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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-28

NJ. IT o. ~ -.
Ian;, % ~ Iza..e, a. tf, % Sars. DeSanlp,, mrs.
M,a nouiS aoIeoh, FITS. q: b. 9ossett,
dia Orr 'i ''''A eoipilin ana a-y-
Rrde,,t. u,itl, tb., ~, ~, ,,,,,,,,s,,, ,,,z
soWers tnai e., st,;nas ~, = s,,,
fbe. home .of. M onsi NJ M W
Valentine. IN Noytb EAnsa,sor gsa. !:
mGst1 atsracsiya 60. tst'eea - n,as s,n ,was
derso,s sociai est ~, y mo..S,, ,ty Vi ..n tnn
ing tbe eyenine mar, SsianS.. oaIin5
ans ae,,saI S1s ~. ..'aEy nfsll1s csstiea 1ss
spent In the na5,o,. is whesa ss.i,thu.ss az ,s
ceiVinp line .staofi ie,,p grseaf.,1 i',,i,, - =,
of%yeilow jeasa,nines an an 1stt.naI ei
charm of the beauty Isf.the ~, Tonst: I'm
Tsientiae Val was III t,efr sf.'ai ppsa, s - @ i,1a, rS
Alice Sykes and Mrs Albert FarGner.
MEs. FB. B. Gpssstt met the guests ar
the door, while Mssl r. 3. Idgon, Mrs.
g: F. Eoss, Mrs. Frank Johnston and
Mrs. Bond@ Anderson looked after
| them In. the dining FpCyR where an
elegant sailed cqGFse was served
Here dogwaod and wild hohsy sysuelfies
O'clock the guests all went over to
the club where dancing was. enjoyed
a:>ti e lfke hseiT.
The Guild Of Grace Episeobal
Church cave n. Tt,ose delivhtS,;f Tt,,s.
icaI tea al, the f tboine ss eSars ~ 1se e
,s4esla OF A.esEiag a.-sa. s;,s,a seIa
tloYtfne nroernm waa enIioyas
Frio-5Yebb ynp Hesssi Herr Crab,
and Mrs. VIZ steele '' T. A@'' ' = >
Vacal Soio.--drs, .Yahn Frank
Instrumental solo--Airs. al 4, Mar
fin -. - - :
Vocal Solo-Mrs 1Eza,ta. No.at,,
Vocal Solo-.Mrs. Chas, tSraen
Trio Messrs Won. iHassei fsrai, ond.
Mrs Steele. ''t''e.- t'r-
Dainty refreshments we're sepvad.
-. - -;
LII: ahu MRS. o. r. Ross entertained
tils ssssss ;isiia1sts MA dance
ons oi!,at fFlsay !eIeninE att Tie Ifoae ftill4
sIues aaanVllation ;ffema Dr. and HRS.
caslon and the Club ;taak foF
Waru- 70 Ihelrse Effeft aiiiinsEts with =
EsFeat deaiiot plseslIses
- W.
Sne OF sst!sse ~. ;!ne'St; uAllehtspl events
y y an uausuRlY pleasant week was
sle .1lt ,Sneneon on 'EIiaEsday morning given
isAta. ss. laE l1er In honor of
s.Ls.r waiter 4cntgomsry OF Spartan
gurs ana 9afs, weldon Of virginia.
ft itef DeautlIM home is ssmost Attractive
AOA SutSr01LttuB anu the event OF
nnrsaay I'm was csaaEtAtnsi IN every, de-
saii; Hsl MRS, gslIesta were. mrs,
s.sslher. g ss aassan Iaaaa sas
y, S,tsssltyS9at 81 hass pshfsp, Mira
9, ss.,s', ssss59zs'.
anS a p 81. 80 = ~ I'LL. W.:
and ATS. w. II. YalQntine.
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PALMETTO CHAPTER

