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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26

. need remain long In doubt
b what to get for q maid or
h this day Of the vogue Of
nd sashes. A girdleless gown
to be found and whether for
1 the home, or evening wear,
ore used to form the circlet
bids the waist or terminates
g. There are any number Of
grdles and Sashes to choose
Hade of every variety of weave
10 the loom and every color
rhination Of colors that has
bgght out.
De of wide plaid ribbon, fin
Ih a sprightly bow of two
d two ends, is shown in the
1t makes a Christmas gift
delight every woman who
Keep abreast with the mode.
re portion is bOned to spread
ol and hold it in place with
The bow is simply tied and
Hntled and the length wrapped
: figure if preferred.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26

known points bearing upon the his
tory and physiology of the smut or
ganism. Experiments will be carried
on relative to the best methods of
controlling this widespread disease
u. s. Dept. Of Agr.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26

Do it now-that is, shop carry -
Christmas.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26
HENDERSONYHLE HAD FIRST
SNOW OF SEASON FRIDAY.

The first snow OF the season for
Hendersonville fell Thursday night of
last week to a depth of about two and
one-half inches.
The snow began to fall about $3.50
O'Clock and soon the wind began to
blow colder and harder until Friday
morning the thermometer stood at
IL degrees above zero. Friday was
an extremely bitter day since the
wind was very-high and piercing.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Uncle Toms Cabin
by Manikins at the
Brandeis Stores

The shades Of Simon Legree. Uncle Tom
and Little Eva would have 70 break the
mournful pail IN which they are shrouded
In the popular Imagination BY induigine
in hearty laugh II they could see the
manner IN which they are burlesqned by
the dramatic nianikins in the mechanical
representation Of Uncle Toms Cabin
presented By Harry Deaves and company
At the Brandeis stores. On mimic stage
erected on the third floor Of the Brandeis
stores adjacent to the toy department the
marionettes bring laughs where the char
acters of the original book brought sobs
and weeps.
The act Is Instantly popular with the
crowds Of kiddies who attend the per-
foSnances. A little theater has been
erected 30 that all who attend may be
seated comfortably.
Performances are given continuously
from $50 10 u o'clock IN the morning
and from ? to 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. Deaves and his associates win be at
the Brandeis stores until Christmas. Hia
repertoire viii be varied. his next show
to be travesty on Little Red Riding
Hood"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Friends Pay Last
Tribute Of Respect {
to w. d. Townsend

Funeral services for the late wIlliarn
d. Townsend, who died at hia reAidence,
isis South Thirtieth street. Thursday eve
ming after long illness. were held under
the auspices OF the Eiks at the home Al
a:so p m. Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks con
Quoted the services. with intormsnt at
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Flowers from individual Sriends. lodges
business houses and varioua institutions
Of which Mr.. Townsend wa = msmbeI
amply testified 70 tho respect ana TO
gard IN which he was held In the com
munity.
The palibsarers were Sandy Griswold
n. +. Sharpe. Don Mocoun. II. o. steele
Ray Kingsley and Robert 0rayson-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Christmas with School Set.

The school set are now making plans
FOR their Christmas holidays.
Some VIII remain east with friends. but
there are always great number who
come any distance to spend this season
with their parents and friends. In the
spirit that Christmas will rot be Christ
mas unless spent az home.
Miss Helen Ingwerpan will arrive home
December n from Chicago, where she Il
attending Mrs. Iorlngs school Miss
lngwersen will have AZ her guest durlns
the holidays Ailss Katherine Mailian OF
Fondulac. wis. Later Miss McMailinu
viii visit Miss Marian Macrao OF Council
Bluffs.
Mr. John Knox. "a. is expected In
onaha, December %. and viii divide his
holiday vacation with his mother. Mra.
n. H. Knox. and Mr.. and Afrs. Frank
crawford' at their residence IN the West
Farnam apartment
Miss Katherine Davenport. who Il
studying music In tho Syracuse con.
nervetory, win Be homo Tor the holldsys,
arriving on December 20
Miss Fiorenee Neville. who attends the
ogontz school, outside Of Philadelphia,
will return Saturday, December 70. 10 be
with her parents during tho holidays.
Mrs. Charles Metz and Miss Gertrude
Metz have been IN New York City ali
fall where Mics Gertrude is studying
music. Mr- Metz Joined them several
weeks aso and an win return home for
Christmas
Miss Katherine baum. who Il attend
Ing Mrs. spence's school, near New York
city. viii be the guest OF the Misses
Erna and Eiizahsth Reed during these
holidays
Aissea Marjorie Mccord. Virginia Of
futt and Esther Wilhelm are pupils Of
Misa spence's school. who will return
home for the Christmas vacation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
MRS. FORT ATTENDS ANTI
CONVENTION IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Gerrit Fort left Friday evening
for New York city. to attend the con-
vention Of tie National Association OPP
posed TO Woman Suffrage. which opens
Monday morning. Mrs. ]. NJ. CrHmpackeT
win also attend the same convention and
vii ltake the place Of Mrs. +. P Peck,
president OF the local organization. Mrs.
Arthur CrIttenden Smith had intended
going also, but her plans were changed a
few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

