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ALTERATION PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MARCH ~.

MANhAIIAN-
45TH ST. l56 West. 70 q . sty brk restaurant.
etc n A Jacobs S2O SIN ave. architect. cost.
$1,000. owner. Wolm CarTon. on premises.
THE BRONX.
BJ.ACkROCk AVE. s. Ia n r 81 Zerega
eve. 20 a I sty blk engine room, luoNIT
shocks sons 70 Nassau architects. cost.
81 .5oo. on ner. Bronx Gas and Electric GO. West
Chester.
CASTLE HILL ANE =. cor Powell ave. 20
p pa stv frame dNg 22NAl; Thomas l. Newman. D.
.l64 Mesicheste- ave. architect. cost, 81 ,SOO;
owner. J Sullivan. on premises
CASTLE HILL AVE :. - Il II Black
rock ans. 10 q sty frame lWg 22N3s. Thomas 5
z. NeWman. 2lG4 NeEtchcster ave. architect
cost 81 800. owner. John Dineen. on premises
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1S-D ST - cor - - Nicholas ave. l5oN
lns "a Title Guarantee aud Trust 90 loans
Napoiton Construction Ca S-Seop"
sFNECA AYE. $. 1876 n . ~ Hgnt's Poin;
ave. a. .3Nlf5. Prospect Investing 20 l9-ns ~ :
a Wilson CONSTRUCTION 60 A'bful
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
SHARON, CONN.

Gentleman's country seat for rent. furnished
Beautiful grounds Of thirty acres. with run
ming brook. ceutury-old stone house with re-
cent Huc renOvations. containing hall library.
Office. paTlCs. tea-roou dining-ToO buffers
pantry. kitchen. laundry, servants dining
room. refrigerator room. five masters four
servants bedrooms. fVe bathrooms electric
tight. steam heat stable garden planted. Rent
S30oO. with reasonable deduction 10 right ten
ant for more than one season or would se.i
i've Years .easehold- Full particu'ars of
SACK KETT. CHAPMAN a STEVENS. Attar-
neys TrLhum- BuIIdinE. Nen York.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MARCH ~.

~ IN NNIIEI 2 II0IIIE aIlIl a'l'lINa8'T
MARCH -
MANHATTAN.
ELIZABETH ST. n cor Delaney -: for
g stv lrk tennt and store. 10 lOKsS. IsoWin
son Il East a2d 81. architect. cost. S3OOJo;
owner I. J Illman. 20 East 96th 81
s0TH ST - West: for a II sty brk oft b'dg.
a5Es5. - p "a Gilbert. 1923 BTOadWay. srchitect /.
cost. SSo ooo: owner. Theological Seminary of
The Plesbyts church. Princeton, }.
THE BRONN-
DECATUR AVE. 2Qi9. for a I stv frame
raraEe IaNl1: cost not given: owner and archi-
tect clark b Augustine. @6l Broadway
s26TH ST s. i5S p of Barnes ave: for
tWD = srv frame dWes 2lNJ9 each: George p
tf0sier. a23d and White Plains ave, archi-
test. cost. SlA.OO0, owner. Charles Pace. 500 5th
ave
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
FOR SALE.

Country hons; modern II room
house; all improvements; 20 acres Of
land; one mile from County Court
House. Boz o, Elizabeth, ~. 7.
ELEGANT REsIDENCE WITH sTARtr
tcr house. garnse. tool heuse. ctc.. I.s feet
~ porch. tn-mle view. with farm - M
acres, having farmhouse and all necrsss r,-
outbuildtngu, spring water supplies both ularrs.
hvnlthlcst town in New England. half NV ~
the Berkshire Hhls a. q. WARD. Danbur,.
conn
ADlRONpACks LAKE PLACID-FOR RENT
Most beautifully situated Camp. conImspdins
az views etu teet shore, fully furnished house.
nine bedrooms two bathrooms launch isun-h
house, steamboat wharf bouthouae boats, ,,o1,i
and ltrt rent. Alr9to. Photographic etc = IA
CHAPMAN. prexel huilding. PhIiadeiphia
ON TIE ON.-MAuNfFICENT AucE
residence, twenty rooms. hour ouf ev~ry
possible Improvement OWNER aO2 Green-
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CAMP FOR SALE. LAKE ONANA ME-.