Mrs. Walter Dickson was hostess
20 the members Of The, Palmettd Chap
ter u: %. C.. Tuesday afterReon 81
her home on North .Fant street. This
being the Shiloh Ideellpg, an unus-
iiaiiy interesting program wa given.
Paper lheTf SiiEilav .Ia5ihsoii s.
Miss Ewhank taylor.
Peem-Airs. a. u. Hellamsn.
Paper Mrs. Din DlvPer. IL
HistnrinnAsEs. raymond FfetwelI.
Gleanings-bRrs Waiter BichRnn
Vocal Solo--Mr. Tom Alien. - Z.
The guests enjoyed several Victrola
selections. : Z
MRS. Dixon, assisted by Misses Mar
garat and Ruth Archer and Afiss Car
ii5ie served q tempting Haiiai course.
One STEP RAR9T
Mr.. and Mrs. James d ,Mashans
entertaiRed Tuesday evening tif slIe
home OF Mira. Carrie McCnlley on
South Main street with q one step par
~. Mrs. Walter Monteonary was the
attractive honoree OF this oeeasion.
Delicious refreshTnenfS were serys
ed the snests.
Mira. II. III. FFalstIns was the charm
Ing hoategs Friday morning at her
pretty suburban home when she en-
tertaincd !. d few OK ller frEsnds al 4
s5tiflis nITiT iu iidzioFg m iz-rsl TTnifar,
sIy. liii1iRr eIss OF fausSion
were played for aeFpeal hphks aftef
which delightful refroshziehts were
Raryed by tha hoszesa, lstea 5 ~
Misses aFeliasa Aanxsaxs. .Akas.Ia
Annie AnaersQp and Mrs. 1afshsii
Orr. Among those presenf II sres NFFss
Eugene fiafnn and flss. 1eass essss 3 -
ereenyitle. zss. .aonte omsr3. W..
Sykes, Mrs HaniEieft, hfrs R Z, I
Webb. Mrs. w. b. Veilentiha. Mrs.
$. " Giltner ana Mrs. 8. II; orr.
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MRS. MONTGOMER-

Mrs. Walter Montgomery OF Spar
tanburg, who Is the guest OF Mrs W.
B. Valentine in North Anderson was
the honorse Monday afternoon at one
OF the most delightful parties OF the
season Mrs. Valentine's new home
WAS made more attractive on this oo-
casion with the quantities OF yellow
tulips. After number of rubbers
of auction. Mrs. 3. B. Gossett, who
held the highest score was presented
with ping negligee and Mrs. Mont
Somery was given q souvenir of the
afternoon
A delicious salad course was served
the following guests: So, +.
Mrs. Carrie Patrick, Mrs. p. X. Nc
Gully, Mrs. Albert Sidney Farmer,
Miss Gary Boyd, mrs. R0nds Anderson,
Mrs. Rhett Parker, Mrs. B. b. Gossett.
Mrs. T. E. Howard, Mrs. Clyde Ross,
Mrs. Jack Sadler, Mrs. Mashane, Mrs.
Ernest Cochran, Mrs, Alice Sykes.
Miss Margaret Evans, Mrs. David
|. Taylor. and the guest OF honor,
AUCTION PARTY
Another pretty compliment to Mrs.
Walter Montgomery, the guest OF Mrs.
W.. B. Valentine. who Ii being so
cordially welcomed in Anderson was
an auction pFFty given "Wednesday
morning by Mrs. Ernest Cochran.
Pink tulips were the favored flowers
of the morning. numerous vases and
j. &c sr;1e.:ers he..es sils.a s,i.h sh4rn
At tine yconclnhian OF the Sams, Mrs:
John Sadler, who held top score, was
presented with a set of hat pins. Mrs.
Christie DeCamp with the consola-
tion. an exquisite bouquet OF fresh
tulips, and Mrs. Montgomery with the
guest of honor souvenir, Mrs, Coch-
ran served her guests q three course
luncheon and on each plate was a
white rose bud tied with pink ribbon.
The, guests were Mrs. J.. d.. Mashane,
Mrs. Rhett Parker, Mrs. T. e. How
ard, Mrs. Walter Gontgemery, Mrs :,
j. ID. Hammett, Mrs. Christie De-
Camp. Mrs. Sam Orr, Mrs. Harry
Orr. Mrs. RayIraen Beatty, MEs. Swain
Gill.sFaaT. ilFatT. Mrs Alice Sykes, Mrs. ,Ralnh
Ramer, Miss Lydia. Orr, Mrs. Albert
Farmer. Mrs, Clyde RGss, Mrs. .Har-:
rington Godfrey. Mrs, W. b. Waien-
tine, Mrs. b. B Gossett, Mre. j. /.
L sherrard and Mrs. Frank Wat
kins.
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Shicago children celebrated Ari0r
1sy today py planting $4.z60 worth
q small trees ard shrubs.
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Miss Mary Dickson went to Atlanta
Saturday for short visit.
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Mrs. Eugene Bates and, DFrs. Iassa
Smith OF Qreenvllie, were fiie s,,sats
OF MRS. w. H, Watkins tor Friday.
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Miss Annie Cooley has been snend-
Ing several days in Greenvfie with
friends. =.
h Miss eleanor McGregof. has retnfn-
ed to her home In Spartanbu-g after
q visit to Mrs. Ola Cooley.
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Mrs. H. A. Orr, Mrs. DeGamp,, Mrs
Louis Horton, Mrs. B. b. 9ossett,
iMrs Carrie Patrick. Misses hIarsa-
ret Evans, Martha Bonham and Ily-
dia Orr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
RAILROAD MEN DRIVE
GOLDEN CONNECTING SPIKE
MAN Line Chicago. Milwaukee & 81.
Paul Trough, Into Spokane, Wash,
~ Estenx,on.