Ia the son OF Mr.. ana Mrs L. A. welsh
OF this city and popularity known as
Jack" ~
Cards have been received In Omaha for
the wedding of Miss Milfred McIIary
smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Herbert Smith OF Wilmington, N. c., and
Mr.. Walter Lyford Griffith Of Omaha.
The wedding viii take place Wednesday
afternoon. December %. at $50 o'clock at
St. Jameq' church in Wilmington
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

Mr., James L. Paxton and 1fr John
cavors are spending the week at Excel
nior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith are at
Excelsior SPRINGS for two weeks stay.
Mr.. c. r. McGrew. who went 70 Ex-
celsior SPRINGS last Saturday. returned
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Anti.suffrage Convention.

Mrs. Frank Hamilton left Saturday eve
hing for Chicago Mrs. Hamilton may
go on 70 New York to attend the e>ecnven-
tion Of the National Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage. Mrs. Gerrlt Fort
and Mrs. ]. w crumpacker are the Me-
braska delegates at this convention. Mrs.
Fort having gone Friday evening and Mrs.
Crumpacker Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Army News.

Tho Fourth infantry will not returr
20 Fort Crook. although II arrived with
General Funston's troops from Vera
Cruz last week. This regiment is now at
Texas city and expects 20 be quartered
there all winter.
Captain william Nesbitt IL expected TO
arrive AZ Fort Crook next week from
Galveston on a months leave. Captain
Coleman is also expected about the some
time.
DR.. and Mrs. John Trinder and little
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
EngaRements Announoed.

Mr. ana Mra. Charles Richards an
nounoe the engagement Of Mira Richards
sister. Mas Ylrglnia Reynolds. to Mr..
haipn =. cunninsham. son OF Mr.. ana
nlra Lyman Beecher Cunningham. Of
uienNood, H. The wedding win bo Gale
Drated "Wednesday. December Is. AZ fhs
residence o. ~. ana AirA Richards. lsss
Park avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Sorority House Party.

Miss Doris Johnson ana 1alss L0ciie
Thomas are spending the weekend at a
Delta Delta Delta house party In Lincoln.
they attended large dancink party Fri
day evening and will be guests 81 the
sorority affair this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

many and appeared in grand opera just
before her return home. win give = song
recital Wednesday evening At the Youue
Women's Christian association auditorium
Miss Meyer viii b accompanied BY sig
mund LandsberK
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

Hunter. nao Charles street. Monday al
O'Clock.
Mr. ana. Mrs. ~ w. ounther win en-
tertain at dinner saturday evening Of
this week
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Debutante Affairs.

Or. and Mrs. Harold clifford and Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Bureert Hochstetier for
dancing party to be given Thursday
evening. December a. at the Rome
hotel IN honor OF Miss Frances Hoch-
stetler and Miss Ann clifford
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
At Brownell Han.

