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NJ CAUSE
PERSIAN 0UTRAGES

PETEOGRtD. via London. Nov. q.
go % w-A dispatch received here
from Teherau says
Communication with Kun was 70.
stored yesterday Major Holstroom.
Instructor of the roudarmsrIc which
was responsible Tor |blooishcd at Ham.
adam bias rnsiguci he explains that
f.n conduct Of the Ecndarmcrio was
due fu false news received of anarchy
sf IUh'rar which was reported t0
nat, been taken and burned by tho
hG. slams of rahtiuE between Rus
.rH. 90 fHo geudafm,rio and Per
..Hu r~us.aDka. and also f1 the failure
u' frir-.IuHiU communication with
I'. cram. declaring That they acted
under orders. from TsHcrau issued
OWN. fU a reported outbreak of war
between Persia and Great Britain and
E" .IH
Major vs. o. Or O.Corror. tho rrf
..H consul If -hIr8z. and five other
I.H'I.mwrr and tom Sspoya have been
taken Hr tho rerdarmsrIo into The
muHufaIua
The Turks and Germans aro con
f'r.I.. tH'Ir Ir.r..uUa and announce
thr departure Of fhD shah with tho
u ..wHf. OFF fhr central powers from
I.H'Ilu
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LIST GROWS
EACH DAY
Another Wheeling Man Added TO List
Of People Benefited BY the
Use Of Tanlae.

There have been inventions that
have aided man In his work. There
have been devices discovered to les
sen the burdens OF mankind. but never
has a man done as much as Herr
Joseph TrimbaCh 10 relieve the suffer
ings OF countless thousands and spread
happiness and health. Through his
great creative powers hat new but
remarkable medicine. Tanlac. has been
offered to the public and from one
coast 10 the other men n women
have acclaimed IL the greatest blessing
ever brought to light.
In Wheeling his good work shows
itself plainly and the hundreds of men
and women who. have been benefited
by his remedy. which is known as the
Premier Preparation" gladly tell the
other sufferers TO try Tanlac and re-
ceive the same Improvement in health
that they did. one Of the Wheeling
men 10 praise Tanlac Is John Thomas.
living at 1919 Eof street. I'm a state
ment recently TO the Tanlac represen.
tative here. Mr.. Renfrow. he said. Il
suffered from rheumatism and poor ap-
petite and felt rundown in general. |
a pains In my legs and arms and
some nights / could hardly 90 10 sleep
my limbs hurt 50 bad. At times one
leg PANIED me so could hardly walk.
9 Of the good other Wheeling peo.
pie We're getting from the use OF Tan
lac and I decided TO give II a trial
The results have been wonderful.
Since taking n bottle I seldom have.
a pain and enjoy a good appetite. /
sleep fine and feel better in every way
] know for myself that II IS a very
good medicine. especially for Rheu-
matism. I recommend II 10 everyone +"
Another person added TO the already
long list of people who were returned
10 health through the use of that
Master Medicine Taulac. Another
proof OF the powers of the remarkable
preparation. II you are sick do not
walt another day but 20 70 G. II. Griest
q Company and get a bottle OF Tanlac
and throw the cares OF sickness from
YOUR shoulders. 81 per bottle or 6 bot
ties for s.. Mr.. Renfrow is always in
attendance TO -courteously explain Tan
lac. See him.
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SCOTTISH RITE
DANCE TONIGHT
ELABORATE ARRANoEnrErrs COM
LAST EVENING TOR
To BE Held In Market Auditorium with
Much Music and Plenty To
Eat.

