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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
DKWE IS HERE
Editor Of The Nations Business Con.
fers Win Local Board Of Trade
ONciais

Hon fr0sv"00r Drwo ~ WaaEfrg.
Ton. U r.. editor ~ Tho Nation pYsi
ness. Irr Official publication N Tho
National Chamber ~ Commerce. vas
in fhia CITY yesterday. corf.r-inF with
oHcl1'. of the Wheeling Hoarf rI
rHl' I.HraIlg Tho representation Of
the local board In tho aafIoraf 1rs...|
zr'i1r Nr Dove i. ono OF fhs I.HH
inc commercial organizers ~ The caur
try
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

r The valley Athletic club Of South
b"llatrc viii give "a dance boz their ci.tb
rooms 90 stop 90 SATURDAY ev.r,I-...
g"'l music will boz rendered by an ur.
gnesira aud fine time is assured an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Louis Barteck. who was committed 20
the county jail several weeks ago for
NettinE Tire TO the barns % the Hut
Gibson Coal company. was taken TO Co-
iumbuE. where he will receive treat
ment AZ The state hospital for the tn
sane. Judge Nichols examined him
Tuesday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

The four foreigners who were arrest
81 last evening for throwing stones
through the window Of an operator.s
oftice. out on the u. A. -. road and We 4
brought 70 bridgeport. received their
nearing yesterday before Mayor Schef-
Ter, who gently handed the four the
| tines OF $50 and the trimmings one
Was released. as a relative cashed IN Tor
MIN. hut the other three are stiIi any
lousIy waiting for their relatives to ap-
pear. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

The lawn fete. which was to he held
last evening. was postponed until this
.Nrnlng, on account OF the rain. and viii
Dc held on the 81. Anthony's church
lawn The music will b. furnished nv
me Greenwood band. Of Bellnire Re-
The evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

This evening the members = the 10
~ board - edlcatfnr all hold a very
important meeting ~ the office %
f.Hfs- @Creefa The meeting VS.
-cheduled Tor last Tuesday evening bit
~ NJ 20 tne oates being mixed 10 was
postponed until this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

eran church BY the ladies N the Cougre-
cation, whose birthday comes in this
month. The evening was spent IN a
social way and NJ reasonable hour
GA ntN refreshments were served A
fine program b. being arranged for the
meeting next month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

~ recent meeting - the members
or tho - q. -. club 10 was decided TO
20 camping near Deep Run. about three
miles above this city. Tho members Of
the club IRE very busy getting their
paraphernaliH ready. as the tents Will
he pitched Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

The street force Of tho city was en-
gagged 20 doing number ~ Jobs az the
local Playground YESTERDAY afternoon
and as result ~ their labor the swim
ming pool was flushed and put into
shape for use by The Kids OF the city.
The pool was hlled last week. hut iu
some manner the sewer 90 drain ~ got
plugged up ard i'u not permit the wat.
Or 20 Dc changed. Sine" saturday even.
ing the pool bias hsev draining end 200
order 90 rush tho work 81 WIS necessary
% secure the services ~ tho street
force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Tho reception - have been hold Al
the Welsh congregational church this
evening. sn honor Of the new pastor
REV J. jenkins, has been postponed I'M
III tomorrow evening on account Of the
Hntimeiy death Of the late Eddie
Bowen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Despite me Indictment wrrfHrr Hf ra.t
eif.irE "a large crowd attended no
.riNlH' social Eirrn Ir frs -Hrfr.
-.".'I room f' r' Johns German IHfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Did you hear about Murgins tax.
inr no settlement work."
Yes he usually works his credit.
ors for go cents on the dollar. "-Tov1
Topics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
MIGHTY NiMRoOs RErURN

Messrs. Peter Haborstick. II. C..
whitaker and Tom Butcher who have
been fishing az Pine Lake arrived
home last night az midnight from a
months stay boz the wilds All are
mem bcrs OF tho Elks club and were
not appris'd Of the accident and dcafh
Of their brother g. &. Flaccus until
they reached the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

e used and a large amount Of routine
business was transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Scotland boz n.rf. fv4 lakes shoe
hundred feet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
CATTLE TRADE oRAecv.
Market a. Fort Worth is Nearly Steady
pesp,,e siownoss