The pupils OF Miss Emily Weeka and
Miss Sophie Naimska will give recital
at Browneil Hall Saturday evening. De-
ceuiber 12 az 9 O'Clock. This recital win
be followed by an informal reception. All
20 attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

daushter. Ann Page Trinder left Omaha
Sunday and will sail Saturday ON the
transport Logan from San Francisco for
the Philippines where Dr. Trinder Il
ordered for duty DR. and Mrs. Trinder
have been guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Page for the last two months They
plan TO spend Christmas IN Guam and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
DEDUTkNTES 10 MAKE BOWS
Miss Metz and Miss Bacon Will Be
Introduced This Week.
MAKE PLANs BOZ HOLnAYs
school set Arranges 90 Have Joyous
Time Here During the TsIe-
taae season with Many
Social Functions.

NONDAY-Originai Monday Bridge club
Mre. w. A. Redick. hostess. Nesta
chapter, Order Of the Eastern star,
dancing party at Chambers Carter
Metropolitan hall.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bridge club. Lat
est Dances ciab, party at Turpins De
borRh Fraakiin kensinRton. Fortnlghtly
Musical club, Mrs. r. J. Mahoney, host
ess. ''RummyT club. Mrs. w. A. Smith.
hostess. Sans Souci' club, Jacobs hall
Cact and Coronado club dancing party.
Chambers. Tuesday Bridge club. Mre.
Louis Clarke, hostess. Mrs. Henry w.
Yates, luncheon for Miss Harriet Smith.
WEDNESDAY--Miss Louise Dining,
hostess for Wednesday Bridge club.
Subscription club dancing party at Tur-
pins. Mrs. Fred Nets, debuiante tea
for daughter. Miss Harriet followed by
dinner at Omaha club. Trinity Cathe-
drai Altar Guild. Miss Minna Meyer.
song recital at Young WOmens Chris
tian Association auditorium.
THURsDAY-san Carlos grand opera at
Auditorium. Mrs. Frank Bacon. debut
tea for daughtsr. Miss FRANCES, fol-
lowed by dancing party al Turpln's
Creighton Medical college dancing
party. Chambers.
FRlDAY-"sixty-s six club. dancing
Wattles' Memorial house. Dundee
Dancing club. Mrs. Charles Mcdonald
and Mrs. r. 3. Clark, reception at homo
of Mrs. Mcdonald for Miss Augusta
Hammer. hostess. Mrs. George Palmer.
luncheon for Miss Harriet Smith
SATU1fDAY--Aseam club dancing
party. Turpins. Dinner-Dancc club on
tertalns at Country club, Mr.. and Mrs
T.. W. Gunther, bridge dinner
Debutantes will occupy soclety's social
program this coming week.
Mrs. Fred Metz viii give a tea al her
home Wednesday afternoon. from uhtn
o'clock. at which she win introduce her
daughter Miss Harriet.
Miss Metz attended schol at Brownei
Han. and has spent the last two years
at Mount Vernon seminary, Mra somern
school IN Washington. Miss Metz was a
most devoted worker for the Child Saw
ing institute benefit last week and took
one OF the leading parts in 'The College
Hero" cast
The tea on Wednesday afternoon will
be followed by dinner at the Omaha
club. when covers viii be placed for the
debutantes and their men friends.
The second debutante to be introduced
this week Is Miss Lucille Bacon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon, who will
receive with her mother Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Bacon will receive her guests at
three different hours during the after-
noon. The reception will be followed BY
dancing party for the younger set at
Turpin's academy the samo evening.
Miss Bacon was IN charge OF The candy
booth al the recent production OF 'Tho
College Hero az the Brtndeis theatsr
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Wedding Announoements.

Mfa A. \. ikerahaW announces the
niarriaee Of her daughter. lima. and Mr.
John Grave Welsh which Was celebrated
a PcEnand. Ore. L4tober AZ. Ar. Weish
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Dance for Younger sd.

Mr.. and Mrs e. NJ. Fairfield win give
dance at their home on New Years eve
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Kensington Club Meets.

Tho Boulevard Park Kensington club
met at the home Of Mrs. r. hachai
Thursday afternoon. A pleasant after
noon was spent. Those present were,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Dinner Dance Club.

The Dinner-Dance club win give the
second Of a. series OF dancing parties at
the Country club Saturday evening.
Those having charge OF this affair are
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
]. .. Gard club.
banding Class 0rganized.

