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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEW TUESDAY. MARCH 13. 1923. fHREB JEATOEES TAT.TCS MTO OF KZGITLAB LTOCHEOH HEETIia. -variety and general Interest the luncheon meeting held yesterday by the Galveeton Advertislnc Club declared by members to have the organization's! best enter' effort.

Francisco Raynerl. 2-' consul; made the principal address, discussing the value of advertising In making the most of Gal; veston's attractions resort. When "assigned to duty at Galveston Mr. Raynerl said he had been under the Impression, that his new post was a small seaport, but Tthat he had been Immediately Impressed'with Its metropolitan aspecc and its desira- from the; tonrieta'. The speaker stated that he had seen no fineri beach In an extensive experience as a world traveler.

Fred -M. Burton, a to cover, meeting, spoke on the subject of insurance, slating this of policy had hot'until a few years ago been attempted by American companies, but that it is steadily growing In popularity. The club voted to join the Galvea- iton Manufacturers' Association in a meetintr at somo date next week, when plans for the proposed 'Buy-It- Made-ln-Galveston week and the pure food show and Industrial exhibit will. be The club undertook sponsorship of the latter event, to be held some time in April. i Support of the Galveston club in 'helping the Houston Advertising to land, the 1924 convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the "World was pledged in a resolution.

Several-pleasing musical numbers given by Adolfp Jlminez and Dan Paskowitz. Another leature dress worn by Marion Davies in the film play "When Knighthood Was in Flower." The costume was worn by Miss Millisich. During'the-business cession. G. B.

president of the club, prestd- the gavel to Harry 'Davidson, program chairman, during the entertainment-features. Carnations for each place were donated by Mrs. Brown of the Galveston Floral Company." SCHOOL CHILDREN'S IDEAS OF MEMORIAL RECEIVED Suggestions from school children as to the type of memorial that be erected in honor of those who died in the world war were opened at the meeting of the central memorial committee held yesterday -afternoon at the county courthouse. A majority of the children were of the opinion that a monument should be-erected, while others suggested that a hospital, a park or. a play(round would be most suitable.

Another meeting of the committee will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at the courthouse. A meet- Ing of the committees from the va- rious organizations in city will be held Thursday night at o'clock at the courthouse. The committee announced yesterday that 'Charles -Fowler, and 'John Hopkins had been appointed.as a committee to place' the-; matter, of seeing the of Action." now showing a( the Grand Opera House, before the school CtUl The picture will be shown throughout today and tomorrow, and according to those in charge'large crowds have been in attendance at every performance. About fifty newsboys were guests at the performance last night MINISTERS VOTE APPROVAL OF PLAYQEOUHD PBOGBAM Following are part of the constitution a new constitution providing for-a better organization of the. association on a sound footing, with definite objectives in view for the work organization as a whole, was adopted at the meeting of.

the Galveston Ministerial Association, held yesterday morning at the Young Men's Christian Association. The association also went on record as indorsing the program aud policy for the playgrounds of the city, proposed-by Dr. Henry S. Curtis of Oberlin. Ohio, with the understanding that the program shall include the appointment'of a competent director for all sach activities In the city, and the elimination of features -which at present "are considered undesirable.

THREE MEN ADDRESS CROWD AT BUSINESS PARTY MEET Levy. Frank Mellina and E. addressed a crowd estimated by party leaders at between 500 and 700. people last night in Interest "of the Galveston business party. The meeting was held at L.

HalL A. Lallier, It was announced that ward chairmen must have their credentials in by" next- Monday. GOOD PROGRESS IS BEING MADE IN SCHOLASTIC CENSUS progress is being made in the scholastic census now underway in Galveston. enumerators covering their respective districts. It is ex- peclcu'tliat the number of children ofVscholastic age will exceed the number enrolled last year, when a total .9.944 were: registered.

The. concluded by March according to state GREATBENEFir FROM CARDUI THREE CHARGED TIITU THEFT FBOM CARGO OF SHIP Charges- of theft, were filed against-three men early yesterday morning jn connection with the alleged theft pf a quantity of goods from the cargo of the Mallory steamship Medina. Chief of Police James O. Stevenson stated that In one bundle there was bed linen estimated at a. value of $150.

The value of the other bundle could not be obtained as it contained silks and satin. WTZBESTTUG TALKS FEATURE DfTTLLL MEEXfflG; OTHER SCHOOLS TO OPEH. representation of scout leaders and attended tho Initial session of the scout leaders training corps conducted by Gal- vfestori Council, Boy Scouts of America, last F. B. Markle.

president of Galycston council, extended ffreetlnrs and J. Newton Kayzor explained the merits of scouting from a national standpoint. Games and their uses were exploited by R. N. Spoor, deputy commissioner and head of the physical department of the Galvcston public schools, -woo emphasized value of play in everyday life.

