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LARGEST CIBCULATION Di CENTRAL TEXAS
ALWAYS AUSTIN’S EEST NEWSPAPER
LARG
Y
Society Personals
A
CH.
Rural Route Examination for Surgeon in Charge of Texas
W
see women driving rural mail route* yesterday morning, and when he did
not deny the two charges, slapping
Aug 24 in the federal builang. Aus-Hutehison in the face and using pro-
earn money for the Red Cross to
the
be
women
the $28.80 in both fines.
canteens sometimes as many as 4000
wait
the-
the
ground, got very little food and that
at high prices.
tain hot meals at less than
ABOUT ELGIN PEOPLE
15 cents
guests of
LAWLESS DRIVERS
r £
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GET SHORT SHRIFT
O
the of espionage.
mse eral
Mrs.
Miss Jamschek, who sailed from New
New York city.
field day for the
rela- Bisting in a meeting.
rersity of Texas, will upon invi-
on
by
cardi
NEWPERFECTION
ea
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four
OIL
her
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Protessor E. T. Atwell. director at
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RECORD RIFLE OUTPUT.
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WASHINGTON, July ft
rec-
4-
2 Before the arrival of baby
reg-
**,4
*ae
and «mehime
the scaip. makes the hair briutie, and
7600 Platt Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio
Theomg Bhu Ckimmy
A begea r may be liberal of lov.
B
Gas Stove
Though all my wares be trnsh,"the
Gu
You can get mu lai fled coroan ut oil
Eh
and Read Austin American Want Ads.
at most any drug store
it is very
cheap, and a
last veryone
II
A ;
IN
Cedar Valley Open to the
Female Sex.
SAN
A Hote
Came in Yesterday; One
From University Neighbor-
hood Children’s Club.
I will
upon
from twenty-four to forty-eight hours
for their connecting trains, during
Failure to Know Traffic Law
and No Knowledge of Speed
Limit Not Taken as Excuse.
COMES TO ORGANIZE
TEXAS NEGROES IN
FOOD CONSERVATION
AUSTIN WOMAN GIVES
GRANDMOTHER’S SHAWL
Oriental Hand-Embroidered De.
sign on Black; is Suited for
Piano Drape, Spanish Danc-
er’s Costume, Etc.
FORMER NEW YORK
WOMAN SENTENCED
TO DEATH IN AUSTRIA
were equipped to handle about sev-
enty-five people.
DR. R. E VINSON CHOSEN
TO MAKE WELCOME TALK
miena a
Miss Milado Jamschek Con-
victed on Charge of
Espionage.
Home on furlough is the greatest
tonic to the morale of the French
and British forces.
games or sleep until time for
connectin*' trains.
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of
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Hugh Jewett.
Collett Dilworth.
Evelyn Dilworth,
Jewell Terrell.
Ruby Ponton and
Beasie Tobin.
Will Be Met at Station by Mul-
titude of Friends Headed by
a Brass Band.
ARRIVES IN AUSTIN
THIS MORNING, 7:30
Mn. A W. Pits Gibbon.
Mrs W D. McKinney.
Mina Mary Ellen Popo.
Eugenia Dilworth.
Jewell Terrell.
Bessie Tobin.
DR. GILL GUILTY
AS CHARGED FOR
SLAPPING VETERAN
TRAVIS FIRST MAIL
CARRIED BY WOMAN
MAY SOON BE SEEN
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair
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TWO COURTS FINE
AUTOMOBILE MEN
FOR LAW VIOLATION
I ve s
don till
go back
If 1 1
but bur
l could
But.
though
homer
I wan
But X
and tell
boy s gr
And s
on Brtti
X felt
sage to
I Mrs. W. ft- Hendrickson is viit-
tag relatives in Belton.
P
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Mr. and
home fro
l wa
the wh
bills, a
Here
Harry
its fori
But,
rrivais
iation
concert!
had fin
▲ go
had juz
Hosp its.
anotner
great Ci
eted. The syetem to
event, and he w to
MENNONITE SLACKER
IN FEDERAL TOILS
aided by American women, is doing
everything it can to carry the home
spirit over there.