A recent dancing class to be organised
which meets Friday evenings at the horne
Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page. Is conf
posed OF;
Mr.. and MFs. Joseph Baldrige.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Towle,
Airs. Charles Offutt,
Mira. Mabel Ogden.
Mr. BAiciAH Wakeley,
Mr.. Frank Burnley.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
To Give Musicale.

Miss Mlnna p. Meyer, SOPRANO. who re-
Gently spent three years stodyins in Ger
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Pleasures Past.

Mr. and Mrs Harry Brandt enter
tained at birthday party Thursday
evening IN honor OF RerreeentativeAelect
Richard Hunter. Progressive high five
was played. prizes being won by Mrs. ].
] Waugh and Mrs J. ]. McMahon.
Mr. Richard Hunter and Mr.. G. L. Green
field. Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hunter,
DR. and Mrs Clark Scott,
Pr and Mira .. w. Winterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. McMqhon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbeli
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brandt,
Miss Blanch Springer.
Mrs, j. j. Waugh
Mrs Roy Kaufman.
Mr.. y. =. Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rothert, lina La
fayette avenue, entertained number OF
alumna from their college and other
friends at their home. Friday evening.
The evening was spent IN cards. 200
being the game played There were eight
tables Of players.
Miss Evelyn Newhranch entertained a
number OF friends Friday at her home.
The evening was spent IN games and
dancing. Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

DR.. J. ]. Gleason. who has been visit
ing I'm Louisville, KY, has returned home.
Mrs. Bffie Hoffman Rogers Of Oska-
loosa. Ia, is the guest of Mrs r. d. Will
son.
Mrs. Mark Kurtz or Nampa, idaho is
guest at the home OF Mrs J.w. Gam
nett.
Mrs. r. B. Kennard returned today
from Indiana. where she has been visiting
her parents.
Mrs. Robert Angiin, who has been visit
ing her mother in Utica, N. Y, has re-
turned home.
Miss GLADYS Peters returned Friday
from st. Louis. where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Miss Helen Clark will return homo next
week from a fortnight's visit with frfends
In Saginaw. Mich. and Chicago.
Mrs. Adoiph wernher Is hopne from q
visit OF several months with her son. Mr.
Ernest wernher, in New York City.
Mrs Harry s. Weller has been I'M Knox
Vile for the last week visiting her daugh-
ters. who are attending school at st.
Marys
Mr.. Bert Murphy left Saturday evening
Tor Detroit En- route he will stop at
Chicago to be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gunlock. yves
Mrs. Max Morris, who has been visiting
at the home OF her daughters, Mrs.
Charles Levy and Mrs. Louis Levy. in
Minneapolis. for the last SIX weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. John G. Burke formerly Of
Omaha will arrive from Washington. d.
c.. Tuesday morning. to be the guest Of
Mrs. Thomas fitzpatrick. Mrs. Bourke's
many friends win welcome her return.
Personal Mention.
Miss Doris Goethe has removed to
apartment s. the Uintah.
Mr.. and Mrs Larratt Smith OF Mime
apolis will spend Christmas with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Smith.
Mrs George A. Hoagiand has returned
from Kenosha. villa, where she took the
rest cure in a sanatorium at that place.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock
and Miss Ruth Hitchcock left Friday af-
ternoon for washinston, where they Will
be this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Learned have
closed their summer place at Florence
and have taken a house at SEQ jackson
street for the winter.
Mr.. Max Katlemn1i and Mr.. Albert
sandlovich OF Lincoln left Saturday even
ing for Des Moines. They viii Be out-of-
town guests at an affair to be given at
the Chamberlain hotel IN that city Mon
day evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Hieh Five Club.

The Social Nolghbors High Five club
was reorganized Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Theodore Nelson Prizes
were awarded 70 Mrs J. v. Hensman and
Mrs. William Barber. The next meeting
will be December II at the home Of Mrs.
Phillip II. Turner. Those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
To Honor Visitors.

Mrs. J. y. Brown was hostess at a
inncheoh today at her home inlhonor OF
MrH Mccllntock. who IL spending the
winter with her daughter. Mru. N. n
Bariow. Covers were placed FOR.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

The W. A Erazor grove win give its
annual masquerade ball az the Motropoli-
tan hail Monday evening. Twelve prizes
win be given.
Tho chahoei Gulld Of An saints church
Eili meet for luncheon with Mrs c. f.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
surprise Parry.

