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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
STAMP TAX LAW TAKES
]. EFFECT ON TUESDAY
Each Bill OF Lading for Freight
$50 Must Have One-Ccnt
Stamp. 10
BURDEN TAILS ON sHnPEf
Tax Also Provides Government aevc-
q nue. From Each Pullman Berth and
for Stamps on Legal Papers and
Documents.

|. While railroad passengers are not
affected by tho emergency war meas
-ure passed recently companies
throughput the country find many pro-
Visions In the. law to be observed by
executives and agents. The law goes
into effect on Tuesday morning: and
tho companies are extremely anxious
for the public to become acquainted
with It's provisions to avoid confusion
and delay. particularly In the handling
Of freight and express shipments. The
law foiiows: 4,,3
1T shall be the duty of every rail-
road or steamboat company, carrier,
express company or corporation or
person whose occupation Is to act as
such. TO Issue to the shipper or con-
signer or his agent, or person from
whom any goods are accepted for
transportation where a charge exceed
Ing five cents Is made. a bill of lading,
manifest. or other evidence OF receipt
and forwarding for each shipment re-
ceived for carriage and transportation,
whether In bulk or In boxes, bales
packages, bundles or not SO Enclosed
or included; and such shipper, con-
signor. agent or person shall duly at
tach and cancel, as is In this act pro-
yided TO each OF said bills OF lndin8.
manifest, or other memorandum. u
stamp Of the value OF cent"
TAX IMPOSED ON
PULLMAN HEnTEIs
! The law provides an assessment OF L
cent for each parlor car seat and every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
HOW TOHAVELONG
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
BY a Hair Specialist.


II is not hard to stop tho hair from
falling out and promote it's growth IL
the right means are used. There is no
hope for the scalp where the hair roots
are dead and the scalp Is shiny. How
this condition. immediate steps should
be taken to stop 1t before It is too late.
Here is, simple recipe which you can
make at home, that will stop the hair
from falling out, promote its. growth
and eradicate scalp eruptions and scalp
humors. TO half pint of water add /
OF. bay rum, n small box of Barbo
Compound and IA OF. Of glyccrine. and
apply to the hair. rubbing with the
finger tips. two or three times a week.
These ingredients can be obtained Mt
any drug store at very little cost and
mixed at home. This recipe not only
promotes the growth Of the hair, but
darkens streaked. faded gray hair and
makes 1t soft and glossy-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
Rub Backaclle away with small
trial bottle Of old "St.
Jacobs OIL"

Back hurt you? Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen! That's
lumbago. sciatfca or maybe from q
strain. and you'll get relief the moment
you rub your back with soothing. pene-
tratfng "St. Jacobs OIL" Nothing else
takes out soreness, lameness and stiff
ness so quickly. You simply rub II on
your back and out comes the pain. 1t
is harmless and doesn't burn tho skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer-! Get a
email trial bottle of old. honest "St
Jacobs or from any drug store. and
after using II just once. you'll forget
that you ever had backache. Iumbago
or aciatica. because your back will
nevor hurt or cause any more misery.
1t never disappoints and has been rec
commended for 60 years.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

sleeping berth sold. This tax Is to be
paid by the Pullman Company. under
supervisory OF tho Interstate Commerce
Commission. Tax stamps are not to
be affixed to Pullman tickets, but the
Jumped assessment is to be paid over
to the government Mt the end Of each
month.
Railroads must furnish to each ship
per bill of lading or manifest for
each shipment. and tho consignor must
attach to It n / cent tax stamp. Tho
provision requiring u charge OF cent
on telephone and telegraph messages
costing Is cents and over does not APP
ply to messages concerning company
business sent over railroad wires. by
railroad officers or employees.
Lake passenger steamers are affected
by the tax on passage tickets bought
to foreign port and costing more
than $40. For passage costing not
more than $40. lake and ocean travel
ers to foreign ports must pay 81; be-
tween $50 and $50. So; more than $50.
The new law also provides for ad-
hesive stamp taxes on legal papers and
documents. These are also effective on
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Earninu. Decrense,

EurniuGu DeCreuSe.
Estimated; earnings for the Southern
Railway during the third week in No
vember were S1160.s37. as compared
with 81 ,499,4S for the same period last
year, showing decrease of s33S.552.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Frederick E. Noting. Belgian con-
Jul. received the following donations
10 the relief fund:
FIVE STATES DROP OUT
PA Account OF Wnr Conditions Ex.
|hibits at Expositi6h Are Withdrawn. !:

Pm Account OF War Conditions Ex.
hibits at EXPECTATIONS Are withdrawn. !.
The plans drawn by Architect
Charles K Bryant for the South Care.
Ina and Georgia buildings for the
xhibits contemplated by those States
Tor the Panama Pacific Exposition
lave been accepted. and tho architect
as been paid for his work. but 1t is
Probable that neither Of these States
Eihs have an exhibit at the now
worlds fair.
Because OF the financial and bust
ess conditions brought about by the
European war. five Southern States
lave abandoned their exposition
Plans. Among them are the States
I South Carolina and Georgia. The
theirs are North Carolina, Florida and
klabama- There is still prospect,
oweyer, for an exhibit by South Caro-.
INA sand Georgia Mt the, exposition.
BUSINESS conditions In tho cotton States
faving vastly improved since the an
Rouncement was made that there would
o no Panama-Pacihc Exposition ex.
bibita by these two States 80 - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Rheumatism
Remarkable Homo Cure Given by Ono Whe
Had II. He Wants Every Sufferer to BENEFIT.
Send No Money Just Your Address.

aeno 40 money just -FOUR Aaoresa.
taught this man. Mark II. Jackson. OF SYRIA
cuse. New York. how terrible an enemy to
human happiness rheumatism is and havo
who are. within Its grasp He wants every
victim to know how he was
60 Dsnd what he says: t-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
al Had Sharp Pains Like Lightning Flashes
Shooting Through Ny Joints.n =

I'm the spring OF 1888 I was attacked by
Muscular and Inflammatory Rheumatism.
over three years. I tried remedy after rem
eny; and doctor after doctor. but such. relief
! found a remedy that cured me Completely
and II has never returned Il have given IT
TO number who were terribly afflicted and
even bedridden with Rheumatism,, and IL
Effected a cure In every case. h ;tfil
Z ~ want every sufferer from any form Of
rheumatic trouble to try this marvellous
healing power. Don't send cent; simply
maj! ;yqnr name and address and l win
and 4 has proven Itself to be that long
i2oked-for means OF curing your Rheuma.
lar: but. understand I do not want pour
money unless you are perfectly sntisfisd to
longer when positive relief Is .thus offered
yop,,, LreeY Don't delay: Write to-day,
BLDG, 5yracuse.i! N. W, - !. - ist-.et
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4 So. Labor Law Marrants..

The State Departweut Of Labor In
|pecters have been ,blfsy.. In the town
e Salem during the Inst week, and r'e-
|ortascoming into the Slieadquarters K fs
ice OF the department. hero indicate
hat H series OF prosecutions involving
|omeyof the largest Industrial and COM
Feeks Commissioner of Labor Doherty1
b adttsed that six warrants have beef,
worn out by agents Of the depart
bent charging violations of the State
hbon laws, All of these caaes are
fhedNled for a hearing before, n mag.
Btrats on Tuesdny ssssst -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

tramps but has been unable to secure
any further Information OF the boy.
Young Lacy Is eighteen years old. He
Is described as. being Ave feet ton or
eleven inches tall, Weighing 125 or 100
pounds, dark brown hair, gray Dyes.
full lips, teeth slightly apart and wear
Ing blue suit. green and black knit
tie and tan lace shoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
SEEKS MISSING BOY
Mother Appeals to Police to Locate I'D
niOnd Douglass Lacy.

Sick In bed and half crazed because
no word has been received from her
missing boy, Mrs. Cora L. Lacy, 21e
South Cherry Street, has again appeal
ed to the police and the newspa pers to
endeavor to locate her son, Edmond
Douglass Lacy. who disappeared from
home November II. She offered a re-
ward for information concerning the
boy. and succeeded in learning that he
had been seen Mt Sabot, Va, and later
at Gladstone. Va. In company with two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

