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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
BOND DOTS.

W r. Pouder. city treasurer OF Jonn-
son CITY. Washington County. Tenn, VIII
receive proposals until : p. m. December
"a. for $4,000 per cent 20 year coupon
high school bonds. denomination $500 ana
dated approximately December 81, l9lZ'
Delaware. Delaware County, Ohio
,assed an ordinance on November p pro-
yidins for the issuance Of $4,000 4ia per
cent coupon refunding bonds, denomina-
tion $500 and dated December 1. 1917 ana
fue 81 900 annually on December ! from
1916 TO 1928, inclusive.
e. II. Venner G. Co. OF New York was
the successful bidder on December IN
Jersey CITY, Hudson County, New Jersey
for the $40 600 80 year road Improvement
and $4,000 40 year courthouse ~ per
cent coupon bonds.
". Marvin Rogers. city treasurer OF
Geneva. Ontario County. New York Will
receive proposals until December IL ioT
100000 coupon special appropriation
bonds. due $4,000 annually from 1925 70
1879. inclusive: $4,000 coupon public I'M
proyement bonds. due $500 annually from
1928 10 1881. inclusive and $1,000 in 1882
and 81 200 registered public improvement
bonds. due 340O in 1915, 1919 and IN lS%-'
Great Falls. Cascade County. Montana
IT IL reported will submit 10 vote next
suring AZ the general municipal election
.-tie pronosifion issuing $4,000 fre nan
and police station erection bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
EXCHANGE MEMBERS MEET
Committee Named to Consider Elk
Gliding Salaried Curb Men.

About twenty-five members Of New York
stock Exchange houses met yesterday af-
ternoon in the board Of governors room
10 appoint a committee to discuss with
the associations governing members the
matter of excluding salaried membefs
~ the Curb Association after January J..
1912 Charles L. Andrews, Of DeNCoppet
q Doremus, was appointed chairman OF
The committee. and the meeting then ad-
,ourned sine die. subject TO call by the
chairman.
The secretary of the Curb Association
said Yesterday that only few Stock Tx
change houses have taken exception 10
the ruling, and it was suggested that
those houses may find a solution OF the
nroblem by transferring the membership
held by their saiaried empioye OUTSIDE 10
a member Of the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
prs.snt Earnings Favorable.

coronation regarding the volume OF
-, shown by the Denver & Rio Grande
,'-.srt reports indicate an improvement
- the position OF that road as regards
Is. only its increase OF traffic but its
..,.,onment OF efficiency. In october not
vi, aid operating revenues show large
OI. hut operating expenses declined. 1t
= also reported that Western Pacific IS
leasing its net earnings very consid-
",ablv st the same time its operating cX-
..sss are showing reductions. Barring
SScc,dents. the Denver & Brio Grande
sSould make a favorable showing in It's
next report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
TIE METAL MARKETS.

copPER-The local street maihe, wa q,
ouiet. with lake and eec'roye ,, Sm9gs "a IA
i.oz n " -, .onner az New York 40 tons, ana
t ArpIS for he month thus far 500 tons
standard copper was duet Wl,n I spo.
~ ~ 611 I2iac; February. 1887 Ill. u &c,
March, is75aiI.l2ise In London ION , eSpps.
Closed arm at f75 us "a Tor spot ana no los
10Y TIN" Locally was quiet VIII spot; Deem
Der and January a, 1922 S.S soo Inpdon
~, csosSS az f226 los for spot and f22b us I'd
ioi LEAD-cuiet at 4.2514 toe IN Sew hoiN an, snd
i5i5n4 CSC East ST. Louis. LONDON ieaa
eio seru {. jrF,R-Quiet at 72oa74oc IN New YORK
ana : .2OaT 3oc East 81 Lou''' iS'"'0"
closed at 1913 los. ia in Inn
TuoN-Clevelsnd warrants, ois 40 ~ IL ~
don. ocal prices were unchansed a. Si1 o -
20 - Tor No 1 Northern and No soutneIn,
No . Northern. SIS aJGsis 75 No ! southern
soft SIS JOqSis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
CURB ECHOES.

