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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-12
Governor Sprague 80 Years Old.
(Herald SpeciaIl

Narragansett Pier, R. L, Sept. 49,
Governor Sprague, Rhode Islands
chief executive during the civil war
and for many years the representa-
tive of this state in the United States
senate, reached his eightieth birthday
anniversary today. For several years
Governor Sprague has been in poor
health and since the destruction
year ago of his magnificent home here
by fire he has spent the most Of his
time travelling in Europe.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-12
into AN OPEN sW|TcS
Slight Delay to Passenger Train No.
Resulted-No Damage and
No One Injured.

This morning as passenger trat&
No. 6 was entering the yards from
the west it ran into an open switch,
and hunted slightly some box cars on
the siding. The emergency brakes
saved the train from a serious jolt.
A brake rod on the smoking car broke,
letting the brake beam down, which
caused a few minutes delay
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-12

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first I'M
natural looseness of the bowels. 1t
is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by
Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-12

We have bought stock and accounts
of the Dobbs Furniture Co. All bills
owed Dobbs Furniture Co. are payable
only to the undersigned.
3-6t Bailey Furniture Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-12

SO dozen Marsees finish towels, large size worth
IL lie; on sale Saturday at only, each-.~.--.~7c
l case 10000 yards) brown domestic, full yard
wide, cheap at 6 lie; on sale Saturday at only,
per yard. 3-4c
2 bales cotton checks, nice good heavy weight
worth lie; OH sale Saturday, at only 10 yards
for .-.. 45c
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
It's Time to Select The Flannels and
Outings for Winter Garments

Shipments fannels
combine that
must be lowered quick
we oner assortment unusually
Wasting Shirng
Wasting
plads
Tor womens waists chidrens shirts Priced
46c, 48c
Staple Fannes-By Staple Fannes plain
This complete
are to be found The
White FianneIs-A full OF White
broded In the widths qualities 34
7S and a.. at from 25c o $1.25
beautiful
styles to select from. Priced from $500
and shnkable Shown
able for chldrens all OF
the newest color combinations. yard.
2ac Outing Fannes eeExra quality outing flannel
lengths from to is yards Heavy and firmly quality that
will excellent Shown patterns light effects
A regular 1211c outing at s1ae yard.
light checks
quality and heavy weight quality
yard.
Fianns Yard-Ouing
quality Shown white colored
check patterns.
Outing Fianns Ysrd-F1ne
and both light combines
quality serviceab consider extraordinary
t2Iac per yard
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Another Shipment of Gloves This
Week Right From France

And Special Sale 1000 Pairs Of Kid Gloves pair
Saturday will prove interesting, well as busy.
Gay In the glove department. Hundreds Of women Will
want to see these gloves just arrived from France
while they, as we'll Others will to take adyant
age OF the very special offerings FOR this day which will
supply gloves OF high quality price which will make
their cost low enough they be the most
ordinary occasions.
1000 pairs Of women's woclasp French ambskin Gace
Goves-these are made especially for OF smooth
soft skins and come In white, black tan. brown and
gray. glove that should sell for $1OO and would be
splendid value at that price, OS-
on sale Saturday, at per pair. .OOS
-Womens two-casp Empress quality Glace Gloves. made
and pliable and shown In white. black, tan,
brown and gray. dressy glove without the loss OF
service and excellent Ct 0C
Value at per pair lr....................... VAsSO
Womens onecasp mannsh Cape Gloves In English
tans, gun metal black and white. G. m
Priced at, per pair. Ql.VO
Womens elbow length washable Chamoisete Gloves in
natural and gray. Regular cO
75c values at per pair. r....................OI >. OIC
Hte Jouvin French Kid Gloves-Our second import
shipment just received from the custom house. They
real kid made Of carefully selected skins, have
two clasps and shown in black, white champagne,
mode tan, brown, green, navy. raisin and wis.
taria Priced at. G1cn O. o.
per pair. ................ VAs0V ~ y q
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
ELKs' F|NhhCIA[
sTATtMEhT GIVEN
+. 8. Burgess Gives Detaih Of Re-
eeipts and Expenditures in Con-
nection With Reunion.

