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The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
Elmendorf's Last Travel Talk To-

Java" the beautiful. the mspoilcd,
the interesting. will be brought to Wash
ington today and placed on view BY
Dwight Elmendorf at the New National
Theater. Mr.. Elmendorf's tour will start
at Batavia. and will include in its timer
ary: Buitenzorg, the Versailles of the
island. with its world-famous botanical
gardens: Garoet. with its great coffee
estates: Djokjakarta, residence OF a sui
tan, with its tiger cages. elephant stables
and courts OF justice: Soerabaja. the me-
tropolis of the Eastern half of the island :;
and a visit to the wonderful temple o.,
Boro Boed9r. one Of the surviving Won
ders of the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
Rennyson RecitaI-Tuesda

Fresh from five years of triumphs in
the music centcrs of Europe. Gertrude
Rennyson. one of the foremost Of Amer
ican sopranos is announced by T. Arthur
Smith for a concert next Tuesday after
noon, beginning at 40 o'clock. in tho
ballroom of the New Willard Hotel.
Miss Rennyson is one OF the most attract
i've artists now before the American
public. She will be assisted oy Bertha
McCord. a young American pianist. who
has attracted much attention in Europe
In addition to several Wagnerian num-
bcrs the program will be an admirably
selected ono.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
PoIr.-Tbe RegenerntIon."

The Poll Players will be seen next week
in a revival of The Regeneration" Owen
KiIdsre.s own dramatization of his novel.
My Mamie Rose" The story is built
around the character of a young Bowcry
tough" who is the leader of his gang.
AS a consequence of a chance meeti'I;
with a beautiful girl who has become a
settlement worker. he is aroused to
longing for a better life. Tho story of
his rise is tho central story of the play
Mr.. Buhler will be seen next week as
the man who is regenerated by love. and
Miss Nelson will be seen in the role OF
the heroine of the story.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
pRoUFY REPORTS AMENDMENT.

Estimating that the plan proposed
through his amendments to the George
tax bill will raise annually sll.0oo.000 in
revenue in the District, Representative
Prouty yesterday submitted a formal re-
port on the bill from the House District
Committee Representative Walters. OF
Pennsylvania, submitted a minority re.
port agreeing in part with the Prouty
amendments, but declaring against the
fixed rate Of taxation proposed.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
Gnrden-Featurc Films,

At Moore's Garden Theater the coming
week the main attraction on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday will be a screen
production OF Augustus. Thomas cele-
5rated drama I'm Mizzouri' On Thurs
day and Friday will be seen the latest
release Of the Famous Players Film Com
pany Clothes a film version of Grace
Georges dramatic success written b.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

night attractions win include the surprise
party Monday; the country store. Tues
day and Wednesday; the prize dancing
contests Thursday. and the amateurs
carnival Friday In addition motion pic
lures will be shown at every performance.
Sunday. from to 1870 p. m. a series
of special concerts will present the at
fractions of this week, with new spe-
cialities,. and a fine orchestral program.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
In the District Courts.

Emma s. Nick. Hodges. through her
mother. Julia Z. Crown. yesterday filed
suit against the Terminal Taxicab Com
pany for 10000 damages. alleging that
while walking at Seventh and X streets
northwest, May 10. 1911, she was struck
by a taxicab of the defendant COM
pany and seriously and permanently in
jured. Mrs. Julia f. Crown also filed a
suit for 5000 damages for doctors bills,
less of her daughters company and as
s.stance.
Justice Stafford yesterday signed a de-
cree authorizing George Washington Uni
verslty to devote the income from the
principal Of a fund given to the unives-
sity by the will of Eleanor ]. Cooper
fer the purpose of establishing and main
tanning in connection with the medical
department OF the university a research
laboratory for the investigation OF the
nature. causation. prevention and cure
Of malaria and other infectious diseases.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
MotionPicture
N,,.,, A Daily Feature
l\CWS In The Herald

This daily news feature of The
WashirG ton Herald il for the bene-
fit OF everybody interested in motion
pictures.
Suggestions. comments. criticisms.
inquiries. and questions invited
AddIess communications to Motion
Picture Editor, Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

At a recent election in Sweden the fact
was revealed that only SO per cent Of the
women voters were disqualified for fail
ure to pay taxes. as compared with 2i.s
per cent of the men.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

On Saturday "a Marriage OF Con-
yenience." a camera presentation of
Sydney Grundy's comedy drama VIII be
the chief attraction.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

