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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
FINE. LETS DO IL

Thg raua'WHY nsNfs completion.
WalerWort improvements are
about Finished u has brrn sng
resied llHt a great praspcrli, I'm.
ner BE- held al lllc Nueces hotel on
December dinner dfdicaled
% ihr spirit uf Jubilee ihal should
prryall as au outcome OF lur tasks
executed boih oi NhiDh nfr uf
enormous Importance 10 Corpus
Christi ami nnf ot which ihe
rmneWay 81 at noBrly gaas' u.s.
pnrianpf % tao people of this on
iiu section
The i'N'lOr eiee No. suggestion
ia unqualified support VIZ need
q chunrp ~ discuss matters IA Il
gnal Festival ol uufd,nce. some
thing unique iu s,ae, different n
iunH Tho proposed 500 food din
nrf neels no eorhihil go whel tho
appollie " nakes ouo hmeY TO
hAH The mere nnnnunrrN ni riisi
ave hunirod covers opu in nll,
WI silmuiatr Thought put iile
iuiu every neither sun pfeaul
Mayor Miller thinks filt It viii
hr We'll 90 invite We ,utrtnor to
nNlhcr with every mHtoe ia south
iiAas This IDEA appeals 10 us
lps 0ur eathms iwns arr bound
together hi comm "a opportunities.
snd they need 60 ahapfh more oi
the community spirit mnre at the
pn flugcihpr proHpertoFethcr
butt, together viewpoint
Ihc Prosperity lunrf hull must
rinp Manager NiN dc,il these
crdhs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
LET us SEE

Tho state Department reports q
marked Improvement boz McxWo +.
internal affairs, citing The stops
taken by Genera tafranlA 10 re
store confidence 60 open mines and
rchahiliiaic iudusifien an this
looks we'll enough. and has foun
dniion in fact hui wo cannot think
that GENERAL fHrranxa has lhc go
liiiral and military genius ner,s
snfY 10 the final restoration of
peuce lie makes hcadway nov
bat has be- the cnnli,lonce 81 the
The ability 10 anticipate
future revolutions oud a. crush
Them in their lncipioucy 20 us
he BIAS moro the appearance col op
poriunlai than ronquerur Aud wr
hprr That ouf miseltings arr
founded an ignorance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
AN OLD TOPIC

What has become Of that waier
front bonlcynrdi Has Il been side
tracked or diichcdi 80 far a. ihs
future OF Corpus Christi j, con.
oerncd nothing y more Important
Yet in it's final achievement, tho
boulevard must represent fair
dealing aud mutual concessions,
O property owners r0nid realize
~ value, they themselves would
be- most urgent in presenting thr
ISSUE y Is us; our desire 10 pre-
eipiiaio controversy. bat 10 slim
ulaiiw thought iu constructive
way Corpus Christi ueesls some
general agitation 10 jar ii loose
from ~ war talk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
PARAGRAPHINGS

What aro thr twlns cau,a lfm
rlrita N0t both tho Same n.iu.
'tuiAluh nn tur iicurt am th,
plhrr hiia Nnsfon Transcript
iA what fn anomaly .tti
rApmm ihr ,rtm Vcn we'll .ur bst
drckhpni nn b suhmatnr WuHid hr
anomAloHt uImlushnm Arr uefafl
thirf tnUr sahWfnHu nfNnrHf flI.t
hiH uwn ttEuiahlvn $50 Dos raur
n no n'ehi sAl llfis min, n
more NmeHeam
MIS- fruhiidsp Ctllhwa, wl,s ai,
oa nin spring Lake ndis ral and
prhrd nut butler who Nas dfeNr
ms waA hr hrr,nc Hut she n,t,
hHsr been desperately m nrnl 1T
hVtl'r Louisville couricf lusrua
fhc eprlnns hooAs au wpne.
mnwua Wm 81. rthci iiryauss
p don.t tek osht ff Wuc th.us
lih" Aiaen ta AaVr sIN leuors and T.
~ eni u onsN have thrce Naakrrs
siAtcranf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
TODAY'S HISTORY LESSON