A complete and itemied statement
OF the receipts and expenditures In
cident to the Elks' reunion, held In
Detroit last July. was submitted to
Detroit lodge, No. "a, by Frederick 3:
BurgesS. chairman Of the executive
committee, Thursday night, and un-
animously accepted. About 500 mem
bers were present. II IL claimed that
the report has been finished much
earlier than similar reports In pre-
vious years. The financial report OF
the Philadelphia reunion was not
forthcoming until Nov. 7, 1t 10 point
ed out.
A summary of the report shows
total receipts OF $92,163.14. and total
disbursements OF Ss2.135.ss, leaving
$27.1S on hand. Unpaid subscriptions
OF the disbursements:
Contract-F. 8. Burgess. $500;
contract--American Elk, 800: execu-
. tive committee, clerical help. w.
267 .l6; executive committee. ONCE ex-
pense, $1,112.36: executive committee,
sundries. $1.655.56; decoration prizes,
$3.50; parade and drill prizes, $o'-
:. O75; band prizes, $675; badges, Vs.
1916; fireworks, t2,160; bands, W.
630.50; grandstands, $5.615.72; law
and order, $243.97: yacht races, $l2S..
10; state reunion. SIS; automobile
committee, $1,745.97; parade commit
tee, $285.59: uniform committee,
$45.75: drill committee, t15S.l6; canoe
committee. $26.5O: concessions com
mittee, $104.60; motor boat commit
tee, 31.0s7.69; entertainment commit
tee. $4.l54.67; registration committee,
$2,8S654; public comfort committee,
$1,14214: ladies' committee, @72.26;
publicity committee, $1,81678; infor-
nation committee, $S26.74; hotel com
mittae, $1,42S.91: decorations, $685.
S03.43. Vouchers not approved by
finance committee, 34,073.85.
The lump sums given above are
also itemized In the report, showing
just where the money went, and the
committee presented the vouchers to
show for them. Some OF the items
are az small as 10 cents. The itemiz-
ed list of the vouchers covers over
80 typewriter pages. The full report
comprises nearly 100 pages.
II IL expected that the receipts will
be Increased by the payment OF a
number OF subscriptions still out
standing.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

500 Trimmed HATS all new styles, made OF satin
silk and velvet Turbans and large styles all nicely
trimmed. Worth to $500. at choice Saturday for
$3.50.
430 Trimmed Hats and Ready-towear Turbans,
made Of satin and velvet; good styles and q large
variety Of shapes to choose from. Worth to 800,
at $298.
chiIdren's Readyto-~ear Hats in black, brown
navy and red; shown in both large and small styles
Priced at $3.50, $1.98 and $2.9a.
UntrImned Hats In mushroom and naring styles:
also turbans and the popular hood styles The very
newest shapes. and worth to 42.75, Saturday 81 1os
Ready-tc-wear Turbans for middle-aged women:
good head sizes and shown In black and colors. Reg
uar $2.75 value. at $1.98.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

such lots or parts Of lots num-
bered 4, 8. 13, IL, 16. 16, II. be-
tween Chaplin avenue and Barker
avenue, Albert Hssselbacher and
Joseph 8. visger's sub. OF lots
to II, inclusive. of r. It, Toms
sub. OF that part OF p. C.'s 257
and 337 W. OF Cadillac avenue
and between Mack and Shoe
maker avenues.
On the east side OF Pennsylvania
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
i. between Barker avenue and
Moffat street, Albert Hassel-
bacher and Joseph s., visger's
sub. OF lots I TO IL, inclusive, Of
X. p. Toms sub. OF that part OF
81 Z. C.'s 257 and s37. w. OF Cadillac
avenue and between Mack and
Shot maker avenues.
on the east side OF Pennsylvsnis
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum
bered rs, %, 25. "a. 23, 22. 81. 20.
~. 10, II. -1s, Is. ~, 10, IL. II, 10.
$50. & 4 = = q between sAes-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
PARKS AND 6oULEvARps.
Room aOl. city HAN. Detroit. .

