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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-17

Have your teeth examined and
grange for the necessary treatment
art wait until You suffer the
sequence Of improperly mastica-
food which only perfect teeth
la assure. not only al and treat
e.h 10 the most satisfactory man
but do the most difficult bridge
ad plate work as well. All work
eaa-antced to prove satisfactory
Come here when YOU wish to be
eatcd without undergoing pain
sul operation and al the same time
ae as-ured Of satisfactory work and
reason be bin.
Dental Parlors are open every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Phone 178-m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-17

MAsHINaToN, May. II. Ii 50 Al. nj
For Maryland Partly cloudy and
cooler tonight, Tuesday. continued
Chief of Weather Bureau
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-17

The play The Mouse Trap. drills
and annual entertainment to be given
by st. Mary's school. which was post
poned from last week, will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday nights, May
20 and 2i in ST. Mary's Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-17
b&A.EIecirlc Railroad
sild-Cify Terwiaai,

N 49, nSaEly EFfcs-AcxnlnK nna sven
sno WashinRton. fwsshingtor
saasenEeFs change ST Naval
Academy Junction.
Leave Annapolis. West 81. station
os.io. 1880. e-zo. xs.so. t7.zo. xz.so
$40. $40. 1870. tIizo =. NJ. 1870
hxo. 2-zo. ts.2o. 40. x4.so. fs.zo.
se'2o. 90. ego. 10. 70. a1.2o p. ~,
tsave Naval Academy Gate n u,tnn,a.
earlier, state House Station. RIafen
= ena college Ave. minutes later
Leave Baltimore
e.ss, IS e.ss. 8 ss.s4o.ss. ti.ss
NJ. f2.s5. las. s.s5. ; IS. x4.os. IS
1908. 5-ss. e.ss. 7as. IS uss.
~, i2.ss a. M
An trains receive or discharge passan-
gers at local points between Anuapo-
iis and Naval Academy Junction.and
at Anthicuna on signal.
Leave Washington
600. 8 As. eos. eos. 10. os. nos i n.
y cs. los. os. g o5. $50 Aos.
40. sos. COS. 7.oS. s.os. ii.os p
~. fz.os a. NJ
xDaiIy except sunday.
conneets 81 Odenton with P.lS.R and
~ annapolis Junction with b. & D. Ria.
sConnecte ~ pdenton with p. r r.
eboeal ANNAPOLIS 20 Baitimore.
For tickets and Information apply Al
our city ticket ofi1ces. West St. station.
Green, r. Boessel. Ofsice u. $. NJ A. for
officers, midshipman. etc CONNECTED
with Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-17

SnhserIbe % ZEE CAPITAL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
LITTLET0N

LITTLETON. ". Va. Noy. 14-Mrs.
j. r. Robinson has returned hum. after
"a few days visit with friends boz Wheel
Ing
Mrs. John wade % HarnesyIllo is wise
itiuE friends here for Jew days.
Mrs. Wayne EuelN and two children
spent Thursday with friends Ir Wls.I-
ing.
Mrs. Rose Crayou Of Downs Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Cleveland Elss,, Z
here for few days
Miss Letta E,-er has returned to her
home lu Warrington after "a short visit
here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs solomon Higgins are
sp' udlng a Few days with friends iu
Mounds yllIc
Born Co SIR and Mrs I'D Esruhrr.
NOV. lu. ca ten pound SOB
M. and NI-. Harry Anderson r
Downs are visiting friends here for "a
few days.
Mics Margaret NIIfer- Ie visiting with
friends Iu ArNsHN.u for 70 frv dave
NI-- Beatrice Miller has returned -n
h,r home Iu Cameron after t short visit
with Mrs o.. ID Riggs.
Mrs. Arthur HuTUn of Hundred Is visit
lu friends here fUf Oh few days
Miss Pearl Hurg.us Uf Warrington .s
VISITING her parents here f.r 81 fsW days.
AIes Mabel owen Is visiting friend. lu
Warrington Tor O. few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Surface condi-
tions indicated a fair degree OF strength
Tor the greater part OF the week. but
occasionally the undcrtone suggested
heaNlness. or at least irrcgularity. This
uncertain tendency applied more espcc-
lally 70 Investment stocks, In which con-
siderable foreign selling was encounter
90. Erope's further liquidation may
have been urgent or may have arisen
from the course OF foreign exchange
which Favored such operations
What the railways lacked I'm stability
was neutrolized by the renewed strength
OF various industrials and cuppers.
nllei states Steel a. NNa. duplicated
lts highest price OF recent years. Ana
Conda copper at 50 mace n new record
ana American Smelling. which almost
rlNalled Steel In activity. rose total
OF 10 points To lO1 =. It's maximum quo
tatlon since l90s-191O. Steers rise was
a logical response to the remarkn BILE
october tonnage statement and tie flood
tlue OF trade prosperity. as evidenced by
the corporations virtual wifhdrn,yaI
from foreign markets because its mills
nave attained the maximum OF produc-
uvity.
The mtdweek recession in war shares
some or which declined violently Opened
the way to further discussion OF futrin-
sic values. but their rebound pointed
rather conclusiyely 90 the oNer-extension
or speculative accounts.
General business conditions show hot
terment out trade. as whole is being
governed by seasonal changes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
C0LERAIN

