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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
BANKS Of ENEMY have
TOUCH Time IN LONDON
ONLY CERTAIN LIABILITIES ARE
RECOGNIZED ENDER Eng
LISH LAW.

Correspondence OF The Associated Press.
LONDON, oct 3-AmeudIng H.
Censcs have been ISSUED to each of the
British establishments Of G,lmau ana
Austrian banks, the effect Of W hiCu Is
that no liabilities VIII Doe recognized
by the London branches except SuCn
as, in the Oplnlou of the controller,
Sir William Fender, arise out Of the
transactions which have been entered
into by or on behalf of these branches
This excludes all Liabilities which
originated Nth or arise out of trans
actions with Inc head office 1r other
branches which ar not ha.AIues Of
The London branches.
controller has absolute discretion
to refuse to admit any payne, whicn
may appear to him TO be contrary to
the Interests Of the nation, TO permit
any such transactions as are, in his
opinion, necessary or desirable for the
purpose of the completion of transac-
tons referred to in paragraph l of
the licenses, and to permit or to re-
fuse TO permit the completion OF any
particular transaction whatsoever.
The resumption Of business, though
limited 10 the completion { transac-
tons entered into before the declara-
ton Of war, presents many difficult
tics. In some OF tho banks the as
sets, If collected, would appear to be
approximately sufficient to meet the
liabilities 10 be discharged under the
terms Of the amended licenses But
immediate payment IN fun of liabili-
ties which have actually matured
might operate harshly against other
creditors. Uniformity in treatment is
essential In the case of certain OF
- ~ tn
the assets which are available here
for collection and the Liabilities, by
reason Of the fact that the head Offices
is a debtor to london. This does not
imply that creditors may not receive
payment In full at a future time, as
the head office would, after the dec
laratiOn Of Deace, remain ansWerahle
for liabilities which were not capable
Of being discharged out OF the assets
under the immediate control of the !
London establishments.
The question OF making q distrihu-
ton on account (other than TO alien |
onemies) is receiving very serious con- /
sideration, and all efforts are being |
concentrated to secure its accomplish |
mert. The proportion Of aesets to la
bilities differs in the case Of each !
bank and distributions when made /
cannot be on the same scale
Tho difficulties in securing collec
tions are mainly due to the fact that |
debts due to .he banks from persons
and institutions In neutral countries
on the continent and In the North and
South americas are not capa Bile OF
speedy realization beca Use Of the
moratorium which exists in manv of
these countries. and also on account
of the Interruptions (nOw being RENE
died) In the foreign exchanges Sc
curities are not readily marketable,
and loans have not been repaid as
the borrowers in many cases plead
the moratorium.
Holders OF checks issued by the Gus
toners and holders of domicied bills
accepted by customers cannot be re-
garded as creditors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
An Earned Promotion

=. 1. Henthofno, who for three
years has beeu the southwestern rep.
rescntative Of the Macomber G. White
Rope Co, Chicago, has been promoted
Yesterday he left for INDIANAPOLIS
Ind, where he will be general sales
manager for the company over a ter
ritory including Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,. ONO and West Virginia.
While here he was the salesman for
oklahoma, louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas
Mr.. Henthorne leaves many friends
in this neighborhood. who regret his
departure but who likewise wish him
unbounded success in his new and In i
creased field OF opportunity,
He leaves in Tulsa two brothers. n.
c., cashier Of the World and Sun.
and w. Leslie, the noted and lovable
who is q member
OF the Sun staff during the week and
an exponent of Christ's gospel on tho
Sabbath
GOOD
Good boy, good luck good chacr,
voices the oil writer of the World and
Sun for the friends he leaves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

KANSAS CITY. Oct 90 - HOGs-Rc.
ceip's, 10000 lower: bulk s6.9O@73O;
s7o0G785: light, s690@725; pigs SOS
geo.
CATTLE Receipts, 1000; steady TO
weak; prime fcd steers s9.65d d1l.0O; west.
ern steers. SG5oa s.75: dressed beef steers.
S'15 9 80; southern steers. S5OOM7.G5:
cows, s4.50G725. heifers. $65OGg25:
stockers S5Q0GS40.
SHEEP Receipts. 1000. steady. lambs.
81 0O@ $50 yearlings S525NNOO; wethers
s5Q0@5 75i ewes sI25@ 500; stockcrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