Finest fishing. hunting and scenery. Accessible
tion. Retired. Z. Marun Chestnut Hul. Mass
A GUARDIAN WOULD RENT A LARGE
country home IN OssegO 60. y "; ~ rooms.
iygnIshei; .cehouse vel. illed; ba.h. boat. ten
MS, telephone. carriage house. stable .titIde.
900 feet: SIX houTs fTom y. a.. $idU pc. montE.
Address Mrs. = J. BIlsDSAL!-. Amherst. Mass.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS
Modern dwelling, al imprc Fei.;e9ts. barn,
bungalow. OutbuildinEs and tWeiys acres forest
and gaFden land. The most sighr.y location IN
America Reasonable terms. MARGNREr NJ.
Bt- ItNET atty. , Rector street New 1ors
NINE ROOM HOUSE. LOT T0Nt75 FINE
shade trees; hve minutes walk 10 train or
trollcy. best location m South Bound Br0o,c.
Particulars apDlY DELRICH. Bound Brook.
y. j.
FOE SALE.
MILLLONSIEE'S PALATIAL ES.DESCE.
Alsl n'iliionaire's stocs farm.
Best properties In state
SHAHA%. Port Henry, y.
SHORELAS9S. SOUND BEACH. COM
Moderate priced summer homes. furnished
and unfurnisned f0- rent AID for sale. build
ing sites Tor sale so miles from New YORK
ROX -
To OWSERs OF FARMS AND HOMES. If
You wish 80 sell 10 good buyers. send full
description 20 PLATT o; SPENCER li93
broadway. New Yor't
FAIM ~ acres: houses. immense harms:
subs"ii. - Uinutes. - miles Manhattan $500
feet river frontage; ! hiock depois hourisling
town. Sl5.Ooo. terms PEBBLES. luiri.2n. y. o..
AItrISIiC NCTLEl HOUSES. SA'1, ~,
choice ioss $50 up LAMBERF - Nassau
-. -. y
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
rPArIne iM BROOKLYN ZONES.

msnn and for Dr II. IIolhTook curtis. his
Hampton Court. 20 Howard PAGE.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
rs

/ HOFFMAN AVE. .s2s and 2as5. Pasquale
| TaNOlacci agt Rianckefti Construction 60 81 al.
Feb :. 1910. Se35 So.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

fyith name and address q lenders Attorney
MARCH lS
AleEERpAA ava. y a . iit o l's-H ~
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RECORDED LEASES

WIN name ana ndd,ss. d, l,.s,,A
A., MARCH 10.
'-'~ a. ~ sue lso. cor q Riu q. .laEs
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Real ESTATE FOR SALE ORR LET
MEN JERSEY
WEST NUTLEY. NJ J.


offer for sale well built house of eight
rooms and bath with modern pl.nbing aud
heating. supplied with gas and Sity water.
plot 5OXi3O. restricted r, sideEce park. ad Join
ing new S.O.000 residence with large
grounds. only few inmates walk from sta
ti0n and trolley cars. Eiu sell for 81 800. viii
monthly payments. photos sent.
LAMBERT. Owner. % Nassau 81. New Nork.
MOUNTAINS sTATION.-9- ROOM HOUSE
eNcTy improvement. tlicd bath. open fire
pisce. ideal location. healthful. attractive.
convenient. investment opportunity. price
$3.50. cash $500 SACRIFICE. Box lG5
south orange
"a NGALOWS REISG ERECTED OS ELE-
giant EiycrUft Estates. Is to 10 rooms. luxurious
appointments, prices reasonable. terms easy
Phone or write. aud our Iaam viii cal with
plans ''Ei.NCRoFr.' sos. Rutherford y. j.
RUTHERFORD y ia ROOM HOUSE
every modern inI nIroVement. best ioratlon:
81 0fO S5so cash. balance monthly. ELY Jr.
owner.
SEABRIGHT. y. .
f0n Cottages 10 rent Tor season 1919 $500 10
$4,000. river fToat Lots Tor sale. EASY terms
I, HAIL + pACEssF
GILPiN PARK. DUMONT. y I-LOTs sIu0
and up on easy f~rma, prices To- De advanced
shorty Free excursion MA saturday and
sunday BERT =. FAULHABEE q 90. SILL
inE aFeUts. =oG B-oadway. New York
RT-THERFORu y. J-SaOO CASH Er-Ys NEW
cottare. az Improvements. balance like rent
ADDISON ELY
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HOUSE TO LET.
No. ll3 West 18th ST.
Three story. high stoop. 70 rooms; all conven-
fences Apply 70
Rhinrlandef Real Estate Co.
PARK AN. PLOTS.

