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ON BASEBALL DIAMOND
Pirates Meet Giants (op First Time!
and Win Contest.
NEW YORKERS ARE SHUT OUT'
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia In Ten-|
Inning Game. With the Score Stand?
ing 1 to 0?Athletics Score Their
Eighth Straight Victory.
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. host. P (!.
New York . I!t x .7?:!
Chicago . 21 I" ??'?
Philadelphia . in i:i .r,
Plltsblirg. II 12 .:<
St. Louis . i:t II .1X1
Boston . i2 Mi . Pi8
Cincinnati . 10 20 .:'
Brooklyn. K 2<t
YI5STKHMA Y S CAM BS.
Pittsburg, It; New York. 0.
PITTSBUHUi PA.. May 10.? Pitts
burg and Now York today met for |
the Bist tbnu Ibis season ami Pitts
bnrg was au easy winner. Inning the
ball at will.
Score: R.I 1.13:
put sbu rg ... :i i o o 11 ox?11 is -
New Yoik .. uo o00onoo- ? ti 7 :i
Willis ami Peltr.) Ames, Korgtison
und Bresnaban. Time. 2:011. Umpires.
Kmslie and .lohnsloiie.
Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 0.
ST. LOUIS. May Ili.--ScanIon's ef?
fective pitching registered a shot out
against the home ton in today. Brook
lyn winning II to 0.
Score: R. 11.13.
Brooklyn .... 2 li I) (I I 0 0 (1 f) .1 5 U
St. Louis ... ti till (Ml 0 litt 0- 0 i; :t
Taylor and Raub; Scanlon and Ber?
gen. Time, 1:28. 11 in jd re. Con way.
Chicago. 1; Philadelphia, 0.
CHICAOO. May Hi.? Clilcago de
featcd Philadelphia today In Hie
lenlh Inning. In the most scientific
siid perfectly played game on the lo?
cal grounds this sen son.
Score: R. 11.13.
Chicago ... 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1?1 in 0
Phlla., . I! 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 (1?0 :\ I
Lundgrcii and Kling: Dtiggleby
and Doyle. Time. 1:50. Umpires.
Carpenter and K lent.
Boston, 6; Cincinnati, 5.
CINCINNATI. Ol I It), May Hi -
Boslon won the flrsl game of the se?
ries from Cincinnati today by a score
of 0 tb :">. Monier, for Boston was wild
throughout, but received excellent
support.
Score R.H.K.
Cincinnati ?? 1 0 0 0 3 1.000?5 7 :'.
Boslon . 2 0 2 0 0 10 0 II? ti 11 I
lowing and Livingston: Doriior and
Need ham. Time, 2:00 hours. Um?
pire; OMay.
American League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lost. P.C.
Athletics . 17 7 . 7 ns
Cleveland . 12 H .571
Detroit . |;i III .fiti.1
St. Lbula . II II . 500
Washington.12 12 .5011
New York . II 12 . I7S
Chicago . 9 13 .100
. Kin> insurance thai Insures protec?
tion. W. 13. S. VAU?IIN & CO.. 2000
Washington avenue. 5-13-tC
Small
Farm
Wo offer t? a quick purchaser a
farm of 13 acres oil main county rbnd
four miles from city. A new dwell
lug and barn and oulhiiihii.igH make
it a very attractive home. The bind
Is mostly cleared ami fine for truck?
ing. Price. $2.100.
Realty Loan and in?
surance Trust Co.
IRWIN TUCKER, Pres.
27 M WASH. AVE.
Itoston . ti 20 ,W0
YISSTISIt DAY'S CA.M10S.
Chicago, 0; Washington, D.
WASHINGTON. May Id. - - Chicago
defeated Washington today, n to 5, in
a loosely played I-mi inning garni'. A
one-handed catch by O'Neill was the
feature.
Score: It. H.H.
Washington, n n <i 0 10 0 2 <> H Ii I
Chicago .... o 2 0 0 1 on o n It?n it ::
Hughes and Heyden; Smith; Patter?
son and Sullivan. Time. 2:161 Um?
pire, Connor.
Athletics. <J; Detroit. 2,
PUlLADKLPIIIA, PA.. May I?.
