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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
France Worrying
Over Nostrada1nus,
the Proph ecy Of
Orval and Many
Others

ton Woe to you Of the east: never were
such armcs sccn in the world
&c Three times the sun shall pass over
HE heads of the Comhatants without being
seen through the clouds If smoke and gases.
~. At last the chief shall be victorious
as. Half shall be destroyed, and half shall
dee"
Now the people "of the north" may, =
course be Russians and those of the ca-t
crvans. Yet the warning to the seventh
generation is disquieting to Germans seven
gcneiations- 80 ~ equals 2l0 years. and the
Kingdom of Prussia dates from l1ol, IT,"
addition brings US to the army class ~ l'lI
II is actually under the coors
Equally curious Is the reference t. Ham
and padcrborn. Ham is little town ~
France. And It seems that there exists
field If boulcaux" Cbirch trees) near rader.
born I'm Wcstphalia.
Both bismarck and lIcinc are amons 'I"
prophets
The next war will cause the disappear.
sn," of either France or Germany from IT,"
iiap of Europe" said Bismarck I" the En-.
Gsh painter Richmond in 1887.
IIonc. poet regards wars of cXtorm.ntt W
us inevitable.
Past and present cry alike for the supr'm"
bath" which French legend places AT the
Chene-Populeux and German legend iu The
Plain Of Sennheim.
They are fighting, back and forth, in both
The Argonuc. wild district of forests,
gurgcs and swamps. Is near the Mouse.
Here, in l792, pumourc2 stopped tn" rru~-
slams before beating them at Namy. Il.
ferr.ns To- the legend. he called the Argouu"
9TH" Thcrmopylie of France" one of its de-
files is the Chcn"- populcuX. by it tn" prus-
slams had come to Dumourcz; hy IL. IN the
dawn of history, had come the first Ger.
manic iuvasons Of Gaul; and by il, Attih
He'd before .litus, back to the Germanic
forests
H. the Chcne-PopuleuX says old French
Legend. the hereditary enemy is to suffer
ia" final defeat which is to assure the hcr"-
mnny of France. "Chcne- PopuleuN" means
"populous oak" The figure is striking
grand old oak tree. fun Of crows. waiting,
waiting.
Senuheim rernayj is town Of Nsnc"
Near lay tn" valley spreads to great plain.
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Heinrich
Franco O

Well, the quatrains of Nostradamus have
been strangely borne out by events and they
characterize 1913 as the year of perils."
Note it is 1913 and not 1914, a very curious
circumstance, as will be seen.
"Woe to thee proud city" runs the proph-
ecy of of Orval. "Behold the kings armed
by the Lord Come, young Prince from
the Isle of Captivity" CThs is dark
sayng)
Catherine Emmerch a German girl, had
a vision of demons undermining Paris.
Woe the day when the streets of Paris
sink under foot" exclaimed Catherine En-
merch. THE day OF fire and destruction
is Nigh"
But not OF ruin. because the consensus Of
twenty-three prophets Is that three kings"
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5lcange Predictions
NJ a d e i'm Song
md Story Are
RccalIed byCurrent
vents

