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UnUAY MORNING IULY i 91 ,4 Polk, gfVi; Mra. Oall WYCt -ai I tJ a Hand, tta Boulevard, girl; SJ. y. and Mlll MVEHOW.QlCr.-r- (fclga to RecraH 4S0 New Ken "4 fr- Henry Chartes I no. 1111 lumbU, boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Hudaaa U.i Bpterei Stlt Pranklln, boy; Mrs. C. W. KlUough, 1M Pak.

ard. boy; Mr. and Mra. C. Ashley it West Seventeenth street, boy.

Julf II Mr. and Mr. H. a Keaman. Beilalro, Texas, gtrL -'V-j- COI-Orl0.

July- L. Emmet and- vuiu uitk.n Jjjly T-John and arj Jhnaov 1 Maury girt. July i l-ouia km! Nicie Osiday; t.n Bowling, boy. Totui number tor WrU reported, White t-y i J.jii "Afit Colored 4 'r .1. -Boys I i 1 John M.

Holt. dty baalltt officer. Th'e Red Croaa auruTary of tlmoe Metb-: Mlhit church of Houston MelghU will meet next Tuesday ati Copths McenorUi hurch sod will spend the 'day eewtng. Every member of the auxiliary la rged to be present 'poaed Tbt Timet la Dcferenca Other Canpalant. Work Em im, lUyou.

boy. July a Kerry and Loovenla Holtg; 1111 nutn vn. boy. July I and Carmen Aleg. fege.

hoy; Leon end Cora Bcott, UM Hadley. boy. to XepUoe Thow V-r vf. i "--WMlia and Angelina McKlnler. Ilea hxe) 1 1M Austin, boy.

'I: Peotl sMrepersalp Wma Utee the Houston TJC' C-A. redrafting. hew to phtca T.ftfc4' -member -now saTtlng tt and and At -the i laaj, BtMtlaf this, committo Additional r-. part wtn mad At rioon, Monday, at ta iT. when Jhe oomtnlttee meet tor a Iuacheon comparison: of results, "HarTyWlllcockaon 1 general chairman of the work.

Working with him are H. and J. M. Worsham. Mr.

May for his assistant Swing Boyd. 7, B. "Shorty" Lubbock, It C. Kerr, John Era, I Wry and Verne Perryman. Mr.

Worsharo's Jtr A. T. Wanabroutrh. O. H.

8. Vickrey, M. H. Bcblrmecbar and pill Turner. hi, report submitted at the laat luncheon of the mmmlUM W.VTirfmr Inline Bailer faUTinar ban at PhlladalphU I Who showed that ha had aeoured 14 aew meirw 1 aaaoelmtloivi Mr.

Vlirkrava I Theae three stalwart bay are tiie oen- tool when he decided that id that he had aemlrtul nln innuuotvoi Mr. J. j.txuiey toner ou) tame compared, with- the war game. Therefore, like inllllona of other MtirloUe I young men he enlUtad. On May 1 he waa I valry between the May and Woraham try 'In 1U tlfflearf ey enlisted at oroee la growing keener.

They will devote keener. called Into the service, and aent to Camp I tae- remainder of the month to recruiting I different and with th ecopttlon of Jerry Coffey are In Jtence. fne Btanlev. where ha was plaeea in uie suoui I i iln I i I f.mllv hum 1 Tl cavalry, troop A. At this time tha United States waa lust besinnlng to raorganlaal tha T.

