The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 70, Ed. 1 Friday, January 29, 1915 Page: 2 of 4
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Now is the Time to Plant i
Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Ornamentals. Hedges, Roses, Berries, etc.; j
an I we wish lo again remind you that we have a good stock of all the <
of th) best quality, clean and thrift., while our prices will be found '
Our stock
above in vari"tics best adapted to the (toast Country.
ours.
to be lower than other nurseries are quoting on stock not as good as
Besides, we are home people and should have your support,
l.et us know your wants. We will give you entire satisfaction.
Bay City Nursery Company
SAM J. BAKER, Mgr. < I
Phone No. SIC
CITY OFFICERS.
By the power vested in me as pres-
ident of the White Man’s Union Asso-
ciation of Bay City, I hereby call an
election to be holden in the court
house Saturday. March the sixth, 1915,
for the purpose of electing a mayor,
four aldermen, assessor and collector,
secretary-treasurer, marshal, record-
er. city attorney and city engineer.
All members of the association who
are qualified voters are entitled to
participate at this election.
(Signed) J. D. Moore,
President White Man’s Union Asso-
ciation of Bay City, Texas.
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Patronize Tribune advertisers.
AT THE DIXIE.
An extraordinary photoplay featur-
of
Jim Gibson, deceased.1
an
In
picture
pulses
when
upon
(1TATI0.N Bl Pt'BLICA*
TIO* OF FINAL ACCOl’NT.
noon,
or
resort.—New Britain
September 21. 1914
St.
ruary
Iftlfi, when said account and applica-
tion will be acted upon by said court.
Given under my hand and seal of
said court, at my office in the city
of Bay City, this 16th day of January,
A. D. 1915. J. T. Bond,
Clerk. County Court. Matagorda Co.
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original writ now in my hands.
Bert Carr,
Sheriff Matagorda County. Texas
18-20qaya d
tug
Fox’s yesterday', bristles with
higher elements of perfection.
Read the display
There’s a reason.
You do not need to bring your over-
. oat on a eold night to see the show
1 a the Dixie, as a warm, comfortable
: m t vs
FOR THE
new contract. “Little Mary” was
made much of by the Chicago press,
all the leading dailies devoting con-
siderable space to interviews with the
diminutive moving picture star. Miss
Kitty Kelly, of the Chicago Tribune, in
an article, figured out that Mary’s pay
this year will be at the rate of $990
pt r pound of the little star’s weight or
20 cents a minute, based on continuous
> vrk for 24 hours per day throughout
the year 1915. Admirers of Little
Mary will have an opportunity to see
The State of Texas
To the Sheriff or Any Constable
X Matagorda County, Greeting:
H. Vaughan, administrator of
state of Jim Gibson, deceased
Special inducements to consumers
for sewer connection during the
month of February. Phone 218 or
L29. 29-6
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As the Dally Tribune is issued and
off the press by 3 o'clock each after-
the public having news items
other matter to be inserted will
please so govern themselves as to get
ropy into our hands before noon each
day.
4th, matinee and night.
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LADIES’Gi ll.D WITH MRS. Al’STIN.
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(’ILL FOR AN ELECTION BY THE
WHITE MAN’S I NION OF BAY
CITY FOR THE ELECTION OF
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the third Monday In February, A. D.1 Christ, and his evil impulses
ions of the dev ' d -s. lv ' -. ,..:if -n one j)er raagterpiecea, “The
I in and out of the ' 'ur - in a mo*t pemale of the Species," at the Dixie
astounding manner. St. Klrno, 1 tonight.