FGRT WORTH Dec H. Although
the trade was draggy WednesdaNs
market cam, close 10 being steady The
trade was uneven hut range 90
STEADY 10 10 cents lower seemed 20
catch the Rsncfal draft. Receipts were
liberal about $500 cattle ana 1900
calves arriving.
Good steers brought fi.0o 10 Sc 40
prices that displayed NO uuonhle
change, but some at the lower priced
stuff was weak 10 80 cents on
Sales " cows and hcif,rs were made
on an uneven market the Hpread heing
steady to 30 cents lower Tho early
market was absolutely lifolrsa. but fair
action was observed late In the session,
On bulls thcrv was no Quotthio change.
Everythine availabie as Killers In the
calf line sold on q steady basis aud tht
market was active, Receipts were fath-
or liberal hut Stuckcrs constituted the
blk end 81 The run.
nrisN traiinr WAS featured Ia ths
stocker and feeder division. steers
CONS and calves sclllns Ia "A broad de
mand Al sood. steady ratea. Steers
ArouEts $50 90 500. COWS sloe e.
81 go and calves tt60 10 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
:: City News in Brief =

pirrcs of photo pnfttsSnl 90 human
cmorarH thN has astu ya presented
Thirty employees Of tho ouge nhsir, :
rohn Company and az CueunhelIu and
Nuhn we're guests % Herman Cul.l
last night ar hts home on South nernd.
way At 500 O'Clock o Hump,uuus
banquet ir eight courses was served
aud was followed Dos short talks hy tnr
boost, hy Soc rthn A. T. Mnis.rt S.
C. uirhi W O. DAVID. ~. o. Wakor.
ln ani D'lem 4 romplef. account of
Ihr Nfau VIII appear boo the t1ciai
COLONIES 40 tho SUNDAY Caller.
Sis mere days 20 contribute =, m,
lNnd rhcrr fund The caller b. now
rniainE Ter tho Good Cheer Conmittoe
FUND thAf VIII he used 10 put, ...as
isofH Sits for the poor children 10 The
eiiy ihe gifts 60 BE- presented next
Friday. Those desiring 20 contribute
FRO r'qneeted 90 Hsnd sucl funds 10 the
Caller offic. iuat as early ns possible.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18

ket FOR cider has been limited. due 10
the fact that II can only De kept sweet
short time and that rs bulk makea it
too expensive for transportation when
long distances are 10 be covered This
concentrated elder ferments very slow .
IS when kept az a low temperature.
When diluted with water Il has prac
ticshy the samc flavor AS the original
apple Juice from which Il vas made
and It's condensed form makes il much
cheaper 20 ship.
Considerable attention has also been
devoted 20 the fish industry which up
60 the present time has been a subject
II much leas scientific study than meat
packing With the growing scarcity
Of m"at however. u seems obvious that
fish viii come to play q more import
ant part lu the Nations food supply
and such questions as the best means
~ storage transportation. and the
prevention at waste deserve careful in
vesugauop An instance OF tho value
~ this work is afforded by the Maine
sardinc Industry As a result of gov
eminent investigation marked i'm
pruycment has taken place Ia The quail
ity NJ American sardincs put np hy ~.
along tbs coast 81 tina,
state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
"rhIs 10 Ny Ala, Birthday"
Franels Burton harrinon.