THE Bells Of Austi," a two-reel drama
OF the California Mission County, is the
latest Domino release.
Ensnared by Paquita. a beautiful dane
ing girl. and Pedro. the proprietor OF a
gambling house, Jose. the son of Don
Luis. wealthy plantation owner, has
fallen into financial difficulties.
Pedro, after exhausting every other
means to force Jose to pay his gambling
debts. finally breaks into the desk in
which Don Luis keeps his money. He
Is discovered by Jose and the young man.
in order 10 save his father from being
robbed. gives Pedro his !. o. L. for the
amount of his debt.
Don Luis finds jose at his desk soon
son for n burglar. mortally wounds him.
Pedro escapes with Paquita and becomes
the leader of a band of desert bandits.
Pedro learns that a caravan laden with
rich furnishings for the mission at Austi
is crossing the desert and attacks it,
carrying off the valuable altar cloths and
gold chalices. Pedro Cortez calls the
villagers of Austi together and a party
headed by Don Luis overtakes Pedro's
party. In the fight which follows, Pedro
is fatally wounded.
Dying. he confesses TO Don Luis his
part in the events which led up to the
killing OF Jose.
4 Picture with Moral, .'The BeIIs Of
AIsti.' TO-DAY, Colonial, 927 IA. Ave
Adv.
Hobart Henley. popular throughout the
country as a leading stock player. and
for some time under the MANAGEMENT of
David Belasco, is the latest acquisition
of the Universars Imp company. OF
splendid physique and manly poise, he has
been a dramatic enthusiast ever since
boy. As an Imp player he will be seen
in juvenile leads and heavies.
"Thrcc Drops of Poison" A Great
drama: At the Virginia today.-Ady
Raphael, 9th and O. 4 Reel. D,IIy-
Adv
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
Gnyety-Behman show.

Jack Singer presents his new Behman
Show, with Lew Kelly in the leading
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

Bricks made Of peat are being success.
fully used in Sweden for small building,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

sImflan sauafsN in fts nrs The
nifsa States o. naf a psaas Iia
infbff nui rather q rHssf pftasi PEI
That should zoe hs aaf ta 81 fht
furf anl as believe W in Ttr
tnIfsl Riafre 81 maniainlnn a tas
go e aaf fssfier nui HeHurr 81 srrfe
I1 o. fn hm hsrauas u bel mpaN,.i
ia dn sa 81 ~oHld hs ane af fhf rrsf
of ere rfem paarra io fns euta ~
ihnk. o. slsn naval dlaarmameHl
sufasmtnt o. continues fH build Dlt
i.tships buf under urotfai
"rif tfrauss universal r4naiuofa
Boo r.ilsi fhrF art owls nfraurf rIH
lfatlan has ne sdnpfea the prInnpf
~ psHrofui arbitration uf hn uf.r
Htiinnaf HursfauH dusa fnn NnIfsd
States hos listen patiently tn nfeu
mandstlaiis isnsiuN o. ths atrfnrfh
aiAng ~ fhs HuoF ii eHI he patient
snd sanaiarrsfs HnH rfIauHi ln ur
uestm.m al the prassn sei fm'h h
iirn Ws.d hfenuas as nHflun H
lsnos e.. a. ssu ehat,tsf nreds 90.
ur dnne pu uaiifi bees unntttHne .f
t'.fffrrsh.r lEr lNtI
WfhlHt Inu hnr urn fnr ff.a
Urf. $50 hfiiDsr be- r,a. h. ssuf iN
..mldffr assurance lnaf Hn.r be- ...iH.
ia Hr nslatsHf fhaf fN. Iuf.I 5000
H..uil hDfs sn nmf fnf renll. f..
fHFei rfsfss rW hHd 80 sluin
0naYn isaf inW HfmI thHI n fh.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
Texas Press