It C. to conduct a rocrultlna I T. B. Coffay anilataU In tha navy on motorcycle detachment when, thaudlvlilon left Uouatan for Ha alao la over- cavalry units, realising that "mounted I ampatcn on a larca acala. but thla waa I pecambar la laat and waa aant to Great ivr inunioB.

now dthmu. Jerry Coffey Navy. "mother1 flag" with three star. aa. ESnllatlnar a short time aa-o in tha aw.

troops will play a big part later 'pnr in the war. "I like the army Ufa find there'a a dash and a thrilfabout It that can not) Before enllatina wall la utet-unve were kept intact, however, an H. Coffey choaa the army when he to the passerby that the little home on be equalled." wrote home. I I years old and hla folk reside at till a wonuiif tnoucn in a quiet way. JTy Coffey Is now at Goat Wand, off Ban Franciaeo, training to become a Jack He' left Hduston.

two weeka ago last Saturday. Thomas street are belna received dallv bv aaao. I aecioaa us lane up armar ne eniiatoa id naa given its share to de- wits tha mi I headauartra com Deny. Sid division, ai wun ine army, i wmywiii vi iiyi. Gentry street.

tend democracy a Interests against the omioi men wno are now navy or air foroea on thla aide and ctom I Camp Losan and waa. a corporal in the raviamng advances oi me Docne. Day ana -night a Utue red-boraerea I 1 I I -m: trie Atlantic. Oeneral Secretary Paige la I v- 40 Children Bora During ft. large tVench vjj Dunncr Recruitinff Last Month With Headquarters Com-.

-I panyin France. Telegraph SuwrviiNojv -sm Signal GrpsV; JDiye aEflingtoa Artilleryman in Line to Go The following birth were re posted to I the health department during the month I 1 'VC Across .1 I ending July IS. 1911: WHITC I v4 June It Mr. and Mr. vHobert R.

Schmidt. 140( Bingham, boy; Mr. and Mra. A. Jakob.

Texas, airl. June SI Mr. and Mr. A. H.

Oouiar, I 4214 Koehler, girl. June 17 Mr. and Mra. Kalpn W. Nea- muth, Houston avenue and Aurora, boy.

1 June 25 Mr. and Mra. Owen M. Wat. klna 1812 Bell.

bov. June S7 Mr. and Mr. B. M.

Fuller, ne June Mr. ana Mr, uoorg w. Adams. Near Shipyard, boy; Mr. and Mrs.

Walter L. Cox. 2704 Milam, girl: Mr. and Mrs. Delon Mendoaa, Cottage Grove, girL June 29 Mr.

aad Mr. J. B. Lftwaoav 441 West Seventeenth street, boy. June so Mr.

ana Mrs. mkiw Jtiourrar. 1801 Fulton, boy: Mr. and Mra. JohnaO Nagal, Terry.

Texaa, girt July air. and Mra. J. u. Winn, toil Answers Are Given Two Questions With Reference to Campaign Issues; Attitude Stated on Laws Affecting Women and Children.

Avenue girl. July 4 Mr. and Mra. Walter R. Ryon.

Ml 2214 Chapman, girl. duly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Biros. 1807 State, girl; Mr.

and Mra. Joe Sorotino, 401 Waverly. girl. 4,. that It Is signed by many of the beat NO.

1 WHAT HAVI YOU DONI TO July 7 Mr. and Mr. Stuart J. Gor ENTITLE VOU' TO TH VOTE O' WOMEN don, 450 yarrow, girl. member of our bar.

and the same would. I have been fully signed by the entire so I am informed, had I not requested -that the circulation ba stopped: July 8 Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown.

222 West Twenty-ninth street, girl: Mr. an During the 21 year I have been a lawyer, I have mad a life work of criminal law, and have been in thousand of cases. My. book oBorinilnal law are cited and 'quoted In hundred of cases Mrs. W.

B. Priest. S6Q1 Runnels, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sauer.

4909 Washington, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Heyne, 1C01 Louisiana, girl; Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Wolfram, 1212 Wagoner street, girl; Mr. Who. waa formerly'-employed by' M. by the highest courts of thl I t.

Zaz. Pyiyate Wiliiaa ,0. galley nliated in the. signal eorpa in Housten laat April and la now fh-st clasa private in service" company 17, staUoned i at 4ii iuiu iwiauiu la now In Franca with the headquarters Hon. C.

