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!,
when th.y came 10 work Under the
staminsrn' ordsru th.. uniformed watch
men of IN. hTanche- stood o,t.icie the
closed door. To explain matt or. and no
ono vaa Lao an escsus the mana GERS
People who had .af., ciepoait boxes in
the bank ana Ia branch.. found them.
selves temborariiy gu, OF from their
yauablss
For chs. uno-, narr tbs. crowds about
th,. doors w.rs ,,rd,.rly Although occa
sionally an angry ,i.no.i,or would pound
on ,h. door ana nroclaim IN. wrong.
tn any on., no, tho bu.y To- li-t.n There
wer,, many woman and som. Of Them
were a,h.- hyu,,r,,,.J "a h.o ,nay learned
Ina, ,b.,, c,,;lJ NJ, 20, M their mon.v
Al ona ar ,wn Of ,be branchas !, was
,hougb, n.cs.u,rx 90 cali i'm n .ouad M
noj;r., 10 h.n,,I.. -
49, 80. w "aho'" '"' .., o,,,
W. WHIT "o' ~ i' aSn a"''i s'''''
Among The disgruntled deposiiors was
former state senator George Piunkiif
who II one OF the directors OF she North
ern. The man on guard tried TO stop
Mr. Piunkiit al the door. but he forced
hiS way IN after relieving hrs mind with a
few words When he came out ne said.
Things look pretty rotten To me and
lney tell IN" that " VIII b- several days he
fore they know how he bank stands have
t25,Wn OF my own money ON deposit ana
ss"l OF the money OF Inc children of the
late Judge Nelly OF whom am guardian
had no idea that there was anything
wrong with me bank and ! know nothing
AT All abOut TINS man Robin
AZ me fort Motifs brAnch the enort.
OF Joseph Mormser. wholesale anu
retail meat dealer. To make formal de
inand upon me manager Tor u go which
had been taken 20 the hank Tor safekeepinss
late Saturday night were mi-cons'r,ied
Nv a passeroy ana call WAS sent IN
Tor Extra police profession ias' night
wortnSer SAID thaf II Lacy. manager
o th'' branch, had ca'eu him ps 's,--
phone late on saturday hight asSihf NUN
u ne WASH going To send AROUND MS
money a. usual 10 ne kept IN me pank "
vault Wormser said AT hrst thar ne
wouidn but later ne arGnisS.~n ana s~n'
around " Wi, most OF which had come ia
curing me uas' " was u, spou, Iniuh'Sn,
-" az - :;,
Wnrms.r AL p,nt wa. nlac..I in n ya,,i,
ha .,,nr,,.s.d A r.c..in, ~as viwsn him
Wh.n h. hoard thai nm. Sank was i'm
,ro,Inl. n. w.ni AFRO Ind and Knocked M
IN. door Nobody cam. Then h.
cIlmb,~i ON th.. atom. coming beneath a
winInx, Iii ard han,..i IN ~. ,ri,.. A
clork onen.d IL a fsw ,nch.. and than
Worms.r ,.Lsd Tor h,s IN W., He aid
lns, niyh, thai n. did II merely for form !.
YAK. bur can't post and som,. men cam.
running from "A nolic.s s,atinn he. ring
thai thor. vas irn,hl. Wor,naer had
ynne away h..fnr, ,hey arrival Ia I'D
Issr niyht thu, .ix o,e,.r trada-msn IN that
mr., oSrh. Rrnnx h.d s..ni ,non.y n rn,,nS
/, a., ~, Sa,ur,,,,,, ,,,eh, -,
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Then II finally camc,o stay.
bad three good dor'ors to
do all they could but mons
Of them did am good I
then used one boz ~ Cuti-
cura Ointment and three
bottles ~ CuIirura Resolve
ent and was completely
cured. NJ hands We're raw
all over. INSIDE and ont. ard
the eckrrA was spreadln.
all over my body and limbs.
RefOrc lrl nd nr,c hn,,I.
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Little BOY brow ned Through Zee.

