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Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Do not miss "Caprice" at Theatre
Tulane tonight.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

til this cause has been removed the
trouble will continue.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Feature night at Tulane tonight.
Mary Pickford in "Caprice. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19
California Has 100000 Autos

Omitted Press Dav Service)
Sacramento, June 19.-Figures Civ
en- out here today show that Califor-
ria has 100000 licensed automobiles
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Mary Pickford in Caprice" at Tu-
lane tonight-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Mary Pickford will please you at
Theatre Tulane tonight-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Be sure and see "Caprice" at The
atre Tulane tonight.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Born To Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
White, at Ell Centre, June 3, daugh-
4ar
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19
Fence In the Colorado

The present break in the M eyee the Colorado River near Volcano % lake, LAKE,
calmly all
be o
% from to NJ
marbles
oIcedb O lwood.
liquid to
turne
run along { a
bv a
on
o.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-19

Sentenced TO Folsom-Jesus Baiza,
convisted of forgery on charge COM
ing from Brawley, was this morn
ing sentenced by Judge Cole to two
years in Folsom.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
TO THROW M LIS
INTO BANKRUPTCY
Creditors in Ill-Starred Theatri.
cal Venture Will Carry Trou-
bles to Court

Creditors of BENJAMIN Fay Mills
lecturer.ev8ngelist, whose moving pic.
ture venture IN the Broadway and
Grand Circus theGters was unsuccess
full. held meeting, Thursday. in
which they decided 10 bring bank
ruptcy proceedings against Mr.. Mills
George w Trehd,e. chairman of the
meeting, will probably file papers Sat.
urday 10 start the proceedings
Mr. Mills scheduled liabilities OF
about $4,000 iucluding Il mortgage for
$500 on his Los Angeles home. His
assets are about 100000 The United
Amusement Co. from which Mr.. Nils
leased the Broadw ay theater has q
claim OF 50 900 Cor unpaid rent, and II
Is said that tho company will try 70
hold Mr.. Mills liable for the loss OF its
lease. MI Mills Claims that the lease
called for 30 DAYS notice before ter.
mination and ko believes that he has
claim against Tavid Stott Tor Gust
ing him from tho property.
Mr. Mills told his creditors that NJ
had put about $4,000 into the bust.
ness. He said that ne would under
take n lecture tour. 10 pay of the
claims. but he stipulated that he would
prefer some claims to others. The
creditors decided that their interests
would he more satisfactorily protected
by bankruptcy proceedings.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23

From cigarmaker 40 vaudeville
-headliner is some jump, and n you
don't believe it ask James Brockman
II wasn't so very many years ago
that BrOckman was rolling cigars fo'
a livelihood on Csdillac-sq In the old
cigar factory, in the days when Brock
mans voice was az Jaw" as some o.
the tobacco that went into his ropes
he was wont 20 break into song, but
his efforts only met with discourage
ment The foreman knew tobacco
from A 10 Il, but he had no apprecia'
ton OF art, II came To a point where
Brockman either had TO quit singing
or throw up his job SO. when they
paid him on, the foreman remarked.
nonchaiantly:
There's another good cigarmaker
going 20 the devil"
But that same foreman was in the
audience in the Miles the other even
ing. After the show he went around
10 the stage door and asked for Brock
man:
Jim" he said. Il just wanted 70
tell you how much you'd improved
really didn't think It was in you"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
PROSECUTOR FOOLS CROWD
OF SENSATION SEEKERS

MONROE. Mich. Jan. 23.--(Spe-
,ial.l - Prosecutor Root cheated the
sensation-seeking crowd which filed
justice court to overfowing this morn.
ing to await the examination OF Mary
McDermitt, OF Sandusky, O., charged
with having masqueraded in mems
clothing.
The girl appeared before Justice
Matthews in the court an hour before
the time officially set. and waived ex-
animation. She Will be dealt with by
Judge Chester, Feb. 9.
The crowd waited in justice court
until informed OF the ruse.
The McDermitt girl IS said TO have
donned mems clothing, and 10 have
lived with a fisherman for some
months.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
MUSIC LESSONS
OR BOYS WAYWARDNESS