1rrnncis Burton Harrison. Governor
isnsrsi of the Philippines, FORMER con.
2teesushn and yetofan 81 the apanlsh
Ner. wes born December rs, is7a az
View York. lilo was educated az Yale.
and took up the study OF law Ito was
&hnstted to the har In is9s In New
York. When the spanish War hroke
y,t hcseniisted as q private IN Troop a
q the New York volunteer cavalry,
Ind WIS advanced TO cartaln ana then
4" Adjatnnt General OF u. <. volun.
Ners' Aftcr the war he ran for Con
evess and served from 1910; 90 leia.
Nhen he resigned Ia Aactp, his present
nigh post as governor. general of the
Philippines.
During November OF this year. Gov.
crnor-0cneTel Harrison created still
hy demanding the removal o. Clinton
l. RIGGS. secretary OF Commerce and
Police IN the Philippines. In a row ovel
the superslslon al The native cenatah.
ulary. Tho clash Of the governing
board was adjusted. however without
any renioypla
Governor General Harrison Ia sog
% Constance Gary Harrison. the au.
thofcas, His hrother. ralrfaN Harrison
~ prominent railway man Of IN,
Toulh and southwest,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
PROBABLY RAIN AGAIN TODAY
IS FORECAST LOCAL OBSERVER
Win Rain and Lew Temperatures
Yesterday Was Altogether Disa-
grossblc.

While the temperture yesterday
was ~ drgrees hlnhcf than OH Monday
and Two degrees hghef than on
"Wednesday the dny. riimaticaiiy
spsakinr was tho most disagresahie
~ ih" winter \ llnhi rain ten and
courlsd with the chilly blpais from thp
northeast thc weather SEEMED alto
rethrr cut u place fur Corpus Christi.
whcn, good weather is boost
Tho forecas, FOR Corpus christi and
vicinity FOR today promiscs no i'm
prDvcmcnt both The local fnd Wash
lngton forecasts tor thu Guli Coast ad g.
viting Probably rHin fresh vast
winds"
The bulletin ISSUED. b. local observer
Lehman Yesterday said
Tho prevailing hiea rrsmdre area
IL central over Tho ohio valley. while
tic barometer 10 iallinI IN the west.
Temperatures ARC slowly rslng west
o. the mississippi though readings OF
10 10 20 dcFrueh below zero are stlll
reported from Norih Dakota and north .
eFn Wyoming. lnihs o,s, .cro wealth
r. Is confireh 60 the take reRion aud
indiana
Win the exception % heavy rains
~ s6uthcru Florida tbs Weather con-
unues generally clear In thr' eust LIGHT
rain has fallen durips the last day IN
centru and southern Texas, followed
hy siect IN the northern portion Of the
aiate and rs snow la Missouu and
knnaaa Tcmpprtturcs la Texas are
now above freezing except in the Pam
handle
-, ia ,....,..,. t.
rain anc slowly rislng temperature. are
the conditions expected In thiq vicinity
for the next 80 hours"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
ARIzONA'S HANGING BEE
NOW SET FOR SATURDAY
AuRDGaERS CONVICTED OF
CRIMES WILL FACE THE
HANGMAN.

