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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
IN PASSING.

The Corpus Christi Democrat rs
like small boy with a vocabulary
Of indecent terms which u does
not, and cannot, comprehend.
In thn second sentence NJ iis
meek attempt az bad editorial
Yesterday II uses "bellicose a. y
noun This mistake b the ollicrop-
ping Of ignorance. not the product
ol human understanding
The temptation 10 USE large
words has overcome the simple
sentiments Of simpleion The
frail machinery Of the Democrat 3
mind has been wrecked against
Websicrs Unabridged
Yesterday = edllorini Hsi Il
from Us lowncss was delightfully."-
comic. We shall forward il to liar
prr's Weekly where u column Is
ran under the sign Of the inverted
telescope containing exquisite cN
amplcs o. poor English, og absurd
phrases, of education turned tupsy
turSy In It's way, the editorial
referred 60 * classic Nothing
crudcr has been written Ia The
United States Within q hundred
years
Evidently the Democrat has dis.
covered It's wooden Indian.
We printed an ad for one sew
eral weeks ago, knowing the soft
biz of stuff Il stood la need of liut
we hardly knew that q specimen
could he found in Corpus Christi,
ready with It's little shovel 60 at.
tempt the work of the pen, M.
hlinkingly ohliylous OF is lack OF
brains, its fitness So do cattle 4
work Va hig.eyed, bovlnc way
We congratulate the Democrat
It's mission as literary quad.
rupcd is assured
lis plaer IA Nueecs county pol
iiirs Is definitely established.
Il stands for what the wrong us,
of hellicnsc" stands for. fur ig
norance and false show. for his
words that are used 10 q falls,
SENSE, for false words that are use,
w q big SENSE. FOR the shovel IN
stead Of the pen, the cowlot in
stead OF ihe dwelling, for an tina
il mean and vulgar and odoror
and contemplate aud wholly hr
meath the dignity Of consideration
Hereafter. we shall no, SO ga
forget ourselves a. 90 argue viii
The Democrat. 10 take issue Will
vacuum is ia breed despair. "A
honorable opponent IL q rnr'
frieDd. the grindstone agaiuS
which one Sharpens ones tools o
wit and ingenuity; hut vacuum
is only nothingneSs, lack o
breathing room for the intellect.
lack of substance for the ouipour
ings of energy a. De pittej against
In closing, however. we wonl,
iuake this one stalemcnti rh
Caller thinks lis own thoughts an,
expresses them IN is own way
ANY statement 70 the contrary !
Il lie.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

ClRlS LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIRI
NO MORE DANDRUFF-- rs CENT DANDERIvF

t'iln. And carefully draw 80 ,hr,u.l,
,'.l n'ir taking ONE small strand ~
ume The effect b. amazing ,.,r
WY pee nsht fluff, and wasy and
fn tppcaurce of ahundanc,. ~,
Ai*i'oi~ ias,re sofga,ss ana ls,.
u cent boiiie of knoWlfor,.
Dtioeiine FROM any drug stor. ~ 800,
',ln'er and prove That YOUR h.ir h -
prriis and soft as ans thai ia 49, h,a
''sit'trd ag iassfei ey rars,oss ,r..,
ment that's va SOU sArel, ~.
~. 1910 naif and lots ~ IL IL ,ou viii
,,,..,.. ''sn'Fflnf ADVERTISE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
CANAL LOCK OPENED TO-DAY

SArLT STE. MARIE, Mich - Z.
The third lock IN The - MARY
canal was formally opened tea.. .,,..,e
was announced that despite i've 1900 1900
% further government appFoi.' 1000
Tor The work. there il snfneien' go 80
left 90 begin construction " ". '...t,
Their book and carry the wars s...rsA
the winter Excavation fcr w y
lock viii hcein al once. hni ~ -
hailed n the rnvsrum~nf msr'
nIoAI.lnn ~ -ihe lonlrete .tttN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Theodore 1reistp iho noNelis'' -
raiSiug ~ criticism. ~
like pointed criticism - ~,
criticism such 49, heard in ne ~,
rf fhruter TIRE other niehi a 'Hf ~
II the play
"Tho critic Was rn old sen'', Nv
ilis criticism. which was Cor h's
ears alone. consisted ~ ihesr ~o 80.
Well you would come
city Star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Nii tanz lis2t famed musician
born. Died Feb ~ 1855
I'l4 steamship Missouri burned ii
ftu with loss of ~ lives
lNit Turks Surrendered 20 Moutene-
grns at Medium.
1859 Colonization at rmladelphia a.
0oth unmyersar, " foundine q
Pennsylvania.
lNNj Opening OF the metropolitan
'por House geo Sew YORK
1855 Marquis of iauvdownr sNoyn to
us Governor General of canadA
iFl- Robert Barr noted novelist died
Born sept l6. 1850
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