Corner IN Nincties four lots. gcod hve story
fats: price Inder Slde.0oo
corner Seventies. five lois. present rents
carry Ir.pcrty; price S3l5ot0.
Substantial profits absolutely sure IN these nio.s
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Duff & Conger. sd1as- %5a,.oS 9s9a a.. 4.
A BROADWAY CORNER

NIJAIE1NI u - Nv - y II IIIT-N-
Twelve stores and Apartment House On four
lots exceedingly well bUilt ami finished Direct
from builder SoTnc exchange considered.
WILLIAM p: WARE. AL cola MELS AVE
f6TfI ST. Br.TW ZEN STH NSD 9TH AYES
story and basement - FoouI brownstcac
dwelling. eNceicut condition; suitab." for 1. =
or families cleaHcs: private house biock near
Times square. Owner desires 20 Vacate: quick
buyCr secures bargain. Juneman1. tt19 EWay.
70 LEASE. q YEATS.-Is STORY WIRE
proof mercantile building. ~ sett frunta &c /.
~ and Il = 3ed 81. bet 18th and Mad son
aves. ALLIANCE CONSTRUCTION CO. .G3
Rroadvay.
WITH BITLDING loan. CHOICE PLOT. 700
NlO0 Nashiug:D1 Heights. STERLING
BEATTY co. 2G3 B-1aAWav
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
YOnkerS-FOr Rent.
WEsFCmEsTER

Real ESTATE FoR SALE oR 70 LE7
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
Children a. Christina. rim..

We watched the trooping children play
About the old house once so gray
And still Then darkness fell.
And one by one they satd farewell
The music and the laughter stopped.
The play was done. ths curtain dropped
with each las cry across the snow.
And we. old friend. were iefs alone
What vss II lost that We had knovu7
Old friend and true. must even we
Find aeyermcre what used 20 be?
Man lives BY change. through eeb ana sov
The new lives come. the old lives 30.
We lose and gain. yet year BY year
The aging heart groSs more arstcr~
Il may be that the strain and stress
OF our mad times tempt Joyiessress.
u may be that our feverish days
FORGET TIE old more genial ways.
II may Be. too. TIE ashes OF
Dead hopes and dreams have snothered
love.
BIT plain Il stands. 10 more ne hold
fsarth's fond good Fellowship % Old.
Yet thanks 20 one snail spark. Old friend.
As down the dusk Of things We trend.
Age stall not strip our very heart
OF al RS Old ccneeniai art
Ave. thanks 70 e@ch small voice ana lirht
That lent rs youth 20 " tonight
And thanks 60 that strange fugitive
Enduring love hy watch we live.
Through chndiike eyez and chiislIke act
We yet shan hold our youth intact
Ard thszks 70 one stiii 5ovial day
We <till. Old friend. shall maze our way
10 youth arc that lost bong ago
Where Laughter. hciding both his s-6e,
Nsts al our days seem ChristrnastKes.
Arthur Ssrinxsr.
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M.kina Apprspri.t. cift..