pIloENIN, Doc H. Arizonas hang.
INK bee is set tor Saturday. when muir
derers who have been convicted aud
held awaiting the decision Of the
voters OF She staic whether capital
punishment would bee abolished. viii
face the hanEman one after another
just how many % the condemned
men will actually swing tomorrow Is
,ttl Ia dQuoL Tor Governor ". L.
Hunt has already extended lenisncy 70
some ~ them pending the decisions on
their appeals fer now trial. and his
lacllnatlon 10 To postpone the whole
affair ana hang the offenders AT differ
enf times 10 the future. Although the
Governor Us stcadfastly opposed 10
capital punishment he has accepted the
decision OF the citizens that murderers
~ ihis state must pay the forfeit with
their lives
Originally thecr we're IS men con.
demned 20 die on December 18th. as A
result 81 the referendum vote. cover.
nor Hunt pared down that number 10
cight, and there Is likelihood that this
number VIII be Gu, down by executive
elemeney Here are the eight men wlio
are condemned
0'aar les Shaffer white. railway In
eoror. who Killed railroad conductor
Was sentenced 10 be hanged May O.
1914 y
w. W kermeen. white. killed J. I
Harrch Ills pal. laat May Made n
confession. telling how, IN sort az
trance. he shot his friend wlth rifle
stole his watch aud other valuabies
and lied 90 ~ Paso Was sentenced
TO DC hanged october 9. ipit
William Campbell colared hoot
hlhck, who shot ana killed KiA kim,
white prisefightrr Ia lrescou Msy
?. ISL Kirby conducted poker
same IN the tendnrloln Campbell loaf
and issued n cheek. on witch ne later
stopped payment, Ito was sentenced
% be hanged iuly Is. 1911
Eduardo rercz, Mexican. VII, aho,
and Killed Felicio Chacon Al con 49,. =
Junction August H. 1870. ana VI
sen'saesd 10 die April q. lgli. rho
"vuto was over a Mexican woman.
Miguel Ftrlata, Mexican. who klliea
nus "ue and another. man, sentenced
10 die October ~. iaiA.
n ~ chavc1, McSirar VITO snef ~,
ais home IN Jerome aud Killed an an.
proaehing police officer. Charles KIN
ans ssnteneed 20 Aie March Il. isii
francisco Rodriguez Afexican q,
fhocniS who shot his wife willis az.
pleaded on her knees hefore mir,
sentences 20 hans MAY :. lsia
Elnsiseo Garcia, Mexican who kB,.
sd charles Harris in Phoenix on IN,
= 1918 hsrris wah a policeman ~,
'ee'ihs rai'roaa property.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
. ssHs1 ss1s.SxwS
NOTES FROM LABOR
WORLD.

Night work Tor childfcn is prohlbite,
in So states
The Maryland Workman's Compcn
salion act went into effect Sovem,
Der /,
More than 10 per cent OF American
miners are working under union condi-
tions
0crm0nys paper industries empil,
10000 girls under the age o. &c.
Porto Rico is not behind The times
Il has PASSED a child labor law
Louisiana has recently PASSED "a com
pensation and liability Law Tor work
men.
Factory regulation viii bee enforced
In Japan, beginning next month
Chicago has s9s 600 wage cafncrs
who are paid an average 81 SIsl per
day.
The roll OF honor Of the pennsyI.
wanna H. H. numbers fgs0 former en-
ployees.
Compulsory arbitration In Australia
anu New Zealand is pointed 10 az Il
failure hy union authorities
sLSAoldno Mou agl { 6Jtuupr uO
haplllty law u relation TO workmen
VIII 90 into effect 10 Kentucky.
Workingmen OF the United states are
gaining au inside Vic& OF the Rock
eiollcr influence In Colorado. Ebert
lluboard's services must have come
high
An Ohio syndicate has purchased
Arkansas mines. with the purpose of
operating them on the upen-shop ha-
Hia.
The American workman Is the deem
est sympathl1cr IN yhe war lie realix-
IS the cost 81 the slaughter and snf.
'eflng 70 the rank and file.
Joe cannon's return 70 Congress is
not cause FOR Joy among iaborine
men. lie has always been opposed to
leglslatson aiding labor.
+. +. Lamoreux. editor OF the stock
ton Calif, Labor News, was recently
sentenced TO days in Jail and 10
pas fine OF 1850 Tor contempt.
IN ONO law has been passed max
hs No month for months each
war the minimum salary for school
ieaehers And they say they earn IL
ne Canadian gov crnmeuts plan of
neSlng the return passage OF immi.
srants 81 times when their entry would
asEraVaie employment conditional Is
.-rsly Lne atndy Of Uncle Sam.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
SHIPMENTS OF LIQUORS TO
ANY POINT CAN BE MADE
Following Decision Of Court Esprsss
Company Announces "We arc
Ready for Business"

