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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

settlement ihlt an.wa Nh.
'l,mra fsu, rod Other points wru
nn favored Zoo thc establishment of th,
r pumping plant alun. the Nu,.e
over and wh, Use plau' was c.fthnsh
,d Ht CalallcH was msde ycstefdiS
10y a 50 iruch monr'i resident Cd
corpus CHRISTI and az ensin'rt wn.
rrfaouHy runnaf win tho Ip,
itte oso nnd "th"r pfnlectt That have
,tcn mentioned nam f.m, geo time
vhe statement ny So rrerrh fol
lows
- think tho 'uy gnWu0I ,ctrd wis,
in Ignoring uny petition Co poi
pnnr thr bond election. as u seems &
me- the best wa, 'o mt no. whole peo
30. decide by VOTING tomorrow wtcth,
'r uf lhc, arc ready fof fhc bond is
suc hope ever One viii $50 AMI tof.
tnd Show thctv interest 300 thr matter
rho pcople have hc,u Nckur ,nt
ur visitors 1s w'u about thc Uulut,
ni ommt, oi enc wItrr GOV uV,r 1885,,
Nc1r lnd noN iri th,m sut n tHN
we're ln rafnrst nr not
notice 30 alVlys nAes several
months 4ftri an election carries to eei
'he bonds fetl, Toe tne market und
lrt us 900 hoppe hy that time thc ~gs
Viii bo over
lu regard to goo present iootiion
u rainn fU SOW -nmsinlne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

Replying o. statemsnt made yes
terday Is " e. Pope former eity at
fofne} who ~ opposine toe issuanc
q bonds fof the purpose - providins
Corpus Christi Win pu abundance 81
good water Ciiv Atiornoi Russell saw
age yesterday made me following
statement
with hip usual Willingness t0 mis-
state nes ava hia usn4l ability with
hla vivid imagination ia rend infn fh"
iaw provisions niat exist oniy in h.s
Dwu mind. blind ~ public interest ard
lil else bot hts selfish Purposes. " g.
Pope naa titled 10 misioad the people hy
h's article in the afternoon papcf inio
believing that me council musi les,
tex this year to support che water
aoui issue
Section One 10 Afucle 20 the chai-
toe provides thar Th. ordinance au-
.lnnling any bonds Co be ISSUED SHAH
provide fDr the creation of shifting
fund sufficient Goo POS tne bonds at
maturity and make provision fof the
ratm~nt uf the interest thereon as H
natures This much ~ Mr Pope
nii''r t 'rue oud 'hu Is about a1
'ati s
Ite council viii pnf- ih,i orlrtree
lnd protI d, fur fhc lr,ne 90 tas
btu 1915 shd r,,h y,ar 0h~trafrf so
i,n~ ss 10 aeees,1ry fo onmu', winH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
Former City Attorney

= former eltt attorney whn f he
had Done his dut, boo accordance wien
the Instructions ct tho CiN Council
two vcirs ago. aud rendered an opin.
ION relative Go the cii's righis Goa ih'
Nuoo,H river would have mad, 30 poe
4ihlr fof thc ciiS to hHN, solved fhr
water nr0ulrm mote ihln Nctr Hsn.
disDouroeh pery leirnrdN upon fhr
1utY of un Ciy CWurl with respect
to iuN ioI,s Tho ptrsen' Cit, Coun
go Vs. content tn g,t us icgal rd,i,rt
from other SOURCES Tho bonds VIII
begin to bear interest from the date
of ihpg issuance II as tine former
ciN attorney fears. We shah not he
ADJ, Go ssu ihc hnnds for nNo or som
yrar-. che hanas Will NOT nr issued
and mo- taxes viii be- collected tn meet
the Interest AVID siubinr ntud chlrre-
A Former plan
"of course thc Council mlRht n the
absence ~ revenues 800 the propri Nlud
" me bonds are issued. De- IFS thc prt
ocdnr Council dih Whom thc former
city ATTORNEY was civ lceal ndt .svr boz
The ease ~ the Clty ilau bonds aud paw
the interest chsrnes out u tho houd
fund and then forsei o. pas u pac,
WHEN The taxes wcr, collected bni tho
present Council viii trN lo he mote
careful
DOING Plain Duty
ESQ FAR as ihp aaprrsiors east
againsl me personally are ln,erned
have nothing to saw They are as nlc
ayunish and pussllanimous ~ their
authors have onlN Go naN that in
this AZ in every other public pues
iior. have onlv endeaVorcd io do VA,
plain duiN. az saw A. toward 40,
people whose servant ! am and ] ho
lieVe would he nithless ana uu
worthy servant II I failed 60 ufEc th,
people Go decide this ereat question
NOW hN voting Tor the bond issue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