nufins the ns,hl Ycar isif SBss
Japanese entered ha country aud
fi1I leu nf sore deyuri,d no mat
tno ieianrsr rnpulaiiHn was isss st
tHe eud uf ihe nstai y.af then % aaa
Ht fNo hrmunlnF u nfnsid fTuos
irN ihH Whale laio nurna coo inter
VHi irnm iAsa iu the end W the bat
fsoa telr oefs ilindus entofrs ihs
country end unlA ss sfi or eero o.
lnfisi 1hs secretary ~ labor. eho
gives uHi these atHurtiea saya thos
rnife thai onf humirrauap problem
49, BE- affects AsHilla BE- mufe nf aiisa
iun "f kecllaH sui iliniuH than li n
uuo ~ keomnH au Japanese mat
fiatrmeni seoms Nnh Wrn ftuticd
p ine fiuueh. NOE b. an, domur io l.o
mHlrlp b. unsaa 4 asserts that Isn.
lnran are ntlnsilt aud srunoniiNnn,
uNfD Hhier iinHahir thhn are ii.ntua
and ihr secretary dnsn uut sorm ,n
ih.nh thot are iio mak,s ihr novel
1NFF'ailun Nnt Nr spriY rhNrFu
irni te AHlauua auskina rnimnr Oh fhis
county iiu han discovered that fr~
if nn' AsiathH tnn safety uho physi
cal requirements imr"Hsd fpr entrance
ir'n uur nru, and alnor MILITARY svr
FlNf iH rur That citizenship De- liable a.
hp thinks uet nugh trHl mlsht h.
a'plisd 60 ailena Nho acek residcuys
rhr iFrUneni may mos te naNisaa in
M' 49, mis- hut li b. 40 least stnouHn
than tnc arFumout thai is inaic ln "a
tnr ~ ninfaey goat applied Go an
aiiupp az whatever race og uaii,nRiny
lnst seek admission ~ can az irssi
No esc'iued Win 49,, iousnsss Dallas
News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

irafiug Sporting incidents. sach ~
ppntlnr bpalnT ana ,rcsr county ron
ming
other ssr1 lptsfestsng ilnes shos ~.
'ldsnts ff0n ciaeaicAi history. surh -
ne Pal ~ Troy fhe isns Dass ~
Fpmpeii ana QUO yadin
Nhen these nee wall fapsss really
Deforns che rar, fhs aaiia N asf
riomA eili heroine yernaDl. piat,lfs
galleries W shail 10 abis a. have
lessons % Roman HISTORY % iaYinr y
visit 70 btFh bedroom afa eorsh %
our hnoviedgs - Oftsr, while ". arr
hafing our dlnlns IN thr aln.ns room
visiting eili. no doubt. bscons MOTE
popular too. ~ if eiu b. rTsaif f4n
90 see hp~r TIE respective TASTES ~ oaf
friends iis in f~ahf1 40 their san 10
ttfs fsafsous Weekly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
ma ELIMINATION coNfGarNoe

Tho opnfcfVncc 10 rsNnH iw,hihtlOn
n,moofals held w lwi Nufth ~etur
Gas madr tana.du1Abl. iAg,,nf.ss Ia ~.
mcsomcni 90 eliminate al ~ sanai
dat,a frvm the alprrnatorisi race -
ocr' one an Whom tho rroa can vvnscr
their rnpl'pf, n the anNsra PRIMARY
iR is'y rhcfo Nes naturally quite a
hit ~ diaguolun ana soms Orator, and
az nnc timc somp Division over the pg,i.
crrainfs hul finauy niattcru wtfc Aa
i1Hird ASA n Nan aErsd lu bold .e.,,nts
conventions ~n lsehFl,ts esufiventh e.
ssle,i delosHier to q state convention
a. BE- h.li In tor, Werth arain on F,ln
fnHt, twenty first zach youniS h
enlitrd w nne delegate TOE ever, snn
vo'ea sa.' fcf state widc rrohihitin
in ihe d e slsst.aH 'rhs -sals cafs, en
tion pn toe twenty frat viii seloet titc
fRodlaiir fpr rppqgnaf 81 Represent az.
prohibition wins 81 ths psfiy Cullan
Tham ~ e~lofsea tho a,c,ement ftillN
ami ls wlihns 81 ahidc iis decialon
Lieutenant uosernv NaNcs another
eandl'tsto Cor soNeraer a3red h. enc
pias eeRaiiienaii, hnl ComlHroner
is'ea alse esndiaasv ehsolutcl, re
FUSED a. hase An,thlnk 60 da with h.
aas ina ne ~as candidate and Nonld
rv1aasn ~ The taee rcm,rdleta fhia 10
'he slsussion 40 u noe stands a sin
be- W a. che coanties 10 h0id their
conventions and selegi delegates or the
fort werth rnrNrntion. eua the tgas
cafr ~ ~ This gouasy
A a. Ait Lane che nerNh rrc,itc,s
10 VIII ~ found ready ~ the time
the state convention me.ts a. Set ln
line and abide hy lss decision AnS
a,hvr gosFe weslsd IA soollrh AZ a Il
pretty certain she sfeai a,Anses ~ the
prehihiuen vote via nallcw the lead
~ the conNenton
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
OTHER VIEWS
errofr UNIONS