t lunch the bankers wife from
y usville, Ind, said: ut is awful!
= "a will it end?
.. i,uman.an Countess answered
.- this old prophecy:
....a men shall fly
...Nr ku-s will 20 to war.
.... women will do the harvest.
. mou viii finish The vintaGe.
.. .... every body fell to disputing-rcfu-
.I war Victims from all European
who had gathered at Lausanne,
tl The grandmother from Aries
S.. .Nu- care II the children while NJ.
Il. .u. fights corrected it in Provencal
d, rou VIII miss the vintage" mean
~. .. vl. get back almost in time. prob
,... Nut,mbcr" The Polish bride whose
o.. ., had % quit their Swiss honey
4. -u'"d through her tears to make it
F.. ... .tu-uagy. An the nations" Twelve
l.-. would leave Il" place for Poland. The
G.... General, retired and almost blind re-
r..... ,a. prophecy in the language of Hoo
i... tno Italian journalist, just expelled
,-.u Austria. gave 1t in that Of Dante. and
d.. Russian woman doctor in that of Rurik.
A. ~ t,m knew it,
T..s .,il 90 remembering these old predic-
t..,. lui ! heard some strange things.
Su.. I''. Ernest Rcnan, who could not he
accused II superstition. said in writing of
o.. prophecies which inundated France and
G.'u.u. just before the war If 1870:
.l." Centuries past ON the eve of grave
,..t.- .HGur rumors. sometimes precise and
u.u.r. always realized, have warned the pco-
g.. 90 .In=.rS which threatened them. We
,tr ..y recognize this mysterious instinct
49,. t h,.us able to explain it,"
last February. when Europe was at
i.1.,. lumprs of a great general war threw
t. Let INTO the towns and countryside Of
S...H nd FranConia. Even about Berlin
'.. itmous prophecy Of the Monk Of Hrhnin
yt- remembered. Three centuries back 1t
o.. need the establishment of the Hohr.-
...''h empire and the lamentahle end a.
Oh. 'i Emperor of that family"
d. ~Jh1 people recall the song of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-01
GERMANY BARS ABSINTHE.
Paragraph Inserted Unnoticed in
New Ticeneiuo p;l1

BERLIN. May 23.-The governments
new licensing bill. now before the reichs-
tag for action, contains an interesting
paragraph Of which no notice has been
taken until now. 1t gives the licensing
authorities power to restrict or to forbid
entirely the use of absnthe in any of its
forms. Thus far absinthe has never be-
come popular in Germany. and there has
been no occasion to regulate its produc-
ton and sale, but the authorities desire
to have a weapon against its possible eX-
tended introduction
1t is reported that the reichstag will ac-
cept the bill. and thus far there have hesn
no protests from the liquor trade rSR1AN
any Of its provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-01
RECORD ARMY MOVEMENT.
Kaiser to Review Six Full Corps and
Other Detachments.

BERLIN. May 2O.-Big as some of the
German army maneuvers have been, all
previous military shows will be eclipsed
next September when the emperor will
review six full army corps and detach-
ments from others. 1t will be record
for Germany. if not for the world.
The corps participating will be the eth,
9Th. 18th and 18th of Prussia and the I'd and
I'd of Bavaria. Last year the maneuvers
were intended chiefly to give the officers
practical work in the tactical handling
Of large bodies of men, but the intention
this year is to lay stress upon strategy.
Two armies will be made up and sta
toned a long distance apart The posi-
tons will be kept secret from the re-
spective opposing commanders, who
will be expected to carry out their ad-
vance on their own initiative under con-
ditions arranged as far as possible lire
war. The maneuvers will begin Septenn-
Der IA. and will probably end on the
18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-01

FOR sALE-$s1. so, WITHOUT CASH PAY.
ment; beautiful bungalow type house; rooms
and large storage room in attic; tile bath:
open fireplace; cement porch, with granite
front and columns: porch % by IL: basement 2s
by 26 hardwood trim electric lights and gas;
ground has 90 IT. front: large forest trees
shades all of house and ground; blocks from
cars; at Riverdale Nd; high elevation. See
owner W. X. WILSON. Price, $4,000 Water
supplied under pressure.
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FOB sALE-HousEs.
fGnufinneAl

COLOREp-2STORY BRICK HOUSE. Sc: Z
rooms and den: porcelain bath: cement cellar;
furnace; gas; newly papered and painted; 100
fl back yard; 81 800; $50 cash. $16 per mo.
Address c. DIGGS, 1912 D st. SIC.
FOR SALE-SDCURE THIS BARGAIN.
ONE OF THE BEST HOMES EVER OF
FERD N THE CITY FOR THE PRICE.
PARTICULARLY CHOICE LOCATION, THOR
QUICKLY WELL CONSTRUCTED. IDEAL AR
PRICE REDUCED TO $3.50.
One of those attractive houses built by Mr.
Elundon near LIST and S sts. NV.
Beautiful fronts. two stories, cellar under
the entire house, large attic useful for storage
and keeping the sleeping rooms nice and cool.
First floor, parlor reception hall, dining
room. pantry and kitchen; four bedrooms and
an up-to-date tiled bathroom with expensive
plumbing On the second floor.
Front and rear stairways.
Heated by an economical hot-wa heating
plant. This house has been redecordted and
painted. and is In just nice condition as
when first completed. 1t has southern expos
ire good size lot, plenty of room for a
garage.
The owner paid $500 for iti having moved
away from Washington and needing the money
to invest elsewhere. offers 1t for sale at this
greatly reduced price. An opportunity to Sc
cure one OF the most comfortable homes ever
offered under 5000, anu at the same time feel
that you have made a good investment ana
speculation. Apply for permit to inspect
STDSE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave
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STEAMSHIPS.
Potomac River Landings
AND BALTIMORE.

AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th st. wharf for Baltimore and
liver points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. 4
pm; arrive Baltimore second morning out. Leave
Baltimore Pier 3, Light st., Monday. Wednesday
md Saturday, 8 pm: arrive Washington second
morning out. River freight prepaid: PASSENGER
service hrst-class. Freight received until IN
p,m. on sailing days.
JOS. p STEVENSON. Agent,
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co..
Telephone Main 745. It'll st. Wharf
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CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS.
Extraordinary value In a new de-
tached house in a choice loca ton Of
Washington's most attractive sub
urb. See 1916 Jenifer st. Owner.

DETACHED HOME. PLENTY OF GROUND;
every modern convenience, with shade and
country air; 1920 Girard ST.. Brookland. D. c.. !:
open ali day Sunday. $500. Easy tie ms.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO., 9th and N. j..
ave. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
New detached house on large lot:
abundant shade; in most beautiful
part Of Chevy Chase: $1,000 under
actual value. Inspect 1893 Liv-
ingstou st. Open daily. Lighted IT
night. Owner.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UTFTRNIsHED 1Continued. I
RENT-CAYwo0D & GARRETT.

FOR RENT-CAYwOOD & GARRETT.
1921 n Y. ave. NV.
9OS NV 1Or. b. SIS COL 1853 Fart NV, Tor, b45 so
1911 Goth nv, sr, 30 1923 VT nw,Sr, b36. s.
3iO5 18th nv. X 30. so 609 nv, 9r. b21 80
1444 nv, 81, b.. so 1851 Pot nv, Or. BIS. 90
48S Ne Az sw,6r; b25 90 2s44 Ga av NV Or. 80
1896 Vt nv, 81. q 50 II ne, Or. b.. 30
1916 o NV, 6r, b.205O l129 J av NV Or 20. 80
1902 ne, 6r, b.2O5O 3O5 n NV Or. BIO. so
1888 10th nv, 81 1880 1903 I ne, Or, b. 1850
11S4 Morse ne, 81, b1S5O 800 Sc, Or. b. Is. SO
FLATS.
1921 Ny avnw, 81. b3I DOL The Newport, 3r b21 80
14;;3 NJ NV 81. b2OOO| 1000 14th NV, sr 50
Col l. he, Or, b. so 1886 18th Or. b. IL so
1s
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NORTH GERMANLLOYD