also be shown :'i.. - • • j There js something special doing at
single reels which ».? wake one of Wsle t0|light
the best entertaining program* yet or-1 ud flnd out
fered at this popular motion picture
(Conn.l Herald, I
I “St. Elmo," the six-reel picturlza- An extraordinary photoplay featur-
tion of Augusta Evans’ world famous ing Mary Pickford, the highest sal-
Amertcan novel, which was presented uned moving picture actress in th*
for the first time in New Britain at world, can be seen at the Dixie Thea-
W. H. Vaughan, administrator of pos», yesterday. bristles with the ire tonght for the small amount of ten
the estate of Jim Gibson, deceased hlgher elements of perfection. The cents. She takes the leading role in
having filed in our County Court his jierojC dramatization la stupendous in a fascinating novelty, “The Female of
final account of the condition of the i qua)|t|e, of human interest, marvelous
estate of said Jim Gibson, deceased, ■ t,.#.atjn(>nt of u tender theme,
numbered 326 on the probate docket ■ and jH p photo-play production that
of Matagorda County, together "it*5 j establishes a
application to l>e discharged from
aid administratorship.
...... a xne i’lxie. an u wann, uuhuuimhw
Elmo comes to the Grand f I auditoriuni is maintained at all times.
Y’esterday, that’s gone; forget it. To-
morrow don’t exist; don’t worry. To-
day. now. this instant, is here; use it.
Visit the Dixie and see Little Mary.
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SEDER SERVICE.
standard of excellence
that will endure for ages. The story
deals with th
ST. ELMO IN Slj^REELS AT FOXX
The Indies’ Guild of St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church will give a tea at
Mrs. George Austin. Monday after-
noon, February 1, from 3 until 6.
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Patronize Tribune advertisers
limo, will
mented by I
.1 make one of
and contest
same if they see proper so to do, on ‘ and |,ad
or before the February term, 1915. of[ j)ody at the same time
said County Court, commencing and Ploth picture version
to be holden at the court house of said ’ UpOn the screen. St. Elmo’s better ira-
county, in the city of Buy City, on! pU]ses are prompted visions ■ f ■
i by vis-
the Species,” a play strongly quoting
the famous work of Kipling.
Miss Mary Pickford, the adorable in
Him land, stopped over in the city of
Chicago on her way to Ix»s Angeles,
costumes and customs [ where H)ie will begin work under a
You are hereby commanded, that by f o, daVfj before the Civil War. when
publication of this writ for twenty , tj1(B chivalry of Southern gentlemen
days in a newspaper printed in the. wag proverbial, when men settled
county of Matagorda, you give due their grievances upon the field of
notice to all persons interested In the j honor, and none could recklessly as-
account for final settlement of said Haj] tile Iinrne of a fair lady. In St
estate, to appear and contest the , p;|nio there are two entities—the good
Both cannot occupy the
As this mani-
la projected
AT
CHARITY
COMING TO THE OIXIE, FRIO* , FEBROARf 5TH
the only original
ft says
which
Swiss Bell Ringers
1 he world famous musical troupe
Ta
Ptlces 15c and 25c
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One Year...
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with
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null. VKFEI’ORT AMENDMENT.
LO( AL PI. I NI T FACTORY CAN
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•’Innt When Running at ( upaclty Will
Employ About Twenty Women
and Six Men.
timber lest
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i cur.
So far there has been
of tearing them down,
the obligations laid
and in fulfilling them grow
ideal of this life, which
be perfected In the life etor
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pay for
Countv
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffic* In Bay City under act
of Congress. '
For City Tux Assessor nod Collectori
J. It COOK EN BOO (Re election).
JULKH Dt’CHOH.
TRIipTNE PRINTING
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS.
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Wheat has touched the |l.5O mark
Its offspring, flour. Is touching a lot
of us poor devils more seriously than
that. In the nieatnline the war sprints
merrily on.
Woman suffrage will be submitte I
to the voters of Texas sometime this
mar. nerhnns In the fall. The mens- *
tire will be defeated at the rate of 16
Texas Is not yet ready to sacri-
fice (lie homes of tlie State on th<>
altar of politics.
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STATE HEALTH CAR WAS
VISITED BY MANY PERSONS
appeals to th
Belgian war
a worthy ca
For Alderman:
W It. JETER.