COLEI:AlN. o.. SO. I4-Nue4 Mar
garitte Shafksy. has returned nom. me-
t'. year visit Iu California
SIR. ana Mrs b. a. EaIy and davrh.
yer and son, Richard OF this place. NOV
49, w, w n,''ing. Island. to make That
The young son Robert. OF NT~ ana
Ars. G. Is. uuEue. who has been ..r rU.
SICK list Is better
Mrs. rs. d. Roberts. OF this place. f.
sI.E az her home with tousiiIti-
Mrs. Thurman Iturklr D.. able t1 lr
"ut dii'r an attack of De- rrITu.
AT. and Mrs. W. D. Pryor ana children
on iulr place. have moved Tl IfIrnrlsI..
~, "Hel, De VIII take up Hs Work as
The Farmers Institute Committee met
Hi lhe nome OF r.. J.. walker. THURSDAY
President j b.. Hainos. secretary g. k
ROGUE. Treasurer j. W. Walker. Evs..-
i've commit Tee Alrs. ~ s.. Miller Miss
laura hlnly. Roy Mercer. John Kennedy.
Miss Julia ToIaud has returned 90
with her sister Mrs Martha WILEY
Tine many friend. uf Mrs ET4fFa lEITav
"I.I h. pleased fH know that ... BE- |r..
FI.tlnE af'.r few w.sE. sickness.
SIR DO o. siue .u..t fna Weekend
WIN hi- m.tIfr. ir h"fr.stHwu. Cd.
turned homo from trtI wedding f..r
Th" many friends ~ Nr ami Nrr T..
O. rfHrII.n extend 'Ns|r .."r.. .f....
over fne now arrival off 1 H.tI. Gaueft.r.
Thursday evening
M- Martha Huyi. h1a returned home
i.fer. Mics h1i.a T.rHE|n
The Farmers IHHf.f... .H| t.TrrsI# Cd
VIII he hold in fhr vs. o. o. r FH.I
Monday and Tuesday. E...rH.. $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

Nr and Nfs E..g.. IA 7f.r......f..
pom. f... .r'l. visiting Hf FIT. home
H"N 800. Edward U.rUt# .f
...'N .'r..f HHH If.HInr# 4t.r...
- ..H porch NHH boon erected If rs..
.." '...H Bottom school north of tl.
Conductor Hush Carroll af OBJ. pan.
'. 70 fn'fiur Uur was .r Irfr F...
va w.r.IrE ir HI. place
i'RF.t Poole. of south wa.
nm ~ a.."'.y recovering after be.1s
M-a Ue.F ff.Ifenrne off para,..
I.I.t rr.r|."r several days rI.ItIrr
1l fNn bonn. Hf Der a.r vs. I'D If.If.--
.In. or I."'lIri avenue. south War
Sire M1rF.raf ga-4 Ur rr-t rfv.-.
IF fN" ru..f no Nra o.. !. Dar.frsra
no NIu.f."n'H street
Do D.. s.ru.Hrl Uf south gf.HIrrr ava
war business visitor bod Aaron On
NJ Hr1-.h % Reilly uu --,t
.. hr uI errr| sometime ,f.iff.r
'.ur. .HHH CHARLES urrN.r .r North
Mn'nHHI T.. r'"u.. F...r.-.Hr .fr. H.
no .F home f.r t.. Ha.f Two
I'D arf ,-s q Brewer NJ s..rr.-.
N..r n.' saturday v.H.HrE rH..rFa rI
A number III I.rHf YOUNG arH1.. viii
ffr q. Ga fashion harm dance fhis rtr.
.- .n ..f H.erra Run
woo" '. N''H.H "r uIfFrfrrrr
u."t E.a... rr-r af fra home IN
" vHrf |.HrsII .I
twentieth l'r,.t and E.hHrT avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
STEEL