Mrs. Grace Anderson is in Alpine
yisiting her sisters. Miss Gladye and
Miss Jane Antony
if you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash It with
Most soaps and prepared shampcoe
a
d
Misses Josephine and Row* Candi-
loro leave today for New Orleana
• t
1 a 1
aldpNe.
Me
pared after the for-
doetor be the Bred-
eion ©Ml eomfort
this llicle book. It
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Mrs. Laura McKean had with her
through Sunday her ton. Leutenant
A. F McKean, and Leutenant George
A. Seitz of Harrisburg, Pa.
The Perfect Bak
Of The Future
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toll her
and wit
Britain,
land of
They
wUi not
Speeial News Servlee eV The Auetin America*
ELGIN, Texas, July 29.—Six hun-
few ounces is enough to
in the famnlytor montha
to be de-
h plainly
1
men
had,
The Examinations Will Be Held
in Austin Federal Building on J.
August 34.
1 —--
Mrs. Jerry Gray and sister, Miss
Casier, have returned from Tem-
ple. Texas.
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The friends of Mrs. Jerry Gray
regret to know .toe leaves for Haifa.
Texas, whore her husband is st-
tioned in the ranger service
i-r.
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Austin cnndren’s Origina Stunt.
Th, originality displayed by Austin
children in thinking up ways to
Mr. and Mn wiis Maxson are
rejoteinE over the arrival or a little
eon. is the telegram sent to austin
relatives from Mrs. Brown Robbins.
Sympathy le felt for Dr. and Mra
Frederick Eby over the ilness or
their youns eon. who has been Uken
to the Seaton infirmary with typhoid
98“
Use Cuticura For
Children’s Scalps
And insure good hair through life
At night rub Cuticura Ointment intp
partings all over scalp. Newt morn
ng shampoo with C uticura Soap and
hot water. A clean, sweet scalp
means thick healthy hair
Miss Gertrude Rowe has gone to
Colorado to spend the remander of
the summer.
_ ____ A. 17a Lamar Bidg.. At-
iafor external use only; to ah-
entirely safe and wenderfully wr-
ite them for thelr *
Miss Salite Storey is enjoying a
vistt to Miss Ruth Johnson in San
Marco*
The steed was replaced by them-
eeives in rows between elongatea
shafts.
The girls were in white Rea Croce
coatumes, and the boys wore Belglan
held cape.
Prominent amon- the workers Is
Mra W. K. Vanderbilt, now active in
Red ross canteen - ork in France,
one of the effective ways of reaching
the men.
The canteens on the lints of com-
munications were established for the
purpose of providing the sleeping
quarters, food. baths and disinfecting
seryice for the soldiers en route to
and from the front.
They are also equipped with reet
My h
at the 1
and the
But n
fair wa
happy.
You i
my loot
I’m U
Many
It wo
And II
living fo
each ay
him agai
! foun
In Fran
Mr© R. Linke and Miss Gertrude
Linke have returned to then lome
in Beeville,
religious,
and amo
aero rd i ng
Before
ent mn
thouzht I
come aft
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Brown. after
a brief stay in Austin, have returned
to Arherton.
Miss Margaret Montgomery of
New Orleans continues her stay with
her aunt, Mrs. Duren.
“ "mum* ELECTION AT ELGIN
PASSES OFF QUIETLY
uancs of
admitted
to examinations
Mr. and Mr- Roy Rather left Sun-
day in their car for Galveston for
a few weeks" stay.
