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NOTICE

WINNER-Mr. c. l.. Angel AZ n. 18th St,
won ton free coal given by Black Jack
Coal Co., 51a N. 10th; winning number,
1921. This contest continues every week.
Phone about free coal Main 5000.
Is hereby given that the part
nership OF r. G. Hill Co.. composed
of r. G. Hill and John l.. Boroughs.
both Of Birmingham, Is this day dis
solved by the withdrawal of J. L.
Boroughs from the firm. Mr. r. q.
Hill will continue in business individ-
ually under the name of r. G. Hill a.
Co. f'7..
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Knights of Temnlar

Cyrene commandery No. 10. knights
Templar. will hold a regular conclave
on January Is at the Masonic temple
when the Red Cross and other degrees
will be conferred. The meeting will
be open at 1870 o'clock At $3.50 lunch
will be served in the banquet hall
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Legal Notice
The undersigned will apply to the gov
ernor to remit forfeiture taken against
them as sureties on appearance bond OF
case No 3S1, Tom Baldwin, defendant
charge, violating revenue law.
WADE Il. ALLEN,
FANNIE j. ALLEN,
p. C. SUMMERS.
SARAH D. SUMMERS,
Sureties.
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Eastern Star

The Jefferson county conference, Order
OF the Eastern Star. will convene az
Ensley Wednesday. January 20, Mt 10
o'clock, instead of the 18th instant, as was
previously announced. There will be three
sessions, morning. afternoon and night
and In addition to the general business
OF the conference the degrees will be
exemplified. Cunningham chapter No. "a
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American Trust Bldg 1-l6-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for good
vacant lot. as part pay, new home
in Norwood on corner lot, coiner of
l6th ave. and boulevard; has lecep-
ton hall, living room, conserve cory.
dining room, breakfast room, large
kitchen, four dandy bedrooms with
closets, large sleeping porch tile
bath. furnace heat. oak floors
throughout. Faces east with beauti
full view of boulevard. Price $4,000
Good terms. VIII be glad 20 show
YOU this bargain II. d. Williams
Realty Co. 1908 Jefferson Bank Bldg
Main 2S5. 1-10-3t- SUI tn thu
FOR SALE-1n Norwood, new room,
bungalow with oak floors in living
room and dining room; has furnace
heat, handsome electric fixtures and
is beautifully papered Soft. 'front.'
age. One and onc-half blocks from
car line Price $3.50. Easy terms
II. d. Williams Realty Co.. 1908 JEFF
ferson Bank Bldg. Main 2S5.
lilo 3t-su-tu thu
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BELL PRINTING co.
2021E Sd ave- Charles Roberts. WHY'S
Roberts, proprietors. Commercial Print
ing and quick delivery a speciality. Tele-
phone 1074. Mail orders special atten-
ton 11-13-tf
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WANTED-SALESMEN

high-class salesman
for Birmingham and surrounding terri
tory who is acquainted with the trade
who buy catsup, chilli sauce. pickles,
vinegar, etc. Hirsch Bros. & Co., Inc,
Louisville. Ky. 1-l0-Jt
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lone CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD
.JOR PRINTING

RATES-One cent n word day: no nd.
taken for less than nc for first lnser-
ffon. Cash must accompany order.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

DRAFTING, mechanical sketches, and
notes called for and work delivered
Phone 412-W. West End 12-a9-21t
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WANTED AGENTS

fIDCAgsnts % sell the Dest insur-
ance policy on earth: s5e,oooooo company;
age 20, s10 age 80, si3; age 20, SIG. age
20 $40; stipulated rates. Write 6. w.
lcjner. Southern Manager. COS Temple
Court Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. 1-3-lot
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To Whom It May Concern

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. Birmingham Hotel company, in
corporated has applied to the excise COM
mission of Jefferson county for license as
retail liquor dealer in the Birmingham
he tel, Second avenue and Eighteenth
street, Birmingham, Ala.
BIRMINGHAM HOTEL co, INC.
BY H. w. BEASLEY, President.
1-5-2t-tu
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FOR SALE

RATES-Onc cent word day: no ad.
taken for less thnn 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders OF
the First National bank of Birmingham,
Ala, will be held on Tuesday, January Il,
1915. at its banking house, corner Second
avenue and Twentieth street, in the city
of Birmingham, Ala, between the hours
of II a. m. and ~ M, for the purpose
of electing a board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year.
THOMAS HOPKINS. Cashier.
12-11-1S- 25-1-S-12
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WANTED--BOARDERS