The year Just closing has been so
prosperous that the spirit Of philan-
tbropy viii ind very large expression in
the giving OF Christmas cheer at home
aud abroad. writes Cyrus p Jones in
Success. The transatlantic mails are
already burdened with the money let
tiers sent from America to the old
folks at home"
Next to the gifts which brighten the
home Of the American citizen. those
given to worthy charity are important
TO consider. Too many people give 10
Discriminatory. They mean Wei. but
90 did the committee which seat
$4,000 worth Of fireworks to the Irish
famine sufferers
Still others give something OF no
value whatever. An instance Of this
was made manifest at . public gath
ering In New York. where one OF the
speakers called attention 10 the suffer
ers from a prolonged strike and sug-
rested the adv.sability Of giving them
something. One in the sympathetic AZ.
dsence got Nd and said. 4 move that
We give them three cheers let us So
lect our gifts with reference 20 Their
Appropriateness and Utility.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
au.co.r.. the Airship Word.

sHangar." denoting a shed for air
ships. Is taken from the French. VINO
use e also 10 denote a shed for cars
and wagons. especially among farmers
The word ia not Celtic. II was much
used In the middle ages to denote
the service exacted from country neo'
Die In forwarding government cOu'
r,ers. we first hear the word In the
lfth century before Christ. In Aeschy-
lus. Herodotns and Xenonhon. They
got the word from Persia. where II de-
noted the kings courier. This word
..angaros." whether originally really
meaning messenger or a burden
should not be COMPOUNDED with the
term angel which Is Greek, while
"angaros" is Persian English dietion-
aries will throw light upon the sub
ject in the article 'ansarlation." Few
words have shown greater persistence
than this Persian postal term.-Letfer
In Boston Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
The Heroes Of sedan.

A monument In eommemoration OF
the heroic charge Of the French cav
airy on Sept. 1. 1870, at Sedan has
been unveiled at Floing. Fioing Is two
kilometers from Sedan. The monu-
ment, the work OF the sculptor Gull
iaume. consists Of a colossal statue.
symbclizing France giving the mill
tary sa.ute. while she lowers toward
recumhent figures at her feet the nag
for which they shed their blood. A
hart-relief Of Potion stone represents
the famous cavalry charge. which pro-
yoked the historic eulogy Of King VII
liam as be witnessed the heroIsm of
the French soldiers. "Ah. Ie9 braves
gensv' The structure. more than thir-
ty feet In height, Is described as being
singulsriy impressive. Many survivors
Of the war crossed the frontier from
Alsace and from Lorraine to attend
the ceremony
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
PANAMA CANAL LOCKS.
plenty 81 Lssway For the Largest
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
We were shown In the central Offices
st Culebra q most interesting model
Of q typical completed lock With u
ANAL wooden replica OF the Olympic
going through IT, The Olympic h one
Of the new TitaHs OF the White Star
line. 500 feet 10 length and 81 feet
wide, and she VIII have plenty OF lee
way In a chamber whose disable d.
menslons are 1000 by 10 feet. The
Olympic with her $1,000 gross and AS
600 net tonnage represents the largest
type Of vessel that can seek to cross
the lsthmus for n long time to come,
and sshere is still a margin left for
ships even more monstrous. The lock
model clearly illustrates the action OF
safety gates In checking the how or
water, and a chain from wall TO wall
IN front OF the lock chamber In an
emergency win suddenly restrain n
vessel of 10000 tons moving at six
miles an hour. The further precan-
ton will be taken TO forbid vessels
from proceeding under their own
steam; they are TO be taken In tow BY
electric locomotives.
1t Is already calculated that the boats
ascending the lock stair at Gatun will
not REQUIRE more than one and one
half hours for the transit. and the Ia
cific locks will detain the vessels for
about the same length OF time. The
avara 90 vessel will take from ten 10
twelve hours TO cross the isthmus. and
there IL no reason why passengers
should not proceed By train If they
Ike in advance Of the ships aud disport
themselves as they please nj either
terminus.
Under ordinary circumstances IL will
require about fifteen minutes to MI
the lock chamber: II there Is partic-
ular need for haste the process can be
completed In half the time. The avail
able water supply will allow of forty
eight lockages per diem. which might
easily mean an average Of something
like S0.OOOOOO tons of traffic annually
as compared with $1,000! COO tons In the
case OF the Suez canal and the 10000
600 tons Of the Sauit Ste. Marie. The
lock chambers are filed and emptied
by means Of nm interesting system OF
lateral culverts which open In the flows
and connect with larger cuiyerts IN
the central and side walls OF the lock
Fullerton l.. Waldo In En-
cheering Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
You'll Find Thee In the shops