Room 2o1. City Hall. Detroit.
Oct. IL, 1910
Sealed proposals will be received at
the above office until IL clock noon.
Monday, Oct. ~, 1910. on
Heating system
for the extension OF the hot water
pipes for the heating OF Belle Isle
barn; also for
Clara Bsthhouse Changes.
The Clara bathhouse is located at
Erskine street, corner OF orleans
Plans and speci fications for beth OF
the above can be seen at the office OF
r. y. Van Tuyi. engineer. lila Union
Trust building
Proposals must be submitted In Trip
A certified check for 8 per cent. OF
the amount Of each bid must accom-
pany each proposal
- sssses any - an ssAs - p>sts tAsre-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice

Detroit. Oct. 1s. 1910.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order of the
common Council 1pu are required to
construct; nru; reeomtfpct or repair: or put
natural stone. artificial stone. cement or
concrete sidewalk. according to speci-
ncations prepared by the Commissioner
Common Council
EAST SIDE-B00K c.
" Street m the in nSr,n frah, siae sf Of sa1nSy Pnisy
such lot or part OF lot numbered
l3, between Jos. Campau avenue
Crane. na DsSSiS sSS Of sfsets. sss w"' " 10,
Of the sub of IA secs. 30. 40. Al.
AZ and So Ten Thousand Acre
O On the south side of Finley
street, In front OF or adjoining
ssSea sSe 'Sss S. q S1rts Of lots s.,sn num
street. WIN. s. Cranes sub. OF the
N. l-2 OF lot of the sub. OF IA
secs. 50. 40. Al. az and So. Ten
CD On the south side OF Hendrie ave-
nue.. nue. In front Of or adjoining such
lots %. or parts Of lots numbered Il.
street and Dubois street. M. A,
n. Lacroixs sub. OF blocks ~
and and - Of the sub; Of the 2. y
W on the south Side OF Pollard
street, In front OF or adjoining
ssrea sGe 'Sfs si % rtss e e. lots SS q 1u% 30
and Dubois street. Clark. Lichty.
1tseli and Kings sub: OF 8 e.
part OF Ia sec. SO OF Ten Thou
90 On the east side or ST. Aubin ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
lot or part OF lot numbered !;
Perry avenue. KeIlogs's Home-
stead ,s sub; ,ns;,, Of Q. !, ss s, and lots I
OF lots Sc and 81. ST Aubin Farm
co On the west side OF ST Aubin
ave. In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered 1s,
IL. between Piquette avenue and
Trombley avenue. James s. Hoi-
den's sub. OF the w'ly 1878 II. of
the My $50 IT. of lot and the
ely S425 II. of the My $50 IT. OF
lot s. T. J. and ID. J. Campau's
sub: OF frac secs. 20 and 32. T.
g., r. ~
ave. In front OF or adjoining such
lot or part or lot numbered 36,
between Trombiey avenue and
Milwaukee avenue. Harrah and
Brapdenberg's Boulevard sub. OF
that part OF lot IL lying W. OF
St Aubln avenue. end a part OF
lot is of T. ]. and ID. J. Campau's
sub OF frac. secs. 70 and 52.
(s) on the north side OF Trombley
avenue, ir front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered lis. l16. ILL.,, 12s, between
Chene street and Dubois street
r.. H. Stones sub. of o. l. IL OF
Tneo J. and u Campau's sub
OF frac secs % and s2.
() on the north side of Trombley
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lots OF parts OF lots num-
bered Ia7. 1873 l2s. $50. 1s1 i32.
1S3, iss. 1877. 1873. 13s, between
Chene street and Dubois street,
Elmer n Stones sub. OF o. L. Is
OF T. j. and ID. J. Campau's, -ab.
= frao. secs. 20 and "A
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Every requirement in Fall and Winter Millinery
Will Be Supplied Tomorrow at Hudson's