-
II your stomach cannot, digest your
The answer Ia In stuas.s Dyspcpaia
Tablets. because. as all stomach trou-
bles arise from indig estion and because
One ingredient Of Stugrtss Dyspepsia
Table is -issable.to- eh o Roughly afd COM
plctely digest 1000 staiHslA 6fs food
doesn't II stand to reason that tn ESQ
tablets are going to SdiBest all tho
food and whatever food you put into
Stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets are care
fully made to supply every element
lacking IL, a system afflicted with dys-
pepsia, indigestion. gastrItis, stomach
trouble, etc. and to aid healthy syn
tens to digest difficult food at un-
se4mly hours. IL, -. :, 81. z.-Z i.
In your purge or pocket! After, every
meal. no matter when eaten yourhave
always Mt hand the Assistance that
nature will relish and thrive Upon q
In this manner one may eat all man
ner Of food. attend late dinners. etc,
and feel no serious results afterwards.
Thousands OF travellers always have
g, box Of stuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets in
their grips and are thus enabled to
eat unacoustomed meals at any and all
times
surely thcre ie nothing go we'll
adapted to sufferers from food follies
as Stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets. and the
greatest proof of this fact lies in the
assurance that one car. purchase box
at any drug store anywhere In this
country. iFtrEs il. r :
a small sample package OF stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will be mailed free
to any one who will address +. A.
Stuart Co., $50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall
Mich.-Advertisement.
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Eating When
Others Are Through

IN Not GIuttony. But stuart'a Dyspep-
sia Tablets VIII Enable You to
Have Such An Appetite.
In these days OF high pressure most
men and women eat very little and q
good old fashioned eater sits at table
after all have left It
The beat way to get such an apps-
tito Is tho Stuart, way-the natural
WAY. tF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

So many men work at the
wrong end, trying to raise
their salary" They study
how to increase their earn
ings instead of how to de-
crease their "spendings.'"
Any man can put a certain
sum in his savings account
here without feeling it, and
such regular amount "pile
up" in a remarkable way.
Interest at $50, compounded
every six months, helps too.
If you want to raise your
salary" we want you to come
In and learn about the bene-
fits Of our Pledge Plan"
You can start at any time. It
Is open to all.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
pAerlss


Christmas AT +eme."
s doNsh.flN Cyt at 90 ChllalfHas 10
torrocn was the inrurmM retFilon az
ths home of Mis- Marie 3rtec on
South broadway. wilson the following
piris We're az hunc "a thsif' many
friends Misses Jean ard lAmie ia
tetr Muic pcasc Aaur IsrlL lsiia
Nutns, Alice Jones iicrmiouc and Iva
Datmar Settle Grtlru, Alma Rankin,
France white and Aessic Collins.
The poase home VAS et,rltti,clN
Decorated In thc christmas calors
CHRISTMAS bells tied With f,l munne.
spanish ivy ana mi-tlct,.e. ware cen
Niued Ia the house decoration
rhc guests wcrc rrcoiNca by Miss
Ioasc aud Miss iiermiunc uAtman
Misses Eiia Burns Jamie Natrrn Alce
Jones. Frances White and Alma lu.n-
kin greeted tho eaests in me hNiar
room.
The decoration of the dining PA, m
Was especially attractive hare,
bowl of red roses and mlimc iermcd
tne ccntcrpiece OF the table. Stic.im,rs
1T rcd nalinc huns from the caadchri
io the four corners fgDnuR and small
cakes we're served IA Mlsao9 isa Ont.
man. Bossle Collins Marie Jurdt and
Jean Mntccr
over q hundred ftionds Dniltd duflpf
tnv afternoon Mus WAs furnished hS
Ia Mexican orchestrA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Ind been decorated with the miitoi,
medal white during that war 1900
now DECORATIONS wore accorded. u,
fore the opening II thc present ram
pairn there were about 10000 untitled
To wcnr Tits decoration
Among recent inss rlptions ~ the
military medal In tho Joufnci utucl,i
the following vases afu reported
Conductor ncslfus oe the STA ~
uilsrN. received "a wounds from ffRf
menus ~ shells ana had tho Fiaht nnn
htuten during The hrtii, ~ thr AiSnc
september giat. Taken back % ~
base n"twiihsianalrr hts rfoscstnil"r..
he said to m" dnetor who cnfrd fp'
him ~ IL fnr better that u hr M
than tho captain who was hit hV that
aheil for the captein " more useful a.
FrRncr than T." ncshius died from hlH
wounds after receiving the minlaf,
mcdal
Sstaonui cnbom 81 ihc SIN Infantry.
Installed an observatory in tree and
remained there three days without re-,
uof a. pr0Nisions undor violent ln-
ftntV and artillery firr. cretiruails
giving the most useful Information on
mo cncnN'e movements and nnsiflan
~ the oncmN'a artillery by telephone
Iieaienani flaa benrrr Carre"e ~
the lsNth infuntr, was present the
sgnd ~ Aueurt "a the moment wt"n.
under a trrfihe fire several companies
showed hesitation to advance. ihi he
drNfovsd the fitr oi the rrrsmeot aud
tho cry ~ "Tu the flag 10 the tinr'"
auccordcd ia prnNolOnn general as
snnlt 81 the .u.irc line.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
jOFFRE IS
NAN OF THE HOUR
THROUGHOUT France
cOMNANpER.tN CHEF or ThE
ALLIED FORCES M THE
WEST.
RECEIVES LEGION OF HONOR