LIVE STOCK


Fl oo0i weak; bulk, S7OOG7.45; light SG So
a SO; mixed, $606@ 765; heavy, 50 .sOa
I55 rough, $3.50 G95; pigs. $4.5O@6.e so.
CATil Receipts, 5000. weak. beeyes,
SG.30 = U.9o; steers $500 $50 stockers,
calyes, S7.25alIOO.
SHEEP Receipts, $4,000: firm; sheen
s49Qg6.n5; yearlings $56O@6.50. lambs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
Chicncn Grain-

S1I3l4 n1.l47s. No. > hard. sI13WIl5.
conn No. . yellow. 14W74Ac.
OATS Standard 4sl2 q 4s%sc
RN E-No. 2. ole
BARLEY N-5t Ia 73c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

REAL ESTATE

-------------------------
---
REAL ESTATE
FOR SAlI UK 4Wnrt ..., .t.stt..-s b.,
on North Main strr,t u.-r,,es. ifii pt,,.
s,,. s,,
bargain Wito ". a. P.ck@as Mogaro,
Okla
nom "v.IE- M, ,r,,,,.,,
proved What rave you to offeri Fhon
'Nl9
FuR SALE small -.,l -----,-.,
QUO or two 50 Tot lots Ia III block o
'.HI'N v ia'n now Phone iNl0.
enclosed porcl ust front beautiful lawn
l"'mh "l NH.i N.i p.y tu see owner 3JgJ j
FOR SAFE N. G
r-,.., l...ti " tt,' ''"W W'"'Ih noIAe
ment balance a.G ro6i rGo1o '"' braa1 ro' .sa
'VR HR, 'N y ~ acre, good ulhblc whoa
tI,r. y...' ,.'.IN IN",.Nf f.'i y.cHy 20 i produr
vata on Rn, 5ag H. '''"" 40
/ FOR AAI-r -p.-,.,,....
bsn' L,.,n,''9 n'"'''''! cottage, iour rooms
. $1,000 slUD tv,h nHr.c ak na- VI, IN,
/ u. d Fritus PhaNo 300
/ WANrFn ~
SAN ,,.. ~" sN room house $50
n56 90 Is ns.,s "' i""s oS i"t ig 5,,'2 AND sSt''
~, w., ~, ,,.,. .,.,'' : none ''a2 u.
3" TRADE ScNruuon huute. moderu
srrr'urd sleeping IDrtn hl sIzod easI
oog 5og' oT ,g r. t'f 1g,o or Hm Land value 32 75o
II NAVE customers to bny nye.room and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

llNERPOt, Oct ?o COTTON Spot IN
improved demand prices unchanged Sales
500 bales including 9,400 American on tho
basis Of 505d for middhug; imports, s 100
bl es all American
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
Ga,yeEton Cotton


GALVESTON, Oct. 2o-COTTON Mid
ilmg, @ Ne; receipts 8lsI5; exports. 6,425,
sales, 500; stock lS3,b72
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Harn; close in. Phone l7l2
LADIES' union suits. so cents. 216 East
tn rd.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second hand
clothing. l5h West Firt.. Phone 32ss
FOR sALE-New crop pecans: Is cents
pound, two for 25 cents, ter pounds. 81 90.
Binding stevens Seed Co Phone 456, 234s
EXPERT stenggrapher also notary, owns
machine wishes TO go with party or par.
tlss to new Daniel buildug On moderate
salary with privilege Of doing outside work.
Pho re 478l-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
POULTRY

FOR sALE--Seven full.blood D. Z. Rock
hens and second prize cock; Muskogoc
show; Bradley strain. a09 South Detroit
FOR SALE-75 extra fine single comb white
Loghorn pullcts, GO cockerels and prize win
nine first cockerel, first and second pens at
New State fair Muskosee, Oct. e.lA; also
Incubator. Call Sunday. John g. Clark, Ii
South XAnthus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
ROOM AND BOARD

BOARD AND ROOM--Very reasonable; good
home cooking. table board, s4.5O per week
52l South Elgn.
BOARD AND RO0M-s525 with two in
room not boarding house, but home for
married couple, two men or two young
women. Call 1ls South Frisco.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

War markets: slO buys bids or offers
on 10000 bushels wheat. A movement Of
/ cent from the option prices gives you q
chance 10 make siO0: cents, 5000. etc
Write for literature. Gibraltar brokerage
Co. 7li Gibraltar Bldg, Ksnsss City, Mo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
'FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

oIII9tliN,S v WOOL sweaters. 90 cent, 2i5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