Ostrich pIumes - Willow and French curisd
plumes in blsck only; good male stock Priced at
$780, $3.50, @to.oo 60 $4,000.
Hat Trmmlnes-Fsncy Feathers. Wings Birds,
Pom Pons Coque and Aigrette Effects; also a great
showing Of Flowers-Pansies and Roses, in all col
Worth CSC, at choice for 49o.
Algrettes In Paradise and Heron Effects. These
are very stylish this and We have an excel
lent assortment In black, white and natural Priced
at $780, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and 5000
Fancy Feathers, Wings. Pom Pons Birds. Owl
Heads and Fancy Effects-the best assorted stock
in the city. Worth to s17b at choice tomorrow for
csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

maker avenue and Chaplin ave.
nue., Albert Hasselbacher and
Joseph s. Visger's sub. of lots
to IL inclusive. of n. r. Toms
sub OF that part of p. C.s 2S7
and 337. w. of Cadillac avenue
and between Mack and Shoe
maker avenues.
(I) OG the east =.ie OF Mcclellan
avenue, I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
&. between Laura street and Rich
ter street Schulte's sub. OF lots
and OF VIM. II. Moran's sub.
OF portion OF the rear conces-
sion of p. G. 15z.
A. are owned by you on or before
the NTH day OF November, 1910. or In
default thereof the same will be con-
structcd, reconstructed. repaired or put
TO proper line and grade. by the De-
pa rtmrnt OF Public Works, and the
expense thereof together with the cost
of This publication, viii be assessed
against said lots.
lsel J. J. HAARER,
0mmnmnlnninAmw.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
:$:s= $== TFIE l. L. HUDSON COMPANY - SC

Common Council to defrsy the expenses
OF grading and paving the alley withtr
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been cou14
pleted for defraying the expense H.
In block bounded BY Cass and We
ward avenues. Boulevard and Milw0
kee avenue. and Is now open to tn1
tion at this office. and Will reuuu0
this office for ave days from The
publication OF this notice Tor the
spection of all concerned All b2m
narceis OF land abutting on. or a93e4
ing the alley so described. heve
assessed for such ifpprovemert
The Board OF Assessors VIII meet
Tuesday. the 2sth day OF Octooer a44(
Al Q o'cicck a. m. at their ofnce ~ 49,
CITY Hall, ana viii remain N
Tor a period OF six hours TO hear 44&1
nerson or persons desiring 70 -
10 any assessmeht so maes..~.xr.n 4
liss) BOARD or. sst-S<s.t
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

(lO) On the north side OF Trombley
avenue, I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
20, between Widman Place and
ST Aubin avenue. Elmer IL
stones sub OF o. l. Is OF r. ].
and ID. j. Campau's sub of frac.
secs. 20 and 81
fII on the east side OF widman
Place, in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 40, Al, 43, between Harper
avenue and Piquette avenue,
Miller and Widman's sub. OF lot
s OF T. j. and u. J. Campau's sub.
Of frac. secs. % and 32
~, On the east side Of Wldman
Place, in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
81, between Piauette avenue and
Trombley avenue, Miller and
widman's sub. OF lot 8 OF T. J.
and u. J. canpau's sub. Of frac.
secs. 20 and 81.
EAST SIDE---B00K Z.
m on the east side of Pennsyivania
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
WE'D AT DEATHBED.
Woman Asks That Daughter Marry
Before She Passes Away.

OWOSSO. Mich, Oct. H.-(Special.)
Feeling that she was about to die
OF cancer, Mrs. Adella Dains. OF Nor.
rice. Is years old. called her 17-year-
old daughter to her and said. Il want
referring TO Henry Allies. the girls
fiance, 10 years old.
The latter was willing the wedding
should take place al once and the
ceremony was performed by the
mothers bedside. Mrs. DANES died
this morning. t8 ~. N's -
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
THE HUDSON STORE.
Dainty and Exquis-
ite Neckwear
Novelties