Philadelphia obtained Its eighth
straight victory today by defeating
Heiioh In no easy fashion.
Score: ft. II. IS.'
Oelrolt . I o a 0 0 0 0 0 I ?2 7 ::
Athletics _ 5 0 2 n I n i n o !? 12 1
Mnllln, Wiggs, Warner and Payne;
Mender and Schreck. Time. 1:52. |
tlmplres, Sheridan and Hvans.
- Cleveland, 7; Boston, G.
ROSTtIN, MASS.. May Hi.?Cleve?
land won a closely played game today
by 7 lo li, this heing the thirl.itn
successive defeat sustained |?y ihe
locals. 'The outfleldlug of the visitors
and idopn by c.dllzis and l^njoie were
brilliant feu lures.
Seme: II. If. 15.
Cleveland ... n'lflfl ('. 0 I 0 n -7 7 |
Hoslon . 0 0 I II II II I 2 2 'i l<l 2
It hon des and (Talk; Winter and
Graham. Time, 1:52. Umpire, Con?
nolly .
Mew York. 5; St. Louis, ?.
NKAV YOIIK M iv |?: New York
heal St. Louis to.l y by super: :>r bul?
ling and fielding.
Score: It. It.IS.
St. I/mis ... o i ?) fi o i) n it -.: i; ;;
New York . . 0 0 i i 2 I (1 0 x 5 I
Smith and Speuur: Halm and Me
(Jiilriv. Time, 1:52; rinplvj,
O'Loiighliu.
Virginia State I .eacjue
At Norfolk Dsnvllio I: Norfolk. S.
At Itonnnko?llleiunen.l. li; Id a
iioke. I -
At l.ynchburg?Lynchburg. I; Povlti
iiioulh, 0.
Negative Praise.
A New York weekly paper credits
I Mr*. Hearst with a desire lo become a
senator. He could not he of much
less use than some others senator., we
might mention.?-Rochester Herald.
o
o
Northern Assurance Company
Of LONDON
Messrs. Reynolds Bros.,
132 25 th Stree, t
Newport News, va?
Dear Sir'
Echoes of the San Franciso con
^ f lgration in the shape of rumors
' as to the inability of several com?
panies to weather the storm, leads
me to call your special attention
to the age, honorable record and
great strength of the k?NORTHERN V ?
We have ample funds to meet cont in
i gencies and our heavy claims arising
'< in 'Frisco will be paid by funds from
' the London Office. We stand ready and
> shall be glad to treat wi th .you if
> you have cause for uneasiness in the
? direction -indicated, as we are pre*
> pared to assume additional liability
*> Yours truly,
I J. F. EWEKS, Special Agent.
>
? We only represent the strongest
=> and best.
s
TUB STANDARD SUPPLY CO.
J. V/. CHANDLER AND J. P. GAYLE, PROPRIETORS,
?Dealers in?
H?rnc*n?, &nrrtf*?r&e+ rind Wngonfl
FARM IMPLEMENTS. LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
Harness Repairing a Specialty. 2608 HUNTINGTON AVE.
WOMEN GAN AND DO
HANDLE BANK'S FUNDS
Missouri Institutions Run Entirely
By Females and It's a
Success.
PRESIDENT IS IHE ONLY MAN
Five Women ! I.millc All the Money
and Keep the Accounts in a Satis
factcry Manner?Cashier, Too, is i
Member ol the Fair Sex and Make:.
Few Mistakes,
All tin' batiks in* the nation a.- ? not
run by men There is one excop
tion. 'I'lio Hank ni .loplin. Ml.ssici.-i \
man is president, but all the oilier ex?
ecutive positioie, are tilled by weh'.ou
ami tin' HincLhulders freely iidniil llnii
ii is women who Iiiivo brought the
hank to its present success; .
In ninny re: peci women an pees:
Marly filled for shell work. Winnen
ate horn financiers. In most of our
home:, it is the ino'.her who controls
the money ma 11 es. It Is --.he who
plans the spending ami I he savin.;.
The average wife ,s called upon to
make a slim puive go a great. \v;?v.
