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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04

uounced. 4 bet II dropped you out the window you wouldn't land OF your
feet like a regular cat No YOU wouldn't Not YOU. You'd break your neck
oh. you wouldn't wouldn't you? All right Wen see"
The boarder rose and carried the unsuspecung Omar to the window.
The Clemens live on the fourth noor and Mrs Clemens loves Omar She
screamed
oh. don't don't" she cried
But Omar with n despaiing squavk. hau vanished into the night
A moment later Clemens let himself In, just IN time His wife had
pushed Allen halfway out the window and was pryinE his fingers loose from
death grip on the window frame.
I bet you won't land on your feet like a regular man. she was crying
hystetcaIy Nc, you wouldn't. Not you. You'd break your neck. Wen
seei"
Clemens rescued Allen, who raj from the house and has not been heard
from since.
Mrs. Clemens raced to the sidewalk but no broken necked Omar lay
there Omar was q regular cat after all
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04
Book learning Not sufnsl.n,.

No amount OF book learning will
proht the poultrymRn unless he takes
sufficient interest In his iOck 10 apply
his knowledge.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04
Chef CANDLES Away His Fine Barbe de PEmpereur

NV YORK Taking a few hours on from making tasty pastry and ice
~ cream Tor persons who go to the Vanderbilt hotel Nicolas Herbscheb,
---L Of mat -.ua-m.nL had . .-..I .aL.nLmr. .h. .h.r n-.L- uawaxar.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04
Sadie, the Joy Riding LeghOrn Hen Of Cleveland

= LEvEIAND. o-There must be a gypsy strain, a vagant nomadic streak
~ In Sadie" somewhere. Sadie Is a brown leEhorn hen OF uncertain age,
outwardy n o different from any other respectable. nestovins bird. but in
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04
Omar Turned Out to Be a Regular Cat" After All

r HlCAGo-Mrs Joseph Clemens is lookng for Omar Khayyam' her blue
- ribbon Persian cat Her husband Is looking for George Allen n boarder
Ln Lhe Clemens anartmenL who used 20 be regarled o one Of Omara best
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04

home at three O'Clock In the morning.
Mrs Clemens and Omar were alone In
the house, for Clemens works nights.
Aliens voice reused Mrs. Clemens.
The boarder was IN the front room
On his knee sat Omar. contented aud
purring. Omar. OF course. did not
know what Allen was saying-but
Mrs. Clemens heard the terrifying
words.
You're jus a lfl old lo~ng.haired
faker-thass what you are. Allen an
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-04
Hop Alley Makes Big Feast, Like the White Men

CT LOUIS. Mo-The Chinese Merchants association celebrated the removal
- into hs q headquarters at 20 South Eighth street the other day The
eAteror OF The threeatory structure was decorated Eorgeoualy. The Gag of
The Washington times., 1914-09-09

all our people could be as happy and
contented as are the ColOred people
of the home.
Use we'll dis mornin. honey.
thanky mann. 'Cept the misery in my
back and the rheumatic in my laiSs.
my haid is better today. how is
YOU
The far-sishted judgment of those
responsible for the location of the
home in this beautiful spot Is more
appreciated day by day as is wit
messed the comfort of its 500 in
mates.
The other side of the picture Is a
sad ono in spite of all that can be
done. and Bluc Plains is often the
place of bitter tears. disappointed
hopes. and ambitions.
who came down in the ambulance
today, father?
You can never guess-some one
we have seen on the streets Of
Washington for years. or some one
We have known
Yes. there is a sad. sad side.
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Photoplayer Becomes
Real Hero in Big War

Cab'ed reports from Paris TO the
american newspapers state that Com
rnander-irr-chicf Jof:rc. of the French
a-rnv had conferred the first medal of
he war upon Corporal Of Dragons Es-
~Cffler for conspicuous Eallantr- in &C
Ion" Pathe Freres have just received
Urfvate adviCes that the hero thus sig
rallv honored is the woll-l:nown actor.
ES~o~ier. member OF their stock com
-arv in Vincennes, and a man Of fire
'aIent N. Escoffier has appeared in
.urnber Of big Pathe and Eclectic fea-
res among them being "Geruinal." ."
leaves OF Memory and "Rocambole.
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.-,.>...DEATHS ..,~