~hufaBefatt tcfHfr which nie 7ff-
snns hats offered slch asspeftie fr-
slstancr ls ihr arsenal cIs ~ ~ iI-
tle Kingdom one af fht greatest ARISEN.
obs n tho Naihant aa1s statement
sIven oui to-day nl fho National @'H-
graphic Society A hfer powder
uofilf is located hsfe which Wa iH-
creased and Improved during thf "ar
~ fhn nalhHn LsanaF ulfh fhc NiiN'
man FmpIfe DOB 1872 There frr .i.n
maintained hefo 1n impurHni ffmH
mefdr, and ilo eenirai ssff.Hn s.rplf
denai. far var munitions ia cNfnao-
zion with ihe aunr factory Hn Hn
fuundf. 3 operated
efn seues therefore kr.nfrfait
rur lffrf GOO backbone "
n.ltart arplrtfnnr hr nHu 500 Nr
ssrtHn Kupp uHu iu iHni m
sn8 bennington fl.t.ut HmslaHma t.i
ia ffm fht ar.snfI ..If lfaHN fH
ad ,auna lmear NJ ftr ~euaH um'
howe devoted mart U.n.tIalHf nd a
Iauoua rffHr f.aHfH nrHnH OHr
technical ttl.Dn. 81 fl.n arf"fI
up fH tAat uf fh. m.l.l maHiI.H.
Ui fNe rf'anm weston
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

lfntna 8nf fuffH arc UiiHua iu che
support ~ fhrif Caufa hntiah atates.
mon Hfe aYhtfohnr tmunH themselves
nriiish sprsmtn refuse io Boz cDn-
lnfripica
3uns ~ Ireland afr DESERVING thrif
oauuifi fnf fhr rult0i Nriiss
fho ffench afp mlkinH nU httdwaf
aud ihf Italians mnupue o. pound
laser nn fhe nanurff ~ Austria
I lifffDe end Hnm4na ffrtdfnHiif rrfuoe
! fu t1Ht 100 ihf nfnf fIr ihr fllirs
/ lufa Kitchener sN1 hf filn 4rr
iHnlnf thf friHn " ihNif yves
hpHal clone alpfarH tH hf thr
I hFhiiuF fupr ~ ihf alliance lnieaf
90 slfns mii ihere 30 % long war ahead
80 ihs natlaHs ~ ih, arih T0 ,nu
feds the dtm4uia 90 ltuusuf would
bankrupt lhr allied nations Hnd make
the halsef ASA tiifo slllei sin hlm
lhHuiuio diDiaiutH ~ ASS Ahiea aud
Europe
Htairamsu ~ nr uruifai muans nf
lnppe deehrs ihaf 500 real unlo,r 20
ihr German march tu fanaiantnnpio
h lo roet,e lht ailea Into ooncluins
posoe
WIN me Truinnle tm0p ln tuc
luuhish capital thp NlifNr ull hr boz
position tn rfaten fbngf tnd GREAT
iintnln With MuaHriuau uuIsins 300
fhsir tnlGn Hui AHHtiD ipl-t.siune
nnifsa thol accept ns inums FL peace
in iho event nf 900 allln rIrciua
fha4o lffmr ,Er haisrr 1914 zee ioaai
be aisle 90 aatiais enc German proplr
~ uia desire tn end ihf won
Yrtf Internal .t.fdlfIon. lf. ft.futa,,..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
WHERE

Aided hy Tho lulnafinns who
hnvc achieved important VICTORIES
Germany now finds fhe WAY clear
20 Consiantinoplc hut IL Is clcnr
ia name only Tor the serbian linz
Of communication must be- defend
~ hi vast afmivs n Il Is 10 be- al
lasting hcnefii 80 this Cmlrai Pow
crs u England acts wiselc She
viii give up the Galiupoli oaml align
and thrust The whole OF her Fast.
ern forces against the Invaders
hui VIII England act wisely All
miral Craddoek y dcfoat. tin IN.
iimod advance against Turhe,
the succor hasienel 10 Serbia Al
tlc eleventh hour these ARE
among the striking blundrr Tint
have characterized Great Hrilnn 4
pnrt IA the war 20 date and whore
haa ucnnahy furnished thcir du.
plitatpsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