letter from a brokerage house in New
York from Charles Q. Davis, president OF
the Pueblo Mining and Smelling Company
who is in Mexico. says that In the district
around the mines there is no trouble from
the revolution and that the revoiuuon
here has enabled the company 10 acquire
some additional properties In the district
which are now being taker over. Ihese
include the Fortuna, Amparo, Flidalgo' the
Leonor and one other
The reduction in the royalties on some
o. the Cobalt mines is expected to nave
some effect on the shipments from several
OF the properties operating in the DIS
trct
John Brooks COwell, recently OF SALIVA
DOR, Central America. has been appointed
manager Of the Cordoya gold mines. the
mines in Hastings County. Ont, are work
ing full time on q large body OF low grace
ore.
interests IN the Calaveras Copper Com
pany In this city have been advised that
me settlement made by the Kenneth
slntltsr Of the United States Smelling, Re
ming and Mining Company on IL car
,ssos Of ore shipped by the company
Tabsed from ss45 10 s1.4I3 net per car
ing average net per ton was SCI 90.
according 10 NJ. W. Bacon. the Stewart
'mne h earning 100000 month at the
aNsnt time and dividends are not far dis
CO. The mine II earning more than II
"A ule before" he says. "and the apex
ciisss isrgsst body OF org In the CGur
. 'ne u u the Stewart" Il is said that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10

SO bulk SO sacks: middling. S23dsSO; fed
dog $50 80; homlny chop, s234s24 bulk. S24 -
as26 20 sacks OII.MEAI.-t33d S34 30.
COFFEE-While business was moderate
sales amounting 10 $3.50 bags, steamer
feeling prevailed and after opening 20
points higher. with later small price changes
both ways. Fthe market closed at net ad-
vance OF TO 10 points There appeared 70 De
very little change In conditions. however. INA
the better feeling based largely on iOcaI
covering. prompted By steadler markets IA
Europe. Early cost and freight oners were
unchanged 10 points lower. and moderate
sales were made on the basis o. Il doc LOT
Santos IS and IA Doc for Santos ~. but later
offers in some instances were raised 10 points.
Havre showed an advance OF isnt tr@ae,
Hamburg was I.6i. pfennig higher. and Rio
and Santos markets were weak ana VI
changed. Spot unchanged. on the basis oi
14c Tor Rio No T. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
Last Chance Yesterday.

Mcra than IS per cent OF OUTSTANDING
stock has been deposited under the reor-
ganization plan for the United o'&''eS
Motor Company and its affiliated con-
Germs with the close Of business yester-
day afternoon the opportunity to make
deposits without penalty expired. Inc
payment of th> second instalment Of the
assessments imposed on stockholders Oh
the United States and the Columbia com
panies has not been as prompt as was
hoped. Members OF the reorganization
committee. however. believe that there IS
practically nothing now that VIII inter
o. with the plans OF reorganization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
u. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

vcashiprton. Dec. -a--Ths condition % III.
r.ni,.d state, Trea,ury a, the beginning Of
business to-day vas: working balance ''f'-
4eN $40. in banks and Philippine lreAsufy'
$50. 3T5. loi total Of general fund. sltsols'"p-
receipts Saturday, s3.6430 9S: disbursements
Sc 5ts. 059 The deficit this fiscal year J.
81 AL 1876 against a deacit % 2l.2is'b71 last
yesr The figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama canal and public
5.b, .ranSactlOng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10

PROyIsIONs-Firm early. but late IN me
session commission houses sold freely o"hs ~
the decline I'm grain. and az the close " ~
market was weak PORK-Steady; mess, Slt -
asia 10. family SZ3ds2i. short clear S--g
s24 30 BEET-Strong. mess s201$2l Family
s24as2J; packet t22ns23; extra lndla mess esq.
siOds41 BEEF HASs-cuist. S3oH %.
DPT.ssE,D GOGS-Firm: bacons 10s.dllc;
pigs. iIisc. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies
steady. 12AG13c. picked hams frHl; ga ~ "a ~
TALLOW-Dull. special &c; city, 6,!c e ,,
countrt cassie. LARD-Easy; Middle Nes-'
II O5H11 he: city. iC#c refined. South Amer
lea. l245c: Continent, II zoe; Brazil. segs'
Is 4Jc: compound steady. Is0sbc. sIEAI-
INF--Ouiet; olCo. H. .tsked; city lard. l3c
COTTONSEED OIL-Firmer. and most OF
the DAY prices showed an upward tendency
The census report on cotton ginned up 70 De
cemb4r / Apparently had llttle influence, al
though prices developed an easier feeling tow
ard Tho close Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady, quiet
and unchanged. .,- 49,

MOIASSEs AND sYRUPs-Steady, quiet
and unch snged.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine frm,
With n gain 10 3Si-c IN quoted prices. Rosh
firm and unchanged. with tar steady.
OIIS-IInsoed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troelm steady at soc for standard white In
barrels az New York.
RICE-stesdy. with good jobbing demand.
sIGAR-Renned Arm and unchanged. With
graduated at 4eOc. IN London beet sugar
was quiet and unchanged. with December az
Qs Cd January a, o. 6xc, and May az los.
Raw here was unchanged with centrifugal. 20
tes'. az lose. muscovado, - test. 3-5oc' and
molasses sugar, ~ test. 3.30c. Sellers were NOT
disposed 10 make Important commitments FOR
forward shipment until they have met their
obligations on salcs already made. First hall
January clearance stands az about equal 10
3 7sc duty paid. and 2Cic FOR all January.
December stands az equal 90 32c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
CHINESE LOAN NEGOTIATIONS.