ny Associated Press
i'ANiS, i,cc, 20. The satisfaction
with which General lcfffc received the
military medal recently shows that
even he who might he recar,ird as hav.
lng exhausted ala OF the official hu..vrs
that could bo conferred on him when
hc received the prAnd cross ~ the I.e-
aion of Honor values the little silver
medal quite as much ~ the common
soldier
To receive the miutar, medal u ~
necessary % have been cited va dis.
patches. q have gone through four
VamlalgnA. 81 have been Wounded Ia
face Ut tho enemy or 10 have accom-
plished somc signal net ~ courage o.
trvoiiun ~ late years tho decoration
~ TN Legion of Honor has been con.
sidcrrd Tar more accessible The mill.
tary medal la not exactly a successor
~ the medal ~ the veterans instituted
~ 1851. but its purpose n shc same
and the 0uhllfica tinns % the men upon
whom Il h conferred are IN part tho
same
The legion az ilonnr. ia nonapartc
conceived Il and instituted a. was in
tended Ca recompcnse sirnni services
in both peace and war and Napoleon
III Thought there should he q dccofa
ZION fnr military services distinct from
sn order nkc tar i.cHlon az Honor
whlth WAS accessible e. cvcfs one
"iis not rvrryunc who willis thaf
shHn wfar this siFn of honor Napo-
loon aaA when the Legion ~ iionof
Wae established ard hls first intention
cioatN was to make n Nn incentive a.
hla men aud offlr'rai hs himself stat
ga that the irsire a. obtain the croef
grew go rlpidv that t hrrams ape
cits ~ ltrA BEGINNING with Auater
/ hie Ios a long time u was only IN.
Theatrical profession that WIS eXclahef
frcm tho t.euon ~ iionor Napoleon
himself established "a precedent ~ ae.
eufdiaR tho decoration in recognition
/ of important industrial and cuminvr
riAi achievements hN decorating INST
W ha had built un an 'nnfmens indus
trN in Wallpaper 'Nou ponpyte ri
rirormlsis with the Hnslish with youl
& wall pauoi Ne saiA "a think so,
should hp accumulated with tho hnN'
Officers af my army fnt in ynnr WI,
seu are acoomphshins the same ihinl
as the,
Canrohoii who commanded tho GA
army e,np8 ln 1870 be- quoted a. snNini
40 q ,nura rincman thht hr decorate.
with the miiitAfv medal on me flrld D
hitiic "Ncw then h. by e0ual ln me-
with irsf stripes shoneh repiieh ~
decorated aan Inst then both wcr
upset &, fhuoR frnn AZ. explosion %
a. ahrii You see very wcli' rni
vArroheft when be- had soften To- hi
Zoe, and shaken che dust from him
! that wua riphi iu raNinr ihat "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
PERSONALS.

