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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
0HI0-TEXAS MILL
AND LAND GOES
AT $4,000

~ NJ Butler ot Columbus. Ohio. repre-
~rntinr -l5O.nun WI thc 300 GOO worth uf
hond- Of the Ohio x Texa~ Sugar company.
was the highest bidder for thc plant and
lands NJ the company. which was sold III
the door ot the Cameron county court
house at o'clock this afternoon. The
property went ut the price ot ~bu.nuo.
Mr. Butler, who with Receiver Blower of
the company and other ohio men attended
the sale. stated immediately after u that
Y could nat w. sand ut thi- time what viii
be done with the property which including
plant and $50 arrr~ ut land M valued at
perhaps bali million dollars. IIe ~aid
that such disposition of % viii be made ~
will br ~ thc best interest ~ the bond
holdcr~. all w whom have not Vet entered
into the purchase made by him N bchulf
of three fourt- of the bondholder-
There were five bidders when the sale
wa~ opened ~ Judge Locke Mcdaniel of
Houston. special master m chanccry.
These included Ill MI kihbc Mt Brownsville.
ll Ma~tcr~on w Houston. y. NJ Butler ~
Columbus. Ohio. and John g. Fernando
NJ Brownsville An the hiddcr- with the
exception NJ Mr. Butler retired from the
bidding when he raised the bid from S54.-
600 a. @G0.0O0. The bidding wa started
w Mr. Ma-irr~uu VII -jn.Uun and went
upwards ~ Jumps ut from S5uo Ia $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
MOST or OFFICERS AND CREW re-
PORTED SAVED. AND CRUISER WAS
BEACHED ON COCOA ISLAND AND
BURNED
GERMAN CRUISER k0EhlGSBERG
BOTTLED UP ON MAFIA ISLAND
BY BRITISH CRUISERS-SHE DIS
ABLED PEGASUS
tBB ASSociafed Prcss.l

London, Nuy a. The famous German
defeated and destroyed hy the Australian
cruiser sydney M the Bay "a Bengal YES
trrday morning. The sydney sighted the
Emdcu early m The morning With ~
prri"r speed the sydney closed ia. giving
battle and setting TIE r.mdcn afirc
The Emdcu was brdchcd un an island ~
the Cocoa group. Southwest ot Java. and
burned Most ut thr uliccr- and crew are
reported sawed. The casualties ~ the
sydney were hight
Before thc battle with the sydney the
Emdyn had cut The British cable connect
world
hr Emdrn since thc beginning ~ the
war sunk twenty two merchantmen. one
Russian cruiser and one French DESTROYER.
The value uf thr merchantmen and ear
goes destroyed IN the Emdcn y more than
i.ono.oo The Emden'~ speed Of nearly
3l knots prr hour was her greatest asset.
TIER heaviest guns were only an inches.
soon after her exploit in Disgusting
herself and sinking n Russian cruiser and
W French DESTROYER WV Penang one .,riti~h
cruiser sighted her. bat the Emdcn escaped
All trace ot the Emdcn had bcrn lost
since hrr Penang exploit, although COM
hincd British. French. Russian japanese
and tw" Austrian war-hip- searched
Yesterday morning N was reported The
Linden landed au armed party "a destroy
the wireless station 40 Cuco- Island llither
ihr Sydney proceeded M time tu catch her
Reports here indicate " considerable Io,.
81 hlc % The Emdcn battle
The Sydney ln-t three killed and Fifteen
wounded
The German cruiser koenigsbcrg. which
disabled thr British cruiser Pegasus sew
rrf week. ugn. i- bottled wv at Mafl,
island ~ thc coast ~ German East Africa
=, British war-hip-.
lhr British have sunk ~olllrr- w ihr
onl, outlet wv thc Sea from the point where
the kncuig-herg he~. Several fast war
ships havr hccu released fur either dnt,
", thc kurnig-hcr-- plight
The kocnig~berg lie- m shallow watei
-iv mIlr- "n shore and landed part ~ her
force. making TOR PLAN hidden land rn
irrnchmcut~ which thc British warshp =
h"mharling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
NEGRO KILLS 2, WOUNDS z, AND
BARRICADES AGAINST OFFICERS;
WOUNDED FINALLY, HE SUICIDES