NEW YORK. Nov. lit Is estimated
lnal the untitled orders on the books Of
all the steel companies In October were
Increased over l,1uu. 600 tons to which
thg Stegi 'orporatlun.s subsidiaries con-
rlbutrd more than half The sales OF
rolled and forged steel since Nov.rIb her
/. nave been astouishiugly heavy. ek-
tetdlng the october record breaking tom
maze by nearly per cent. The rail-
ROADS and railroad equipment shops dur
lhs the week were again most importun-
ate and export inquiries were most inn
peratiNe- Under pressure some Of he
inllls accepted orders for second and
even Tor third quarter 1915 shfDrnsr,f AZ
premiums OF 81 and Sc per ton over pres
cnt prices.
The avalanche OF export orders ana
cNorhinaut ocean freight rates caused
the United states Steel Products COM
ptny 90 temporarily Withdraw atl1fa-
uons ON some foreign business fsTe /,
th- week '
Domestic sales OF structural has
plates and shapes were made nj "a
cents o. 40 cents base: the Carnegie
steel Company would accept no orders
or lt. nominal quotations OF 1. go sIufr
base for these products Tho ArerI-.,
steel q Wire Company on Saturday ad-
Nauced prices OF nails Of r|4#r .-4
harb"i wiz, aud wire fencing sd r.- +.n
ana of tlnt wire s. per ton effective NJ
once. The American sheet and aim plate
company opened It's books for rID rr4r.
orders ut $500 per base b.y fg- h,-fg
ltl' shipment. au adv anee of s. Dor r..l
over It" 1910 season price and $40 d.. erI
hEh'f ihau the level gt which Tarra
orders were taken only n few -rrrfEs
ago. Excitement is running high i1 tt,
with prices uu q cents per pound Ir ~
last two days Sr.Ifsr 'pritrs -f...'i W. wv,
upward and ruIrHnIz.I pruGurte r..,..
lA'n.Nf Wtr. HIGHER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
FLUSHING, 0.

FLUSHING. O.. Nov 15.-MIse Ellen
Hranson. of Salem. visited this week al
the home OF r. H. Judson
Mrs. George Coup and baby. of Akron
are VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T.. F. Cunrow.
Mrs. James J Bethel and daughter
Ietha, Of Carrolton. are the guests OF
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Loudon. OF Pains.
VILE. are visiting friends here this
week
Mrs. j. 9. Eaton is visiting relative.
At NefL this week
Mrs. G. e. Hottucr. OF Erfdgcport. Wis.
tied friends here this week
The Fresb yterian Aid Soriefy will
serve their annual chicken supper Fri.
DAY evening, November 10. In the base
Mrs. l.. r.. Upton and children az
tadlz. are visiting this week al fbe
home Of l.. u. Kirkpatrick
MIS-. walter Rudolph. OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. Is visiting her parents. Mr. ana Nire
Robert Bethel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