An examination is to be hold on
Eack Free by Mail. Addrena peer
uticura. Dept 21 A. two—" Sold
tore SoapNc Oewmem Sand tec
weeks spent in
The examination
women and men
Music will be kept up until
train bearing Governor and
They will visit friends and
Thev v
for tods*
Then v
astride o
who are actually court ready to testify to the inor-
cost—
Play
their
Miss Hattie May Everett has re-
turned to her home in Columbus
after a visit to Austjn friend*
• see of Mothea Erand dun
dhe pain sad d red and thirteen votes were cast in .
the Elgin precinct primary Satur lay, . cocoanut oil (which is r
of whicl Mcbby got 507 and }ergu- | ttrely greaselens), is muci
Misses Annie Rae and Mollie Rae
Fisk are guests of Miss Hortense
Dyer of Brenham.
ord delivery by a single plant of
7000 army rifles in one day last
week was announced by the war de-
tin, to fill the position of rural car-
rier at Cedar Valley.
War Opens New Field.
The civil service commission has
announced that during the contin-
Mra H F. Warwick of Cameron to
the guest of Austin friends.
fane and abusive language, was ad-
judged guilty and fined IS and all
coats on each count
Fined on Two Counts.
In this way the doctor was obliged
to pay twice >14.40, amounting to
Dr. G Gorden Biyson has been
'chosen of . the Surgeons" club at
Rochester, Minn, where he is now
attending the Mayo clinics.
Dr. Biyson is a life member of this
club.
tives there
August.
on. make the ' ’ welcoming I Germany's control, what prospects
ech to the governor and his wife, there were of Austria making a sep-
to hmake ar’matter for” TErare arag ece enac"atdtn na“s:
Gay rides up and down University
avenue were sold, girl students of
the university and the soldiers being
especially good customers.
The evening's strenuous work
brought them $7.74, which they
turned into Austin Red Cross head-
quarters yesterday.
mign prices. „ Those. piayed th, part of
Now trench-statned scidters can ob- pranein«, atends were:
T.115e Jewett.
soldiers would be forced to
during the month of
in the Corporaton court B.
Leigh appeared on the charge
driving without a license.
meal—-can bathe
WAR BRINGS THE --
POSTAL NOVELTY A FINE OF $28.80
____ ASSESSED AND PAID
Insteai
faith fir
yond. an
a* thoug
By k<
help to i
For it
your pei
My wi
by mv
Nyver
momentz
to come
in my
fur awa
hard by
rooms where soldiers can read, write
and play games, and small stores
where they can buy canned delicacies,
tobacco and similar articles.
These canteens are built at junc-
tion depots which, in peace time.
states and at the suggestion of E.
A. Peden, will visit Beaumont. Gal- partment
Knitting Department.
Miss Lou la Cater war in charge,
and also brought in two pairs of
socks.
Mra Mollis Scott returned one pair
of socks and brought in three pair*.
Mra A. B. Croisale, one pair of
socks.
Mrs. J. H Collett, one helmet.
Mra Jewett, one sweater.
Mrs. Goans McIntyre, one sweater.
Mrs. Browning, one pair socks.
Miss Leno Fossey, one pair socks
Miss Mamie Hefiibower, one sweat-
l het
and co
and su
Destr
us, and
from a
On oi
king s i
from t
He a
•’show.'’
It is
diers re
They
laddies
Britain.
Use a
Red Cross Nurse Registry.
From today on there will be some-
one qualified to register nurses at
Red Cross headquarters, 606 Colo-
rado street (upstairs), in the office.
All questions pertaining to this
subject by those interested will be
answered.
Mrs. W. C. Davidson has returned
to Elgin after a few days spent with
• Austin friends.
dhe talephone from his home in Beau- But the American boy cannot go
mont and announced that he and home and.the.American Red Cross.
Mra. Hobby would leave there yes-
W L Gilfilfn left yesterday
a businems trp to Pennsylvania.
Mr. Gilfillan will be joined
Great gifts are guiles and look for
gifts again;
My trifles come as treasures from
my mind;
it is a precious jewel to be plain;
Bometimes in shell the Orient's
pearls we fin—
Of others take a sheaf, of me a grain!
Of me a grain I
—John Dowiand’e Necond Book of Songs or
Airs, 1600.
hpt.nain’uwo, teat tote of ku.
rkr bu wul make me
arfiemraragtq
tU» MVWlf pen “J
MR.© w. K. NANDERBILT
slept on
122′9-
g*g
which time
rt how far austria was under
Oriental Shawl Donated.