A showing OF neckwear effects
that includes everything new.
There are many dainty and attrac-
tive novelties In the least expen-
sive grades and In the finer ones
there are exclusive imported hand
some effects In new designs of the
finest materials and the daintiess
laces.
ecarfs.-A beautiful assortment
Of scarfs In the new Persian effects
In Ave shades. and In plain effects
In thirteen colors. They are rs
yards long and q inches wide and
are made OF excellent quality ma.
terial. The greatest offer We have
ever made In scarfs at SOC.
Persian Novelties in Bows, Dutch
Collars, Coat Collar effects. Jabots
and Tabs In pretty and becoming
designs and inexpensively priced at
2oc and SOC.
Maribout Boas and Stoles have
jumped into the front ranks as
popular neckpieces this season and
In anticipation OF the demand we
have prepared very extensively.
Priced at - to $3.50.
The latest effects brought out in
Ruchings, Rulings. Windsors,
Jabots. Scarfs, Fans. Low Collars
and Ruffs In pretty styles and de
signs at a great range Of prices.
Jabots at SOFA great many
styles and patterns to select from
and every one perfect In workman
ship. quality and style. and many OF
them have sold for az high as 81.
Saturday at choice for SOC.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Missouri Pacific Employees Strike.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 2l.--Promptly
employees In II shops OF the Missouri,
Pacific and Iron Mountain railway sys-
TEN laid aside their tools and struck,
ip accordance with President O'Con.
nell's strike order They say they
are prepared to remain out indefi-
nitefy.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Fine Quality Cut Glass

holiday shipment
Glass and have display fine assortment Of beautiful and
artis
with handles
ut
lar price
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

We be buster thans In nA
an exec
md wn goods
Hudson coatsh RI Il very In
an nHA.
WI size our q n
very E%C&EfTH uA
and there Is for ssiec- kMh III w
w Pl XkA
can sell Nights andPa W I kl R1nA
you can procur hem
else,
trade get tiers are
and at nd
$500;
Department, WI ~
state, nt regardless Of yU y
4 II
makes In various weights ~
n q 300 to ~ 4
% garment 1k1 i
Msn's and Boys coats piled ~
we "a % best
~. ~
en IN o and they wear
of fine
pure
q Hat-DoIar.
o
or al I to Sc.
op.
o
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Our Most Extraordinary Showing of New
Crepe KimonoS

design pattern there until have completed stocks
together The used these kionos
beautiful
solid light blue and black One
and both sides
will
%anUs % SosSn sons selection G p ST. to
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
N0TICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE


Detroit. Oct. Il, 1910.
Psvisg Notice Ne. f04I.
To James r. Blsckwood. Louise II.
Dresler, Dime Savings Bank. Detroit
psntS Hspn5tastrIrisf Me-, co ~ .,ats a. Eis M
burn and Dueharne. Michigan state
Telephone Co. Robert Oakman, Thomas
Normal Training School. and to all
other persons owntng. oooupying.. or
otherwise intsSsstsd IN any OF the lots
and parcels Of real estate In the locai
asssssnsnt listrfst sstabiishsd by the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
The Women'S and Children'S
Underwear Event of the Month

The Women's and Children's
Underwear Event of the Month
You know that article must be goodextra good 70
get into the Hudson stock In the nrst place. and that
should make decision certain about buying the win
ter supply tomorrow aside from the fact that the items
ana prices quoted here something quite out OF the
ordinary,
For Women
F1eeced Vests Pants both closed styles.
in cream and white, at soc.
Excellent quality Feeced Vests and Pants In and
white at 3oe
Merino Vests and Pants made OF mixture of wool and
cotton. we-made good-htting and od-wearing gar
ment and regular 81 quality. really extraordinary
value at eoc.
Fine Msrino Vests and Pants in whts and naturai-a
regular $3.50 value, at &c.
Cotton Union Suits In cream and whte-a special
value Ut 7oc.
Cotton and Flesced Union Suits in all styles and
weights Priced at 800.
Excellent values Merino Union Suits all worth much
more than the prices We asking->f.ss $3.50 tt5e
and &z.25
Fine ali-woo Union Suits at S25B.
Fine mercerized Union Suits at $500
For Children
Fleeced Pants and Vests for girls and boys shown
cream and white and natural. Priced at 25c
Fleeced Union Suits and natural boys ana
In cream and white for girls, ct 6oo - S
Vests and Pants. In natural and white Tor
girls An excellent value at 6oo
Special value In hne Merino Union Suits for Girls
ages to II Extra sizes 1t 2R Regular Sizes
csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

