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counselor of the British Embassy, is
staying with Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh
while he is searching for a suitable
apartment Mrs. MacVea gh is a half
sister of Mr.. Lindsey's late wife,
who was Miss Martha Cameron. Mr..
Lindsey will succeed Colville Barclay
&C charge d'affaires of Great Britain
when Mr.. Barclay returns to England
next month.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth received
the guests at the Blue and Gray ball
given last night at the Club de Vingt.
A. F. n. Grieg, Of the British EN-
bassy staff. has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Chicago. After
spending a few days at the Shoreham
he has taken possession Of his new
apartment in the Avondale.
Mrs. Hare Lippincott. who took pos
session OF her residence, 2S11 P street.
in the spring. has with her for a visit
her brother-in-law and sister. Wis.,
count and Viscountess de Benghen.
who have recently arrived from Bel
gium. They were in Brussels during
Ino several years Oh llo "dI.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller has re-
turned to town from New York, where
she spent a few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will make a trip to California,
leaving Washington late in Jnue. Mrs.
Miller will be away all summer, but
Mr.. Miller will return at the end Of
a few weeks.
Washington arrivals at the Hotel
Marseilles, New York. are: Hon. T.
Funatsu. Japanese Embassy; T. H.
Dewey. VIM. A. Conroyd. Mrs. Allen
Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Jennings,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes, H. H
Moore. Miss Jennie Peterson and E.
C. Earle, Of the British War Mission
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter. OF Wash
ington. is stopping at the Hotel Chat
ham. New York. Others from Wash
ington at the Hotel Chatham are:
Miss Mary HELEN. Mr.. John r Cliff
ton. Miss Rovener and Miss Mary
Synon.
Mrs. Sydney Lloyd wrightson and
her daughter. Miss Claire Perry
Wrightson. left yesterday for their
summer home in Ogunquit, where
they will remain until October 1st.
Mr.. Wrightson will remain In Wash
ington until July 1 when he will join
his family in Ogunquit.
At the invitation OF Mrs. Cabot
Stevens. honorary director for the
Near East relief campaign in
washington. group Of influential
and prominent women met yester-
day afternoon at the committees
rooms in the Woodward Building to
perfect plans for Buy a Loaf of
Bread" Tag Day, Thursday. June 5,
and for lecture. which Miss Janet
Richards has offered to give Nom
day. June .. at 10:45 in the Knicker-
booker Theater. Mrs. Newton D.
Baker will render a group of songs
preceding Miss Richards lecture.
Mrs. Henry F. B. Macfarland. Mrs
Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Charles ].
Bell and Mrs. Henry T. Rainey are the
chairmen for the lecture. assisted by
a representative group of patron
esses. while Mrs. Walter Mclean,
Mrs. Admiral Grant. Mrs H. We'll
linEton Jones. Miss Ellen vinton,
Mrs. William Chamberlain, Mrs. z.
c. Brandenburg. Mrs. George NJ.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swomsted
and Mrs. Adolph weyl form the execu-
tive committee in charge Of the
Tag Day." with welI-known women
as captains. Mrs. Frederick Fay
Jacobson is vice chairman. and Miss
Isabel Campbell is secretary for Mrs.
Stevens committee.
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had a half hour alone with
Mother Hayes before driving to
Winchester to take the train for
home. She and had talked much
since that memorable day when shs
told me how 1 might obtain q fuller
measure OF happiness by avoiding
the pitfalls into which she had
stumbled But the subject had not
been referred to again
And now that I was leaving. abe
thought OF il again You won't
won't forget what I have told you.
Bess~ she asked
About Crittenden~-
Yes. and yourself also. There
are things devolving upon you. you
know" she reminded. her sweet
voice rising and falling melodiously.
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Sw~~4sA

more they lived away from home. for I
do their laundry work and needing. Don't
you think I have = right TO demand more Of
their pay when I have three younger children
At home,-Mother.
Usually a mother does not require
her children to pay as much at home
as 1t would cost them to live else
where. She Is eager to help them
In every way possible. OF course.
your daughters are under obligation
to give you whatever help is needed.
However. you doubtless would get
q more generous and willing response
from them in this matter. not by de-
manding this help as a right, but by
appealing to their affection for the
younger children and by trying to
awaken in them a sense Of RESPONSE
bility toward them Your daughters
are probably thoughtless rather than
selfish in this matter.
Messenger.
Dear Miss Lee: I bought a motorcycle with
the promise from . public serrcs company that
would be paid = certain salary by them
using this motorcycle. Now they both refuse to
pay the salary promiseu and insist on the Use
70 the motorcycle What can do.-MSSSEN-
GER.
Since you have no written agree
ment regarding the use OF the motor
cycle and the salary. you can not en-
force the promises you say were
made. II you care to you could, of
course. see an attorney
Wants An Answer.
Dear Miss Lee. We are in love with two girls
and I think they must have noticed our ad-
miration for them However, they do not
show By their actions that they particularly care
for ua What do you advises Another boy is
attentive to my girl. uut she ignores him How
can ! show-him she does not care for him.
B AND e
1t is not a girls place to declare
her affection for a young man. II
you were proposing to the girls you
would have a right to demand some
sort of definite answer. As it is, why
not enjoy yourselves with the mystery
unsolved. 1t Is the girls place. not
yours. to show the other young man
she does not care for him
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31
At the Theaters Tonight.