a new Ensllsh direction ard notation
indigotor iaf stcam vessels enables "a
valitaiu % watch lne direction sd DTS
nhlp ai'd spcca ~ his cngiucs rrm hls
cahin nr hrldsc,
naienia have been iesne on "a mum
hrt n croNnN ntUnaila in which A
aow inward dwarf oauies ali oaais aNay
eN dlsrrtlnr them lulo ,ho stow on
which lae utensils afe used
An entvgpfnsns hnndrsman in taHs
Nsrs eantiec hail'pn to l.fe the cloth
lnH witch ho Washes hish mte thr ain
w dtf aud hleach unconismintied D.,
the dusi of che eiis
W aNeid nre denser in places wberc
tesvllns mest BE- used an inventor HIS
Ne''h'fd q swinsirs bracket to hDld "a
'"nh cnisidc window sol Auns ID
Within reach when ncciv,
An island in tho rRclfs ~ which a
tfvugh company has obtained contri
= believed la coDtam 10000 600 t.s,ss ~
high Nn'de phosphates and ma>N more
miiion ions of inferos quality
w prcVoni q hilder Slipping. 4 ,iove-
,"nA man hNs inVrntca plNotcd h,a,ks
20 hc itistcncd 90 lhe bottom ~ the an.
nHhss whieh Wili eneaev sn the sn,.
fsee upen which tho ladder IS stand.
.us.
Norwveian scientiai has ADVANCE,
me 'henrs that Safnrn's rings AIR. ciro
tiicW phcnomena. produced ~ IN. r.,
dlAtlon ~ nminou- particles fn.n tnr
planet which constantly rcnrws them
u sisr bov the fan ~ rldins an
seats hack without iaiury a. Inc AMI.
mai thcfc has hern Invented saddle
fafsN supported ny three wheels one
~ zach side and a third Ia tho rcar
Maade Adams tour ia "rhe i.es.na
20 l.enNra" Will take her thro,,yh ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
aLoes slenrs

trhr AtchiuAn Cial,A
What spnac peeplc don't know atichs
Out an over them
Tho man who doesn't earn what tho
prnple think isn1 popular faeotttc
People and flies ~ pften Ect nroucny
WHEN they hcc"mc Old and decreplt.
Believing that this l. frce COUNTRY.
many men ses married and learn 9TH
erwisc,
Many stories could he made mon, ln-
terestius lN writins what happened at
ter the le~. chapter
ner earful studs ~ botany fails a.
reveal whtskess amnns the list Il orna
mental foliage plants
When be flret Joins ono. a so,ar man
~ ept to ccasiacr college ftatcrni,,
more Important than the eovernment.
a poor man finally kr,s used a. h..lne
broke ana can't understand Che ueh
man who rcsaris tbe ioss ~ funds a
vNiSmiss,
Vow probahly can't overcome sonr
pfeiuaiees iiN ons aneA 10 ANY etea3
eNtent. but ycp can refrain rum ser,.
tnk them on lsii cccaasoEA
-<~~--->..---suun---
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

" the nunber Of unsuccessful
operations that have been perform.
cd on Il arr any criterion. Belgium
is The verIniform appendix Of The
universe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The battle cry Of European
Christianity seems 20 be; En.
force humility At the point Of The
bnyonct. "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Think Of how this rain has
gla,ldened lettuce and onions and
Nneces countys famous stomach
achelrss cabbages,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
RIPPLING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
Some of the Poor

b ~ fU0fa Df shaffF fIddr Unllf' 700 HF
d. faores and 90 wonder
Alsf. u e hard te find he taxes much PURSUING
SHE wofhef who wal keep bis mind Co., do
ing hire mar 90 sticks. % keep Che Nft
soi0r he discusses politics. smooth
ard nSwua she grows rusty while Boz fsands tNf
pelsn hiiuiH and t0teta hs slth snHsnr inNH anH
nHNaa denoYnfrs Wall Hf.st plufttfs When go home.
Dusk grows arnfr , windy raTfa and kirh
him aadif throush r fenrs whsn haff paid ha riFfa
J a a. paint tho fhufn and hut zoe m1fninF
yi1rra ana when ut evening reform he's bis3 ifINhF
stnfies 'Ihnt inuef f good. faar." reuaraa tht
hausffau. sally take him gently uy inc and lead
him toe aiir4. J hire "a fhe steve Ga nlfha fhd
fs she kltcbrn table and when at steuiaF famc h1ii
le stable Ana thus suffer and endure thc friflcrs
dn sat genudsf that a.. af are with fs here forever
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