Three sailing days week to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Saturday sailings to
THE MEDITERRANEAN.
WASHINGTON OFFICE 7l5 14tb ct: NV:
tel Main 1885; d b. Droop & Sons. 1900 q st
NV. Oelrichs Co.. General Agents. s Broad
way. n. 7. --.- a-.AA
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
For the best value. ever offered
In this high-class subdivision see
4911 14th st. Open daily. Lighted
at night. Owner.
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SAVE $3.50
Sfx-room house, hath. gas and coal ranges.
ami, hot-Hater heat, slate roof and cellar.
steam roads: newly papered and painted.
Pee. sa.5oo terms. Apply to ARTHUR
CARR. HyattArille, Md.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Washington D. G., until IL o'clock noon. June
%. 1914, and publicly opened Immediately there
after, to furnish teaming which will be re-
qulred at the Navy Yard. Washington. d. C..
from July 1, 1914, to June 80. 1915. For In
formation to requirements apply to Office of
the Captain of the Yard Navy Yard. Washing
TON, D. c.. my25, te1-2t
U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM sos,
Southern building. Washington. D. c.. May %,
l914.-Sealed proposals for furnishing and de-
iivering 400 tons, 2Jee, more or less, sulphate
of alumina. will be received here until IL m.
June IS, 1914 and then publicly opened. In
formation on application. c. W. KUTZ, Major.
Engineers. my29. 80, je1 2. II. II
oFFIoh OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
Prince GEORGES County. Upper Marlboro:
this once until y o'clock NJ. on Tuesday.
June End. 1914. for the purchase of $4,000
worth Of SO coupon bonds, payable in thirty
years, exempt from county and municipal taxa
tion, and Endorsed by the county commissioners
to be issued under acts of the general assem-
bly,, SESSION 1914, for the purpose Of erecting
6choolhouses in Prince Georges county. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be marked ''Proposal for the
Purchase of School Bonds and addressed to the
secretary Of the school board. o. ZANT-
ZINGER, President. FREDERICK SASSCER,
Secretary. my1s,2 ,Zs,.5 u ,Z9,80-5e1
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FOH HENT-D. D. THUN
t3S Attn ne. 8r.b. S::2.ho
icS. I'd sw,sto&dw2.5 s"
al0f II NV, Sr. b. 81 20
rs Fin av. Or. b. .&.a0
g4t7 Pa Az. Sr, b. .23.5
1926 Z ne. Or. b. .D.b0
haS Tenn Nv ne. 6r. b18.50
TIC Il I Az nv. Or, Wis. 80
1850 II ne. store RIB. 50
a24 Auacnst!a I'd. 6cl0.OO
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary. Washington. ID. c., May IS. 1914
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office
until twelve o'clock M. June q. 1914. for fur,
nishing stationery for the use OF the United
States Senate for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1915. Blank forms forms of proposals. showing the the
form 81 bond to be signed by the bidder and
sureties will be furnished on application to this
ONCE. Proposals should be indorsed Proposals
and be directed to James II. Baker. secretary Of
the United States Senate, Washington. D. G.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
this ONCE free Of charge. before the hour named
above. JAMES NJ BAKER, Secretary.
nrcS ie1
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OoIoKED TESANTS-ea2 AND ao4 ST
s-w.: Or b.. gas and latrobes: halls LIST and
2nd Bcors- both in excellent repair: alley In
rcar. Rent. $3.50
PoR RENT-white ;enants-1c5S 9Th sw:
6r.. b.. gas and lar-ooeS: hall upstairs and
down: newly pxpered- Rent. $20Jo.
C. H. PARKER 60. 435 AZ St s.w.
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'SON 4 CO. 1895 FN.W.

pSOS 4 CO.. 1895 FN.W.
FOR COLORED.
COS X NV. Or. b.. 1880
1911 Sd nv. 7r,b. so
2Ss3k 18th NV, Ar. Bit 90
Erie apt. Ar. b. 1850
76 Irving NV, 4r,b.1 1850
2422 18th nv. Arb. dl6.Oo
CSC 18th ne. Or, w..15.0
1915 Duncan ne, 6. b14.5O
2a4b Champ. 5r.bl4O On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-01