Christmas shoppers are fortunate
this year in the number Of novelties
offered in the shops. There are sets
OF hat stands that come incased In
leather and make useful presents for q
man or q woman OF more doubtful
practically Is a new shoehorn With
q handle thirty inches in length. 1t
must appeal to the stout woman and
maybe to the lazy.
FOR the woman who travels In out
of the way places there is compact
leather case inclosing an alcohol fat-
iron. While 1t costs more than an
electric iron, 1t will be found valuable
for summer travel. especially when
going to the wilds where electricity il
not known.
What to do with hatpins is always
question. The small bottles with GRO
cheted cover and ribbon hangers that
some women have given their friends
are pronounced worse than useless.
Doubtless IT was woman whGs In
vented the substantial leather tun.Jler
shaped holders which are heavy
enough to keep from tipping over and
high enough to hold the pins.
A useful thing is a matchbox with q
phosphorescent top that can be seen
In the dark. Some curious pencil hold
ers may have their admirers A
heavy glass stand has set into 1t =
post OF spiral wire on the end Of
which is q short chain to which lead
pencil Is attached
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
Food suppix For China.

Most people who remember snsir
early ceogrs ply lessons recall tnat the
Chinese empire has sn area consider.
ably larger than that of the unitea
states. But at the same time 1t VIII
be recalled that the density OF popu-
|lation in the Celestisi realth averages
more than three times the density OF
this country. In other words, the rea-
sonaole belief has been that in Chins
population ia really pressing very hard
on he means of subsistence. II Is
therefore. somewhat surprising 70
learn that two shiploads OF Chinese
pigs-l0. 900 csrcasses-were recently
held up at Liverpool because OF faii-
ure tc comply With some local regu'
|lation. The pork was not condemned:
liz xss merely held up upon tecnni-
|cality.
The interesting phase Of the matter
Is that China should be exporting pork
70 Great Britain. The cargoes re-
ferred TO were not the frst- Previous
cargoes of pixs from China are men
toned In the dispatch which were SIM
ilarIy held up because the British in
spection laws had not been comprec
Nth. Surely. the huge empire has
Industrial and commercial possibilities
not generally thoseht Of II II can pro
luce an export food supply.
The two ships carrying the 1a-oeo
hog carcasses from q Chinese Dorf 70
LIVERPOOL had also or board 1s.O0o
cases Of eggs ana 5000 cases Of cHid
storage snipe. ma!lsrd ducks end otner
sinds Of poultry. James J. Bili the
economic jeremiah OF the Northwest
has been telling the people OF the
United states that in a decade o. 80
hey will have 20 be bringing in food
supply from the outside Perhaps II
way be. as well for us In this connec.
ion 70 rest q speculative eye toward
Chlns.-BsitinoFe American
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
COST So LITTLE
Do 50 MUCH

Those who suffer from pimples.
blackheads and other disnguring IA
clal eruptions; red, rough hands, itch
ing. burning palms and shapeiess
nails: dry. thin and falling hair. with
itching. scaly scalps-all should
make trial Mt once of Cuticura soap
and ointment. No other emolients
cost so little and do ST. much. No
Others so pure. so sweet, so speedily
effective not only for these minor
affections OF the skin, scalp and hair,
nut for tortnring. disfguring ecze-
mas. rashes, irritations. scalings and
crustinas, from infancy 10 age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

But TWO THERE KSzLT TO Love
RUr Mesiia held his eyes apart.
- Al Camelot. At Canelot-
He Snsw he saw . heather God.
; A God he might not name.
Who dept not meath q Virgins heart
Nor gave the peace thereof.
Oh, king and court. they kneit to Christ.
Bot two there knelt TO love.
r ING Arthur gave . Christmas feast
IA AZ Camelot. at Cam>lot.
In honor Of the little Christ.
Who was or Virgin born.
And 1t the board sat greet and least.
The mirth and wine betveen.
Merlin. the seer. and Lsneslot.
And Guinevese. the queen
New York Eveaiaa Mail.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY Or NEWPORT
NEWS AND THE COUNTY or
ELIZABETH CITY.