geret. left Saturday 10 spend a week
with the formers sistcr-in-law. Mrs.
Florence Burton. near Weusburg W.
Va
Rev. Guy McCracken. OF Pittsburgh.
Ia. VIII conduct eVangelistic meetings
IN the Roney's Point 4. +. church she
week OF Novcmoe 21st. All are cor
daily invited TO attend
Mrs. Mollie Jenkins and Miss SPROUTS
oi huntsville, Pa. spent Wednesday aud
Thursday visiting the formers son. I'd
ward Jenkins. and her brothcr-iu-Iaw.
Dave Jenkins.
Mrs. Frank orr. OF Spokane. washing
ton, spent the past weel. al the home Of
her mother-tn-law. Mrs. T. j. orr
Mrs. Mamie McCutcheon t. visiting
her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Farmer. near
Roneys Point
Mrs. F. r. Rhoadss and Mrs q. L.
hhosdes visited al the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Jenkins THURSDAY
Mrs. M. II. Frazier and daughter Lille
recently visited Mrs. p. W SupIer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
Prominent Farmer Dies.

j. G. Latta. aged - years. prominent
and well 20 do farmer. Of Seneca town
snip. Woodsfield ". r. -. No 3 passed
away at his residence Novcbmcr 10 fGI5
Mr.. l-atta has been afflicted with pnr.
alysls for the past eight years. thoush
IN apparent fair health. until recsntiv
nus dtath was unexpected lie is sur
vivcd by his aged WIfe and four sors
lrof. L. l.. Latta. former school exam
liner OF calais. O.; Or Allen p. Latta OF
FraySNille, O.: David I-atta. Of Akron
o. ana jon nlatta. n Baptist mission
ary IN India and two daughters. Mrs
Madeline Matz. Of Ashland. -. and Miss
Mary r. Latta. at home
Funeral arrangements are incomplate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
WOODSFIELD, 0.

WOODSFIELD. O. Nov. IA Ford
roadster driven b. an unknown man
from Summcrfield. crashed into "a wagon
mead on belonging 20 the firm OF FuDer
biliman. on the Woods field Louisville
PIKE. Tho rear axle and wheel of the
wagon was broken and the front gear
OF he car was damaged considerably
and had TO be taken TO Troutman's gar
age for repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

Mrs. Anna hatzsrbIe was called 20
'hI' inis week by the death OF q rcIa-
'iFie Leap ie home from Cleveland ON
visit with bis mother. Mrs F.iza t.ser
~ clark street
Miss Edith Linton. OF Washington
TO-. lr visiting I..t auI Nre John CON
r.. OF fHr orchard
william ErH.f. Dr.. of T4rEsrairfry l-
spending several days boz fHr DIV g.ifI,
DIS sister. Nra. a. o. Tur..g
Mre Dean i1rr..k. I.ff wednesday for
husband
Miss Grace LHcner who has been the
house guest or Miss E.rri. Morgan. T.ft
HgIu'siur Tor hlr bonn. Ir Tr.Tr.r...f-
I.Nn I'rr'H faH returned from "a
visit HIrr friends .n ''HrH.Iurv
Niles .s|H.EH IrH.f Hra returned from,
two months trip fa Denver T.I. -.f
other points Dol fHH west
Sir and Mrr Glen I8rrIrE. 4f Crsrla.
burg were ru'IaI Dor. Monde. b.. he
dr1'h 10 Mrs Blrrirks mother. M-a
MARY Harvey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

Fred Bertram left thursday FOR "a ..ief,
with Pittsburgh and SteubcnvilIe reIa-
tivts. N
Mrs. II. Q. Jones returned 20 her home
at heron thursday after few DAY 8
visit with her daughter. Mrs Eari N,-g-3
iarl llarklns. Of Wiuoua, Kansas Ii
sp'ndinS a Few days with his parents
htL. and Mrs Wayne Harkins
Fred Rose has returned from "a f.,,
days visit with friends AZ Ashland
Mrs. charles A Straight entertained
the members OF the =. A. G.. Club .Tu..s.
day evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

pletcd.
Mrs. Esther Bundy Of this place is inn
proving after a few weeks sickness at
me home OF her son, Foster Euudy. Df
New philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Tell pleasantly ,u-
tcrtaiued the Tweuticth century club al
their home ON Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
Couple welded

Charles g. Cassill. popular clerk in
C. l.. Mellott's jewelry store ara ST.
Mary Henderson, were quietly married
AZ the home OF the bride Tuesday even
lns. Rev. RyalL OF the Pres byterian
church. officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

