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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Colonel Roosevelt Will make jus; one
speech before he goes 10 Spain 10 see
Kermit married. Thai speech will nc
deheyered before the Geographical .
cicty. Not "A word of politics ia a.;
though he may be able Ia work in a few
remarks about Walter Savage Lander.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

The celebrated revolt If General Chao
against Villa resolves itself into a
echeme Ia get "A start on the road and
beat Villa Ia Mexico City. thus robbing
abe taker of Torrcon of the glory Of tax.
ing Huerta. Ii has all the car marks of
n dastardly scheme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

The Carranzistas they have
prepared a neat, carcfHll, constructed
guillotine for the special use of lluerta.
That is no way Ia encourage that gentle
man 10 surrender. Anybody. before gull
lotining "A dictator, first catch Your die
fator
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Glad Ia have the dear old Colonel with
us again. home from = foreign shore. We
are not prepared Ia back him in any race
for President: but We are with him on
that Lost River" proposition. They
say he is well but a little thinner. He
denies that he has amy spectacular pro
gram in III. WAY IF politics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

l~ very well expressed in the ancient
oriental uieraHce, Speak, Lord, for Thy
servant hcareth." This means un
doubleday that the affairs ~ the New
Haven wese ably managed from the
standpoint NJ the sultan and the chief
If the cunuchs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Coyey has been able Ia come lack 10
Washington; hut where is Ccxcy's army?
shakespeare never repeats" saith the
prOverb. Neither doth CoNey. There
are not so many people interested in
rnining the country's credit ~ there
were when Coxey made his first spsc-
~tacular march.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

The stockholders of the New Haven
were .melIenized+ ia every true <ctSc Of
the word they supplied the melon and
Mr.. ucllcn carved il under the dirc,-
tion of the ablest melon carver on the
continent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

The late j. Il. Morgan was an abk and
convincing boss when hc ran the az
fairs Of the New Havssa road. Charles
=. Nellen was also a most able and ron
sincing grand vizier for Morgan. Mel
lens attitude toward the big chief might
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

The country i not now raising any
row with Hon. .io>cph Folk for giving
Charles =. ucllen 4 chansc to explain
rWhy Is the most expensive railroad
president in The country-how he does
il. and who he does while dnise il"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Doubts do NOT imply opposition. While
many Of n have doubled the success ~
the mciiation scheme. we rave never
doubted il was proper 10 give il Il trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22
CAN'T COME BACH THIS WAY

The papers announce that !. Il. For.
akcr VIII b~ a candidate Cor United
states senator. aud in this connecri.n
they say he will make the tells cNe,.n.
law an issue. He will oppose re-
peal. This l. ser. poor politics. for il
will sRly divide the Republican parry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22


Who is sir Markham Clement Sfhat he
seeks 10 tell more about the geography
If the nnchartcd portions Of Brazil han
i know about ID ~ those who have been
there? The unkind and absurd efforts
of SoEle cushion chair explorers Ia cast
doubt upon the discovery Of = now and
mighty river by Colonel Roosevelt de.
s'rvr 20 bc hafShly rcpfrhcndrd. Per
>"nally STATE Press II not COR thc col mel
politically. but = with him geographic
ally. And when the colonel comes home
from the South American wilderness and
says hc found = river that was hitherto
unknown tn exist Stale Press believes
The river was fund lust a. the colonel
tells u. Even III IL were trIc ~ stated
10y the Elements person that the said
river would have to run nj right angles
with Tho known rivers if il ! where the
%cnloncl says il is even IL the river in
question had ~ cross other rivers rat.
a-corncrcI and run ND stream half III
then State Press will moi
doubt that there IS sm.h a river and th,t
the colonel discovered State Press II
galveston News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Mr.. Mcllen used Hartman a- = sort
Of 4 boorher man. Ills war cray WA.
save New England fr.m u%arrinsn.~
Ultimately h. saved the Boston 4 Maine
stock saved il for Morgan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22
THE FAIL OF TANTIrD

