull.
Denton and Wesley Chapel-J. d. Hollis
ter.
EIlison-Chester C. weischmerger.
Emeraid-John Starr.
Fnend-A. b. GrossIRn.
Greenwood-C. Il. Townsend.
Havelock-A T. Hun.
Ithica-E. Il. Wilson
Jamaca-Clyde Kegon.
Leshara-A. s. Hlsey.
Lincoln--City Missionary, l.. h. story; As
bury. Frank Mills Emmanuel. c. l.. Car
Jones; 81. PAU. /. +. Roach: Trinity, A. J.
Northrup;vANfW. Shamel, assistant.
Memphis1L. y. Hawthorne.
Normal--J. b. Priest,
Prairie Hone--Artnur Weischmeier.
Rrinceton-Alfred Hunter.
ROca and Hokman-C. l.. Norman.
Raymond--O, IL, ohertson.
.Sharon-R X sutton
Sprague and martel-Alfred Hunter, w.
untversity place. First, 5. 3. schrecken-
gas; Warren, Q, W. Ishsm: r.,
Nalparsiso-zG. c. Cole.
Wahoo-J, NJ Mcdonald
Waverly--G. w. Hyiton
West Dorehester--F A. McVays
Weston--iS r. COEad. t
Nebraska city District.
J. w. Embree, district superintendent.
Adams-G., r. Newkirk. t1
Auburn-Auburn, Richard Pearson Ave-
nue., ePter Van Fleet.
Benefit. j. Shrode.
Brock, Howe and Glen ROOKIE. 3,
Grimes. =
BrownviIle and eBtheI-Newton sherman
Cook and Mount Hope-A. A. Kerber
Douglas and Burr. II. Bounds
Eagle-Peter Keiser.
Elk Creek and Mount zion-G. NJ Jones
Elmwood-J. w. Davis.
Epworth-W. c. Fawell.
| Falls City-M. c. Brooks.
Humboldt and Pleasant We've. Il
Ruch.
johnson and Graf-E. H. Gould.
| Louisville. l.. Lowe.
Murdoch and South Bend-To be supplied
! Nebraska City-F M. Sisson.
! Nehema Circuit-Willam Van Buren,.
| Nehema and Shuhert--A. e.. Chadwick.
! Palmyra-A. G. Forman.
/ Peru and Highland-W. A. Tyler.
| Parliamentary. l.. Austin.
! Rulo-To be supplied.
! Stella and Salem--W. o, Harrell
! Sterling and Plum Grove-T. II. Worley
| Syracuse-A. o. Hinson.
! Table Rock-J. r. Woodcock.
| Talmage-John S. Phillips.
| Tecumseh-N. B. Alexander.
! Umadilla-E. H. Hinkle
| Union Circuit-A r. Wachtel
| Vesta CiFcuit--W. t. Taylor.
| Wabash-W. b. Cornish.
| Weeping ater-J. c, Street
! Wyoming and Rock Bluff-To be supplied
York District.
b. w. Marsh, district superintendent
| Arborbille, Grace, North Blue, ID. M
Buckner: Alvin Chapel, Lawrence Yost
E. B. Crippen; Beilwood, W. H. Jackson
Benedict, Harry Royse; Bradshaw, IL. \
Chappell; Brainard, Ware, to be supplied
Charleston. IL. V. Price; David City, j. r
| Gettys; Exeter. J. f. Kemper; FairyieW
| to be supplied Garrison, j. NJ. Wilson
| Gitner, .. L. Kendall; Green's Chapel
l.. b. Shallenberger; Gresham, j. A. Muir
Iton, eLander Morrison. Marquette, Law
renee Yost.
McCooI-S. T. warKer
l. Milford--J. W. West. 1855
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
DEATH RECORD