T. Branch. Hoostoe. Tessa Dear Sir: We. toe usrteralned member of tlie bar of Harrla meaty, Teus.

nepert. fullj anllrlt rou ts bream sandidats for tbe ooaltkHi nr Aawirlat Jnallc ef tee Court or Criminal Avueals of the State ef i. Teiaa. ami a. a reason for thla reoeeat we dealtr lo eiuma to roe and to tae paaile rrnrrnllr our ballet of row (silent aai ftt-atlou for tbla poaltloB.

V. brllere that onr -eonrt of erlauaal aniM-ala b. compoaed of the very lilabrKt lesal talent poamaed by ear BUM, employed at tha Chronfcle haiUdtng as electrician. enlisted i-Ua ifantry. He waa inn RnwU wIimw lBOlyBMIrirind Mn' JCk Lonforth' ntver vd th kaowledse thui July 10l.

mnd Un. J. O. Dyewa, 416 aln4 hr nA work to lUlchmann fflri; Mr. and Mra.

Charles cute anyone, nor have I nought to twUt tha Texas reglntenta were trained. Washington, D. C. Before enlisting prtitgnal corpa, during tha recent drive for the law to gain any personal end. These rata Halsey waa connected with flia books have strengthened our laws end recrulta aod was aent to.

Hit trady ospaclally flu him for work in the mccJUnlcal squadron. He formerly lived Western Union -Telegraph 'company a district supervisor for Texas. Louisiana simplified the rules- which prevail In our OkJahama He Bred With hla aiater, atreet, courts, and thus prevent Injustice as well as fniscaiTtan 1 af iostloa. As ohatrnian isa Sara, C. and brothers B.

I of the committee on eriminai law of the Halsey, at Sl Tuam jfAi' State Bar association last year, recom- mended If specific changes fn our crim inal statutes, all of -which were unani In his laat letter Private Halsey wroti" that hla company had the honor to enter tain the famous French "Blue DerUs" Washington. They acted aa escorts f. the visiting troop while they wore the capital mously adopted, and a committee will be appointed to recommend them to tho anil iMt lu tue aeiectioa or eanoiaatas par kicIi noaltloa thoae with a full knowledn of tbe true orluclnlM nnderlrlng onr rent of sorenimHet. and with a full snowies of tit. oruper enoatraetloa to be elves ewf i written ronatltntlon.

sa wall aa the powor to falrlr. honevtlr aod correctly coo. true our abonlil be aelected to aU auc-, ami kwiwlns 4-our eminent snail, cation. In reaiM-rt to all tbeee foadaaiestal matlera aod our aopetior knowledge of the Intra of our laml. aa well aa toot tree Bae.

t)r-a and alncere life, we believe that the Htate'a lct lutereat can ba aarvsd by year balnt- elected to that position, sad Vkar yon iioiilil be wllllnc to saerlSoe your per. wmal feellns and your hxratlve seaitle la tlx nractlc and lv to tae guta this aerrlce. i The areat soathera portloa ef the gtaea, the acrtieo of yoor reatdeeee. has ao genee. x-otatlon ansa eltbar of the Ulseor of our Stale st this time, anil we belters that the rteianrrsrr ef oar Stat will rav on la that, we are.

entitled to tbe nelew tlon of one BMmber of this areat conrt. We earaestlr and alaeerelv saree to give TM 1 our lorak and nont enonretlc support la the event Tou become a casdldate Candidate for Judge of County Court at Law No. 2, Harris County next legislature. I copy the first three I paragraphs of my address, which the Wallace Perkini Houston Chronicle declared was one of the Houstonian Aerial Qurinc outstanding features of the three days' Of Houston 1 a member of battery A Instructor session: 141st field artillery, stationed at Pamp Bowie. Fort Worth.