The capture y Tampico lniv ave been
less difficult . u military Undertaking
than the captufh of T%orrroH. but unless
the mediation Proceedings suddenly halr
hostiliiicS ID " ukcly To have Al more dc-
ciSiye effect ulun the campaign. Not
only does ii deprive Iiucfia OF anothrr
port on the gulf coast. bat ii establishes
u hostile force on his flank and threat
ems 20 make impracticablr hiS proposed
retreat from Mexico City "a pucDla. The
Dictator position was never fU dc>Hrr.
ate ls il j. today. with two formidable
columns OF icbelS co%nvcreing from the
north. viii Zapata pressing ia from the
west and with his natural avrnn, 81
escape through Vera Cruz ctMtrslle.! IN
United States troops.
The victory Of Tampi-o will probably
confirm C%arraaza in his rr.Sn!ve 20 have.
nothing e. 10 with the mediation plan.
Ills position = growing stronger daiiv.
His generals have reduced "llnrria ., "
bad defensive. With all The military ~
vastaeo~ in his hands he il planning 10
take the capital while the nrdiaSors arc
debatisg Al Niagara Falls. III he san
du hi, the meiiatitH conference will
have little loft ID discuss. The ulimina-
ton If hucrta j. thr chief object "a
President WiiSoa'S Mexican policy. .Hd
il il be- brought about by the conslitu-
iionaliSis without aay direct assistance
irons The United States the hest the
Washington administration can - - III
certssfr~ he policy Of watcLful waiting
until Carranza shows whether hr i
'aprble 81 setting up . dcccn; govern.
mcn' unls which natives ami Foreigners
are alike protected in their rights
brooklyn Eagle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22
RAILROADS AND RAILROADERS

The Southern Pacific reports that the
accident record Of The road for March
was n oi the best in lis history. Nnt
2 single fatality. either Ia "A passenger
nr employee. occurred from The opera
lion MI trains or IN industrial pursuits.
me farifr system. $3.50 miles. ear
lied 3.OtHuOO passengers ~ aggregate
diSiarse Of l"O2.655pG0 miles in March
without 2 single injury and of fh, -
.Hn crlplovcrs only n wa. injured
III an arr dent. The Southern Pacific
has \ record uf having nnrraird W. ~
tire line Tor five Years and eight m.nths
without a iaial accident L. a paSsan.
Ger resulting from train operation.
On the Cleveland division w 49, Raj.
ilmnrr / Ohio. the safety first move
meHi kaS hrrn expanded mo MI offir-
cheney movement. with a gratifying a..
gree az success; and now the .uperin.
tcndent. Mr.. le~hildcr. proposes thar
thrv>go \ slap farther and include III
thrF program . more Intimately p.r.
son3l Gl~nsnf safety. efficiency. thrift
The bait nore 4 Ohio Tor wars has had
. relief department. asd in ihis depari>
meni there IS q savings bank. condu.teJ
for the benefit III all employees Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

We have said but little attention 10
politics and what the candidates are do
Ing lately. A. the matter now stands In
the race for Governor. Col,atsl Hnll has
y little shade the better of his opIun-
ehts and Ferguson H. the srlv candidate
IN the fickl who has any show and il
seems that his Show is very slim. col.
oncl X. VI. Johnston Of the Houston
Post and Hon. Clarence Ouslry Of the
Fort Worth Record. two Of the staunrL
ssi dyed in the wool" antis have GENE
out for the Houston candidate which will
weaken FcrguSon'S stand in the race.
considerably. ~ 10 local politirs. We
hardl@ known that - clc -tion j. t. br
held ~ July. Cult COuramt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22
WITH THE EDITORS

\ new g,rc.copir apparatus for bal
ancing two wheeled vehicles. recently
brought ON by a B,Tropcas invenios, has
reached suck "A stage OF dcycl,a,aicni that
u l. new hrng promoted commercially
~ England for use both on monorail
ears aud two-M heel~l automobiles. ~
his apparatus the professional power nf
the gyrsscopc l. employed for maintain.
ing The balance III the vehicle in the same
manner that il is employed for siabiliz.
ing a ship. bHt with u mechanism that
y remarkable for its simplicity ia .'um-
I~arison with the procession engine 1nd
other controlling apparatus ordinarily
used with an active syroS 'ope. \. picture
OF a g,rescopic automobile is = feature
of the June Popular Mechanics maya.
zine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22