SPOKANE. WASH. Sept 20 Two
hundrci and twenty. rive feet atrovc the
roaring cataract ~ the spokane river
n 'he heart ~ the clty ~ srokanc.
more than 90 mcn whose rainca hasc
been linked with western railroad de-.
vrlofm~nt ror scoFo of yenrs. assem-
bied on September Is to drive the gold
cn spike ,hni symlolifrd the completion
~ {32 0p0 o0o worth of railroad con
s'rpcuon Including ;ho coming tn Spo-
kane of tho main huc 81 tire ChlCano-
Milwaukee and 80 pal and tho hulid
irs uf a new Oregon Washington RAu-
nnd and Navigation company Tine that
hrnrs Portland ore. ten miles closer
Co this city by rail
Tho event was appropriately staged
IN tho great steel bridge chat spnns
tho rails aud crosHes above the cltv's
huge concrete bridgc In a space be-.
tween two finely cqHippcd trains of
the two roitia the most notable saith
cring of raiir0ad officials ever assem-
hle~i ia tho paCif,c rorthweni stood
Z ff'fffN Nfa' fiFffhffN Hlftfs' MfH NihN On AiAi
narNN the contamination of q remark
ni'lc project ~ railinad buildine Rob
OFT V. strahorn. former Vice president
" tho o.-W H. & " company. WIN
conducted tho negotiations lcodinr mp
20 the building of the Spokane term
ina,s. struck the first hlow with tho
slcieo hammer and tho spike driving
WAS completed hy ~ y Earlinr. Wee
/ president az the MllWanScc, }. ~.
Farrell president ~ the O.W n. a
y oompauy. and = A Goodnow. as
( sistnnt 20 tho rrcsidont of the Nil
waukcc
The huihilng NJ ioint terminal a.
/ ciltties 10y these ,wu roads constitutes
an 9mieros,ing chapter in northwestern
railroad history Railroad mon SAY
/ the terminal wards and rev $500 0o0
anton station arr without tarailel west
Z IT chit0gD, Through the city the
tracks run fer hall a mile through the
north edsc % tho business district ana
solid blocks u bnnding h,d To- be ras.
ed including the oid city han
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
KEEP LIVER AND
BOWELS REGULAR
WITH CASCARETS
NO MORE HEAphcHE. BAo COLES.
SOUR STOMACH AND
CONSTIPATION