sHUBERrGARRIcK-
Wedding Bells
NATIONAL
Scandals Of 1919"
POLLS
80 Long, Lefty"
BEET.BELAsCo-
''on. Lady! Lady!!'
kEITH's-
Vaudeville.
COSMOS
Vaudeville.
GAYETY-
The Roseland Girls"
MOOREs RIALTo-
Sanncra in The Red Lanten--
MOOREs STRAND
Frank Keenan, in The Master Man.
LOEWS PALACE
Douglas Fairbanks in
The knIckerbocker Buckaroo"
LoEw's COLUMBIA
sherley Mason in The Final CloseUp"
MooREs GARDEN
Albert Ray in Words and Music By"
CRANDAIL'S METROPOLITAN
Owen Moore in The Crimson Gardenia"
CRANDALL's-
Open Your Eyes
CRANDALL'S SAVOY
Dorothy Gish> in Poppy Polly"
cRANDALL'S ENICKERBOCKER-
Owen Moore in The Crimson Gardenia-"
PALACE-Ninth. near the Avenue
The Mans Thester. Smoke II You Like
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of the perplexities we all have to meet and
which we prefer to take to some one who doesn't
love US quite as much as mother. Virginia Lees
Own Column will help you if you'll only ask.
Last night met Herald reader who said
she'd been watching my column since its very
first day. Of course became enthusiastic and
told her of the many things | wanted to do for
Washington people and how very lovely you've
all been in coming to me as you would to an
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ground. ribbon streamers and all. are
here.
One local florist has inaugurated a
vogue for two kinds of flowers in the
bouquet. not mingled but in distinct
masses. as for instance. white roses
and wisteria with inhumerable falling
streamers and loops of white ribbon.
Boutonnieres, each complete in itself,
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uses more than one kind in a bou-
quet. Cultivated buttercups until
the field ones are out are a favorite
and he revels in great set" bou-
Quets Of white petunias and white
geraniums.
Some Of the fashionable brides
are going to substitute shepKerdess
baskets swung from the arm by
long ribbon loops for the regulation
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bouquet, these filled with bouton-
nieres surrounding the hrge bou-
quet This scheme leaves the brides
hands free to carry the little white
vellum prayer book
And. finally. there is the pyra-
midal bouquet. This is a loose
sheaf type and tight bouquet in
combination. the top being of loose
flowers with a firm foundation.
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you you girls who offices could the lovely things
during the hours when The shops less crowded. you'd
write look for the things you can't find during the rush
hours It's my job. you know. you-and my very great
Measure
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are tied In the ribbons and this has
set new fashion Before she throws
her bouquet. after the conventional
method. the bride removes the bou-
tonnieres, one by one, and bestows
them upon the ushers and other fav-
ored ones among the reception guestA
Another florist does lovely things
with field flowers though he never
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31
MAPLE SUGAR DREAM
SANDWICHES.

Melt half cupful OF pure maple
sugar with two ablespoonfuls OF
water until hot and soft. but not
dissolved into sirup. When just
melted add one tablespoonful OF
good butter. remove from the stove
and beat until creamy. Spread on
thinly buttered bread.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31
Virginia Lees PERSONAL Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

doesn't make any difference whether it's the selection of
summer frock graduation present. plans for shower or one
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31
By VIRGINIA LEE.

By VIRGINIA LEE.
When it comes to the bridal bouquet
there is another revival to note. for
any number of Fashions brides are
carrying those round. compact. tail
ored-looking bouquets, precisely such
as the brides Of great-grandma's days
towed to the altar. Lace-paper back
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The Hon. Ronald Lindsey. acting
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wireless Signal.