Wayne. the IL year old son Of MI. and
Mrs. Jacob ID. stephens. Of near t,afstg-
VINO resides ON Woodsfield Il. H. Q. WI.
hl'htd by 4 morse sunday. october so.
and died the following Monday Int
ment was made wednesday In the Calais
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

MIS-. w. G. Mooney and daughter. EIIz.
abeth, and Mr. and Mrs. W q. Noop,,,
Jr.. left thursday for New Haven. Conn
70 visit son and brother. Herbert. a stu.
Gent at Yale college. and witness tht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

c J. Clausn, OF Mutonsbufg. has our
chased the residence OF sheriff T. I
Nishterman. on OAK Lane avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
FINANCIAL


20 Dallas ana .r tho evening retr-r.4
.al .ld o.tfgo of Che services a. hIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
WHEELIEo TRAc-zea coMPAEx
SS CA1 sCHEDULh
AkinG EHest June Al, 1903.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSRsJJR0
Wheeling tV.it.h,,-.
Leave
i2nd Street -
Wheeling DaiiN
1890 a m e.oa
IN 1890 noon
MOUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsVI.A
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street -
Wheeling noy,J.,s,,.
10 90 o. m fsso /. -
a.8O y. IA. y N.
On lines having regular erpr... -
slce shipments Weighing in eKceas Of
~. POUNDS OF large bulk will ret Be
carried 90 passenger cars
ell LiNEs-Daily Except Sunday
10 shl pments except emergency ship-
wents % medicines. will be carfi.d ~,
las-enger cars between 600 and a:iT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
NEW MARTJNSVILLE

The Daily Intelligence Will ~. rouns
on sale al AgRr's Cigas and Fruit stand
Main street. lannon's Cigar aud Fruit
stand, MCsen Thomas Fruit stand. John
Lhomas' Fruit stand at depot
NEW MARTINSVILLE. W Va Nov
~ many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
p X Nells viii be sorry 60 learn that
their daughter. Helena H. critically I'M
az their home on Clark street
Church Societies.
The Daisy Circle Uf the First N D.
church was entertained by Miss sea
burrows Wednesday afternoon.
The bsrCas Society of ST.. TOhn NJ D..
church. met with Mrs J. r. Clar,l On
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Lewis Gilbert and Mrs Levi
phlinger were hostess 20 tho Ladies'
Aid of the First NJ r. church. in me
'hurcn parlor- Thursday afternoon.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27