Oct lN-c"nt huN hnH
SO ODDS how hsa youf nfer stomach
bowels nos much your heed Hehes
how miscgabi, nnd uncomfortable tnn
arc from ,onuipat.un Indication. nA-
louaness and siusg.sh bowels fo1 ni-
ways get desired results with Cas-
carrots
Don't lsi your stomach. iifer and
bowels make you miserable. Take Cas-
carrots tonight pot an end 90 the
headachc hiiioushsss dizziness nefs b.
ousneHa. Kick. sour Eass5 stomach.
bnckache and nil other distress, cleanse
your Inside ormns Of an the bile. Eas
and cansiipafed matter which is pro-
dueinR the misery
4 iO-rcni box means health. happi-
moss and clear head fos months. So
more days ~ gloom and distress u you
win take Cuscnrrt now end then AT
druggists sell Cascarets Don't FORGET
the children their little infldes need I'll
gentle cleansing foo.-e advert laoment
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army against the enemy. who did not
expect It and had not time seriously 10
organize defensive positions. The same
cannot bc said ~ tho hattie ~ tho
Alano where tho edvcrHary VINO wac
reir.ntlfF. stopped and took positions
which nv mo natue ~ tho ground are
IN themselves in many
places and which he gradually iHls ltn
proved M ~ organization.
This battle 81 tho Aisnc therefore
presents large amrt ~ lts front. IA.
character of var by assault similar 80
tho operations in Manchmfia
~ might i,e added that the oxcep.
ti0nni power u me artillery facing
oach other .thc heavy Gefmon artn-
lcry against tho Frerch 20 ccnumctrc
cannona dgcs q particular value %
the temporary Qualifications tho two
adyeraarlca have drawn up.
4rhc task b. therefore to take vfuie
rows af entertainments oarb onc prl-
tcctcd by close defensea particularly
rows ~ bnnl.ed wire which mliran-
leus's 10 concealed poaitlons
I'm those elrnmBthncoe progress s
Mpw % often happens tha uhe iro-
ror- o. the atiaeks only amounts Go
zoo meters 20 one omctcr IL aay
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
SCHOOL GIRLS ARE Being TAUGHT
HOW TO COOK GOOD THINGS TO EAT
DOMESTIC SCIENCE THAT DEEPLY INTERESTS SCORES
or o,aL sruoEnrs CORFU CHRISTI Hob SCHOOL

mon tea. make fosHt. laiiier tho mo-
duct. and finally how 10 waah The dish
- when the operations were eoipplfted
u task ,nno,si,4d ~ BE- rot the most
pleasant IN me life m woman.
IN Tho first phca the laboratory "
fitted np with "a desks" The deaka
consist ~ one atoge table room FOR the
uionslln. and Ingredients 10 be used
III tho making ~ the foods. u pace 20
hang tho dish towelr. and intennif-
lensiy. SINKS with running water where
t,pc ncntnras ~ the place Il MINIMUM
I'D. n Ia % rulc ~ the classra that the
kitchen sndl be- lofi 10 the same con.
di,lon an fonnd. Tor she next class, and
that any remains after the lmftln b.
over must be- cleaned ap. 10 % aclentlf-
De- MARINER. and DEPOSITED 10 reccptaclea
especially made rof tho occasion.
Tho Caiier man arrived an the scene
iuat aa Mrs Hclllnaor WAS irilnE hes
class ~ ny ypna indica thst tea must
lie atrenod 81 rte minutes. ThiR was
inlefcatne Information. az tho culln-
my powers ~ tha ,ihltors were strictly
confined 40 being ablo 90 boil water
without burning d. The tcB made.
t,oatcrs we're pincoa on eth ~ mo
hurrors in the eighteen stoves. and two
n'eoca ~ toaat oath were made hy the
ynung mdlea after having Deetn in-
sirueted how 'o proceed
Bnttorius tho ioaat was The nex,
move and when ali tho preparations
had boon completed, each ynung lady
sat down anl rHrtoooh of Tho fopasi
sho hnd made Unfortunately. tho VISIT
20 Ono caller man Nas uuhefaided. ana
Ha result there Was luaf ouuurh 81
the ica ard tuai 90 ro round without
lncudlne ans reserve Tor tA~ guests,
sc uic CLOSE ~ tho p,rlod. Mrs Bel
unaof explained The wording NJ rho dc
isNrimeut she showed tno prunion
oloaei whore tho utcnstls wsro kept in
perfect order the ktmen tahancnt
whore aRh bum articles ns augar nod
Opur were Huaraod from cNpeditonnrs
falH and rnnehrs. ans concluded bl
mN ine thai pro, laiors Tor tho day we're
oriorcd hcfofe tho opening of schopl
+ lt iclnR determined how mueh of earh
commodity VIII De used
Aside from teaching the hcual worh
lof cooking Mira itelnnKor also has ms,
duty ~ explaining tho vaiuea and priv
olples ~ foods, ana their combinations
b. make nutritious results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
VILLA, NOW IN REVOLT,
DISAVOWS CARRANzA
ccee,inued from ease -