ROOM and excellent board in private
family, near Five Points, for gentle
men. 926 S. 10Th St 1-12-St
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, FARM; AZ acres under cultivation, i
acres woodland: broom house; one-hal
mile from corporation line of Admission
Ala, population $4,000; elevation lO0
feet; climate almost perfect beautiful
country; price, $1,000, before foreclosur,
of mortgage due to sickness. rare bar
gain; require at least $1,000 cash, balance
easy terms; discount for all cash: An.
niston is growing toward this farm; will
sell for suburban homes later on. Fur
ther information by addressing Ros:
Blackmon, attorney for owner. Anns
ton, Ala. hob
FEED at bargain: the best fn1
cheapest hog and cattle feed at Jack
Daniels Distillery, 1915 Ave E
Phone Main 1883 t-4-10t
SACRIFICE sale at Thorsby. Ala, abou,
. acres good, fertile land with wel-built
6-room house; only blocks from L. &
N. station: has big variety fruit trees;
also Strawberries and grapes; espe-
cially adapted for trucking and poultry.
Price $3.50, on very easy terms. Phone
Eastburn, Main 1900 l1-12-tf
BARGAIN in good used pianos and
player pianos, terms just about the
same as rent:
one Bailey, in mahogany c1se......,... Sl25
One Kohler & Campbell. mahogany
case ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
One krell, mahogany case ........... 200
One Smith & Barnes oak case ... 175
One mahogany player piano ............ PCS
f. Il. FORBES PIANO COMPANY,
1909 Third Avenue.
PAYING cash grocery business: can
make $50 month; cheap rent Address
LII, care Age-Herald.
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
Main 100. S-S-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell rea i estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone Mcconnell Co., 2106 LIST ave 1919 If
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you in
amount, terms and interest can pay
back monthly or yearly: will take Sec
ond mortgage. John w. Prude, 106 NJ
22d st. Bell Phone 24O 1O-1s-tf
MONEY Immediately available; we'll Sc
cured first mortgage loans. Leonard Ri
lev Co., 725 Woodward. lift
MONEY TO LEND-We have money to
lend in amounts $1,000 to $4,000 on i'm
proved real estate; straigh, loans:
money Immediately available r. c.
Hemphill, President. 1901 Empire Bldg
1-3-tf
] Make Real Estate Values Study
r. U. WALTER,
REAL ESTATE APPRAISER,
Phone Main 3491. 1888 First National Bank
1-10-su- tut tn If
To loan on central business property.
$4,000 or $4,000 at per cent Give
description and location. No agents
Address X-2, care Age Herald.
1-11-2t
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS negotiated
by us at low rates on improved real
estate In the city of Birmingham; ap-
plicants should bring abstract with
them. Title Guarantee Loan and Trust
Co., Title Guarantee Bldg
1-f4-su-tu-t tn If
LOANS on improved city or suburban
property. Birmingham Land and Mort
gage Co., 917 First National Bank Bldg
LETT
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FOR SALE-At bargain. carpet and
mattress cleaning works, with all
latest equipments. Inquire noon time
at 2131 Ave. A. 22d st. 1-12-it
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MISCELLANEOUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AOS - MA ED-o lOLEIV
LOST-Boston Bull Terrier, brinele,
white collar and white stripe down
face; answers to name Of Jack.
Please return to 21sc Highland ave,
or telephone Main iii. 1-10-3t
LOST-One pointer female dog body white
except liver spot on left shoulder; left
side of face and left ear livar color;
small liver spot in center of forehead
and liver spot in front of right ear.
Reward Telephone West End TAT.
1-11-2t
LOST-Gold handle umbrella with my
name engraved on it. Liberal reward
for its return to Phares Coleman. First
National bank building. or 23l0 Highland
avenue. 1-l2-3t
LOST-Airdale terrier. license tag 1925;
return to 1900 Highland ave-. and re :
ceive reward. No questions asked.
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LOANS.
STOVE REPAIRING