Under the very efficient direction OF
a committee, composed OF Albert Schair-
'f. lhomas :. Meek. and Robert Lind
Nty. the Thanksgiving dance to be given
dt me Market Auditorium this evening.
.uoer the auspices OF the Scottish Rite
tudru. promises Co excel in perfect ar
ransement those of former years and IL
a matter OF keen anticipation by an the
members and their friends.
fiticen hundred Invitations have been
lNNed Tor this affair and in point OF
SIC VIII SurpasS any OF the Thanksgiv-
lhg festivities Of the week. Every Mas
Yer Mason In the city and SURROUNDING
towns Us expected 10 be In attendance
40 larEe numbers Of invitations have
been sent out Of the city.
mere Will be all kinds Of diversions
as wei aS dancing and plenty TO eat.
treat enthusiasm has been apparent
an during the WEEKS OF preparation
altd me. entire delegation predict the
success OF this annual
n~ankSg wing dance The orchestra of
we scottish Rite Guard has chosen the
most captivating numbers for the dance
program and this feature viii afford
adoed delight TO a very interesting
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FOOD RIota Erenuent

LONDON. Nov. "a. 1906 p. ma
dispatch from Amsterdam to the EN-
chanE" Telegraph company says.
Food riots are frequent in Poland.
The shortage OF supplies Is so great
IN the t-ownsaround Warsaw that even
the wealthy are unable TO obtain sui.
fcient food. As a consequence out
breaks are OF almost daily occurrence
and involve fighting between civilians
and the German troops.
The situation has been made worse
by the refusal Of General Won Beseler.
governor general OF Poland. 20 allow
the Polish relief committee 10 wor,
except under German control. 10 which
the committee declines 10 assent. The
mortality among children has doubled
since the cold weather began.
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Cross the cu-taiIuert or d.r,,,.
tnuancs Of the large a~rt.gty f1
which % e engaged That trs as.
surs0rr s urgent Is shown By the
comparatively Small cum remain
ing ID its treasury. 1 Gum which.
however closely DO may be- mus.
banded. will suffice FOR bot a few
weeks
Contributions may be- forwarded
to any state or local treasurer ~
fre Red Cross or 90 the national
head1Yarterr. Washington. p e
WOODROW WILSON,
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RESERVE BANKS TO
BE REPOSITORIES

WASHINGTON Nov. 24-secrctarv
McAdoo announced tonight that he de-
ciied TO make tho federal reserve
banks de1ositories and fiscal agents Of
'N" government The necessary orders
VIII Doc effective January T.
At tho beginning Mr.. NcAdoo e1.
poets 20 transfer % tho reserve barts
tho fund of 'he federal Government
now on deposit with national banks ir
tho cities whore Tho reserve banks ara
located. amounting iu all 10 about
3T.0II.U0
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE


United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia -:
In he United states District Coutr IN
and FOR said District
In the matter Of J. II Robinson. Bank
rupt. No. ISL. In Bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
q OF the District Court Of the
trtct OF West Virginia:
j. Il Robinson. Of Smtthffeld. in the
County Of Wetzel and State OF West V1r-
ginia. in said District. respectfully rep
resents that on the 2lst day Of May.
1915. last past he was duly ~adjudged a
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress re
lating TO bankruptcy: hat he has duly
SURRENDERED all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements OF said acts and OF
orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
deceed by the Court 20 have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF November. A.
d. 1915.
J. b. ROBINSON.
bankrupt.
Order OF Notes Thereon
Northern District OF West Virginia. IS:
1915. on reading the foregoing. IL is
ordered by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same on the 18TH day OF
December. A d. 1915. before said Court
al Wheeling. in said district. az ten
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published in the Wheeling In
t~eliEencer. . newspaper printed In said
District. and that all known creditors
and other persons I'm interest may APP
pear al the said time and place and show
cause. n any they have. why the prayer
or the said petition should not be
granted.
And ~ Is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail 20 ali
known creditros copies Of said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places Of residence as stated.
witness the Honorable Aston @. Day
ton, d OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. az Wheeling. in said dis
D.. 1915.
Attest.
c. b. KEFAUVER. Clerk.
L. $. u. G. y. ID. W. Va
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SEALED

Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbers, Mer-
ehantsa and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board Of Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
az its Office at Charleston. West Virginia,
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment Of which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS


We U WE SELL
Ii,rtri, motors $500. electric coffee
grinders from s. so 90 $500. waffle
iron g. Q -r'1Il. iron 80. motor wash
ing machine HU. marble soda fountain
ss. milk aIah. slate slabs Jft. by n
Inches. Zoe 500. fHut.s 3I d.. D., Easo-
lime engine $50. vheslbarrows. $50.
rhov'l- $50. picks coo. best egg heaters
g.. -rtIrerIz.d elbows Be-. Ets stoves. SOC.
7rc. 400. sI..r. $50. s. 90. $3.50. Tools
Of OH descriptions bought and sold.
Tool Store. 1861 Market St open eve
uinEs instr
WE REPAIR washing machines. wiring
fr. soda fountains. baby vehicles.
uiesIur paris furnished. 1II cutlery re-
paired also locks now Keys made. Tool
store, 1901 Market So. open evenings.
n-j-tf
WILL A CASH for emery wheel grind
stone bicycle. and H|I other useful Tools
hdir .s b H Cur. Intelligence.
o.gO-n-t
TENTS z5 s:::
Trademarks litigation Booklet free.
IT r. DUNLAP. Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange flank building
WhrrIfrE N va
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT room apartment. pantry.
bath. steam heat. hardwood finish and
floors throughout. Enquire OF klieves
Lumber Co. phones S11. n-22-m
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Bath,
private family. is5. 10th 81. n-22-j
o RENT
TWO LARGE ROOMS ON GROUND
FLOOR ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR
DOCTOR OR DENTIST; $50.
THREE FINE ROOMS ON THIRD
FLOOR sic. ALL AT ISL MAIN
STREET.
AMEs L. HAwLEY
loe53z MAIN STREET
FOR REEr-Two furnished front rooms.
steam heat and bath. Arlington
House. l4i7 Market. Natl 167-Af.
.e--9-LL-
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-S3oO down balance like rent.
3 rooum cottage, good cellar. water and
gas. Apply 4'o2 Eoff street. mask
FOR sALE-Au household goods. cali
at ~, 10th St. Rev. W. ). D~ysinger.
n-2f-i
FOR sALE-Coal mine. good peddling
trade. electrically equipped. Inquire
1913 Zane ST, Martins Ferry. Ohio.
n-23-j
FOR SALE-IiEht. prontblc business
Give part time or exchange for real
tate. Address Seller. Intelligence
office n-22-J
FOR SOLE ycarling registered HoI-
stein bulls one ] month old IIrlstsin
bun calf. . yoarliug grade Tic stein
hDifsrs D good quiet 1850 10. mule W.
= end D. H. Fowler. WcllsburE. W. Va.
81. D.. so. % n-22-i
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LOST


LoST-Slo.0o bin on stone church road
I'm or neur the church. Reward ~ ra.
turned 20 Intelligence. mai
LosT-Sman gold locket and chain. pink
enamel face. liberal reward m rs-
turned 60 this office. n-I--ff
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RED CROSS


csIvsf. Ir round sum Bf.fg00go
Or tre sending and maintaining
81 nearly four hundred sY-4eor-
nurses end sarItar8rs. vino have
carried American ssII into aI the
zones ~ var. Ir financial aId for
enc hospitals and other RED Cross
frsf .lfI7rr. end Ir the r...rar-
and frarrU1rfsf on Of r...y
600 600 pounds ~ E-r1. cad
medical sYpp.ea end raI prsrt.
frIs sum rar been reduce. fl '-ra
than $50 COO now available 90
meet che great seuHrH. .f frs 40
preaching rfrr
Earnest b.1-a.
That tra splendid I.r- o. tr.-
organ Slf..r ar.rH. more frar ary
other. represents che ryrrafry 81
ua a. should rr perm. ffrl o.
cease e unfr.rsabr therefore
]rarrsff'y can upon the people Of
the United Ststre once a1aIr fy
their ~ge0-ro1.ty. t9 assure me nsd
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FOR sALE-Automobile