Victoria. Texas. NOV. lH--Loui- Friar.
" negro. killed Willie Brown. W negro wum-
IN with whom he lived. "a daylight today.
and also killed Tom Allen. who tried ~
protect the woman. Friar thrr. shot WI
4. GO~-man. u white wafchman. and
Jo-Ian Thomas. negru. who were att
iractcd NJ thc house I'M thr shooting. hut
neither wa~ morfaly wounded
Next Friar barricaded himself n the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
LIMA PERU NOV IO-HEA cANHoNADlNG WAS HEARD OFF The
SEAPORT or COR0NEL YESTERDAY
(By A..ocintcd prc.-.l

Nov Y throughout the allied
m France Except iu
weeds The trcnehc however mud
o the IL practically but relieved
by fr~r in
> immediately Fan asleep rubber blankets
They are al cake III
Nrart
~ exploding battery. The French
lud position hung apparently ny
vn-cN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
NURSERYMEN AND
CITRUS GROWERS
AT HOUSTON
lBg iSSnriafcd PrcSsl.

Houston. Texas. Nov. lo.-Re>ponSive
to call IA Commissioner of Agriculture
Ed RI knne. uur~crNmrn and citrus fruit
gruw,r~ al Texas met here today "a c"n-
~idcr. among ether thing~. a new ana aau-
-rron- citrus fruit discs. citrus cankrr.
which H. causing considerable anxiety
among growers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11

house M thr dead woman, holding u inr
more than au hour against eight officers
and several volunteers who fired two hun
dred -hut- into The building. Finally Friar.
mprfally wounded by one VA the -hut- thar
entered the hou killed himself
Hundreds 20 .iiizen- ~ dl-ianer
watched thc uIierr- and volunteers pour
their Ieadcn missiles into the house ia
which Friar sought refuge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
INCREASED NAVY
PROGRAM BY US.
Is PREDICTED

Washington. u. e.. Nov. lO.-Rcprc-cn-
tatiye Roberts 81 Massachusetts. mt~n-
her "a the house naval affair." committee.
predicted today un increased naval pro
gram for the United States ~ result ct
the European war
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
u. S. TO SEARCH
FOR FIANCE OF
BALTIMORE GIRL

Washington. u. e.. Nov. l0-The stale
d,1. rimcui. needing the plra ot Balii-
more giH today asked thr American am
ha~>ador ai Berlin t. discover whether the
girl iiance. German naval officer. sur
vivcd the sinking Nj the Cruiser Nnrrk.
which went down w it- own harbor " frw
day~ ago a- a result oi - ~unkeu mime
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
LRy A-.nciated pre,s.l

last night that
the the E Pru~an
Wul"lcr The R-"u- driven r frontier losing iooo
No tnatou ha la,u involved
n tt~ Ru-au rclml~. y " This
where repeated augaec have been
uo along their portion 'hc
at tlr front
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Russians Back Over Frontier With Heavy Losses
Y. CARRANzA
RECOGNIZES
CONVENTION
By Associated Press. J

Washington, D. C.. Nov I0-Dispatches
to the constitutionalist agency here says
General Carranza agreed TO recognize the
actions OF the Aguas CaIientes convention
with some restrictions.
Carranza said he is willing TO yield the
leadership to some man named by the
Aguas CaIientes convention for a definite
period Of time who will actually take com
mand OF Villas troop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Receives Third White Cap Notice.
BY Associated Press.)

Terrell. Texas, NOV. lot. II. Smelkcr
of Kaufman received hi third whitccap
notice yesterday. warning hIm 10 reduce
hi cotton acreage 10 seventv-tive acre.
~mrlkcr sand wv had not planned ~ plant
more than hitv acres. anyhow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
League OF municipalities Meets.