STOVE repairing, lowest prices. work
guaranteed; experienced workmcn; let
MS get your heaters and ranges in shape
for winter. Phone the Miller Stove
Works Main U.s. u-3-tf
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WE will build you a home Birmng-
ham Building and Imp Co. 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
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WANTED-Men. everywhere; yes, we
will teach you the barber trade, in few
weeks. and give you position, at good
wages; tools free; make money while
learning All for $50. Terms, SIS down,
$l5 In 10 days. Write us today Jack
sonville Barber College, S22 W. Bay St.
jacksonville, Fla. 12-29-10t-tu thu sat-su
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT--Th month
to ambitious man over 81. and en-
p1oyed, who wishes to learn law: easy
! and thorough. Address FL. care Age
Herald. 1-7-1mo-tu-th tn 81,
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HOTELS
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

LADIES to sew at home. all or spare
time; good pay: work sent prepaid.
Send stamp for reply Ivanhoe Mfg.
Co, St Louis, Mo. 1-12-7t
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L. j. BURNS co.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 7c6.
10-4-
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WANTED-Work of any kind. station
airy fireman or watchman, can use
typewriter, do farm or dairy work go
anywhere; married: "a; Swede. Will
liam Linden. 2512 4th ave-, N. Main
1874. l-l2-2t
WANTED-A position OF almost any
kind; can be there at any time and
work until any time, for reasonable
salary. Address Lamar Brown. age e.
Phone Ensley 35s-J. l-l2-2t
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FOR SALE

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
1908 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg SIS
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WANTED-MALE HELP

TRADES taught In Navy. Young men
over II, MECHANICALLY bent are offered
facilities to learn useful trades and be
well paid while learning. Four years
IN Navy an education itself. Fifty trades
used In the service. If you are ambi-
tious, apply Navy Recruiting Station.
Hood Bldg, Birmingham
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LONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent word a day; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
tion. Cash must accompany order
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18
OF PRANK

Not aIi the people % Georgia are
10 blame Most Of them are not TO
blame. But some Of them, prclu-
diced beyond comprehension, are
20 blame and the stigma Of their
crime 8lreaks across the length and
breadth Of their State, subjeciing
IL TO fierce denominations, 10 sus.
pieiOns that will wear longer than
the memory of leo NJ Frank No
matter what happened, the Geor-
gia authorities have been crimi-
nally rcmiss. To an extent, they
are responsible Tor The murder of
a man who was possibly guilty Of
o hcinois crime and who was
possibly innocent OF ANY crime.
They knew that Frank WAS in dan
ger They should have surrounded
him with such ample safeguards
that 40 mob on earth could have
wrurg him from Che protection oil
he law They failed What will
he world have TO say of Georgia 2
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PARAGRAPHINGS

uusa CO new hosl You're tho
sluweet NuuusHtof we've over bad
Aren't SOW quick st any time iiuy
oH. Hir nobody cau Fri tlted Ha
quich aa 4 can boston Transcript
"rhnt man doyant tom thc ruh
hall the ume. "Woli replied Soma
tor scrghum ho must Boz tcforutius.
4 800 per cent VcmctN svrrier ls pfet
% hlsh for him Washington star
The prisoner was SUNK ln dsIec
ton" what snuk him 1.-THE fact
that thry couldn't had hlm out
lmlumore American
"Mcn Colt % iss too much' Nsint
% enough dot ugu ION her Nutcf.
mndf Now der Emperor nyr W.
shuuld many hcforc lca,mE for der
front lifu,
There wac some division of opinion
Ia the Gogmap american Alliance com
Vcntion concernlns tho exact mnKusre
iu which President Wilson shoula he
denounced, hut there was erut nnpn
Unity lu the decision to hold the nrNt
annual mcotins in Milwaukee, New
YuFk World
tn tomainluH progressive with
such persistence Colonel Roosc, oit hc 5
comes O. stand pastor Chhhgu Vows
"why 40 you go out rowing with
that manf llc thnk. HH funny o.
ROCK the hoat' "tVc heart so." re.
piled the athletic Rifl a took Its
like ,o him the first umc ! saw hlm
and I'm nst dyins for am excuse o.
hit him over The head with an car
Washington star
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THE DAY In THE
COTTON MARKET
ouossiions From sll MARKETS.
Furnished Tho Caller DAILY ~
The Corpus Christi Cotton tS'
change, Nusces Hotel Building