BOSTON Tfsnasnp' Afiiar under
7 law adopted nessls rts sssfs sss
aa'nofislnr 'se.npsfaues aaaa.itilna
o. ti's purpose - pfunasfns fhrnt
Hmonp fhsir msmhsrs ihs u.assefu
sstis Credit Union has ius, hesa ~
sHnisf1 80 aim beinr. 90 one ~ DO.
leaders ~ tbs movement pins it 80
capitalize fhr mural ei,af..lrs ~ mon
TIE basic ~ ihf aasne lHfion b. mutual
fna' ana 'onfleno. snd th~ skh
atifuiion ~ fhe collective of sfoap
''iniu iof the inaif iduai itaan ~ TO-
msmbefs y mighi aisI te termed
pfpiertitr Organization Theses vhs
go" Y mast have then shsts.is..
AL established end certified fa tg
ne 'fhIainlns committee. usoHua. thaf
BE- the security apan whith eco un,an
mnai depend 100 ita transaction D. Be-
n"f an experiment n ssbpial aeuss
bee auae H hHa hren trff aurnaasfuiit
npsfaitd ln ufhef countries man af
sunan MAJ ha fut poor iu material
f-ae.ur"s bot 10 thsh pufp,s.s sfs
h'sn"Tl thrf oisfihnp b. nsf u,aut
established
o. Hrsmt fn Boz aaaursd ihaf su.h
aafnD lail0na eHi o.. "a Nha.ar. co. ils
00urHrHmem ~ fh. I0in ahsfhs Iat
49, dnunt ~ b. proves ~ in nnft fil.n
n uWlffi utfnni zoe trauaarfIsnr
of iho uninn muti bo ,manr la oun
n'onlfHfe sna uemiiHrsnlu mufiaH alI
cui,tiou ana Decentralization if b. nuf
tfn"nf thpi U'fHH moe 1000 intn ahstaa
t0 fher nuuUahinF huelnU.n rh.
prey upon Those ehp ar. raDrhf In
suod'n em"fHen,les ths numhor Hf
ehioh 20 mnfs thon the rsnrfai panH
hle ans conception Hf rhU unHas
wuHii nainaiY include ar.If..i
tinHa Tho uan ahlfts reap h.f
hHfteTia ffnn the unsolicited wMn
under rl1sef super iainn fhan fo0ncf
W ihof siin have neept, enough iD
watr inr minufttlr fnr th,.se $40
oome within tneir TOLLS yhn naif.f
ln tho inexperienced aud th, t1oni
les
AZ personal tnovleaeo ~ ihr
character uf ths momhofa g. rrarutial
HN" NN'| N'NN'"IHN' .NNI" NNNN INfi lNIHiN HNN|IN
in sn aHanlloilNn mial bt restricted
~ riakr the movement ui compare
uNeh wids bcneut iherrfntr to ths
poopig ~ Che state mauf uninna
we,ld he neered tud NJ thf ono noe
started ahnulh attain fhe shoesn fnni
iis founders hope for thcu vnuld he
"a widH extension pf thu sfsisrn if is|
msrd upon tho ruru orpHli pinu nf
eriwsm where lt has been ~ rfrsf
hrnutii 90 aRfieNWufr n particular
ana other Industries .n F.nerel prar
urai businvHs mrn and mon of phnnn
thrnpir fornrua are behind b. anh lf
the movement should bernme state
y l,ie 80 mould dnuntissa henefii sr,n,
numhsf ~ a.. proide ~ thir conn
snun~ eelih ihn there VIII femnin An
uneFenisca multitndr fm the iUan
sharks Co eNplait ard wNilr aonc of
thrlr potential victims mas bs rrs
euvd ny the Proposed plan thcir nsm
ain silil W. hrFr anA caauy WORK
ahle no safeguard thc puhlle aWs
have been passed. pui ugld eaforco
meet hy Nieliapt offclnls MUST hc
uuroaslne II lhe loan shark h co. hs
hfoukht Ga hay
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

ifyou have gto~n glrva q the aernc
nnsr In the patterns a ssor wal ragsse
iuu via seon ~ able % seseet mare
interesting rncs. Tor wan aai,er naau !.
fActursre have made alAgtlshg rlAnscs
IN thu mAs,cy % Their deslsns.
lnsirah " the old familiar huac hrs
% roses and fas -net-me- ncss. an man
ner 81 interesting ~all gaper plcimsss
win hscosus rnsnAF THESE lnsl e.is
approximations ~ ssenss num rnasl.-h
hlsSon. aud series % piesures lllas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
= = = = = : = . = = = = I
pol,r,eA