J. E GRACE
HARVEY B. RICHARDS,
NOL J. CLEVEf.AND.
('. S EIDMAN.
The State Health Car's visit to our
city proved to be both instructive and
Interesting. Not only were all the
school children given an opportunity
of learning something to their bene-
fit, but the grown people also were
taught quite a few things. The illus-
trated lecture nt the court house lust
night was intensely interesting and
drew a fine crowd. The State Health
Office is progressive in every branch
nnd is doing a vast amount of good.
In Louisiana, however, the depart-
ment does not operate under restric-
tions of any kind It is empowered
with police power and when an un-
sightly or unhealthy and un-clean
place Is visited, the department can
dose It at its own discretion without
further process. The department
°t Texas has no such power and. In
this respect, is somewhat hampered
doing more good to the public In
RMMHd.
The Daily Tribune
Published Every Day Except Sunday *
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We are authorized to announce the
following names subject to the will
of the voters of the White
Union.
For Mayor:
MAX G. KI-EIN.
B. E. NORVELL.
JNO. SUTHERLAND (Re-election),
fl. R. KELLER.
means of
diseases.
Mrs M
Mr H.
For City Marshal:
J. A McNEAL (Re-election I.
ROY NASH
C„ January 21.
today introduced
amendments he will urge to
-------1 appropriation
f<'<’ h4..,0(»0.()0 for Im-
month of the Brazos
to the 1146.-
paas< <l by the
The Beeville Bee is on«
who
hit home
Mon-
• day from Hay City, where she spent
• Sundai with homefolks.
• Mr. J. |*. Chastun went to Sugar
• Valley Monday on business.
• Mr. Asa Walker went to Plegder
• Monday on a business visit.
• Mrs. M. D. Hanson visited her
• mother, Mrs M J. Chastun, Monday
• nnd Tuesday.
• Little Miss<>s Marguerite and Mary
• Chastun is visitinf their sister on tin
• Ritgeley place tills w. ■!<.
• Messrs J H Chastun and Fr< 4 C.
® Gernaud went to Hay Citi Wednesdai
• on business
Vegetables are moving very freely
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middle I
It Is Mid that 76,(Mill tons of food
are needed in Belgium, If the rucus
over there continues much longer, wo,
over on this side, will be able to use
u few tons ourselves.
since the last cold .pell. I
will begin moving about the
<• February.
A few farmers have been engaged
In planting their hot bods to tomatoes,
egg plant and peppers
All vegetables here are looking fine.
Some of the potato farmers are get-
ting ready to plant as soon as the
ground is dry enough.
Harris County farmers are prom-
ised an Irnmedlute market at market
prices for all the peanuts that they
< an produce in the future, up to a
maximum of 250,000 PiihIicIs unnnatly,
As the result of the Ina igttrailon
early this month of the Monarch Mill-
ing Company plant, corner of Mllbv
street and McKinney Avenue.
The plant Is owned by Leroy It.
Street, president; H C Schinner, vice
president nnd mating *' and D. C
Smith, secretary and tt'-isurcr. and
iwpreacntn an Investe •nt of |2u.O00
It’ building and mm ' nerv When
epemtlng nt full cap It' tt will em
ploy about 20 women and i Jiplf
dozen expert men. The output
Besought Red Cross Assistance For
Five Hundred Texas
Farmers.
lect, “Public Health and Sanitation ”
Botli discourses were illuminative to
a high degree nnd the audience mani-
fested Its intelligent appreciation by
rapt attention 8tereoptier.n views
were also displayed showing how ty-
phoid fever and tuberculosis germs
are spread. Views showing how some
back-yards in Texas appear in print
were also shown. Dr. Davis explain-
ing that those pictures fairly reflect:d
back-yard conditions Ip almost every
town in Texas
Dr. Davis also delivered a brief ad-
dress to the school children nt the |>ub-
Hc school building. He said he likes
t:» reach the school children because
his work is purely educational His
t’iscourse waa on the Importance of
developing the body along with the
ivind. Miss Stoltzfus, by the aid of
• harts, cxplainetl school hygiene and
the physical welfare of school chil-
dren in n most Instructive lecture de-
livered to the children this morning.