FARM OR SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Large or small, in the vicinity Of Washington.
Maryland or Virginia. Send for list.
AcLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and G sts. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Continued.
P1 L.1s:., NEAT s,RooM ooTTAeE N ;;S1
heat. very large grounds for chickens; all
fenced; vegetable and flower gardens: also neat
cars; small cash psyment, balance monthly.
from city 4reen sease GOD condition; st.sis
poultry house; fruit; price: q 200.
CHEVY CHASE. D. Q.
The most beautiful home ever offered in this
once OWNER Box a24. Star ONCE
WOODBRIDGE, o. C.
I 5Ga ssn It nice this
high and healthy: best car service: one car
ssss as1s slate roof
stationary tubs: handsomely papered on blocks
to cars; price, price; 100; very easy terms. See
801 Dist: Nat: Bank BLDG, 1903 NV.
7R.. WITH GAS; Y. OF Az ACRE: SHADE
fruit In IDEAL from E. ZEE tas
1901 st. NV.
LOOK THHD OVER.
New SIX and seven room houses: city water;
square to cans. b min. to heart q city: 7e
TIE S e g. 81 seep .t e' ss me Lin se1 s7oo
SUBURBAN. SPECIALISTS DETACHED
houses-washineton. Maryland. Virginia. Bun
galows always under construction: easy terms.
MORGAN BROS. unc.). $40 N. 7. ave. NV.
Phone n. 1907.
FOR SALE ---...
From Hor 75 5aisod 5o 70 H 20 X T4S
xhGNe Ei THh k!S Fot Of THE EFaE ROCK H.
PROVED 54l or I HS1M l'RSi FOB Il.
VESTMENT OR SUBDIVISION.
]. H. MILLER. 1904 r
J. F. GERMAN.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF
Over 1000 Suburban Homes and Farms
$500 UP
TERMS TO SUIT
Send for Suburban and Farm Catalogues
They Are Full Of Bargains
j. F. JERMAN,
v,.,n, p, Fairfax. Va p.u,.o.
Vienna Va o.renforu. VI. Ba'i'f'o' Va
1915 ST. NV. WASH, D. C.
Call or Phone after pm. Main 1857.
CHEVY CHASE
1.-The best suburb Of the National Capital"
Tho home builder will md there more In
ducements than can be offered BY any other
suburban section. Buy now and live there this
summer.
Prices range from 12c to Soc per square
foot.
Carefully planned and well built homes
ready to occupy, from s.. $50 up.
Branch office at Chevy Chase circle open
every week day.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
General Sales Agent.
I3S fifteenth street northwest
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WANTED-H0UsEs.
RENT

WANTED TO RENT BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY
furnished or unfinished house on lower
Potomac: must be reasonable. Address s. d.
F., Station g, general delivery. u
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sEAsHORE PROPERTY.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-ATLANTIC CITY.
COTTAGE. NEW, ON CORNER BARTRAM
ave. and ventnor boulevard, choice residence
section Chelsea. lot 40xsO: western frontage.
good graded lawn, IL rooms bedrooms. 8
bathrooms. with separate lavatory and toilet:
electric lighting and gas. hot-water heating,
wide piazzas. two rooms for bathers: house
completely and newly furnished: prompt pos
session. Now open for inspection. G. B.
PATRICK. 932 n. Y Life bldg, 348 Broad
way, New York,
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SPLENDID n. & B. DWELLING; FUR. HEAT:
II acre ground; all kinds of fruit and berries;
flowers and shrubbery: IS minutes from Treas
ury; 5000 cash. balance monthly. I acres OF
fine garden land: modern sr. house; orchard Of
800 bearing trees; barns. stable and tenant
house: at station W., B. & A. Very
reasonable terms
ARTHUR NJ CoNNoR. 224 Oxford BLDG,
18th and n Y. ave. Main $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE PARK.
CHEVY CHASE PARK.
The natural beauty Of this subdivision will
charm you You will always be we'll pleased
with your suburban home If you locate In
Chevy Chase Park. One square from Conn.
ave. car line (get of at Meadow lane). between
the Chevy Chase Land Co.'S property. Its
surroundings are OF the best. Make an inspec-
looking for an up-to-date suburban home with
all convenience. these houses are invitingly
priced at from $3.50 to So. 500. Lots as low
as 7c per foot. Do not delay, but consult US
now.
CHARLES S. MUIR CO.,
1903 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOME.
Massachusetts, avenue near Lincoln Park
Price reduced to $500 A tro-story. seven
room brick dwelling. reception hall plan. hot
water heat: lot 1875 feet deep to q i5-foot al
ley. Owner DESTROYS of leaving the city onerl
this beautiful home at a sacrifice price. d.
not fail to inspect it.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
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FOR EXCHASGE-FREE AND CLEAR.
Price. 5000; a nice, new s.room dwelling
with attic; a numbered ST. Nv; will give
this house and cash difference for a s-story
house Columbia Heights.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
! FOR EXCHANGE = DETACHED HOUSE on
Newton St; lot 5Ox15O. Price, $3.50. Will
take lower-prfced house.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21
A gERMoNETTE.