Edward Robaii, l3 years old. OF Sar
liza. Ont. was a real good boy. accord
lg 70 his father, until his parents in.
listed on his taking music lessons.
liter tnat a great change became ap.
aren't. said the elder Robair. when
L. claimed his son in police head
|uarters, Friday morning.
Edward ran away from his home last
tonday. and was picked up on the
Freets here, Monday afternoon, while
lying TO sell = gold watch he had
|lken with him. tie was sent TO the
detention home. where hts father
taimed him later
On the way home. Edward oluded
lis father Nhilc the latter was in a
)owntown store. and Robair, Sr., nott
led the police giving them a descrip-
lon OF tho lad. which was furnished
! all officers.
Thursday night patrolman Bernard
)cgen found Edward In the Grand
trunk depot I'D again sent him to
b. Detention home
1T must have been the music les
bps" the eide Robair sadly remark
b. Friday morning. as be made an
Sher effort 10 get tho boy home. lie
rs always good boy before he
sarted on them.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
'COWARDr IIARp
TRAVES HURLS
AT MALCOMSON
Attorney" for Inspector HOl-
lands Makes Bitter Attack on
School Board Architect
LATTER AND PARTNER
ARE GIVEN MORE WORK
Attempt by Condor and Small
To Block Reappointment
Fails

Malcomson & Higginbotham, the ar
ohitects against whom Harry Hollands,
special building inspector, brought
charges several weeks ago. we're chos-
en- by the Board OF Education. Thurs
nay evening, to draw plans for schools
10 be built on three sites which the
board now owns.
inspectors Small and Condor Dleads
cd for delay. Mr.. Small said he had a
scheme for a building department,
which he woulf present In the next
meeting. Mr.. Condor said that in his
I'VE years experience on the board he
mad not known OF a building that was
erected according TO specifications. In.
spector Mumford, on the other hand.
declared that the city needs schools.
and that two weeks wasted, at this
time. would mean great delay.
Inspector Smalls amendment to
postpone consideration for two weeks
vas lost. only Inspectors Condor.
Small, N'enas. Charbonneau, Maybee.
Sherman and Warnke voting for &C.
Inspectors Condor and Sherman then
changed their vote 10 attempt To Sc
cure reconsideration, but Inspector
reconsideration az once, and Il was
lost by unanimous vote.
Contractor william II. Traves, as
attorney" for Harry Hollands. sum-
med up the charges against Architect
Malcomson. calling him liar" and
coward Inspector Mumford char
acterized Mr.. Traves' argument as "a
cowardly advantage OF the privilege
OF the floor" The board postponed
JUDGMENT for two weeks
Charles n Robertson. former presi-
dent o. the board, was chosen library
commissioner. 70 succeed Clarence A.
Black, who resigned because so much
OF his time is spent away from De-
troit that he feels that he can no long
or pursue the work with advantage to
the city
Supt Chadsey's request for the ap-
pointment OF three assistant superin.
tendents was granted. and Frank Cody.
Oliver G. Frederick and Charles l..
Spain were appointed.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
)EATH COMES SUDDENLY
TO POLICEMAN'S WIDOW

Mrs. Maria Larue, widow oil the late
|atrolman James Larue. who died re-
|ently. after being injured In an auto
tcident some time before. dropped
rad Friday morning in her home. No.
l9 First-st.. heart disease being given
|, the cause. She had grieVed over
lie sudden death of ner husband.
| hich is believed to have been FAC
br in her own sudden end.
Coroner Burgess had the body re-
loved to EIamiltons undertaking
boms.
| Patrolmau John +. Flaherty, who
'stired In September, 1913, died OF
cart disease Thursday, in his home
O. 37s Townsend-ave. He was %
bars old. and joined the police force
! 1886
In -he early years of his service.
had a strenuous time cleaning up
he northeastern section of Detroit,
Glorious for its lawlessness at that
me.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
PIANO HOUSE Is
FORCED TO MOVE
-
Story & Clark Will Seek New
Quarters Rather Than Pay
High Rent