The scout leaders training course is open to all men who are interested, commissioned scout leaders, school teachers (men), church workers. Sunday school teachers, welfare workers, and any others who may be interested. There are no fees attached, all expenses in connection with thOvtourse being- borne by the Galyeston councIL Diplomas will be awarded men who attend at least 75 per cent of the meetings and pass a satisfactory examination on the course. Regular meetings are held at 'scout headquarters at 7:30 p. The patrol leaders school will open this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at Eaton Chapel and every "Wednesday afternoon thereafter.

This school is open to all senior patrol leaders and addition six scouts from each troop. Boys who pass this course satisfactorily will be Riven a certificate rank of patrol leader qualified. The scribes school will open Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at-scout headquarters. Every troop scribe is expected to attend the school. Each troop is entitled to one additional besides the scribe.

In Qalvesfon Courts Suite Filed. TENTH DISTRICT COTJRT. Stlldred Driscoil Edward B. Driscoll. divorce.

H. Kempner O. B. Perot, debt. FIFTY-SCCTH DISTRICT COUHT.

Ex pane Nunilota GremUo, natural- COURT OF HONOR WILL- MEET THURSDAY. NIGHT The court'of honor of Galveston Council. Boy- Scouts of America, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in the office of Judge Robert.G. Street, county The examining committee of the court will meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock in 3udse room to uwm merit badges and to approve tests. NEW YORK EDITOR AND EDUCATOR TO SPEAK HERE, Dr.

Curtis Lee Laws of New Tork. editor, of the Watchman and, Exam- it'er and a religious educator of the be in the city tomorrow and Thursday and. will deliver addresses at the First Baptist Church at 3 tomorrow.and Thursday afternoons and at 7:45 o'clock "tomorrow and Thursday nights. The topic for his address tomorrow afternoon is "The Christian and His Walk With God." Tomorrow night he will take as his topic "The Christian and His Worth to God and "The Christian and-His Patience" will be the topic of his address Thursday afternoon, while Thursday will deliver an PROGRAM WILL FOLLOW COH CERT AT AUDIT01IUX 01 TTTESDAY.MAECHSO. Following the concert to given Tuesday night.

March JO. at the cit; auditorium by the Longhbrn Ban of the University of Texas, a danc will be eivon those attending-, it announce yesterday by Cohen; preai dent of the Galveeton Athletic Association; which of the band here. Arrangements were -completed Mr. Cohen whereby the dance pro gram will be rendered by. the "step ping steers orchestra an organization selected 'from th band at large.

The concert program wilbstart at 8:15 o'clock, and it Is expected that the. dance program will begin at'tfl o'clock. addition to the usual concert numbers, special features will in elude "Oho-Wonderful Night." fea tuning Dot Du Mars and Jaybird Thomas: "In No Sense Aboard." Broom Meadows and sfevera selections by the "Stepping Burnett Pharr is director. Othe soloists Include: Frank' Meadows Walter Lee Newson. Harold A.

Cory and Miss Dorothy -Du Mars. Press notices are extremely flat tering and wherever the band has appeared throughout the Southwest, it has been enthusiastically received Harry Hauser and W. Warrine are the Galvestoniaris listed among the baud, and D. Danforth is from Texas City. GOVERNMENT ENGINEER TO MAKE TEST kirk H.

Logan, electrical of the' bureau-of standards. ington. r. CX. arrived in Galveston yesterday for the purpose of makins an electrolysis test here.

Mr. Logan visited, the superintendent of waterworks and outlined Tils method of --ocedure in making the survey In the afternoon Mr. Logan visited the- several cable, telegraph gas companies and discussed the test with, of these organ Izations, All parties interested in the survey are asked to meet the engineer tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the city hall, which time the procedure and purpose of the survey will be discussed. address on "The Christian, and His Georgia Lady Says She Has Avoided Much Suffering by Taking This Weil-Known Tonic Medicine." UNITED -STATES. DISTRICT COURT.

South Texas Lumber Companj; Steamship Line; respondent ordered to pay libellant $193:87 as freight and' further ium of $12.23 as. overcharge on consular fees; libel; In all other respects dismissed. TENTH DISTRICT COURT. 9 3'. C.

udge. State, ef Texas 'Thomas octtled nnd dismissed. Man-nice LJewseo. The following to marry have been Issued out of the office of County Clerk" George F. Burgess: Elmer Davidson and Pearl Klzer.