ARMoR-on Wednesday. September .. 1914
RACHEL ANN ARMOR, aged sixty-nine
widow Of the late Charles Armor.
Funeral from her late residence. S64l
thirteenth street northwest, Friday,
september IL. at 2 m. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery.
PHEi-PS-On Tuesday. September 8 1914. q;
10 a. M, at Sibley Hospital. CARRIE. be-
loved wife of Arthur NJ. Phelps.
Funeral services in Glenwood Chapel
Thursday. September 10 at 3 D. m.
tBaltimore papers please copy)
WOOLVERTOS-On Wednesday. Septsmbsr
,. 1914. at O'Clock a. m. PEARL. daugf-
ter OF Mrs. Pearl Woolvcrton. at her -esi-
dence, 1915 Irving street northwest
Funeral arrangements will be announced
later
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TOMORROW.

The Million Dollar Mystery- and
The Voice of Silence" the Trux
ton. North Capitol street and Flor
ida avenue.
"The Sheriffs Sister" "Susie's
New Shoes" pnd "Lodging for the
Might the Empire, 9I5 III street
northeast.
Jnmes Gordon and Betty Harte
In ''The Oath Of a viking Gran
dalTs, Ninth and r. streets.
THE Lure" Olympic Theater,
1881 You street.
I'm search Of the Castswsys,"
Olympic Park. Fourteenth and v
streets.
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON. u. c., September 4 I9l1-
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be rec,iyeJ
az this Department until 2 o'clock D nj
tuesday, September %, 1914. for the FURNISH
ing and Installing OF new skylights ON the
Patent Office Building. Washington, D. C.. in
the work, copies Of which may be obtaiped
on application to the chief clerk Of the De-
partment The right Is reserved to reiecr
part thereof. in the discretion Of the Depart
ment. Proposals should be securely en-
yeloped, marked Proposal for skylights.
Patent Office Building" and addressed to ths
Secretary of the Interior. BO. SWEENEY
Assistant Secretary
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the benefaCt;ons OF the Govern
ment. SiXty-five inmates OF the in
stltutIOn are so helpless they can
not wait on themselves. Charlie
Is confined to 2 roller chair and
never gets out only when some
one lifts him. Mrs. Parker. one Of
our blind patients has not seen the
light Of the sun for thirty Years
nut the light Of God is in her heart.
and her supersensitive finger tips
!ONInEiN "areSs the raised type nf
the Twenty third Psalm The Lord
IL my Shepherd, shall not want"
again becomes the comfort of the
c"mfortlrss. old blind Catherine.
beloved by everybody. is the most
witty irish tongue is hung in the
middle and wags at both ends. al
ways. however. to the delight OF
her hearers and her victim.
SUNDAY is the good day at Blue
Plains, especially to the coior.d
population. The fcrYOr OF their re-
!igious services in prayer. song. and
tNhortatnn. indicat" no laps" from
the old tim" religion. In the
l"nngimE rooms of tn. home NAV he
seen tn" r"mn"nIs o! the old re-
gime.
Location Ideal.
The "brf" the HHI unc!cs and
mammies. W. will miss 50 much
when they are gone Postmaster
General Burleson, looking in on sew
enty-fiVe old Colored mammies at
the home. exclaimed. what a lot OF
good cooking these old mammies
have done In thar day." We ~nh
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WHAT THEY'RE SHOW
ING IN WASHINGTON.
TOD AY.