Ana ehen iht ultte teN rif down in
iNr sfent TOW a. 0hsHA rNuskNns ur
A. his hastet ~ sraa So. Naaame
uadstl auehtl a.esi natufesiis NhN
~ss Ncia sfarlcgr esaetN ~ Rfiisis
afe not supposed 40 d. and ihs sss-
ning Mill ur ieracnt.tfea ssen wiih
W. h-rfie.g ~ l.ts ahd pafitnr resf
Tht Audienor NAa Naf aNte what t
shosiG hs,t nesn| hut IS was aftfniitt
and ug appreciation ,Aneeiea uihsf
SHORTCOMINGS
fhc pfusfam uyean Win Nchamann
AlnudNa,ht afaueM in tte alpfa uf
tht nishi eHhnHt anf Wtan th|
much So deH 0afieo son Mas aga seq
Hffrl4s ani fUlAbis. ,aNllss aliA Ailla
lIHntf rfhuttitt HNtUNtaiufsA aas
T the oarcas of tHt uatsi piici whN ti.tf
'eNpresae1 himself ln sHng u Sfhut,.ri
siuN hare lived b. bear 0sassi IA
Nruld have died aappasf le~s cFesned
I hf poverty and lack "a ftsftanliN,n
I hamsan and s,sorsr snd fians
were iaiiewwd b, au tnsnfe fauuoftH
I hcNtlasfins tiiknsaif in as ihe
rfa ,hef - sons ,hcfr J. noinluf mere
aiaWafla mNre ukel ia sfip lae heafi
ti hlHf ths ,fes NsAams uadefi was
thr father ib, father With thv dtint
Aaf r1inf ,fruprh ,hr stormy niFas
'pying n reassufe a. tamf,nt g. ~
plain rhr Nas ths smsii hafs teiee
siresvn niih irFref aHppfd ie 30.
nmnh su'Alns iaunf from thr lntis.
ihie plaaaifs fof pfu1teiinN $50 ess
iNs riiNihf soft alluriHs. mefeiipas
pfeespiinf pr.in piglHrtH. afaNlnn
InFsnf noi Ca be- aesgteH aNd shr
eas ths aeDHt af deash uf Ffeai fgioi
fwHiiuesA up pf ,hs lrmHrsi Neihins
Ufald natr Nffu muft fon,lnrinfi ard
Mf tus IA the lAanH ,a4fieA his rar
sriN sUs accompaniment Nah ruuuA
mae0unue tcrdef he penadsa ihs
sorg bui did nel 0nirmde
The sanas ln Enspsh were HoaannH
There 0sfy Mafd STEPHENS rh,
+ iiuas NuN tdshNage lowe Game iu
'int nnar ans 1ht iiiiie usst Nlut
|puo ln Nhl,h Naaf nuittre aui tuos
and liHmT ta enc iils4snds ulsifH
hcfaud Noras Atoms with analhrf
i@NmufFs siumhff nunf trd 10 MOI
o aiumtof narr aou ana pure Hnf fai
4 0f lnifi hfssfhiuF ~ safi slihti
'irsi would De- an iniuanre GO aH 49,.
lrsst fa auhma Nsiin ~ iht NiHhr
Ilrfhaua aisu as mufN applause ~ ani
uunhrt A. a compliment a. Esr an.
dionor Madame oadas sanF .Nofpu.
3 rhusu fasas On tho ilHs~ hy " 3
iafis vita Mites hiNei Cfider nf sas
Antonio. at int piano
Tho iaR NNfe ho-t n Wagner fhtr
Iis sfef1 rlrmsni ~ human aspiration
i owen uualiif ~ c0umFe hope. nffir
afainst tnflfnnmeHf. ana Madam,
nAuHhi slnHh Nannsf wlih rare nnief
sianline certain ~ hrr splur ahle "a
sfHlc rNef1 haiEhi iitf numhsfa ven
hAaateihe tus. nieh rran iiaHo'
ffoW IanahtaNer an1 riHas irrnm
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Arfmsfr fIem iuhsnenn. Hai th
miHhff HpfiaN Nnur "un iNfi DE-
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Tho fnrofr hepsd fnf woe nifer
What on naHn be- motto appea sal
mttirrf ana STRENGTH iNan Hiia Fo q
hH The battle rff rurfsina frttal
fifmrrfai feeling fhsi be- irresiaiihis
InW iU pc explained u ia fafnaN
fo rrnmHis snf buf ihf nfssi pafea
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Fpn SALE 160 shares Guif Coast vN
.,d oas a.. ssasK. Price fi.tp9oa .
d Mcrook. fi2 star street 'silf
Advertisement
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BAND CONCERT PROGRAM


Tho following prnefsm has been az
ranged by Director - r. nradiey faf
ihr concert tonight ny the corpus
Christ Marine iiaHl iu Af,esisn isfh
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GADSkl RECITAL Or
LAST EVENING MET
EVERY EXPECTATION
AUDIENCE WAS ATTENTIVE AND
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PRGciArtNE

The Recital cns That VII Lera be
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Ads placed 81 The Caller al"A5h
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40 HocNand Sc. Harry l.. Baeley n
BroU.unc Mass. william D. Cox u
Sew Yark and Fred A. winskc Of
MltmDr to recover The money value
uf Chcneys noios given Go be used
Zoo aruafne the stuck ~ a disiiiiing
company Tabers property has been
attached far 100000 The nmonni 81
thr notes was $4,000 and they were
Given msi year The acqnirement %
ih, stock failed and cheney brought @
hU Iu equity The court ordered the
reform ~ the notes to Cheney.
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REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
WlrhERSPOON DUE TODAY


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