She ca i cet a better reisull froui small
means than could many a great li
liancier, .Moreover wemen are pos?
sessors of rb.M Met so essential where
pers.null hilereonr.se is so necessary
in a bank. An intelligent woman has
mustered all the various shades of
courtesy ami is qualified t(l make
many staunch business friends.
The one women's hank thill exists is
abundantly successful. Khe women
Cond net its affairs. Mrs. V. Krank
Church, eashb r: Miss TIRIu Mullet',
assistant cashier; Miss Ollle McAhoy
and Miss llenrietla Maxwell, book
keepers; ami Mrs. Binoche Jenkins.
teller.
The President lc n Man.
Thomas W. Cunningham, a former
mayor of .loplin, is |il'esideill, but his
lint., is so taken up with bis other
business that be leave:; bis bank in
the cap' id the women, who have
proved so capable
.loplin is in Me- hear! of tin; zinc
mining district, To accommodate I ho
miiie!-; tie- bank is open bile on Sat?
urday hlghisi which is unite a doimr
tine from the noonday (losing of Ilm
ordinary concern. Saturday night is
the busy lime ami often as much as
$i?n?.. is bamlbd by these industri?
ous women.
Mrs. Church has been hi Mr. Cllii
ningiiam's employ for mure than six?
teen w ars. She started as a clerk
when she was a more girl. She soon
became bookkeeper, then teller, and
for a prlnil of six yean she filled both
[daces. Finally her good work was re?
warded with prnui.ition In the post of
cashier. She is fascinated with lior
work, and even tic attractions of a
home were nut strong enough lo lure
her away. When she mat tied. Mr.
Church wanted her lo resign the
ciislieirsbip. hut ilie cashier resisted
his. eni real les ami continued working
the same as before her marriage. She
and her husband live al a hotel, so she.
is relieved of Hie distasteful in house?
keeping, and can continue with inter?
est.
Attends Annual Conventions.
Mrs. Church represented the .loplln
bank al the annual session of the
American Hankers' association, in
Washington. Hers was oif .,f the
best showings ninlie -tt tne con vein ion.
The Hank of .loplin reported surplus
funds Just eipial to ?i) limes its orig?
inal capital. Mrs. Church was cheered
al the conclusion of her speech.
When Mrs.. Church was absent on
her (Hp lo Washington, Miss Tillie
Malier, tin- assistant cashier, look her
place. Miss M?ller has also been with
I be bank for a number of years. She
came 10 the Institution as a more
child and has gradually worked her
way to her present position. Mrs.
ninnchc .tonkins, who is the (rdler and
bookkeeper, when -.he married, also
decided lo remain it. her position
rather |han give up lite time in do?
ttiest ie duties. Miss O'lin Mi1 A hoy is
the latest addition lo tile bank's force.
Mr. Cunningham says be will have
none other than women in bis bank,
and he prefers his staff lo any other
in Hie country, no mailer how effi
cioiil I bey may be. No mailer how
busy a man is. a pleasant voice and a
cheerful smile does not go unnoticed,
ami when in addition In care ami ac?
curacy comes a Hille ray of pleasure.
II is no wonder thai the .loplin busi?
nessmen prefer lo patronize this
unique bank.
Bank Spreads Out.
A significant fact, in connection with
the .loplin hank is that the women
have added to its progress!voiiess.
When it was founded by Messrs Cull
nlnghtiin and Case, in 1882, il had
mos) of its business In tile home town,
and catered especially to a few bld
fashioned, long-established firms,
whose heads were Intimates of the
EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY
VIA C. A. O. RY.,
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN.
Special I rain to leave Korl Monroe
8:30 A. Mi, Phoebus. 8!33 A. M..
Hampton S::5S A. M.. Newport Nowr
0:0b A. M.. arriving Richmond 10:45
A. M.; returning leaves Richmond
7:30 P. M. $1.25 round trip.
mj t-th,fr,*ntt
Heard in the Fourth Ward?
That the dee Cream made at Kirk
man's was the liest ever sold In this
city. Try it today. Both 'phones. 521.
Kohlhaf-V old s'f.'il. my lC-6t
founders of the new financial Institu I
tion.
