Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

rntcd un Nll turlh nir,ft aud li prob
ably will Boz aomr time before Tho yiH.
isurH a. ihr American Embassy win be-
Unne accustomed 90 tho now ehruvvl
iurv WAS formerly occupied hY the Jap
Nncro lsmhhHsi aud has frontage 40
nearl, 1000 fees nn GirHvonnr Gardens.
sn attractive little frninnnuiAr park
aiiput which many prominent Ion.
dpn,ra live. The apaniah Fmbaaay
HtHndn lust svr'rH ihr phrh fsum Ma
Pages new ehAhvcllury and ihe liol.
rim Legation aud several other lepe
rions nfc Within twu or three squares
Moro Commod,ous ouartora
'rhp CID shenceliurg had only ten
rooms. white the new ono has fort,
ruopn ANA N admirably ndaplesi 90 tho
rfuwinH work ~ the American Em.
onHsy Whom the house at is3 Vic.
turia street wan taken hy the American
mission Il WAS regarded aa very pr
tvniiuup. Aud ID waa rfctenlious in
contract with the ria bare rooms the
Ameflcah minister usod a. have for hia
otflten M Members Manainnh. e square
ami nuv-hplf east uf the house Just
vacated Robert ~ lincoln WAS tho
last representative 90 ministerial rank
the United states sent a. EuRlaud tie
was proceeded by James Russell Low
on o. q. Phelps Chsrra Francis
Adams. John Welsh hnd number 81
other famous Americans who had
qnhflcrs la Members Mansions
while James Rnssril Lowell was oc-
cupyiha scsniily furnished offiona iii
that building the ihte J. ileugunt Mur.
. ..|. l...
~aH barr and the fixtures we're ~ I'M
prrientouH that tho American miliion
airc commented on The poot equipment
provided hy Ga, government
n ~ very bad" AIR Lowell replied
| TIN sorry ! haven't personal money
which would rpnble mo tp IA things
ap"
u tell ,eu what Wam to do" Ar
Morsan suggested y have nuai huighl
Sum" handHomo raEa in SMYRNA and II
I "a L. agreeable a. Nuii / shpuld like /,
( give one ~ them "a the government, Got
your orficr"
Mr l.nwcll was much pleased viii
she suggestion aud the hnnket nont "a,
tuR tp the legation IN few days |
whs stll In use un tho floor ~ Mr.
Passes office when ne ltavc up tho ol,
chnnc~llory. hut itn too small Tor m,
larger office he viii have la INA nc,,
building
Shortly after Ate MoFgans call q,
7 air 'soweil, Mira uenA use. q pronin.n
american wpman whose daughter b..
'atne Lady nrcraurst was calling oi
the minister Ia tho Same office. sh
wanted 10 know what time Il WAS an,
locked al ahow the wallis % the %
fioe
II am softN" tbs pact said whcl
SAN hiN visitor wanted "a know wha
timr u wae "aul our government
IA too poor "a buy mo ciocA and
have 90 evt nionr without one"
hrs. HpnNnee was surprised 10 hca
I how poefiy the United ststca provide.
fNr lts foreign representatives and prc
scented the ehAncellorN with clocl
which II stin Ia use
IN these DAYS the LEGATION had hu
me serrsterV and naval attaches an,
military attAehrs were not thought !,
until isNs when the then iscnsrnan
I French v. Chadwick. now ncnr Al
mural Chadwick. came 10 London a
naval aiachc Mater Clarence las
WA the iltsi military attnchr
Tho present embassy atafl % thrc
Ncrfstaties and many assistants necca
safN 90 hardle The Errat volume Z,
business M striking contrast 30 M
limited personnel thirty, fiSc Years a 4,
In addition 20 the civilian staff. tho ma
Val and military attaches nov haV
m1fss offlcefs aasiallns theri AND IN
added work en'alicd ~ The war relic
movements requires MANY special az
slstants