TODAY
"Atlsntts," CrandslI's, Ninth and
r streets.
Dsnssnt," Olympic Park, Four
teenth and ' streets.
"our Mutual Girl" No. s., ..This
Is the Life,'' and FATTY. GIFT
the Empire, 9I5 u street northeast.
"The brand and The Kids mp"
the TruItOn, North Capitol street
and Florida avenue.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Thomas II. and Mabel Wrathall. girl.
Jacob and Mollie Wolfman, boy
Joseph +. and Elizabeth W. Reed. girl.
Harry L. and Evelyn 8. Perry. boy.
John V. and Lille A. Mason. boy.
Edwin T. and May Miller girl
John G. and Mamie l.. Marshall, girl
Edward and Mamon p. Lord, girl.
lsadore and Sara Horn. girl.
Columbus and Maggie Gray. boy.
Lafayett F. and Viola A. Garner. boy.
Denis ]. and Ross NJ. Fitzpatrick. boy.
William and Isabella Stitt, boy.
Carl and Sophia Keys. girl.
Clarence and Clara johnson. girl.
Alfonso and Susie Dotson. boy.
Benjamin and Mary Bell. boy.
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IN MEMURIAM

Notices for this column are accepted q,
80 cents fiat. either prose or poetry, In case
notice does not exceed ten lines Add II
cents for each line In excess Of ten)
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I ruths By Women Who
Caring For the Indigent
NllOW Poor and Infirm
Home For the Aged
By GARDNER MACK.

Foremost the charities supported by the municipal
Home for the Aged and nrm beautifully situated in
the banks of the Potomac Blue Plains
C. There INDECENT old applying cared for to the end
his until taken by relatives friends Among the
comforts supplied delightful pao and oungng
comfortable sleeping quarters NTH nurses physicians
look after needs Of the inmates
less p'an upon themselves.
Cheefulne marks the counenance of the majority living there
although fen the sadness disappointed and the
ing of their toorn ambitions interesting of
this modern old folks home given here by Mrs. William
of the superintendent the pho
fort of the aged She also gaze
to the missionary work among the Italians Washington
By MRS. WILLIAM T. FAY
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Marriage Licenses

Harry l.. Echols and Lillian r Hess, OF
Ballston Va.
Simon kessler and Jennie Lipshutz.
Henry S. France and Sadie T. Roe.
Eugene Pendleton and Oberta Baker. OF
Louisa, Va.
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Deaths.

UedtQS.
Caroline Phelps, IS years. uf0 North Capitol
street.
William B. Lurty, 81 years. Home Of Aged
and Infrm.
Henry H. Dulaney. IS years. cl2 Eighth stree,
northeast
James c. Cornick, 81 years. 1888 stree,
william A. Nash. y years, sl5 Ninth stree,
southwest.
George E. Dove. IS years. Four and -a-haIt
and o streets southwest.
James Bennett. 20 years. Providence Hospi-
tai.
Marjorie C. Lord. days. ss1 X street north
east
Infant Of Joshua Q. and Bessie Shipley,
days. Georgetown University Hospital
Henry Allen, s. years, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
William Kendrick. 40 years. Freedmen's Hos
pitaI.
Hezekiah johnson. "a years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Annie Allen. 48 years. Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
Bernadine Parker. years. Children's Hos
pital
Henrietta Thompson. g years. aos Angler
avenue, Garfield. D. c.
Kate e. Moten, 81 years, 1899 Vernon street
northwest,
Patrick Carter. 60 years. $50 Olive avenue.
Joseph Lester. months, 225 Massachusetts
avenue northwest.
Sylvia Shorter. months. :2sis Knox court
northwest.
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Farm Supplies Vegetables.