Nas aIe The rsrl, uagT f,
lag ani you lag pckud
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-22
81 Never Saw Eas
Grow Like This,


The tape me2su Q ar She 81 -
n fresh. silky Istr, of vo
that you never exFaien ei bef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
BENEFIT FOR BAND TO BE
GIVEN AT lOYDS TONIGHT
Masquerade Skating and Dancing Party
With Music by Band--Prisss Of
tered BY Merchants.

\ masquerade skttins and dancing
patt, for thc benefit of tho Corpus
Christi Marine Hand viii hc given AZ
l.oNda I1or tonight starting AT son
o'clnek Thfourhoui thc evening musit
viii hr furnished hy the hand
rho Corpus christi lmnd is ore uf
the hcst In thc state and h. Appreciated
uN al CORPUS Christians , D. Loyd
proprietor 90 l.oNds has ycrN generous
N trrrrl Go give The proceeds ct ,o-
niEhi's entertainment go the hand
musicians.
for best costpmed couple attendinr
toe skating tournament and thc dane
lrs. merchants have offered the follow
inr rrlress
First prife, gi,vn hy NJ tichtenstcir
a sons. party casc value $40 SECOND
Prise. siven hy ierat Allen Furniture
ro. picture value So. third prize eir
on bN = parcnfeld 4 son. nroaeh
value 81. fourth PRIV. sellers Grocer
Co, fruit wake. Naine 81 nfth pfiye
a. g. Hardware CO. aluminium kettle
value sa sixth Prize. Croicher's elsa
store, box chocolates. value s. seven
m prlro rrcsdwen's prur Store. ho,
chocolates. value 81 eiehth prite Pal.
ace failNrs. pressins rard. value 81 go.
ninth prise. Martin Tea 4 CDff.c so
coffee. Nsise. 81 tcrth prirc. Fayorits
l,Nrher shop. 81 So ia trade
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
BUSINESS SESSION OF THE
CITY FEDERATION WAS HELD
En,husiaatic Reports Were Received al
Regular Meeting Held Yesterday
Afternoon.

The attendance az thc bualnosg Fcs-
sion - the City Federation yestcr'lay
afternoon. WINS uuusuallS large ond Che
reports brought forth enthusitst"
discuHsiunH The witrd chairman gave
mo- detailed report ~ lhe work bot the
membership list and duoa are 300 good
shape
The statement To the effect that the
Federation 10 entirety ont Of debit hay
lnr made the last payment on the side
walks ln the paih several weeks Hgo
brought forth a ruund Uf Applause
Mrs Noss Davis chairman NJ the
Parent nndrcashrra Association de-
pnumeut gave yers pie'FinF report
~ the wuri, with an anticipation FOR
the coming YEAR a lea Cor "a lurecr
attendance waH made
Mrs William Gerhard. chairman ~
thc Humane COMMITTEE who nfs been
absent for three months gave "a CONE
prehenaise account 81 the report done
hy the committee during her HbHenrc
sevcrtl difficult cnHes were wen haui-
Ted and an expenditure of uvvr iti n
Geo operative Wnrk wns reported
Mrs tlslnk A. Tompkira chairman
~ the Rufs,i y ork gave "a very prac-
iirh forecast ~ the ~uril a. le dome
in hunr the rural and cuts women to-
gethcr letter was read from Miss
Clearing 1T Austin The need ~ =
rost rnum Tor visitors in the city was
again mentioned by AIRS rompkins and
"a discussion followed 'rhe fact that
/ tho business club of men hnd beer
planning toward thia arrangement wa
brought out and the women stand
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
DAUGHTERS OF CONFfDERACY
IN CONVENTION At SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Ca Nov ~ The
flower of Southern w0mnnhood was
represented today by q record gather
na ~ the United daughters of the
Confederacv and from every city and
town ln the south as well AS fnm
chapters n McNico Ciiy and Hosion
the fair delegates came with erthusi-
aHm
The annual general convention was
opened this morning with brilliant eX-
rrs Uses Governor Slaton and Mayor
Datnut welcomed tht Daughters go the
city Tho annual address, ~ ihe pfesi-
dent general was heard and the dele
gates ustrred 20 the reports from the
various states
The most interesting nov feature az
tho convention was The baby chapter
which sent from Noston AN encouraging
report ~ fhe work ~ the southern wp-
mcu n liostan Cor tho correction 0i
tine famous "othrr monument" ou bose
ton common SD that the credit for the
actu1l discovery " tho anaesthetic
properties af ether would be- accorded
90 j southern doctor. Crawford W
Long 40 Georgia The Bostsn chapter
expects to accomplish this. despite all
opposition
incidental tn the regular convention.
the Daughters sre celebrating the
twentieth tdrfbgnv q the organization
For &c WIS " scpierssr 1898 that the
United pauehtcts was formed Prom
ihli little meeting tho ranks hos,
0own unu' tndls There are 100 0lf
memacra all actively Interested lu th,
ercnt work which the southern women
3 hrNr una, rtakeu The accomplishment
~ the United Daughters is reviewed
/ TODAY with delight not only Dy th,
members. bat hy an southcrncra
The convention VIII occupy four dave
and VII consider a huge plan Tor wnrt
during the coming year. Many soeia
affnia have Boon planned, and th'
first ~ these VIII be- o reception tonigh'
nv tho officers to the visiting dele.
gates
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
SUFFRACETTES TO MEET IN
NASHVILLE ANNUAL MEETING