A surprise party was given Friday
evening In honor OF Mr. Frank A. Welch,
az hia home. Those present we're; Y
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Meyers OF Chicago.
Dr. ana Mira, +. s. MelenEsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Future Affairs.

Tue cacu club Win entertain AZ a dane
inE party Tuesday evening at Chambers
academy.
vesta chapter. Order Of the Eastern
star. win sive the second OF series Of
dancing parties Monday evening al Cham,
bers' academy. The COMMITTEES IN charge
OF arrangements Il composed Of;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06
Entertain at Dinners.
Assembly Club Entertains.

The assembly club win give a dapcing
party this evening At TurpIn's academy.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

mother, Mrs. Everett b. Clark. win give
q reception Friday afternoon from Until
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Mcdonald.
IN honor of Miss Augusta Msc0lafson
Of Beacon. n. y. who is q guest al the
Mcdonald home
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

Omaha, viii arrive from washington, ID.
G, Tuesday morning. % BE- the guest Of
Airs Thomas Fitzpatrick. Alra. Bourke's
many friends will welcome her return.
Mrs. J. J. Brown wac hostess AZ a
luncheon Saturday At her home in honor
Of Mrs Mcciintoek, who is spending the
winter sith her daughter. Mrs. NJ n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
FGRTlLlkER pEMANo INcREAses

WNSulNGrON sept There are
1921 farms Boa TrNas thal uso fcru-
rer sul tho annual unrha-os RwoG1t
to tfaaael 1rcnrling ta resent n.-
pau ot Coo United states Census Ba.
rshu Ton ,cats $3.50 tac annual cNpcn
liture for frrtaEcr in thi- state was
N.itl6 Fcrthrer purchases ln Texas
have iocrcasci stleft7 COZ o., pcr cent
iuuns the past decade -Four per cent
~ "a, farms ~ thls state nsc fcrtu.
Eor and the a,eragr for ihc United
states b. se per cent
TN be entrc nation there are
lSs5eoo farms that use FERTILIZER and
fhe present annual expenditure A.
iii .peo GOO Ten wears aRo " wac
fjaooo COO Cor tbe cntrc nation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Innt rnhNie nff uat.,lat muru
In. for Memphis rmu vh.r h, pIU
,f,.nl ot,e, nr m, Nm,.r
sr.Dl dsls saI t.Ius .,fr.I,.
msfuln..
csr,stn and Mes e., 81 nngh.s 81
ua iului States ,rn at, lHrr.
boo th, ,t, rrsttr,d at th. Nuoe,.
r ro off snn tnsn.o. u.tu. a.
.,.u.... ..i ru.n tr.i D.nip.n. er.nt
.,....d.. ntn. .Ity
Nt,Dur.r .r turrar, wrry ~ ,,r 600
t.,.ytist.
... fuf...... o., SEVERAL u..A.
..,
,l. W.p won. .,p,,t. t.a...t,.
n.r.a msm f p,nas afcrc .t.
''
n...HN. IA I... Ht .I.U... I... |.."
.. .., a.. a,. .n hu.n. n.t
...t, f.r o., bad. ANN. .n s,. A..
~ MI ... .,,.,.l,,,. .e,,r. .,...
ID, ,s., Ant.,,t, .,, t.,.tnr.s
a u,ror TRAVELLING fr.leht te,-,I
f,r ,h, sar i.t ,.-t,ril, m,rp,ne
N,- AZ Thompson .ni som Est
have returned from Dallas anl Ntn
a,n,, cit, vhere tnr, spcni ,h. .na,
r. r Nnlt.u ANA nmiI, .p.ni ,iar
..t d. White uf konaW. l.ttt.ro,
l tnr. ,lt, .n., pr,.pr.ting t..p.
liou d. t.oc of Rnnqu,tr was u Cui.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
UNCLE SAW rGARs up RAlLRoAo