Houston. Tcxa-. NOV. l0.--Thc Lragn.
ni Texas Municipalities met here TODAY fnr
Y two day-' session. Tppic~ ~ w. a.
cu--cd included cone Year of Municipal
Home Hulo IVY Texas" Lessons and M.
-uit~. and Municipal Taxation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
GRANDSON OF MARSHALL FIELD.
lATE CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE,
RUNS AUTO FOR ENGLISH

Chicago. I'LL. Nov l0.-IIenry Field
grandson of Marshall Field. the late Chi
cage millionaire. and one oi the richest
American boy~. I- serving a- an English
army chauffeur IN France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
FREIGHT CAR PL0WS
INTO RESIDENCE
AND KILLS BOY
Z Bv Associated Press. \

Chicago. Il. Nov l0A freight rar
detached from d switching train TODAY.
Jumped thc track and ploughcd intu "A resi-
denre here. killing small buy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
TSlNG-TAU FORMALLY PLACED
I'M HANDS or VICTORIOUS
JAPANESE BESIEGERS
(By iSS0cidfed PrcSS)

London. Nov lO-lhc German
fori~ ~ T-ing Tau. the reduction
of which wa- completed last Satur-
day TN the Japanese after y three
weeks siege. formally capitulatrd ~
the Japanese today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
n G. VAN kLECK. OFFICIAL
or SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
DEAD AT HOUSTON

Houston. Texas. \ov. lu NJ G.
Van klcck. wee president oi ihe Az
ianiir division ui ihr southern ia
,iiir railroad. died here TODAY. a-rd
81. Mr.. Nau kleck Wa~ taken sick
last week. and hop, iur hi- recovery
wa gwen up several days ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
lRv A-.nclaicl pre-e.l }

that Yesterdays lighting
tnued aud
Germans repeated The French and British lines
both IA mae pro. \
the ta the Germans renewed attacks
th, heights ahu1 Mount ~umtr rruIl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Cotton Continues to Go Up.

Dallas. Texas. Nov l0.--Mddling rui
ton J. quoted today AZ lie higher, or
: $40. Sales, 3.92s bales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
JURY TRYING DALLAS
POLICEMAN FAILS
TO REACH VERDICT

Dallas, Texas. Nov. lO.-The jury irv-
lng Policeman :. r. Trammrl tor killing
iohrcman Jesse Wright w u drug store
here last june disagreed The jury stood
seven for q two YEAR, sentence. and five
i"r arquiiiul. They were ont SIXTY huur-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Won HINDEBURG'S
CAPTURE AND THAT
OF GUN DENIED

Berlin. Nov To- Official DENIAL was I--
sned here today ct the repori- that Gen
cral ,un lliudcnhrrg and enc AZ 2rrntimctrc
Gun we're captured hy the Russians on the
frontier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
.EMDEN'S CAREER WAS ENDED;
DESTROYED MONDAY IN BAY
OF BENGAL BY AUSTRALIAN
TURKS WILL KILL THREE
ENGLlSHmEk FOR EVERY
TURK KILLED AT BEIRUT

Washington. D. c.. Nov. I0-The
Turks at Beirut announce they will
execute three EngIishmen for every
MuSSelman killed in the hOmnardment
there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
HOUSTON ATTORNEY
TO BE SECRETARY
TO GOV. FERGUSON
tRy Associated Press }

Houston. Texas. NOV. ln. Governor
James T.. Ferguson announced here today
that John L. Nruc. j we'll known Houston
attorney. viii NJ hi~ private secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
BARBER CHARGED
WITH KILLING
ANOTHER BARBER

san Antonio. Tcxa~. Nov '0.-.Ioc Con
zalc~. barber. wa~ arrested here TODAY.
charged with shooting and killing Ed
ward Sodio. u Mcxican barber. here thi-
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11

Ribbon frrd and " hinard screen for
i new lauud-s mIn-I- prevent injury
Ia the fingers a. operators.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11

pFTRoGRNn Niv.l N T n
han K,ku M Turk appeared ~ Wy commanded ,,
German officers The ay resulting j.
iral ad,a for utlc side
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
STEAMER PLUT0N
SUNK BY MINE
OFF YARMOUTH

Rotterdam. Nov l0.-The Norwegian
passenger and freight steamer PIuiou va-
sunk NV u mine sunday uH Yarmouth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Belgian Fighting Today Reported
To Be Heaviest OF The War
Russian Repulse Heavy.