First. il is beautifully located on
the Potomac river on a farm large
enough to Furnish many Of the sup
plies used OF the tabIes-fresh
Nrgeta hles in T. OfusiOn. fruit. and
milk. poultry ana eggs And the
little old woman a!igntiHg from the
ambulance wOuiG enter n modern.
well lightcd building with delight
full sun parIors or loUnging rooms.
comfortable slo' ping rooms. nurses.
attendants. and physician TO min
lister to their comfort and welfare.
AS different from the old time poor
house with the burden OF broken
humanity. young and old, crazy.
diseased. criminal. thrown promis-
Cuously together in quarters often
unfit for human occupancy. as diff
ferent from the old poor house.
that dread specter which has
haunted Ike nightmare the lives
Of so many old people. as different
as night and day
Some of our people have come
from homes of comfort and refine
ment. and. of course. miss the in
dividuaI home atmosphere impos-
sible in an institution. Many
others. however, the flOtsam and
ietsan OF great city. have never
known the comfort and plenty they
now enjoy in :heiT declining years,
but because ole age does not in
variabIy make angelic disposition.
IL is not hard to hear complaint
and dissatisfa ctiOn among our
people. People who hav" lived all
their lives with the conviction that
the world owes them a living are
apt to end thei" days in the aims
house and live up to their life
habit.
Many Inmates Helpless.
Fortunately. Tor the peace and
welfare of the home there are
many exceptions to this class.
Many who through no fault of
their o~n ars eosnpslsd 70 aaaapt
The Washington times., 1914-09-09
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BREASrPIN-Lady's gold wshbone. in +yeat
clover design. set with small diamond;
PER. 6l2 9Th st. n. f.
PEARL PIN: diamond center; Sunday. Re-
ward 12l2 n. E.
WOULD PERSON seen TO pick up large
black stone ring in dressing room. Casino
Hotel. Chesapeake Beach. please return TO
=
GOLD wATCH-Open faced. lost Immediate
vicinity Of the Miller Cabin in Rock Creek
Park Suitable reward for its return to
sc7 Louisiana ave. Il
DoG-Boston bull pup: light brindIe; answers
name OF Bob. 4sos Iowa ave. Col. 1922.
HELP WANTED-MALE
BARBER-Good.
1871 7th st n. W.
BARBER-First-class steady white. At once
sos North Capitol st. n. E. 10
BOY with bicycle for errsnds and delivery.
RIKER & IIEGEMAN. zoos F \. W. l.
BOY to run errands and help in store. GEO.
GEIGER. 9th and y. E.
BoY-Expertenced at soda fountain Ap-
ply LUDERS. $500 l4th st. n. W
COAT MAKER-Frrst class. to work inside
by the piece. .0I sth st: $: E
CoLoRED MEN-.Young. to do general work
cnces regardlng character and ability need
Apply. 527 l3th st.
HELPER ON CoATS-Male or female. 4o7
sth St S. <.
TWO HELPERS .or furnace and timers
work; those having some experience pre-
ferred. A. s. JOHNSON CO. 1910 9th st.
y. W. l.
,,OTrT c,rI,y- nm -. -. g. L.,.I.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. 5o9 10th NV.
MAN-Competent white, TO drive laundry
wagon: cash deposit required. -lls 18th ST.
n. W. ELITE LAUNDRY.
FREUND's SIS 10th st n w /.
YOUNG MAN. some experience in shoe
store: one not afraid OF work. r. e. Will
son, 3l3 NJ ST. ". w.
YOUNG MAN-Bright. IS years OF age, as
helper in window shade dept. Apply II.
W. SCHAUB. GOLDENBERG'S 7th and *
SITS. y. w.
YOUNG MAN-Active. as china packer: must
have experience. Apply II. W. SCHAUB.
GoIlDENBERG'S. nh and X SITS. \. W.
PAINTERS wanted.
PORTER-Colored. with bicycle; references
required. MARIE LOUISE. 1916 II st. 1.
PREssER-First class. on new pants Ap-
ply at once. J. VI. STEIN q CO.. 523 18th
st " W
SALESMAN-Junior. must have experience
in hat store. IRVING HATS, eOS Pa. ave.
n W.
SOLICITOR TO take orders for coffee from
door TO door. BON l40 Times office. -
STEAM FTTTERS-Ffve nOn-union. Apply
between ) and D. m. DETROIT HEAT
ING co. 705 18th st y. W.
TIMER and stove man and an apprentice.
Apply 1913 II ct. y. z.
WALL SCRAPERS-FIrst class at once;
steady work W. II. MARTIN & BRO. e6l
c st. s E
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It's no use mother, we will have
to do it, The rent IS due tomorrow
and no money 70 pay it. and the cup
board is empty aid no money to buy.
] will stay and get along the best
/ can. and YOU go down TO the lIOme
for the Aged and Infirm. l will come
and sec you Sundays. Perhaps
when get better position. can
bring you back. and we will have d
little home together again"
But. daughter. that is the poor
house Who ever would have thought
that your mother would have to 90
to the poor nouse?'
No. mother. they tell me this
place is different-Iu Is an old folks
home on the river with green fields
and trees and kind people 10 care tor
the old folks. "'he horses and COWS.
and pigs and chickens will make
YOU think of granGfatEer's farm and
your girlhocd days YOU nave tod
me so much about
And so again the tragedy OF life
has cast its victim on what we have
so often heard termed the charities
of cold world.
How is the nome at Blue Plains
different?
The Washington times., 1914-09-09
WANTED-HOUSES

