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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
MEMORIAL SOCIETY Gets
HISTORIC MUSTER ROLL
Was Taken by Yankee Soldier From
Confederate on Battle Field
Near Richmond.
RECEIVES OTHER WAR RELICS
Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety Adds to Museum Clothing
Worn by President Davis and
Maryland Line Headquarters Flag

The muster roll of Company a, FIJI
teenth Tennessee Volunteers. covering
IN" months of July and August, 1863
taken by Federal soldier from a
wounded Confederate on a battle field
near Richmond in the fall of that year,
was presented TO the Confederate Me-
moral Literary Society at its monthly
meeting yesterday. 1t was sen, TO
Mrs w. I. Tillar. of Emporia. by the
WIDOW OF tho Northern man. with the
request that it be placed in the Con-
fcdcrate Museum.
Other relics of the War Between the
states received by the society were
several articles OF clothing worn by
president Davis. presented by the Sid
ney Lanicr Chapter, and the headquar-
tiers flag OF the Maryland line. pre-
scented through the Goochland Chapter,
by Mrs. Bradley T. Johnson.
TO TNNEIL bust OF
GENERAL BEAUREGARDE
During the reunion. the bust of Cen
eral Beanregarde in the Confederate
Museum viii be unveiled and a portrait
OF General G. +. Wharton, the gift of
u. T.. Wharton Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams ana Miss j. l.. Jennings, will be
received by the society.
( Reunion business was transacted and
the following elected 70 membership in
the society for one year: Miss Frances
Merriweather. of Augusta, Ga; Miss
Augusta T. Daniel, of Richmond, and
Homer c. Pace, OF New York CITY.
Ihose elected for life are: Mrs. Robert
). khberr. OF Kingsville. Tex: Mrs
II NJ King, OF KingsviIle, Tex; Nc
Comb Chapter, No 1912. McComb City.
Miss Julia Jackson Chapter. No. os.
Chiffon Forge; Herbert A. Claiborne.
Hamilton Cabell Claiborne. Albert Ly-
man Cox and Francis y. Cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
MANY RED CROSS Hospitals

In the war zone have ordered Aliens
Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder. for
use among the convaleScent troops.
Shaken into the Shoes or dissolved in
the foot-bath, il gives refreshing rest
and prevents the feet getting tired or
foot sore. Drug and Department
Stores Everywhere sell it. Don't ac-
cept any substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20

Mrs. Anna r. Atwater. president Of
the International Christian woman's
Board OF Missions OF the Christian
Church. OF Indianapolis. Ind, will make
an address this evening at SIS O'Clock
in the Seventh Street Christian Church.
Mrs. Atwater is a recognized authority
on modern missions and a speaker of
unusual power. The public is invited
to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

The historical meeting OF the Ches-
terheld Chapter. l.. D. c. will be held
in the Chester High School Tomorrow
night at o'clock. Mrs. Norman V
Pa ndolph will be present and give a
TALK on historical work. The program
has been arranged by Mrs. Tyler. OF
Chester Chapter, historian, and the
public is cordially invited to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20

At the regular meeting Of the EQUAL
Suffrage League at 80 O'Clock this
afternoon an address will be delivered
by Mrs. j. r. Dysart. of Milwaukee,
Wis, wife of DR.. j. r. Dysart. presi-
dent OF the National Children's Home
Society. Mrs Dysart was for many
years a missionary in the Far East
but more recently has been associated
with her husband IN the children S
welfare work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20

The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter, Daughters of 1872, will meet this
morning at 1880 o'clock in the Jefferson
Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
GOOD APPETITE
WITH HEXETS

You can eat hearty meals and suf-
fer no after i'll effects. You can
eat what you want and when YOU
want 1t without pain or stomach
misery.
HE&ETS will digest the heaviest
meal for you. They digest the
heavy. fatty foods that are so diff
heult for the gastric juices. They
cure indigestion, sour stomach,
oelching and dyspepsia, quickly
and surely. They put the stomach
IN a healthy condition and make
you feel active, vigorous and am
bilious.
Take HEXET after dinner 10.
day. 1t will regulate your stom.
ach and make you feel like a new
person.
Get a box from any drug store.
1Oc- 25c.
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SISTERSVlLLR