A portion Of Mr l,runnans re-.
marks ~ they viii be- delivered in
bis debate against Judge Walter
4. Timon 81 Rphsiown asd xsgbe
bevnrhscsn, .,ilkederq
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The weather forecast for Ycsier.
day WAS fair, bat the rlenr weather
flag became SO badly mildewrd
that IL looked like . snow signal
and had 10 be- taken down
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

PetroRrad hasn't reported the
defeat Of the Immense German
army At Blaizynorayitch II hasn 4
been able 10. No such place.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Jamcs a. Gary. former rosiinas''''
General 81 Years old today
nr kan Muck ,lircctor q me 49,
Rom symphony Orchestra, s' years y"
today
sarah Bernhnrdt. celebrated ffe''''
actress. 6H years old TODAY
no Rev Frederick 49, kcai'f. ,.H.'Y
NJ olympia. wash 80 years "Ha ~
daN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

IIeadIines "potsdam safe at
Rotterdam Evidently a evnnion
~ the whole dam family.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The idea Of planting no cotton
~ all Is as foolish as thai OF plant.
ine an increased acreage.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The French may eat snAils, hut
their die: certainly doosn I affect
their fret.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Secretary Bryan has just ron.
clndcd q Two weeks peace rally 10
Kansas Ilc was quite successlui
ia holding The close attention 1T
personal friends throughout The
tour.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

synonyms Safety aud pemoe.
raey.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Nr Hfr lending our money. WtH lur
uirsrh of the corpus Chrsu Natnnai
lauk -for dnifY cows for haea fur
niina Cor eVer}thiug ihaf tends in
make ihe farmer udvpfndcu' aHi We
shall enualif r,fuso To- asslH tinae wno
orc sp blind Coo theu oNa WeIiar iH1t
they viii mot mahe ihc effort heIp
themselves. and h There H ono fHnleNf
I shatid ike f0 lrafo WIIl fHIa atHDm
hiy. it ia that wc MUST noI nat ndeaf
er tp aruusr tle FARMERS OFF tmefiea
Geo fho Importance uf thh sreat brffrr
rrminF movement hut $50 mlat $50
fhe same time. educate eHF cuHntu
hnnhrf tnd onf country merchant Hnt
endcaNnr su ftr NH wc sam. o. sei nu.ts
0f action 900 the matter of extending o.
wine and mdigioua system of credit fu
ihuHe entitled fu receitr lt if lhe
American people colHd vfer api aWH
from the idca chat mote issuing Boz a
governmental function There wouia he
nn tr1Nnle about ample eredit tn urn-
MOTE all of eur ndnetiies Including as
nCuitufe waco ripte Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The Attorney General Of Texas
holds that an ordinary tank
doesn I come under the irrigation
law However, this doesn't keep
the ordinary tankard from coming
under the irrigation act
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Secretary McAdoo expects the
reserve banks ia open in 30 days.
We certainly hope that his predic-
iiop viii be- fully verified. for We
simply can'i hold out AZ this rate.
more than 80 days ana t. minutes
longer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Apples are cheaper than they
have been for several years and
some of M are inst a little pleased
llnmornig sur sweet tooth. yc for
get that cheap apples 10 the or.
rhnrdist are like cheap cotton TO
the farmer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

With cotton where II isn 4, we
may be- property thankful that the
Rev Billy Sunday u conducting
his hai-passing campaign against
the devil IA the golden wheat bells.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The building ct pctrograd is
spoken Of rs Conquest of Ma.
tue II Emperor Millinm ever
gets his pump guns working before
it, we suppose us destruction will
he referred 70 as Triumph Of
Civilization "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Governor Colquili, seeing bis
hank bin and cotton speculation ia
the grave, decides that il would be-
contrary to every principle Of good
mourning 90 dance the fourth ex
fra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The railroads Of the United
STATES have OVER Saao0ON.uDu at
outstanding obligations that have
20 be met within the next 70
months II WE were honored with
TINT many ohhgations.wc wouldn 4
feel 80 awfully bad over il il they
didn't become payable for 10
Years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Maadc Adans tout IA rrhe ss,.a
of l.cnor" VIII take her thronge y.
me iAe'fie cea~, this W,nief.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

