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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
my FRIEND FROM INDIA"
COMING TO THE LYRIC
We'll Known Farce Comedy viii Be
Shown in Pictures az Lyric
Theatre Sunday

Hr 'An.H- fr.o...m.ut -Af,
'''N" i"W miH bias lp,n booked
'' al itll appearance ana next sum
NH. Hii"fiNun anI HI-ht win Dr., shno.i.
h motion pol. fares ai ter tNrir Theatre.
.'n zoe Sam. dlf a'sa en Monde,
MHnis'r Elliott .t fhe Amusa Thaarr,
WV trosoni rnr Luter
IH' STORY ~ Wy Friend f-.r, to,s,.. Do
- almost io0 wc, known CAB bear ren-
tli.un
Erosia- UuJ,rhor "a s,if-mal. ,,f,.
'.'"t'.' Nrn-s hs Family tu Sew York
Z. .''.' Geo api Thorn into society he
i''"H 90 MARRY hi~ CON. charlie. and
"N'-Ai"rs tu select members
'hr io hundred CnrnuslF enough
''i n"' rn"'ts rsiimahic views are
"r' rhafeA hN several 90 the members
' lAili't Charlie and Bernie. ln
..,'''taiar 'harlio b. m lowe Win
N'pf .in linystc and Uefnire Inns /,
thinE inndness Or Tom sieniIne
"''l. Sues on pariY ono nieht ana
'NlhH i' roc curous liquids with which
m Nts hfru pllca has ,.r, ..n
neANa'he when b. au.aics tho MAJ,
,n"fnine lhe discovery that a.. 49,
t"nsHt % total stranger hon,s NH,
MN doas noi aid the headache r,nf.ri-
'lN his father has warmed him thnt
's' m"re arinkins scrape wu me,n
@is disinhernncc
~ sIlangcr turns out % ho An.
-pstns ketno shaver. htrt,.r ma
student ~ theasophy Charlie mn.
tNoes him b Dis fn,her as .r,, f-,.',a
ir'p intia.' tho Rcv James rue.,tl.
"a tnensophlst The father rs,f,.s,,.
.rai real theosophist Nin make (
Tremendous hlt with socir,v. a,gs,g..s
S''..Nef 60 siat la she honse a. as por-
=. ae''ss'' elad onlN 'n yeuow ha,hrohe
'inds escape Impossible. ever, a,se,,,.,
N.'iN with failure. Tho mnst lau.sh.
k'e scene = an is. when dressed 4,
rs''' eNaetf similar io that worn ~
- ,''Annan- s'retie b. stands i-e-
N '-'s 'i4i''r g. sagpnsei mirror
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONSTPA1D
WHEN CROSS. FEvtHisr
SICK GIVE CALIFORNIA s'"s
or FIGS"

children hove this "iruii 49,.
and nothing else clcanses inr
stomach. liver and hove's 80 ' ',.,..s
A child simply viii not step
Go empty the bowels and 'Ae -
they become tightly eloss'1 ..,l
waste. liver Get slugsish' r-ss
SOUS. then your little one ~
cross. half-sick. fcve-ish, a.h ~
slcep on act naturally. breath ,.,a.l
system fun az cold has SER -
stomach ache or di1rrheeA - ~
Mother See Il tongue : ssr1
give d tcaspoorful 81 ~calite'-'' \, ~
~ Fies." ana 80 fcw hours I, -
consi Ipat,d waste. seuf nir ..sttn
grstcd food passes eul - y. a.
and you have we'll p'"s'
again. ..~.atsrs4
Millions 81 mothers eiYe ...-sstsS
syrup 81 Fies" because y Z rssf
harmless. children hove - an. y ~
fats 10 act on the stofnAo..
bowels - ~
AN vour druggist Tor a ss-sss -
tle of ~callfornia syrup o. fiEs .ss-s
has fun directions for oabiee. ,s..ss
q an ages and Tor groenes. c,s't
printed on the bottle. Be~..s r<esls< :
terfcits sold here Get ~. 'r
made IS california Fie Ssss ~
parry Refuse any oshnf -
contempt Advcrtlsement'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
OVER MODEST.