Rather than pay high rent in its
present location, the local piano house
OF story 81 Clark Is planning on NOV
ing as soon as practicable in order
that It's customers may receive the
benefit OF the difference. The firm
has been notified that its rent Will he
increased practically one hundred per
cent and W. n. Goldbloom. local man
ager. has decided that 1t would be
much better 20 arrange SO the amount
that is represented in the increase
will he passed on to his clients In.
stead or into the landlords pocket.
The local branch is now located NJ
1895 Grand Riverave and Nh Gold
bloom Is looking for another place
which. he is sure. will be fully rs cen
trail In location and whose price OF
tental will be more reasonable.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
BURLAR AND ALLEGED
PAL GO BACK FOR TRIAL

Charles Y. Leroy. of Hamilton. Ont.
no saws ne Is about the unluckicst
.irgIar i'm the world. and Thomas
ELY. his alleged pal. who refuses 10
klk about himself, but Is wearing q
I olen fur coat. were taken to Ham
ION. Friday. by Detective Harry
|ayre. for trial on the charge OF bur
Sarizing the Dominion Furnishing
|o.. and stealing about $500 worth OF
hrs.
Leroy. arrested Thursday afternoon.
|bnfessed to the burglary, aud said
LAT all he expected 70 get out OF J
as Ave years in prison.
ssWhue was in Toronto. some
lief stole the suit case that contain
4 nv stun said LEROY. He admit
IA that he had served two terms for
.rglsry.
Kelly was arrested at No. SO How
d-st.. Thursday night. and had one
! the coats stolen IN the Hamilton
uFetNff-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23

vy,ss-s Co. 70 Jchn R.st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23

ION r~ssttus Done uIght. Itmc.
pvs~<sss ~. ~ John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23

u,rs EADE --CssI--
kNiNiAk WELT Anb cse~vy ssrs
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
MRS. ARABELLA PARRY
DEAD: WAS 90 YEARS OH

Airs Arabclla parry, 9G years old
died. Thursday. in the home OF her
Idauchicr. Miss Belle Perry. assistant
PRINCIPAL OF the Craft school. No. i7.'
Sixth.st Mrs Parry was a native OF
Wales. and came 20 America in 1852
FIRST settling in Canada. and then com
ing 10 Detroit she had lived In this
city for % years. Mrs Parry Is sur
vived besides her daughter. Miss
Parry. By one son, Henty y. Parry.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
Heir Born To French Pretender

BRUSSELS. Belgium, Jan. -
Prlncesy Victor Napoleon today gave
birth 20 a son. Prince Victor Jerome
Frederick Napoleon. descendant OF
Napolean Bonapsrte. was expelled
from France in 1856
The birth OF an heir caused great
rejoicing among the French Bona.
psrtist royslists.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-23
Mississippi House Defeats SUFFRAGE

\ JACKSON. Miss. Jan. 93.-The
lower house OF the Mississippi legfs.
Iamre defeated a resoluti9n 10 amend
tho constitution to give full suffrage
SO women.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
REGULAR WEEKLY CONFAB OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT
Attendance o. All merbsrs az Well
as Directors Urged Tor roniahts
Meeting.

The regular Weetis metung ~ me
membership N the COMMERCIAL Ciuh
VIII no held tonight in Zoe CLUB rooma.
whom % large attendance of thc meia
beers n expected 10 order umt mey
may hcop up tad boz parts t1 fhe
wotk 'f fhe Commercial ruh
Although horc arc no matters of
'er' special impart'pcc i0 ID, taken up
tonight BE- s prqbal,l tAat tentative
.Ans wil' D., uNdc f1r the Fourth az
lnlS Celebration. which .s now draw
lnF nonr u thr flnm plans arc not
made iunEht there viii bc resort
from me Entertainment Committee
which haH been Nvr, misy curing tho
past wrrk and witch hold "a speeni
me'uor Yesterday murnnf.
Tho usual mutine business win he
tth'n up aud boz ihis connection oth
"r maitcrs hitherto unaunouncci nias
Do" placed before the glnb Tor action
A. thc Hst meeting ~ the directors.
the propagation tor establishing "a
prkhng and canning plant in lhe cliy
was turn,d oNrr So iho romm,t. #.
Committee. of which Frank g. Alien
lH chairman V ls possiDlo that d a..
port on This matter win he made rnh
hc tonight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