HACKENsACR. y. J Dec. - The Eve
year old son Of Oswald Mehrhof. brick
manufacturer Of Little Ferry. was
drowned in the Hsckensack River this
afternoon. He was taking short cut
across IN. river on the thin ice to g.'
aheEd Of his companions who crossed Tho
bridge The body was not recc vered.
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MARRIED..

FOWLER BoNBRIGHT On Tuesday. Deem
her =. $50 George Church. by the Rev Hugh
BIrcLh"ad. EIiSabSih spencer Bonbrish, .
Arthur anderson FOwcr
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tNDERT AkERs.

FRANK o. CAMPBELL, 2sI -2ssW 2Jd
Chspels. Ambulance Service. Tel iS-' -99s~~
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ECZEMA ON HANDS
FOR TEN YEARS
Were Raw All 0ver-Was Spreading
to Body and limbs-Used Cuti-
cura and was Cured - Also
Cured Daughters Eczema.

u had eczema on nv hands for ten years.
a. Grkt Il would hHeak OIL, nnlN In nLn.sr
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CAkrFR.-On Tuesday. December -. 1910, 81
Newark. y. 2 Katharine Yari. dsushi.r u
Robert b and Fine Earl Carter In her iStn
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KITE FLYISG


Bank when seeking 10 carry out con
tract for the purcha-- Of The Rochester
company. which ~ seems ~s- ACTUALLY
made last Dctob-r. are more startling
and cuIpabla again there was an eN-
change. Robins Bankers Realty and ~
,urIrv Company about brtob-r -. 1910
giving IN. .f'na it- check tor SDDS a.
paT, payment for the dorchester company =
ockholdinR. and the fina giving the
Bankers Realty ~. check for s5OsD IN
payment for about sjnO's worth OF the
Bah Ion Railroad COMPANY bonds For
ths, last unraturnah check the Erna 70
,.ty.d nothing until the night of Dac-rn-
Der H. hen demand made NJ the
tn-ianc. of IA" New Work department
and a due h'll for IN. bonds -,Rn.d. not
los IN. BANKERS Realty and Security Tom.
panv 10 which The .ftna- check vas paw
able. tmr nv o. Robin. was furnished
IN. value or validity Of this A. an asset
81 the tina - thought doubtful u ap-
pears hnwever. that during the seven weeks
which interviewed be' the date NJ the
ftnA'- check and the delivery Of the due
bill President Kelsey and his associates
made repeated efforts to get the bonds
or a paper entl'linR their company 20 them
when issu~d There - some evidence that
Robin assured thorn or Ihsir counsel. former
senator I.Now. that " vas all right. a. IN.
E'na'- check had not been used IL had
been used. however. on November .
NORrHERS BASIN PASS ROOM IMPEacHED
Tho other $1,000 check that given 10
III" bina part payment for the ROcba--
ter company had an interesting his
tory u was d"po-tied IN the Northern
hank. through Vice President Browsr Of
that institution. IN Dc'ni,.r - and credit
gwen IN the .ftnas pass hook TIA, DAY
MT H-sa q
on Robin- orders. held IN the bank for
collection rhouRh on branch hank NJ the
Northern located IN S"T York ri'v, unrl
December and 'h~n taken M. returned ="
tho BANKERS Realty and Security company
and cancelled. presumably no debit there
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The only further statement issued by
the Banking Department is az follows:

Tho Banking Department has been con
Quoting an examination Of this institution
for several days. and because. 81 discovered
conditions and also irregular transactions
that have taken place during tho TINS IN.
examination has been IN progress IN" Supper
In tender,t deemed Il nee a-sary to take pos
session for tho protection OF the dapo-Itors
The Superin 1snd.'nt has appointed hrba n
Afford. an examiner TN th. department
special deputy superintendent Of banks
~ agent Ia assist him In the liquidation
This Institution has capital Of t.On ~,
and book surplus ~ IN. time Of H.. Inst
published sra'ameni November ~. 1910.
Of SIS gsj. it, depo-ir- ~ that tins w-r.
81. si2. So 40 further statement viii 10.
made until q complet" ~ vsf.tory ~ tho a.
set. u obtained
"IrregIlar transactions that have taken
plac. during tn. time IN. examination
has been IN progress Mr. Cheney would
for the present throw no light on. IL was
Tepor;sd that there had been large
Withdrawal Of each from the bank last
Wees.
sHoPKETPERs' CASH IT'D rP.
In no time at all groups II frightened
dspoSI'Or- had gat hered al the main
bank building N 2Ij West I2Jth street
and ~ the branches the Four h street
branch. 80 broadway: The Rivar-ida.
branch Eighth avenue and Fiffy-s"venth
o. rect th" weniy-'hird street branch
25i Eighth avenue: the Seventh avenue
branch :3Dl seventh avenue. IN. Wash
in q on Heights branch. 1905 Amsterdam
avenue" m" Melro~e branch. Third ave
nti" and IA3d street IN. fremont branch
sos East fremont avenue: m" Port Morris
branch ~, Es-i las'h street and m"
William -bridg" branch. 1913 Williams
bridg" road
Sine" Robin took charge the Mort bern
has mad" -nm"fhIng 81 u specially of
small 'r.Gi'-nan- accounts and many
taken ~ ~ m" heavy holiday buvIng on
Sal uTiag iJ"Tp..if- were received ~
several ~ h" branches long after hank
ing hours 0u ~i'Iriay ~ VA said and
shorke"p"r- found he greater par
OF thor por',InC ,IuIfal tod up
Tn" clOsing cams A. a surprise ~ the
bank clerks and no examiners IN charge
were kept busy turning them away
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A statement ISSUED Yesterday bv the
officers of the Erna Indemnify Company
said that a. soon AZ the manipulations %
Mr. Robin came 10 their attention they
notified the Insurance Department 81
Connecticut. which cooperafad with IN.
insurance Department Of New York in
making an examination. Concerning
Snpt Hptchkiss y statement Of the part
Mr. Sumpf PLAYED IN the operations ~
Robin. the statement saws that Siumpf
Was IN. victim Of misplaced confid.nc..
in Robin II ia declared that as soon a.
Mr. StImpf found ou' about Robins
transact ions affecting th.. Til" and Guar
an'ee Company he took immediate and
81 ecfiye measures To se., that neither the.
Rina Indemnify nor the Title and
GiIaTanta" Company should suffer
As result 81 MIR StImpfs efforts
thus far Mr. Robin has been entirely
eliminated from the stock control 81 tho
company and Tho officers NJ the !Frna
Indemnify Company are now in a po-ition
TO transfer the control Of that company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
A PERTINENT QUESTION.

In connection with the appointment
of state Senator John Owens. OF
Prince Edward county. to the position
of assistant TO the commissioner OF
agriculture. the Norfolk Ledger-Dls-
patch very properly asks:
What does the oath OF office OF
those offic ais in RICHMOND amount 10
when they are swQrf to see that the
laws are obeyeA and set the prece-
dent by such appointments?
The orgahic law of the State speci-
flcally ysays that no member of the
ge1enll assembly during the term for
which he shall have been elected
.@sball be appointed or elected to any
civil office of profit in the State ex-
cept Offices filed by election by the
people" Press reports say that Sena-
tor owens new job is not regarded
as an office, and it is explained that
the senator, therefore, will retain his
senatorial office which does not ex-
pire until January IL, 1912. This Is
clearly an evasion. if not an open vio-
lation of the law. for If senators who
take state jobs that pay money are 20
be allowed to construe the meaning
Of a civil office of profit there Is no
use having prohibit.ve laws on the
books
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
FLOUR ADULTERATI0N
CASE GIVEN TO JURY
Trial of Cause in Kansas City
is Nearing the
Close.