The English reply 70 the latest
American note ran only be one 81
Two things concessions or blnffl
Secretary Lansing has based his
arguments ou English precedent
and they are sound according ~
every international standard At
~ Time, England would commit
voluntary suicide II she were 20 90.
ccpi might a. the tool 10 iiplon.
acy Our stand "a nos Only just
II Is hacked by Epglandk dire
nreh fnf Amnrlnan nrn.neia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Mhile the Enterprise had very
rl0sn vtii boz sundaV nlphtt nre ihr
paper eums nui 0n time npfwifhstnnd
na srunus damnHs tu thr plant and
hhrrlns titp fari that anuit mrmhoi +.
of The state had tn tmain ih bei "a
Hiilr lnursr thar usuai irsirfinf
mwuins uuui ins cirsuine AMID ur-H
ns rmpntiumH made % paoaIhlr zoe
thrW Geo appear Uu the strerit aAtm.
rtrf thlnN whH rannlhE iihu uluckwnrk
Nemhur ni thf nnainrss ulucr force
had theu suiiH hHdiy damaged tsu hui
ihuN had uthrn beaumont Eutri.
nfisp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES Y OH SICK!
ClEMLIYER AND BOWELS MY WAY
1usF oNcEl ray LlvsR TONE w,.sN su,os a..
s'"N'tn HtApAcNN-ooNr losG DAYS wosk WV

iiNeu pp Noar slusSish liver f.el
Nn' ANA eheettnl make Nout pefk /,
n'casate De- Nisorois aud iau I'D smld
heh hui iake me- NASTY. daussrass
s.''emI herause a makes ,un si,a aud
NeN me-, h'se q DAYS wurk
talelnel 10 memuN or qtirk ,i,.r
which causes neeiosls ~ tbe b..D,s
1slemol ogashrs inta sour Ia. ~. ~.
namiie hrsAelon L S. Thats a.s.,
svN 'ee' 'AAs Awfpl nsasca ana cramp,
NA'''N " me- X Non NAeg ~ enA,,
''e N's''f' aen'lset liver nnd lN,wel
A'fANNlN& f"n ever eNperioats,.i lust
take spo'nful " harn,leae na,lssn !
aver f"ns Tonight Nepr araeRlss ~
a'.,'ei selss NNu ~ cent hoggle %
AeaseAa LsVeg rpae undcg M pcfseA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

~ moprl -hsck suaYautes ti.ft mn
sps~fnial vul ,'r,n so9r asgrish l,,r
hellei anan q lass " mast, oaiouasl aa.s
,ees q wpRH naac son Ack
l,o'isue's tAter Tone Is rcal liver
"''a'N'nr NeuN know Be next mofninr
N'saese V'sn wiu usle uf fcrllns ror
Noer lifer vii Do Wprklue headscn,
aho aisainess eent. stes,ach win 49,
s"ee' sat bowels rsgglar
,'''svn lAN~ rOar vs. rntifcis Nee,-
- s'e fhefrtnre harniess ana cAa NOD
s'''l'e'r HNe a ~ Nene shltascn Mn.
s'ns % ileNl''e are usiis Saals.in's lltrr
ioRv ,p6ixra e aanlerop- ,.l,n,.f
,r", NNot sfp.sisi Win an sou that
w sale y vslognei IL almos, stopped
ea'ast here Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

should hf giYrI a. ihuas aha have I'D
eags lel good hsss ntl tHf o..
mend fnt fuiplubeh exceeds tHc HHppIl
this canniilpn viii coruUnr
ipt thffr ss pifutf m 0upofiHn'if
fur too D0nfiei vhr b. siHine t1 p0fh
sud ngf too fiaudiuHa H hty n
making nls oiiuier 1br hgma org llIl
Crting fHf more labor There afs Nun
ircir ~ ways 90 .fulnf 1n hUnri
uVur eith no reference astei Wuti
b. useied H ihr nrhnns smnt fhr
determination go conquer MHn.HH
tun Iuat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