Dear Miss Lee: What does IS. o. s." the
wireless distress lgnal. mean!-R
Many persons believe that these
letters mean Save our ship" but In
reality they stand for no words at
all The letters were selected because
they were found to make the simplest
and most easily distinguishable sig.
nal in the code.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31

Miss Helen TremaIne. OF Cheboygan.
Mich, has returned from New York,
and is again the guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Frank Scott.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31

Representative Charles Nichols and
his mother, who had an apartment at
the Capitol Park Hotel. are moving
this week to the Portner
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HOROSCOPE.

Copyright. 1919.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31

Mrs Chase Kennedy left Washing
ton on the first of the week for Pana-
ma. where she will join her husband.
Gen Kennedy. who is in command
there.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-31

Elwood Johnson. of Detroit. who
has been attending school in Alabama.
made short visit with Representa-
tive and Mrs. Frank Doremus early in
the week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described Az Torturs
Relieved BY Blaek-D rsught.

Rossyiile, Oa.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, Of
aiis place, writes; "Ny husband Is an
engineer. and once while lifting, he In
ured himself with a piece Of heavy ma
shinery. across the sbdomen. He was
70 sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself at all, on chest OF abdomen. Ne
weighed les lbs, and fell of until he
weighed 10 lbs, In two weeks.
he became constipated and II looked
ike he wouldd die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed 10 act. He would turn up
aten-eent bottle Of castor oil. and drink
Il two or three days In succession. He
SD this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered 50. He was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediord's Black
Dfaught. made him take a big dose.
and when Il began 10 &C. he tainted, he
was In such misery. but he got relief and
began 10 mend At once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his lie TO
Thediord's Black raughi."
Thediord's Black Draught win help you
b keep Git. ready for the days work.
rrv III NC-iD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
G. O.P. COMMITTEE
MEETS HERE JAN. |
Plans for Financing
Coming Campaign
Will Be Made

The republican state finance COM
mitice. appointed BY VIII H.. Hays.
national chairman. will meet ~ Albu-
querque THURSDAY Colonel II. =. Twit-
cheil Of Santa Fr. has announced. A
representative OF the national treas
urcr viii attend the meeting and prob
ably Outline In the committee the
work that Is expected % II.
Other members Of the finance COM
msttee Tor the state are Mrs. Rupert
=. Asplund, Santa Fc. associnte chair
man: George u. Craig. Albuquerque,
Vice-chnrman; Levi A. Hughes. Santa
Re: Mrs Adeliua OterQ- Warren, Santa
Fc: 4. A.. cahOon. Roswell, and W..
u. Murray. silver City. Holm O. Bur
sum OF Socorro. national committee
man, r. a member OF the committee
eN-oficn.
Naiioaal Chairman Hays plan OF
limiting contributions 20 $1,000 Is
strongly endorsed by Colonel Twit-
chell herause OF what he regards as
shc obvious advantage OF getting mum
erous small s~ubscrptins rather than
"a c-omprntvely few bg ones. Every
subscrhsr's support OF the ticket can
be counted upon. Is the idea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Women Ask Stricter
Health Ordinance

A committee froln the womnn'a
Clnh. Including Mrs. Felix nnca, AIRS.
n. j. La5ello and ARA. !. "a. Johnson.
waited upon the city commissioners
81 fheir DoeiInE iuat night and pre-
nauInd = request for an ~amendment %
nn ordinance passed hy The commits
aioners "a their meeting on Dec, ~,
r1i1fise To- the reputation nf employ
meht Of persons IN all business e.
fnollahmenis Uhare food - handled.
The amendment offered ~ the com
mIifte provides thai no person shall
h. employed until he . n she has been
p1fnicniiy examined and uptalned q
c~cfilficafe Of health a that such
c~eftificatr 10 posted IN plain view Of
fHc public in the place - business.
Tho commissioner said they would
be glad 20 consider the amendment
and one Of ms members expressed
hi belief hat a more drastic or
1inanca than NzB passed recently was
needed. The cummitine from the
Xoman'a club believes action viii be
taken promptly on the nmendmeni.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
pukEsgs1R AHREsTED

Welt NeedoHe. n minister. and Morris
I1ltker, have been arrested BY W. l..
Foster. sheriff 81 Ralelgh county.
charged with the operation 81 a
mo0nfhine ssh according 10 report
made 70 tbs state prohibition depart
mont BY sheriff Foster. The still was
seized and the arrests made neRr
NacAies. One hundred gallons Of
mash nnd four gallons Of corr Wits
k1F Nffe confisrated. Sheriff Foster
aI4D rdpoftsa the 8elzure OF two ether
Hit1iE near Beckley and the arrest Of
IfIfa Wood. colorcd, on the charge Of
Operating ~ Of them. All three men
have been held TO the grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
VIII PiEnt Quail In
Northern Counties