previous conventions OF tho vote seoi,.
ere Friday Dr Anna Howard shaw
President ~ the National association is
io deliver her annual address and 20.
morrow the opening guns in the fight
or issues viii be fircd.
There ave two question which will
lmm the nucleus ~ thc discussios Tho
first is thc question of a federal am
endment for suffrarr or states rights
There Is strong feeling that the ma
iionai organization should Work heart
and soul % wiring "a suffrage amend
ment from Congress The southern
vpmcn. particularly oppose this aiti-
tndc and for the nest two DAYS thr'
have boon holdina meetings ln Chatta-
roora. fprmulaiing pltn Is stand pai
on the right - Individual states to ac-
eomplish me necessary measure
The scrond hig question is the two
suffrage measures now in Congress
MANY members of ihc national 1rean-
Isaton maintain. with tho nntlonai
hoari ara Mrs Mcdtn Mccormick. that
no Shafroth amendment Co the cou-
sututon ls the only way % secure
enough ouud siifrnrr ststrr 20 mako
possible Wraigh suffrage amend
menf to tho Constitution which has
always boon and sun Is tho ultimate
atm 90 the association Tire Shnfroh
amendment prn, ldcs fnr suhmitfinc che
question ca tho voters ir each state
hy Initiative petition nut the Cove
grcssional tniun. the effaprins though
very prccoc Gus ana rcbrlliour one
~ me nauonal erganiF1uon, hacks ihe
Hristnw Mrndcii nmenhmsni 0nr the
Union has p-ip or IT'S parent through
Various ~ rs leaders
Almost Nershadawlne this diffcrcne.
'e the matter ~ the ConeresSiorAi
Unions policy in hailInr the Demo-.
cratic party RESPONSIBLE FOR the non D.
rassaee ~ suffrage amendment. and
iis action tn wnrkirR tn defeat Bono
Gratis. policy which nr shaw. tho
national president has condemned a.
suicidal and which is contrary Ga the
non partisan policy since adopted bv
the association
The most important " the coutro .
vefsies that have hecn carried hcrs
from tho smaller examinations Is tina,
between Airs Medni McCormirk and
4 MIS- Grace Wilbur Trout. which hev
caused bitter flshi ln the inlr,is ar
sanitation Another il the snn, III a..
Conercssionai Union membership 81
Nashingion. whore the wives and
friends % southern Democratic oor
Z gressmen have holtcl the Urler ana
formed an orsanisatlon opposed 10 IN :
political activities 81 the Consresslepai
linton
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
FAMOUS NEW YORK PEAUTY
WEEDS MINER MILLIONAIRE
DOROTHY DUNN WHOSE PHOTO
HAS ADORNED MANY MAGA.
ZINE COVERS Woes HENRY
CLAY CARR