NE ADVANCE RENTS on houses vacant or
occupied lis. them with and receive
YOUR rent today: only SO Tor collection rem
tai REALTY COMPANY. 222 Woodward
BLDG 18th and SITS y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-09-09
WANTEO-SALESMEN

WANTED Statesmen. the best kerosene oil
lamp ever invented. oU1-CandIepuwer. burns
% hours On one gallon oil. / want live. men
for Virginia and Maryland, good commission
A. W. CI MMINS. Herud"n. Va
The Washington times., 1914-09-09
SITUATIONS WANTED

'HAI Fi'Ei Nhrc good references EUA
~. Times uIu,r (.
fAIN ! t.t, pai'er!langeT, plast"rcr. kulsnul-
ner wants wurk. ruU!n Inp-rrd s.. painted
y % J.. GOIDEIATI 1888 2rth st y W 10
The Washington times., 1914-09-09
FOR RENT-.GARAGES

FUR RENT-Work storage room 2Jx75 f.
on End floor: garage 25N30 II. on LIST floor
OF brick building in alley back OF 300 uth ST.
g E $40 each.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
PROTEST FREIGHT ADVANCES
COMMITTEES Hsnnsd last Night 10 Pre-
pare Rssoiutiens o. Protest. Against
Proposed Advances.


A committee composed u W s. iiei-
iey. y o. ss,hnsi and 4 . Arthur
ans namsd 10 issi nishts meeting ~
fhs directorate ~ to Commercial club
a. formulate resolutions - protect ~
forward 90 the state Railroad Cominis.
sion against the proposed advance So
freiehi rifcs by Texas railroads The
committee viii rcpOri ~ ths neat meet .
INK
Ne; oaiy VIII the protest 70 a. ne
state commission hBi the cunin"rfi ~
club viii ark other commercial organ
izafiuns ~ various Texas citire and
town 10 join ir q concerted prs,iesi
srainft the state sliouing the advances
thaf ihs roaas request Thn hearing
~ the railroads - 10 Ice bold befDrs
the state Commission at Austin on
November "a
H. 4. Hharf nack bfppEhf az fhs
question n VFupoFts DHnsrH removing
fran ,hr 40, fisfi to flll IN low Ffr
10 the nofvs1,ar aftpr4. The matter
Nns rsfrrrsd 10 q cfsfamittef 90 w. app
polluted ~ president Caldwell
Present ~ me maffinK were rresi.
.le,s t,aid~sil, Nfat FreslaensA Rsnfton
ane Rankin. p.sscfsss fli.Afpnack So
christ. iseassn SID fiailey. t$ecrriarl
Afthur and = .. AcCoVk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30