A representative Of the American bank
ers interested in tho N25,@oo'o Chinese
loan negotiations said Yesterday that IN
all probability Mondays Peking dispatch
IN .'Thc Times" OF London. stating that
china has practically made an agreement
with the six-power group IL true. He
added. however, that no details OF the
ria, had been received here. but that
thev might be expected within a few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

rs. action Of the Supreme Court is as
,,so,,t 10 anticipate as the fluctuations
O.', ere stock market Wall Street expect
- = decision in the Minnesota rate case
.s.,day. but. as usual, was disappoint-
90 decision being rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Dec e.-Wheat sold today at me
,oc,.st nrice this season. A huge incress. IN
the United states visible rippy to Isi ~ ~
governm.nt crop report. which was also bear
ish. came too late to ateei quotations, q, ~. ne
80 enished l.4fi.c down. oats on bG n
and provisions with loss Of 5a23c Range OF
prices: ca,ur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Dec. o - cLovERsEED--Prime
cash and December. SO 95 March. Sil %:
February sil orr; No .. $40 3omSi0 20. All
sIkE-Prime and December, $i2 80; March.
sl2 so. 1IMoTHY-Prine and December
81 95: February. 81 O2is: March, s. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10

Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate dem.nd
American ECO; imports 80 coo. all American.
Middliug up.and. 6.9Td. Futures opened steady
az 2Si3 POINTS advance: closed quiet, 4Gl points
higher December. ST1 "a: Decenber-Jan
q SoJ Tonnsry-February, $3.50: February
March s85i.d: March-April, 6.64lfd: April
NAV. e63Ld May-June. 662hd; June-July'
G.Gld: July-August, So I'd; Auguu-septemsef'
4 asa. september-October, 6.3td: Octcber-No-
vember. 625tsd. Manches.er-Ysrns quiet and
unchanged: cloths. small inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
me company has now about $500. 600 on
deposit with hanke

IL rs reported that an important strike
mas been made in the National Copper
Mine, at Mullan. Idaho. The discovery. Il
Is said. was made in the drift on the vein
In the S00-foOt level. 400 feet from, the
emu OF the tunnel. which is over 4, 500 feet
.ong. Inc drift is in the ore and ii is
Ieported 10 have opened up twelve inches
OF nigh grade copper, carrying heavy val
ues oi wire silver No assays have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
ELoIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin Dec. 9.--TEe hlsin Butter Bears sf
Trade declared butter nrrn al &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10

Nav, orleans. Dec. Cotton futures al Ii,
close showed a net gain OF 2G3 points, the
market falling on from a more marked I'D
vance carly following an opening At ilal'
points M in response 20 the census report o.
ginning showing II. s44. 49, bales turned out W
10 the end o. November. This was consider
abIv under general expectations. and In con
function with the belief among some traders
that the figures pointed 10 government esti-
mate on Thursday OF under i4Ooo, ovo bales ior
tho total crop inspired good bidding, with
prices moving up 10 1890 points over Satur :
day's closing figures Longs took advantage o.
lie advance TO liquidate their holdings ana
values sagged In the late trading the nisrkes
had little snap. but the close was STEADY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
FORMER RESIDENT HERE
SAYS CITY LOOMS GOOD


