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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-08-04

We do not favor creating new Of
ticss by the legislature, but we do
think it would be a good idea to
crate the Office of General Inspect
or of public offices, both county and
state. The Comptroller General is
supposed to settle with county
treasurer and auditor, but ne does
not take time to inspect their books.
The grand jury is also supposed to
examine the different Offices but
they don't devote time enough,
and there is seldom a person on
the jury who is an expert book
keeper. This general inspector
should go from county to county
all the year round, and also,
at least every three months inspect
the books of the State offices.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-08-04
DlSpENSARY i1ONtY AND
SCHOOLS.

ApprOpOS 10 the coming cNcIioil
on the question of dispcnsary or no
liSpcnsary, and further as goodly
sum of money of the dispcnsary
profits 60 to tic support of the pub
lie schools of the State, we had an
interview with our efficient county
Superintendent of education on this
subject and got from him tho figures
which show the annual amount the
schools of this county receive from
the disp"nsary fund. Before giving
these figures we will say that the
money that the schools of this
county get is from the State, while
there are counties that get a part OF
the money from local dispcnsarics.
That is, instead of giving all of the
money due by local dispcnsary to
the town and county, part OF the
profits is given to the school fund.
The amount realized from the ;
sto,Too::rJ. The amount received
from the disponsary for the school
fiscal year ending June 30, 1905,
was So, 139. 10. This shows that
the dispcnsary money pays only
onc-fifth of the school expenses of
the county. This, however, does
MT include the special levy in
several of the school districts i'm the
county. The total amount of these
special lcvics in the several school
districts is sS,236.577. This makes
a grand total of all the money paid
out in Union county for school pur-
poses $50, ,729.9G
1t will be seen by the foregoing
figures that the dispcnsary cuts
very small figure in the education
of our children, the amount realized
from it being only enough to run
all the schools in the county frac-
tion more than one month in the
year, taking six months as basis
OF the average length of time the
schools arc in session each year.
The town and county will receive
the greatest blow by being deprived
OF the dispcnsary money, and if
there is any blood money or streets
paved and the highways macadam-
lied with mems souls, the greater
Sin IS upon town and county and
not III the schools if we measure by
money. The six mills, three con-
'titutional and three special, is amp
y sufficient to run the schools in |
he districts having it without the |
need of one dollar from the dispcn
'ary fund. Therefore the schools
'f the entire county can be so run.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-08-04

The water works commission now
=, uuirc the putting III OF meters Tor
all users of city water. I" do tins
holes through the cement pave
mrnts have to he drilled. This
looks like doing things backwards.
Why was this not done before the
p,vcmcnts were put down? While
the drilling of holes does not ma
Fnt n RFaf nth tn ernRFss nRsXSmfaa{ SsHn a6nt Ss! q!
tn" time the pavcments were being
put down. Extra work and extra
expense is always the result of IL
lack Of forcthought and system.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-08-04

for in the Bricc act. This is as I
interpret the law, should be the on
~ phrascology of the ticket.
Tins IS the view taken by this
office in advising as to the printing
OF tickets, upon submitting the
question OF amendments to the
constitution to the people and other
special elections to be governed by
the general section of the election
law
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-08-04
Advertised Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Union
,; Soos ~ for the week ending Aug. 4
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
BUSINESS AGENTS HELD,
BLACKMATL THE CHARGE.
Builder Says Labor Men Called
Strike to Obtain Money.