The markets yssieriay were very
ucfgoss and ue.ua ~ the senefal pros
ffallpn ~ wire scrlce only yer.
small business was transacted
I.iscrpooi come in three o. -four ana
A hhif points w and ne American
morsets opened three to use points
higher but quickly .aExfa m ninr p"
twelve po4nfs from fhs npenlnF go
prospects NJ rain nnd the Report from
Washington thaf clff0n h1H been a.
,lnred coutrtbaud bg inr AlieH.
The extent ~ fb- damRre done ny
the storm bel see hss not been show H
aad has consequently nNt been indI
Gated lu Toe market However just
before ihe close ins market rallied anH
ciosed tWo to fige points higher Than
the rio.v preyi0as
A flash from Sew orleans received
on the local exchange yesterday gave
Gne. report ~ the condition - hr
crop pH 109 against is9 $50 wceAs
ago.
Liverpool b. due five points hirHrr
This mufuinR
luttmlttfuf service over thr wires
due Ca the storm hafHe of tne past
two days mikes DO impossible tN sHln
the complete detail ~ 900 ine uHnal
mafhrts Figures as complete Hs pHH-
aiblr under thc gfmmattnccs are as
follow.
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OTHER VIEWS


= NNeN " 1NhfNMhfftnNfAf
The world has suffered disitusion-
mont That has hcch perhaps tho
most s,r.king and significant feature
oi the first year ~ 0th9 srcat war
which began a Near aso With Austria's
declaration % WAT against Serbia Ret.
liservngs ana ncutrals alike have bern
surprised nnd disappointed on every
hand the unexpected has occurred or
the confidently expected has failed to
occur Almost every surprise has bcen
ua~cicome. Aud az such surprises
rii,c end Is not ,pt"
Tho whole wogld has boon surprised
aud disappointed IA that thcre was "A
sreat war al am u had nrrelN been
persuaded ta accept - convinvinx
three PRIMARY reasons why there should
aud would be nome Armanents had
eecome So gsgan,ic that ,hc nations
would not dare Ia use them hat While
they have In fact nroNcd 60 be greater
and more destructive than amy one
imagined. the destructive have nci hes.
ltatcd 90 sct them iOnse IN All their
leshal and devastins fuzzy The money
kinss ~ the World would prevent a war
hy withholding the needed pecuniary
meats; but they lansss in fact. pr,,.
NOTED sud encouraged she war and
have made haste to provide It's fiscal
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sourrLlNo QUA SHIPS.

tNuaun statesman
The sale ut the flvo largcat steamer
IT the Pacific Mail steamship COM
pnuN vcufcs the prediction az ofu
GERS of thp concern that the new Amcr
lean scamaus law framed hs senator
Ia rolicttc would put them out ot
business That this uuc live is unahic
to operate under tho statute would hc
of lesn importance " BE- wcr mot thnt
there urr vo pittfulN few other lines
rHv Democratic administration. which
has pretended to hc specially warm
iriond of the water transportation iu-
dustrN is suycCcdlnE admirably n
driVinp from the acas those few vessels
Witch have persisted On fIuE the
stars and stripes kmpy tain in o..
eard 60 ship subsidies and Government
owned lines has ei,en place in practice
to Htrangling tho industry outrisht
M one objects 10 just laws Tor the
protection ~ American sailors uut
in the present caso the statute does
mot stop at that point Il puts such
nnrrous duties upon ship owurrs ana
laws them under such heavy ollFaiious
HAT IL Dr. virtually commercial destuic-
ton 90 attempt to maintain line 10
NfhNH NANNfl AftNitAAn fNhlHANNa ANNN
itnhic competition with nwncrs npcr-
etine under foreign registry il imnos
qihle The sincerity of the first ob-
iection madc tn the law rs now proved
beyond question Tho Pacific Mail
company weid hardly 80 out ~ bust
ness simply as a protest against The
policN frem which it suffered
Nor is the fact that the purchasers
werr Americans ~ any speeial six
nifivance. torcisn huyers would be
unlikely to act Otherwise VA the United
states The new oWuers admit thcY
have NO immediate plans and that ii
a even doubtful 70 the VesSols will Dc
kept in tho rcgistgN 10 This country
\ nation that is discussing earnest .
N she possibilities ~ extending les cN q
port trade in both hemisphere Is VIZ
tally coneerned with the possibilities
~ growth for les merchant marine ft
" impossible Go carrs on serious cNm
mercial eempptition with countries ga
Witch we must lonk for ships 20 de-
liver our goods In Scuttllng tho Amer.
ican merchant marine the adminisira
tiun @cms also tn nim torpedo az oar
hopes ~ dofninstlng rich forciEn mar
kets particularly those ~ south Amer .
ica and the Far East
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18
WHICH