SISTERSNILLE. w Va March -
Harold. the three year old son of AR
and Mrs. Charles citizen. died MONDAY
afternoon after "a long suffering caused
from inflammation ug the bowels He
leaves bis parents and one 1ittIs sister.
Mrs ". Co., NsHHuachWaud.r sp.r.
Monday ln wheeling
Mrs. n. %. Myers has gone to wallace
90 b. the guest OF friends for low
g.. T. MARITIME has Isft Tor Mason CITY
where Do was called b. The serious M
ness az Dis mother.
o.. g. Pollen has returned from Charlie
TON. where Do" served He committee clerk
Ht OBJ" legislature.
Miss Nura b.hHIt and Olive Roberts
ar. in Nh'.IuE attending the aprinr
millinery opening
Miss i.uth Talbot has returned from
a few DAYS Visit with friends BOZ New
Mrs o. 4 J.IrsrHv has returned ta
her homo Boo Proctor. after being tho
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs g. &c.
L1Nrarr. UrIrT.Ir who hos recently
returned from California. Has resumed
BE- position go f#..isr.a .fur.
Miss gilmore Scott who spent H F.H.
dasH with her aunt Mrs. Charlie. Mon.
Mrs Frank Martin ana SOM I..fI..
zoo. Doe returned home fH N#ndaIIIr.
ty fHr death of Nr. MARITIME .faf.r.In.
law SIR. Fred iIuIirEa
Nra D hHN... wH. H." been f..
quest Uf nrr sister. Mr. Jennie N..r..
IH Clarion. Pa
o. d. reed manager .f H. Durham
hardware store lslf Tuesday Tor Hunt.
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GRAFTON

CITATION. March The annual s,.-
etptlpu 81 Naomi Chapter. 80 ~. order
'i tAc fa- tern star was held Frsla.
Hlsul at tng Masonic Temple and la
every way ranks as one OF the s4grt.s4-
III aHalfS the chapter has ever given.
~ pIosram "f the evening WAS ON A
9lHti'ht order from any ever held r...
ior~ 4 large crowd was present an.
Visitors WeF" there from several chapt-
ers !n other towns.
ON the committee which welcomed
lhe guests Wei, Airs. Jouu NuzuuI Mrs
>. D.. l-yaiuuu ana AIgs. a. o.. LAnh.s4.
Alra. L. l-I-uNc IutTD4.tru tur yt.ltBr-
70 tHe rrtclh luE AI. on WhIgu wrr, %.
y. l.' VIZ, % l..l i.CIsoAlE. Grand Worthy
Alt'us AlIs. BgIA e.. sratll- N.8IluE
NlatI"u 1I The local chapter. Sire tsgG.
~ ""At'las alIrs Guy ts4uE 4,T. AIRS L..
T. SAP &C.. .dIa. Alex tees AIss emma
htHh,uy. all ta.l NvItug alalrpt.- ID
lHt grafton DiaUttI. ana Cd. s. tl,uIul..
guy tlAEl,r ami g.. 80. AIu-4lu.s t.t-
worthy taiIuus Ca tuIs ,la...ur. ms.
IaHk h"uHr. urs. Eu. Nyw4uu. Mrs 80.
W thurman ANA AlEH. e. 10. seen y,l.-
tht members UI tine committee, ON f..
iIr -hinenis 4 shout musical program.
s-H 1H4IJ-r ig lus Visiting ,.rtuu
NuIlh3 taiIuu anu the staging 20. "A
snort Th.l.u, ....Iia.lls aIasUu.y ul IN,
'hattyI y1atlTlsy4 Rae ,,yuIuE 81 tUt,r-
It.l.lu'ul, ,lDziuE with "A banquet served
.A tue ussuuucl uall.
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WELLSBURG

WEL1sHTUG 49, Va March D
George s. Iar.uUr,. uf HaIHuor.
Md. has accepted position with
Thomas Osborne Beside. being H
sE.lfuI barber Mr. IarrtmO-n Ia Hr
expert prnmau and BIAS demonstrated
h'a ability with fHn pen ur card.
which he has donated tu rIs FRIEND.
Mrs John T Given. uf near collier.
was n NrlIahurr business visitor un
Monday and collected "a rr. insurance
claim from fHn .urU. a. Reeve. arar.
rv here
a large front porch ra Hr.r. added
'1 Poo t.ul'. fraw. .uu.. Hf OBJ. cor.
nor 0f Charles and sixteenth sfraa.a
Oh. porch b.. fHr .rrr. length nf fr.
front of 'he house. and viii add fo fHa
appearance and convenience ~ tHa
structure
Two PASSENGER steamer. passed
WrIIsbGrs ur Tuesday Tho ohio. on
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FINANCIAL.