. Mra. Rose Shipley of Austin
brousht in an extremely decorative
Iringed ,hawl which she 1, donatinz
to be sold for Red Cross benefit.
, It.1.a very large square shape,
deeply fringed and hand embroidered
in Oriental design in beautiful col-
ored silks.
.rs. Shipley says it was brought
from . France by her grandmother,
who had at least haif a dozen, and
who did the embroidery of this one
nerseir, as French women in those
day* were expert Ln this work.
These shawls are eagerly sought
after now, na drapes for the backs
of upright or the tops of baby grand
pianos.
They are also acquired by those
who go in for fancy dancing or
costume partica, as they are usec
for East Indian or Spanish cos-
tumes.
domiciled in the Cedar Valley terri-
tory and who maet the requirements
set forth on the application blanks.
Will Be First Woman Carrier.
Travis county has never had a
woman carrying a rural route.
The routes are carried with a
horse and cart.
It is necessary at times for the
carrier to get out of ner or his cart,
but there are plenty of Travis coun-
ty women who get out and in of a
cart just as spry as any man.
They make one trip a day and
begin at 1 o'clock in the morning.
same conditions as
d to the county convention. creamy lather, and cleanses the hair
Strong resolutions endorsing the and scalp thoroughly The lather
administration of President Woorow rinses out easily, and removes every
Wilson and Governor W. P. Hobby I prticle of dust, irt, dandruff and
were unanimously adopted excessive oil. The hair dries quickly
About all of the county officers; and evenly, end it leaves it fine and
werp re-elected. silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man-
। । ILI ——i ,, age
mation ne had sworn to about the
assault upon him, but the doctor's
plea of guilt made it unnecessary for
the taking of testimony.
Dr. Gill to Enter Army.
Several months ago Dr. Gill was
called for army service and a short
time afterward tendered his resigna-
tion as surgeon in charge of tne
home.
He has been called now into serv,
ice and after a meeting of the board
of trustees of the home will be re-
lieved and a successor appointed.
rs. J- F. Gullette and eon. Frank,
are visitins Dr. and Mrs. Tansey in
Smithville.
yL,-
*n‘‘
contain too much alkali This dries
Mrs Leon
Eobby arrives and thera will been- York on the same steamer with
Ihu,^ and good cheer flowing count von Bernstortt, th. former
wiu Be —(illicit by German ambassador to the United
■ When the Eovernors party reachen states, toek pussage after the declar-
Dhe btation he will h- otved h iation of war by the United Btates.
the people—"not the politictana," as! she was charged with making the
we man at the mestin- put A-"ut trip under the instructions of czecho
Snropie ot Auetn and Travtorganizatons in the Unirea states
Br. Vinsom la Welcome .It itfli n- with'the purpose of ancertaining
2 Dr. R. E vinson, president of the (through conversation with Von Bern-
ms L' i
know a
Every
a son i
strong. i
ture life,
you will
Do no
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man. [ J. F. Hutchison, the old soldier
to open to both!who made the complaint, was in
Garment and Bandage Room.
Members of St Austin's parish and
St David's guild worked in the rooms
yesterday.
Mm H. W. Miller was in charge.
BL Austin's chapel members:
Mra William Schneider.
Mra E T Deata.
Mr. Hamilton Reilly.
Mra J. Bassett Nitachke.
MIm Rosemary Blackeslee.
Mias Justin Blackesle«
Mra J. E. Nitachke.
Mr. Joseph Kavanagh
Miss Helen Kavanagh.
Miss Helen Blakealee.
Mins Elenora Blakeslee.
St David's guild: ;
Miss Lillie Robertson and
Mr. R. W Shipp.
Others working were:
Mr. M. L MGowen.
Miss Genevieve Quinn.
Mies Cook.
Miss Willie Story.
Mrs. A. E. Arrington.
Mr. Cottrel Mount.