Dr. Davis wlahe«, in connection
Ex-governor Colquitt snya he Is In
the running for the 1910 senutorshlp.
Il elected and President Wilson Is
turned the sensatlontil press of
country will be In the zenith of Its
glory.
Mrs. E. E. Johnson left Tuesday for
a visit to relatives at Beeville.
Mr. Wiggins of Chappel Hill
here last week on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Hall and daughter visited
H. Walker last week.
Ivans was a caller on
Valley View farm Saturday.
Miss Izora Toupee returned
and th<
l ands of John F. Perry for aettlemeat.
> two
Flndvti
purse
_ Bay city.
Washington, d
Senator
iicveral r— *
the Rivers and HsvIhu s
bill. One cr*lh
proving the
(Frwiwt) tn addition
006.no for matntennnre
The other amendments were
Hawaii and
f«r 8i> feet
with
well as
stock feed, peanuts are considered 1}
the most valuable of the c«>m-
llouston Post.
For City Engineer:
A. It. LECK1E.
< those
believe that charity should becln
"The Bee has re-
ceived considerable literature
people In behalf of the
While this is I
________ the Bee is not giving
the matter puidlcatton Te Belgians j
entitled to our heartfelt sympa-
!»• ’
Wife murder Is becoming a most
fashionable fad In Houston and the
turlos contlneu to say "not guilty.”
Ttate State of Texas,
County of Matagorda.
Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day of January, A. D. 1915, tlte
Commissioners' Court of Matagorda
County will receive bids for the hir-
ing of the Matagorda County convicts
for a period of one year and all per-
sons desiring to bid for the hiring of
said convicts shall file a bid for the
same with the county Judge of Mata-
gorda County on or before 10 o'clock
a. m., January 30th, 1915, a bid In
writing specifying how much
month they are willing to
each convict of Matagorda
and shall furnish a bond for faithful
performance on the contract in the
event said court awarded the bidder
the county convicts of Matagorda
County. Said bid shall be accompan-
ied by n cashier's check of $*0.00 in
carrying out the provisions of said
contract.
Witness my hand this 19th day of
January. A. D. 1915. R. R Lewis,
County Judge. Matagorda Co., Texas.
“Oeod til 30-W22-29
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FERGI SON INKED FOR AID.
"In proportion to the degree •
of enlightenment and progress •
manifest lit a number of the •
towns arid cities I have visited •
In my itinerary, to that extent
do I find my labors lightened
by an Intelligent co-operation,"
declared l>r. J. D. Davis, in
charge of the Htate Health Car,
In an Interview with a Tribune
reporter this morning. Dr.
Davis, in the next breath, paid
Hay City a most flattering
compliment by asserting that
he was very favorably impress-
ed with tills city both from the
standpoint of a professional
man and a visitor. He said he
found tin1 people wide-awake
and resourc* ful and already In
thorough sympathy with his •
work. •
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< istrfbuted at home first and then. If, fr*t<.t**t*'***4**tfrt*tt*(-*t* *
the |M>ople feel dlsjiosejl to do so, they]
< un help foreigners." The same con-
dltion exists in Houston, and in every
< ther city in the Htate. and In numer-
ous Instances we overlook our own
suffering t»oor In our hurry to help
foreigners on the other side of the
Atlantic. Charity Is commendable at
rll times and it would indeed be a
<•014 heart that could not feel for the
cistrossed Belgians; but in dispensing
< ur charity we should not forget our
> wn poor, many of whom stand as
much In need of food and raiment as
do the stricken Belgians. Charity
Man'a should begin at. home, but it does not
i Iways do so.—State Topics
Nor has half the story been told.