KANSAS CITY. MO-, July o
Judge Smith Mcpherson finished his
instructions to the jury in the bleach
cd -four cases in the Federal Courts
today and the jury went out tonight.
Judge Mcpherson, in his charge to
the jury, said that il was stated in
the government petition that on April
10. 1910. the Lexington Mill & Eleva-
tor Company, of Lexington, Nebraska.
shipped to b. c Terry, a grocer at
Garlic. Mo, 625 sacks of -four. This
flour was seized by the government
II was charged that the flour had
been treated by the Alsop process OF
bleaching. which consists OF nitrogen
peroxide gas.
Judge Mcpherson said that the gov
eminent charged that this process
adulterated the flour, because nitrites
and nitric reacting material were
mixed with the flour; because the
gluten was impaired so as 10 injur-
Iously affect the breakmaking quail
ties of the flour and that the bleach
ing concealed its inferiority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Hampton Phoebus, and Old Point
DR.. ]. WILTON HOPE
IS HEALTH OFFICER
Notice of Appointment Given
By State PhySiCian---New
Health EOarI.

DE-. J. Wilton Hope, has been no
tilted OF his appointment as health o.
ficer for Elizabeth City county by Dr.
Ennion q. Williams. the state physi-
can. Doctors George X. Nandeisllce,
Of Phoebus, and Harry ID. Howe, OF
this city. have been appointed men,
bers of the county board OF health,
the other members of which are the
health officer. the clerk of courts, Har-
ry II. Holt. and the chairman of the
board of supervisors, Henry G. shell
ton.
Under a law enacted by the assem-
bly, during the last session the health
officers for counties and cites which
have no charter provision for such an
office are named by the state physi-
elan.
DR. Hope succeeds Dr. walter A.
Picker, who was health officer OF
the county for many years. DR. Pleck.
er resigned recently because ne wss
leaving the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

hot after" the franchise. II anybody
in this city has made an effort 10
secure the POI tsmouth franchise he
has kept mighty quiet on the subject
and we are very much inclined to be-
lieve that the report was circulated
merely for the purpose of stimulating
the desires Of parties elsewhere VINO
may be thinking OF taking over the
club.
AS a matter of fact, this paper does
not believe Newport News VIII sup
port a professional league bail tenn
This is a town OF working men, and
very few of our people have the time
To devote two or three or half a dozen
afternoons a week TO baseball II the
professionals could arrange II so as
to play here on Saturdays only, New
port News could hold her own with
any city in the state in the matter OF
furnishing crowds. We do not ach
fans" but we are very short on loaf
ers. Except ON summer Saturdays,
when practically everybody takes nalf
holiday. there are perhaps not a hun
dred men in the city who gan con
veniently attend ball game
Such an organization as the PENN
sula League, composed principally OF
local boys. now and then backed up
by professional pitcher. is what
Newpost News and Hampton want
and will support properly. such an Or
ganization can schedule all of It's
games for Saturdays and holidays
and at the same time furnish enter
taining exhibitions of the national
sport.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
COMPANIES DECLARE FOR
"0PEN DOOR" THtATERS
Agreement at Meeting in.
Richmond.

RICHMOND. VA. July 5.-Tho
Leath theatrical Company. which
controls nearly all Of the first-ciass
iheaters in Virginia; the Bijou Com
Tany and the Wells amusement Com
pany. which controls first class
iheaters in Indiana Tennessee. Nir-
sinia. Georgia and Alabama. at meet
iEgs held here today, declared unani-
n.ously for the open door policy
regarding theatrical attractions which
mas been advocated by Jake Wells.
general manager OF the corporations
named and president OF the Assoc
iation Of Southern Theater Managers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
SILLY AND UNMANLY TO ATTACK
NEGROES.