K STOVES (
mmy. •
MH'?
week of his daughter.
Keeble.
Among the week-end
Mr. and Mra. Frank Stockley,
after a brief visit to Mm M P.
Yarbrough, have returned •« their
home in Uvalde, accomvanied }- Miss
Fannie Yarbrough.
Surgical Dressings Rooms.
Five-yard rolls are still being made,
so all the members during th© week
will have a chance probably to see
how expert their fingers ars at it
Miss Talitha Everitt was in charge
yesterday morning.
Bertha Bera ice Rieka
Mm. J. P Gilea.
Hasel Ricks
Julia Loe Glover.
Lita Mae Crump.
Dorothy Carrington.
Mm C. H. Buck.
Mra Dudley Miller,
Hattie McAngus.
Lillian Helerman.
Mra J W Deeds
Mm W. D. McKinney
Mr end Mrs. George Groos re-
turn today from Galveston, where
they have spent a week at the Gal-
They made the trip overland in
their car, accomvanied by Mr and
Mrs. Morgan Bolt of San Antonio
Mm Gilfillan in St. Louis next week,
and together they will enjoy a
month's trip on the great lakes.
W w. Woodall to back from a
fow days spent in Temple.
Before the establishment of the
By Associated Prase to Tbs Austin Americas.
ZURICH, July 29.—Miss Milado
Confederate Home Pleads
Guilty in Jutice Johnson’s
Court Monday.
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Mrs. Davis is much improved in
health.
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By Asoociated Pra to The Austin Amwicsa
KAMSAS CITY, Mo., July 29,—
Charged with being responsible for
the printing of an editorial in the
Weekly Budget of Sugar Creek. Ohio,
urging Mennonites not to buy Lberty
bond* M. E Bontrager, a Mennon-
ite, is in custody of the federal of-
ficers and will be taken to Cleve-
land, Ohio, to answer an indictment
under the espionage act. •
A fugitive warrant was isnue by
Fred Robertson. United States at-
torney for the district of Kansas
But a
to be g
l talk
"I doi
•’I w
leave f
constant surprise to grown-ups.
Seven children of the university
Several Defendants Have Cases
Continued in Corporation
Court
AUSTIN AMXBICaM. TUXSDAT MORNING, JULY 30, 1918.
hurt la true.
The heart la true.
binding dtscoursing merry I Jamschek, a teacher of languages,
of music until the depot at has been sentenced to death by the
■ avenue and Third Street is Vlenna military tribunal on a charge
NOTICE TO DEAL.ERS—The Magnolia Petroleum
Company are distributors of these products in your
locality. Complete stocks are carried by them at con-
veniently located points and they are prepared to render
the best possible service and co-operation.
And
tain Gi
and t
ready
now.
I toli
I cam©
could f
and I p
on J
Folkest
The
going h
ed amc
Time for Your War Garden
A New Perfection Stove gives you more time out of
the kitchen —needs no watching. Cooks faithfully,
fast or slow—no soot, no odor—like gas. The Long
Blue Chimney Burner turns all the oil into clean,
intense cooking heat. Used in 8,000,000 homes.
New Perfection Ovens bake perfectly because of cor-
rect heat circulation. Have glass doors. Fit any stove.
Sold by hardware and housefurnishing stores. New
Perfection booklet sent on request.
THECLEVELAND METAL PRODUCTSCU
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Special News Service of the Austin American.
ELGIN, Texas, July 1».—Mr©
N C. Davison returned from Aus-
tin Saturday and reports her son im-
proving.
Mra Nora Bpillar of Smithville to
visiting her many friends in Elgin
this week.
Dr. Elliott Ki bl Inger and eon. Sam
of Marksville, La., were guests this
Friend of Austin Women AUSTIN RED CROSS
| Austin American's
Does WarWorkmFrance REGISTER NURSEs
W a . . Mrs. w. o. Huggins guest to Miss
em52a=laddn Two Interesting Donations Mollie Boyd of.Fannin
Kory hemiads regarding the independence
Mra. Robby’s Recention, (of the Czech country.
araHobby Win be recetved
Tuhc“trtznnuonrterent story- a
| From ue depot the band wil turn states.