The war In Europa has every Indica-
tion of lasting Indefinitely and the
longer it goes on harder the battie for
rustenance on this aide. Food Is ad-
vancing rapidly and every day the.
visible supply is becoming shorter.
Wheat has even now readied the $1 50
■•’ark. but before another crop Is on
the market tills price will be consider-
i d very low, Indeed. Other things are
• Ising and becoming scarcer dav by
day and the outlook Is anything but
pleasing to those who are giving the
rituatlon the thought and study due
ia-t's begin charity at borne now,
conserve what resources we have nnd
I ecome prepared for
• f Europe’s tragedy.
ere
thy, but in Beeville there are peoi
In circumstances as appalling
those overseas. Charily should
_
Washington. January 28.—^Governor] !
I erguson today telegraphed the Red | I
Cross Society for assistance for some
500 farmers of the Brazos and otherj
Texas river districts that suffered1
from the floods last fall and are now 1 ;
declared, by the governor to be in
groat need of help in order to put in |
tbeir crops. He suggests the supply-J
Ing of seeds and livestock.
Before taking action from National
headquarters. Red Cross officials have '
communicated with the Houston re- i
lief committee which did such valiant
s< rvico during the flood crisis. It is
intimated that in the event of the In-
v Ith thia account of his visit to Bay ability of that committee to meet the
City, to have The Tribune convey his request of Governor Ferguson,
thanks, especlaHy to the physicians, Red Cross will give the matter its im-
tbo newspapers and ths loading ciU- mediate attention.
Ml BHt KII’TION KATEBi
The Dally Tribune
One Year.................. $4 0(
Hix Months.....................
The Matagorda Count) Tribune
(Weekly)
Dulins had better take care of her
criminal record Houston Is close on
her heels.
Tills year lias proven a great boon
to the citrus industry and it great
many people on the Gulf Const will
plant additional acreage to this val-
uable crop It is to be hoped, how-
ever, that no one will overdo the in
dustry and plant only such size or-
chards as can be protected nnd cared
for. If this is done the Industry will
become permanent and of great value
to our country.
house,
tor addition to Gulve»ton
survey Galveston harbor
there.- Freeport Facts.
a
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LOST—Between South End
Southern I’aclfic depot this
a flat purse containing $«0.Qft,
$20.00 nnd two fia.oo bma |
will receive reward by sending
and money to Clara Creeg,
Teias
ns of our town for the many courts-
I sles extended him while here. He natd
he was never before treated
greater consideration
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Equipment Includes Objects Showing * ISHWOOD •
the Imports nee of School Hy-
giene nnd Other Things.
plant fronts 100 feet on Mliby Street,
a portion of the building contains
three stories and storage capacity Is
afforded for 10,000 bu ihels.
The company was orc.inlzed In Sep-
yeur and the plant’ was
to operate January 10 this
It lt> understood that It Is the
only peanut plant of Hh capacity and
< lass or output in T«-mo< At prcr.ent
the products are peanut oil, peanut
cake, peanut bran, salted and blani h-
id peanuts. Machlncn has been or-
dered and Is now on the way to Hous-
ton for the manufacture of peanut
t,utter.
I’canut bran and cake will be used
In making feed for stock The other
products r.re for human eonsmuptlon.
A ready market for their product, it
Is believed, will give the farmers of
Harris Countv an additional incentive
to grow peanut hay. As a soil-build-
ing crop to inoculate the soil
i ltrogon-produclng germs, as
A
I'Uiong
mon forage crops
Mr. Morris Bates made several bus-
iness trips to Bay City last week.
Mr. R, V. Matthews visited Bay City
I 'rlday.
Miss Christine Liwrence visited
Mrs. II. W. Persons at Bay City for
the week-end.
W. A Matthews and children
’ isited In Bay City Saturday.
Rev. Hardy filled hia appointment
at the Caney church Sunday.
Miss Mary Ixivc Bates and Mrs. E.
O’Connell visited in Bay City Monday.