MuN Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

foR SALE STOCK OF lluyenir post card.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
You Get Two Shots For the Price One You World


,,.,,..,... -
BUSINESS CHANCES
F0R SALE -Caf. ...r--- j., ,.-0,I, a., or-
HuA Is6 care World
ruR CAsu Uc ,,I .,II gooI ,.,-,
budue,s ,h,,g leaving aH 'igtcst,snt
h"N "a Would
FOR SALE A good lunch raom good III
lures good m-ua-s and io auoo, 3a5D
- Ho"'u h'a'on
roe SAIL. nv owner, llroom raomin
use "pI nr new Convention h,l 10
. REAL ESTATE focroom modern on scout
az l.''' 'l" easy Terms haNo money
nghHlg WIN sun Realty Co
/ I1f SALE RoomaU house. employed au
81, maven uWe lo looN ALTER % Enoi 'o''
4. lloa always ini. sl1 south 9oul4er
/ FuN SALE RH'mlug house earring owe
.S-to P.' mn.uj lf,a tbaU Slou9 ca'
| WV" h"Nd'r, might trade tIN sI World
! TX TRADE Arkansas fruit farms an
~ ia nN iyr Iuss p'"pTrl See Gran
-"''''. ''' I'" National bids rhon
lam -.-...-,.
/ We NN' N'N fA room srlH'y m0den
uNnth.v close .n. Tor $1,000 tTms an
/ Ilrst National lfiJ pb1no otfo
,t,,,-g,
VN "o 49,. o''g lnl' and i'ra,r'
terms F0ai soll and snft v,.er s,s Grau'
Moore. s. Ir,t Natiol.aI lIdg ptnr,
2lou
HAVE u,l.r,r ,yi,, Nil -,-,- r,,b g- 5l
to lON barrel oil pr,durinn. mua h, eI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

|
WANTED Clean reliable c.rl for genera
nelus'Na,tA, nre acrNar's room with ba'h
- 80 >2uln hl-.-ltoIo-
FOR 81 VIII tell you how 20 make Ever
I,sung eatt never iails bread is sweet
S SEn,.' any "H'-cS'lA'' MT 4'' 'oNs"''e
--r-l', "a, NO
STRICTLY temperate Al sole tors neatgce'
f'IuIen more than eNp'r. ar' my IRE
ssdHTHy PlAn 'nSures your AS.,''f !T,t III
o8g North Main.
-~~~~0-o--~0~~~~>~-~-~-~ -~-~-~-~~~-~--->-~-~-~-.~---
! yK-,\rq,r,n NtIC,rrT ,N-,,o1ro,
! w AN hlJ--Si lNt ELLA y EOlS
SIEVE aprons, 80 Gems. 2lG East Third.
4hIED-Cofteo urn and 'ouoter. Phone
"h,;N,,17s'-s'"'ns by the day Phone
as ~.
FoR On pump pump repairing and well cleaning
% cal IAont 2oa.
Wa ! Ep-''ood second hand bnekloard.
p H''''S' - q Nor.u,
WANTED AZ once; services Of thorough
olea conc. IAo.,e -, -
wy fi',,,io bny one.'orse buggy CAL
i--, - -2------, " !, ~ 80. o.
WANTED Diamonds; viii buy or loan to
IlI Ne!uc, NIoIess ~ care "oL.h.
WANTED -Ufessmahiug to do; an sewuE
neatly done Call at Gl1 North Boston.
WANTED String Of stand -rd drilling tools:
price must be reasonable Address Is care
World.
HAVE vour gas stoves and CRATES cleaned
and connected by experienced gas filters
Phone 3sJl-R.
WANTED- TO laundry; satisfaction
guaranteed 4iO North Denver Phone
45e2 MIS-. j w Bowers.
WANTED To set nm stoves. broken n -ts
made II YOU have pieces. door locks fixed
light doors fitted. Phone 1899
>'-' -~>>'->>'7-'>7~
SVTITATT0NS " ANTEn
-
7ej.
ANVED-Nursiug by practical nurse Phone
I140.
TI-AVTITTTF iii, ,,o,,-n. 20 .oa,a o,e
East Third ~ ''''
-; nun, -, z7,77,7,
IN ff.hI SOED stth9gI"pher wants posi-
uon. Ihone s9Oo H.
WANTED Position as alteration lady IN
store or tellor shop. Box 36s World.
WANTED -Steuographic or office work by
evperierccd ftenograpber Phone 2s5q
- Z5.,.,, T--7 -7--ys- ,-,t9 80,
W A. ~ os''iOh py 'NPeIleuce1 boOA-
Keeper, can furnish reference. Phone
ogS-.
ArEEiEMIhD isdandO i"d{ {,aSdn desIos R3si'on N
- care Noilu,
WANTED-By experienced man In whole
sale Or retail grocery. b W Luse, gen.
erst delNeTyl ulsa.
POSITION WANTED-Ry dental assistant.
two years experience in laboratory: Al
references Gail 1925. Harriet Williams.
"a TTT1 -p.ir1j-, "a ,,.---7-.----,---- -
" :. Z. M. M ~ ..tt"s any pHPeI"ahshsi am
=, NlH'n- ~ IN .oHiu anu rum or ahy
World
W a.. ~ J. -, ~ - osiiIon az Soi,posllof on ooun
@ r,so fssdin iau d.ras N nv au
,s't'ng Nv w ''' ieeuiNs' AuNle9' hoA
ITT1-po,I,1on - -IoI---7.. --7 .---.-7-,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
W a 3 lie foQcu.