Ry Associate Prc.-)
O-THE ENTIRE PACIFIC AND FAR EAST ARE
NOW BELIEVED
The HEAvl
OF THE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
MEXICAN NATIONAL PALACE
WAS MINUS ITS CELEBRATION
ANNUAL EVENT or cELFBRAr.
ING BIRTHDAY OF ESECU
TIVE WAS ABANDONED

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
STRICT CONDITIONS PREVAIL
IN TOWNS OF THE WAR ZONE
NO STREET LAMPS LIGHTED kNo
ALL HOUSES AEE CLOSELY
SHuTTERED.


NANCY, Dee % Strict conditions
obtain within thr zone OF military Old
cratious No street arc lamps ar
hghted and AN houses are CLOSELY
shattered So That not a CLEAN OF Hlum
nation may reach the outside No
traffic afoot or awhcel ~ allowed be-
tween eight o'clock at night and fiv.
o'clock ln The morning Sentinels. with
loaded rifles ana nNed hayonets nro
posted at an exits TO prevent ingress
W. egress from the cities between sun .
down and sunrise
Rank is of no avail to pass even an
officer through the lines. personal
permit Of the staff with fun details.
is an absolute essential and THIS. AZ
well az the vehicle occupied is sternly
serutinized at every post The sllght.
est informally entails an appearance
before the officer of the guard e.
whom the traveller W conducted under
armed escort
civilians experience almost insur
mountahle difficulties In obtaining pas.
SEES 20 proceed from ono district 10 an B
other and intercourse is virtually al
standtsiii
Even soldiers and non commission
ed officers. except when FORMING mart
OF the escort ~ the staff. are NOT p.r
mitted TO learn the position OF the
headquarters. usually far from the line
~ fire
nersons trayeliqe IN motor. cars are
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
COMPLETE PROGRAM
FOR THE FESTIVAL


Tho MualDlpm christmas tfro Fih
hc held re ihr Aftesinn fnrk ihls '4'.
ming az 900 ucioct regardless uf ihH
weather Amer dehauus tn' mpftot
fom aii ANGLES fhn Hmmifer o. m th.
'tliy Federation that hHN tnt Hi.uf o.
Charlie bios deHidei ihat % wuHii N
ulWise 20 postpone enc uoe utl
weather. conditions lmpfntn
Fifteen hundred moha. nii'd $500
fiuit. raudl ani uufa i.Hlc NHcn DR."
,laed ANA iomrht wHl bo hstrnnfnd
Go na many children AH th-drcu
under ~ so,fs ol arr VIII bee gteu
"a aaok of ,hn Christmas cheer whether
rich or poor und icRafdlesa 90 tho
color 0r nationality rnc suciH ni
fthti.tnaa sheef faf the eoloreG ehn
8rcn VIII Ge diaifthutrd This morning
nt " uN neiuEk W tine committee Nt
the Cnluin4 school and iD Hil 0th'r
children iNnlHht ni th" iHrk
Trio complete rlunnm imf nli htr
opcunfs ~ ttr NWride Festival i'i
lows
Tho nivcnio Choua wiN ensemble ai
the Parrish ilonae ai s 30 aud W 800
viii march Oh AueHinn park mnrIns
Halt ColumltH ahrre prurwm nf
ChrffmnH CWola mNd.Iu ond ancient
viii be given by ihe chorus n' ihiH
time the official lighting ~ the Christ
mas tree viii take piHcr after which
the bass of Guod Chocr' VIII hn dis
iuhuteA
The toilnwhs musical program will
he SANG,
I'VE Saw Thr,r Ships Come Sailing
Ia" ,ifth Century, primary dcpet'-
mvnt ehorua
Away ln q Manager Luther
"Oo0d Christian Men Roloicc' i7th
Century
silent Night" Gcnher
The chiidren's chorus
spanish Song" Anon
Manager song Tune, Home. Sweet
Home.
The Mexican childrena chorus, Inn
mcdiAtcly following the combined chn-
rua and audience win Join In the re-
frain, "iiome homo sweet hOmci iic
u ever ao humble. there ia no place like
Home"
Muaicnl Directors Miss Dorothy pa
Vic, Mr. Clarence Mavco.
hand concert by Corpus ChfHti Ma
rlne Band.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
BUSINESS CHANGES FOR
new YEAR IN ROCKpORI
NEW TRADING COMPANY HAS
BEEN INCORPORATED WITH
STOCK OF $4,000