the engine. rho accident occurred It,
gne McsQulic street ,fo,sins. aud a.
result uf the accident agitation foi
he establishment ~ safes or the pla
ine ~ Waterman 40 the eros me has
seen stttcd
The regular weekly meeting OF the
'ommerg,M Club vii hr held tougat
"a \ o',.ork The attendance ~ an 90
tne directors h. ursci and other mem
beers ~ the club are also Invited a.
attend ihe me.unA a nuu.hrr nf
matters of importance to the ,it,
dDlhiiess viii Doc taken up at tonithr,
scsIion.
Ee~in Fla,o will be the toa.tmast.r
az iodays regular lun, henn week.,
session % che Rotary Club. "a hc hcld
80 ucon at mo Nueces Hotel Sp.ak
rls will he Maxwell o.. punne. who VII
discuss Troubles" and o. II Johnsor
who viii sreak on 'lnvcstigstlons
Following the tNro addrcss.s Il mum
her u tho i,oiarians viii gi,e shoi,
Biographical sket hes 90 themselves
The Simpson Phhathea Class Of the
firsi Methodist Chur, d viii entertain
the Nouns Mens Bihlc Class of the
same church this evening 90 the home
.ot heshe M,Clsnenau ess south car.
tnchaa Sirevt
rsrPen IN cerp,s Christ, Bay vas
nrmcn yesterday morulr. aud after.
noon Nhen aundrtIs ~ tao silver klngs
wrrv seen inmplnR ,n the water. From,
ne Beach hotcl especially the fish
'hat 'es1s 1he ,hln 20 eslert fisher.
n'vR 90 isndins N,rc se,n m iarse
numbers ~ Was novel ana highly
iniercs'ins sight to tie guustS 81 the
Heaeh iioeeL the majority ~ whom
are from INLAND points
'oolts, picture show Ia resas l.oyd's
u.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

% ls nor prohahi, trewr Co., the new.
omrrs mat the presrut iocatou 49,,
elected after careful invest f.iim
q esort project thut bees Nl,c nco
discussed 0r mentioned
shallow wells were proposed at do,
Grim and Robertson ranches aud ,on
dderuhl, none, spent on lists n,eatt
alton. bui uo adeGuute supply found
The oso proposition WAS invest iEatc.
and abandoned un account 90 DO. eN.
vusc. aud 3 bod somcthirs to $50 witt
hts part of the proposition
ilearu's Terry and fhr Tule l~tk'
propositions were both investigated
ana turned down from fear ~ salt oi
Hiackieh water BOO dfy sea~onH.
mo present site wav nnaly chosen
us thc best under 90 circumstances
partly because 10 ihr natural rrser
.oir ln thr flvm. ard ALSO because Of
q good lopatiou fof reservoir for th'
serflow when the cify should need b.
Y.szcr ana M,Mullrn gpvnt som'
months FOO ihr Investigation. aud the,
were engineers ana mrn - mter ~
oc7ru,' iu rntuue u watorworks fol
lties ~ from i've COP thrty Thousand
people
Alr 3 s. Peter present general man
eyer ot tho Sau Antonio and ArSnsa,
Pass railway was 80 tEat time cl1
rnsineer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
NO TAX LEVY FOR SIXTEEN MONTHS WILL
Be NECESSARY STATES CITY ATTORNEY
CITY ATTORNEY SAVAGE STATEMENT nAos ~ FOR
wen CRY ATTORNEY OUT THAT .R Pope AS AT
ToRNeY VITA LICENSE TO Law SHOULD KNOW
PROVISIONS OF rHE