But Mrs. Church lias extended Its
sphere. \Vlibu*sho went into the cm-'
ploy her first thought was (lie needs-:
ally of lllflisillg new life into the oil-1
torprisc. Mr. Cunningham had lieen
contented with fair profits, when they
clinic without any considerable outlay
of effort.
li was not lack of energy that kept
I he president of the hank from ventur?
ing out for more business. He was
loo much tied up with other Inter?
ests to have the time. Mrs. Church
changed all that. She went alter now
accounts, pushed the influence of the
hank into the surrounding towns, and
before long proved lo the head of the
hank that bis liest way to make big
money nut of it. was to keep away,
and le| his woman cashier direct.
Much of me new business enmu
from the operators of the mines, now
in 'lie midst of a bonni: Mrs. Church
is by no im tins chicken-hearted in
ihose Instances that come to all banks,
where the firmness of officials is ne?
cessary 10 prevent theft. She has Ire
ipicntly held up l<ad paper, and by a
careful study of signature:-, has be?
come a skillfull experl on handwrit?
ing.
i im e a country youth presented a
raised chock. She detected the impo?
sition instantly, hut giving no sign, in?
vited the youth around to a side win
.low tu g i hi., money. Then sin- si^
uaied an assistant to get the hank
watchman, and bet?re he knew it. the
young criminal was under arrest. He
ended in the pi nitetitlafy.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
May Ir.r.uc of popular Little Maga?
zine Out Yesterday.
The May issue of the High school
Student, the popular little school
magazine published in Hi" Newport
News illy.h School Literary Society
was issued yesterday. The hook con"
tain:; many entertaining original stor?
ies hy school student)! and several
eiever iirlleh t from exchanges.
Tin' final IsRiin of l!ie hixiklel for
this session will appear early in
.tune. Already the staff is bard at
work I'll this issue and it promises
to he one of I he liest yet g?lten out
hy llic literary society.
MEMRITT HEALEY. M. D.
Loccl Dcy Receives Diploma at Uni?
versity College of Medicine.
Mi'irltl W. Henley, a well known
young man of tills city, received his
diploma as a lull graduate of the
Cnlvi'i'sily College of Medicine, of
ilichiiicnd, ai Hie annual commence
ni. at exercise..; of that institution
he|.| in the Iticliuioud Academy last
night.
The young man has accepted a po?
sition as ambulance surgeon in the
Virgin In Hospital, in I he capital city,
and will assume his duties as such
on juno I.
Mr. Hen ley, will arrive in this city
lomcrr iw to spend a few weeks with
hi: mother, on Hampton avenue.
Long and Cool
drinks ni mo- fountain these days.
, Klrkniun's 2<H7 Washington Avenue.
Kiihlha;;:,' oid nfu d. my IIM'.t
Bargains in real estate. W. |3, S.
VAIKSHN & co.. 2000 Washington
a venue. .". I :;-t f
? BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Notice of First Mcetinn of Creditors.
in tine district court ok thr
UNITKH st.\T KS. co It tur RAST?
HUN DISTRICT ok VIRGINIA.
Sixth Division.
In the 'natter of
W. O. Moss and .1. K. Dale.
moss ,x- DA LR. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupts. No. CIO.
Tu lie creditors of \V. (?. Moss and
.1. P.. Dale. Partnern I railing as Moss
?- Bale, of Newport News, in the
Count v of Warwick and district afore
said, bankrupts:
Nat ice is hereby given that on the
1st day fir May. A. D. 100?. lite "tiid
W. li. Moss and .1. K. Dale, part?
ners trading as -Moss it Dale, wore
duly hdjudlcaled bnnkrup's, and that
the first meet in g of llicir erodbois
will tic held at Boom N". "01 Sllsby
Building, in Newport Neu ?. Va.. on
the 20th day of May: A I). 100?. a
.". o'clock, in tile nfloriioi.i: at whtcli
tone the sail creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint ;i iriislee,
cxani'iie ihn bankrupts, and ira'bFict
such ('her business as ma - pinpoily
come hefore said mee'l".;.
Dated: Newport News. Va.. May 17.
iftfJli. JNp. It. LOOKH.
Heferee in Bankruptcy.