Thl regiment will In announcing my candidacy for the adon be across with the other legions of Old Glory and 1 expected to give a good ffice'of Judge of County Court at Law To. 1 of Harris County, I realise that the account of Itself. Perkins enlisted In Houston August 1. 1817. and waa aent to Baaaartfuily Bowie for training.

Shortly after arrival- (Sbnwd) no was aaaigneor lo his present regiment. -r Geo. S. Walton) Sorman Atklasoa fom B. tawta Trained at Travis, Now in -Oar Omasa San Sch warts A.

B. Wlawa Uorray toss Coke E. Boras a. Pbelos Ixnla 0. PhekM i 1.

"For the nroteftloti of oar women and children, tue wife and child dcMrtltn law should rerclv the cairfnl aitvottoe of tk next leulnlntr. A mm wilta a wlr. with wtrt Miid aliould. If he will not olaiiurtly. Ie made to Mipport tliem accord I im to hi iuna: sod onr wnC law should bo Hnwutleil no aa to afford a aoeedT aod effectlv rtmcdr for ouinport.

and making It the duty pt tli diutrict an I cuuDtr attorneya to fna. without tajr. the Drtitrtm aaklus for as allowanctj for oou-opDort." 2. "We alao rvcommeed tint the 'ana-Deeded sentence statute he kiwuded so that oue conrlctfsl of seduction can uot receive ttM stm Deeded seoteoce. No man should te permitted to walk out of the court house.

Dractlcallr a fr man. who. with his art sod wiles, has debauched tho mlud of a purs Slrl and tben deAled 3. "We also think the penalty for hlk-imy sboiiM incmiscil. One who wlliruJlr commits biffamr iHt onljr connuits au uu-necessanr and ilellberate crime, but wronir bis rcsl wife and stains the name of lili chlldreu.

ami bv (lie fraud he commits niMto. somebody's vood sister or da iu: liter he fearfully wrontrs the latter." C. Kemp R. V. Oalbenoe oople of this county are entitled to now what I have done to merit their ipport I wa born at Shlloh.

on the 1st January, 1S7. My father moved near Jefferson, Texaa, when I was IS of age, afterward settling In Shelby ounty, Texas, where I lived on a farm itu; 1899. My parent were poor and Ith (even boy and four girl to sup- France K. T. Baldwta S.

B. Ml Q. love A. ti. HetdiwnfeMar Iweed goats Edward H.

Bailer MMBaMBMnaaanv-'l I i Merer Wagner C. B. Daw L. U. John Xark Tbos.

W. afeaefo S. B. Ehrteverth B. I.

J.A.-y'-: of received very much edu ition aa tuition was high In Louisiana Joba O. Lojrae H. V. riaher rraak Asdrews Ml. I Jackson llafry W.

Freeman W. Mearbas It. B. u. PalsMr here we lived when I was a child.

I also called attention to the necessity P. Brlnnt In. 1899 wa appointed assistant post I for amending the Juvenile law, and during Uamblen Pattiaoa I the special session of the legislature, by 1'hlllp Tbarp aster at Tenaha, Texas, serving three Law la real It. S. Ceehy nmi.it itt Hnn ft.

rav Warner I unite u- that office. In June. 190J, U- I Nlchol, Jofca B. Bafkett I Dy mat session, wnicn sirenginvnea inai W. J.

Waldea H. Mlkw mo to Houston, where I 'took a 'civil rvlcexamlnatlon for poet office clerk, id was appointed a clerk In the Houston John A. Mob ley J. H. Olbaoa.

J. W. Lsefeett law as to boys, and made It apply to girls who formerly were treated as, ordinary criminal. The conflicts In the opinion of the court, aa well as the conflict D. r.

R. t.Kj.V.-.t-.-' fx a Ja rWW- f. J. Arautroa It N. Attlasoa R.

Keller W. W. Klrhpa trick st offjoa on July 1, 1902. In thl post I served until September, when resigned to accept the position of Chief and omissions in the original law, made It a difficult task, but the new law I simple and clear and ha been highly commended obatlon Officer of Harris County. Bryaa -Jafr 7 'o-'.