Curranzn says that villa is real
~ against the Iimied States, rvrn
" he has worn smooth face.
Why docsu / Senior Carranza,
pointing out Villas iniiriniiics,
speak for himsclff Has he no
idea that certain hrusque acts
have spoken for him9 Of course
Mexican headers are ugnust the
United States. Just as they miglh
b. against any power having u
similar foot forward Their alti.
iudr IS human to no less extent
thm it is Mexican II is charac
tcrislic Of the race 90 fear M,
peaecmaker Of the Mexican rae,
and every other race that has ia
hcrited fear from savage ances
Try. We're the conditions rc,crs
cd, we would be much the same
As boys we used 10 fear tho teach
er who separated as more than vs.
feared The fight that WAS scpa
rated
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
PARAGRAPHlNGS

Mt dear every woman DuEht Co.,
join club lrn sn refreshing 600 hltrk-
b1ll someone you don't nke" LIfr.
"lley walter yelled We 90 mln
20 rouni tuition lu thH nlsu
quite night mf quIfr uFht rl.
planned th. waiter "Wt always dref.
uur beef Mr" Cluanuuu .mIutor
"Atg doar Nri you spend sl nm
none, Rrttlng your hand tvld And
ypu spend uil YOURS. oid boss. ln rrfiut
tuHr uuao red Sew furn SUN.
20 want Co dine go Amiutla the uth
rr dos. ani ahe SAFE me- tnr .nle
shoulder you maat hafc iel had
A" Not at aN She mod, D uio mlDh
delicious umd nnluwnfe American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

and exactly countorfoits that h&ys
every movement
Nhc situation grows tense when ~
read james tweedle arrives 70 a.
unnncr toe impnsicr. To further CON.
plicate matters Charlie and Tom VA.
,uuuc Cor whom Shavogs pfesenes
has become unhearahie, make W A.
Twcedlr and present themselves wff
cNlctiv the seine end In view Efasiu
s nearly FRUSTRATED hy the awful ~
sult but sets Be down as an exAnpt
of the supposed Twcedle's weird pat'
ora.
Affairs are finally straighsened ~
trd fhc whole family made happi 2
4 combined plot organized by sha'd
to make Erasius believe he has psr
intoxicated and has consented =
various dtiuks while in that ssAif.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

fhe Wall Street journal. which ma,
~ may not speak with authority ON
ne subject says that one ~ The MIR.
poses 81 the wade plan 10 relieve ire
cotton situation ia 70 encourage ANA
assist splnnets "a my in supplies ~
cotton taking adVantase ~ prevailing
Tow rr'ecs Go pnovidc FOR their fatnr,
Manutaeturing requirements"
Isl..4 ~. a..
mai hsfulN seems 10 yhiFny with ths
common Understanding oe the move.
nen'' which j. that the cotton Il ~,
~ he 'sNen ovcr from les pss~en, oUn-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
THEN AND NOW.