Editor Caller
The San Anionio EArfese profound
"a tp Hon Thomas nan ihe prohibition
candidate for governor fnr ollowins
question
Are ypu ln favor of utcncy tr,i
rof me exercise ~ lhc suffrage
Under hlH own signature ln the Es
pteHa last sunday Nc VAN answers
thar question Win ESQ"
James " fcrsuaon ~ Temple was
asked the nan,e question aud ho &C..
piled
= am rot In favor 81 lucracy test
fnr the exercise - suffrage and So
not hesitate go add further that am
NOT ln favor of property qualification
for The exercise % suffrage
The statements of these two Demo
Gratis who ate candidates before mr
people fm Governor of rcxaa on. an
anti and thc other "a prohlhluouia ar,
respectfully referred Geo tnus, Nucr,.
county people who have been urnug
ihe harrlna from the pons 20 choose
citizens ot iho ruuod states who ,tn
NOT road or write American
DinNcrnnr 'ouuu wta bitterly lr
npung'si hy man, porsons oud %, uaul
naprrs ot tho state. n,mdinr az lctsl
on, of ouf Nuer'y county paprr mr
NrtomR iho nuehmef prupie NhiUh pfo
,ided fof liicnry tcst Nnn $50 nnd
tnlonol Tom utl asNns ihai De-
agrcos with uotornor C1luutL on me
same suffrage question and Nsi tne
same PAPERS. or emo erctt majority ~
them that denounced Go,cfnof Cm
quilt are uoW suppurung Cplonrl nan
nh oonsiatoup ihou asa l,Nel"
Yours truly
NJ l.. NAiiiNGtlAM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
COTTON SEED CRUSHERS
NAY CONE TO CORPUS 1915
- y sa'd~'n' Nov IN Galveston, Max,
Application for Next Years
Convention.

An effort Is oeins made 10 nav, ~.
1918 convention ~ she Texas COTS
serd Crnshors' Association held N r.,
Pun Chglstl through }. e BALDWIN oa.
% 'he most prominent cotton man \,
Nuyees County who Il atienain, an.
wi 's'efeniicn In Galveston mi. -
Tuesday night Mr. BALDWIN teleuno,
ca Ma>os Miller thst ne would ~ =.
nave Se"'e backing in landing this cor
N'n'ion Tor Corpus Christi ana In u
spouse Yesterday Mayor Miller SON, ,
's'esrAin % Welcome In behsl, ~ !,
cay while the Commercial chh 49,
made she argumcni stronger Win Il,
other telegram The CLEANERS are -,
~ is said for the Texas cot,o, So,
Vfnshors "a be bathing In tho ma
''"less IN lsiS after The cones,,',,,
hours are over. '''''''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