- 7 y v u.
nS1uiter, bIeib BEL oeinen 2eiltenl"
ieui5te Der Sebrling, ais iein N}eiiter
Den anicriemcn na5nL Inn i'm 5l ber'
priigeln.
80, melh elm eOler @eiIt lit bier
5critort!" loate Scr &runfen6olo, ais
er feline nod bal6bole 5loibe ioaen
lieB uno Oieie in taIieno Sber6en
5erbrab
.8bu gclo in oeinen @eutell"
flu6te Der &aicbenoieb, ais CT cine
leere 9orie eriuiibt bottc.
.g8er ga liirbt, 8o6lt ale 5buI.
oenl~ rief ireuoig StlDent Bump,
ols er oie glaAric6t bonn Eooc ieiner
rei1en @rbtotte erbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

gao 66rcn sic, biibib f0nnen Sic
ober SOD oieieS @ldo4en unmoglid
ncnner."
Scirat6SoermittIer: oglee, i6 Ioll
iie ia aber AUDI nicbt beirat6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Grofeiior Streu6iru Gin Der D}ei-
ntng, es babe aeflopft) vGs lit i9on
riidii9tslos genug, meiner gtuifor-
Oerlng nibt az entipreden pclm idl
gSereinl~ riic; OaB a6er ii6crbarpt
niemanO oa III, wem id Oonu perion-
lib offne, On5 lit cine booenloie lin
neriddnltheitI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
g 0 I L IInn q.

aodin (aIS sic @nGoige sic aiide
Getritt lmo cinen fragenOen 9lid auf
Oen BORT anWeieuoen Solooten mirfD !:
nWlein 6rit, 9iidtfounonicr bel Der
/. @atterie ooer fennen iib oie
S,rri1ai.en ihon aus Der g(era mel
ner 8orgdngcrin?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
ss 5ssa S TO- sic crSn bod nt aeaInat % na9m BOD


4rofeIIor: gg8iiroen Sic es be5ob-
ZEN fonncn, mcnn idb cine Spcration
fir not6ig 6ieltc"
Eotient: Wiiroen sic cine Opera.
tiou iilr nGtsjg baItcn, iueWn III nI4t
Die 0litteI oagl batteS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
g o ofoIn o tia.

@ic 2eIer imieres glattes peroen
mil 8eouucrn bcrnebmen Dab inler
pcreDrter Mlitbiirger, Der &entier SSd-
fer, ocIiert gl6cno in brrtaliter Belle
ii6crioleu, a6er nic1t getotet poroen
III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
gg 0Innn.

80 SSfor, wie aliidlit1 worcu mir
beioe IN Dem en9ei Stronoforbe lln0
iebt lit eine3ebn5imncrwobnng nidt
groB genug oas mir ms einanoer
alIsWciden fonnepS ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

SbollD: u9Ils id Elm anobc mar,
iaatc ser Ioffor, iucnn i6 nid)t aui.
borte, 3igaretten 81 rauden, 70 mir
DC id idpadiinnig peroen
DliB aern: 0Sa marlim Gahen Sic
a6er oaun ur niGt alliae1ort9~ N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Gin s cnicBer.