Charged with blackmail, four men were locked
up last night in police headquarters. They were
registered as John Kingston, mason builder;
Luke A Burke, business agent for the Brick
LAYERS Union: James Calvin, a business agent
for the BrickIayers' Union, and James Doyle.
a business agent for the Hodcarrier's Union
The complaint is Morris Jacobson. Of No. 81
West 112th-st. The arrests were made in
loon at 126th-st. and 3d-ave. Jacobson said
that two years ago his wife built several fat
houses and that Kingston was the mason builder.
He saws that the claim Of $3.50 which Kingston
alleged was due him from Jacobson really
against Mrs. jacobson. and that he was not
legally liable
Jacobson said that Kingston had harassed
him for two years or more. and that recently
Kingston had undertaken to make the collection
by Striking two f1athouses which Jacobson's
son Joseph is at present building in West 13Sth
ST. just off 5th-ave
Balthazer DlenI. the man who is doing the
mason building on the job advised Jacobson. SO
the latter said last night. not to parley with
kingston but to go to the District Attorney and
with that official lay a trap for Kingston and
the business agents in case they attempted to
carry out King5ton's threat.
jacobson says he consulted with Assistant
District Attorney Corrigan. who turned the case
over to Detectives Murray and Hamilton. On
Thursday Jacobson said ne received a Ielep1tOIle
message from Kingston announcing that he and
the three business agents later arrested would
be on the Job yesterday morning.
.'And you better be there with the dough, or
there won't be any more work done on that job
until you cough up " he says the man tele-
phoned.
The two detectives, disguised as laborers,
made a bluff at carrying the hod until noon.
Hamilton said he knew he had carried three
hods and he thought Murray had carried as
many loads OF brick into the building But up
TO- noon none of the .conspirators' had ap-
peared The two detectives had to go to court
on another case, and they left word that Il the
lob was struck that arrangements should be
made to meet the four men in the evening ana
they would be hand.
Murray and Hamilton had hardly gone around
tbe corner when the three walking delegates ap-
reared and struck" the job sending al! hands
home saving that there would be nothing doing
on that building for some time JACOBSON say
he agreed TO meet the four men in the evening
In the saloon mentioned, and did so, with the
two detectives near enough to near what WstS
going on The party had drinks, ana then
Kingston it is alleged. suggested gettlng down
to business ee,
first $3.50 then s175. and finally offering to spllt
the difference
ITS $3.50 or nothing doing" spoke up one Of
the business agents. Then Jacobson counted Out
the bills which had previously been marked py
one of the detectives.
You're all under arrest said Murray, step.
ping up and naming the four men,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
CLEW TO DERRICK WRECK
Rezcard for Perpetrator Of Outrage
at Can Commands Building.

The fact was made known yesterday that
valuable clew to the Identification of the per
sons who partially wrecked the 15th-st extension
to the American Can Company's building, on Tues
day night has been found among the wreckage.
This was a small saw, which had been used in
severing the wire cables of the derrick In the
cellar which thrown down
No one but an expert housesmith could use such
a tool effectively. and the police Of the West
2otb-st station will try to find the The
strike committee of the Building Trades Employ
ers Association will also put private detectives 10
work this clew.
The committee of the employers association ap-
pointed TO take charge OF the strike against Post
& McCord met last evening and resolved to insert
an advertisement in the newspapers, offering
reward cf $1,000 information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of the persons who tr1ed 20
wreck the extension of the building
Tie fact that the perpetrators Of the mscnler
were able TO do their work in spite of the watch
men, was commented
The new men worked without interruption at the
Altman building yesterday. but it was stated that
II will take another day get matters in shape
for resumption of work at the American Can COM
pany's building.
No new move was made yesterday by the House
smiths and BTidgemen's Union. international
President Ryan. who is still in this city The
employers figured out yesterday that there would
be no general strike against the Iron League. The
reason of the employers for their assumption that
there will be general strike given last night
in the following statement made IN oehaf OF the
employers association:
The union will not order general strike for the
same reasons probably that we will not order q
general lockout and we have no fear of general
strike of housesmths. A general lockout is not
necessary and, with the exception of the house
smiths who are on strike against Post S McCord,
they are working on ell the contracts Of the Iron
League. The union. we believe, recognizes that a
general strike would be futile. We are under no
obligations to discriminate between union and non
union men in this trade, no longer recognize
this union. The union would not have the slightest
chance of winning. and would be prolohglng the
fight for nothing by a general strike
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

entirely unauthorized. and is ernphatioaIly disap-
So "of1ciaI report OF such testimony will be
offered for sale by or under the authority OF tne
couuattee and any such report must necessarily De
an unofficial private enterprize
1t is expected that Francis Hendricks. superin-
tendeut of Insurance VIII appear before the legls-
Iafive committee the week after next Lou PaEll'
If Is understood will also be witness
John c. Mccall will sail on the bucanla Io-oaS
stisde him to return TO testify before the legls-
lative committee. -, ~.
decIne TO commit themselves the suggestion
coofained in the Rev Dr. J. Lewis Parks,S Thanks
ling Dav sermon that governors should ask
Senafor Depew to sever mis- connection with the
association Bishop Potter is the president of the
association
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
NEW HEAD OF ELECTRIC DIVISION.
New-York Central Promotes Manager of the
Harlem Line to New Position