lts return from Che MardI ga4 f-Ip
passed 0u Der way to PITTSBURGH. ms.
Hurnrn from Pittsburgh. landed and
I''. some furniture and holssHo.
.uHd-
1T. a. Carmichael was bua.rl.
caller .u -f.IHruyIIa. o.. on Monde.
Willard H...H.r. Dec WaIfar. and
John lob .I.r were callers .H sfry
h..E.I... I'D. un Saturday
a'ura" -fHurI0. uf PITTSBURGH ra
was OBJ visitor on Monday af Tho nom
of n.. parents In tHia city.
I No. Nr.Urd. oft tho Kyfl sr1ur.
company BE- business caller r
Wheeling
SRI. s. o. steele returned f1 Dol.
bonn DOB TarE.rahu-E ON Monday H.-
...r Sire E NJ Warden. arrumr4
r..I ..r fH WH.aHra.
vs. Warden DEL business raua.
.r $50 NIar.sur. 3D.. Tor several Har.
IrHu. H'HErng. uf ohio county
wa. H recent visitor Of the homo oil
Nr and Nr. r % Reeves
H 80 shepherd. of So CiairqvIfr
0. ua N..isHrrr business caller
0H Tuesday
Nr cecilia FaHry. n Pittsburgh
pa. DEL spending a few days win
WeIisbur. friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

sessions Uf the National Educational
ASSOCIATION az Cincinnati. ohio.
george Jones has returned from q
short trip t1 Washington. o.. c.
william MHFrH and family are move
IfN fH Toledo. ohio
Clarence EfHfIrI Oh student az she
IlIfrTeIts of Pittsburgh. Do home fu-
"a few days
Mrs. Homer Edr.u. ~ emtH.Ius Is
Visiting her ugths. Mrs y Do IIeudsr-
son. OF West Main street
% a. flHIaIID Hua been called f4 pHrt.
'i.I..A lf tlg illness ~ H.a SON. Leon.
urI 1flI.I|u
IS d. Fu.me- BIAS been ln wheeling
Hr UH..uUa.
William cline is able tu return ID.
Wn.. iu 'I" local telegraph office. otter
two weeks illness
IuiE. Sell 4 Iurfrev AMI family have
returned IH k|ruwHHH Hr.I. .H.rFrHr
sA weeks .n tns city during fHH ......u
.| ..||l.| count
from TarEI.HIHrE
Rev H o. SHHsz. Hr rH.ru.rt r-...r.
church
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country this
morning from tine Northwest and up
per valleys southwark over the
Missouri and Mississippi valleys 20
the Gulf. with center over the upper
portions OF the Missouri valley. where
the morning temperatures were near
or slightly below zero.
The pressures continue low over
the Plateau states auc thence east
ward into the Plains states. attended
by unsettled weather. with light rain
IN sections. The pr,ssur,s also con.
unue low over New England
Partly cloudy weather is Indicated
for this section tonight and Wednes-
day. without much cnange in Temps
ature
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 80 degrees. lowest last
night, % degrees: no precipitation
The Ohio viii continue 10 fall in the
district
H. G. HOWE.
Section Director
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK March Butter fIrmer
creamery extras tS2 score) 2l1a nsgc
creamery thlgh'r SCOriugp HZIs ffggg
iirsts - D. tf soho. seconds gs.fZEt.
EEE-. steady. fresh gathered extras ~ 81
~ &c. extra firSts 81 Ft ~ isC. fr-ts 10 ~
q" &c. -e,"tds ~ p N TO g. nearby hen.
merry whites ZfHI Z5c. Cheese. steady
state whole mills held specials IGH. m
Itc. do average fancy IDuItlsr FInur
easy; spring patents SE.Ea $40. winter
patents 5000 re t.l5. winter straIEhfs
1913 ff go, Kansas straights $4,000 q uU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