Following decision of the Court Of
Criminal Appeals that shipments 90
liquor can now be- made 10 AN ntor-
state points regardless of whether pr
NOT precinct or county option pres ana
the Wrllf Fargo Express Company
yesterday announced that thyy o~r
now accepting booze shipments for
any point in Texas
The ruling II the higher court meats
that the Allison liquor bin has been
hnocked out and that dealcra ana IN
Msiduols can ship intoNleutine liquors
90 any point Under The Alllaon law
shipment OF liquors into a local option
town, precinct on county wan ualnWf,l
In "A majority opinion the Court ~
Criminal Appeals held that the Allison
law does not apply To intra- state
shipments of honor 10 dry territory
when Intended Tor personal uso OF
other lawful purpose Judges Davidson
nnd Harper constituted the majority
and both wrote opinions judge Prem
hergnss disevntcd In vigorous opinion
~ which he severely criticised the ma q
iority opinion az judge Harper and
called upon juigra TO stand hitch
ed"
Today's decision follows the recon,
declaration og the majority To- the Isl.
met fcede case, wherein it MAS held
that liquor shipments from beyond IN,
state could be delivered in dry territory
IN Texas when for personal use and
other lawful purposes T0daN's de.
cision applies the same doctrine a. local
~ mira state shipments Thus. this
liquof dealers In Corpus Christi ma,
snip Go man in Bishop. the Same as
"a" shipment max bc made from ei
Louis under the pccdc decisiDn.
iudgcs Davidson and Harper arrive.
AZ The same conclusion tho discharge
II relators by slishtiy different
route OF reasoning judge Davidson
says the law 10 Unconstitutional Iude,
Harper Saws Il Is only inopcratiyo IL
80 Gar ne u applies so shipments ful
Nersonal use or other lawfaw pnr
poses.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
SPORTING NOTES.

~ Mo'saSl has recovered the ,,s, Il.
Z, n's IN INJURED s., wins ana win soon ne See. y
.,, Mss bcrtha King and Miss Marh,
..'sar~A,ef' o.fh claimants Of The Nc.
'asns pool 'i'ie' arc matched for a de- I.
v,,, Nv ~ between CHARLEY White ana
- .ssns sn,''shrns N New York hss besr
h'"'poned until dee. seth. WA
9s''is't slosson. TIE 81 -srar.o,a -,
''arf veteran. win ,acklr v,,s. ',a oai-
line. 'S az ~ oaik-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
GOVERNMENT WORKS !
FOR PROPER LABELED
FOODS AND DRUGS

= - 49, 49, --.-ssa------ 49,
been taken to enforce ,h.s rulina
Measures ar, htne taken "a prcvrn,
the exploitation ~ ao-eailed radio.
active waters IN which the amount of
nahum. IA negligible. Furthermore
mineral waters T. which has been add.
ed earhonie acid ras or mineral saH
are not any more sola, as natural
but are properly labeled
In connection With tie nurs4ua
work % food inspection. tNu Important
sanitary surveys have been made ~
oyster Eruwing localities. one ln Ches.
epeekc Bay, and one IN Jamaica Raw
\, y Wherever these surveys N,
suited In the discovery 81 polin,ea
NrsN,s the osstermen moved th,.ir sto.k
10 clean water ana maintained II Their,
fVg a sufficient TINS. urtil an aans.s
70 the consumer Was done away with
Nltogcthcr there Nrrs, nearly ia0oO
samples OF foed and beverages cnl.
ieS'ed and analyre'l The eoopera
ton OF other branches 81 the Govern.
men, has hcen secured tor the prose.
Vuuon ot eases not fully covered hy
the Food and nriss Act lNr exam.
W" IN one case connected with illegal
uatilc ln bad vgns a number ~ per.
sons we're indicted for consrlra,v In
another case a manufacture u hay.
efascs received Ions prison sentence
tot putting wcoa alcohol In his pro.
duets. Wv
IN addition To thts regulators, WORK
Connected with the Enforcement - VA.
'se0s laws scientists 81 the nnrcar
have been carrying on important In.
NcNtigauons. rhc report makes mar.
uenlAr mention ~ tho study az the
snhiect ~ Potato afyink DtN.i NJ.
tetce~ mas be kcpt indefinstriv for
stock tevd and arr OF COURSE much less
bulky, ana thcrfprc less eNp,,,sive
to tfanspor, than orsinary notatc.s
This Investigation VIII ultimately 10
extended % o'hor uses Tor potato pro.
ducts such as tho manufactures ~
starch and elucoso in Or,ier 10 enrout
Axe the productions a. POTATOES a. a
REGULAR part IN crop rotation IN Sro,ions
where this could be done Mith lien.
eft.
Two new WAYS have also hcen ,u..
covered Of utihslng Sara.us ana eur
apples, one Is the mana,actnrr VI ar.
pie syrup hy clarifying aud netting
down apple iuic~ The svr,ip obtained
promises To he a welcome addition 10
our diet as well Az afforlins A rev
rfAtkf Tor tho arNie seoNrr .rrho
other method % diSposlnx ~ the AIR.
plus os apples Is the tnanufaetune ~
concentrated cider Hitherto the mar.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROLL
OF PRESDyTER|ANS
FOR COMING YEAR
COMPLETE ROSTER or scuoo,
ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY.
Plans fer christmas Tree En,s,t.,.
rnent at chun;h on Next wsdnss.
day Evening.