NEW YOuK. Nov il bofothy Dunn
whuA' niotgr0a drawn bY fhrg ch.iatb
nNd iielieuu hive appeared ON che cove
eta " many inpular magAalrea. waa
mlrrei urifht 90 lirnI Ciaf Carr
the diarnycfor and rwnoi VT thc iif0Hd
pnss Minra ln Alaska ihn tHluo 81
which ls rrunfr1 to tNn infn the mil-
Hons iH tut go Wniefa prominent
dinner club at ls7 West FORTY ninth
steet Mr cnns who be- eraduni. OF
Harvard met Minis Dunn last eicntion
nlrh fnr tnc first sight
MlsH Dunn ls the dpugnier ~ frnh
Tor Dunn ~ Minneapolis Minn. n
wealthy lnmherman anf Hnre arriving
ln Sew York three ienfa nffn Hhe hNs
beru in nrtcfll az the iuaadwa music
IA Productions Nj and Mrs carr wili
lra,v lOr ralilufHia nest week md fgum
there they win rn tu Nlaaha where
they Viii foWtln uuui nest fan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
JUBILEE BANQUET OF THE
DEMOCRATS FRIDAY NIGHT
Democracy 81 County 20 Celebrate
Victory OF November With psn.
quct at Nusees.

The Jubilee banquet 90 be- given on
tomorrow nisht M this Nutcea itutrl
under the auspices ~ the Nuunp Mcr s.
Democratic club promises to be one III
thc most ihrvciy attended affairs ~ lts
klnd held in Corpus christi for man,
months A n chalk secretary 81 tho
club stated last nieht that rcsetya tions
for rletcs are heinr received hs enc
score and hN anticipates the nttcnl
anee nf a. '-ast goa Democrats ns.ui
an parts ~ Nucc'a cnuut,
I'm sending nui INVITATIONS it ls yrrv
likely that many Democrats hnVr hcrn
overlooked" stated ar Chslk 'nra ,vc
Viii he VeA glnd for any of thir mum
her to overlook gar failures bon this ~
spcct and tn attend thr banquet any .
way az every Nucces county Demo.
rrat has Hn invitation Co attend rho
banquet has been arranged for Gels.
hntinH The splrmdld victory achic, a
hN the party la the election ~ No
Ncmhrr
u b. expected that llueh Il Suthc.
lama wiz hc POSTMASTER The specches
to he made viii he lmpr,mptn and
short fhose wha viii he called ngsu
viii hc Mayer ROY Miller. judge Wal
ter rimum a. e. baldwin James a.
( Taylor y. a. Russell Russell saVasc
ana others
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
CURE YOUR COLD
IN A few HOURS
AND feel FINE
.pspEs colo COMPOUND" OPENS
CLoCcED NOSE AND HEAD
AND ENDS GRIPPE.

Relief comes Instantly
A doss taken every tTo hours until
thsec doses are taken Will end srippe
misery and break up Severe cold
slthsr ln the head. chest body of
limbs
II promptly opens closFed-np h"f'fiih
and air pnsmgcs in the head. stops
namv Discharge or nose running. re-
ustea sifh headache. dullness fever
isbnaes sore tlrnhs sneexing soreness
and stiffness.
uo,fs stay stuffed up Quit blowing
and .nufninG Ease your ihrobhlnR
head Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief ne "Plpcs cold
COMPOUND which costs only 20 cents
az any drug store y acts without
assistance. tastes nice, causes no IN
convenience Ne sure you set The
genuine Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
WINTER DEMONSTRATIONS IN HOME
ECONOMICS FOR SOUTHERN WOMEN
corroa Market