the provisions ~ this article and iha.
10 an that IL necessary
so tax levy can bo made Cor ihs
support ~ his bond issue Tor isis ard
none viii BE- made Not one cent oi
taNes can &c. nor VIII be- collected thif
year fof This bond issue
n Mr rope were 40 ignorant man
one could pass over hls Wild state
fnents nHi be- has license fo practice
law snd is supposed to know me law
ii. hus been city attorney. has passed
upon slmiiar issues and mas construed
ne law as We d. now
The council viii acf within che law
and VIII collect uo mNss 20 support
This bond issue this wear As CD how
81 viii mahe ih, interest payments. th'
ouncl VIII moe, fhsn 10 accordance
with lsw
Thff vlI adDpt re suhfffiuses sue b
~ characterized fpfmrr roun. b un.
i' Mf rppts gulanec
want Co. .tf something about he
personal a'iorN on Mayor snller u 3.
nushahie Co., soc mon nFe Str Pope
ftsug tu besmFlh mau ibe M
Nillsf Hu.l fhIs DtF Boz deprived H
30 adequate voter supply tceaise Mr
Hlller owns uo real os0ate in thc ciiy a.
WHIST aci started sou olt az cone
ialisl 10 ths citt SIR Pope Ana
ffDm Nhvnse did t..i dsfis, you pic~-
ont fortune
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
DRlScOll NEWS ITEMS
Nearly Eiuh, Hundred Bales Of Gotten
Have Been G,nnsd This Season.

pnirrnf,l, Texas sept / riclma
s,cn ~ ntill the Dfdcl % ,ae das 4
ilS community nhvul' iva has nea.
svo nsiep slnu,d aud s,l.l ,les .ou
s','ue 70 ,vn.r "a gaa, as u.er
= llnlntr white n very ,il AT NJ,
lcms "a ssl~ eis4
Ni'u hlanchs rsauei - ni.hsp
WISHING - tav hsmr ~ Airs Lad.
this weck
Waiter NalIsw y helping Mr.. lliek,
e'A'h a sSws. PICK seton tits weea
AZ. round, wEp has nceu a, carpa.
re paas week, leophins sncdseas IN
nsurnei houc sunday murh impro,
,n'in heath.
NJ A A Laid slr RiemS. A.. an
~ nna Mr. Lawllngs were shappsn
I" 'ish"n sasafdRy afternoon.
Min* rinnn A,iisr visited with IA
aw;'ngs ehl'dren over sunaay ana al
tsu''sd surdaf school Sunaa, morn
INK u shls place.
s:ss' huskelsw .isilsa a, Mr. !,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
=: City News in Brief -

