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The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
petitions Presented.

by AID. OWEN.
or Quality Shoe House, lot pc nase
i'm front of No 3O4 Woodward avenue
Referred to Committee on streets'
BY AID. LODGE.
OF Harry NJ wi rnspss avenue.
Referred to Committee on s'ree'
Openings. p,rproN
az Leo Weise. for cancellation OF a
speciai tax for repaying OF Michisah
Avenue. for the year 1877. Go.
Referred TO Committee on streets, :.
OF Paul c. Renaud, for reduc'ioh u :
personal tax for 1910.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
BY AID VERNOH.
OF Scott Phillips Son. lot PEI wsst
side OF Washington boulevard a' inc
corner of Grand River avenue:
Referred to Committee on stree's'
of Mrs g e Cook ct al, protesting
against the paving OF Forsyln
during the present year p,,ns,c
Referred TO Department OF fuolie
WorAs BY AID THOMPSON. :.
or C. II. stephens. for permission 20
erect four areaways e arouHIR iyar ave-
building at corner OF Sraho
nue. and Ash street. go.
Refsrred TO Committee on Streets
BY AID. FIELD.
OF Leon Cogward. for cancellation Oh
Rsferred TO Committee on Streets'
BY AID. KRAPP.
or Mrs. Philip Mertz, for canoe liatlon
of personal assessment ior -"
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes.
BY AID. BROZo.
OF c. Burkheiser ct al; p'rhs FOR
AGAINST the use OF cement Gurus io'
the paving work on Canton avenue;
Referred TO Department OF fuo"e
1 W ofhS .Yn
az John clifford, for cancellation OF
sidewalk assessment s.r..,s
on Jennings ct al, for the paw
ing OF Twenty-ntth street. extehoihs
from Porter to Baker streets
referred TO Gommi IL se on streets
OF julius c. Otto. for payment OF
claim against city. r,.,ms
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Claims
an OF p r. shipman. for Packard
Motor Car Co, for cancellation OF gen.
eral city taxes for year 1908.
Referred TO Committee on Iaxes -,
or George Maggie, for canceiiauoh VI
Psserred 10 Committee on Streets.
OF Varney a Winter, for permission
TO construct three areaways W ~ nssr -
and Hendrie avenues
3 Referred TO Committee on streets.
OF Marshall Richardson, hiHBer anu
JEFFERSON avenues. for permission 10
erect electric sign. -,
Referred TO Department OF Build
OF Joe Valentino, for permission to
erect barber pole In front OF No. io'
ST. Aubin avenue.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
or Mrs. Jessie c. Hubbard and Mary
Mcnamara. for damages for personal
injuries.
and Accounts.
OF George Morris, for the construe-
ton OF a lateral sewer in the west side
OF Home street, bounded oy JEFFERSON
avenue and Peterson street.
Referred to Department OF Pubic
Works.
or the Peoples State Bank. for the
construction OF a lateral sewer In the
alley in the block bounded by War.
rem avenue. Moffat street. Fischer and
Crane avenues.
or Peoples State Bank. for the con-
struction OF q lateral sewer In the
alley in the block bounded by Monat
street and Warren avenue.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable. the common Councii'
Gentlemen--The Department or PUB
lie Works 20 whom was referred the pc
tition OF George A. Ducharme, ct al, Tor
the paving OF Lawrence avenue; ana the
petition or w. Robert Gambler. et al. Tor
the paving OF alley first ~. OF Hancock
avenue between Brush and Beaublen. re-
spsctfully report. that. the petitioners
are the owners OF the greater number Oh
feet frontage OF real estate abutting on
the street and alley proposed To be Inn
proved. The Department. therefore, rec
ommends that the prayer OF the petiuoh
ers be granted and that the street ana
alley named within the limits stated DC
paved with cedar blocks ana prlek re-
spectivcly, on concrete foundations
IL is estimated that the cost OF these
improvements will be as foliows;
Lawrence avenue--From the w. euro
line OF Second avenue TO the +. curb line
OF Hamilton Blvd. rs II. wide. with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Berea,
Medina or any other curbstone which
may be- bid upon and ordered;
Estimated cost In Berea curbstons; H.
77s.OO i'm Medina curbstone. sl2,2seoV.
Alley first N. OF Hancock avenue from
the e line OF Brush street TO the w
curb line OF Beaubien street, 10 ana 10
n. wide, with brick on concrete founda-
ton
Estimated cost $l.7l0.O0.
Respectfully submitted,
j. J HAARER.
Commissioner.
Resolved, That Lawrence avenue. from
Second TO Hamilton Blvd, and Alley nrst
N OF Hancock avenue from brush "
Beaubien street. be. and the same ars
hereby ordered To be graded ana paNsu
with the material named ana Wulns
stated I'm the foregoing communication III IN
accordance with the petitions referred 70
and the specifications adopted % 'n nS
Common Council and the provisions OF
the Charter and Ordinances OF the CltS
OF Detroit. and further. be IL
Resolved That the Department OF fup,
lie Works. be- and Is hereby ordered ana
directed 10 advertise nve times TOT pIv-
posals for improving said street ana az
lev In accordance with the recommends
ton contained in the foregoing cohIhulll-
cation and said charter and ordinances
Adopted as follows: ,,o,,,,o,
Yeas-A Allan, BroZo, Burton, DeiineI'
Field Garvey. Grindley. HARPER, hindie'
Keusch Koenig. Knapp. Litueneiu'
Lodge. Lynch, McCarty. Mason, MerTut'
q Bricn. Ostrowski, owen Rosenthal'
schultz. Skrzycki. Theisen. IhoInpsoh'
Tossy. Vernon Walsh. watson Hoelier'
and the President-S2
NaNe-NOne.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