90. -
W. r W S.' I'd '''' 49, '",'',
lssiss siaFioh '' '''' WIZ - '''' u
II 1i hoi'a''
" and Mis i'' '''''' Nl'e' S'" ivy"
In A " ii' '' 80,
t.hss VII. ''' ''''' W
NJ ard Mis i.'l Ma''h'"s no' q
raued from iHel .'ll'l t'l" To N'"
shs u. ,. lug. ''f'N''' '' %" SCUM
Aa,ahna stree
,.. v d.. p,t.., .,r. .,.,t
IL ne hohd''' "i'" ''''''f's N
|if'f texas
X Aha a., ,' ' ."i ''"'
|tsea if'N' '' 'a W "''
~ % T~i-l '.'.'I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

the program ON Portugal was most In
tcrestine under the leadership 81 Mrs.
W. c, Stewart. Mrs. wyatt Cargile
and Mrs. w l. Peters were cordially
welcomed as new members,
The club members are doing a little
sunshine work by sending Christmas
baskets 80 those less favored than
themselves
IN, next meeting will be on January
fourth With Mrs n. = Lumeard
Weman's Monday Club.
The womans Monday club will meet
Monday Janunrt fourth. with Mrs.
William ucrhardt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

New Year Ball
Undoubtedly t.e ~ talkcd-of AZ =
fair in society D. the New Year T., n TO
be given on e ~ thirty first 81
he Naeces "A, e.. ~ ciAs VIII be-
sin at nine cs * "a a suppef WI bs
served at j., sis. 8 Table fe fNA.
lions should b. iiAic at once
= y
Cotton Ball.
Tho event " TatsdaN Wiz ~ the
cotton BAH g. ~ 4iNca 1T tle NNecrs
Hotel Mann tiDksgs have hetn sold.
as wen a. the mti mv,ltrn, Will be
danced.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
ROCKPORT NEWS ITEMS

RoCKPoET Texas. Dec. ee Cap
,uin and Mrs. W. y SEDAN arc spend
ina the week al san Antonio.
Mr. and MrS O. u. Elliott of Webb
CITY. Mo, are here Tor the winter
fit and Mrs 4 y Arendt are enter.
taining Miss Macy Ynsscli of Gonzales.
Miss Matte HALEY has returned from
go paso whore she has been visltins
her brother, rfeNis Bailey for the past
three months
Rctinald nflec ~ san Antonio spent
Christmas with his parents Az ana
Mrs a. r. A pFice ~ ihc nhysd
Inn
Professor and Mrs w W wood
ward ARE entertaining Mira Wood
wafd's sister, Miss ineE Campbell oi
Dam1n
Mrs Ocan a. icrune aud dsushtci.
lcasiey of san Antonio. are at 40,
iicachhaycn Tor the hoiidaNs
Mir and AIRS }. l.. Grlfnn ~ Nhc,
are visiting thcr respective pprruia
duriug the holidays.
Miss TIA ilftmiu. who has been
teaching at Creacnuia. ,s visfire bon
par,hts Mir aud Mrs , W inuuin
luc sheldon of san Antonio eamn b.
Thursday tu spend the chriatm 4s Wrvt
VITA his father Postmaster IS A.
sheldon
Mr and Mrs g. 81 CoRniii are rnter
tanning their ron Tom coehli of spu
Antonio
nelmar Deem 81 So raul is the ruoal
81 Mrs NJ T. cleveland.
MIR aud Airs \ D. nrum are spond
ing the week with friends at sun Az.
tonic
The guests ~ MT aud Mrs W "
7 Wrstmnreland's dinner party at lh,
/ oakshore club Christmas paY weit
I nr Merner John Pace. NoFdheim Ton
I Guatncr linrry MatioCK san Antorio.
+ Harry Irving Gree Chicago pfcstof
Henry. Detroit Mich
owing tn the Indictment weather nl
the sunday schools postponed thet
Christmas ohsotVancos until Suoda
mofning. when special services Will b.
given
! Mr. and Mrs Curtis Ireland. and Nl
and Mrs ! ) BARNES az snn Aninni'
are guests at the iienshhnvcn
The HAVANA track is nrar reHd
for the hif meet which opens ian lil
for ~ ct more days ~ racine. TIN
( liberal offerings arc praised hy horse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
- foR rAe HOLIDAYS.