Charles C. Berkeley, Counsel for
Bankrupt. my 17-11.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MON10Y TO LOAN IN RUMS OK $r.O
to $1.00(1, fi per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Ravings Association. Al?
lan D. Jone?. Secretary and At tor
tiny. First National Bank* Uulldinjt.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST? WATCH FOIL WITH COLD
charm: either on Jefferson avenue
or Twenty-sixth street. Reward If
roll!rued to Daily Pres? office.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION HAOOAGL TRANS
fer: office C. & O. Plat Ion. 'Phones:
Bell Nos. 401 and MC; Cil.7... No. 12
NOTICE.
Delinquent tax payer::, take notice:
In order lo make my settlements as
required by law. I will be forced lo
levy and cell for till laxes and levies
due for the year. 100.1 and unpaid on
May 25th, 1900;
j. m. ciintis.
my ll-0t City Treasurer;
3 is oTrro^'oinroTro^^
These classified advertisements pay
the people who aro wise enough lo
place them in the DAILY PRESS.
This page is read front top lo bottom
It is one of the most Interesting parts
of the paper, for the simple reason that
it shows Ju-u measure the wants of
the people; shows business Invest?
ments thai yield milch to the adver?
tiser as well as I he reader. I lave you
?nie Unlay? If not you have missed
an opportunity lo start the foundation
of what might he your success in the
business world.
ONE CENT A WORD
NO AP. LESS THAN 25c
peg o 00 ooooo ob o pooo o o otiti eo oooc ?JLvJULVJL^^JLx^^ )
WANTED.
WANTED?COOK AND STEWARD
wai rant officers' mess. Apply ?.
S. S. ItllOilc Island. niy l?-2t
WAN TED? POSITION AS STENO?
rnplicr ami typewriter. l>y graduate
u| .Master Business College; moder?
ate salary. Address MISs> M. A. W..
Daily Press Offlco. my I5-St
WANTED?OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
furnished rooms with hoard, al No.
1211 Thirty-second si reel. Also
table boarders. ii-i?-?I
WANTED?TO FURNISH YOU CON
crelc building block for your house
or foundation, Wo make n specially
of laying sidewalks and fountain
work. CASH ?t VAUCMN. 2900
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virginia Avelino
tip IS tc
WANTED ? CLOTHES OP ANY
kind or description to he cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or n>.
paired. Work tho best. Prices tbo
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Huh Clean. & Press. Co..211 33rd St.
Citz. 'phone 32S. J. H. Wheeler. Prop.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
MEN AND I Si J YS WANTED TO
leant plumbing,plastering and brick?
laying. Speeial offer life scholar?
ship $fi0; easy payments; position
aii l union card guaranteed; frei cat?
alogue. COYNE Dims.. Trade
Schools, New York. Chicago. Si.
Louis. my 15
FOR SALE.
FOR SALI':-ONE HUNDRED AND
fifty acres of good Limber ?in Oak
laud farm, situated on the main
road running from Vork'.ow'i Lo
VVilliamsiiurg and two miles from
Lee Hall Station; \\ 111 sell till lim?
ber from eight inches up. Pr'co,
fifteen hundred dollars ($ I.iMili i. Ap?
ply to .1. W. CLEMENTS or PAI L
JONES. Lee Hall. Va. my IT-*'.:
FOR SALE?SECOND-II AND HO Hi?
er. I went v horse; cheap for cash.
J. W. & T. Hi MASSEY. I lamp?
ion, Va. my IS :it
I HAVE A FEW LOTS IN FRONT OF
enttlllice to big Theatre on Maryland
Avenue, if.o feet from Exposition
grounds, thai I can .ell to nub I:
buyers al $050 each. Prices on
these lot., will be advnnccd in leu
days. Call quick. A. II. I IHN LEY,
Office. I02hd Street and Midway.
my ii-3't
FOR SALE?200 SHARES CAPU
y.tiyii Mining Stock. $2.75 per share,
if taken in Hi reo da vs. Address
CAPUZAYA. Itox 51f>. City. 15-41
FOR SALIC?REST LOCATED LOTS
on Boulevard and several dwellings.