TOR sALE-Autnmobilc Six Cylinder
touring car. o.. A. Smith. L. S. Laun-
Ee!ll.re ohio. se-sO-tr
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matter OF grace on a very inadequate
basis and 10 be settled after the var.
The worst blow is described as hav-
ing been the inducing of skilled labor
TO 20 to Germany under pressure,
10000 persons doing so.
Facing Starvation.
As a result OF the foregoing mea-
sures. the memorandum says nun
dreds of thousands Of working class
families r faced with starvation.
Manufacturers are keeping many per
sons virtually on charity: $50. 900 per
sons in LODI are living on $50. 900
70 $4,000 per week.
The article says the Germans have
established a monopoly. for which
they charge eNorbitant prices: inrIa-
ted the currency. compelled local au-
thorItes 10 pay for repairs TO roads
and railways. which are used only
for military purposes. confiscated
government estates. dcnuded forests,
placed incredibly high customs tar
ifs on the necessaries OF life. com
PEELED all persons 10 carry expensive
passports. from which they have
gained $4,000. 900 n levied high fines
on towns and persons for violations
Of laws.
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DIET

AAY-Du Tuesday. November gard. 1915
az q O'Clock o. m. FRANK WILLIAM
son Of tly late Edgar 4. and Ella Nor.
gan ltaN, iu the a9th year OF his axe.
Services at the residence OF his ann.
Mrs Mary Morgan Bailey. corner
Jacob ard seventeenth streets. Friday
afternoon at clock. Iuferm~nt rrI.
waite To- Greenwood cemetery.
BUHHE-On Monday. November o.
1915. at 3 o'clock o. M. az her .tt.
home. NO. 50 Fourteenth street. MISS
MARY A BURKE
uu'fhI ir'w OBJ" family resiIlr..
Thursday at $3.50 "a m. E.IlIem h..
mass at ST I.HlIHa cathedral a
o'clock Friend. U| the fHuIr. are ...
fitcd Co attend lrtcrmcut lu at. cal.
vary cemetery.
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DIRECTORS

BSrtsGhV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ERlAL EMBAIMER,
1922 and tf24 Main strssL
Calls Answered Day or Hight-
Store Phones ass
G j. r. rschv. - Phone tq6s-R
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WANTED-Male or Female

WANTED-LarRe reliable companv viii
pay 81 10 s. daily 10 employed r.--
sons for doing little extra work in snare
lIme NO cauNassing. no experience. no
s"2 W. Lake. Chicago. n-as-r
WANTED-Any intelligent person may
earn steady income corresponding for
new spapers. Experience Unnecessary
address Press Corresponding Rureal.
N~a-nLnElon ~ g. n-24-k
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Breummer e. HHdebrsnd
Corner Market and Tafrfv.rgrIrT So
~i-ltLNnne .NI nuen HaV end rfrfr
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Haller, BieberSOn & GmdIiHgCO.

Real Estate a. Pre- Insurance
1905 Chapline 81. 10th Phones 4sB
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
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WANTED-Female Helm


WAETED-Two experienced xaitros...
at once. Apply Biiou Restaurant T4tp
and Market streets. 80
WANrED-Girl for general hous.uorL
apply Mrs. W. r. Rownd. Paxton sfs-
ton. Pleasant Valley. n-9a-i
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FOR RENT room apartment. pantry.
bath. steam heat. hardwood finish and
floors throughout. Enquire OF klievcs
Lumber Co. phones S11. n-22-m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