Willie M. Majaey und Lettle Mae Julio- son. Kearney and Erma Lewis. Roosevelt Herndon and Loona Smith. In Local Around the City Clyattvllle, a statement which she gave at her home on F.

D. 1, here, Mrs. T. Copeland "I have, I believe, avoided a good deal" of suffering by the' use of Cardul, and am convinced that it h'as been of 'great benefit to me. "Before the'birth of-two of ray children I grew so weaJt and nervous I could' hardly go and suffered I had a friend told me of Cardui, so the next time when I grew so weak and run-down, I began to use it- I used It three months.

nervous. baby, and I really believe it was because I built up my strength with this splendid tonic." Cardui has been in successful use for more than forty years. Thousands pf women have written to tell of results obtained by taking.Cardui, and to recommend it mild, harmless, purely I grew stronger and less The baby- was stronger IJe The ffoHowlnsr llcenaea for new ant mobiles have been issued out of the office of State and County Tax Collector William C. Lotbrop: A. A.

Terrell. HOI' Sixteenth street, Dort. 216071. C. H05 Avenue B.

Poid. No. S2S072. Georcre M. Jacobs, Alta Ixma.

'Ford, No. 226073.. W. Cowcrt. Kemah, Ford.

226076. Brcella. Avenue PV4. JJ6077. Kirk Newton.

League City. Ford. No. 22607S. P.

Belluomlnl, 1601 Avenue Ford, No. 226073. '-An There.Was moaning an The 'of Intention. following declarations of Inten- to others. It is a vegetable medicinal prcparaUon--a.

product of practical experience, scientific investigation -and pharmaceutical skill. For Thin Falling Hair Use Cuticura If yoor scalp ii Irritated ind your hair dry end falling out In try this treatment; Tench spots dandruff and itching with Cmlcura i Ointment and follow with hot shampoo of Cutlcurm Nothing better than Cuticura for all ikin and tuisto luVTrM kj Addroi: "OiHnrt Uk- Sold Olntm.nl2SuxlMe. cm Soee wllbem tlon'on the part of aliens to become citizens of the United -'States have been' filed In the office of District Clerk James C. Gensler: Giovanni Lafora, 23 years old: born in Acltrezzo. Italy; came to United States via New.

York, -March 20, 1320; rouldci at 101-1 Avenue D. Mario. Prancesc, 25 years' old; born In Acltreazo, Italy; came to the United States via Philadelphia, Feb. 16, 1921; reldcfl at. 1014 Avenue D.

Fritz Osslcn Penwon, 30 years old; born In Vcr SaJIcrup, came to United States via Xew Orleans, Feb. 4 1923: resides at 1914 Avenue D. Real Estate Tnunfere. The following transfers ot real estate have been filed for record In the office of County Clerk George F. Burgess: A.

K. Webster to Speros D. Andre- choclcos; lot 3, southeast block of outlot 133: etc. Charles Daferncr and Ifo to William Improvements: $1.350. Forrest R.

Cobb to B. Ixckhart. trustee for the Galveaton Trust and Snfe Deposit lot 4. block 316, with Improvements: 110 eld Hiram O. Young and wlfo to Forrest Cobb.

lota 9 and 10, block 135. with Ini- piovemcnts; Suaan DelcsdcnUer Crane to Otto Peters and wife: lot 'A, block 614. with E. Johnson, lots 0 and 10, block 135, with Improvements- 1760.. Mrs.

J. C. Keljo to P. J. Clarke, lot 5.

northeast quarter of outiot- 1.16: J8SO. Nicholas Dtnan to M. Boffuskl. lot 14, block 273, with Improvements; J4.200. Pcderson et al to John Jones.

lot 27. northwest lin.lt of lot 34. Perry A Austin league; J750. Thomas GogKan It Bro. ct al to Brw nest Babb, lot 1.

northeast Quarter of outiot 136: JUOO. grroanlng at Cosmopolitan studios recently during the filming Of the elaborate Paramount production. Knighthood Was in starring Marion Davies, which wil be the.feature at the Queen Theater today, Wednesday and Thursday. In this day of freedom for it went pretty hard for the queen, the princess and the ladies in wait ing to confine their waists in the stiff stays which the costumes of the period demand. Miss Davies who plays the part of Princess Mai-y Tudor, was-the most uncomplaining- of the lot and cheerfully donned her tiff, high-necked, waists and long full skirts everv day.