STEWART R: Ml DUETTE. 133
Twenty-fifth Street. in?: l5-3t
FOR SALE?$2.700 WILL BUY A ft
room bouse in North End. Ruth, hot
and cold water. Range, combination
gas and electric fixtures Terms lo
suit. W. E. S. VAUCIIN & CO..
2900 Washington avenue. B-I3rtl
FOR KALK?A FINE DWELLING ON
Thirty-third street; also one on
Th ill lei h street. See us about those
bargains al once. STEWART &
M4 DUETTE. No. 133 Twenty-rifth
Street. my R-15-3t
FOR SALE?AT KIVERVIEW. A
nice, cottage al a bargain; also a
number of lols. STEWART ?.
MIDC1ETTE, 133 Twenty-fifth
Street. niy ,"-15 lit
FOR SALE?LOTS AT EXPOSI
.lion grounds; nicely localed. 15x25
-?$300. One fourth cash; lentis for
balance. STEWART fi. MID
CETTE, No. 133 Twenty firth
Street. my III 31
FOR SALE?TWO NICE LA ROE
houses, 15 and 20 rooms; nicely
situated for hoarding or a large
family. STEWART <fc MlDOETTB.
my 16-31
FOR SALE?WHY PAY RENT?
when a small cash payment and
fin.on per month will buy a nice
new 7-rooni house with hath. hoi.
und cold water, gas and electric fix
lures, modern mid nplodnto in
every respect. W. E. S. VAUOllN
R CO., 2900 Washington avenue.
5-13-tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?ACRE?CE PROPERTY
libar Ilm city, $""> tu $l5<t per acre,
on easy terms. STEWART ..v.- MID
CiBTTE. 133 Twenty-ruth si reel.
my 15 at
FOR SALE?ONE DRIV1NO 1'IIAE
ton; gm ni condition; leather top cttsh
ion ninl hack. Price. $15. MILL?
ER & OLIiASON, Twenty-eighth
Street. my ll-tf
FOR SALE ?BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
center of city, near West avenue,
only $4.500, Including the ground;
l i'> cash, balance $35 moiitilly; II
I'xnus und hath. A haigain. SOM
MERVILI.E & CO. 5-i:t-?t.
roil SALE?CHEAP. STEAMER
Highland Length. 00 feet; beam.
12 feet. Must he suhl. Address, P.
O. Box 7. Snow Hill, Md.
4-2'J-lf-sii-w-f
EXPOSITION LOTS..WE IIAVE A
few lots near the grounds at. u
haigain. Prices will ho advanced
in a few days. STEWART &
MIDCETTE. No. 133 Twenty-fifth
SI reel . my 5-1 V.P.
LOTS FOR SALE Oil LEASH IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and Eet
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?NICELY. FURNISHED
front, room. 2008 West avenue.
5-13-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHEAPEST PLACE IN' TOWN FOR
Screens. 2105 Jefferson Avenue.
I1KNDIMCKS - UOODMAN HARD?
WARE (*o. my 150t
MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST,
of Hotel Chnmherlitl Orchestra, la
prepared tu accept, a few pupils for
hoih voice ami piano. European
trieihod. Terms moderate. 5-1 l-lhl
WILL THE (110 NT I ,E MAN Wl IO W AS
accompanied hy a hlondu lady
. Monday, 7th, at ? p. in., ordered a
tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
and get his pocket hook, containing
a large sum of money. T. I'. KE?T
IN.;. Reliable Tailor. 21!I Two-ity
filth Street. Newport News, Va.
my 10 if
FRESH PISH OP ALL KINDS?
(Wholesale and retail). Clams and
Oysters. Askew <fc Carter, City
Market. Hell 'Phono 375y. niyl-lm
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and flno backs. 231-236 Twenty fifth
stre;t. 'Phohes. 51.
J. H. CAFFEE & SON, 3.TRD ST-,
nnd Huntington Ave. Doth 'phones
No. 1; reshtonce. Bell 'phone. 41.
S
SATURDAY
MAY 26
FOR BENEFIT
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION.
Fund for the improvements to
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
Admission, 25c.
Every resident of Newport
News should help Ibis move?
ment to Improve the idly.
Buy a ticket, and keep it as a
souvenir. If you can't go.
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION.

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