RESOLVED. That Whereas the assess
on W side OF Eighteenth street between
breckenridge and X. K In front OF >
~ OF 10, l Is erroneous. as the Walk was
laid in front OF s. IL OF lot 90 lnste .';
The CIty Treasurer Is hereby instructed
and authorized TO cancel assessment
AGAINST the 3 l-2 OF lot No. and TO
make assessment against the 5. IL OF
lot IL Instead.
yeas-Allau. Brozo. Burton. Delmel'
Field Gervey. Grindley. HARPER. Hlndie,
Keusch Koenig. Knapp. Litteheld'
Lodge. Lynch, McCarty. Mason; Me,tta ,i
6Spr;ap Ostrowski owen, Rosenthal.
schultz Skrzycki. Theisen. Thompson
Tossy. Vernon, Walsh, Watson. Zoeller'
and the President-32
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
BE ,es, 1,DrnoratIon Couns,
., Oh. peoartment Of Public Works,

To the Honorable the Comnoh CVu n,,na
-, ms office the following pro-
nosais were received for the construc-
tIon OF lateral sewers:
No. 2isS-In alley IN oiock bounced
snrtngwe1ls avenue and senator
street zoe m
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the common toun n,,i, I,
Gentlemen. Owing To an error BY con-
tracto- the Department recommends 70
your honorable body To instruct ClII
Treasurer TO cancel sidewalk assessmen'
made against South liz OF lot IL. on w
"a ~ Triyhteenth street, between Brock
enridge and r. r. The walk WAS iald
ON ths 8 l-2 OF lot - instead. THIS De
partment has prepared new assessment
roll for the 8. l-2 or lot 80.
Respectfully submitted:
j. J. HAARER.
Com mis- sioner
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Among the Local Acts
OF 1905 viii be found the following:
An Act to amend Chapter of the
Charter OF the city OF Detroit. by add
Ing thereto new section TO authorize
said city TO Issue bonds for the pur-
pose OF providing for the collecting.
transporting, conveying and handling
OF garbage and OF all animal and
vegetable matter and refuse and 10
provide for the purchasing or leasing
OF a site for garbage plant. said sac
tion TO be known as Sec. 81"
At the Common Council meeting OF
october 3rd, 1905. resolution was
or Estimates for October 18th, 1906, Tor
the purpose OF considering and author
izing the issuance Of 100000 IL
OF Detroit.
In Common Council proceedings II
October 3lst 1905. the Board OF Es;i-
mates reported that they had at
meeting held October 27th, approved
the Issuance Of these bonds.
We have verbal opinion from Asst
Corporation Counsel Lawson that these
bonds can be used at the present time
by the Department OF Public Works
with the approval OF the Common
Council for the purchase OF a lot and
for building barn for our garbage
horses,
The lot adjoining our present coll
lection plant at corner OF Twenty
fourth street and Jefferson avenue can
- bobShN loi Sto,VVV.VVs anu mas "A
frontage OF 100 II. on Jefferson ave-
nue. and 925 II. on Twenty fourth
street running to the river barn Is
needed 10 accommodate $50 horses and
can be built for $t6,500.00.
Therefore, this Department asks that
the Controller be authorized to sell a
SUFFICIENT amount OF these bonds to net
So4bOO.OO for the purpose above stated