"When Knighthood Was in Flower" was adapted to the screen from the stirring novel by Charles Major. It tells. the real liie romance of Princess Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon. Energetic! -enjoy new lift with Dr KINGS PILLS -for constipation A Conservative Serviceable Bank bank Btacei it the of depositors Its complete modern service. It Is the aim of IU to rendo- At- the Trcmant.

An advance notice says: Telegraphy in the dense 'jungles of'Africa. Telegraphy, according to lexicographers, is transmitting of messages or signals by means 'ot various apparatus or devices. In the big'Paramount production, "Drums of Fate," featuring ilary Miles Minter, the natives use.as a means of transmitting their, messages huge, drums. It is said that these drums-, can be heard for miles through the jungles, assembling the tribes, or warning of the approach of a safari. The signal of the drums In the junges is to the native children what the fire alarm is to the children of today, a sign for some new "Druins of Fate" will appear today only at the Tremont Theater.

At Dixie Wo. 1. An advance notice says: It used to be a. tradition that all vampires had midnight tresses, while any girl, no matter what her. disposition, was a she had blonde hair.

But in "Poor Men's Wives" this theory is entirely disproved. The Al LJchtman attraction, which plays at the Dixie No. 1 Theater today, gets away from this tradition, which probably arose from the popularity and imitation of Mary Pickford and Theda Sara's exponents i and vampire respectively. For Barbara La Marr, the heroine of the Schulberg- special, very dark, but she is a "sympathetic" type, and the nearest approach to a vam- piro in the picture is Betty Francisco, an unusually light type. At.

the Key. An advance notice says: "One Million in Jewels," plays at the Key Theater today, is described as a melodrama'" of the secret service, dealing with the efforts of Burke, ace of operatives, tOv frustrate the plot of a band of smugglers to smuggle a wonderful collection of jewels into this 'country. At the head of the band is a beautiful woman who fears Burku and at the same time lovia him. This situation brings about many surprises and narrow escapes for both. These: roles arc played by Helen Holmes and J.

P. McGowan others in the cast- being Elinor Fair. Charles Craig and Gordon Standing. Qalvcston County PricndiTTood. Special to The Nowc.

Friendswood. March 12.. Swartz and daughter. Leona, of Lcagruo City, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs, F.

Harvey yesterday, Mrs. G. L. Darrow was a Saturday visitor in League City. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK lets.

at Galvmton. --i and C. Garrctson We solicit your drove to Aldine yesterday. Mr. and F.

J. Brown, who have been Ill-'at tho home of their daughter, Mrs. George S. Durnnt, In returned to their home hero Miss Lora Ruege hero from Alvln yesterday. 1023.

PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION -The, Galveston Playground Association will meet in regular session this at 5:15 o'clock at the Ball High. School. KIWANIS T. Eldridge vice president of the Imperial Sugar Company of Sugarland. will be the speaker today at the regular weekly luncheon of Kiwariis Club at the Hotel Galvez.

J. Butler will-preside. MARINE CORPS--Plans for, a membership dance in the near future and a discussion of'the'proposed war memorial will feature therneeting of the Marine Corps Veterans' Association, to be held at 8 o'clock-'tonight at the MorrlB city garbage wagon driven J. Rod- sers collided with a pole- at Fifty-first street and Avenue yesterday afternoon, about Johnny Green, a- wajron. conveyed-'to the J6hn Sealy Hospital in a private car, suffering-from minor to-a report made by the police.

Texas ljiefs Vital Goiiad. March 100 more births than deaths reported. In Goliad County for '1922, to to County Clerk J. C- Arnold- There were 14S. births recorded and only 48 deaths.

SomerviDe Maochnwm Somerville, March vllte has. been awarded the' maximum, pood fire record credit of 15 per-cent for the tenth consecutive Although fire losses are small and a 'rood company. Is on the job, plans an being made for still better Hone Company Georgetown. March Hose Company No. 1 has elected the lo-winff officers for the ensuing- year: Sidney Purl, foreman; James R.

Shaw, first assistant foreman; Thomas P. Miles, second assistant foreman; George Keahey, secretary-treasurer. Enter Waelder. March Vfaelder Motor Company and the David Bertram grocery store here -were entered by thieves. Two pistols were taken from the motor company and some jewelry from the grocery store.

The safe of the motor company- was not molested. Delecmteii Named. "-'Hearne. March H. and Mrs.

B. Kenner have been elected delegate and alternate, respectively, from the Hearne Shakespeare Club to the fourth meeting of the Texas Federation otj Women's Clubs to be held ill Beaumont 'In' April. To Elect School Troteee. March. election for school trustees for the Leggett Independent School District trill be held.on April M.