Stromer GUMS o&oneGenO: u8ciBt
0u. aus BEN Sonnta0en mad i6
mir ni6ts; an oen &o6cntagen
iAnedt 0as glidtstbnn pieL beiier."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Splitter.
Tie beiten g8atfen i'm 2ebeusfanpf
iino itarfc @llenbo9en
3eritrenf.

SSroit Gin Gorge iueQeu ser offcucn
senIter int Salon). uSb ae6e icbt III
Die Staot, ioate unteroeiien ehl @e-
uitter fonmen --"
4Sroieiior; v@ciB idom 10 Oiit ou
nidt 81 Sanlc." - ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
0lfemaI8 0enrlncien.

Shioioins @iiiiel: ,Wlou miro
iGIieBlih ooh nal ein aoQca bciit.
den miiiieu. glm beiten man ldIcidt
Iib am glbenO Dor6er cin, Damn it
man Worgens Od, mo eS fomuit nidt
crit 81 einem goltSoniloni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
1rudfebIer.

Scr Serr bon 91r. 7 reiit bout
meiter", ricf Ser 3immcrteaner benz.
&aasoiener 5il uicbQffcu Sic Den aai-
fer" SIR 9a9nl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
@r 1oII miffen.

Wlcbrr fommt total befncipt 6eim
ino t6llt fait i'm crilcn Stod auge.
longt Die Treppc micocr 6crttnter.
6rou McDcr Com obem: ..9lever
biit Oh esq
Scrr W}cDer (uon unten) n@eiB
ih2 aomm MIR Bcrlmtcr uu0
iie6 nadl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Sea, poaBt. nit 90 Sontmerfriid-
ling IS 3 S}iei3. @cnn iie in Der
Butter a aubGoor fin0en, 10 neina 8
aS feblt an &einlidfeit; finoen q
ober foan's, 70 Iogcu s. 'sis foa refine
&u66utterl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

8erfeblun0eu.
nglls er Die glnacbctete ipic6erun
nidlt trot 0riif CT 5um 9leuolDcr.
@lidliderlpeiie trai CT iib and uidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

.Eos gier lGuft nod taoqIIos,
W1or, Mn0 mir fonnen falm nod
Iteb'nl~ - oSa, ia IT mas lit Scr
MenI6l~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

v9lbcr 6rdlIciit in meinen gicr
iAwimmen ia 5lpei 8liegenl"
~ gSa n I'M Wlai iie6t man bait
iiberall Elm @dr9enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

gluS ellis 9Reifchricf
cini0e Statioucn mri.
ter itic9 ciii &rrr in umicr Goup6. Gr
mar aus Ster mo io0r ieuodl
SSromnc @ciien peroen oit erit aui
Dem leBten Sod lepilllea. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Irenn6fnnen.

oS6rc 6rcunoiu 9llicc bat aber cine
ic6r boie 3unge !"
oStimnt, lie ioate cigentliD
Mdlice beiBeuF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
DEBATE ON WHO WAS
CAUSE OF WAR

Member "a the Forum and Cactus clubs
ot the Brownsville high school are com
.p"ting IA debates for the iutcr~choIa-fic
championship, and every Friday afternoon
debates and literary competitions ot va
rinu- kinds are held.
IA question. ".Re-olvcd. That Grrmany
Caused The War;" J. now the subject under
discussion I'm the clubs. thr next being
scheduled for Friday afternoon. November
~ Members ut the Cactus club will par
ucipute n this debate. Robert Rutlcdgr
and Mis- lone Walton supporting the
negative. and Mis- Eudora Dicka-on and
Ird Hraham supporting the affirmative.
IN Friday afternoon. November ~. the
SUBJECT will ~ handled IN members NJ the
Forum club. with Mis- Louise Pntegnat
and lambert Cain III the negative side. and
Clarence kowal-ki and Lee Walton on the
affirmative.
The best dcbatcr- ui THE local >urirtie..
later III the year. will meet the best drbat-
ing teams ~ The Valley. and the victor III
that match will meet The best team ~ the
>inion district ~ the In~tcr~chula-tie
league. The virtnr~ IN the last named Will
have an opportunity u ~ ~ Austin IL
compete ~ the state championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-12
AND
SAN BENITO TO
PLAY SATURDAY

The eleven vi the Brownsville high
school Saturday will have an opportunity
10 even matters up with the san Bcnito
eleven when the latter viii come to
Brownsville for \ game. ~ ~ played or
the Fort Brown grounds. The local team,
with the exception 81 the past few day
when the weather did not permit. has been
practicing Tor the coming game. and they
are confident that they will b. able tn put
up q much better contest than that III san
Bcnito three week. ago, when they were
defeated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-12
Miss Champion for Miss CeIaya.

