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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-11

left last evening for Conroc, Texas. on
official business.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
West OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
who has been waterbound in North Texas
for several days past, arrived at his head
quarters here yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Taylor. general freight and
passenger agent of the Houston East ond
West Texas railroad. has left Tor ST. Louis
to take part in the proceedings e. the
Southwestern freight bureau in that city
tomorrow,
This is the evening on which the regular
summer night excursion TO La Porte takes
place. and everything goes 10 indicate that
II will be enjoyable as usual. The Bay
Shore line made big hit in luauguratins
these pleasant outings.
MIR. l.. S. ,Palfrey, travelling freight agent
of the Southern Pacific and Houston and
Texas Central railroads, left yesterday for
Chicago and other points, and prior 10 re-
turning will visit his wife, who Is spending
the summer in Virginia.
Captain h. S, Tuggle. superintendent OF
motive power and machinery, Houston end
Texas Central railroad has returned from
business trip to Old Point Comfort His
family. however. will spend the summer
with friends and relatives in Virginia.
The roads continue to send out relief
trains for the flood sufferers. AMI deserve
the highest praise for the prompt manner
in which they have all along through the
trying ordeal of the past week or more re-
sponded TO the calls of charity and hu-
manity.
The first six months of 1899 shows
smaller number of railways placed In the
hands of receivers than during any similar
period since railroad insolvencies begsn.
Only four. roads went into receivers cor
troll, and Of these the only one OF imror-
lance was the Pee Gee. the others being in
significant local branches.
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Springs Colo. on the International and Grea,
Northern.
Miss Hester Mitchell left yesterday for Z
visit 10 Seabrook, the guest of the family Of
Rev ii. ID. AYES.
Mr., j. G, Bernsv of Fort worth. represent
ing the Bradstreet agency. was a guest al
tthe Bristol Yesterday.
Mr.. T. Pilot and family left on the Inter
national and Great Northern YESTERDAY fol
Chicago TO spend the summer.
Mrs o. 7. Holt and mother. Mrs, Seward
left by the international and Great Northern
fast mail YESTERDAY for Covington. VA
Mrs. c. q. Jaoun and children returned
Yesterday from Austin. having been detained
there several davs on account of the late
floods.
Mr. Ben Phelps. travelling salesman for Q
New York house. rs visiting his aunt and
uncle Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kottwts, 1911 Texas
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Gerson and son. Gus.
tave Mrs. Or. ". II Sampson and Mr.. Sam
G, Raphael leave tomorrow by steamer for a
trim 10 New York.
Mr.. William Ware of this city, who is visit
ing his old home in Scotland. writes n lette
to his friend Pete Chalmers, which is datet
from the Golden Lion hotel, Stratford-on
Avon which IN Shakespeare's time was know
as Eye Peacock Inn" MIR. Ware tells of
visit to Shakespeare's tomb and of man,
other interesting Incidents OF his trip,
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THE BOND ELECTION.
Where the Polling Places Are Lo
Gated and the Presiding Officers.