Judge Jesse Matthews of Glen Flora
arrived Monday for a few days’ visit
with homefolks at Caney.
Mr. J. C. Carrington of Bay City is
transacting business on Caney this
vv eek.
Mr. H. S. Rainey was a business
visitor In Bay City Monday.
Mr. R. V. Matthews attended court
In Bay City Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Willie Parker, of the Currie
ranch, visited Caney Sunday,
Mr. .1. H. Pile was in Bay City Tues-
day.
Hundreds of persons inspected the
exhibit afforded by the State Health
<’ar during Its twenty-four hour stop
In tills city yesterday and today. Nor
were the people impelled by an idle
curiosity in going aboard the car. but
tliey displayed a lively and intelli-
e< nt ii,ter» 'it in the exhibtt which be-
'okened lib' fact that Bay City peo-
de are progressive and appreciative,
s’o thoroughly sympathetic were the
citizens that Dr. Davis was encourag-
ed to state that “it is in towns and
communities like this that we expect
to do the most good."
The State Board of Health lias sent
his car on an entourage of the State
for tiie purpose of educating the
’misses to the importance of sanita-
tion and tiie means of preventing
coinmunicalile diseases Hence, its
mission Is an educational one and Is
pacify is nliout a carload per day. The worthy ot every possible attention
and encouragement.
equipment of the car leaves
One section is
Palestine Visitor.
When the All Wise Father laid on
man the obligation to "earn his broad
l.y the sweat of his brow!" He evi-
dently meant him to be the bread win-
ner and provider for the family. Wo-
men’s penalty fOr sin. also. Indicates
what her obligations are in life.
Though both men and women have de-
•. Sated far from the condition of life
for which they wore created we be-
lieve that a return to these conditions
Is far more desirable than a Birther
trend away, or n total abrogation of rpoke for thirty minutes on the sub-J1
the laws of God and nature. The ideal
condition Ih the man the bread winner,
the protector of the home, the sup-
port of the woman; the woman the
helpmeet of man. the mother of his
children, the home maker and keeper.
Every attempt to erect another sys-
tem of life la a tearing down of that
Ideal, supplanting it with diaorder
nnd disaster to humanity, and as yet
we see nothing erected building to a
higher or better life. Iloes any wo-
man or man believe he can Improve
on God's plan?
a vast amount
Let us take up
upon us,
iloser to the
will only
ual.
All parties arc hereby notified to call
land make settlement with him at
P’tfUcat convenience as I have moved
llobt Poage.
The
nothing to be desired
devoted to the subject of school hy-
giene, showing tiie importance of
proper heating and lighting systems
end illustrating the various ways In
which communicable diseases are
spread among tiie children. Another
section is devoted to sanitation, show-
ing the proper methods of sewage dls-
I osal generally. In this section is
also shown howktyphoid fever and the
hookworm is spread. Another sec-
tion is devoted to facts concerning
tuberculoals, and pathological speci-
mens showing tiie early and late
stages of consumption are exhibited.
Here are also displayed a number of
charts showing how malaria is
apread; also charts showing how to
have clean milk, (‘lean food, etc., with
an array of evidence illustrative of
the different phases of treatment pro-
motive of the pultlic health. The car
well supplied with illustrative lit-
erature, and tiie many valuable les-
sons conveyed by this means on the
pre-eminently Important subjects of
I’giene, cleanliness, pure milk, pure
food and tiie simple methods that may
ite employed in preventing communi-
cable diseases, makes tills exhibit
highly instructive and deserving of
our most studious attention.
Last night at 8 o'clock Dr. Davis
end Miss Stoltzfus, who accompanies
him on the itinerary, addressed a
large nudlence which completely fill-
ed all the available seating space in
the district court room Miss Stoltz-
fus was the first speaker and for
twenty minutes she spoke on the sub-
ject of (’htld Hygiene. Dr. Davis
fferer
nn
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Bay City, Texas
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