Ms Lucille Champion entertained most
cNqui>itcly yesterday afternoon Al the
stately Champion home. Tenth and Wash
ington streets. III honor IT Mis- Laura
Cclava. whose forthcoming marriage to
Mr.. Elmure Starr Grldcr j. M ~ one Of
the social events NJ the l9l4-1ql5 season
i'll Brownsville. Green and white was the
color scheme selected IN Mis- Champion
III the decorations. and white roses and
ferns were il profu~ion throughout the
receiving rooms and the dining rooms.
Until the entire lit ~ guests had ar
rived all were entertained IN the library
and receiving rooms. Within view NJ an
the door To the dining room were sud
denly thrown open. revealing Il veriiablc
flood III beautiful white roses. made more
beautiful with ferns mtcrtwincd and run
ming gracefully III al directions.
The center table. at which ~at the guest
Of honor. Mis- Cclaya. and her brides
maids. Misses Mamie Browne. Maria Fer
nandez and Lucille Champion. was specially
decorated. luncheon style. From the cen
ter chandelier over this table. hung n
shower MI white roses and green ferns. IN
the center III the table there was 4 huge
and beautiful representation If \ wedding
cake. which contained the git, III the hos
tess ID the hride-tn-hc. Thi, wedding cake
was decorated with bridal roses. and on
top Of i was 4 kcwpic. Around the cake
were standing twenty four small kewpics.
each with a score card.
The refreshments included green pep
.per~, cut ~ the shape ~ baskets. tied with
white maliuc. and III them cream chicken.
and heart shaped bread and butter sand
witches. coffee. brides cake and olives.
Following the luncheon eight games vi
500 were played. Mi-~ Faulk being the win
ner Of the first prize hy cutting with Mis-
Magdelina Fernandez. The first prize
was ! beautiful shopping bag. Second
high score was made IN Mis- Una Young.
and he was awarded \ hand embroidered
and crochctcd towel. The consolation. n
deck ~ cards went IL Mrs. Joe Fernandez.
When the games were ended. the we'd
ding cake. which has already been de-
Scrihed. was handed ~ the hride-to-bc.
Upon opening i was found the giit NJ the
hostess. Mis- Champion. to the honor
guest. Mis- Cclava. This was Il hand cm-
broidercd and d%rawnwork night robe.
MIS- Celava wa~ handsomely attirrd III
4 light green hrocadcd charmeusc gown.
The guest list: Miss Celava. Mr.. j. u.
Fox. Mr.. joe Celaya DR.. Mr.. Augustine
Cclaya: Mis- Faulk II San Antonio. who
~ visiting Nr. and Mrs. Fred Truwit Mi--
>pcir ~ Washington. who ~ visiting her
sister. Mr.. Lieutenant Cunningham W
Fort Brown Misses lIurtcn~e Nixon. Anita
kuwal4ki. Ray and Rose Stowe. Magdclinu
Fernando. Maria Fernandez. Francisco
Fernandez, Fela and Louise Champion W.
Santa Mara: Lillian Hicks. Irene and
Mamie Browne, Annie Putcguat. Sara and
Una Young. Florence Bell. Mis- Cham
pion wa assisted IL entertaining IN her
cousin, Ms Petra Champion.
On Saturday afternoon Mise Tina ana
Sara Young will entertain for Ms Cclaya.
and ~ Monday afternoon the Mise
Browne will entertain with a linen shower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-12

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Furs and Skins for Tommy Atkins.

Correspondence NJ the Associated Pre>S.)
London. NOV. l0.-With the building ~
new army store houses here II l. learned
that the government j. laying In m i'm
men>c stock ~ fur and ~hecp~kinS "a ~
made INT" winter coats for the army.
These materials are arriving IL the tram
load. Already the sheds cover acres VI
ground. surrounded IN harbed wire fences
aud guarded IN policemen.