Where the Polling Places Are Lo
Gated and the Presiding Officers.
There Will be special taxpayers cleo
ton in Houston today to determine
whether or not the city shall issue 5000, 00'
in bonds to provide new sewer system
by which the sewage shall be diverted
from Buffalo bayou.
None but property taxpaying voters will
be permitted to vote at this election, and
voters must vote In the wards in which
they reside, the same as at a general cleo
ton,
The polls Will be opened at 8 a. m. and
closed at 6 p. m.
Following are the voting places and
presiding officers:
First ward--Shuptine's brick building.
Houston avenue; presiding officer, Alex
Erickson.
Second ward-No. 10 engine house.
Chartres street, presiding officer, A. era
mer, Sr,
Third ward--No l engine house, Fan
min street; presiding officer. Andrew Dow.
Fourth ward-City market house; pre-
siding officer, Walter Torrey.
Fifth ward-Pythian hall; presiding
officer, Oscar Cecil.
Sixth ward-No. engine house. Wash
ington street; presiding officer, l.. Gus
Mueller.
The ballots will read:
For the issuance OF bonds.
Against the issuance OF bonds.
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CITY BREyTTIEs.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Christian
church will meet in the chapel this afternoon
at o'clock
The Texas quartette will give concert this
evening at the First Presbyterian church for
the benefit OF the food sufferers
Rev Murray Will preach at the Drummer ar
Dor revival tonight. The meeting was re-
sumed last night under very favorable aus
pieces.
The Ro-e Wedding will be given in all its
completeness Wednesday evening, July IL,
on Mr.. Gibbons lawn, corner Main and La
mar
The regular semi weekly excursion to La
Porte will take place over the Bay Shore line
tonight trains leaving the Grand Central sta
ton at and 1880 p. M. large crowd rs
preparing TO make the trip.
Consultation meeting at chapel of Central
Christian church Tuesday at p. m The Cd
iect is that there may be closer cooperation
in any chosen good work. All interested IN
vited.
j. r. Esterlee, an elderly white man, was
taken to st. Iosephs iniirmary In the patrol
wagon yesterday, having been picked up on
Market square in a sick and destitute condl-
ton
There are undelivered kilograms at the of
fee OF the Western Union Telegraph company
for James Ward, Mark NJ. Smyth, Robert
Minis (colored), d. NJ. Foster, Louise Lnrrien.
NJ. Webb. Miss Mile Davy, Lottie Brown and
Albert MilllgHn.
A large. black negro entered the premises
of man named De Sane at Chaneyville sun
day night and secured $3.50 Ia So gold pieces
He was discovered while leaving the house,
however and IN his efforts 10 escape dropped
ali but $50 of the money.
The Main street paving contractors Will be
made TO pay the city forfeit OF $40 per day
for every day after June consumed IN tho
completion Of the Main street paving They
will likely be allowed credit for such time as
they were upayoidably delayed by rain, wash
outs, etc.
City Health Physician Massie has received
a communication from the National bureau OF
statistics, making inquiry regarding the meth
cd OF keeping death statistics IN TINS CITY,
This is thought to be preliminary inquiry IN
reference 10 the census work which COM
mences next year.
In Justice Malsch's court yesterday, sam
Alexander coored. was placed under q {3oO
bond to answer the charge OF burglary. John
o. sommers, on the charge OF disposing Of
morteaged property. was placed under $500.
and Charles Johnson. colored, was placed I'M
der a $3.50 bond for theft from person
There was shown at the Business League
yesterday beautiful specimen OF peach OF
immense size, grown by Mr.. wagner, corner
O, Silver and Lubbock streets In the sixth
ward Mr. Wagner does not know the name
OF the peach but this Is the. fourth year the
tree has borne. and each time II mas pfen
loaded with beautiful freestone peaches, when
taste as good as they look.
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An Exciting Race.

vas an exciting race by three railroads
run from Houston to Galveston on
sa, last loaded with excursionists. The
'ss'on' Houston and Northern left
'ne Galveston, Houston and Hender-
.as next while the Santa Fe special
nm ms ~, IN the list when the race actually
hsers nS " az Virginia Point. The en-
stssro u each train put on a full head
ma sa m The gigantic engines almost
4. TN ward under the increasinA pres
numh hne excited passengers, hundreds
a shor..a" waved hats and handkerchiefs
Sritss n n themselves hoarse over the
! Porr,.c contest contest Of giants. The
s and e gsaed the Galveston. Hous-
|nts Fe henderson s,a a. slightly. while the
kiua, speed and, passing both the other
BET in tha hsu the depot at Galveston
ID ehee sne ~ race amid the plaudlts and
|ilroad me, y, ~, me happy passengers and
r the engineers cab. s' 'ne' bouquets
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Hon. r. NJ. Johnston, Houston, Texas.
Louisville, July 3.-My Dear Sir: Mis-
Annie Hargis and her sisters are about tc
establish in Houston select school fol-
young ladies. They are the daughters oil
a former chief Justice OF Kentucky. long
time nclghbors and very dear friends OF
Mrs. Watterson and myself, and / wish
to beg your friendly interest in their he
half.
Both In character and In scholarship
they are pre-eminentIy fitted for the work
10 which they are about to address them
selves. and they can not fail to prove
themselves a real acquisition to the edu-
cational and personal society of Houston,
Their mother was a Norvel, OF tho old
newspaper family OF Nashville. and In
this way they have n professional claim
upon your consideration. ] shall be your
debtor for whatever favor you may show
them.
With lively remembrance OF my visit TO
Houston and cordial regards to "the boys'
in the office OF The Post. l am sincerely
your friend, Henry Watterson.
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SUMNER THEATERs.