o. h. Kratit, 81 this oty, reading
at 3sS Arrslan ~trts,. is probably he
only survivor living In This e,iy ot
the Fmnco- prussian war ~ forty 81
eour wears ago Ia that var he served
m tEc German army whieh captured
thousands ~ rrcneh soiilcrs 40 sc,an
Yesterday was tAe anniversary da,
knuWn in Germany as ~atonfief paN
A sale Of home cooked foods. uHdsf
the auspicrs ~ the ladies ~ the Ger
man catholic church Will be- hold SAT-
urday at the AleoNe Confectionery
corner of Mesquite and Peoples streets
g. iscs pies. bread salads and other
sood Things will De sold the proger,ls
90 ~ Go me church treasury
Mrs IDA Crouch Harlet,, probably
che most skilled ana experienced wo-
man dthat.r in thc Amcrhau soiai-
Isti movement win spend toda, p
Corpus Christi and This evening 90
ei4b oc'cck az the Artcsmn park wn
deliver an address on soeiaHsm. Go
which the gcncIn ruhlc IS Invited Co
attend Mrs Ra4lelt is q university
student 20 economics and so,tolug,. -
skilled historian. trained thinker and
an experienced ana pleasing lecturer
and Il is ,ertain that her sddrcss this
esoni0- viii oe we'll Wo,th hcaring
while in thc tity Mas haxlctt Is stop.
ping at the Horne Apartments
The body % srsd kaler whose death
occurred Tue dly moon in Albuour
que. New MeNlco VAS Yesterday morn,
ms shipped 10 tam ci, Cor harial
Funeral armngcments viii pe an
n"unccd tomNrroW Il H. nhely ulat
+ the scrNices will BE- held saiurd, u.
The sale and delivery Of a Ferd
roadster e. 4. q nhseher ~ tnis ,lty
was Yesterday rcported hy ,Rc Glover
johns Auto COMPANY
Tho condition o. gehn W. Stephens
and hss five year old son. VINO were
struck eS swil a engine hate Tues /.
day arrrnonu. Yesterday Mas rcr,atca
- helms hiGhIy cnc@ira eng hy at.
tv'ding ph>siolans N,4. Stsl hens and
SON were ridinE I'm buggy when the
horse MAS fr,gasened, resUltlng in The
easys ana occupants oelne struck b,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

coolest picture shaw IA reSas l.oyd's
Fier heAtee Tor eaaops. Gull breeze
los elcctric fans
lAdvcrtlssmcntY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
some na.. Been Ml.Isd

go muW De- conceded thai som. few
sItarns who sue ALWAYS a'iuat'b ht d
sincere pnrpnse and hpn' d".ife q"
urhrf tlt h,s infefo.ts 20 tho ,itt
hove been fooled hf childish patti"
bout ibe ,s.,ssi burdens of tasat
H.n. hm nnv thm thof understand
u1f e." tsA iest fnt Goo nufrerl ftbcd
y..,f hts hpen muir and ihli rae nrHt
tox,s on ihe n,w honi .tsl' wiii nHi
nave to br paid uufn 'ecomn'r 1915.
Z am sure tbr, VIII n.f hr lnng'f Mis-
lDl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
HACKERS OF PRIVATE
WATER CONTRACT ARE
OPPOSING THE BONDS
MAYOR MILLER POINTS OUT THAT
SANE BUNCH ARE FIGHT.
lno PROGRESS
Replying 10 Attacks Gays That re
Shall Continue 70 % His Plain
Duty Towards TIE People

Now that the campaign In behalf
~ tho rifi pian has been made ana
me Authorization ~ enc bond isane by
an "tereheiminn majority 81 assured
beyond peiadtonture of doubt, de-
sire 90 reiiefa'r % statement which ,
have made several Times duung the
rampalan and which seems t0 have
sreafiy peega1 certain gentlemen.
namely. that those who ,nnuEurited
ihn mutsmonf to fDruie postpone
ment % tho bond election were psr
sDna Dppf srd t0 municipal ownership
iAai what fhey have 5000 bee in fact
was nor poftponemeut bui RATHER fne
defeat 10 municipal ownership stated
Mafor nuf MILLER yesterday
There H nn uid sowing ihUt the bic
dag blWis sm willing Co admit
iha threw few fooka ani iuJel0
fsum the cnnfnaiun efr'i"d in rert
.fIln alf.ffDf. raf come results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