ROCKFORD. Toxaa. Dec 81 a new
GENERAL mercantile store viii open here
ln January under the name ~ "lhe
Peoples Trading COMPANY" with "a
capital stock ~ ts950 4 charter was
issued ai Austin on the 18th "a the an
carpurarcrN y e. Allison and G.. r.
Roberts OF linysidc. ana w, - l.. bye
and H. l., Mcdonald ~ Rnckpuri
These men are interested in similar
store az nnyaidc. but the main office
viii be at the iloohport store, whore
Mr. Mcdonald win nct as manager
As soon nH the weather Win permit,
she Il, e lnpcht Company VIII ongrge
IA the manufacture OF concrete build
ing material which hns proven useful
In various ways on the coast being
impcrvlune 60 the erosion Of salt water
bprecics,
The n, T.. irHcht Furniture Company
will linc up with new stock OF goods
~ the old iiracht building early M
january, Several San Antonio mel
asc Interested and VII furnish part 81
the capital
Other important business proposal
ticns nre under consideration MS spfinl
advances
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
POSTMASTER CRABBt HOST TO
POSTAL FORCE LAST NIGHT
Twenty two Employees Of Postal Ser.
vice We're Guests az Christmas
Dinner.

Following out an annual custom, in
nugnutcd duung his first year in tho
office. Postmaster Cn,hhe last night
entertained the twenty two members
of the postoffice force. with Christ
mas dinner AZ his homie 1870 Chaparnl
street Following the serving ~ the
seven course dinnct short talks were
made by the host and hy number OF
the employees
Present at the affair were Emil
ychuetfe, Albert plttmcr. w. Allen
James fcciN Fred farmhouse. Gus
Fryo a.. II ilolloman ~ l. Rush. n
r. Reed Nhas kaier. Harvey Bohn.
W l. p"Rochc. hiram Blggs. Cecil
Heath Henry Stevens overton Men
ger u 4. holland @ NJ Little. : Tier.
rold. D 'eoman "a ~ Ctvekmorr ana
w g. McClcndon and postmast.,
Ciahhe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

more closely watched than anyone elise
~ every bridge or railroad orussing
they are brought mp short hy soldiers
carrying their fixed beyoucts 81 an,
charge
Despite an these restrictions. the
people Sewn contentcd and confident
IN tho afternoon the cafes and rrstan.
rants are tilled with customers In tho
sam" way as they are ai ordiuar, times
nt''r the closing ~ Oh theatres ln
Nancy with rs 10000 population. the
citizens have becomr accustomed to
retire 90 bed M nine o'clock or h.fsr.
and o. rise corrcspondingly early. Gas
has almost disappeared. owing f., lnck
"i coal while OH rs almost unohttin-
able ana the candies of half s ,rnitir,.
ago have again become the common ID
Elimination
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
CECIL SpOONER IN DANCER
AND KING" COMING FEATURE
Five Act Shubsrt Feature al the
Anusv Theatre Next sunday.