NEW MAETlSSNILLE. W Va
March l-MhgnUua defeated AIlurI.-
vile ~ basket ball 800 saturday even
ing lh" home boys will play sisters
VINE mere lut#uAy evening 90 wa.
announced 90 bs at Slstcrsyiilr Ran Iaf-
'r changed and the game will TAX. place
iu this city.
Coach Mont MCiutiT, has been trying
iH arL1rHD Ca game Tor AIaEuulI. err.-
"u4 wheeling girls az New Marine
Elll'. The game was scheduled SOM.
. iIm' ago. but uu date set and the rr.t-
Ter was dropped until This week Ia Be-
believed that the teams viii lut uU IA
E'.i hlht both being IN fairly good
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- 10 the presence or few friends. Hove
'at"H btuu'ti 90 tiarksuuTE. and AIIHa
l'IIl.' h''ur. OF Grafton. were uu.tg..
lN marriage at the West lIaIu street
~. J.. Iats 'HaE' uu Thursday ,lvulu.t
"L "'lurE uy tho pastor Hes a. a
ENiA'i AFTER short honeymoon tHry
VIII reside Boo C4razburA g.H.rl HI
F'NHEit holds a r-zpuusIuIs ra-ttlI..
with lUr Harrison Coal COMPANY
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very pleasant BruT was Ig.u I'D
Main street. boo honor ~ Nrs tf.,.s
''l'. Who leaves shortly for her new
nome DO SEiuu-fHu. ". Va Mrs IsT.
We HT...rfel uE the members of fl.
IniHHiD Cub present. with "a nunI.urr.
.rH."H Rus. tHu presentation being
mao. nF Hirz. clyde ~ Turner MIS-
H.rLuWU visitor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March Cattle.
steady supply light. choice Ss65uNT5.
prime SH.4uH SO sheep. steady. supply
and commons SF.uyf i 900. lambs $50 UU sr
80. Veal calves S1.5OHI2Ou. Hogs.
hlEh'r. receipts light prime hsaIi,s
500; mediums and heavy yorkers yT.as
n 40. light workers E125m7sU: pigs
$500 y 7.20. TOughs s6.OO46.25
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CHICAGO. March Hos rccclpts
$4,000; lower. bulk S6.55Hs.TO. nght
te.t5 y 500, mixed S6.4J 70 $40. heavy
S5.'5 "a Go. Cattle. receipts 3 900.
steady. native steers S5.GuugI5. COWS
and heii'rs y3.5uu 40. calves gE.sUsI
1000. sheep. receipts 5000. strong.
sheep $40 500. y,arlluEs ssN5uksI.
lambs S1.N5NIU.OU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

inston, 20 attend tho state convention OF
retail hardware dealers.
Miss Louisa Kochcrt who has been In
charge Of the SiStcrsyiIIe General no-pt-
tai Tor the past two months. has resign
80 her position and left FOR her home Ia
Wheeling.
city Attorney s. q. SwIEer has re-
turned home after ATTENDING. the legfsla-
tury at Charleston.
Arthur &. MeChllnE attended the
wheeling lllgh-TyIer County High game
at MIDI, bourne last Saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

The grocery store of John WiImsr
Vas robbed sunday evening Tho u4r-
ties were arrested and taken b.fDr. no
may and found tH De some NuurE mon.
ut tHe town. who were very Te4rarfIII-
They stated that they bad worked f.f
Dr. Wiawsr and Do, had refused TO- Hae
iItu and they uu4E took ErugsrTrs
amounting Co Chat sum. The matter
NH- NOT set been settled Ass Co what y.ITT
Dee done with either PARTY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

par. tAl airs herman A.. I.utEs enter.
t.ILlrh q rev friends thursday evening
~ thrii home uH Walnut street ut pro.
EI'--IN' uN' hundred. Oh very pleasant
''tnlns vac spent by IA, guests az 90.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 2-Rumors that
Turkey would bcg Tor terms OF peace
broke down values In wheat to-day o.. C
"A bushel. but large sales for export from
the United states made the market rally.
There was % nervous close at l@c 70
sac under last night Corn scored a net
gain Of H. alf.c TO Il.c. oats finished
&c Off TO l'sc up. ana provisions al an
advance Of loo 10 a5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

I'D" NHIrIEsl club CAV, a. very pleas.
tE musical gutsrtrirWerf 90 tH. home
". Airs a. s. Holt on Walnut srrtrf
-aInicn.E which the club Will hold earn
N'.-. The fu.I club orchestra aud .uu.
IN".N took part Dob H t..s attractive
program. d short social session follow .
81 fH' completion of che musical num-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
NEW MARTlNSVILLE

The Daily Intelligence VIII 90 rouna
On sale AT Agar's Cigar and Frut. Etsnu
Melh street. lannon's Cigar and Iruit
ttaud. Alusus Thomas Fruit stand. John
thomas Fruit stand. at DEPOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

The senior class Hf Magnolia HIGH
school viii give CO. play. entitled Lost 10
,uar"ruu. Friday evening. March ratl.
U Do. promises Co. hH one of The most de-.
pos 90 plays ever given BOO fHs high
HnuI IHF class pUr"raara some very
good talent along this line OF acting
and the finished product will Uu doubt
IE "a Fu#UFaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
FINANCE