Go where the crowds SO Ioyd'a 10
naln for me
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
LAVE MARKET asposr


tly Associated p'fnss
PORT WORTH sept cattle
Receipts aioe siead, bceNcs s. so A.
ss.Ks
itcgs ReCoir,s 1905 .oWer bulk
sssS a. e. So
sheep Receipts rone active
Lambs So go ~ $3.50
~ A..gwiated fsfessN
KANSAS CITY, sept HOGS
Receipts 5000 hirher, baik saso 90
ssgS
cattle Rvecip,r 5000 ste1dy. south.
( ern steers a. 80 io s1Sa
sheer Receipts sOoo. higher. lans0.
s1eo % 81 40.
-
ieNl bath houee Ia Texas. has SAND
hottrm. new suits, steam Numbered
towels. strictly sanitary l.oyd's
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

'onnds SATURDAY afternoon Mrs,
Pounds n quite iil
Mr. ana Mrs, lii1ka. who reside on
Vne of ihs llishop lsrms southwest "A
snwn, 'islted as ,he n.,lloo homc sun
luv
nrlNoll needs new depo, TMs
p'uc huililng callcd q eacpet makes
fellows heart RICK ead ewes soro
M,hu,' what We caa saA % the frisua
rilway company - eneousaae ,Re,., "a
this WORT
All Warren NiekUry, Mlss lios,acs
W'Hhrook and NJ ana SIS e,ta
>r''hn noicrod 70 Klngs,al suuda
,iteraoop
Mr ANA Mrs "a Useursd "a Hisnm
irg'on. ~. wrrr guests "a thc IVES,
Auok hemc lash week.
% where the crowds SO Loyds. 20.
nRlil for me.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03
WHY CALALLEN IS BEST SITE FOR
PUMPING PLANT EXPLAINED BY FRENCH

PROMINENT Resident TELLS tNVgsriekrion9
YEARS AGO Aao WY DECISION PUMPING
PLANT AT eALALLEN WAS FOUND TO DC CITY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

W p~woif ~ Laredo. general
superintendent FOR me TeNas. MeNlcan
Hallway CemfAny Is IA the csis On a
business tap.
y & FRANKS 81 san Antonio. freight
ag~nt for the sun Ant0nlo and Aran.
sSs Pass was here yesterday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-03

"ThD lasue BEL now pl1in 1ud ,irfr
rlt Afe tne pnlpl, 10 Dwpua Chna
u. aftef veafp of confession ind drilt
wilkins Co postpone the srminH ot tnr
most important problem fhlt unffun,
them wien suah "a pnaipnnrncnt rtn
most hN na seriously u,nfd tneI D.u
gfuwtur WU ,hry permit 'hemtc'tc.
to Ue ,onmard ana mlslol ns inr ip,
riouH arguments of ihe cnrulrs Hf ih'
peuples rights ihc vain mou'hn.1 80
those acn aw, ndil iduus who tu'i
80 earnestly. s't tnlris tn saddie npou
go, people &C. corpus ChfHu the MOST
pre-aidrd Hnd lniuultouH water ,on
tact ever suRguflea iu ln irtellHeui
Uutenship $50. zoe pespi' know fhef
own lotefcsta the, know ih' whole
gamc and its Ultimate iutrat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
|REYN0[DSIGEI|S
M|I0RE.M|u[ESFOR.
! THE. mine VI TRADE | 4 !. !.
HAsgJUsr5 UNL0ADED CAR LOAD
n OF MULES AND MATCHED
: 4 HORSES FOR THEiTRADE.

WillReynolds. the.well known 10;
cal horse dealer, has Just unloaded
another car load Of mine mulesswhich
he recently purchased at st. Louis.
In this shipment he has also included
several pairs of matched horses for
outside work. =.
All this stock will be on exhibition
|atEhis Jackson street bar. Mr. Rey-
nolds is an expertsjudge of mules for
mine use and he is kept on the go
between here and the Western: market
almost continuously supplying the
local demand for such stock. All
those interested In securing mules or
horses will do well. to! make an, early
call atSMr. Reynolds stable and make
selections. of the stock needed. The
supply will soon be.sold and OF course
the early purchasers will have the
advantages of choice selections =;
ADV. 81 .s's5i5 II So {.
I "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
NC: Steele
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS on r d 5;