Tive Junier Nasns Nafeesters sill
meet this tttefapca az slia m thc
Presbyterian Maase Ihr sNtier, NV
discussion ard stads Wui ~ iifann
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
OCTOBER WAS A MONTH
OF BEAUTIFUL WEATHER
Monthly Report Of Observer Lshman
Was Issued Monday Rainfall
for Month $40 Inches

grnus ChnHu durlna pctHhff otto
mafraln apHHllnf wps continuation
80 nfrfeit dnts Tho composer ~ tho
nns A Perfect naf INSIST hats saisea
lnapifHlloa ffnm corpus christi.
rhfoushnai ihr monsh ihc urrslesl
iaIif unEr Was hgi twenty fnpf ac.
arogs ihai b,lnF 90 last saturday THE
hlehra tcmpeufnre fof ihe month VAS
SO ocoufrina Oh me fret ana 81 neguus
lnr ou the sixth Tao normal f0r the
month was "a az compared VIII az
4trfhff normn 80 zee
TOE total precipitation Tor ihc month
ans $50 iafhes aii occurring 81 she
fourth The normal fof fhf menth a.
os oofnrlns q thirty year period fhur
tof tho t,asi month risina nn sxreff az
compared with ihs normal ~ sos inoHs
oa The Accommodated sAurss for the
fcaf u Hsi lnchof
rae ntttaiNnF dilaliian ~ sec Niud
was from toe Southeast ihe total
movement htiua I1lt mlies au aver
aee hourly Yela ifg 80 hut 90 niief
.'rhr masimam ffiDfitf Nas en Abe 7iHt
when tho wind wlisiifd az thr rate ~
20 miirs ON hour
The monihi mr'enrpluairli summary
Issued ~ observer Lehman yesterday
ln addition ia Swine ihe aAHfr infnrs
ntsiian also adtised ibai twenty ~ the
october dafE Nefe ciuudlsss one cipHdy
aud Zen partly cipudf a tnundfiainfm
oce8rred 90 il,e fourth ana foe oa th'
iaih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
DEER HUNTERS LEAVING
THE CITY BY THE SCORE
sporisNsn Flock 10 Woods aad Fieldt
~ Quest o. pesr and Other
Wild Game


Yesterday nnnfkUi ihs Wt,-iaQ = llf
1915 bunting telaan asd many Cor
pua Christians isn fnf nUyai and other
,aanfirs Hii iHifuf va afeafins ihH
honof uf hrinaing W The ufai hufh nne
~ ibf nf5i imfurf tu irayr phs rum
passed az pf Dave NeFrfei. lcrrt iield
De- w. a. willie ana Wiii inafani
Thei ekpett fU return aiihin con hAFs
Il.niefa ln ammuniii0n ana hunilns
luppies were huss throughout use nHi
fhis yisr hunters fonni fhni the Naf
han added an additional eesi t0 ihsit
hnuiira ter instnnre 4 ros ~ ra-7aN
ihai uae Yrar aEn could ns hounhl az
retail fat 7s cents Gals pearnn selia
fnf 90 r.ntr "Niame d ~ me war
d iHe answer ~ ihe spofiiuF spdda
mttthsr, when aaNed Tho whya and
uhet.fat.s
the hahdn tfonhlrr in fnr ni1
lrandr country sill cause hunisrs w.
a,ay aNay from thai section ans pfao
ideally an Who w. frs,m herf viii eofl
arrf IL nusai iitopFs. tlfc uak unH
8lhes coanilrs "a femevft from mo
BORDER
Residents ~ ihe eepniy are nnt ~.
qultfd fp secure licenses while hputt
lna in Ntecor Jim Wells. rHn Hainflp
~ kieiefr cnunfisr me latter thirf
adisininr thia county iinwrsef ~ ficiHs
afa iusated riafa heie q iifshar. .nsiiue
fiGt De- required hna residents -
Tetaa 800 required a. secure ierusf
nhith,sasM fi3 either ~ The huntt
pfgaalitrsA -lps tan be- seeHtsa lot
.aiif nrm ihe cauuiy eiek 81 gsnut
MafdaN rfNftnfai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
ALBERT WILL Be UNABLE
TO VISIT CORPUS CHRISTI
irterrstionsi President 81 Rotary ciubs
ADVISES edwards That Ne VIII
Be- unatis e Nist Lcsal Ciue