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company announced yesterday the promotion
of I. A. Mccormick TO be general superintendent
Of the electric division Until yesterday, Mr. Mc-
Cormick was manager of the Harlem line His
Jurisdiction is now extended from Mott Haven to
High Bridge on the Hudson division and TO Wake
field (Woodlawn) the Harlem division.
More than a year ago the management OF the
Central decided TO install electric system. aud
order several electric engines placed with
the American Locomotive Company and the Cen
eral Electric Company. both of Schenectady, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
OLD DEMOCRATIC CLUB BREAKS UP
Ninth Ward Organization of Jersey City
Killed BY Lack of Interest

T,ha Ninth Ward Democratic Club of Jersey
civ. is no more It was organized in drug store
nine years ago. and soon acquired large ana Wen
furnished quarters at the Boulevard and Fair
rnoiint-sve On Wednesday the furnishings were
removed. those belongpg to the CLIP to be soid
at auction. -,
sand members Lack Of interest. aided 6y ,a1f The
crushing defeat of the Democratic nominees ldst
month caused the breakup Of the club
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, December /, 1905,
ARRIVED.

steamer cedric (Br) Haddock Liverpool November %
and Queenstown % White Star Line. with $40
cabin and 847 steerage passengers mails and mdse
Arrived a the Bar at 4:25 m.
steamer Welsh Prince (Br), Coun Shields November -
r. the J Seager Company in ballast Arrived At the
Bar 20
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Fiji Islands. Australia. etc-Aorangi tvia
Vsnco -4Jec . N
await philippines, etc-Doric via S FL Dec l. m
Rev. Zealand Samoa. ec-sonoma via F. Pee O. m
p I Guam etc-U Transport via FL Dec 10 9 p m
Hawaii Corea, Manchurla (va $ FlDec II, . p m
japan ., = J. =. - -. Dec 1e 6 p m
rrsbiti etc-Mariposa (via Dec IS,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
CENSUS SHOWS BIG INCREASE.

rrbe resujt ST the last census Of the State was
made public yesterday by the Secretary Of state
Tb I,onIIlation Of the state is 2114.14S gain Of
26q az since the federal census of 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

rbs ..oo,a chapser Of "sir Nigel" Conan DoyIe's
sew historical novel first chapters of which viii
snn.sr r. The tribune ON Sunday. December g. tells
sefiow the Devil Came TO Rayeriey, the monastery
sresided oys- 49, Abbot john
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise :05 sunset 4:34 1857 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
4 n sandy Hook Gov. Island 12 06 Gate 200
PM-sandy Hook 1902 Gov. Island 1927 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
GARDEN 27th & Mad. Ave. Eve. {. Mat To-day &Wsd 2
ROBT. MANTELL in KING LEAR