Monster II ianr eris tbe outognoi
nhfp "a ItSne lf the Nufcfu san eIct
a msa Whe can un h.s shurs in thg
Cvmpr,lies oulee i'slcsnne Roc
ord
Candidates fof Un,ernof arc KcitnF
se nnnyr,.us thst We srr almost
nmrlei to ehprk th, vholo business
apd ~ ln coo rsee for AravH Naer
~ hatcnt maar ea0lco let sat4A,
rosntg lli4aen
Ssm slafss W Nriinn L. thc lafrsf
ia thrsw hs naf nin thc sahsrnA
ieriul rtpg flV wants o. ns SeVefnar
and administer a. the MS hat hyset
tns ald state w. wiil ls.ps his dias.
nosls 20 ihe ,a-e avid ite phisic nrcd.
"a in a fcN aaYs liNah Easle
A. ahoui sNrr vthrf section af too
state has candidate Or 0,norner
50 Is uttrs lhst tNc Far.icn sl,et 30 the
ars,i commonwealth b. represented In
thp rnunlns ,ca even tc Furnish iha
winner iils name VIII hr giNrn nl
these columns iu q IA, of tNa Naeok
ds-ches Scnslrri
NarsV are Htef Un0rn candidates
roc Uay,Vuer "a saA arihieg af tht
p,orre 20 candidates for mincr ofneee
and unless yoe RaV ,sur s.on aaN
within tNe next fe0 dana y,,a ~tu ns
lsarrod tas plesssrc cf srlplnN sny ~
them oui at the psls Besides ,oa Nili
10 nosl,giins "a psirotc outs rayiv
rresa
Candidate iANc ilently Wishes tu
wske aurc tANi ~ Win noi D. rhni
nsird fyom enc csmnoisn ,s D. veuti
net hasV ecsn la sash ra,h ~ aa,s re
application frv his nasac beins played
en the n,necratg nfficia t.sllet. "A
= lsssslNle. however mat ~ sos ths
date mlNed ep With thai n raysns
Tho ss,il Tax GRAND SABINE san
Tho rcAson cuiiva rAoaAs watsa
psoscr the prtnNaFS chnlaation progo.
sNlsn ~ hAs an tiea trAst an would
b. cllnAlpaiea has Rsm and ~ ~ouid
have a Cisaa fsld Nat May~s And
Ane secm a. ~ Determined 4, tlcs,k
ials nuse same The oampAep ier
,soYereer thls year Premises ~ ~
~ser,s ~a.m ~-~seA0lentcrv stlsksr
weea 0Ns rcNas wla "a Aagss ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Christian Hgisntv Neuiinf " in m
on ~irv Incompatible With the prn
tssred icalto ~ tho tnlted siatcs fer
pni'ofsal ana farnaneut peace thsi BE
should hs prvlared a. mrrt. pgomptN
ana etfswuslh, e ovntrnra condition
White usruestiN wishng that tte ,E
eumslnnces we're different hepma that
theS spon wln h. aua NrivnF a.
eNenss them, the NoVcrnmsnt ~ che
United states and the people ~ tbe
United states are fcrccd lo looA thc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

chess 81 npfinr "stafs rttls. tanrs asn.ss tna
sub thinEf ie ahslSnF "a tts nasf lr1 boo thr lI
fl .aaFhfff rinse sithlh iht flffr ..f.
f0run 90 sui dtfes fIe HaU.e .f anF sHf
fogu rsfun tfa rrssdf gaafs co. railaffe l.si
shua ~ Helehtffa FHis 0raf f.fr titf e.fh Ir.I
oNn kds o. Fial sna ulffp bffsI sa.H ft. f.ar.
nF passed NHf tn sttHtntffsHf HaaI ff.1 H.fn. q.
tfn aafs tne rnu1rsU hadnf I.afaaf fH.Hi
~ llaaa.Hf ever sbffe HHf faaf H.a.
HhfI where 'uHfffa seeiI fnd 80 uaf
vets fsa afhff hons fHf sffr.f TI.f
shfrt COO tFtis are tfifAt aheft fsr
foHH tlfr nnona SOC middle % H.a r.fhf t.lf ...la
Ffe lord VIE hnouHf q hs elrdpee .f ...u H..ns
tfoedH osf fn 900 riH naite Gai $500 CO., aa.. ls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