The Boston Tar Baby knocked
otii timhoat Smith n tnrce
rounds II is generally presumed
that the submarine punch was
used. Anyhow, ~ is dcfiniiel,
known that none of the Guuhoai {,
crew escaped under the white Gag
OF onlookrrs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Mayor higgins of Waco is wear
ing an Affection snii, cotton hat
cotton boil bouquet. cotton socks.
cotton cotton thrnurh and
through lie wishes TO promote
the consumption Of Texas cotton
aud 90 advertise he Waco Cotton
Palace lie Is doing both,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Berlin has Notified Americans
that they may import foodstufis
into Rcluinm for ihc relief at the
people. This Is another establish.
cd fact the, goes TO lisproNc stor
les of German brutality What IS
wrong IS thiSl war ,loosn I wear
lace and affect kid gloves
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
OLYMPIA after
RTVERTON TOMORROW

The Olympia football team has
been practicing two nights this week,
and according to reports Of Coach
Mitchell, should defeat the Riyerton
team when the teams meet in River
ton, y. j., tomorrow.
Coach Mitchell has called an extra
practice for tonight and the following
players are requested to report;
Kidd, Ryan, Tucker, Moore. War
burton, Hanley, Foulk, Snitcher
Groff, Fairchilds, Walsh, Ray, FL
lott, Smith, Morgan and Walls.
The team will leave French street
station tomorrow on the 1927 train
and a large crowd of rooters is ex-
pected TO make the trip. AS the Jer.
sey team has won five games without
being defeated this year, the Olympus
warriors viii try their best to dow
the indicated eleven. After prac
tice tonight a meeting will be helt
at Manager Furman G.. Coles home
No. All Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
TECH TRACK A coon ON.

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The finest ath-
letic track in the world will be for
mally opened today at the field day
OF the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. The engineering stu
dents whose field it is, claim that it
is not excelled by any other field in
the world. It is in Cambridge and
constructed on land owned by the
institute.
The track is one quarter mile, with
two turns, each turn being about 345
feet long with sides about 315 feet.
IT is 20 feet in width throughout its
entire length with an extra eight feet
In width on the east side, allowing a
wide straightway for the 220-yard
dash. Fred w. Ruben, OF New York,
planned the track and its system Of
drainage and W. II. Robertson, OF the
same city, supervised the practical
work
Evening journal., 1914-11-06

stand wild. The third quarter was
made in 1.3I and the whip had not
touched the horse since he left the
wire. In the stretch Driver sned-
eker used the whip for the first time
and may have called TO the horse he
has driven In all OF the great races
In the country IN the last seven
years The sidewheeler responded
with a burst Of speed and crossed
the finish I'm 1853 10.
Although the time was a new rec
ord for this track and this State
there were many IN the judges stand
who thought II should have been an
nounced as half second faster. Two
OF the four official watches held
caught the mile at 1.59 fiat, while
the time given was as timed by the
other two watches.
After the horse had been led TO its
paddock and the crowd given a
chance to admire what Is known as
the greatest stallion In the world
Driver Snedeker verified what had
been seen through the glasses and
said the horse had never been IN bet
better, but that he could not get the
pacemaker out Of the way. fester-
days record Is nsidered equal 70
az least one second faster than the
stations rnce Of record OF 1.5s.
The last quarter Of the mile. which
was done al a l.5S clip, gives some
idea OF the form Of the horse and
what he might have done had the
Windshield automobile-driyon pace
been used Diroctum's owner. James
Butler, OF New York. said after the
race that he was more than salts
fed with the showing and predicted
the greatest Of all years for the
horse next year. For those who were
fortunate enough 10 see the side
wheeler yesterday an unusual card
was presented In honor of what may
be Directum's last appearance In the
East for at least year The horse
will be taken TO the Pacific Coast
next year. where he will race on all
OF the tracks and be one Of the at
fractions at the San Francisco EXPOSE
ton.
After the exhibition mile yesterday,
All Saunders. Of Philadelphia, said Di-
Ittium was uunuthiluuduiy buN hiNdA-
est living harness horse in the world.
Like the others, Mr.. Saunders said he
was surprised at the wonderful show
ing made BY the stallion
Directum !, l.5S Is by Directum kel-
~, dam Izctta r., by Pactolus, and IL
the property Of James Butler Of New
York city.
in addition to the trial Of Directum
I, two extra races were on the card
n class for frcc-for-all trottcrs in which
Direct Tsne beat Lucy Van in straight
heats IN 2.l4 l-2, PA and a 2.l5 pace
in which Dora Thorn beat Della Brooks
and Pan Michael, Jr., after dropping 8
heat TO Pan Michael, Jr.
The three trials aginst time 70
breeders records were successful. Bon
niegai, by Barongale, went agains
2.25 IA. pacing in 2.2O fats CART
Dewey, by Adminl Dewey agains
L. l22l Ia, pacing, IN 2.l0 "a, and tn
, Amateur, by The Beau Ideal againi
I 2.20 Ia, trotting in 2.l7 "a.
. INHIBITION PACING, TO BEAT 10
, RECORD HELD BN DAN PATCH,
WITH WIND SHIELD.
/ Time tl.55l .............. ..-.t...
Dircctum I, oh. s., lbs by Directum
Kelly, EOS Ia, dam Izetta r., by
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
NILE m 1853 r.
AGAINST HIGH wind
Directum / Turns Kirk
wood Kite Track in Re-
markably Fast Time
GREAT CROWD
SEES PERFORMANCE