y ga 3sm. RSss sso ea ~S ESv2%s: mds:
4 Ernd and a. phe Bar at 4:56 m November
ur5tyDs Cuban M wright @ xsffse aRsrie9 @ N9ye0f5 fo
Munson with % passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
steamer wilem Rgtsh( Msus ct Pa5snsrtno r.
Eovemoer Pemarar1 Is 10 3srr I Pora csb.io
H. Curacao - Jacmei 81 Aux gayss e., e JereFr Fs =
Co and the HoIland-Amer Line with passengers
malls ss sn4 m aeran AFr6 bu6h a 5f Mar Antwerp
November IS TO Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at
q Ts Bsass Bsss:Pesr mss a69
nodse no 81 = Arrived at the Bar at 3 p m
steamer IqshFsT s H9%s Ssn 81 + &5.sS e9aSS Calais ca S.s:. S
to Bovring Co Arrived at the Bar at m NO
Ps asFs.bt asF IN ss: an
steamer Fnanse MowbEay Colon EovsmH,er e to the
ATri1ad Tri7t at 12S ,,o,.n,,.-
Fi1e Palermo p Naples 18 and GbEaer 6 T. to The
passengers and dse. Arrived at the Bar at $40 m
Port Is caPs Eay is ., @ s23s a4d q S s
T1arua 26 to the Hanburg-Aerca Line. with mails and
nndse. Arrived at the Bar At g m o.orleans
No8smber q With sulphur to L Lucken6aoh on Long
STea seanner e Monroe HupheE News and a. So59ia
9 pss3sa taS Gd IN At R25a5970P gandy Hook At 24o
the Southern Pacific co, with mdse Passed Quarantine
steamer city Of savannah Burrows Boston g the
ocean IS Co with mdse Passed Fire Isiand az ~ S m
her 2s to Beeche Duvsl & Co In ballast Passed Quar-
aHtins al che Sesapeake Dolano Baltimore TO Foster
with nndse Passed Quarantine at I:io a - vy,,.-,
Vinvah. French. Philadepnls 10 Ntt5aI
1I,ds q co with rrdse Passed in in az SANDY hooA el
10 sanay I9; Hook n j. Dec L ESQ rnwnd west Hight
breeze: clear
Steamers Russ DAM Newport News MassaEs91A SSIl'
Perth 5as9y As9y and sahfiaso RaasS Apach and
9syg sgs5ba Toees Anne N6rfok Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Plymouth Nov 3o-sailed steamer Phylis 'br' FOUNTAIN
,hsItsr Der Passed steamer carpsthia (r) Charles
' Neet,Yorl Tor Naples and Trieste 49, -,
Algers, Nov 25-Arived. steamer Ehlcen@o fo 'i
nae Passed steamer lpfeSuInsol (ef1c
IF7rl Clarke New-York for Liverpool - ~ -
D''l5eE S-A-C-York Christansand
mi NJ s-Arrived steamer Idaho C8o. Lovertdse
al H!s,u+0york for BouIogns and Rotterdam
n ul-Passed, steamer Bremen CGer)
Nsircb New-York for Plymouth CherSourg and Bremen
NanJAs Nov 2e-Arrved steamers Slcian Prince tbrl
.EaP I-,dgs New-Yorx. Citta d Torno QtaD. Ferraro
Ney1 sc orr Passed steamer HernistOn CBD. Bain
r1sC iLPassed steamer Tonawanda CBr). Brown
Bombay and Kurrachee for New-fork
TTSut.he Gieske, New-York for Rotterdam
paIar Nov 2-Sailed steamers f1roy tBr). Horn
Navy.York: Algeria (Erl. Wards New York
2g-Arrtyed. steamer Moorish Prince
e5r srrstI New-York Bahia. Rio Janeiro
T1sc ul--Arrived, steamer bremen
tGeI Nierich New York for Cheroourg and Bremen
(end proceededG
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
'Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


I-, For Line Mails close. sails
eSSSSII m
IIie iSsrnnoI C|rnard ..... $40 m 1000 a
5Srbi. 6.1esgov; Anchor ......... go 1900
S.ttnDar- AntSern Ped $50 a m 1890
Curacao, Red D D--...- 80 q m 12'0o M
Ponce San Juan Y & p R..-..... S:go a m 12;VO m
Quebec m m
Ward 1000 a D m
m m
Jamaica. Hamburg Amer II 80 g m 200
6Stp31,asrcIis T,ondon At!antfc-Trans 1000 a
Pennsylvania Hamburg, Ham-Amer.. 1000 a m
ri sud Galveston. Morgan. 800 m
IcI Monte New-O-IeRns Morgan 300 IN
C,oncbo Galveston. Mallory 800 m
Algonquin. Jacksonville. Clyde 500 m
Monroe Norfolk Old Dominion 80. 800
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4
1Aerereon Norfolk old Dominion. 800 m
TUESDAY. DECEMBER .
r2er7nudian Bermuda, Quebec....... 300 II 90
TSiirst Bismarck Naples HaInh- Am 1000 m
Frederick Crosse Bremen. n 9 L. 1000 a m
S,ernania Naples FabFe.
Slayona Naples. Cunard. loo m
Arapahoe Jacksonville. CLYDE ...... - 800 m
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion 500 m
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
BROOKLYN BANK MAY SELL OUT.