Chairman ,lesse Wright, Of The
central committee IT the Citizens
Independent party, Processes no
end st fairness ia al matters, and
wonld advance his organization ~
q cleaning model Like many 9th
crs, be- cndcavurs earnestly 10 dis
associate Il from the rensr Admin
istraiion. knowing that such u
handicap spells certain defeat on
course he cannot disassoeiaic the
two idcus. for things oqiial to the
same thing are equal ~ each 9th
or. and Il Is notorious fact that
every ring.lcader IN ihe old pcase
machine X now M Independent.
seeking 10 retrieve in the county
what has been permanently lost
in the city. where the records are
we'll established aud the prepons
derancc of 9pinion II absolutely
against any repetition Of such dire
croolSesInsss a.. earned Lnrpus
Christi the scorn % Texas,
Chairman Wright has been ini
nlicaled ia no corrupt DEALING. bu
his attitude toward the election nf
lnll before the election of 1911
had resulted IN several indictments
aud ono conviction. Is interesting
~ this iimr. wlen Judge Timou
without bubble Or remembrance
has allowed the independents sn.
i'ervisofs as prayed for IN or Ter
that the Democratic victory may
be removed from any possible ran
cor of suspicion
Tes'ifying before the court IN
the Beach vase. on Tuesday
March "a. 1914. Jesse Wright. who
was the presiding Judge AT 'hc Ma
sonic Hall polling place az ~,
time Of the city election Of Anri,
1911, said; No supervisors wor,
allowed that day. Before the clec
tion. there had been considorahl,
discussion aud had decides ~
10 have any supervisors. 'rh
was the decision among The lead
crs of the prase faction
We only bring this hit OF test
monv TO light now hecausc /
points ont somo Of Chairman
WRIGHT ideas about the way il
which an election should be cen
dncird, lie who stands for fair
ness IN oil matters. who woull
throw The garh of consummat
protection about the shoulders @
Nneces county, had decided IN tn
1911 election that supervisor
would nor be necessary However
we are glad that Judge rimon ma
MOI made similar error. for a.
Democraiic victory on Tucsda,
November 3, is going 10 be over
whelming. and We particularly DC
sire that is result shall be note,
accurately hy Independent olscrv
ers. The outcome will be- daubl,
impressive,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
THE NEEDLESS EXAMPLE.

One Of the couniry's leading
publishers advcrtises "The Boy :
Book OF Battles. " There should
be no such thing ~ the boys book
of battles, for the idea 81 milItar.
ism 10 longer appeals 70 the best
sentiment Of people who permit
themselves The liberty ,vf thought.
Heretofore. much Of the world :
Youthful training has been dcdi.
Gated 10 the false gods 81 gore,
and yet, with bayonets and toy
swords before ~. we wonder why
The Hague fails 10 perform It's ~.
tended service 10 society
Of course bitter wars viii pre-.
vail until This mockcry We call eiv.
ilizaiion practices q little more Of
that Christ II Processes from cush
ioncd pcws on opnleni Sundays
bat the more war ~ painted ia The
light Of bliphied homes
rDtting limbs. impoverished arfs
md Sciences. retarded ambitions
corrupted progress aud agouies
hat lead to dcmeniia. lhe more
war win prevail 49, fcyered rec
illcctiou instead Of a brutal real
tv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT oNcE-io CENTS
A PACKAGE.

Noa take q nf James Headache
i""der and Ia list few moments
Neut head clears and an ncuralgia aud
PAIN fades AWAY. les the quickest
snN surcss relief Tor headache. whether
dnit 'hreohins, sp4aiiRg 90 nerve.
ia'NanS send scfnSHne IL the drus
siofr and get q dune package now
0uii suffering Its needless. n.
sure Noa get nr lamos iicadachc
POWDERS hen thcrcs viii he no diNap.
M Fmcnt Advertisement.
A-~-sf>sea -a.~a-~- ksl', 49, .aas7i as.a !. -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
POLITICAL NOTES


Democrats iu Congress claim the,
VIII retain their membership ~ .Ns
Tho election of Martin q pr.r
bsugh. the famous educator. a.. GOVERN.
or N Pennsylvania ls ecncralh accent
ed thmughout the state
Kentucky Us in the importanfe cole
umn oct 81. two members al an.
cahinet Bryan and Daniels spaL.
simultaneously This is ncw record
Cor Hentucb,
West Nirina IS npish.ne ouiei
campaign while ine Democrat. .i...,,.
some dissrnsian the rrnabi,,s...
chances aPpear thWaueG by tho pro.
srcsslves.
'ut ln Indiana the election thru Ia
Tom fageart who. Tor ne INST tim,
m hts Ions carcer has mounted tbe
platform 40 The roie ~ spciIhinder
Ana hev"ridse rims him close $50.
ON" Tor De IS always forcefal ana pi,
.nre~pne Tho senatorai hattle in th.
sinVsier state - being Watched cins,
'hio mas a miNcd-np situation thr,,
me injection ~ the nouor question In.
~ the campaign Consressman Wins
-" ne'can, snd James x. Garfield
: 't'sressive, are WING with each other
Tor the "dry" VOTES
The ,hio wet VOTES called .iiher,l-
~ 'heir own leaders, an. conccsisd a.
."N ana this orinas the labor vote a.
ne Spvcrnor Fev the ahor headers
nay. dseided % oppose s,ate.- wid.
'rrhaps The hottest fikht ~ thc year
y IN tr4.is> Nanla, Nhtrc gauape.s
s-Ass--sa-ss..s.-4. - -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