vi WIZ TWI7 !" wv ITIT-77 ~" VI" 7T--77"
much discomfort then hers ! blab gussnns
fsfustnhsr ussn Jane wrapped la ffei ana
ermlus Nhsn fthina hr plain s1dina hea'
we sqblnnin Ana yei she uttered complaint nosi
inaffgae pfts aifhppRh fhe best lirsisea beg
paint 900 down nff features Some brand new
fad IN winter snen apfins veil trust hff
nnzsards ftoilo che sii bsnr fan -nd linen dfff
Wen htr in thf hnWinN Storm. rinlie o. nat
round her anH alr HNl say SIR D. quite sam HH'n
SNOW ana haisNnrs POUND het elfia rnH'd commit In
Fashions name. al ffiH,a ni"sf az treason ai hef
decree the mnderH dame thand'np sense and rsfson
fAnd fhs hansrau "Ihf joss 4a
ailf fnofu 90 far az Styles htfffc bloom
lnf my The Hat ysH sifes the blues. fonr
has Haudg pfimplHE you're alNslH afarnH pointed
. trtu 5000 lfHpn Your hnrn collar clfa
--.-- 4 ---.- ...-- nm ---..-.- -.---
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Secretary l.anslng SAYS that he
Will beck up the note forwarded
10 'lrcat Britain tie has onr Der
mlss'oi' hut prohabl, be- nsrs
back up ln the sense ,has Il *
'lsoi among railroad men.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Mr. Taft has hueu namod Chain
nHn u tho Central Committee ol
lhe Ameriean Rcd Cross Socirty.
e hr ever scis boot un i battle.
lield though, Il will he iff,milt
70 prove thal the enemy didn't nd
hnm accidentally n would take
an army Of -hernshoolcrs Co miss
Mr. Taft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

William >. Bgrn's book. "Rtit.
lsh Rule IN India, has been H..
barred from the nlails lr lEinano.
hand. Ey:denslx tho English DO
mai consider Mr. Bryan the prime
minister % peace.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

sarah l'crnhardl Is appearing
pnhllclS ~ Paris. urging citizens
81 de'ehd ibclr country. Eos thls
SORT 81 acting Madame nrrnharll
probably finds onc leg filter than
two.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

japan declan.s that she viii not
dictate to China relative 10 the
m'm Of government that may be-
chosen This b not alirsiistic az
JaNns Tho cat doses ou the
inauSe \ anticS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Mile LILLIAN Nr,Hfe IS selling
hls>es 70, France a. taoN per kiss.
We are perirellN vonipnt 90 throw
ene IA hpr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

: hlgah nortlicr struck Amarillo
Monday night liit has luck and
ktelic coming u ought 20 celebrate
IhsnksglNme paN ia Corpus
thriNii.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

american crops orr worth ~.
mnMWNm for 1918 This a..
e'eds all rvords hy S5nOm0 600
Prop cold igci asansl This para
Rrsph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

\ Houston lass hi tipodo to.
see ahM was n Il Poor little
sirl li was lhc hospital
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

shoes n'aes.e ,a', y ,g .,t, ga d. hos % n saen
every mnu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

lHFi lielfppr saA She iide IS
Turning fmtA fhe trouhlcs &c
keeps turning
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

hody'll drop tbe thermometer
ktmcmler ono thing bears oal
TOT more cniion ihuu pigs
lnFj iiolfpwr Sass ibo iiae !.
turning rhta fhr trouble Il
keeps turning
a llousiw lass hi a lpfpedo Ia
ser Hllai was in II Poor little
slrl y was ihc hospital
,aus for optimism although il
used 10 retail for Si2OOon wdiun,
NOW SELLS for hul s86.uuu 4 rram
Mile LILLIAN GtuNte IS selling
kisses lut France a. kaN pcr kiss.
We arv perifell, gonipnt 10 throw
one IA hpr
The louisville Courier lonrnal
Recently rofprri 10 Gertrude Ear
rnr as sweetheart Watch out
lpf breach ~ promise filings
We may d. Aael,,,i mt ii this
sort 81 lhlng heeps up much longer
We az" eolng 90 take che Palm
hc0eh line a. comfort
american crops arr worth ~
NiH'SewtRm fur 1918. This az.
esvds all rvorls On $500 manNlO
Prop cold igci asalnsl This para.
Rreph
$50
3 bleak nottlcr struck Amarillo
Monday night u il has luck and
hrepe coming i ought 10 celebrate
IhanksgNne peA ia Corpus
thrisii.
sarah llcrnharll n appearing
puhlicly h Paris. urging citizens
1ta desvnd ihcir country. Fnr tlis
seI az acting. Madame Brmharll
probably finds ono lcg filter than
Two,
F o1FesHtr's'sa--
iapm declan.s that She will nos
dictate TO China relative 10 the
form Of government that may BE-
chosen This b not aliruisslc al
JaInn: illo cat doses ou the
nlpuse \ anticS
q -.s--.--r-----
William =, BrAnn's book. "ntit
An Rule IN India, has been ale.
barred from the nlails iw lIinaoo,
land. Ey:denslv tho English dol
nal consider Mr. Bryan the prime
minister % peaec.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

CIRCULATION ROCKS
pl'nh 10 ADVERTISERS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Thursday, November IT.. 1915
The evening world., 1915-01-18

savings Getting converted public has always getns
kissed In the park-pecy all right person
shudderngly dsaseu you're And without
doubt sincerity platform prefer ev
The evening world., 1915-01-18
OSBORN Off TO GET
BODY OF WIFE, WHO
LEAPED FROM YACHT
Brooklyn Tea Tester Given
First Details of Florida
Tragedy by World.