Leg-sett was appointed election judge and J. J. '-Brack arid N. F. Hayes clerks: C.

J. Plnckard was elected to take census. Killed. Elgin. March Richmond Lee, negro.

24 years' old, while out ridlric two from town, was instantly killed as his car turned over. His chest was crushed with the steering wheel. He was accompanied by his mother, father and a negro preacher from here, and they escaped with minor bruises. Texla Band Organised. Orange.

March 15. The Texla Concert Band Is the name assumed by a newly-organized brass band of seventeen pieces at Texla. thirteen miles north of Orange, The band Is composed of implores of- the Peavy-Moore Lumber -ompany. who operate a sawmill there. T.

H. Stantry will direct the band. Club Elects. Hearne, March have been elected by the MMsIc Lovers' Club Cor the ensuing terra as follows: President. Mrs.

F. W. C. Kajpey; vice preirt- dcnt; Xfrs. H.

W. Marshall, secretary; Mrs. W. K. WaUman, corresponding secretary.

Mrs. J. W. Horlock: treasurer, Mrs. J.

G. Philcn: reporter and historian, MT tt 1. HIMSELF AFTER KILLING WIFE AT GOOSE CREEK. ttatr Special The Houston. March 12 A baby boy; fourteen months old.

is an orphan today the remit of a double tragedy at Goose Creek yesterday afternoon, when John Graff. 27 year's old. a painter it the Baytown refinery Instantly killed wife. Marie. IS years old.

with a shotgun, and then shot himself with a pistoL Graff lived about three hours. Neighbors the couple had been separated some months. had -working in Houston, Goose-Creek each Sunday to be with her baby, left with neighbors. Hearing two shots yesterday, neighbors went-'to Graffs house and discovered the shooting. Graff is survived by his parents.

Mr. and John Graff, three brothers and two sisters, all of whom live at Goose Creek; Mrs. 'Graff Is survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Garanek. and a brother. Vencel, who live miles from Ducette. Tex. The baby will probably be adopted by.

its. grandparents, the Graffs. Felix Graff said today. Funeral arrangements are word from the dead woman's 'parents. False Alarms Cause Both Policemen and Firemen Extra Rims Special to March alarms furnished'-tvro liberal doses of excitement to downtown Houston in the last twenty-four hours.

Last night a motor car driven by a woman- ran into and broke off a post at Capitol avenue and Louisiana street on which there was a fire-alarm box. A was sent'in by. the faithful box. Fire engines dashed up. from''all.

dired- running out of their temporary headquarters in: the city on one whose corners the crash Excited citizens of ambulances. Sunda crowds swarmed in. The alarm' kept ringing in all fire -i unti 1 someone. -fetched an electrician who knew how to The-young woman' was'not hurt- She said she swerved into the pole avoid a collision At 19:31 o'clock this morning a posse of policemen, headed by Chief ter. but no word has been received today.

As soon as the pita is officially received, it is expected that Judge Hutchison will set the case for trial. Federal, court was crowded to the last seat this morning when the case was called for.plea. HOUSTDN-GALVESTON 3US LINE FRANCHISE AWARDED Special to The JTawi, March to operate four auto busses between Houston and Galveston was granted today to George L. Seidelman by the city, council on recommendation of a committee: Commissioners House and Waugh. Seidelman must have the line in operation 1 or forfeit the frcjichiue.

He must have insurance against personal liability and property damage to protect his passengers and others on the road. The permit is transferable only with the consent of the council. The bus line must be under the jurisdiction of the public service commission al Houston, in addition to any control that the city of Galveston may prescribe. FCfUCHT CHARGE JLCAIXST BMlGGft WTTWESS bKOPPCD Special to The Houston. Tex, Karen ii--On auction of the against charged with perjury, was dismissed this afternoon in federal court immediately afttr the conclusion evidence.

Keller was.charged with perjury In connection his testimony in Leon Briggs case here in the fall term of court. Tom Goodson, rushed up Texas avenue in motor cars. They halted at the Federal Reserve Bank, drew revolvers and entered the. bank. A clerk had' accidentally touched an alarm button under a PLEA.OF FORMER KLAN LEADER EXPECTED SOON Special The Newt.