LEGAL quotations Wsdnesdsy--
The Corpus Chfissi Compress Com
pany announced ories % 2 70
7snd ia cents nsiddling basis for
spot eettcn. Sales during the day
we're light.
DALLAS. Texas. Nov ii.--Spot
Gotten today sold az "a cents mid
ding basis. Sales ior the day we're
5.o31 haiss.
HOUSTON. Teas, Nov. ii.-Spo,
cotton closed steedy 70 higher,
hiddling brough, - 20 7ils cents.
Sales we're $500 bates.
SAN ANTONIO. Nov, ii--Sp0,
cotton brought ? and IS for MD
ding. and ga Tor strict r,ddlina
and and So for good n'ddlins
Fs,~ sales reported
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
=: City News in Brief =

Mrs. Amos G. Robinson, secretary oil
The United charities ana Airs William
oefhnrdt. chairman ~ the Humane
Committee " he Cliy Federation pian
10 leave saturday for san Antonio
where they win attend ibe annual
moeiinE ~ The Texas cOnferefcr 81
Chhfitlca and Corrections The CDn-
ycnllon viii be 10 stsaion Tor three
days
Unsettled Is the local forecast snd
rata the Washington forecast fJr Cor
puA Christi to-day a HIGHT rain feii
during last niaht. the precipitation
startling shortly after 1000 0'eio"k and
continuing Tor thr Efcaief part ~ ~ 3
niehf. colder weather within the pres
enl week Is the nauffirial forecast
Joe Hirhch, vice president Of tho Cor
piss Christi National BANK Yesterday
morning returned from Houston where
h. attended the crop conference Tie
reports that the conference wan highlf
snoooasful and BE- believes that Due rc~
suit n he meeting VIII BE- That plans
Tor dipcffification ~ crops 10 TrxaN
fafmefH viil bsnr better results.
rivsl and Pitts yesterday re7ortsd
the receipt ~ Tho firm ~ solid rnr-
laaa ~ 1915 model ifdrka
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
WAR RAISED LIVING cosr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. N Sln.,
me knrcpean war began the eost 81
living n san Francisco ss estimated
% have NdNanced about isN per crnt
Figures complied today show that fresn
meats sfe ref cent hieher and thai
flour has some up IA per cent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
EDUCATIONAL BOARD Old NOT
MEET.

AUSTIN. Nov ii-Thc regular
monthly meeting % tho state hoard q,
educatioa was aot held today. owlnr
20 ghe absence Of Governor colauit,
from she city and the sickness % See
rotary ~ state Mcinert who Is suffer
ing from q seServ attack 81 laxripps
The meeiins Win likely he held the iat
ter part - the week
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
coSoRgeArioNAllsrs OF
NEW ENGLAND MEET

h',STpN. Nov ii--rhe New Eng
Ana CONGREGATIONAL Congress opeu~d
iis fourth annual convention M park
Siwct Church this morning Rev \.
2 C"nr,d made lhe address II wei.
csfne MANY RELIGIOUS subjects arr ap
Tor discussion and MANY noted speak
er~ afu hrtv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
sRlTlsH PARLIAMENr coNvsNss

LONDON Nov. N The FINANCING ~
the var Is the most important measure
60 come ilnmediAsrS, hcfare an. mi.
,ish iNt'tamrnt which convened to-
aaN fhat The llan viii prov.dr for
"a hnE drawn oar struxslr. and extrn.
N'Ne 'NieN ~ r'nes~lel i,N ih, n,emies>
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

Either to-day o. tomorrow the Btu.
hthlc Company expects "a complete
cancfste work ON Waco street Exca
walton work ~ w proeresa on south
eerncahua street and concrete work
on that strssct VIII start Within tao
hett few days
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

Mlss i.stiie Carroll viii have her
rcRli1r dancing rianH tonight 80 ire
Nuocea Hotel from $3.50 a. ~ 90 Thu
ros Troi and ihe iislf and iiah VII
b. Demonstrated The best ol music
VIII he furnished tis
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

Fort Arannaa after q short stay ln the
city
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

Fish and oysters prompt delivery
next door Seaside Theatre. RiDff
city Fish aud oyster Co. ]. A..
Kanipe. Mrr Telephone sNa. Gao
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