{. A. McGerVe4. supervisor in Nebraska
OF the Hartford Insurance company. died
In Kansas City Sunday morning after an
illness of a week. The cause OF death is
thought to be the breaking OF an ulcer
brought on by appendicitis
MIR. McGervey was taken IN week ago
while in Kansas City, returning from De-
troit. wnero he had been attending the
national convention Of life underwriters as
thc delegate from the state of Nebraska
lie came - omaha and was sick In the
hospital Monday ana Tuesday but out
again Wednesday Thursday he was taken
sick again lie left for Kansas CITY
ulalnst the Wish of his doctor Dr Bliss
OF this city, and on the way down il was
feared that ne would die ON the train, An
operation vas performed in Kansas city at
II O'Clock FfidsH morning
Mr. McCefveS Was 3 years old and
icave- a Nstfe and a t-ycar-od girl. Ills
= father, ". j. MeGervey, and mother are
sul alive, fesiding VA kansas CITY as does
also the only other child, his brother, Fred
McGervey.
lie took up vnrk IN Omaha In December.
Iste for the Hartford, but before that was
a real estate man in Kansas city and with
the Mutual Benefit there i'm i9Os-s-i The
date OF the funeral Is not yet decided.
Dr. BaIOrn, Robinson.
PIERCE. Sept. &-(speciai Telegram
Dr. Ralorm W. Robinson. one OF the best
know physicians Of the state died at his
home Ian the city this morning from an at
tack OF pneumonia lie has been q mem
Der OF the State BOard OF Health Tor years
and at the head OF the hospital in this
city since al was started. The funeral will
~ held Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Ministers Get d.
!. New Appointments
Assignments to Stations Made for
Nebraska Conference by Bishop
Nuelsen.

YORK, Neb., Sept 26.-CspeciA THE
assignments for the Nebraska Methodist
conference for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

McCooT-S. T. warKer
Milford. W. West. s--.-sse
Osceola--H. G.. Wilcox.
Phillips-E. n. Littrell,
Pleasapt Dale-Weslsy Magner. r.
Polk W. Waits,
Rising City-P. n. Smith.
Seward-C. A. Mastin.
Shelby. A. Rousey.
Stockham-J. G.. Walker.
Stromsburg-L. X. Mcneil.
Surprise-W. G. Braymen.
Temora-G. F.. Mcclure,
Thayer--H. V. Price.
Ulysses-E. l.. Wolff.
Uuca-K. p Kilburn.
Waco-To be supplied,
York--h. G. Bennett.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

reports from stations at ! y. VI.

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March !.
and compared with the last two years:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
WILL OISFRANCHlSE
NEGRO IN MARYLAND
Democratic Legislators Base Decision
on Fact That State Never Adopt
ed Fifteenth Amendment.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. March 25.-Late
tonight. in caucus OF the Democratic
members of the legislature looking to
the disfranchisement of the negroes
of this state, il was decided to adopt
the Acknowledgement plan. IL is
based on the fact that the State OF
Maryland has never ratified the If
teenth amendment TO the constitution
giving negroes the right 10 vote
Ii provides that as the constitution
OF the state gives the ballot to white
men only. negroes may be refused
registration.
Il is not proposed under this plan
to attempt TO prevent negroes voting
at congressional or presidential eiec-
tions. the restriction applying only TO
state and municipal elections.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
ARM0RED CRUISERS TO
GO TO PACIFIC COAST
Newport News Built North Carolina
and Montana Ordered TO san
Francisco.

The Newport News built armored
cruisers North Carolina and Montana
have been ordered to the Pacific "a
join the armored cruiser squadron In
that ocean. The North Carolina is
bound for Rio De Janeiro with the
body of the late Brazilian ambassa-
dor and she will continue ON the
voyage TO Frisco.
Advices from the Norfolk navy
yard yesterday We're to the effect thai
the Montana. which has been fitting
ont at that yard. will be ready to
steam next week TO join the North
Carolina at Rio and continue with
her to the Pacific.
The sending of these cruisers to
the Pacific is in line with the policy
adopted by the navy department sew
eral years ago-that is the building up
of strong armored cruiser fleet in
the Pacific and a battleship fleet in
the Atlantic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
WANTS 10 BUILD CHURCH
AT SAL IERS CREEK
Rev. w. c. Royal Working to Rave
Baptist Mission Ereeted-eas'er
Program by Sunday School.

Rev. w. C. Royal. who recently
came 10 Hampton to take charge Oh
the Riverview, Liberty ana East
Hampton Baptist churches, is putting
forth extra efforts to establish mis-
sion church at Salters Creek. lie mas
the backing of the Virginia Baptist
General Association and tomorrow al
ternoon Mr.. Royal will preach IN 'ne
Salter's creek school house. IL Is
expected that the plans FOR estaoiish-
ing the mission will be discussed al
the services tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning at II CLOCK
Mr. Royal will preach in the East
Hampton church on The value OF the
Doctrine of the Resurrection WINE
at $50 o'clock the children OF the
Sunday school will render an Easter
program. Tomorrow evening IN the
Riyeryiew Baptist church Mr.. Royais
subject will be The Resurrection OF
the Lord Jesus Christ"