Fred = Trash. ~ this city. yesterday
issued the following statement
In order that J may set a. rest the
queries going around the county shout
fhe charges made by The Independents.
which ! fuuud to be- absolutely false
1eg 10 make the folloWinE statement
~ 81 about lhe first ~ April n the
present year had no idea ~ running
Tor ias collector bot upon Information
given both a. ns and 10 others Dy
leaders of tho so-tsiled Independent
party. dotkled % make ths race.
was told that 10. present ruuniy tax
collector had lsslsd pol taxes ille-
saiiy. that b. that he had written on
De face ~ TIE pol iaf receipts. the
wfuus precinct numbers so That in
many rsses the voters souid be- de-
prted ~ iheir votes
vas further toni hy these great
norfllstH ~ the independent party
fhat there was something c'uosct 20
ihe ias collections account ana ,hlf g
W.aid ~ 60 Aasiln that Nuuld learn
sonefhlnF inst would he worth talking
about did learn s4meihins 90 talk
about Cor " = Lane. state comptrol-
lrr who has direct iAargs ~ check.
na collectors accounts from the tIu-
Yus counties. and hIs assistants boz The
.0mptfolicfa office stated that ihe
present county collector o. o. Ouvcr
lH 100 eopd siandinr there. that his az.
COUNTS ore absolutely correct urd ''e.t
ihe alleged illcgHi nx receipts ISSUED
nf Nr oliver are noi illegal hui ARE
correct and issued according 'o hw
The charges made hy fno mdcp,nd
.utH huefiy we're as follow
Tint no rou cas- receipts issued Boz
maus cases nro far differnt precincts
from tns une boo which lHr 0ter lives
NoW tnH apparently BE- frle but
mans inll rol tHN s ts.csaed ls ~
hiH residence ian 49, isl3 although
BE- v not dar unui Oci itt l1fI and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
STATEMENT OF INDEPENDENT LEADERS AGAINST
DEMOCRATS INVESTIGATED AND FOUND FALSE
A Plain Statement From Nueces County Citizen
Who Shows Malicious SANDERS Are Being
Circulated Against Democratic Ticket.

can 30 paid any time up o. Jan Slsi,
1914 between the SYST " Jan 1913.
and Jan aist. 1914. klebefe county
eas separated from Nueces county
This necessitnfcd q re>iisiriciing %
Sueces county which vas done ln
August isl3 thereby the numbers ~
certain PRECINCTS we're changed, and
two preancls we're left ont. namely
kiuFs,ille and Riviera. set fhis does
not affect fHe number ~ ihe precinct
Boz which mon lived Jan isi 1918,
Consequently he viii vote iu the pre-
rinri ln which hr nnw llgcs mo- matter
whether be corresponds elfh the num-
her ou biz receipt of not as in fsft be-
has already done in Tho recent Cause
way election This thrn vas what
learned al Austin about ms opponent
rhHnk God ! mHdc no unjust charges
ieainF' him until ] found the truth
II you viii take che trouble 90 luyes
Ugafc the charges mode hy tne lndc
pendenis you win nnd as have that
charges they nlk about thc most
have the leisi foundation BOB fact
Nov 49, Goo thc charges against ths
Domorraflc Executive Committee 60,
Nueces county and theIr alleged 3D..
LEGAL 1nd unfair oath This oath was
sent 90 me attorney arncflrs depart
meuf before the last election. ana was
p kd by 30 as belnr within ibe las
rhe Independents teu you bow many
men were dl-fran. h.sed bs IT, l.rf
ih'm produce affdavits from those 90.
tanchised totsiA and yol viii nnd
only those who have been lifelong uon
Democrats who apparently are n pol
ltics NOT fur thr good of Nue.es .ounfy
Dot for their own Advancement what
0 aafc sall may seem strlnre ls um
inf 'rm SIR onvcra urpuu,nt IaW
ever hat may hc do moe ulnf nor
nhHii ever become 900 ofn.,r ~ Nu,
90 ouuF lf should le sn fortun,t,i
through chioanrr. misfalemeut or
traud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
THE w O MAN.
BEAUTIFUL
MOST EXQUISITE ART PORTRAY
AIS EVER SHOWN.
v Beautiful Hand cslsrsd AIT
Pictures.

N"NN'fHl Fho Nolcfrd At
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This mtcs, edition ~ our celebrated
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Them as rare and faseinatiru art beau.
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These Ar Poses are by famous French
ana other artists To lovers Of Art Ne
say these poriraSais must he seen a,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

msetng ot we meWbefs OF the en
trrtalnmont committee nf the Com
mefciai club WIS hsid yesterday MON.
inE when sub.committrc wss nnmff
to helm uho main conwities iu its wWt
Of mahinr ihr celebration fne best
that has ever been hold BOO chic city
COZ " ~ iluu viii haye ehnrsc ~
the 0ld fashioned features ~ tho pfo
gram. which VIII make This celebration
so much like The suoressful ones Boz
days gone hy. a. g. Heath VIII nave
charge 10 the boat and awimminr fnrs
features while fo Chairman o.
Chambers haa boon assigned geo duurn
~ preparing fhe gen'fai ppmas lls
afternoon ~ th. Fourth when iui.
mobues ani ofhef .omolos VIII hc 40,
GRATED aud entered
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