I. Talnehet i A. "a.Vay.isnr Ewdte-- B. a rattessos Mar, a Boylat WWW. Cktrk V.

Cole-' i.s-- I failed or refused to Indorse ma fori by tha press of this city. I believe in CHarbe Warokea A 0. W. Thar lacobC. Bala win B.

M. Bsraana B. K.iOora",.- IfcHard, idled law under Major John Townea who tauiht a night law school at office when trvina- cases la mv court conserving our youtn insteea ae.iro,- llng them. The final end of criminal law lis the prevention of crime. e.

Onrri.r I have never attended college or the State University, but received my legal training attending night school. I have earned I have helped many a boy. and fur- 3 court house, and waa admitted to the on January 29. 1913. My preparation the practice of law was made after Kobt.

Cnmphell ape w. wairner I Dished free advice and service to hundreds of -onr people. I have been for many men had ft wife and two children, and I years a sustaining member of the Y. my living practicing law for five years, and have held my own, I think, fairly iWm. wa working at night in the "post office.

IC. because of the great work It doe O. L. Platans H. Holland P.

Hamblen From September. 1913. to December, B. Hoaa well with those who have had a college I for boys and. young men.

I do not charge education. I my memory with specific Instance of Elbert Unlierta Of Houatoota Aojw an' Inttiuclbr.tn vr imMK.ni t. nn. I charity or help. William Dom'a Wharton Bares Wlnaton McMahoa Cbaa.

Ulchaal i as Chief Probation Officer or thl -unty, 1 represented the children of the anty' In the Juvenile Court, and It was I nrh.tK.i- ah.t I h.v. rinn. mtltbaa ana dfrttouato'ir tar howW France wttkltom Lgwltaor m. amiiiipna a. 1 iwau i.

v. nave anown eacn ouier tor to votM of women ta for them tft W. W. Waadar "0th Infantry. He I the brother gunnery ftt.Poae field, H.

attached tip tha. SMth aertal SqOaflron a teachw flyer how 'to pump Into; imagiBary be rtej when' they get to the: front, thla Bicture Faulkner had. i year. He I a splendid young man. and 1 1 am not afraid to submit my cause tot ny, ooii nenaerson ava- fue.

Hla laat letter aald he wa about ieitaua rtalay I consider him my friend. Judge Murray I vote of women. Let fairness and reason policy In handling children to en-urag them and give them ft chance, Instead of throwing them 'Into prison Hlsnasalta woutyaiA iw- service overseas. t. u.

iMaa M. J. Howard V. John M. Cobb -11.

Kahn f. A. Pariah Onrothar Thomaa li. Butts ft. B.

Keagln Boyd HsUNnasfelder Jones was elected to th office to ba their guide. 1 believe that the ijroaaa I wUl do their own. and. that BW which I aspire two year ago. My oppo- WOrk In the law.

and e.peclalty to Pr. received bis bars. His aon, Tom rulkner ln HouatoH i id thereby making criminal of them, Large Carletoa und them position and home. The nent ha never been elected to thla office i serve and protect young womanhood and by the people, neither have I. I am not I young manhood, will weigh more with 1..

M. Willi. J. A. WatHoa garter Jotia I Mtevena ReceivedTiTtacdVn Reix.

2 otocK or yiotning lld'ren of thU county, the newaboya and able to announce In all the newspaper or lne friendless little waifs on 'the streets V. Jlardwny r. ralnMr Hutcbeaon leader. have and T. A.

Landers of Lander ft Green has (J. A. Kalla D. K. Ixilile K.