D. Acss e norwtf freiAtai Isl
ihn rA tai neu huNuess manager
ior fat rtiniu Kncnc rfamsft faa
rsns 81 ~ fbc cts ne s accan.
nanioe ti his eift AVID Vin D. aegs
ief fhf reriairttf o{ thr eetl
NJ Rose Vas 10Y several ssafs ~
iosl msnefef of fhe southwestern
resffhtnt ,Camrsnf sea sea the
seri1H uf fhe tomrars hoft in iaI
go alcIt similar posifihn ia an
rfhef ff iHrr ~ aaf fts lsta
ahons eomrsHv sna g. sea tasaslas
as aueiiIsa ia ttf theatrical tnti
urss
rerrrs hss ehsrEri Del msns
Save sin4s ifn hsfr etstrs vf
Hosr trf lhf mans narfo,emeaf.
rInair'f ionk f.oi io ue arc sr.
FlcasInr for afeaN eva have
warm spoi in ms heart fof az ai.
town
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Postmaster crahif has nfriffs
aaFlttf from whsblnRfon giving the
namep Of The pnrfisa uiih fhe hlFh
csi aFefaTeH uho Recently ffoot the
examination in fhis sltg CO.. fhs ~.
aiiion ~ rufal dsiisery carrier ~
fHe ne- ronte Na O. a. a. Hash bad
IRE hlThesi xferaEe ana b. viii ~
fesfe fhe appointment
service or che hrp route viii start
or Fchrusrt 90 The rpufe in aaet.
tion covers territory ~ lt,S mil,n
south ard southwrsf ~ she fiif an1
fhs service uiil bc daily. oanrpt sun
DAYS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

TOO Nhifhie Iamniaf ~ their ffa
Hief meeting hcid fursdaf rlehf
rifrci ihr following nmerm ta
servo ior fhe eufH,ne pear A. A.
fehiss sainent rpmmsudrf W 81
roNr eenefHismieso ~ a. lui.
miH captain rebeni M e. stewart
leAinf aafaen riafi pesse frtas
nrer ~ iienara rc0ard1f D.
" Ailen lnuief warden Thf oih
~ officers afo bnpainiifo and viii 81
named hf ihc omiueui rommaua.f ~
lister date
lnFisliafion ~ rae nraif elected
officers eiii ~ heia ~ ihe rsai roe
utu nsennr which elii ~ or
fetrHsff i1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

MONT RIAL. Qas San ~ i.ssa
ers ~ me avn enTiusginF frosersiun
from mnny paffE ~ the Domsulon
came 10 Montreal to-day 7or shn an
npAi menflnF ~ tho csnadlsb HprleiS
~ Civil Englneefs The pfveedinss
wiii cover ikrsf aatK The unuAaallt
large attendance combines rifh Az
attractive groFram ~ pai~rs sAf az
tunsons 80 sire S-@mhse ~ one ~
lte msss ase6sssfal msefiuwn 10 fbs
hlsfofT " the sa4lsiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Carlisle Leonard naa ~ ths hesf
tn"sn rplaffd residents 81 iAls eiiy
iird hers Aaaly tesirfaaF morning
~ bis bone On Dafpnrahaa sirtei
leonard sas By ye4fs ~ aee Ahd sna
horn ani fsissd in liis ei,s Fof fho
pasi t~o years b. has heen Engaged
% running business Deaf tho sap
depot 30 ls survived b. hls ~ife
and muih,f ana 'osr hrofhefs The
fnnrtai wi'l ho bold ihia morning At
f0 0'flort fn,m ihe ho,ne.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
COLLECTOR KEEPS BUSY
ISSUING TAX RECEIPTs
>trhs ~ sisr ,tsS ard
tounts

The lasi tiyu.Rs DAYS tush "a shr
tcneis ccilcrtcr 50 socafe rnll tAs
tefespis hse lseeun sod c,,lle,tef oji.
ttf ANT his i.sfep ct assistant. Ssre
tpss Ycsisfds, isspinK the soIns
rrrmits
fAy Totals Tor tho prs.sen, year
ell. without doubt. eseeeA shnt ~
any pfevioas Neaf We totals rs 90
iasi nittt usrc f4aS. lp,Nalnr Ali
SYMPTOMS ana a. six mere days ~.
main IA Witch raymeHt yaB o. mRds
q uuaii ecfm that ihe ioia~ letcfv
sac rlosr ~ thc time nnalt would
sci pass ne 24on mara
The rsymsnis la t~h the eounl,
and eii, gcvcingis fello~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
SURVEYS WILL BE MADE
FOR INLAND WATERWAYS
uuEts~sinHn tsafnsf ,.uiifma H.,
,lo"s islsrfsn 10
i.sgtcf.