ke Auditorium Benefit - Perform
ancc ut Forest Park.
With the possible exception of the open
night performance, the audience at
! Auditorium last night was the largest
the short career OF the Auditorium Stock
mpany. 1t was the last performance
the summer season at this house and
b testimonial benefit to Managers
iley & Koebig. These young men con-
Eted the Auditorium on high class prin-
lies, and have been obliging and ac-
nmodating to all, and a large number
people have taken advantage of this
portunity to show their appreciation.
% programme was one OF considerable
fiety and was one of the most enjoyable
those that We're given at this place OF
basement. Every one of the participants
the entertainment worked hard to
Pase and amuse the people and they
tceeded admirably. Commencing at s
lock, Lewis opera house orchestra, with
pieces, played number of selections.
e work of the orchestra was very fine
Feed, and it was given close attention.
ncle's WILL one act society comedy,
5 given first. The piece contained
ne exceptionally bright lines and af-
5ded Mr.. Ellis, Miss Tucker and Miss
ties splendid opportunities for some
per acting, which were accepted with
kdit TO themselves.
lr. Guy Hitner appeared in a role new
q Houston audience. He gave readings
several dialect poems of James Whit
no Riley, as we'll as a number of imi-
Ions or burlesques of recitations by
idren. Mr.. Hitner made a decided hit
MS part OF the olio, and was forced to
pond 10 an encore.
Mss Pansy Beverly sang ballad in her
Pal good style and danced the Spanish
ace She is very graceful, and her
pcing was very pleasant feature of
programme. In the absence of Mr..
iiiamson, Mr.. Ellis. who is a prime IA
ne with the people of this city, told
erai funny stories and sang English
u Is Spoken" and did it we'll.
NJ Carroll gave an excellent exhibit
OF ventriloquism, handling his life
inner.
ne performance was closed with
gnaple farce comedy entitled His
Legs There are numerous humorous
apiications In this piece and the cast
equal to the occasion. The people
sentlng His Last Legs" we're:
IA Cailaghan. Mr.. Edw. NJ. Ellis
Hvers.........M Mr.. Beaumont Claxton
40 ~ Rivers. ............. Mr.. Guy Hitner
.Haries Banks. Mr.. A. NJ. Downey
a pahks ............M Miss Ethel Tucker
nohtague. ...............A Anna Bates
oahks..'..... Pansy Beverly
FOREST park, the only summer the
III now being conducted in Houston, Or.
81" ana Mr.. Hyde was produced last
a fair sized audience witnessed
many strong points of the play as
sented by the Frank Readick company.
pay VIII be put on again tonight
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and all hands being turned into saussGes
You don't have to drop Ave feet to gel
off car or climb a CREASED pole to gel
back on again.
The grounds are lighted with electric
lights No danger Of us having to offer
sl,00O,000 reward for the boy who blew
out a lonely torch
with almost twenty years experience az
worker on The Post, all ask OF you is
TO rcmember-not the Alamo or the
Maine. but the Fourth OF July OF 1899. Just
a year after Schley paralyzed Cervera's
fleet at Santiago. There will be no bur-
lesque of this great historic event.
You and all The Post chums come to
Forest park on Thursday next and You
will all have the same old Children's Day.
Your chum, The Goat Editor.
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MALLORY LINE PASSENGERS.

The Mallory Line steamship Nueces VII
sail from Galveston for New York Wed.
nesday noon with the following list Of
passengers bound for the East and Other
i. @. Gerson, Mrs ]. G.. Gerson and son
CASTOR, Mrs. J. II. sampson. 8. G. RAJ
phaei. Miss A. Aldrich. Miss J. Lyman,
Ben Phelps, Bernard Phelps. The list Of
passengers from other portions OF the
State has filled the ship TO Its utmost
capacity. and no more can be booked for
this sailing.
This ship also had an unusual large
number OF passengers on Its southbound
trip 10 Galveston, numbering twenty-nine
in the cabin and thirty in the steerage.
FOR this time OF the season this south
bound movement is quite unusual.
Saillngs for future dates are fast fliina
up and Mr.. Nose Raphael. agent for the
line. is booking passengers far In adj
vance.
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personal MENTION.

Percy Griffin left for st. Louis. Mo. ys'-
tercay.
Mr.. r. B. Cooley of Dallas was In the
city Yesterday
Mr.. Albert Jacobs of Corpus Christi spent
Yesterday In the city,
Mr. s. j. EstelI Of Fort Worth registereo
at the Bristol yesterday
Miss Mabel Davis has returned from Vefl
PHEASANT trip to Wayerly. Texas
Mr.. IS. D. Cherry Of Louisville was among
Yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol.
MT T. II. Thompson has gone to the ID
terror OF the State on business Trip.
The MANY friends Of Miss Maud cameron
fever.
Mrs. DR.. J. D. LAmkin left for Colorado
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An Invitation.