IL is silly and unmanIy In white
men TO attack negroes because they
hurrah for Jack Johnson. In view Of
the fact that some mill .ons OF white
people of all ages. classes and De
grees Of education plainly demonstrat-
ed their interest in the Reno fight and
the Willingness to cheer for Jeffries
in the event he downed the black
man, surely no one should be hypo-
critical enough to deny that any ne
gro who failed to feel a certain
amount Of claticn over the result OF
the Eight must be lacking in one o:
the chief elements of humanity.
This paper already has expressed
its opinion Of the ridiculous talk aOovt
race supremacy in connection with tn.
Reno p:ize fight A healthy gorilla
could whip Johnson. Jefries and ali
they trainers and hackers oft of the
arena. and vet. as we said beiore the
fight. no one wogld think Of contend
ing that such a spectacle would IN
dictate the goTilla's supremacy over
man. white or black
Prize fighting is bad enough al
best. and certainly such contests be
tween negroes and white men should
be prob bited in al states. The re-
suit Of Mondays fight has done =
great deal OF harm 20 the public gen
orally. and to the negroes particularly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

fact that the expenditure for repairs
| on the Connecticut was lower than
! that for similar work on the Louis
lana. sister ship which went INTO
commission at the same time. there Is
] an assurance Of true economy. Be
sides, Il is wise policy 10 keep togeth-
er a force OF skilled mechanics who
| can be employed in making repairs
when not needed for fresh cons;ruc-
ton. Other considerations also may
! be urged in support of the decis on
of Congress II the government con-
| tinues 10 build warships at short in
tervals. il can keep thoroughly IN
| formed regai ding the various items OF
! cost III such work, and by competition
can compel private contractors to Of
fer reasonable terms-New York
| Tribune.
Admitting for Arguments sake That
| the repairs on the Connecticut winch
| was bullt at the Brooklyn navy yard,
have been Tess than such on the Louis
! lana since these SHIPS were butt,
there may be dozen reasons for such
| that would in no way reflect on either
ships construction. As the Tribune
| says: 1T Is a wise policy TO keep to-
gether force OF skilled mechan cs,
| etc. But isn't such a policy applica-
BILE To the commercial yard as we'll
as that Of the government This being
"A fact, II should be known by the
Tribune that were il not for naval
construction work. plants capable OF
such. of which there are few in the
United States. would be obliged to-
shut down under the present dull con
ditions, while there is sufficient re-
pair work to be done on our large
naval feet to keep a large force Of
skilled wOikmen employed at the
Brooklyn and other navy yards of the
United States irrespective OF new con-
struction.
Last. but not least. of the Tribune 5
Communications of Congress in its del
cision to practically present the
Brooklyn congressman with what
would be equal to a campa On appro-
pration of 100000, more or less,
through the extra cost of navy yard
built battleship over tnat of COM
morcially built one. il gives the gov
eminent, the Tribune says, IAN OPP
pOrtunity 10 keep tabs on the various
tens of cost OF battlsship, so that
il can compel private contractors to
offer reasonable terms for such
Reasonable terms indeed, Why, it mas
long been an established fact that
through lack of work and desire tol
keep many Of their skilled mechanics
employed, the battleship-bulldingI
yards have occasionally contracted
for and built war vessels at cost,
and in some instances for less than
cost Keener competition than this
would cause the founders OF three OF
these big yards who have some time
since been gathered TO their fathers
10 turn in their graves. as the parsi-
mony of those responsible for such
conditions had no place In the coun-
ellis of the government when they
were in flesh.
But why waste time in argument on
tn 5 subject, as everyone capable oil
thought Is aware that politics, not ef-
ficlency or economy, caused the
amendment to the naval appropriation
bill which authorized the cons trnctlon
Of one of the battleships built at the
Brooklyn navy yard TO be made after
il had been denied by the naval COM
mittee and recommended to the House
for passage Marine Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
In CHARGE of coIored Missions.

Rev A. ;. Hamilton. colorcd. 4
graduate of the Petersburg divinity
school. has arrived in Hampton to
take charge Of the colOred mission
work of ST. Johns Episcopal parish
under Rev. Reverdy Estiil. ID. d., rect
or Cf ST. Johns. This Is the first time
=, johns he- had colcred minister
to conduct services in the negro mis-
sion churches. The new minister Is a
native Westt Indian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
A RIDICULOUS CONTENTION.