4 LIZ
,, DAYS OF ceaseless clamori
QA " 49,, devoid ~ glamour
q ', 90 people think
49, III wild belated shoppers.
= . .,,,ss Mas and flippan' Poppvrs
Z "a, 40 people. think
-. saines and lofty lassics.
Z '...'~s dudes and flirting iassies'
4 '', eccd people. think
,elks and cranky buyers.
z ~ go lunks ard fluent liars.
"a. g. people, think!
aids and ury scowing.
< ~ '',,,n.. shrcss end baby howl
sood people think
at, ar and headache splitting
y r.ns.ns standing. never sitting,
"A nood people think
s,l,s spes,s ana dizzy rceAngE.
y e.nseo health and wounded feel.
ass ...l,
-. ,s.t threaten Co sufmount her.
~ ri that stands behind the coun-
cood people stop and think
Uurpcrs Weekly
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Corpus Christi Society
ouNsr sos,,. -

I lutpfnat and her guest. Alias -,
uheitnn ~ Colorado ar. ,,.,,..t..,.
Chfistmas wees az IA parr, ~. r,.'','
home Of the John g. Kenea,
Messrs. Richard ana Vorn,. e....,..
are spending the hoiidavs ,.,,h 49,.
i"iehts' AIT ana Mrs. "a N st.,.,.s
! Miss Leona Giscns. Who i. a s,sa.,,
az she state UniversitY Il srsr,,r,.
,ne holidays with hcf parents sif snS
Mrs koyall Ghens.
Air. Linton sayaec Is spen.,pr
nl'',inas WIN hH parents. Mt and
Mis d. g. Savage
Mr ana Nrs Joha Kennedy 49, .,..,
10" carry part 20 thc wees ia the O.ty.
Miss nsy puna sa,a, Thursday In
Miss Eleanor sykes i- spending han-
das week with hoi parents. nr. nnl
Mrs , w.. sykes.
Mfs Donald Mcdonald ana daushtof
Miss Patricia VI san Antonio ar.
spcndlnE 'iie holidays alth Mi4 Nr-
i'oi..slds mother Mrs Charles ,-sr.
rplL
Mrs p = MrCnnoch is the aH,.t .f
relatives Dos Laredo
Miss $ % CLARK Be- spcudlne "a for,
nishi win friends Bro Easic Pass
Mr. CLAY nocknc, % Austin .s Spend
ins ihr holidays wfH a.a SISTER, Nis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS
MiM.enar. Meetlnn.

Miss,onar, Meeting.
The WomAn's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church win meet On
Tuesday az 2 Sc Rt the home OF Mrs.
" "a Oriffin. The meeting will be d
social one ana She members are asked
GO hrius their necdlcwork
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

city taxes for the war 1914 are Now
due end payable Al the office ~ tho
city Secretary.
sts Y. J. Mullenn. city Secretary.
,Adve~steeuen'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
DANCES

informal Dance.
tbe weekly dance given under ihe
direction ~ Miss iottle carroll. Wei
rcsday evening af tUt NHncs4 H.tel
was drhshtiHut Informal atiair
Among those present we've Misses
tu"in Sturrs tNaonl. Frances
White, Marie Jorit Mnric roas, AHc.
Jones. hermiorc Uafmin. i.tiu. cave
roli Mabel CasNcn Gertrude Ha.4 f.,..
onA 'iitrns Messrs o. q Allen Cnna
ras iur irvi Hrcheit. g. a. Holm,
lNfausas passl. Itiph4rd anl Vernon
Stevens Cmv Uc.kn.r tAnsUri. I'm.
Ton SANaife FeNN ltsan. Fdru Wells
$ nngrs Lester ANA Gerald gun.t
W r. Norton phuiu Ihniheft. Zen
LNmnaid. Ihomus nitkc, NIctnr oat-
man, Mr and Mus D 3D. Mn,r.
Christmas Dance.
Nuc OF iht most cnin,ahic uflirs Of
fnc we,k was tnr chrstn aanrt al
th' Nueecs il0ir. frliat N.nul she
ianee va- r.oeolcl hg nn sN ~ M
dinner ana numhfr uf parties Nete
Dog evidence Ainous tht dinner Quests
we're Misses Settle Cufnn Marie
JQrdt Frances Whnn fn-Ir t.nl be-
StNtuH Ntssri Eieaf wells Charles
Taylor cha, ueCkNcr liutDn StlAsc.
MISSES ilofmunc OafmHu Nrce iules.
Marie rcasr. MD.sis Kirkland anl Nor-
non Stevens lfOilrri Andrews. a.
Holmes tr Air and Nfs li So stove
ei Mr unl Airs Do la MrNnAUld's
gueste were Mrs 80 g. Matrer.
Misses lran ari Jamie Natoof Mn and
Mrs W. q liul ar uni N-s ! j.