A. Llildell H. W. U. Hulns A.

J. RcbnltMl do very much advertising, and even If I I. Baittley und a friend, and I enjoy and the people of Harri oounXy ar famlllar Juat returned from a trip While thara Mr. iMdera mado 1 arrangemenU men ta tOaaiD Whartoa couia i ao not mina anouia aoneiwlth my work. predate their friendship.

jDavtd Daly, manager-, of the Hoiist Hectrlo. eompany, 'went'no tha 'city r. h. Bander ftU at thl time when money I so badly I In connection with the above, I submit for tha prompt shipment pi an iratnenae nandad for other and mora to petition presented tO Bhg Whllsy I hkva tried to live a clean, sober and luatrlou life, loyal to my government i my friends, and In thl race I have 8traifj'f-aaaeurd't'opy tha report of Xmar pert -In which It Was recommended NOs HOW DO YOU STAND ON LAW AFFECTING WOMEN f-f' CHILDRENT HMf'''' I am In favor of laws which benefit gcoca oi tail and winter dotting. -cone traded for many month Mr.

Lan- der I vary much elated over tha aound bustnaa Judgment hi firm displayed in placing IU orders eight to ten months nan. II waa assistant to Jwdg Crooker fat the pcae. I consider on of the best, reoom- Dutrtct Attorney Whlti poution mendation I have to be the Act that was unsolicited by ma; in fact, did those who have known ma longest aad (not know it wa being circulated- until Uharaitea'toVa, fm hf HI will or critlclam for any one. I am the candidate of aay faction, but if su-. vaiy wua naiustiay mgnt mat had not had time to look over the "rer aa thla policy effected a avlngX to It circulation waa rissauly, completed.

Whll. nnuld MS MlMllv Hk or protect women and children. I have furnished precedents for Indictment which have stood the teat, end prosecuted I have filled every position I aver held of my friendti nd aided In the prosecution of many and therefore could', make no tomm Ih report will studied earefujly I Mr. Haly and other, tractkMt a It I probable that a hearing orf the ret faithfully and have left, each on volun- juon, I aipreclab a.hljrbty tha ,1 can which were for violation OMnlwr israr. i not re i rain iron aaaiajt here as.evl- I appreciate what my friend hay dona Idence that my Hf Tanbiir of the cted, wlU be the servant of all tha pl.

I do not believe that It I advisable a person holding or asking for a local 'clal position to ak tha member of bar to Indorse him for that position, I do not want any lawyer to feel that it obliged to him because ha 'did in-e ma, nor any one' to feel that 1 and other statute. I am espeahkfy i i fervor of any law which ha for ta ah' th bettornlent of th condition of ti who I have loved children aU mr ofi merchandise. tt Keturally this aaylng ytA ba pataed oi to their customers, ft, tauidera say tht it la almost lmposalbla to" buy do-, alrabl clothing for next eprlng-aadeure mar a tha, woolen mid ajr working on rvarnmant voohtract jiwWoboir will be taken care of first "5 Mr. Lander- says that ihe retail hud. and are doing for me, and UMh good I bar at Houston had beoh people of the county elect me I will do I give ma tha eonOdeno amd eataam 'of life, have four little patriots at bora.

an4 an in my power to prove wortny or tnetr I those wno aigned JUiapatltlon. ptt-trust Respectfully submitted, tlon wa a retieat toto. aavyou will will be held la Mayor Amerthan that the city wag-ready to givnt h. ung if the -traction oonpaay wanted oiu-' The mayar ha also aaked the eHy Peru fer ntore data o. the tiallaa yst which Is said to have more mileage mora oar and wet la valued for less tl the Houston system.

He wanta all Information, on- the question that It la j. diaib bmith. I from reading it. nt or a position as Subject to th golf on of th Democratic la member of tho highest -court la criminal ness conditions of Houston comnare verv I will help to sustain ow preoent law and advocata saw ona. (PoUtloar Aavtmiit, T.ivofnbiy wit those of the forgo cities Primaries.

ba Influenced In anywiae oecaua fcaawa uu- cnaia. ana i think it appropriate ts call your attanllon to tha fact Advertisement.) 4 'V -A.