ofs vino are O. obtain ioana wlfa the
cotton as security
iiut DO thr Walt Street journal H
idea can Boz canned ouf HiiHonf dstrt
mrnt 90 the other frntnres uf ihr ulln.
b. wii hc more heipf4 rliuue COZ
tom away until next year wlli nui SOLVE
the problem permanently way must
be- found fur tho couHumpiiHn 0f inr
surplna Every mrthod uf Increasing
consumption thut IS shown Geo ne f'ls-
lblo shnuli D' attempted llrhmond
Times Dispatch.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Colonel H. NJ House. Of Austin.
has been named on the committee
that Will direct the distribution
of the sl35,000O00 cotton loan
fund. Colonel House has always
mad the confidence Of the Wilson
Administration. and his selection
y compliment % Texas. there
being no other strictly Southern
man IN the list published.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Chauvinism Is a good worl with
a sorry meaning. II stands Tor
exaggerated patriotism to the
Same extent tha; prndcry stands
for exaggerated modesty. MANY
AmcrlcanS are chauyini~iic, and
the same rendition is partly 10
blame for the wrcckage that
sircws Europe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

PORT ARTHUB A io,soe ea'1r
mnllssos tank has been completed \
fbc local docks hy the West ~.
MoInsscs Compnpy tn" tank W
used to handle bulk moiassTs ana ~
ne equipped with O. cargo pump -
boUnr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30