1 Houston, March it--Edward Young- Clarke of Atlanta, charged by federal Indictment i Houston with violation "of the Mann act, will tried be'fpre "Judge J. C. Hiitche- part -of- March '-or first-part of April, federal officials expect. the -case Clarke, was-called for, his plea this morning. United 'States District Attorney Holden told the court that he bad been United States district' attorney in Atlanta' that Clarke's there bid stated.that his client has rio desire to delay the.

they would, be.ready for trial the last of March or the 1st of 'April. Clarke is now at liberty on 15,000 bond. Mr. Hblden said that h'e has had no plea from Clarke in the case. laa wired-the "United States new in Atlanta that Clarke may ter his plea, by-telegraph or by let- ohen Now! Buy Shirts! Special Purchase Fine Woven Madias Spring Shirts ,30 Hinidred dozen bought st tremendous priw OOD- oescon.

We sooored the market with grim deter- mtnaiion to get Shirt vmloes for men pfGalywton that are. onparmUeled today. We have them BOW --displayed in our ihow window 'and- nrtdihing goods department. Spring Styles Superb; quality, double silk foot with donble toes and AH new solid spring sbadeB--clocks embroidered in a variety, of handsome ROCKING CHAIR UKION SUIT Make it a point to see tteee New Spring Union Smte today. Made of fine quality croaa bar material.

Knec-lengrth and athletic sleeves. FEEtSLIKHHE COOLD WALK ONE HUNDRED MILES Waco Woman Tells of Eemark- able Eecovery of Health by Taking Stella Vitae treatment. I feel just like I could walk a hundred miles without getting tired ever since Stella Vitae re- tored my. health," recently said. Mrs.

MRS, BUTLER'S tEGAL NOTICE. "NOTICE OP ROAD BOND ELECTION 1 --The State. of County of Resident Property. Tax 'of Galvestoir County," Tea Take an election -will held oh the 14th day-of- April, IEOAL Presiding officery. T.

1 1 1 Election. Precinct No: Polling at' Plchard'smarke't, bffrr Avenues as -officer, -Ai Vanished After Using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Phfladelphia, Pa. "When I cleanied house Izist April I must OVerlifted, for af- i Texas! ail members of the to-wlt: 'tor' that hail'i E. B.

'Holman. county judge; Jaa. A. ler LiiaL J. udu Boaaeker- commissioner Precinct Nc.

Galveston County. "State.of Texas! j. to determine county issue at engine No. P. Presiding officer, bonds and if a tai-shall be levied in payment, thereof, in obedience to -an election order entered by the commiaaioners- court on the 6th day of March, A.

1923, which is "aa follows: Election Orders-Toe State of Texas, County of Galveston. On this. the 6th; day of March. A. 1923, the commissioners court of Galvea- ton County, Texas.

convened In special session, at the- regular, place ereof in the courthouse'- at 'Galveston. pains and aches all the time and was so discouraged I could hardly do my own could not carry a basket of iesfromthe nor walk four" or: five Squares without getting terrible pates in my back and abdomen and lower limbs. to visit a'friend in Mt. Holly, N. and she said, 1 Mrs; W.

O. Norrts- of 424 Hopkins street. 3 Texas. Lydia Pmkham's Vegetable years ago I -went through pound? My husband said that if experience when my baby was born. The agony I suffereS was hore than I can tell and it liked to have killed me: I was in bed-weak arid helpless for-weeks and when got I just drag-god myself around hardly able to even- wait myself.

"They would. have to be perated on and-I was actually car- ied to the hospital for the purpose. still that they de- ided an operation condition would be dangerous, so I was sent ome without having the operation which: they said was 'necessary to are me. "I tried to build myself up by aking- different medicines- that rere recommended to me but got owhere till I started on Stella Vitae. I felt better after taking- the first few doses and I gained five pounds on my first two bot- Jlcs and as I kept on with it I gradually got stronger and stronger till finally I found I was sound and well.

I am still enjoying.the best of health and have never had any. return of my old trouble." Note--Stella Vitae may be obtained from any druggist-and is sold upon the positive guarantee that the purchase price will be refunded if it fails to bring relief. Mrs. W. CX Bishop.

Club Deletratew. Goliad, March a regular meeting of tho Music Study Club Mrs. Charles McLeod was elected delegate and Mrs. T. Nott Reed alternate attend ho--fifth district meeting of the Fed-.

rated Clubs to be held In Victoria In April. Mrs. Wheeler Pcttus of San Anonio was indorsed for president of the If th district. teren Arrests. Victoria, March pro- Ibltlon officers, assisted by Sheriff O.

Hudlcr, made several raids in Victoria County seizing seven stills. 1.050 gallons mash and thirty-two gallons of corn whisky and made seven arrests. Corn whisky worth $1.500 at bootlegger prices was seized. Of the seven men costed, two wero McLeans and-five wcro white Dead Itefte Fort Worth. March fficers -tonight wore making plaaa to ommunlcatc with every doctor In town an effort to locate the mother of tho nffint girl, hut a few hours old, who van found on the stops of an apartment his afternoon, with IU throat gashed rom enr to, ear.