Respectfully submitted
j. J. HAARER,
Commi ssioner.
BY Aid. Allan:
Resolved. That the City Controller,
be, and Is hereby authorized and di-
rected TO issue and sell sufficient
amount OF Public Improvement Bonis
OF the City OF Detroit authorized by
Sec 81, Chapter I OF the Charter of the
city OF Detroit as amended In 1906
and by the Board OF Estimates October
2Ith, 1905. 10 net the amount OF SEA-
10000. for the purpose OF purchasing
a lot at tho corner of Twenty fourth
street and Jefferson avenue, adjoining
property now owned by the city, and
building barn thereon to accommo-
date horses used for the collecting OF
garbage.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

To the HONORABLE the Common Council:
Gentlemen-ln compliance with
Body October 22nd 1907. | beg TO re-
port for the week ending with March
18th, 1911, there were sixteen n6D
complaints received at this Office and
the Garbage Collection Depot for he
non collection Of garbage and deal
animals. or an average OF two sid
four sixths q 40 complaints per Gay.
Respectfully submitted.
j. j. HAARER,
Commissioner.
Referred 10 Committee on Health and
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
BY Aid. Walsh

Resolved, That the contract entered
into bv the Department OF Public
Works with j. A. Mercier for the con-
struction OF lateral sewer No Ass and
zlSI and with Il. q. Whitaker for Nos
ZOO. 22Ol and 1902 be. and the same
ale hereby approved and confirmed
Referred 10 Committee on Sewers
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Controller.


To the Honorable the Common Council
GentlemCn--There has never been an
inventory made OF the automobiles
owned by the city. In order that a
record may be had Of the same for
use In connection with questions OF
price. storage, maintenance and re-
pairs ! have obtained such an In
entory from each Of the departments
and herewith submit the same with
the recommended that IL be printed
In your proceedings.
Respectfully,
DAVID f HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Accepted. and recommendation con-
cured In
AUTOMOBILES OWNED IN CITY.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
one Chalmers 80. used by the Com
missioner; maintenance and driver.
81 500, present value. $1,000.
one Northern Special. used by city
Engineer. Sewer Dept. maintenance
about $500 per year; present value.
$500
one Maxwell Runabout. used by SUI
perintendent street Cleaning Dept.
maintenance about $500 per year; pres
ent value, 500.
one old Buick. Model y. not in use
present value, doubtful
One nearly new Buick No. 10. used
by City Engineers. Sidewalk Dept.
cost $500: maintenance last year about
$500: present value. 5000.
PARK AND BOULEVARD DEPT
One Rackapd Touring car. used ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Couhcli.
Lateral Sewer No. .lsl. assessment
roll No 7lsl. heretofore approved Emu
49, heen completed according 70
plans and specifications and accepted
for the city.
Respectfully submitted.
] J. HAARER.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
COMMON COUNCIL
,oFFIcIAI-,