SANTA We. n. NJ. Dec. 49, The
quail stonon clcofs December ~ and
Game Warden Thomas p. Gable an
nounced today fhnf the plnisting Of
quail In THE noFfhafn COUNTLESS ~ <ew
Mexicc would be STATED m onee- lie
~ going ~ sIcrf.f. Grant aud Dnna
Ana counties TO make arrangements
~, shipments u tho blrda 10 tho
nefihern counties
The quail suffered heAs1Iy IN the
rcrfh They Hrfe almost wiped ott
IN hat part OF the state although hay
ruifered little IN The aurtf AMI Tho
Esuf warden has teen pAlinf only
Tor lie end OF the shooting season h.
fofn beginning the restocking OF the
nn.lLlln counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
TO LAUNCH DRIVE
FOR j. ON JAM Z
Will Be Held at
University and Needs
of Funds Explained

n. =. Roaenwpid. who was appoint
ed chairman 81 the executive COM
mittee In charge Of raising q fund OF
fi., 600 for the purpose OF providing
and equipping a building fund for
the Home Economics department at
the state university. VIII meet with
Or I'M president Of the university.
this afternoon when they viii discuss
plans FOR the launching Of the cam-
paiRn and these will be announced az
a dinner "a the university on Jan. ~.
The personnel Of these committees
will be considered at the meeting this
afternoon.
II is planned TO have 100
business men at the dinner. The
will not be solicited for donations az
thar time but will he told OF the needs
OF the university and shown around
the institution.
Members 81 the steering committee
NJ the meeting last night expressed
the opinion hat the $4,000 fund
could he readily raised In the city
whom u once was shown what the
needs OF the university really were.
Hut no effort will be made "a obtain
more subscriptions until after tho
dinner. Thea II II planned TO launch
an Intensive drive n raise the
amount in a few DAYS.
The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the "Class''
in CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

49,"
H4NrA RE. NJ ~. Dt6 So.--The
~" #rFIrN designation 20 the ffDun-
II4In NATIONAL cnnrtnu0n frctnDlr
VIII favor ma nomln4fIon Of 01ueral
Coed Cor rftslQfns. |Npfrf0of lara
H,4N believes nnW4tI ~ 4tpHnil-
So sum. 's ss,:s.., '2 esS:sa y. rs'~ nam ~ n
4t4It. ALREADY nave oppressed prefer
rncI for hIus. A. Tor ktfffnor him-
self ne believes that 1lInnf General
Wood o. Coz. erpoule eouId make q
prsHicrnt that would give iAe wet a
5SASl-i wood. In my ppinion.
one who would Eltr = FAIR deal to the
uEHI.r said Governor E1fr4zuio II
understands the west and l think he
r. IntImpaIEs with Abe wc1r.
fIf however. for any reaapn Cen
eraI wood cannot get the nomination
Z would like 20 see Governor SpFouls
n Pennsylvania named ~ the repub-
bean presidential candidate. I know
b. feels friendly irNafd the west. par
~fIcn|ariy IN n matter Of The eeesion
o. public lands 70 the tthtfH.
Either General Weed or Governor
Srronic weuld make . HUod president
for thr west. ] feel eerF friendly TO-
assininncc he gave me az , confer
entt Of governors 81 salt lake city
seeing The corsior Of public .ands.
Tue governor ~ koinf 70 strain ercry
ounce o. nnrr0y 70 Get the ce1aIDu ~
public lnnds through c0nErttE before
the end o. the session uoW under way
N1 admitted. however. that ~ Wnn
a1H1Ible-e4enl nrohahle-iu view o.
fht fact that u II a gigantic tnek. that
ne mnuId not succeed lei n ccasion
81 nnhiIh lands wcuid rtiil he pending
when the next conAree2 r~onfcrtts
II believe We would get General
Hronc'a support II he IA president
then the Eovcrnpr continued, And
hnuu. Ue would get Governor
Hnrrule's n he is In the White
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

LAS VEGAS-The check artist who
visited Las Vegas last week obtained
enough money to pay his way To
.Sanua Re. where he has resumed ops
erafions. according 20 reports re-
ceivcd here. santa Re merchants who
we're duped aver that the man Is "A
slick article.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
HUNT REMEDIES ron
THE CAT INFLUENZA

LONDON--Britlah scamen are surc
disaster Il coming. Scores of ships
eats ARE dyipg of from ftu. The
british Humane society has hired eN-
perts To hunt comedies Tor CAT fiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

SPRINCER-Iast sunday night the
Geyer Drug and supply company tore
was entered by unknown parties n
.aood amounting 10 three hundred
dollars were taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