The Good Book tells us that \
good name IL rather 20 be chosen
than great riches. what n pity Il
il that our growing youth 80 often
forget the teachings OF the faith.
ers ard "A they blossom forth, into
manhood rely upon chicanery, de.
ceif and falsebood, rather than
holding fast 10 'he IDEALS Of hon
esty AMI fair dtas nQ, for success
The man that practices straight
I forward dealing 10 his Fell5w man
and who abhors aud despises De-.
ceit and hypocrisy IL the man 10
pattern aftce. No more pitifui
sight il presented 10 the attention
Of q people than that Of man
whose hair has trrned fray, pos.
ing as great moralist, yet who
II the truth be- hut known Is living
n life STEPPED IN falsciood and
hypocrisy
Then agsin the young man in
starting forth IN making bis part
in the business world should re-.
member that his most priceless as.
vet is his word. The dependable
man who keeps his promises 20
the letter Is on The fair road 20
success The thing to do - 60
make ii point ~ keep every
promise.
a man who has PLAYED most
signal part 10 the nphtnlding 81
Houston Is Jesse Jones. builder
Of The Rice Hotel, Chronicle
binding and other protcutious
structures Of That great Texas
city Houston recently honored
Jesse Jones when hundreds ol The
business men ~ that city pnid
tribute ~ him as q man among
men and n great factor M lhc up.
building ~ Houston 40 greater
compliment was ever paid 40 -
man than when Oscar Wells al
lending banker Of Houston said
Jesse Jones h one of The few
men that know Of who never has
failed in keep q promise - This
man few wears ago was youth
struggling for success lsut hy
rugged honesty aud keeping in
mind that bis word was bis bond
coupled with native ability. be- de
ycloped ns e man among men
who viii ever BE- remembered Tor
ihc parl that be- played towards
The Advancement OF tho cily hy
the Bnffaio Bayou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21
SUNDAY. JUNE 81, 1914
VICTORY

IN notable fight Corpus Chris
ii has won Yesterday noon ~
Wichita Falls members of the Tex
49, Press Association bt u vote oi
~ 10 50 selected Corpus Christi
over Austin as the 1918 meeting
place for the association This
menns that next MAY several hun.
dred editors aud publishers from
all sections Of Texas will be- here
for several days 10 test our hos
piialiiy, 10 determine Tor them
solves the delights of undcrtow
lees. in short 10 be- shown that
Corpus Christi Is a real convention
ciiy
John " Sinyion. aided hy II a
Gibbs and many others whose
names We will moi know until John
returns, have presented the olnums
fairly and sQuarely o. the editors
and iu a warm. set good nalured
contest, Che city Of undcriowloss
has trmmphcd over the capital
CITY.
The convention will mean much
to Corpus Christi and to other
parts OF the Gulf Coast AZ the
proper time we must get together
prepare program Of entertain
men, that will bnck up ever,
promise made at Wichita.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21
DEMOCRACY.

Ia seeking 10 have Democrats
REMAIN ont Of the primaries aud
10 east their fortunes with the ~.
puhlioans, mugwumps and others
who h0po go place certain candi-
dalcs Ia office the self chosen
leaders of the Independent Party
seem 10 be- making bat snail like
progress
Al Bishop a ruusing meeting
was reported The hishop News
iu giving a news account of the
Independents meeting says
"rho independent party held poll
tionl meeting m Bishop SATURDAY.
afternoon There wnrs about FORTY
people from Corpus hot. having come
over in autos Ncry few locai people
attended and little interest manifested
Nporuhos were made hy Jesse Wright
ana n q lnannau, the latter being "a
candidate fer County iudEr on the
Independent ticket There were also
rhort talks made lW other members oi
The party"
And such will be- similar reports
from time TO time. The Democrats
of the Bishop section like those of
other sections of Nueccs county
are Judging for themselves the
character ~ those assailng Dem
ocracy. There is NO denying the
Fact that the people of Nueeo,
county are searching the record,
of the candidates and the more
searching, the better lor the can.
didaies upon the Democratic tick
1T. After the July primaries the
hopes of the Independents will
wither as a daisy upon the sands
of sahara.