H""'ph '''"" ''"i" '''i"h i.''H''
=" $50 ''i''H'' 'l n'"'" '''l' '' "'7
.'''N''"' ''''l' '''.ie ' "'"" pl'I
'.'"'h n"A 'N'N'' i''l "i "f'H'N
H'HNin n'iN' f'N'h 't" ih ."lilNH tl"ii'
nfn" 'N' "'f'N lh 'V i'"' ""''
"Wh w" N'"N =" 'p''" quo 'lhl
'N'" ''h' N'''H'' NN""n Hii'uH
n'il'iihf n''h 'N' venture was '"N
"''nN'" 'f 'N' '''i 900 ii'''l'N 90
'in"i'' i'N 'ih'N' .fl'N''' inp"f'i
h'' 'i ''ni' H'' ~ i'' WOO '''"Ni'lN
90 hH enc w lh' in"ai expert iiinfh
"N" "'" '''t hiA''N 'p 'fnN''H g" '''
Nr.'i iNN Whl' hiH fff'n lfitA were
uhitNiinNul h lh'N 'hlitH4i"h ni 90"
"ilni"n ihHi in' i'ni hr hHd resolved
z o" Ali'inW MRA super human ih'f llh"
tHf''d lfHt '"pih'n NI" "n Npuid
come n''f'i tN i'''hili hn'n' ihNn
amy man Huiii'i'Hilf i"0ln1fdA in so
l'niih d.
irrdiNes nlI.p ~ protest.. HuI Irru.
mrnta of uitnds 5000 fnuaht tn .ni-
vince mm ef fhs .mpnesInNs no me.
0r.a. Captain rlasum art oui alonc in
I hif nftle boat from the rouai nf Attssl-
chliaftiH upon BIS unr lonesome gor
iro. from which n1 Dnr hut hlmsrir
.
Iiall4 record or DIS novel ,otaer +. au,
pi tho masl inirrssilna nHfmtipna etrr
written gray, dauesr uf which n.
had 6een warmed. mono t,rrlf,lna than
Inu othsrs Wna fh. n4dress ltA,lp to
stfbeftsne Ola tbr f.aiin 90 LONG DIVA
lrnrsheniue into w.oa4 and nnnfs. ~
soinndo nrnotiinp over as, afont e..
lp,aan 81 th. ocean on y,h.r.. surf.,.e
hiaf nttin hnnt Womb t.. ,t atom f..l
linr itn balpi.ss eoufar N.r. often
lpna,lnf 4tenmahi,,a snme u,,r Mis- ut-
iltel hnat ,,hn.s .ff,e.rs ,...r. conf
I. aent that IA contained sons shtp,vr,rl 4.
, "a rniior IA mood III n,r,,r ont hi h..
, sufpr,sel Ia, the ch..r, ,,te az ga.
tain ainrum. THANKING h.n f.r amin
aaod Intention bnt e.n,rinr tbru tbst
h. ,,t,s n,i tu tiatt.aa o,,, tn n,.t 80
assiata,,o NVnh tb, .,,,ln. ga.
urai da4a ANA ,lphta III ~. ,...,n,.
snls,t1. ,h.o mo soof,t t,rol,. ada. r,.
nnttnv az t,. vt,.a i4pnl,e bis ,.,t
ami tb, stn,ins az ,.in,i. ln h.. dtn,ln
ntiyr r,reinr h., lana O,. tr,.,,..b s,.rn,,
tnnts "a ,nnr,,.bln. n,,dn,..s De v.,.
A, Then th.t NJ realised fb,t ~. n,,,s, t,il
I.,.n D., t,,rtn,.t,. ..t.t..,. d, t. ,,..,..,.i
cscapr the continuation of tbat afuip
tiun ne spoke aloud The sound of
hls own soiec so weird and startling
discouraged him tor tho um. When
tho moon rose. sliNosms enc vast eA
panHr ~ waiter bowine low to H. b,
would sa, 'Unod evening oid main
e chad you called" thereafter rnntin
ulne hiA ca pafie conversation with ID
tor "a ione while When fNng flah
pumped into Mss haat hp ennt rraaa
With thYun ENTERTAINMENT ana IA ,..,I.., .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

lf'a Ensmud declared war against
spain
'Nps PRESIDENT jefferson authorized
~ 'onetvss IA take nsrssossion ~
thr Louisiana territar,
lNlN FISHERIES aHrcrmcnt Signed i.e
tween Grest Bstsam ana United
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Twelve thousand Houston PEG.
pie heard the funeral services
over the body Of the late George
II Hermann, hnt il is only fair 10
SAY that thcy had already heard
of their $1,000. 600 inheritance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Prihaip. The confessed murderer
of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and the Duchess Of llohenhnrg.
got twenty years, while four ac.
completes got the death penalty
lE this is ii specimen of European
Justice, the present war is less dit.
Iieult 10 comprehend.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Cotton clothes no longer hayc
20 haa 10 gain admission into the
most exclusive American homes
The old saying now runs IT, all
lint aud yard wide
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Amusu.
lhe Hautitoi "a thrcr-a Eclair-
! Universal western drama with Robert
frufrr md Edpa Payne.
Lyric
i'iddeh Aesters a Ningrsph spc
cial feature in two acts
Rory NMoorp" pr,auocd ln ireland
hy kalem
The low ~ Pierre Larusso
NitaaNph drama.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

With subscriptions pouring IN
at the rate Of Il smile minute.
cotton will soon be able TO lake
swimming lessons in Is own pool.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Mary Garden is serving as a
nurse on the battlefield Mary
should make great success, FOR
she always was u sight for sore
eyes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