The Will Of the late Captain James
-. Thompson was yesifrday morning
flied fpr probate in me probate court
Property under the terms ~ the will is
10 be- equally divided between the three
daughters ~ deceased. Miss Mary
Thompson ~ this ,lii Airs Ennlia
Kirkpatrick % Paris and Mrs Julia
Mckenzie ~ California Adminlstfa
tors named. 10 serve without bond are
,. ~ e.. White and Edward li kie
borg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

ton Mr. Carroll is president uf mc
carroll Lumber Company 70 state CON
Germ ihat ha8 Ga branch Boa THIS rity
Chas Crocker his morn,ns le.,.
fo" hn WiuaD county uu.h after
short stay 100 tho ciy as ihe guest of
relatives
W u Berger assistant superintonI
eni and o. h. Carson. superintendent
Of motive power ~ the san Antonio
and AranSls Pass Railway we're in th.
cts yesterday ou business trip.
Nrs James De- Wells yesterday
inrnod to her home .n Hfuwus,.l.e af
'rr thor tats in fnc oIis Is t.. .tir..
~ Miss Mars Thompson
lT w. D. Peters lH a late arrival
'n"ng tho m,d.yal profession boa .,,f.
que Dht'sh hut Tow d15, ago from
ms iormer hnme 800 Chi,sasha OAm
whore ho puctscd medicine Cor t.n
yearH ar. Peters b. ia srldu,i. ID
NAahnFtnn lnFvrst, of ~ louI.
ana hnH done postgadnaie work t
some % 'hc orr,r hospitals NJ Sow
fork and Chlwgu lIo Is located I'm
corpus chrsti iu hc M,,onala
'uiid'hs iia family m also with him
Horne Apartments
y D.. Chandler. kme..ru, q 49,
N"'s"n "ranser A o. camp. Alice
a p smith Port Amnsas " "a
HahcF Laredo, ser ANA Mrs r. j. l.r
in,s roio- Texas
Nusoss Hotel
Rodney Known. san Aatonlo n
h'user san Autonio. s Rcisfeid N,,
Orleans q. y Hogan. chicago. A.,
and Mfs }. a Kichh San n.v,
'Muae MILLION, Dallas U pian, ctI
eago' Joe Weiss san Antoni, rb..
\ fnuhan Dallas W D. Me.A.r
N"~ York q e. Hurcunm u.ns..
" J.. Edwards El pa-o. chas flhi
cum sun Antonio S. . Homforj r.,,
smith =. q kiug. Dallas 4. \ r.u
man. Dallas W Jones san Am.
mo- j. L. Watson San Antonio a. a.
Willis. Dallas, " Cha.talp 49,,
s'"'.h j. W Goodman. 81 Louis "A
y friedlander san Antonio u.,
.'n'', ~ louis IIsnly. H,ns
''n, W flush Hunter san Antonio
o. ." Manchester 81 Louis a. t,,
"Ard Kansas Cltyi Thos a. Frsepi,,,
san Antonio Mr. and AIR. A 81
Realty Fhorr Texas Mr. ana A.. D
: "'s''n fharr W a Maam ueos
ton G q Lylr Grccnync
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

The regular meeting % the womsn's
Chfisuan Temperance Union Will he
held Friday afternoon 90 tha hume 90
Mu. o. l.. Coleman vn fthsftg street
a cordial initiation ~ extended 20
Interested parties to Boz present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
COMING AND GOING

Mr and Mrs Rlehafd KING. sr. az
ga fucria Rauch arc m the ci,y for a
several days ylst
MI and Mrs 3 D Carroll who have
been in Che Sc, for ths pas, few da,~
lass nighi icfi for their homo ln uous