Sealed bids will be received, until
12:00So'clocis noon, Tuesday, April
14thA1914, by the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia, for
the construction OF approximately
itwentY-three miles of improved roads
and streets in Fairmont District sof
said Marion county. IA
+ A certified check in the sum ;oi
$4,000 must accompany each IBID.
Successful bidders will be required
to furnish aHbond satisfactory to the
County Court! z NE. ~ ,i.,f'!
81 Plans and Specifications for this
:workiSare on file In the County
Clerks Office. Fairmont, W. va, and
ati4the3 offices Oh Clancy & Arm
strong Faifmont W. va, and Wash
ington, Pa. 8! ~ +. 81 g =
RI The Comfy Court reserves the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
Divorced Lhe
~ Helen Hesong Euesde "

/ She concluded that Il was heir Gus
tom, in nearly al, cases to require d
low3paid employee, s family aid IN
her lpport, and none seemed ready
to pay q living wage to inexperienced
help. That rs ito say, she found t.tat
an apprenticeship cost money to OBJ
tain. What was 81 4 I'd, dog Il, s3.;;
Marian's heart filled with envy as
she brushed past hundreds OF we'll
dressed salary4earning WOMEN hnr-
rying to the trolley cars that would
bear them thomeWard! She envied
Them their efficiency in useful tasks.
and their furs their fashionable
saitsiahd coats; the je@eled pins that
gleamsd lat many OF their necks.
Unwilling to admit that they were
more intelligent than she, and Ger.
tain that few Of them boasted the
collegiate years she had 5had, she
nevertheless enyied the useful. pla cos
In the world 'sswork into which they
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
rSala

One three-room cottage on
sMorgantown Ave. Lot 51x490
feet. City water and gas. Al big
BARN and All kinds Of cut buiisl-
ings. Price $4,000.
One Groom house, Mason ST.;
modern up-to-date; lot 5ox1l5.
Price s2,250.
One Groom house on, Market St,
near Baptist church; lot 40xlS5.
Sss.sOo. 8 n
One Groom house on East Ferry
ST.. near Merchant ST.; modern up
.to5date; lot ,s1xse.i Price $3.50. I.
joneI4-rooma cottage; modern up-to.
date, near East Park school house;
"a bargain to a quick buyer. Price
s1,s0O. .,..,i 4,
sons. 7.roont llddse Con state i ST. /;
lot 6ox126: I Price $4,000 j
Qnej7-room house on u street, Fast
Park; lote40x1Uoi Price $2.5oo.f
One 9-room house on the corner, Of
Guifey and. Columbia sts.; modern.
Lot 75x9O; brick. Price 100000
One SPOON pressed brick house on
Morgantown5 Ave-; modern ,lp.to-
date;t a good frame barn on alley;
lot 4ox120. Price 81, 800. y
One. Broom house on Jackson
Ave-; lot 54x10o feet. Price $4,.
900. L. q
{ One 57room; house, on Albert Court;
lot ,2Sx120. Price $1,000.
One s--room house on Vermont
Ave.; modern! upTto-datc; lot ,40x
l0O. Price $4,000. .,,
AZ Groom house and 90 acres OF
4 ground; and all kinds of out build
ingss Price $3.50. One mile froB,
town: plenty of small sruits
One 47room house on High ST.;
lot 5ox1oO. Price $4,000.
0 lots on Wiley St.: size OF lots
? 40x1o0. Pricels2,10o,y 49,
One 5-room cottage on View St.;
one block from tlles SEast Park
school house; lot 40x1 60 Price
$2,400; modern. i I II
One S-room house; on Maryland
Ave.; modern up.to-date: lot
4ox10o. Price $500. Z I : { u Z
WeShaye q number Of mice lots,
runs from s2oe.oo'l,P5 Come in;
wefwould be glad tottalk this over
withSyou. z floor$'Frnst Building.
Con. phone 612=Y; Bel, s262-J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
NEIL o;BRIENi AND HIS BIG
MINSTREL CO., COMING,
The M. VT. Co: Will Runl Special
Cars to All Points After the !.
Night Show.