AZ late hour Yesterday after.
noon, very little news had been re-
ceiyed from Galveston The fate
Of the city was not known Noth
ing was known except that the
hurricane Ind crippled all coin,
municalions Rumors were thick
facts, few a report from San An.
tonic. printed Ia an extra edition
90 The Caller Indicated thai Point
Isabel had been washed away by
a tidal wave. This report was
without foundation. We only hope
that lhc reports about Galveston -
plight arr equally exaggerated.
We hope but are not at all conf
dent This morning b caller VIII
carry thc first authentic news
You have read IL Have we sud
% Mriie1 on an editor.
iaA 1uNt
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Wednesday, August Is. 1915
NEI.R THE BREAKING POINT.

II Mexican troops have crossed
She Rio Granic river into Amrri
can territory as reported an act
ol war bias been committed. and
General tarranA l4 ihr man &C..
sponsiblc II on the other hand.
The attacking force was made up
Of bandits u contains nu parlicu.
uuurouuuuuuluuu,r, rnif'c4mn ~ oitlar
'1Isdcul Wilson il placed
on notice and Is Offered concrete
proof of thc ,oundncss of the con
i"niions that hagc been advanced
bj Hcxa4
lu ,he faces of cNisiiag coudi
iious, II seems that lhr Govern
mcut m iis efforts 10 atoid an
Open break with Mwico, haas ertcl
Toy not concentrating number ol
icelmcuis along me border This
could haye been dnne without rN
riilng prrnt suspicion, aud there Is
no doubt whatever thni sharp
military showing wmild have prc
vented the series ol upuslugs that
has inken place during the past
ten DAYS.
II Is diiilrult not 10 associate the
latest dcpredatlons with General
'nfrap2a, owing to statements TINT
have cmanniod frum Vera cruz. all
iho reverse ot pacific tarranzn s
hand m the trouble is doubly oyi.
dcni II Gencpal Naiurrclte has ar
dercd roini0reemrnts from Mon
tcroy to be held as buffer
against American forces that hay,
recently been concentrated at
Brownsville Without information
From Washington 10 guide conicc
i,tn Inc hnslonug Of the Sew
Hampshire Wd Tine Louisiana to
Vera trur leuis color 10 the nrgu
mont that tarransa Is the real dan
ger and, If This is true. utinck,
along the border may be- anlici
patcd in lorgei for Carau1a !,
stubborn iu his determination &,
hlorh amy move having Tor its OBJ
lcci the rcadiustmcnt of McNico
internal relations.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

petengfad is confident of victory,
even Il the Russian forces are com
pcllci 10 relrnat 10 the Jral noun
tains. This Is high grade optimism T:
but what guarantee has peuograd
that Germany won I i2-centimeter
the TRIAL mountains
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

The United States has notified
Ausirin-llungary that il stands pat
on the munitions question. Il is
obvious that every nation stands
pat, and that no other nation calls
the hand
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

President Wilson absolutely re-.
fuses 10 commit himself ON the
question of equal suffrage. We see
where he tries 10 Sqstain male
mans reputation tor secrecy /;
but We ar willing 20 wager that
he VIII soon find the picket TOO
sharp TO make comfortable sitting.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

senator DANES Clayton MeNcal
rs says that Dallas doesn need
Billy Sunday, Fortunately for
Billy, Senator McNcalus minority
report won't affect the collection
basket.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

Connie Mack sets fast third base
man from Texas this week. Hc is
MciA0nald ut thc iieHstQn Club ans
hc hrirss.a good record from TIE Lone
star state s~tHF<s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

Long distance advice is easy, as
citizens of the Rio Grande Valley
can testify bat no amount of ad
viec has been found sufficient 10
stop a Mexican bullet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

II Jennings gets another good pltch-
or the Tigers viii Inc tho favorites Tor
the American League penns0i. Not in
their home town entirely, hus In New
Nork and rhlladrlphia,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

" girls cut their frocks 10 match
their figures, as some folks aver,
Il as evident somr of them are poor
mathomatlcians.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

II Il did noihinn hut trace hurri
Games the weather bureau would
BE- nmplN lnslIllrd
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IENNVHN EUIf EF1T I'M HIN
PHONE "a.

Address all busHsss Communicate lions
aud make oct all checks. drafts. money
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

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