That she Eotefnm,ni sursts f.r
csc inland aaltfe ata rfafca. which
m 20 ennnpsi ihv Ouif cuaai Coantp
inom the menih ot thO uie t.fana,
suA ihr Nlrtitflpld fifsr afr to b.
made IS confirmed u e letter from
'nnfrefamsn John * GARNER 40 sos
Miller
hr Niliof b. director of ihs 81
iinnN iil'rfs and iihrhoft pungfosa
AMI fc'oltri trltgfam last arel
sihNnF that th0 survey nauil 49,
made The piil ehl, hs pronni
nary survey iof ihf Nasros fi4of and
iaFnna Madfs io naaltf haf.
Congressman tanners isilrr ni.
lows
WAsuiNOTON Dan ik. faia
hf huf Mlllef Coulut rhfisii 81,
lAar ~ Mi'l,i J aa harp, ia
adtie' that me subcommittee af fae
hifffa AMI iiHfhor COMMITTEES. hat.
inH 40 enftefs nnaof consideration
Hne pHfn't fefouiif nrou mf 49,
gHffi iuf survey Tor NHspos ri,rf
ami ifrunA Nadfp 10 nsHlUs lsf
fhei % ia sai. ika hili uiil afa
'ido ihat ihe engineer make = psc
llminef, survey ana IL these $50
l',is sfr ieaad sofghF 10 mst. IA
affuRl sntfay
a lt Hp ~ you end those lsiof.si
~ ~ convince aalor Jifoes Trui,
yonr TREND
IA8 A gkuNpu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

on nr.ounf ~ fbe ahsantt of Geo
grm ffom fhe ffF ihr femMef-
risi ciat smoker Nhlfh Vas io hare
teeH htia ihis Weef hss hrrr por'
peHrd HHsn his Feiafs So Uflm
H chairman "a 900 enffftHlnmehi
eofnmiiire NJ 'hf finh md ne entire
arrangements saro hfi 10 him
NJ fraIr iF etpedrd ~ rcfufe
from Laredo fafiy nest aesh ~
ntifh tmt definrs date Tor iAe
FHinitf ASST 81 aanaunsed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Wa psid ~ haaqass r. lieafy clay
Ia NeH Ofieann in 1872 Miahf,
osisil, Tor thott piih momArh isouhi,
~ indigestion Teday people every
whrre use ~ klnst xew Tar rsil,
fpf ihess fYepbiss - wcli "a lltsr
sidnsy and bowel dlsvgders gary.
snfe. safa Only z5e ~ Joshas d
smitb.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Ths wonenf Relief corps bid ;
psHlif Installation ~ officers " iatil
bah iaxf niwht Commencing NJ ef1f
kna oas INSTALLATION Ma witnrssef 81
many lnsiudlnR nno,her 81 m
members OF the 4 A. n Refresh
mena were served
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
SMITHSON WANTS BOUT
WITH PET BROWN HERE
iis- isene'i slsallcerr and D. fst.s
o. Make Afrang~u,cnts.

smnhtnn the vel Anuan
efrstlef vto has apisanpd Dn iaDal
maf ai dlrer,m timra dnunf ths
Hasi Ncaf haa erIien io ssr iI H pat
eiNle in aftHuts mateh tfies,n
Ho an3 pei Nfovn Di ra,lor aud
ah'fh match f afranFcd would o.
hr'1 iH lNls eifg
rhc fame would hO irn riad ia'
irrA io sre thfer ESQ mca naDi nn
'aeal mat Rnd l' aarh arrangement
.an hg madr iHc nffi uuu'l without
f0Hhf draN .4faris ,foad
smifhsHn sac Rfl Nted ahlic hert
asa as eUtnrnf wrestler De- Vas.
$500 itr fHafIhlc etreHinn uf 1nD
satini annHt ite hesi men nf ihls
tnt ahn BIAS c,yf Appeared hofs
~ had rumhsf of memorable houia
rhiio her aui his shoai1em esrt
etD9 FHnfi $40 tnt mtf durloF hif
wal ehIch lasted iaf aDt,fai uinnfhe
Nfnen hto hosn advised Uf ihc Dhal
WaEo af smithsan anl ntofabis
fcNiA is affitinatef smithsnu Is
nHf in naliss ahno nrean 81 ai
NUHfiaul q small fneu near Iafi0r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
oenis neetp,ar 50 ths moael


Thr iadte Aii so Ioif of ht
Christian church uiil meet sifh Mf
HfHfe hafus ai nff hnme. fel ef
1nd ureei fhiH aifefnoou af ao
nrio0N Ths meeiInf is sptial one
and 90 memhrre of the aDelofY BE-
eeii af sisif0is fn enc clif are cli
ilalis lnilfeH Go b. rrespni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

a party dance ln hpHuf of the sef
snicruth birthday az Fred 20 Adamr
vac given Monday nifhi M tho
tdama house ago Iansahaa street
meo humber of Invited gHesis
uerc present iirif, amruf etfo
sHrtri during lho evening A fuii
a.nnnf of tho rteft eiii arprsr In
tur snrIgN columns SUNDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

E,frwsar susranseed hoalerr,
mens ladies' and etiidfenn at fbs
Necel t1slf
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