~ Associated Nrrsal
WASHINGTON, sept, 2s.--Gencrsl
Villa has autographed carrsnra, dis.
avow'na the latter, as sirs, eh,sf OF tho
oenstitusionalis,s. carranra SO an
uouneed tonight in telegram to the
conssitutionalist agency here,
Villa said that neither he nor his
delegates seuld participate in the ma
t'eHal convention called Tor October :.
a, Mesiee City, to designate rrovis.
.onai president.
Villas revolt resulted from an order
issued BY the prsvls,onal president. 10
suspend railroad communication be.
tween Aguas caiiertes and rorrson.
untl he could learn whether or no,
no had imprisoned General Oregon,
the commander Of tho northeast Villa
and ohreaen recently had a difficulty.
and Villa IL reeortcd to have ordered
Oregon arrested at rerrsor. ohreaon
started for Mssieo City yesterday.
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:: City News in Brief =

country club beta hy 80 ii Read. and
attached 3, tug pldnuifs had hccn
given a. the hnnk n seitlemeni TOR
debt g b stated tbag honi the deci-
sion ef ihr county court tac Interviewer
win Appc1l
The weekly meeting Of the Rotary
Club Win ho held today noon a. the
Nurces club To-day a the regular
monthly business session aud the Nom.
hers viii consider business matters
awaiting disposition L. q Lowing.
president pf the clnh viii preside
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
FOOTBALL NOTES,


PENNSYLVANIA has the hanncr football
squad among the college teams. IL
numbers ovcr 100 men.
"rol" ecudleton. the former riser
football star, has arrived at princeton
to toaeh Tho hacks.
CAPTAIN Charley Rriekiey. " the
Harvard eleven, Is an accurate shot al
place kicking from points between the
~ and so-yara lines.
Dartmouth has two mon. whitney
ana Curtis, who can punt between &c
aud 50 Yards With thc exception of
Malan ~ Harvard. Curtis was con
s'dofed the bes, puater Ia the Eastern
colleges last Fall
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