The board Of directors Of the WaIIabout Bank.
Brooklyn. have voted to sell their stock to the
Peoples Trust Company, of that borough. at a
price amounting to 1928 a share, and have recon-
mended that the other stockholders do the same.
There seems TO be little question that the trust
stock as the price offered is tempting. The main
office of the Wallabout Bank Is at Clinton and
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
Proposals.
pRoPOsALs FOR TRANsPORT -,

PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT SURfL.4s..s
= -Depot couarternasters ONCE. North - 30
Building. Philadelphia November a. SSS1.iSas ~
posae In triplIcate subject 20 the usual e1l5- sp
be received here until II clock ~ NJ pecelioe CspA
and opened. furnishing this cepot ,t,.asssi
Glassware TInware. Enamel5d " are ana sss1H y
Supplies for Army Transport SamP.es 50, sss -
SchuyIkH this City. Bidiers mus 49,
and time Of delivery Government reserves e.ssrea =
accept any all proposals or any pa rs q
GUARANTEE in 1O95 OF the value OF tne a-tsNcr MI
must sccompany each proposa. Certified he sTEsl
accepted lieu Of written guarantee NJ -riat1s y
BIDS bids based upon samples differing from @ vii
delivery places other than SPECIFIED srtie3ss
be considered Preference win be given - o,f pns
domestic manufacture conditions OF 9u.tgS. or zasn
tncluding IN price OF foreign produc c-.s for -
factures the duty thereon) being equal B4l 80 apg
posas full information Will Be furni7aeN Ss nsoss
cation. Envelopes containing proposals DecsaS
Proposals Transport supplies 10 ne 9-errnssEsE
4 1865 j. w. POPE Depot Oat.le---s---~~
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

The Of entertaining the Kings High Majesty.
Edward of England. conferred on the House of
told IN the fifth chapter of 'Sr Nigel the
new historical the pen Of Sir Arthur Conan
DOyIe the first chapters of which viii appear in The
Tribune of December 3.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

This Afternoon. at ?. LA GIOCONDA-No-dfca
Homer Jacob; Caruso scottL Planeon. Begue DU-
This Evening popular prices, at s-LUCIA DI
LAMMERMO OOR-Sembrich. Bauermeister: DippeL
BsIl-Resky appearance Journet. Bars. Con Vigna
Sun. Evg, Dec. g. at SSo (pop. prices)-GRAND
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT. Solosts-Frerus ad :
Journet Goritz. Bars. and the eminent Belgian cest
MR.. JEAN GERARDY (by arrangement with r F.
Johnston. Metropolitan Opera House Orches
Conductors, Mr. ALFRED HERTZ and PROF
ENGELBERT HChIPERDINCK.
Mon Eve, Dec A. at g. LOHENGRIN-Nordica
Wed. Evg., Dec. 6, at $50 HAENsEL UND
GRETEL. Abarbanell. Alten. Homer. Weed. Mulcord
Goritz Conductor Hertz
Fri Evg. Dec. s. at 8, KoENIG1N Won SABA
Walker. Rappold. Alteu: Knote, Rooy, Elass
Muhlmann. Conductor Hertz
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL - =

York city. Nov % 1905.-Seslsd ggIoS< p =
trplicate win be resolved here until 80, * 8
Dee q 1905 and then opened. for che isces 81
proxiruatey ~ 900 pairs OF Khaki Irols - fusslsl
let's and al material for doing the WORK yv< ., 10 b
by contractors. also new size tickets 20 ~
required from date OF award 70 'I.e.urned ~.
Trousers be received az this Depot am Baak
when completed free OF transportation
for bidding and information furnished on bJSdsE
this Office Proposals must be signed oS 80 80 20 Ate
closed sealed envelopes marked ops "a pe3
ing Trousers and addressed to w d. AA@-
Or. Mr.. Gen'i. Depot ouarterTnsster
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

nsppInE Vim. II. Reynolds, Pres't. THE MARRIAGE
HHHnIUh 10. Mts. To-day & Wd
GRACE GEORGE in WILLIAM ASdE.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

- aud Wednesdey. 2:15
VIM. FAVERSHAM TINE SQUAH MAN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. = =. =.
Thrty-seventh Anniversary Of the PTesoy 3 g.
pital will be held SATURDAY. December = =, a. -
Florence Nightingale Hall School OF NuLs44sSis q p
list Street Address b. the Rev HovaT1 80 ths a
of First Presbyterian Church The HoSptal go ~
School OF Nursing will be open for inspection I5o-
P NJ The Public are cordially invited 70 alteLl-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

circular letter was recently issued BY you.
dated Albany y y. November IS 1865 solicit
ing subscriptions what was therein stated to be
the official printed report of the testimony taken
bv this committee. It not only without the
knowledge O. consent of the committee, but was
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
Meetings.

yIyHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SONS "
i -. p..,,+,,r g, The state Of New-York vi s-t =
held at Deimonico's Fifth Avenue and fa5s At 80
New York city. On Monday, Deceaos5 a. sr5 rzausS
O'clock NJ for the election Of officers an. - %
and the transaction or business. AuenoneIs =, oes
stifution and Bylaws increasing the nurrI[ - no
and members Of the Board ot Managers VIII 0
consideration
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

BABES IN TOYLAND .
Prices 25 So as. S1.oo Mats To-day 3 wed, Eve
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Princess Irene which arrived Quarantine last
night, will dock to-day about $40 a m
TODAY
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

steamer Jersey city tBr, Farmland Bristol November
~ and swansea 4. James ArkeI Co with mdse
Arrived at the Bar 4:5O November 80
steamer Curtyba (Cubanl. Wright. Cabarfen NOVEMBER
4 Nine Bav 81 Matanzas % and Nuevitas Do 10 " D
Muns6n with % passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

REEAET Bway 3STTH TINE IN Eygs s;I5
D&OO ~ * S0ths y. Y. TONIGHT Mat To-day.1
DAVID RELASCO presents for the 2d year In MI
WAKEFIELD yrs,t IN = TIE IIgTr,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-02

nAsu.s Evgs.. Sis. Mat To-day. 2-i5
HSA.aA5s6q "a. III! t t Rogers Bros. in lraIaIi
NExr DrcRy0REII IN -lsEATs Hy
WEEK {THE EDUCATION or Mr.. PIPP- isALB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

two trips? Then We could go to the sea-
shore and the mountains, too.
MY goodness! I nearly forgot TO give
you this subscription. Yes it's for a
whole year. l. get-let's see-tweve hun
dred votes for that don't I? It's a new
one, you know. Tom said he had bean
reading his room-mate's #Tlmes-Dispatch,
but he wanted to help me win, and--lny
gracious! I didn't mean to say-thank
you very much" as the blue certificate
was handed over, and6with a swish and a
good morning. and q Chronological
came expression" out went the Tee-Dee
outing girl with certificate for twelve
hundred votes and a receipt for n years
subscription to The Times Dispatch "for
Tom"
In the State.
IS Out-of- town contestants for one of the
Tee-Dee trips are evidently much pleased
with the recent announcement of a change
in the value OF the voting certificates
which are now issued to them
A yellow certificate, good for two votes
/. for each one cent paid for renewal sub
scriptions, and pink certificate. good
for three votes for each one cent paid
( for new subscriptions, is the rule apply
Ing to all subscriptions sent by mail.
manager OF the outing contest from diff
names In the contest, and have already
secured quite a number Of votes.
Following is n list of the contestants,
with the number Of votes secured by each
up TO 8 o'clock F. M. yesterday:
a n a. g. -