The baby was stripped clothing and had been dead euly a found. HAVE YOU A HOOVER IN YOUR HOME? Brush Electric Co. Phone 4700. trouble, I toy. it.

So I have taken it and: it is 'doing me good. Whenever I feel heavy or bad, it puts me right on my feet again. I am able to do my with pleasure and am getting strong and Mrs. CHARLES BUTLER, 1233 S. Hanson W.Philadelphia, Pa.

Write to Lydia E. Pinkham cine Lynn, for a free copy of Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text Book upon "Ailments of Women." Mrs. PAULINE LYLES Vitality and Strength Follow This Adyice Dallas, have 'used' Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for feminine trouble and it has helped me very much.

Also -I have used Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonio to build me up When I was all-rundown, and find it has helped a lot. -I take- pleasure in giving this testimonial and trust that others may be benefited as I have SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Galveston, Houston 4i Henderson Railroad Galveston, March 1, is hereby given that the resu'o-r annual meeticg of the stockholders of Houston Henderson' kail road Co.

will be held In the general office of the company in the city of Galveston on Tuesday, April 3, 1923, at 9 o'clock a. for the election of seven directors and for the transaction of such other business ns may properly come before the The annual meeting of the board of directors will be held at the same time and place aa the stockholders' meeting-, i G. G. MOORE. Secretary.

Cockrell St. Lyles, 2016 Tou can always get TIT. Pierce's family medicines at your neighborhood drug store, in tablets or liquid Send lOc for trial pkff. or write for free to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in N.

f. rOUGHS Fred HarteL commissioner of Precinct Victor Dantln. commissioner of Precinct No. 3: J. Stoner.

commissioner of Precinct No." 4, came on to considered the petition of P. J. Bellew and 204 other persons, praying that bonds'be Issued by said County In the sum of one million (51,000.000.00) bearing interest at a rate to be. fixed, court not exceeding five and oner-half per cent p'er annuni. maturing at such times as may fixed by the commissioners serially or; otherwise, not to exceed'-thirty.

(30) years date thereof, or: the purpose of maintaining and graveled 1 or paved roads, or. in -Galveston County. Texas, and whether or'not' a tax shall be the: property of said county, subject taxation, for the purpose of paying the Interest-on; said bonds and-to' provide a sinklngy fund for the redemp- tion'thereof at maturity: and. It appearing to the court that said per titlon Is signed by fifty (50) of the resident propertyltax of said Galveston 1 It-further appearing that the amount of bonds to'be together with outstanding issue for the-same purpose, not' exceed one-fourth- (U) of assessed valuation of the real of said Galveston It Is therefore considered and ordered by the court thafan election be held In Galvesto of-April on the 14th'day D. 1923, which' not less than thirty (30).

days, from the date, of this order, to determine or not the- bonds of Galveston County; Texas, shall be Issued in the amount, of "one million (J1.000, 000.00) doilara, bearing 'in- a 12. Polling place at Kleinecke's garage. Thirty-fifth between and Galveston; Texas. officer, 'Hi E. Klein- ecke.

Election-Precinct No. Polling, place at Goliad School, and Av.fti nue, Presiding- of-. J. Johnoon. 'Election Precinct- No.

-'14. at" bullding, Twenty-- ninth street' and Avenue Qalvestbn, Texas. siding, F.F. Election Precinct No'. .15: at; Central School, and Avenue M.

Galveston, Texas. Fre- sldirie officer, NlcU-Ballicb, Election Polling piacs at engine' house 8, Twenty-sixth': and Avenue Galveston. Texas. siding officer, Walter Grover. Election Precinct- No.

17.. Polling at' broom- factory, Avenue Galveston, J. H. Election Prectoct Polling plan at store'building. Twenty-third and Avenue 'Galveston, PresidinB; of- Election Precinct Porting at San Jacinto Twentieth Avenue Galreston.

Texas; D. Boyd; Election Precinct No. 20. at engine house.No..5, No. 1614 K.

Galveston, Texas. Presiding D. Election Precinct No. 21, Polling place' at Rosenberg. School, Eleventh, Avenues G-." and Presiding officer; Frank Election.

Precinct- No. 22. Polling placi" at Klnkead schoolhouse; Klnkead lion. -Presiding Harris jrl flection Precinct'No'. 23: 'Polling plac? at: Nottingham Texas.

Presiding J. T. Boehl. No. Polling at packing i meyer.