Few attractions will ebe more well
come to local thea -goers than Neil
o'Briens and his "GreatI American
Minstrcls,ss which will appear at the
Grand Saturday, matinee and night.
This Is Mr.. o'Brien'slsecond season 1T
thethead of his own company, an orr
ganization which, he and his mana
ger Oscar T.. Hodge, promoted last
year on broad gauge principles and
Which Immediately became recog-
ntzed us one of the biggest, brightest
and most sclassS minstrel shows
launched ina decade. With the
lpraisesa sand plaudits ofsa nationwide
tour last season still "a pleasant men,
DRY, Mr.. o Brien has felt encouraged
this year to equip and organize a
company which inssize. !. class; and
merit, helfeels sure will$excelsor com.
pare, with any organization. Of cork
ologists that has ever been presented
smee thine birth of minstrelsy.
Among the comedians in tile
lo'Brien company this year, in add
tionS to: the star are Eddie Ross, sofin.
ternational fame, Eddie Mazier, Pete
Getzel.s Major Nowak5 Geo. Faust and
a dozen other lesser lights The sing
ing features Of the sshow are saidsto
be particularly noteworthy, - there
being mo- less than a dozen 4yocalists
of the highest, quality among them, :
Ward Barton, the yodler, Al Fontaine
basso, Jas. Barardi. tenor: Leslie
Berry. baritone, Walter Lindsey, ten
| cS Master George Hagen contra;
Itenor. The orchestra OF fourteen
specially selected musicians. Is again
under the direction Of Frank Fuhrer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
iad' managed to NJ themselves.

had ged to III themselves.
Marian pushed on into the avenue
OF better class hotels and shops. She
preferred walking 70 jammmg her.
self into one Of the cars that were
loaded to the limit with tightly
wedged human beings. and was
thankfdl tdas she lived wi;lin walk.
Ing distance Once SHE paused IN
front Of q Offering window display,
scanning a tempting array OF furs.
After a moment she was startled by
q mans voice sad dressing her. 81
8. 7 beg your pardon bnt aren 4 yoIi
Miss Shave
y She saw az her side a well dressed
youth of pefhaps her own age. who
lifted his derby hat as she tuirIsed
and faced him. He was q lea ri-sli,
and prepossessing mwith frank, clear
eye. n.
No. she answered. You've
made q mistake &
1seould have sworn TO It, fromSa
profile View he answered. q don't
know soul in this. city ana was
everjoyed at the prospect OF. .findina
someone l knew. Have, YOU eyel
been miserably lonelyg" he inquired
either with honest; expression sof iii,
thoughts; or with clever stimulation.
Marian did mot reply. She hat
never been addressed by a stranger
|on theistreet, and wasfat a complet,
loss swhatato do So. without reply
ing, she started away. The youti
was at her side in an instant.
Won't you come some place ant
have dinner with meg. he pleaded
st1t would baLperfectlysall right. JUS
pretend you are Miss Shaw. Their,
wouldn't be any HARM
For; an instant. Marian hesitated
wayering insher WEAKNESS after til,
days disappointmehts between !, tw,
impulses. One voice told her to 20 2,
and be merry amid the flash ing. light,
Ola handsome restaurant. Anothe
babe her fee. Would 2it be wrong
esallywrong, to;say9 Who asither,
to care? She had her own life6t,
live. her own way to make. WI,
not? again the youth; urged her L
come with hims She: turned he,
weary eyes to him. not yet KNOWN,
what she was going to say. A stree
car slowed down to stop. She saw
lthat, it was not crowded and that i
was homewarde bound.
This is. my car she answered
obeyingi a decisive impulse, and rar
toward the platform.