Detroit. Tuesday, March IL rs Ssr nv
ths President Pro Tenn. Hon. 'ohn
Prese1t--Aid. Allan. Brozo, Burton
DeimoI. Field, Garvey, Gutmhn rann.
fer HindIe. Keusch. koenig n ,nr,.
its,i.neid Lodge, Lynch. McS ar,SS,'
Mason. Merritt. oBrien, ostro%siS
0wen Rosenthal. schultz, $500 r
Thsisen. Thompson, Tossg prssiI
Walsh, Watson, Zoeller anu 'o
Ala Gutman took the chair. che
Thsre helng a quorum present the
councii was declared TO be IN ~
The Journal of the preeeuihs
sion was approved.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

To the Honorable the Common Councii
Honorable Body that the City En-
gineer has reported that there Is no
expense nor any payment accrulng 10
the CITY in connection with the vaca-
ton OF the easterly 80 feet OF Lot 10,
Cicotte's subdivision Of +. c. SIS
Respectfully.
DAVID +. HEINEMAN
Controller
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen am in receipt OF bid
for the sale OF ten street decoration
at the same price obtained before. to-
wit $1,000 each. T. o. b.. Detroit. |
recommend that the bid be accepted.
David +. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Accepted and recommendation con
CURED In.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
ilnNni.hed 1uslness.

Ala Allen moved To take from tne
.ahla an ordinance laid over Mafch ~
ieIi ~. q. c. y. 3l0( pertalnsS
f,reworks which molten preNaheu'
~ nrdinance was then placed on
the order OF third reading
Third Reading OF Ordinance.
The title 10 the ordinance was
third time. - -aaa
The question being shall TINS
sinance now pass The ora asn
was passed. a majority OF the i aI%s
present voting therefor as tollo1s.
Yeas--AId. Allan. Brozo; 6nEton'
ratmaI Field. Garvey, Grindiey, Harp :
fer. HindIe. Keusch, koenig' hrapp'
Lattleneld, Lodge, Lyneh' osdrowski'
Owen Rosenthal. schultz, skrEyeki'
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy, NSrnoI'
Walsh, watson. Zoeller anu the
dent ,.uoa mas CON
Armed.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

From the ControiIeF.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Centlemen--The following reports
of City Officers for the week ending
Saturday, March Is. are respectfully
cssv Tr.urer,. stsbprse-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

4. o. Whitaker IL the lowest bidder
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder In each case and hereby asks
the approval and confirmation OF the
same by your honorable body.
=" Respectfully submitted, -
j. j. HAARER,
Com in
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
Erom tha Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith submit
voucher for stationery supplies 10.
60 no in favor OF Gregory, Mayer az
Thom Co, said supplies having oeeh
ordered for the civil Service Commls-
sion, formerly de facto, now ae i9hS, CO..
40 this Coumissi sion has been held py
the Supreme Court to have oecn
created without legal warrant, ! re-
ouest authority that this. as well rs
ether bills incurred in good fatth Oy
=, shouid be paid from the Contingent
Fund. To this end. recommend refer
ence Of the matter TO your committee
on Claims and Accounts.
BAViE r HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims erd
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the CONTROLS

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Department Of Public Works.

Referred TO Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
nv Ald Walsh.

BY AID. Nalsn' ,tn-
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby directed 10 draw
a warrant on the City Treasurer IN
navment OF the cost Of the city arms.
II any, on lateral sewer No: 2isl' ana
he A. further resolved. that the CITY
coptroIler be and ne is hereby directed
to prepare special assessment later al
sewer bonds for parts ], :, 3, ana =, OF
asse.sment roll No '7l9l. in accordance
with the provisions OF sections ~ a ,ni
10 OF Chapter IL OF the charter OF ,ns
CITY of Detroit. as amended by an At
~ the Legislature OF the state OF
Michigan. approved June Sun; l9Vl.
Said bonds 10 bear interest at the rate
OF 4 per cent. per annum.
Aid Ellis entered and took MS seat
Adapted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field. Garvey, Grind
Low Harpfer Hindlc. keusch, Koentg.
Krapp. Iittleheld. Lodge. Lynch. Nc
Carly. Mason Merritt. O'Brien, Ostrow-
ski owen. Rosenthal. schultz. Skrzy-
cki Theisen. Thompson. Tossy, vernon
Walsh. Watson, Zoeller and the Presl-
dent.-33.
Havs-NOne.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

DAVID Z. HEINEMAN, ..
Controller.
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Department, Of Public Works.

Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22

DAVID E. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Controller.

Accepted and placed on fiIe.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-22
From the Controller.

Referred to Committee on Claims ard
ccounts
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

regret that she had been extreme IN her plans that
Se mad not at least new evening gown Tor an ocCd
sion like this And she resolved to order one at once,
and try to 90 through the rest OF the time with what
she had
When he came for her a little later. he had never
seemed 50 big and handsome and well groomed. l)id
she only imagine it, there shade OF dlSapP9ht
ment in his eyes when he entered' She felt suddenly
and overwhelmingly ashamed of the little gray GtPe de
chne She had worn 50 often And now as all through
her HE in moments of sudden panicky embarrassment
or self consciousness the words came OF themselves
%Oh, its 50 unfortunate | have new evening
gown that Just came home yesterday; but can wear
It, The waist is quite right; 1t will have to be re-
fitted"
"a new evening gown and you can't wear it, That's
hard lines, Kitten in his big hearty way. "Nhat
color is it?r
Lavender she faltercd, naming the first shade she
thought of.
And you'd look so sweet in lavender, | know you
would! Can't you wear it tonight, anyway even II 1t
isn't quite rght?'
"Oh, no-no-I couldnt'
Lets see it, Kitten-lct's see the new dress
"No-no-wait until its right
"And | venture it's right enough now; at least to
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

statement that no other untruh should ever creep IN
Her intense desire to be absolutely accurate and literal
IN all that she now said made her seem more quiet ana
constrained. But Richard was too worried ABOUT Oar
tons condition, and too busy with the extra WORK
that now fell upon him. be conscious OF th' chalge
in her.
II at times she felt hurt by his abSrdctednesS Dy the
lack OF the personal note his attitude she would con
sole herself with the thought that all TINS was giving
her more time to work out her problem to overcome
failing that she had futilely struggled against al her
lie, but that she must conquer because MS oVe
and their happiness depended upon II.
His words were constantly in her mind III we are 70
spend our lives together if want to Duild up per
manent happiness, we should be absolutely truthful
even in small things" Ah yes, she would be all that
she would make of Truth vocation ana would aeVo'e
herself untirngly to its pursuit.
was one evening about three weeks later tnat he
called up to ask if she would 60 with hlm to TeCep-
ton at the Engineers Club that he had intended %
tell her of it in advance but had mistaken the date
thought it the following Thursday instead OF that
night
y reception at the Engineers Club. Winred knew
that would mean rather elaborate dress affair AMI as
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

he was one of The governors Of the club. with him .e
would be much in evidence and would meet many
people. and she felt she had nothing appropriate 10
wear.
They were to be married in the spring. and She was
irving get through the last OF the winter whou, any
new gowns saving all she could Of her small income Tor
All She would need then She had an intense longing TO
90 to him with as dainty and beautiful thing ts with
all his wealth he could buy for her aftcrward 1t wa
a foolish pride, perhaps, for She knew She would be
the same to him in the simplest trou,Seau and yet
for months She had been saving for most expensive
one.
But now She dressed with sense ii ii-eorn,,r, 'nd
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

wear tonight, You'll still have time 70 put IT Oh.
Bring i, out. Kitten, and let look It over
"No-no!"
"KHteHi"
But why should ~
Because | want TO see it.
But what right have YOU 70 demand 10 See my
gowns to insist upon it IN this way;
WHY. Dear, thought you'd want 70 show It 70 me.
didn't know you'd resent it So
1T isn't that its the way YOU asked me, Your tone
He drew her toward him with his irresistible laugh.
Wa, that il. Sweetheart, Well. now III ask cry
very humbv and meekly TO see the new gown. lie
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-29
SOUTH CAROLINA COURT
HEARS DISPENSARY CASE
Probe Is Begun of Indictments
Returned Against Former
State Officials