WV F. Relt- 'i'4 Election Precinct 25: PoUlnt 'f at Ferrlcone's store. Alta Loma, Apply over throat and chert piecei of-- otherwise, not to exceed thirty (30) years from the date thereof; and not a tax shaJl be levied, upon the'prop- erty of county, subject taxation, for the purpose of paying.the Interest on said bonds and to provide a sinking fund for the redemption" thereof at maturity. The said'election shall be held under the provisions of articles 627 of chapter 2. title IS, revised statutes, 1911.

as amended by section 1, chapter 203,. acts of 1317. regular sion. All persons who are -legally qualified voters of this state and of Galveston County, and who' are resident property taxpayers in Galveston County, Texas shall be entitled to vote at said election, and all voters desiring to support proposition to Issue the.bonds shalf have written or printed on their ballots'the words: 'For the Issuance of bonds and the lovying of the tax In payment thereof." And those opposed shall have written or printed on their ballots the words: "Against the issuance of and the levying of the tax "in payment thereof." The polling places and presiding officers "of said election shall be respectively as follows: Election Precinct No, 1. 'Polling place at engine house No.

4, 1102 -Avenue Galveston, Texas. Presiding officer, James S. Waters: Election Precinct No. 2. Polling place at Cordray's drug store, No.

1501 Avenue Galveston, Texas. Presiding officer, E. J. Cordray. Election Precinct No.

Polling place at engine house No. 1, Twentieth and Market streets, Galveston, Texas. Presld- ng officer, John Tellefson. Election Precinct No. 4.

Polling place at courthouse -basement. Galveston, Texas. Presidlng'officer, O. J. Wolf.

Election. Precinct No. S. Polling place at Tremont Hotel. Galveston, Texas.

Presiding officer, Sam Dcaringer. Election'rrectnct rio; 6. Polling'place at engine house No. No. 2S3S Avenue Galveston.

'Texas. Presiding officer. I P. J. Vautrln.

Election Precinct No. 7. Polling place at city auditorium. Twenty-sixth ntreet GMT 77 UtOtuJm LW IWfa and Avenue. H.

Galveston, Texas, siding officer, Moors. Pre Election Precinct No. 8. Polling place Presiding H. Batchelor, Precinct' No.

26. Polling piaco at Palmo building, Arcadia; Texas. Presiding of It Election Precinct 27. Polllns TexaaT: Dyke. Polling plan! 1, Texas: Pre--i 1 tig- off leer, McClure.

Election Precinct No. Polling at. Johnson's store, 'League City; Texaari Presiding officer. F. Dugat Election Precinct.No.

30. Pollmg place at Dickinson High School for children, Dickinson. Texas. Presiding officer, J. TVoods.

Election Precinct Polling at Texas. Pre-" 1 siding officer, E. Borgeaud. Election Precinct No. .32.

Polling placi', at city hall, Texas City, Texas. officer. Election Precinct No. 33. Polling placi' postoffice, San Leon, Texas.

Presidini; officer. Charles Ellis. Election Precinct No. 34. Polling place at schoolhouse, Kemah.

Presiding officer. -Alvln Lawrence. Precinct No. 35. Polling place at Bouse's grocery store.

Port Bolivar Texas. Presiding officer, R. C. Bouse. Election Precinct No.

36. Polling at Sam High Island, Tex-! xs. Presiding officer, Sam Hughes. 'All of said voting places and election precincts being in. Texas.

ta alveston County. The manner of holding said election shall be governed by the general laws of the state of Texas, regulating general elections, when not in conflict with the provisions of tho statutes herein referred to. Notice of said clsctlon shall bo given by publication of a copy of this order In The Galveston News and In tho Galveston Tribune, newspapers-published In county of Galveston and state of Texat, for four, successive weeks before the of said election, and in addition thereto, there -shall be posted other- copies of this order at three public places in the connty of Galveston and state of Teias, one of which shall be at the courthouse for three weeks prior to salS election, 'i The connty judge is hereby directed cause said notices to be published and posted, as heroin directed, -and- further orders are "reserved until' the returns of sild election are- made by duly. authorised election officers and rv-- celved'by this court. The foregolnjr reaolutlori was "Introduced by Commissioner TV.

J. Stoner an4 seconded by Commissioner Victor Dautln. which was unanimously adopted and made the of -the court. at store building. No, 34J7 Church street, Cilven under my hand'and seal Galveston, Texas, Presiding officer, the commissioners court affixed, thlfcthi Owen-Sedgwick.

7th day ot March, A. D. 1033. Hilectlon Precinct No, Polling place (Seal) B. B.

No. No. JIU.