To the Editor of The Post.
This extends 20 you and the entire pub
lie an invitation to attend the only Chill
drens Day. our original Posts Children q
Day. at Forest park.
Wen have all kinds OF races, theatrical
performances. tub races--eyerything. Well
have no fakes. We nave not got seats for
$4,000 people. We don't say that every
thing Is free. because 1t isn't. Everybody
who goes into the theater TO see the farce
comedies pays 10 cents. No reserved seats
at half dollar. No taking. no bunco
work. We don't control the theater or the
natatorium, but everything else is free.
Manager MacGregor, Of the street rail-
way company. will furnish our transporta-
ton and you bet II will be jam up. II
will be rapid and ample. The street rail-
way can put on enough cars to move the
entire city In short order. No danger Of
cigar boxes being crushed by heavy coaches
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morning and will 20 as far as sartartia.
passing through tho inundated valleys OF
Sugarland. Returning. the excursionists
tafter being allowed four hours for sight
seeing) win arrive In Houston at ;sS p.
m These excursions will enable the peo-
pie Of Houston 10 form some idea OF the
wonderful overhows they have recently
read so much about, and AFFORD them ia
voraele opportunity to see old Brazos on
the rampage The fare for the round trip
each day is placed at so cents. The
Fathers OF Waters" Is still on high old
bender, and 1t viii more than compensate
70 make the trim ~
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RaIIrond Note. and Personnln.

Mr.. j. b. Denison, agent OF the fallory
steamship line at Galveston, spent yester-
day in the city.
Mr.. j. N. Wisner, travelling freight agent
OF the Frisco, returned to his Houston
headquarters yesterday.
Mr.. w. w. Kent, manager of the CaIveg.
ton, Houston and Northern railroad, spont
yesterday In the Island City.
Mr. J. II. Hill. general manager OF the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson rail-
road. spent yesterday in Houston.
Mr.. N. S. Medium. general manager OF
the Houston East and West Texas, Is back
from tour of inspection over his line
Mr. II. A. Jones, general freight agent OF
the Houston and Texas Central, Jeff yeg-
terday for Chicago on official business,
Mr.. NJ. A. Westcott, right OF way agent
of the Houston and Texas Central, went
TO Hampstead yesterday on business Of his
company.
Mr.. j. d. Bone. commercial agent OF tie
Cotton Belt. after visiting Austin, San an
tonic and other points, returned TO IJcus-
ton yesterday
Mr.. Tom Lawrence, the genial chief clerk
In the passenger department OF the Nous
ton and Texas Central, is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. c. higntower, travelling passenger
agent OF the International, with headquar-
tiers at Palestine. was among the visitors
to Houston yesterday.
Mr.. W. +. Mcclure, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Galveston Houston
and Henderson railroad. was here yester-
day from the Island City.
The Watermelon club. an important ad-
iunct OF Railroad row, held an executive
session yesterday, and from this time fer
ward 1t Is expected the organization viii
be in full blast.
Mr.. e. G. Mustain. freight AID ticket
agent OF the International and Great
Northern. with headquarters in Houston,
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ofncinIs at Fort worth.

Fort Worth. Texas, July 1O.-A very
distinguished party of railroad officials,
including Russell Harding, vice president
and general manager OF the st. Louis ana
Southwestern system. st. Louis; A. s.
Dodge. traffic manager; F. s. Britton,
general superintendent; H. e. Farce
general freight agent and A. B. Liggett'
division superintendent, came In today
During the morning they looked over the
improvements being made by the santa
ne and the Texas Pacific roads, but when
asked as TO what conclusions had been
reached relative to new terminal faclll-
ties for Cotton Belt passenger trains
neither Mr.. Harding nor Mr. Britton cared
10 talk. They left at noon over their own
tracks for Tyler.
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A Bre COMBINATION.
Effort 20 Make Mobile q Great Ex-
port and Import Center.


port and Import Center.
Mobile, Ala, July 10.--A combination
has been formed by the Southern Rail
way, the Mobile & Ohio Railroad COM
pany and the Mobile and Transatlantic
Steamship company tHorsey Brothers OF
Livorpool) for facilitation OF export and
import business via this port, the rail-
roads agreeing to bring freight and the
steamship companies to supply the YES
sells. The Transatlantic company has been
in operation here for several seasons with
success. The Mobile q Ohio company Is
completing branch road to the lower
Mobile bay but this will hardly be used
for export work this season, although de-
signed ultimately to give the road con-
tinuous route to the deepest water har-
Dor on the gulf, It is understood that the
parties to the agreement are to enjoy all
tho facilities possessed by each.
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NIorran steamer Arrive..