fnni this picture one thni you would
Imagine would DO seen IN "loVo in "a
cottage" real lfe dramng
TINT " not the only place II win NJ.
rcen. however, az IL ~ a daily occir-
renee IN tho Laboratory" ~ the do
inoeilc science section ~ the Corpus
Christi High school: styled laboratory
becanae Il lakes AWAY sumr ~ what
might i,e unpleasant thoughts " II We're
termed "ltlteheu" and alan stylrd la-
b0ratory beoansc nothing eXern ihe
most scientific procaealnEa inko d H
even 20 tho most minute deiall ln loNh
iDg, mich az boiling water ensl waAh
Ink dishes.
This is a Comparative Innovation in
tho curriculum ~ The hish school aa
she first ciaas was held las, March.
THE cmss " under the supervision ~
Nra llolbnger. who ~ well ycraed in
tao ant ~ domestic science and who
galned gr,nt deal ~ experience from
thc college n Industrial Arta at Den
f9u 'ftsaa where such tcachinss are
iniaie specially
AT Of Cooking.
Il WIS laip good fortune Of the Caller
man 20 arop In The domoauc science
ronIn YcsictGoy lust "A. the time Whom
iho serior siris we're having their first
i"sn nfer the year " WIS not the nov
,liy ~ tho occasion "a the puplia that
was ~ fortunate, 40 was ln yiewin,
The coInplstcneap ~ the laboratory an,
ne meshods employed IN tcaehui
Anetloan aIlIA how 70 prl4Are afler
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
MuNIrloNs ro soNoRA.

ehy Associated lfressA
~. PAan sept 90 Nilian agenta
to-day sent sever carloads of MAR mu-
rtilons and troens to assist Governor
MaNtotcna ~ sonora who has Openly
rcNoltcd against Carraaxa Villas
currency has hccn ordered 20 ropmco
che cArranEa money II Va stated 81.
'ieial'y that General ohrcgon has hecn
IMPRISONED in viila's huusc Ia Chit,
huahua.
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received nm official telegram from
Mexico city announcing taat carrarza
had issued a manifesto In which %
was stated General villa had 'iisavow Z
cd him ecarranzal ~ first chief and
that the Breach between the two fac
lions was Permanent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
MrrIcANs IMpRIsoNED.

~ hHtp1lafod Fffft
MEXICO CITY Sert 20. Manuel
igouilia. memDer ~ Madero's cab-
met. and "a HSmDer q other prominer'
Aiexicana we're incaroerated lp peni
tentiary tonight 40 rsasons we're
given.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

-qAcss horns 1uy ths nf.h coppee OUT n. ~. .1s
III thc io-.s chat could ho ZEN any 49,. r.
r.i is 1856. July me firth. some ia w. Ast
10 .tart Goals Bec er out Twas out In N ~. ~
oh.r. Kalsas IS clones up am blew birthns. y
about
naf somehow Beals came through alrtvs.
hi- normal weight an height An when h. - n
icon h. loincd the team at Little Rock Il, Il ~ ~
foik. Rha, hasebi stock he'd stored up in MI.
Thfoe wears Of b ishin made him IA 10 pack ~ ~
,ravin' lIt an board the Pirate shin Ia go -
out.hiue the moon and went TO Ciney sre,,. ~
twas there be got his grip. -
Eut Cin,y never keeps good men. 70 boa.
off Becker when be hlt his topuotch gait ~ N22PS
the phHiy hitsmiths an shows the Aa ~
aardners now 90 piay thut lcft estate lie h,. -
makes his bueics go tor than Just one , ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
MARINES QUILL RIOT.

fatF Associated tfft4.f
VERA citNI Sept 70 American
Marines aulekly queiiod 40 incipieEf
riot here tonight when crowd grew
offensive. AZ The Americans forced d
eroop ~ cnnFfituiionaiiaia in move
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
rvAcuArlon POSTPONED.

nv Associated Prfsab
WAHisINGTJN sept 70 President
Wilson ~ expected 20 postpone me
evacuation ~ yera cruz. until The now
est trouble il settled.
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aAaRIsoN ro MoNrsRarY.