How can one help talking about
I'll. weather wlnn one has weather
like this 20 talk about
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Maybe England has captured
those American oil ships in order
to pour oil on trowhlc,l waters,
hoping 10 kill the German mos
quito fleet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Mayor Curley. Of Ros,on. has
ordered the girls in ''rhc Passing
SHOW Of 1914 to wear more
clothes. Evidently ts,rley would
acqentnate the passing and dimin-
isIf9{sr show.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
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rooAYs CALENDER


t.ocai forecast Tor ,oday Falr usht
variable winds
Temperature. wind and precipitation
reouris fur the d. hours eudiua
Thursday at D. ma
Temperature. lowest 6l highest ,6
H 81 M 20 Wind velocit, al 2 o. a.
miles per hour from the Southeast
state az weather clear Precipitation
none Relative humidity is per cent
hawmetriesl rrndins at o. nm re-
auccd 90 soa-ireol end corrected fnr
temperature 1n1a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

The Beers are candidates for
some Of Emperor Williams Iron
Crosses.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

II Germany does much moro
krnpping, Mars is going 20 think
that the earth Is signalling for aid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

When kings foil out, peasants
choke the guns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

cewardiee is hest defined by the
anonymous letter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

states
tN6- General ljosecrlus nsmuuca
command ut thc army Ut th,
Cumberland
iseA Treaty 80 Vienna s.suri peace
between Austria rrIe-.nn 1ud
Denmark
lNnl French trlupe entered Rome u
support uf tur luur
1851 irsh Land League suppressed
1898 frnrc llnheninhr appointed
German Chancellor
iNul japanese attack Dur Arthur
This is 81 69th Birthday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Edwari ruyson Hlnlc, nne of ths
MOST famous railroad men in America.
nnd ior thr pnst eighteen YEARS urtsl -
drnt cot the Ntchison ropeka and Sau-
I'd BE- was born October go. Ist5. nt
Boston after receiving % hleh schooi
education. he vutDrcl thr rnHrad scr
Vicr as clerk of the pcnuosylyania
W Boston iie became Ncw EnplAnd
ascent ~ The g. A. g m lS-2. snd
rns" 900 qnirk succession tn EASTERN
agent traffic manager and rcu,ul
manaEor NJ The ro1d ln 1880 ho went
to the Cmoaro. Milwaukee a 81 pluf
rnai as -nrcsiaruut which affIcr
he held Until his election Boz 1925 as
president 90 the Atrhi~on
President Ripley is popular person
aliN s member of maup Chicago
clubs. ana makes his homo In RAVEN.
slide, i1
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-17
PIGS AND EDUCATION
AND PIGS AND DRESS.
Booker 7. Washington Urges colored
People to Raise Pigs.

Tuskegee Institute. Alabama.-our
race is in constant search OF means
with which to provide better homes
schools. colleges and churches, and
with which to pay debts. This is es'
pecially true during the hard finan'
cial conditions obtaining on account OF
the European war All Of this cannot
he done at once, but great progress
can be made by good strong pull to-
gether in a simple direct manner
How?
There are 100000 colored families
who live on farms in villages or small
towns. OF this number at the present
time 100000 have no pigs. | want to
ask that each family raise at least one
mig this fall. Where one or more pigs
are already owned, | want to ask That
each family raise one additional pig
this fall.
As soon as possible, want to ask
that this plan be followed by the or
ganization of a pig club In every com
munity where one does not already
exist. want to ask that the matter
be taken up at once through families
schools. churches, societies, farmers
Institutes, business leagues, etc.
The average pig is valued at about
$500. II each family adds only one
pig, in few months at the present
price for hogs, $1,000 would be added
to the wealth of the owner, and $1i,
600 900 to the wealth of the coloret
people. II each family adds two pigs
1t would have in few months, 5000
more wealth. and $2S,000,00O would b
i added with which to promote the wel
A fare of the race during the none!
a stringency created by the Europeal
= war.
!. Let us not put it off, but organic
a pig clubs everywhere. Give each bo
:. and girl an opportunity to own an
l. grow at least one pig.
:. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.