NEW YORK. March ON the sur
face. at least. today's stock market
appeared to ignore the latest turn to
European events and It's possible ef-
feet on the foreign trade OF this
country. Trading was very light, but
prices were well maintained In the
better known issues. soms OF the
eastern railways gaining / to points,
with recessions in the later dealings.
Specialties were increasingly promi-
nent. especially motor shares. but the
utter absence OF investment demand
was again a striking feature.
There was a renewal. on a moderate
scale. OF the recent selling for foreign
account. chiefly In the bond division,
and quoted values in some high grade
issues showed concessions. Exchange
markets were more steady, except on
Germany and Italy the better tone
being due. II was believed. to the
Gerinan-AustrO embargo.
Big Decline.
In the final hour OF the session
there was a precipitate decline in the
stock and four per cent bonds OF Dis
tillers' Securities. each breaking about
FIVE points. This was preceded by
great heaviness in the grain markets.
which rallied slightly az the close.
-ghe uncertain state of the copper
Industry was shown by the varying
attitude adopted by some OF the pro-
ducing companies In their dividend
policies. In the steel trade prices OF
certain specialties were advanced
Erie reported a gain In net for Jan.
nary of S3S3.OOO. and Canadian Pa.
cihc and Chesapeake and OHIO man
aged To cut operating expenses TO the
extent Of yielding moderate net re-
turns. but Seaboard Air Line reflected
its recent helyiuess with a loss OF
S2.OUO.oOO. Total sales l3G. SEQ shares.
The local bond market was irregular.
speculative low priced issues declin.
ing sharply. Total sales, par value.
s2.Os7 .uOr.
United States boads w"re unchanged
On call
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
Tss,s cAE scHEDULE

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBuRG
Wheeling yy.itsh,,r,,
Leave
22nd Street Law.
Wheeling weiigbUrg
1850 a m s.OO = ..
$3.50 p. m. 1900 moor.
MOUNDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th Street T.,-.
Wheeling Mour4syitr.
10 90 a. m 1sao ~ =,
3 30 D. M - IT,
on lines having regular srpr.s. 49,.
vice. shipments weighing IN excess OF
MY pounds or large bulk will not be
Carried on UTeanr Eer cars
ALL LlNES-uaily Except SUNDAY.
No shipments. except emergency shin.
uenfE ~ medicines. will Be carried ~
passenger cars between 900 and gls
%. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
HAY AND GRAIN
Wheeling Live Stocks.

Whesling Live Btook 0ouinniaaion Co.
WHEELING ". Va March 9 'f-
CATTLE
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New York Stock Excbano-.

WHEELING. ". Va. March -
hhnse 81 actiNe stocks ON the N,,s
TON STOCK ENcnragy. corrected daily ~
a D.. A4aatgu 81 Co. brokers'
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va. March ?. rs
Daily Quotation List OF the Wheeling
Stock Exchange.
gTnrKg ma a.. - y
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r. N sg ne ~. trade o.. affected ,.ry Dol,
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WHrrIiV9' y u ~ No. III

.., ,iii..'i 5sir., .t gsfs'' o." 'r's7 sas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
Here's a
Breakfast That
You Can't Beat

Those homemade biscuits
of mother's-nut-brownt tops
and fIaky white ccnters--
what breakfast for you TO
enjoy, with plenty Of syrup
TO pour over them! Good ?
More than that--Creaf!
Up in the morning TO eat
your fill of the best food that
a plate ever held. BE sure
that the syrup is Velva-the
finest in flavor, the most in
nourishment.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

foiarnHs base plans COG the umr BOP
charge and promise aomr worth while
aideHne Attractions
G. s. v. Ross. sdisor ard publisher o.
thc success County NsRs H H 1t ts
home. conner sAth mu inucark ate-
uurs iIis physicians advise lutI hr
wili hkcN ne caufnrd Or bs btl fr
the remainder of th' wc,A
The regular weekly meeting 81 tho
Commercial tan directors or.tr Co.,
nisht ft ocNrh sharp Tho mi1eef
risins campaign ana thr f.rhe ming
iwdc excursion viii Peg Hhe two rfIn
cipai maftem O. tnaase ihr attention
~ the directors 400 nc NhHm 900 uferi
90 attend
TINS Tesas stal,this Company has
.iHf'rl tNr ilnE uf ihr strcets
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
City News {: =:
in Brief

The coreas Christ, Choral ciah will
ha,l Id. rerlisr o.eil, rehearsal tt
thr PARISH nouse af tha Ep,scopai
.D.n.a .t so f.nieht A mu attend.
.. ed .I ........ .... 3D.. ...fH..If. sI4. 3D..
aee,l.f rlsI d. fhe hes.nnlrs nf 4 new
tl.ft.t. ANA .n a.portnrr time Ion Ia
a.. anal arrti.nten d,r.rns ID, ioin tilo
uie.tlan +. enron nd thie mesi.rs
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