Nv Nasnriatcd Press
btNpNNSNlLi.E Sept. 81 The
censsi'n'ionalist Ranislon az Ma,a 4.
nhoros has hecn ordered 10 Monterrey.
~kere 4 ls reported carrnxa is con.
centrating his troops
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Ann CITY NEWS nRFs
The Steamer Pilot Boy reached port
list nirhi with cargo u isb tons az
merchandise consigned 10 plimnn
steam ana kraaase. G. e.. Hardware
Company. Banhn-iun Company,
uroce-rarish cumpDny and other iooai
Wholesale firms Tho boat win aau
for tho return trip tomorrow. carrying
= cargo ~ 400 bales ~ compressed
cotton IL win be the first bis cargo
~ cotton exported from CORPUS
Chriau thss year,
Five carloads OF cotton packers en-
route from SeH Patriotic county ~
Laredo, spent last night IN the rsty.
Al ~ the number were Mexlenns and
have hten engaged In picking cotton
from the fialds Of san Patriclo county
for the past month. Most ~ tho mum
Der VIII 40 90 Nncya Laredo. Mexico.
$780,
A. n. Ponder, president and Gen era
manager and NJ. r., l.rmirn. vice.
president OF tho san Antonio. tvaide
aud Gulf Railroad were viaaufs IN
tho city yesterday. Mr. LcmlnK spent
the entire day here while Air. Ponder
came IN on the evening train. An
THINGS considered they report husness
alcug the Nuecen Valley as being yer,
fair Approximately ipa oeo aprcs 81
land e'eng the line are planted la cut.
ton this scar and under norlnhi con
disiona this would have produced 4
hiE outsen-movng business 80. "a,
company Az 1t Is the movement as
the soften win be delayed indefinitely
being held la STORAGE
The regular weekly meetina 81 the
Commercial Club directors win hc held
ion'eht az $500 o'clock az the club
rooms. ThV attendance ~ an dircc-
tors, AZ Wen Ms an other membess
Interested III the work 81 tho ciub d
reQnessed, A, tuniRhts meeting IL 4.
VERY likely that plan for Arranging
for = Nueees County exhibit at IN,
liausiun Carnival via hc eonald4tsd
and other matters IL Importance ers
nlso slated for attention
Fer several months at least shs
weekly papers that have been pahlahr,
hy the Mee0ugin syndicate. At port
land Gregory ana 81 Paul VIII hc ssss.
rended. Miss Essher Macgualn. prcsi
dent * TIM eonern win leave tcda,
or hey home IN Washington. luwa
where she will spend the winter Sh,
VIII hs accompanied homo hy her sis
ies. Miss Marnarct. Who has he@s
si'FHS''nE thu summer al Gserors,
judgment fer tho plaintiffs In IN.
eases " N. iichtens.ein aud sons ans
We'll l'fntissss versus II. H. Rcad VA,
rendered In the county court yesleraay
The SHY National Bark INTERVIEWED ii
the gAse. elaiming that stock ~ ,hs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Ia the last 20 years the freight h.
%. tmough me Suez Canal has me,
Nan trmied while Che number Of rat
senncrs has increased only ahou, 3
ner cont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
sRsAcH is PERMANENT.

'TNIEeF FfFfnId NNrcsnI
LAREDO, Sept s--Thc mnuars
commander II Nucgo larec, tonlsht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Gorge Arl.ss. Of snlsracA~ fame has
written a one-act farce called MS up
70 You"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

N09T0s T0f THIn
docs MS ps,n au that such bad htsa
ffylt lr uliN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Ten gears ago who would have
Thought ifAss hlsn aohnol girls wouid
DO prepared. right IN school. fof q NE
OF love " c0ttaTcf
Truly time flies fast and The hama
81 prowrsaaivenesa has not iefi un-
turned STONES even IN shc school hoase
ana has added Hnch thines 70 the life ~
a schoolgirl that she ~ almoet grown
,sp and III for the world "a . t~inhiinE
almost going thrcush the proeefa ~
being 'mndc while you wait
Imasins IL yos car, a young lady
bcdct'lsesi in a pretty apron, with daini
w tied strings, standing over Two.
burner gas stove aimoHt ainail enough
10 place IN ones pocket cook h3os in
one hand, and a pm full ~ water 10 the
ether, pon.ler1ng over Anmo detail ir
She very important operation of making
lea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Standing % Clubs.
ra Won Lost pot
'a.IHdriphm 100 III 80 800