HARDWOOD. Del. Nov Pacing
against a thiriy-mlle wind. Directum
was driven the latest mile ever
known at this season Of the year
Yesterday afternoon on the Driving
Park here. The horse did mile IA
I-n 10 Expert hor-cmcn who came
from 800 parts ol the county TO sec
ihe stallion perform. expressed the opin
0n slat fhc worlds record Of l.l5,
made by Dan Patch, when driven be-
bind wind shield. would have been
broken By Direcium yesterday had con-
iitions been similar.
The great stallion WIS never IN bet
ter form than be- was yesterday, nor
were bis owner and drivor ever more
confident that "a new record for this
track and State was 10 be hung mp when
the .ido.Nheeler was brought from his
paddock Before The exhibition mile
fhc stallion WAS given two miles 90
warm un. His time for these was 2.l0
"a aud 205
Driven by his trainer. c. Raymond
-ncdekcr. D.rcctum was sent ont bee
lone the crowd of six or seven hum
drei persons O few minutes after three,
while Stnrtrr Fred shricvc, of Phila-
delphin. introduced the stallion and his
driver 20 those who gathered about the
Judges stand His running mate was
then brought 90 the wile and the crowd
was told That the idea of using an au-
fomnbne with "a windshield had been
abandoned. owing 60 the inability OF
ne Judges Co lind car suitable for
this work
nu with good Start
After scoring twice the horse got
away 20 a good start right on the
heels of his pacemaker As the word
was given. the wind. which had been
blowing az about twenty miles an
hour all day. freshened and those In
the Judges stand said there was not
chance that the great PAGER could
oven equal bis record OF l5S. The
auartor was caught I'm 30 1-2 and the
half in l.01 -, all being done
apainst the wind. During the frst
half OF the exhibition mile the run
ming mate could not get away from
tnc stallion, which seemed to jog al
most easily along behind the run
ming horse.
Al the half. Driver Snedeker act
ed as II the running horse was
hindfance and pulled 10 the center o
the kite-shapod track IN a long curve
As the stallion realized that he wa
ia front Of what he must hav
thought was the race Of his life,
finish which brought the crowd to ~
eeet and sent those in the Judges
Evening journal., 1914-11-06
HIGHLAND DEFEATS p. r. R.

Highland continued their winning
streak last Tuesday afternoon by de-
feating Pennsylvania Railroad in a
well-contested football game at the
water tower by the score Of 1870
Highland A. c. would like to ar
range a game for Saturday with any
first class team in or out of the city
Send challenges 10 David NJ. Harris
No. 2503 West Eighteenth street, OF
call 160SA, d. and A. phone. between
6 and o'clock D. m.
Evening journal., 1914-11-06

The German-American Society, at a
meeting held last evening at the Hotel
Stoeckle, Front and French streets
voted S25 for the German Red Cross
Society.
The society decided to give a card
party for the members, their wives
and women friends in the early part
Of December. The matter of arrang-
ing the affairs was left TO the execu-
tive committee, which is comprised OF
President H. F. Schneider, Max
Matthes, Frank j. Fink, Louis Wag.
ner and Fred @. Heiss.