NotoRAinA EsN. Ian ~ Nmrn
M last Few ~coks ~ rsNas canrast
hNe leased Rncut aeAo1n scras of ,ana
IN tnls ceuasy ant 0la h,ela i.,rins
sor cl immediately other eN esr.
serns arr sseluaa leases ,n Ntehsi
s'nntN Fs>reFN a. - ihaneht u.at
al ~ paNns 9uen,l,l,s 80 io pe fouaa
ga this land
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Foreign relations viii BE- disrus.
cd by President Wilson. When a
man hewpmos President he or,ll
nnrllf finds enough poor domestic
reiations without scanning foreieu
hnrtlrra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Before We AJAX the Government
for more water, we must tickle
the fish IN what we've got
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Fort Arkansas IL 4 lnrf, pro,ssi
h"n. N sense, Port AransAs n
rs aalves'on ~ Carnns Christi.
What i done 10 STIMULATE bnxiness
ihIouxh theaearhy mrs nataa'lv
rrde'inds % Corpus Chrislis crno.
y pruvided Port Arkansas aces
the matter % proper hrht and
makes 90 effori ID meet she ha,ns
merchant half way.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

\ New York woman has com
in'ilel suicide hN lpaping FROM ihc
lw@iih story Of her apartment
h"''sr The apartment house was
not damaged
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Talk good Tunes aud line tho
Future with dollars Depression
~ not panic Courage h what
makes 'he wheels ge round canr
age aud optimism
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

A cake sale M Galveston has
Melted slis. Tins may hc remark
able. Il depends d rond deal on
whether Che cakes werc baked Nv
swUcthearls or wives.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Cause for joy Lean Frcneh
wolsos, driven out ol lhc forcsis
by frigld weather, are moi eating
Children in SIM spanRicd 'rrNas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

This 3. a year Of important elec
lions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Watch Tor the straw hat con
pom. Ii ~ on lhe way
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

straw hotiru promise 10 uui
TOW undorion!rss Watch
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

LILLIAN Russell has printed about
lu"" henniy seor.is ln hcr
pnlmy days, Though, LILLIAN had
lew nr,rriA Ahnm hnr hnnnlN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

s..ss. - ...s.s.....
Babies Babies Rabies So
bicH " all sixes and shapes. ~ rosy
checks and olive cbseks aud pallil
cheeks, ~ chunky bodies and lean
bodies. bcs lcggcd and strnivhi.
legged, with curly hair and brisiiy
hair aud hair neither one nor the
other, with pearly teeth aud no
teeth. with blue eyoa aud brown
eyes and hazel and grny aud green
eyes. well Disposed and frotfnl
and mum, bounced sud
bouncing, Gomcei and frlllcd
decorated aud plain. 1000 per
ceniers and otherwise. in for the
fun and oui for the prize thar 4
the Gulf Coasi BETTER liabiea Con
Test. minus dadiics aud mothers,
dociors and Others Md tho rival
~ n prnluclng results. measured
% terms N knowledge that may be
applied with wonderful benefit ~
present and future babies ~ Cor
pus 'hfisii and the surrounding
territory Nowhere are finer ba
lics horn. anl now that Science h
s'ipplrmruiine lovr. coming goa.
eraiions viii hear evidence ~ ihe
hundred and one accurate tesia
hat are bring made And Miss
Rich p excellent lectures viii leo
remembered aud pat 90 practical
lse too Remember The hours
10 o'clock THIS morning aud ,
his afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

ilncoln nchchy declares You
ran 8 a Kitchen table II your mo.
Tor " strong enough LIKELY
enough Kitchen tables are exccp.
'ionally lighi owing 10 the hirh
cost Of existing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

The President of Haiti has dot
iiliely deeided not to ahdiea,p
This "a real cheering so has liza
"riA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Rose sifuwn January. aud Tor
rol'ul Texans predicting au enrl,
nprinrl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

To vote is The good citizen 1
duty.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Headline 10 Houston Post
Specializing On what DE. beyond
Torreon. = " the lies 90 the other
side 81 Torfeon beat those 81 dnfe
We know ~ certain BARON who
viii have 10 rcsurrrot himself in
order 10 escape total eclipse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

Nature made Corpus Christi u
health resort II remains So rnrr
Hriic business men in make Cor
luis Christi wealth rrsort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

IN announcing far Copsr.4s
Mrs, 1eva Mrphs. of Kansas
says ms childrn arr rrown
and nay husband X wiling +"
Judging the peee from strictly
snIirageiie angles, W. imagine she
wiling husband viii gain Mn
Murphy few votes