Of NJ HURLBUT,
Commissioner
II. w. BUSCH. - ~
Secretary. uso)
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Pieces 81 ~
Special Price \

Tomorrow W oger th1o -
pieces Of Allover Lacoo - =
assortment of designs g. ~
In Imitation Irish an1 O.
effects IN white. cream -
A pleasing lot of per6o4 &
I'm the new styles for 4JI -
ments- f0s ~ i. 8 &
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
45c to $1.50
MarQuisettes and
Chiffon Cloths

In MarQuisettes wo display all
those beautiful evening shades
OF light blue. pink. old rose, Nile
greon. lavender, maize, AZ well a.
the much favored white. Th2
quality Is very sheer and beauti-
ful, the width 45 inches, and the
price very reasonable o. rn
at. per yard. 1.oV
Clinton Cloths for the separate suit
waist In every wanted shade %
match suiting materials. IS
inches wide. and fine, elegant
quality at, per yard
$1.35 and ST.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

From pretty, soft cinging dress of pretty
variety OF cloth dresses for carriage travel
select from this exceedingly grand
price which indeed Durable Poplins
servceabe Pananas arranged designs
desirable shade for fall and winter Some designs
just in makes the showing in both silk cloth C1c
grand for choice or............D y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-18
ASSEMBLY is ON. ORDER STAHl SUIT
GARFIELD Park Shows Up Like Commissioners Meet
Real white City" struct City Attorney
Crowd Attends Opening of
nual Chautauqua. Move as "lmpertinent."
IT WILL LAST IL DAYS MAYOR USES SARCASM
BigeOw Will Talk Direct Thanks Attorney His Som
Legislation" Tonight. plmentary' Remarks.
TOmOrrOWs Program Includes Ordinance Taxing Street
Ex-Governor Glenn. Considered.
Garfield Park Shows Up Like
Real "White City,"
Crowd Attends Opening of An
nual Chautauqua.
IT WILL LAST 12 DAYS
BigelOw Will Talk on "Direct
Legislation" Tonight.
TOmorrOw's Program Includes
Governor Glenn.

Cool weather, the first in more than
q week, and good attractions, drew
a crowd at the opening session of the
annual chautauqua which today began
a twelve days session at Garfield park.
Thirza Mosher gave a vocaln con-
cert of old time ballads and operate
selections at 2:30 o'clock.
This was followed by Sunshine
Hawks" southern humorist, who
gave a grin and laugh producing talk
on Sunshine and Shadow" His lee
fure was full of wit and humor and
kept the audience laughing almost
continuously. He pointed out the frall-
ties and foibles of human nature in a
kindly way which made lasting i'm
preston on his hearers.
One of the features of this evening s
entertainment will be the lecture on
Direct Legislation, the Coming Re-
FORM" by Herbert S. Bigelow. He is
a Cincinnati Congregational minister,
who has been a practical sociologist
and reformer. With his wife he lived
in the tenement district so that they
could study conditions.
The park has been filled with tents
TO be occupied by visitors and by con-
cessions. Their white walls are begin
ming to loom UP through the green of
the tree leaves until the park is being
turned into white city"
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
have a headquarters tent where
strangers and others may obtain in
formation. Other fraternal orders and
organizations likely will make similar
arrangements.
For the first time the Chautauqua
this year is under private management.
1t is on the Robert Bartell circuit which
includes cities of Missouri, southern
Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The program for tonight and tomor-
row is as follows:
Tonight.
7:3O D. m.-Thirza Mosher, soprano
concert.
500 D. m.-Chautauqua Inspirational
Address, Henry Clark.
S:15 p. n.-''Direct Legislation" Hen
~ Bigelow.
Tuesday.
1920 a. m.-Bible hour and devotion
al meeting.
D. m.-Chautauqua concert, Miss
Enid Stricken, whistling soloist, and
company.
2.30 D. m.-"Play Ball." Henry Clark.
4:30 D. NV. c. T. U. hour, lecture,
Harlan Davis.
1880 p. m.-Concert, Miss Stricken
r end others.
$50 p. m.-"Our Country, It's Dangers
and Possibilities Robert B. Glenn, ex-
governor of North Carolina,