Herbert Osborn. a Government ten
tester OF No. 2ss Sterling Place.
Brooklyn. whose wife. May Barnett
Osborn. committed suicide yesterday
by jumping from the deck Of their
houseboat at Miami. Fla. left for the
South to-day to take charge OF tho
body.
The first details he had OF her death
were those furnished him by an Eve
ming World reporter. The only noti-
fcation he had received was n tele-
gram from tho Captain OF tho yacht
La vede:te, on which he and Mrs.
Osborn left Now York last fall. Mrs.
Osborn had been i'll with a compllca-
tion OF diseases for several months.
Mr.. Osborn left Miami for New
York on Friday and instructed the
servants on the yacht to watch Mrs
Osborn closely.
He said to-day that while II In pos
sible that his wife may have jumped
overheard during a fit Of melancholy
he thought II more likely that she
had tainted while trying to get fresh
air on the deck.
Her bathrobe and slippers were
found outside her cabin door.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

aGainst the devil. and they pot
snot him every time hs shows his
mead They've got God in their
hearts, and re mighty lucky for
tne rest OF W that they have! !
oe'sve II the mothsrhood Of this
country were no better than the
manhood God would dump the
whole thing in hell and quick stop
IL.
Even In New York. that's going 70
hell so fast you can't see IL for the
dust. there are good. fine Christian
women that go down on their knees
every night In the good homes they've
made and pray Goi to get after their
city before it's too late. He can do t.
you know. He can get It dead to
rights-rotting. corroding. corrupt,
devil ridden town that IL Is. He can
move It, and HOW He will move It!
Meanwhile the good New York women
are right on the Job. living their lives
for Christ and helping all the bodies
and souls they can reach"
Then Billy Sunday paid an interest
ing tribute:
THE women's ciubs have given
women million chances for useful
ness where they had one before.
Through their club work the women
have learned to take an interest in all
sorts of civic campaigns. all sorts of
movements for the welfare OF chill
dren and of other women. Christian
women who go In for this sort OF
work have no chance to shut their
religion up In the top bureau drawer
and forget II. They need IL in eheir
business. They have live wired souls.
And Of what use to God il a dead
oneY'
Just then the smallest Sunday gave
a sleepy whimper. His head was not
more than two feet away from the
earnest stream OF oratory. His big
sister picked him up and passed him
over 10 ma" on the couch nearby.
'Pa" looked quickly around. to see
that the manoeuvre was accom-
piished in safety, and ! seized my
chance to insert a question,
You don't think much OF society
women" ] asked.
Tho more society woman-ths
MERE soeisty woman" repsstsd
Sunday with smphasis-"is the
most uselsss being on the face Of
the earth. She hiss no oeession to
wee brains. All she thinks her
body 10 for 10 70 b. . fashion.
able. frame on whish 10 hang
ssshisnsbIe oesmsnt& end Q d.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Hits Made
by the
Baseball
Evangelist:
By Marguerite Mooers MaysIalL.


His small sleepy cuddled in the circle Of
turning constantly toward mas" brown
despite
The evening world., 1915-01-18


During a quiet talk with the man
one has glimpses Of tina: iron base OF
conviction from which the fountain
Of rainbow oratory springs. As I
studied the hard bitten face there
flashed into my mind Martin Luther's
grandly simple confession OF faith:
Here l stand: / can no otherwise
Something of that same inevitah hle
conviction must have uplifted the
fastest base runner the National
League ever had when he proudly
and publicly announced twenty-five
years ago that he was playing on
Gods team"
whats the matter with modern
women?" put II to him squarely.
Under half closed lids the keen.
blue glance travelled to meet mine.
In the high pitched. curlously harsh
voice that has moved Its thousands,
Billy Sunday spoke.
"Ive got no kick against lots Of
EN-" he said.
"Some Of the sra,dest, nobiest
women the world over saw are
alive and at work to- day. They
mako you think that the rib he
lost was t.le choicest little corner
lot in Adams whole body. They're
way up front on the firing line
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Children's Society Fears Par
ents of Boys Left in Store
May Have Killed Selves.
WORK AWAITS FATHER.
"Boomboomdoo!" Thunders
Little Jimmie, Meaning
"Wanna Go Out an Play"