lpltl SMITH Arh Sept = So is
rrlnurd tmu tnc tracks ~ thc Nrhau
.as southern Halfway Comptnt are a.
n' nhcn up AND sold f.r scrap lmn
The icdcrli Count orderej thc itp
'vN"r~ to discontinue funnn4 utlnV
nn tnc roai ast Jun" a- There was
Ha Wa> ol ahlug nro 90 the deficit
rrsuitns from is operation Ths solu-
Huu 90 lh, Railway dchrH problem q
ucN ONE and luthouau'e> demon.
Ufttcs tncir SANS method ~ dcahne
Nlth bueIn,s. problems as rcntcs tu
railroads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
JOE We'll, ARRESTED HERE,
TO PLEAD GUILTY IN DALLAS
Smooth Confluence Man Arrested ssre
Abort Three @onths Ago, WI
Ans~cr 10 S. Charges

Tur .l.f f.at I.c Wr 1lIe lnr 49,.
tnr ph s.t arrested boz rts ,t,
lioat lat.e months as. nt ppli
sheriff nm1 after sn ursrn ,aU
hal been .ru na' m pama ahcrr he
$40. pantri a..'d p.eil eulN tn 4N
,barsrs " furerr made anuun boz
,hr fiooIus pp,l nom Dallas
lap,r
Jo. Wet hate,l Nia nr1,r n
.I, .ae.t it -nIne to plead suitr
When Dots asses e,fe attest Boa Jlisc
o. H Srtls court 200 % orln.A th.s
murnns hc asked or DELAY Zoo arrange
h.a tnsuess ,falr-
Iuieo S,ay ,oHp.ucd lhc trials e.
s,lt IS
N,saant CnmN Attorney pipcn
n.I tHu Wei n1d agreed to plead
suiu .W lhr agreement urftccu thc
5000, tnd Wrl. attorno. 49, 30 Alien
Had nut .cen 'mrciel
.rh, r,u1u fur forgcr - from $500
1 som lclrs n Hc pcnt,nuur,
Wen is 1000 on nlud
NE Is ,larf-I VIn ursrr n.mr-
lr ,cndor. Doom urtra iie fcd i' N.N
I., nli Vss mtacl .uI NHcn tnc Uar
snf tn. Nsm
Ih0n W,u .r'.srl t' Durpue Dhrsu
Nas rr.osnIlrd tud arrested
rum,rt WD0 Nas urr 90 ~anscr
Hfue ioust ird.ied ,mn,n tlis po-
Htru oAs u.n tau many people
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
NEWPORT ANNUAL noRsE SHOW

NEWPORT o.. a. srpt socict,
reeards thr ushuccnth annual hors,
show whth Opened hegr toiay. CAS- thr
r'rn ot inr sHmmor rhc vot links
Pr ierma romts $3.50 inc ,schts have
N'cn Hesrriei trr tne show grounds
ln the lufhN and Uumhc 90 tNhiblr
ihc show lhsRclf rlual to aa, 81 ts
prrdeetstots the wisc usi b. one oi
'he tttt efer arranscd tr ,he yNhb
Hion CLASSES any oifo-ra tar hacknc
iHihuns harness holsDs ponlcs ssddl,
Aofsos hunters ard inomaci ALSO ar,
several nuNiDv ANA lucai evonts ln al
a'ilon ca tbt usual Championships Th.
NF~ Wan ronlluue ovcr tomorrow ami
"Wednesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09

~ ANNNA fAltf lFNNN
LONDON sept Christahci Pank-
hurst SAYS mh;snt Suffra gsiies are
rc-ady 90 Join the British army 90 fishs
The Germans, or WIN serve the coun-
try IN any NAY they are able She an.
nounoes she is with TIE prime minis.
Ter now
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
Progressive Leader Finishes : suisisn,
Campaign

NEW ORLEANS. SEPT After
m'Ains = eamralgn in The third louis
sans district today. Col Roosevelt re-
'rfned here tonight. and lefS Tor New
YORK. ln his speech ha dwell much On
The ter'ff osing taksn-cH susar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
THg WEATHER

WASHINGTON sept For
Fast Texas Generals isir Z
"Wednesday and Thursday
fcr West Texas iidr
"Wednesday ana probably
Thursday