/
The undersigned Special Commits
sloners, pursuant TO the authority
vested IN them by decree entered
in the Circuit Court for the County
OF Elizabeth City. on October cath.
1910, In the Chancery suit therein
pending under the short style OF
| Whiting ct ais VS.. Writings Execu.
tors ct ais. will offer for sala at
public auction the following descrlb'
ed real estate:
A. Those three certain lots locat-
! ed In the City OF Newport News. Wiz
ginia. and designated IA Lots Nos.
8, and 8. In Block ~. McLean's Map
OF Part OF the City OF Newport News,
recorded In Plat Book No. I, page ?,
said lots being contiguous 10 each
other and situated ut the corner OF
Twenty.ffth street and Virginia ave
nue.: having been conveyed TO ii. c.
Whiting by deed OF Old Dominion
Land Company. dated April 22nd,
1892, and recorded In Warwick Coun.
ty records, d. 3. IL. page $50.
b. Those four certain lots located
in the City OF Newport News, Virgil
MIA. and known and designated as
Lots Nos IL. Ia. l5 and 10. in Block
70, on the plat mentioned above, said
lots being located on the north side
OF rweDty.ffth street, between La
Fayette and Virginia avenues, being
the same property conveyed to ii.
C. Whiting by deed of Old Dominion
Land Company dated and recorded
as above.
G. That certain lot or parcel OF
land located In the City OF Newport
News, Virginia, and designated ON
said plat mentioned above as Lot
No. 80, in Block II, same being sit
uate on the south side or Twenty
fourth street. between Washington
and lafayette avenues. being the
same property conveyed 10 IL. G.
Whiting by deed OF John @. Livezey
ct ux, dated July 1st, 1896. and re-
corded In Warwick County records In
Deed Book No Is, page go.
The foregoing parcels. VIII be sold
at the front door Of the Court House
Of the City OF Newport News, Virgt
MIA, on Saturday, December nth,
1910, at 1900 O'Clock N.
The said Commissioners, pursuant
to like authority will offer for sale
the one-fifth Q-6) undivided interest
in the following described real estate
in Elizabeth City County:
J. The one-ffth undivided interest
q. B. Lake, ]. NJ. Willis. r. !. Mason,
and Jesse 8. Jones, holding the other
undivided interests, and the whole
standing in the mama of }. B. Lake, In
q certain tract OF land located in
Ches apeake Magisterlal District, near
the intersection of the Little Back
River and Fox Hill Road, containing
originally about seventy-five acres, OF
which there remains unsold sixteen
acres, the said land being generally
bounded: on the north by kennon
Writings estate; on the east by J.
C. Phillips Estate: on the south and
west by said county roads.
The interest in the last described
parcel will be offered for sale at the
front door Of the Court House OF
elizabeth City County, on Monday,
December 18th. 1910, at IL m.
Terms Of sale: One'third cash, and
the balance In equal installments,
payable respectively six and twelve
months after date OF such sale, the
deferred payments TO bear interest at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
KING ARTHUR'S
CHRISTMAS FEAST.
BY THEODOSIA GARRISON

XING Arthur gave q Christmas feast
~ At Camelot. at Camelot.
In honor Of the little Christ.
Who WAS Of Virgin born.
And at the board sat great and least
The mirth and wine between.
Merlin. the seer. and LaAcelct.
And Guinevere. the queen.
THE torches flared. the great logs
= blaxed.
Al Camelot. at Camelot,
In honor of the little Christ.
That was o Virgins son.
The wine wss poured. the song was raised.
BUT still with bsoodinG ca
Upon the queen and Lancelot
Looked Merlin. the most wise.