Richard Hefter. five years old. who.
with his brother. James, aged three.
was abandoned by thoir parents In
the vestibule Of Gimbers store, Friday
evening, because they were down TO
their last cent" puckered up his
mouth In tho rooms of the Children's s
Society. to-day, and then. as tears
corrsed d,vn his cheeks. plaintively
asked:
"Why son't papa Gomez"
Papa has gone away to find work
so he can start his home again with
you and Jimmie" replied Miss A.
Pencheon. manager Of the Children's
Department. Now. you must be a
nice boy or they won't let you be a
policeman
II don't want to be a p'liceman any
more" replied Richard. II want my
Jimmie and go on back home.
There's lots of nice children to play
with here, but Il amt like bein
home with papa and mamma"
A few moments afterward. how
ever. he and Jimmie were playing In
the kindergarten with other children
Of their age and were shouting lust
ely. For the moment the great
shadow IN their life had been for
gotten.
Ernest X. Coulter, superintendent
Of the society. said he was able to
draw only two conclusions from the
failure of the parents to call and
claim Richard and Jimmie.
zone is that they have left the city
and have not seen the articles print
ed, saying they would receive plenty
of help" he said. Another Is that
they have harmed themselves. l am
sure the announcement In The Even
ing World. Saturday, that they would
get help by communicating with that
paper would have been a tremendous
incentive for them to come forward.
Besides that. the Society has been
O bes,eged by wealthy persons who are
anxious either to adopt Richard and
Jimmie. or to have them put in a
school where they can be well-reared
and educated.
81 want TO say empnatically that II
the parents will come forward they
will not be prosecuted by this society
Instead, they will receive great help.
They will be able to open their little
home again and to take their children
back. and begin a new epoch in their
lives with work for the father and
plenty of food and comfort for ALL"
Miss Poncheon tried again to-day to
learn something definite from Richard
regarding his home.
Il live downtown" the boy said
'"That's all / can tell. My papa Is Il
nice. big man. His hair Is black. He
always treated me and Jimmie nice.
Why don't he come get us?"
During this time little Jimmie was
sitting in a chair. gazing solemnly at
the rain patterins against window.
"Boomboomdoo!" he suddenly ex-
'claimed-or words to that effect.
What Is 1t, Jimmie?" asked Miss
Pencheon. The child repeated his ex-
clarhation and Richard proceeded to
translate IT.
"He says he wants to go out and
play. That's what he said at home,
and when he said II mamma used to
take him out in the park. He don't
like being indoors much. Jimmie don't.
Do you. Jimmie?"
"Boombcomdoo!" thundored Jimmie.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Can the Busy Housewife
Have Smooth Hands?

She cani Even u dish water, iaun.
weather-do make the hands rough and
red and the fsce chappsd--Snnooth, sofi
skin 10 easy 10 keep.
Use velO0EN-thats the answer
wlplna on with q soft CLOTH what re.
mains on the surface Of the skin. Al
night wear cotton .olovss-Not bseau q
veto0eN stains tbseauss u doss notl
The harsh, dry skin 10 suoothsd and
softensd while rednsss and chapplnO ars
quickly relieved and controlled. velo.
GEN does not grow hair.
Your drug store has N-&Sc Q tube
Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
NO TRACE OF KRAUS BOY.
Father IL Reported 10 Have TnIcn
Child Away.

The police searched In vain to-day
for Bernard Kraus. five. OF No. 3l5 East
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth Street.
who was reported by his mother on
Saturday to have been kidnapped by a
former suitor. Her Inndlady. Mrs. Pow
ers. stated last night that the boy In
reality was taken by his father
Mrs. Kraus denied this. holding to
the story that her husband was dead.
Mrs. Powers. in the presence OF Mrs
Kraus. then repeated that the alleged
suitor was the boys father and that she
had seen him on Saturday night and he
admitted taking the boy. Mrs. Kraus
again denied the statement.