The Morgan steamship Morgan" has
arrived at Brownville with a large and
miscellaneous cargo, and reports an ex-
ceptionally favorable trip and very easy
landing. On previous occasions the ships
experienced rough sailing and considera-
BILE difficulty in discharging their freight
but with the aid of new steam lighter
these troubles have been removed and
henceforth the superb vessels of this great
line will make frequent and rgular trips
to a section which would otherwise be
practically shut out from the advantages
of close commercial relations with the
business world.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Summer homes in the mountains
Of Virginia. North Carolina. Georgia and
Tennessee are reached with SO much ease
and quick time that they are more popular
than ever The rates for board have been
made so very reasonable that 1t Is cheaper
han remaining at home. You can secure
any desired altitude from two to ton thous.
and feet. For map folders. circulars.
summer homes" booklet, or other infor-
nation, please address ]. G. Andrews.
Southwestern passenger agent, Hutchins
House, Houston. Texas.
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The snntu Ee,s Loss.

Galveston, Texas. July 1o.--Colonel l., j.
Polk, general manager o. the Santa Fee
who has just returned from the North
will 60 out over his road as far as the car
can go in the morning Speaking of the
damage to tho Santa Fe Colonel Polk
makes rough estimate of cost of repairs
and actual loss of business at a sum ap
proximating s750000. An army OF re-
pair men are assembling and the work of
rehabilitating the read will be rushed for
all 1t is worth until completed.
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Flood surercrs, uencnt Concert

chhtECTr
Given by the Texas Quartette, assisted b,
Mrs. N. C. Munger. contralto; Miss Jen-
ME Bering, soprano; Mr.. D. Bell. tenor;
Mrs. G. Il. oliver violin: Mr.. r.. l.. De-
Almond. basso. Mr.. II. Lee Beazley. plan
list. At First Presbyterian church tonight,
July /, at Sis. Admission 20 cents
Programme:
Piano solo-"Rondo Capricclosso'-
Greig ............,....H Lee Beasisy
"Huntsman's Farewell'-Quartette--
Mendel.
Soprano solo--"Waiting'- MilIard....
.........,........M Miss Jennie Boring
Bass solo--"Muletcer of Tarragonp."
by Henrion De Almond
.ouartette-"Sweet and Lcw"-Barnby;
THE Wind"--Otto.
Contralto solo--"Once In Purple Twi-
light"-Cowles. -. ..........
.................. Mrs. N. c. Munger
Violin solo--"Cavatina"--Ra
Quartette--"Annie Laurle"-D. Buck.
Tenor solo-"Intermezzo" --Mascagn!
......,.......s.... ~. DISH
Quartette--"Lost chord'--sullivan.
Good Night"
"Sleep, Gentle Lady"-Blshop. ........
.............-...... QuaTIelte
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Al big RniIrond Sold.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 1o--The Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railway was sold
today to e. R. Bacon, George Hadley, Jr.,
and j. Chauncey Kaufman. as a purchasing
committee for the security holders for
SS.510 900.
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Excursion to the Brasos.

The Sunset Will run an excursion tram
this morning and another tomorrow from
Houston to the great Texas Niagara.k1own
as the Brazos river. The train VIII 'eave
the Grand Central depot at 9;l6 q. N. eacn
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Bir RaiIroad Earnings.

Gross earnings of the Chicago Great
Western for the month of June were $515,-
047, an increase of s12s7se. With the
month Of June the Great Western closes
it's fiscal year with gross earnings for the
year of s5.s5S,903, showing an increase
over the previous year of $685. SS.
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Today. Meeting.

An important meeting of the traffic
men of the Southwestern lines will be held
in st. Louis today for the purpose OF
organizing Southwestern freight cum
mlttee to take the place Of the South
western bureau. 1t will be attended by a
number of railroad representatives from
Texas
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oiIinr It's Trnck.

petroleum on its roadbed, with the view
of keeping down the dust There's lots
OF the article in Texas, and the expert
ment Is we'll worth trying.
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|URFSIDE HOTEL,
yELAsCo BEACH,

yELASCO BEACH,
100 Yards from Surf's Edge,
ty Miles from Houston on /. and g. N.
and Velasco Terminal Railroads.
Open from Jnne 10 to Sept. 10.
Most Delightful Summer Resort on the
Gulf Coast.
'CELLENT BATHING AND FISHING.
IOOL. INVIGORATING GULF BREEZE.
Now is THE TINE TO SECURE ROOMS.
OR further particulars. please address
MURISON g. MALIN.
Hotel Bristol. Houston. Texas.
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A Card

The advertisement In yesterdays Herald
relative to Children's day at Magnolia
Park, over my name as chairman, was not
authorized nor signed by me.
Jules Hirsch.