ceen sps,onsr lu "Th. Dancer and
the King i've act Shubert feature
viii be the attraction ~ the Anusu
Thoatfe on Sunday afternoon and
night. IN other cities where the Pic
sure has been shown the press has
been extravngant In praise ana all sd-
vance notices promise that the attrae-
ton will be one that will please Cor
pus Christians.
The story o. ~The Dancer and the
King"
Giles. the Secretary Of the youn<
King u navarre IL deeply impressed
with the talent and grnce ~ a little
rlri h. sees dancing in the street
lie questions her and finds her tath
er ls very 90 in garrett Upon 'he
fathers death Giles takes little lo' 9
under hls protecting care. and has her
educated and engages the best mas
tera 90 perfect her in the art u dane
ing
Some YEARS later the young KIM at
tends performance where Lola -
dhncinR and becomes deeply infatuat-
I'd with her charms revolution rs
breeding among the poor people who
are heavily taxed FOR the benefit of the
rich Lola intcrcedcs for them, and the
king finally consents 10 listen 10 the
pleadings % his favorlte and revoke
the heavy taxes This action creates
the luminosity u his courtlers and no-
blcmcn. and they IN turn plot 20 de
throne him Lola with the assistance
~ several friends In fully acquainted
with their plots and PLANS. and decides
90 trusttate them.
She rides 70 the Inn whore the COW
spirntors congreRate. disguised as
little Dutch girl There she IN rccog-
nlzed and In compelled TO Zee for her
ne but not until she has learned that
the traitors have decided 70 XIII tho
young Klng Again Disgusting herself
as young soldier she gains access
90 she castle ~ the Prime Minister
whore king Louis is imprisoned and
succeeds In warning the Sovereign Of
his darrtr Some II her friands have
reused the people 90 the danger threat
ouiuE their King and they march 90
thu Castle with the soldiers 90 battle
against tic revolutionary party. En-
raR"d at the failure of his plotting. the
Prime Minister realizes that Lola Is the
main cause of his downfall. and they
fight duel in which Lola kills the
Traitor
Dismayod az the death ~ their Lead
er, the Revoluiionists are easily worst
ed and the king. hla people ard Lola
are united amid general rejoicing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

tliecemhtr tuth, 30 a. m. AfiNhihn
InrsA
Friday evening, December ghth at
~ 30 H. IN. flrat grand open ain concert
10y the frativni Chorus assisted hy Mlsa
Mnrildn u. smith Soprauoi Mir Clhr-
cncc Mageo, tenor and the Juvenile
ChornH
Hymn Coronailor~llo Holden.
cNiola Chorus and audience
ta) Away IN a Manager Luther
Co Good Christian Men ncjolcc.
ca silent Night.-9fuber
Grand Masned Chorns.
Solo The birthday ~ i iCing Neid-
linger Miss MNfiida ~ smith
Chorus, iircak Forth into ioy
Scmpcr, the Festival Chorus
Soto and Chorus rhu Christmas
! message nreaaler. Mrs Roy Miliot
and FESTIVAL Chorus. violin ohlinato BY
Mits Minifrra bradley
Solo Might Of Nlghisr Van IL
Water; Mr CLARENCE Magee
Chorus rriumphai March Gounod.
The Festival Chorus
America" Masscd choris and ap-
dicnce.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE AT
The ARTES|AN PARK TONIGHT
6O'CLOCK REGARDLESS WEATHER

ns the previous performance on Satur-
day night
The second performance Is being
given in anticipation ~ many being un.
able 20 get seats az the first presenta-
ton
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Today is The lnsf day w, Will redeem
santa claus tickets They are worth
N.oo on any $500 purchase GlVons
Furniture Company $500
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Hand made Fancy Work. Several
beautiful designs 90 select from Ideal
Hair parlor 9e9
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Today II the last day we viii redeem
Santa Claus tickets They are wDrtl
ti.oo on any $500 purchase. Glv.ns
Furniture Company ,as0l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Mr. and Mrs u. u Eawaris ~
today Tor san Antonio 90 speno ss''''
hnNs Nislilng relntINas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

second presentation ~ "rhe Holy
city" az fsrst Methodist Church hy
.ne l-cst,yal Chorus with same soloisis