br Henry Austin announced yes,er.
day the complete roster for 1918 of tb.
Presbyterian Sunday school, the liz
following.
Primary Department.
Miss Mildred Scaton Mrs wm. Pit.
rick Sirs. L T. Moses Miss Ella
Wheeler
superintendent, Of Cradle Roll; Ms.
Vim Patrick
Junior Department.
Mrs. y H. wood, Miss Marie Blach.
or.
intermediate Department
Mrs r. O. Cook. Jr Mrs. l.. 1. Der.
nard. Conrad Butcher
Senior Department.
Junior phiiathea, Miss Msrgaw
bingham
Boys' Glass, J. J. McCook.
Young Men. W. r. Norton.
philathea Senior. Mrs !. c raher
Mems class 30 g. + H. Caldwell.
Womens bible Class, r. II. Bingham
Young Womcu's Glass, Mrs Clay
Roberts.
Teachers Training Glass. Miss Lucy
bernard
Officers.
Superintendents: o. II. Johnson Dr.
Henry Redmond. c. c. Stone Conrad
Butcher
Secretaries Miss Edith Smith, q.
A. Davis.
Treasures; Dr. T A. Anderson, J.
. Cook, Sr
pianists: Miss Ella wheeler Miss
Pearl Butcher
Librarians: Miss Lucy Bernard. Miss
Nellle Bluchcr
The sunday school is In splencid
condition ~ recent meeting Of the
teachers II was decided % hold the an
nual Christmas celebration on Wednes-
day night December 20 Full commit
tees have becn appointed 20 Arrange
the event and delightful occasion -
In store Tor the children and members
OF the sunday school.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
Weather Bulletin.

Local forecast Tor today Probably
min, HIGHT northeast Winds
Temperature wind and precipitation
records Tor the y hours endlne Thurs
day ~ r.. N.
Temperature lowo6, o.. highest i6.
at ,, m. 81 Wind velocity AZ =. m.
~ miles per hour from the northeast
State Of Weather cloudy Precipitation
cas- inches Relative humidity 100 per
cont
Ilarometricbl reading at . m re-
dDcei 10 scA.ievol and corrected for
scinpernture 10.is.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18

Ea5 Prusaians under Frederick u
Entered Drehdon, capturing Poll
ish princes Took as officers
and 1900 men prisoners
i1'6--ilattlc Of Great Bridge. Norfolk.
Nlrninn
i77e-- North Carolina adopts state
constitution.
iTs7~ New Jersey Hilfice new federal
cpnttllusioni third state 20 do so.
1896 Threatened invasion OF England
m and Ireland by AN army of $4,000
under General iiocho failed by
dispersion of transport ships
ts20-.AlabpmR legislature passed act
establishing state university,
1894 --iiNifst Legislature of Montana
FefHtoty convened az Hammock
1899 General tawton shot dead In tho
philippines.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18
NOTICE

CITY taNes for tho year 1914 are ncr
1uc and payable 81 the office q tho
city Secretary
as = J. MullEan. city secreiArs'