SILVER cITY-Hidalro county ere
ated from Grant Al the last session Of
The legislature will come into existence
at midnight. December 81. Lordh-
burg becomes a county seat with the
change. The county starts with q fun
quota Of officers. named by tho gov
ernor. who viii hold Office until Jan.
1, 1871.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

More than 700 speries of fund are found
10 b. safe 10 eat and many are considered
xerg nutritious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

LAS vEGAS-J. NJ. Martinez came
into the city yesterday to file n clnim
for sig on coyotes killed recently at
La Manga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

LORDSBrR0-R. W. Aidrich. who
some time 3 took over the duncan
Telephone company. vii con-
troll Of the L~ordsburg Telephone CONF
pany. having purchased same from J..
p. Ailens 10 be transferred january
1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

dance will go "a aid the work Of tho
Associated Charities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
What's Doing
Around the State

CLkYTON-C. L.. Collins has pur-
chased the rnnch OF y. O. Caradon
and Teleafor Cnaados. thirty-flve miles
southwest pf Clayton. The ranch CON
siHfs Of 11fo acres and sold Tor s2s'-
$1,000.
TucuMCARI-Mrs. w. ,. Eitzen,
who has been residing In Albuquerque
for the pant six months, VIII visit
friends here after the firrt OF tho
year.
TrcuMCARI-The officers OF the
Hemiflte Mining a. Transportation
company. and the citizens Of Tucum-
carl are pushing the campaign for
the sale of sixty thousond dollars
worth Of tho rmeiter stock.
RoswE1I-A- W Nicklc. supcrin-
tcudent 81 the National Exploration
Co, here, died al 81. Mary's hospital
fuiIrVfinF a stroke Of pnralysiH which
ROsWELI-Rosweli Is going TO
have another building and lona ASSOC
the stock. which will all be held by
local people. has been subscribed.
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GALsuP-Capt. Aatiack sIys he
viii laaNe Gallup January 2. II Is
hoped this section VIII never be under
martial law again but II 80. then we
want Capt. Matlack Dack-he has a
way OF doinE things thsi accomplish
a. results-he has a way Of executing
orders hat makes un-Amcricans get
up and take nOtlce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-24
COUNCIL MINUTES.
(Official.)
REGULAR MEETING


BrunsWic k,Ga., Sept. %. 1913.
Present: Hon: j, Hunter Hopkins,
Mayor; Aldermen: Dart, Brown, Lam
bright, Leybourne, Mccall and RS
berts,
Absent: Aldermen Abrams and
Mccullough.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and confirmed
Petitions and Communications:
From J. B. Moore. for refund of SIS
street tax and fire paid for his son
W. G. Moore, alleging that the hoy
is under age for street tax. On mo-
tiCn the clerk was directed to Issue
II voucher in refund of any tax or fine
paid fer the boy
From Board of Trade requesting that
Glynn avenue 20 the city limits be re-
paired in time for the good roads tcu-
conducted, by the Jacksonville Auto
mobile Chib which will pass over this
street The Mayor stated that work
hdd been begun this mcrning and the
communicable was drdercd received
and filed.
The Following communication was
received and referred to the Mayor.
Brunswick. Ca, Sept. %, 1919.
The Honorable Mayor and Council,
City of Brupnswick:
Gentlemen: We beg to ask that
you inform us what action has been
taken by your honorable body in re-
spect to the paving Of such portions
of the streets included in the paving
program as are occupied by the tracks
of the City & Suburban Railway Com
pany; whether any arrangement or
agreement, has been made with that
company in respect thereto; if an ar
rangement has been made with the
company, the terms thereof; and,
if such portions are not now to be
waved, whether provision has been
made by which the Company will bear
the expense Of paving such portions
in future; also, whether the City IL
Suburban Railway Company. the City
Of Brunswick. or the adjoining prop
erty; eyners are to pay the cost OF
curli,ie' on each side CT streat-car
I.tracks where the portions occupied by
the tracks is not now to be paved
Assuring you of our appreciation OF
yotir courteous attention to this re-
quest and prompt answer to same,
we are
Very truly your. :.
BRUNSWICK BOARD OFFTTtnE.
BY r. l.. PHILIPS. Pres.
Reports of Special Committees
Brunswick, Ga. Sept. u. 1919.
Hon Mayor and Council
Brunswick. Ga.
Gentlemen: The Committee OF the
Whole to whom was referred the Pc
tition of J. S. Peterson. for permits
sion to operate a moving picture the
atre, and dance hall in the new Guild
ing at corner OF Cochran and Giou-
cester streets, begs, to report rs fol
lows:
Recommending he grant OF a Ii