)Kck up Congress avenue, headed to-
ward the capitol and mansion, fol-
lowed by an automobile parade and
man- many others, afoot or as they
Ke nt to go
immediately behind the band will
llow the automobiles, the fleet con-
hinine Governor and Mrs. Hobby,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sparks and Dr.
A E. Vinson.
Birong of People Expeoted.
It io expected that Congress ave-
me will be thronged with people. ___ __ ________
rhne the capitol erounds will be [ the ’ colored seuon of the United
•lied to capacity with etale ottieiais states food admlnlatrator. will ar
md other admirers of the Eovernor. nve in Auetin toda- for the pur-
it will no doubt a —eat crowd, pose or assisting the federal tood
e enthuntastic reception and a joy adminlatrauon for Tezas in complet.
T. Hutchison, Old Soldier,
Complainant, Appears I n
Justice Johnson’s Court—No
Testimony Taken.
ke to Governor - “ Nra. Hobby ing sts work organzng the colored
droll as a participant* people of Texas into an auxiliary de-
---------------------- partment.
■■ — The Texas work at present is in
neighborhood took the Dworichu- smMfrvan. AarMacoy,has returned.to
dren’s pony car ana removea iheAUFRendser * short stay with
body, leaving only the chassis. 1 __——
boThisedheyonlied.with cushiona Mrs. Archie Heap is home from a
borrowed from home Iyistt to her mother. Mrs. J. E. Dll-
lard of Bartlett
----- _ veston, San Antonio, Austin, Dallas e
preperation. Mothers' and other large Texas cities, ad- ~
. .. .. - . I dressing the colored people at all of
I.K » met -endertaL *»Klm(fce fez these points.
- raaAr?* tk-T- Professor Atwell will be ancom-
% rarely ield to natre’s demana for panied by Dr. H. J. Howard, state
don. g chairman of the colored section.
Judge and Mrs C. W Webb. Miases
Florence Stuellken, Lesli©. Hofer
Lanfear and Merrill Stuellken of
Austin.
Mrs. R. A. Carl to visiting relatives
at Waco this week.
Rosser Carter of Camp Bowie
spent Sunday with his family. —
Little Mia© Nara Carter spent a
few days this week with her sister
Miss Mary Lon Carter
Miss Margaret spent last week in
Bastrop, guests of Misses Leah and
Grace Moncure.
Mias Sarah Sharp of Blanco is
visiting relatives in the city this
Miss Matti© May Carter has just
returned from an extended visit to
her grandmother. Mra. C. H Brooks
at Cedar Bayou
Rev. L C. Matt his Jastor of Elgin
Methodist church to in La Grange as-
Mr. and Mra E. W. Swenson are
back from a short stay in Round
Rock.
to very harmful Just pinin mulsified , , .
• pure and en. i Fine knacks for ladies! cheap, choice,
h bettor than brave and new,
aon 106 ' the meet expensive soap or anything 1 Good pennyworth’s—but money
ar’ap.pmociaet oonventon WM held “rkeeparir‘brr‘shatatrtovew_
r and P. E. Turner was electer chair- ’ Simply moisten your hair with water
to a man and Mr© Bob Moore secretary. ' and rub it in. On© or two teaspoon-
Delegates and alternates were elect- fuls will make an abundance of rich.
7 Bousing Meeting Held Yester-
day and Participants Urge
Everyone to Join in Parade.
----
t Governor W. P Hobby and his
F wite will reach Austin this morning
5 at 7:30 o’clock over the Houston &
J Texas Central road, having left
f over the Southern Pacific
F read for their official tome Ute last
I evening
There was a meeting of many peo-
E pie to the Hobby headquarters yes-
| terday afternoon, the object of same
8 to get in communication w.th
the governor, ascertain the exact hour
E he would arrive here, and make up
EFquickiy but constructively -ome form
Erot procedure to welcome to Austin
2 th* youngest governor ever chosen
6 In Texas, and the one who has no
R doubt received the biggest majority
l eC any man who ever ran for that
| exalted position in Texas.