At iushop tonight win heshcld a.
tsnucraiic miiy in bshalf III ihe De
moetaut state and count, wetct. in
ihe snneral cleciloa to Ds held uu next
Tuesday Democrats ~ tushop have
perfected tu arrangements faf tho rail-
70 Nisu are pNF.yting torirhi's rails in
be- the srcatssl pn}ltl,h mostlnN that
has eNer BEEN held he Nncees count,
Democrats frin corpus christi
NNhsioWn priscoil md oihaf pafts I'd
Nuecss euunu via idsp be- nn hand
cor the fishop speaking trim car
pas Christi special train viii cAfs
200 ut mnr' members of ihr Nounr
Mons Democratic Ehh ana thslf
friends Tho Corpus Nhuau Nsun.
liaud ~ D. pirccs has been engaged
Co furutsh the music win ssramnan,
the delegation ~ corpus CHRISTI nc
moqutta
Judge rimun. thc Democratic nonl
nee for county iudEe will he the pYin-
c.ph speaker and VIII discuss issue.
Uf the present ram alrn and viii dis
cnas the records nf the leaders of the
'easc faction who are taklnp snch
prominent parts ln thc attempt 10 de-
ioat Democratic nominecs Mayor uhi
Miller u a. sutherland ana othrrr
win make short addresses ~ behalf
" The Democratic party
Highly encouraging reports concern.
lns prospects fut an oNar~ h.inini
majority for ,he Democratic tirksl
lcsl Tuesday hic halnr fccsivrd D.,
officofN II the Democratic Niab from
an Hsetions nf ihr cruuts locally ihi
ouinion seems to DE general that as,
prmoeraiis uckrt wih win by q rats,
90 more ihAn two to ONE ami man,
are inclined 81 the belief that in Cor
pus Christi alpnt she Democratic ugko
wiii poll ga least 200 morr votes that
the Independents poN ia 80 rlEhtent
vniing precincts ~ ihe county
The Independents uiso ErlfrsF conf
donDe of their sucrcss and their ean-
iidaci,H rhe Socialists uhu have d
complete county ilckN in ibe fsih nr,
clnimiug chat thct viii ron The Indie.
prnecniH Il cioss race fut second hon
yrs and atr elaiminE fhat one Or mntf
NJ The eighteen precincts viii return
Socialist muluritica
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SPOKANE wa-i oct sa.---A novel
record y held D., the city asphalt re-
nair gang. 20 ~ the .s men einpiosea
a, this work now beine enrolled IN 'hr
SPOKANE public rient school Most o.
The men have enrolled IN the element
ar, classes. studying reading. ~riins
and arithmetic. though seveT1i are 20
me ciass,s for mechanical drawing
Even the halt dozen negroes who nan
dle the hot stuff are attendins the
..l..hi arhnnl
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The intermediate and junior depart
fnsnts. and nisS the sunbeam band n
che lirhi baptist church Uili be en-
t-fialnea with a isailo~esn parry nj.
aay evening. The following program
viii b. rendered
Lining ~ ~ xnbsins and guessing
tho persons followed by diminishing
Heading Kathleen iNbeii
sclO Louise Lambert
The Mysterious Women introduced;
visit 10 the RON by Mystery.
ftecdlng Madame Goblin
Fortune telling ~ Madame Wynn.
Interesting games conunarims and
other features nuitsbie 10 The oeeusloE
viii h. ipdaieee Ia. and mnsic viii b,
Furnished throughout ihs sysalne.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
VOCALIST CANDIDATES
VISIT CORPUS CHRISTI

stssas MElTzEN AND NOBLE.
lne RESPECTIVE CANDIDATES
Y SOCIALIST PARTY FOR GOV
tsNoR AND LIEUTENANT GOV.
tssoR BEFORE GOOD SIZED
tsoNos DISCUSSED SOCIALISM
YESTERDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
AT BISHOP TONIGHT
TO Be BIG AFFAIR
JUDGE W. 2 riMoN TO DISCUSS
ISSUES OF rRESINT CAM
pAioN
Special Train Carrying Nsrshsrs 81
Democrats ciue leaves Union
station era o'cie<k Sharp.

Thr special train thai viii
rtrf' mcmhsrs of tne Auune
Mems Democrats C1ub 60 lilth.
~ TINS evruiug tN attend the
hishup hsuueE4l4s rails win
leave She Union station al y So
sharp
y ~ Morris ciis uckri aecut
fnr thr trtEcn states sAat tho
schedule provides fef the arrlv.
40 ~ thr train Ia iilshor as
so ocloek The spcakins
STARTS az ssis o'ciock sharp
The special wlii lraNe la,hop
Or che RETURN uip "a - aelo.k
shau