COLUMBIA. S C.. Sept. 27.-In Co
lumbia today in general sessions court
there began the trial of one of the cele-
brated state dispensary graft cases
which have been on the docket for sew
eral years. The indictment is against
L. w. BoySin, Of Kershaw county, and
John Ball TowilI, of Lexington county,
both members of the former state dis
pensary board of control; w. o. Tatum,
of Orangeburg county formerly commits
sioner Of the state dispensary; NJ A.
Goodman, a whisky salesman, and Dem
mis- Weiskopf, of Cincinnati, a business
man of that CITY,
1t is alleged that Boykin, Towill and
Tatum. representing the state dispen-
sary, through Goodman and Weiskopf,
purchased from Nivison-W eiskopf COM
pany, Of Concinnati, on May 81, 1905, a
supply Of labels for the dispensary, for
which the charge made was $4,000, OF
which amount IT is alleged that $4,000
was graft that was returned to the
representatives of the state for their
personal use.
The technical charge is conspiracy to
defraud the state. The large supply of
labels. it was alleged, was sufficient to
last the state dispensary for ten years.
but the state dispensary system was
abolished by the legislature in 1907. The
prosecution of the case is being con-
Quoted by Attorney General j. Fraser
Lyon, who was instrumental in unearth1
ing the case The defendants are rep
resented by a distinguished array of at
torneys.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-29
NO CHANCE OF WAR
SAYS MIKAD0'S MESSENGER

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2s.-"only fools
are afraid of trouble between Japan and
the United States" said Prof. Inaze Nj
tobe. who is specially commissioned by
the mikado to present message OF
peace and better understanding to the
people of the United States. Continuing.
Professor Nitobe said:
I'VE cannot afford to lose the friend
ship and especially the trade of the
United States. The trade of your coun-
try is our greatest foreign asset and
practically means our prosperity in trade
relations. Then besides, we could not
afford a war. 1t costs too much, both
in gold and in lives"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-29
dates ARE ANNOUNCED
BY U. S. MARINE BAND

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-The celebrat.
ed United States marine band left here
today for a six-weeks' tour of the south
Its first concert was in Fredericksburg
Va, this afternoon. Tonight Richmond
was favored with an entertainment Fol.
lowing are the dates and cities in which
other concerts will be given:
September 20, Danvill, Va, and
Greensboro. N. c.; September q. High
Point and Salisbury, N c.; September
%, StatesvilIe and Hickory. N. c.; Sep
TENDER 20, Asheville, N. c.; September
30. Johnson City and Bristol Tenn.
October ,, Chattanooga, Tenn; Octo-
Der 8, , Murfreesboro and Nashville
Tenn; October A. Memphis, Tenn: Oc-
tober 8, Little Rock. Ark; October s.
Pine Bluff. Ark; October Z, Texar-
kama, Texas; October g. Shreveport
La; October 9. Dallas. Tex; October 10
Fort Worth, Tex; October IL, Waxa-
hachie, Tex; October u, Corsicana and
Waco. Tex; October 10. Austin Tex.
October IA, San Antonio, Tex; October
10, Houston. Tex; October 16, Beaumont
Tex; October IL. Lake Charles and La
fayette, La; October is, New Orleans;
October 49, Mobile. Ala; October %, Bir-
mingham, Ala; October q, Atlanta Ga.
october % Gainesville and Athens, Ga.
October a. Anderson. s. c.; October Is
Charlotte, N. c.; October 26, Rock Hill,
S. c.; October q Augusta Ga; October
Is. Savannah. Ga; October 30. Charles
ton. s. G..