F Loses No Time in Returntng.
When Governor Hobbv answered
Some Austin woman can have the
position of rural mail carrier on ths
Cod.* r Valley route.
Women mail carriers will indeed
be a novelty.
Travis county and Texas may yet
Mrs. Loouis Devi© ar«
Mr© Jas. McMillan and daughter
Martha of Weimar are viaitlng Mrs.
McMillan's sister, Mra J. C. Miller
Rev and Mra S. H. Morgan have
as their g deals this week. Mrs Helen
Steele. Mrs. Alfred Morgan and
children Mary, Helen and Geo
Knight of Georgetown
Mins Julia Lee Glover, one
sweater.
Mra 8. E. Perry, one pair socka.
Mias Ella Meier, one pair socks.
Yesterday was
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Bhaz '
■ charge of Dr. E. L. Howard of
| Houston, who has achieved splendid
work in organizing the work in Tex-
as among the colored people.
| The record shows 120 deputies in
'those sections of the state where
there is a colored population.
Professor Atwell to a gifted negro
and a protege of the late Booker T.
Washington.
He has oeen for years chief dis-
bursing officer of the Tuskegee insti-
tute and volunteered his services to
the United States food administration
to take care of the colored section.
In coming to Texas he finds it
among the excellently organised
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Dr. J. X P iul, sufgeon in charge
at the Texas Confederate home, was
arraigned in Justice Johnson’s court
His case was continue until
Juiy Si.
George Baggett, charged with driv-
ing at a greater speed than twenty-
five miles per hour., was not ready
for trial and the case was continued
until tomorrow.
Claud Hughes, arso accused of
exceeding the ©peed limit, was not
ready for trial and his case was
continued until Wednesday.
Speeder Gets Fined.
L. E. Jenkina exceeding speed
limit, fined $14.80 on a plea of
guilty.
W. B Hammett was reprimanded
for permitting passengers to ride on
the footboard of his auto.
Coy Middleton also received a rep-
rimand for violation of traffic rules
in running his auto.
He said he was not familiar with
the rule.
city at the expense of the auto
speeders and auto law violator*
A number of them were arraigned
to Judge Fulmore’s Corpora uon
court and one was fined to Justice
George Mendell’s court.
In the latter court a constable
who is provided with a motorcycle
was riding on the post rood waen
ne was overtaken and left behind
by a swift mover.
Oonstabie Has Baotorcycle,
He then followed tne speeder an
was obliged to go about twenty-seven
mies an hour* to catch him.
Ine man proved to be H. F. Kel-
ly and he could not deny the charge
of exceeding twenty-five miles per
hour.
In court a fine of $1 and costs
was assessed and he paid >12.so for
his sport.
bome Cases Continued.
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Austin American's
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Poets Corner
I tercay evening, arriving in Austin this
Emorning over lh, H A T. C. road
■ from Houston, a* shout at applause
Ewent up, after which the meeting
got down to busine-
brrangement Commadutee
K An arrangement committee of five
gentiemen were selected by the meet-
ine to hurry up a program, which
(was soon decided upo-
| Sam Sparks was chosen as chair-
I man of the committee.
E Several brief talks were made,
ench man making bome appropriate
eoggestion as to what mizht be the
Bre program, but what they all
azreed must be an appropriate one.
Fsome of the detalls will be kept
e bit of a aecret until they occur,
but an Austin American representa-
ve who was dresent by invita-
tton, was requested to have this pa-
yer state to the entire ublio—men.
women and children—that the recop- I
Bon on the homecoming of the trl. I
Gnmnphant governor would Indeed be I
an oration worthy of casing upon
as well as participate- in, and ait
Ete requested to be on hand.
Baia opens Un at f.
F Promptly at 7 o'e'—k this morning
Beseres band will start from the
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