II seems difficult to understand how
any disinterested and informed per
son can seriously contend that con
gress acted wisely or properly III
agreeing to the Brooklyn representa-
tive's stipulation that one of the two
aattleships authorized during the re-
cent session shall be constructed In
government navy yard. AS this paper
recently pointed out, 1t has been
demonstrated that battleships can be
built better, cheaper and In shorter
time by private plants than by gov
eminent yards. This is fact that
can be proven SO easily that even the
Brooklyn congressman. naturally
enough an ardent navy, Yard advocate,
hardly will attempt TO deny 1t. There
fore it is rather aggrayatins to find
great daily newspaper suggesting the
contrary.
This paper reproduces elsewhere
today an excellent editorial from the
Marine Journal, of New York, In
which an editorial from the New
York Tribune is quoted and answered.
The Journal remarks that congress
practically presented the Brooklyn
congressman and his constituents with
what would equal a campaign ap-
preparation Of about half million
dollars. and recites the fact that the
competition for battleship construc
ton has been so keen among the
l.riyate yards that some OF the great
PLANTS actually have constructed YES
sells at less than cost. II is well
known in Newport News that the
local yard built the "dreadnaught
Delaware at or below cost, and for
half a million dollars less than the
contract price for her sister ship. II is
equally as we'll known that the Louis
lana was built here in shorter time
than the Brooklyn navy yard built
her sister ship, the Connections, and
tia; the Newport News vessel cost
aearly half a million dollars less than
her government-built sister. To be
exact. the Connecticut cost S7.9ll,l7S
and the Louisiana cost S7.43s .si3.
The Tribune sets up the plea tina.
repairs on the Louisiana have cost
more than on the Connecticut. II this
DE fact. which We are not by any
means prepared TO admit. it might be
remembered that m-ny thousands OF
dollars we're spent in "converting" the
Louisiana for the use Of PreSiden'
Roosevelt when he took his trip to
Panama. Probably this made one OF
the biggest items Of expense for work
done on the Louisiana since her com
PIetioa. n a legitimate comparison is
made. in all probability ]; will be
found that the Louisiana's repair bili
has not exceeded that of the Connect
cut At an rate. the repair bill would
have to be quite excessive TO make
I'D that half million saved m cOnsiruc
ton.
The contention as 10 the louisiana
really j. too ridiculous 70 warrant dis
cussion. The Louisiana is regarded
~ the navy department and BY naval
officers ashore and aaoat a. one Of the
finest hehfinx Graf; IN the United
sssses navy. She Is the tastes, snip In
the navy. barring only the Newport
News built Delaware. which was con.
frscted for - a 2l-knot ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. July For four days
scarcely any rains have fallen in the
drouth district OF the wheat fields
of the Northwest Temperatures
meanwhile have run up pretty high,
and additional damage is presumed 70
have been inflicted daily Whether or
not such injury has been done, the
price of wheat here closed this alter
noon with a net advance OF 3%s to 4
cents Cogn and oats We're also al
fected. the former finishing x 10 IL
cents Up and the latter 10a1ls Hold
ing products varied and ranged from
lie lower TO 15c higher.
Articles Omen. Hiqh. Low. Close.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Attention Knights Of pyshiss.

Assemble IN your castle nan al :
D. m. "Wednesday. July =. 10 attend
The funeral services ~ our lac
brother. Robert A. Holt Wear white
riose- and haGces
Visiting broihcns invited 70 ioin ln
With u.s..
by order. J. p. CUNNINGHAM. G. G.
Aftesfc.
8 J. ARCHER VAUGHAN. X. X. ;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

The insurance men who were
fined AZ Newport News probably nov
regard combination a. a bad policy.
-Nurfolk ledger Dispatch u so
they are not admitting g. They hsve
admitted nothing since they coufcss-
cd their IDENTIFY T. Chief Reynolds
and Captain Berkeley 81 Ito; Springs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

-Four Virginia infantrymcn Who step
ped OF the train % get some ~nzh'
rcfrcshmcrts- haven't been seen
since. Capital CITY liquor must be
powerful stun IN bot weather