Aittri Nlii nof WISH rofpas Christi
A ucessgt - thf caller yesterday
irom Harry Edwards secretary 80 thc
Rotary Clah advised lhai ths Inter.
natianal lresilcut 20 Rotary Clubs
nto Tor thc past eleven DAYS he's hrsn
iauriuE citias a Texas haNine flo.
mfs Cipbr mas 80 many dAtes ahead
Thar hr viii b. unable te cemf htte
during the present wees a. melut,ers
10 the iecal had expected The mes,
sarc was from Waco whsrc con-
ference 20 Texas Hoiarans ~as tcld.
Mr Edwards repfeseuiins thc Covpas
christi club
Wien tne ofisrai Texas itinerary
fof AliAn b. Alnfft Was arranged cors
pcs christi drce the assignment "
saturday October 81 a bad iay for the
rrason that N was both SATURDAY and
oircae dHs Nntarans Wanted Mr AZ
neFt o. Nisit heFr AZ "a time when niis-
iness men and professional men ~ tns
cip coatd hear BIZ lecture GA ferccs
thsi Make Clglcs
ar Albert iodas Sues iu san Antonlg
Whrre hs viii sprud thr aa5 as ths
guest ~ san Antonio Nntauans. ii'
then leaves fey California fuf tVt
-sseek- tflp after which hc SUES io At
isuta. GrofEln fof q weeks reNlNtl
The revival Wll lt hs ths hasineas
Interests and Mf Alhfu atcnrdine tf
au reports 81 thr hrst nasinrss roVif.
au-i m Ameuca. THE Texas arrss has
been unanimous Bon ropofiiuE thc WIS.,
lts 10 Albert shat he tells the trutt
about the cities visited strike Whcfs
lg muy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

Mites Annie siaf Gibson who h4f
hean spsndlna sos spfaiaer here lrfi
,calerdsg ior Slan kssi uAiay h. ioin hri
father g. W. 0ibear
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
SHEPPARD AT ROCKPORT
SENATOR VISITS ARKANSAS coUN-
~ DEVELCSAEkT PROJECTS
IN ROUTE 70 GALVESTON

nDrkrpRT Soy a. Senator Nor
~ sheppard tame in ihis morning
from Corpus Christi on hiss way go Gall
weston and Fprni ihs day inspecting
Arkansas county With she Expressed
view ~ assisting thc necessary dsFel.
opmsnis. The mnfnlng was spent ln
al nufu rio tn Sine Miit Point thn
site 81 the proposed Afnntas-r npauo
cauneway. aud a. the Aransas hesNsie
bsidge construction. ~ ~ which D. now
nsia ap ay temporary inlDncti0ur ana
10 the wen Deins ariilrd by the Rock
port Oh Co
Later. accompanied by - psriY ~ eii-
i4aAs. III. Sheppard .napegtsd ihe svf-
eminent work % pof Afensas. While
hers be- waH She EaeHi 81 hin uncle.
Judge John n. k.dalns Both gentle
men we're entertained % dinner By Nr
ami Arr a A. iirshl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
PROHIBITION ELECTION
REV. a J. BARTON OF ANT. sALo.
ON LEAGUE rs WORKING FOR
THE PROS IN JIM WELLS
COUNTY Ess cTloN

ALicE res1s NW Row a j.
BARTON efualrH state Superintendent
~ the AMI Saloon Lelsuo of Texas.
preached tna crowded count rnom Sun-
IAf murunr snl SUNDAY night ln 1.-THE
I.frrsf or ffhe county prohibition cler-
Hn- nhirh wlH to held here Saturday,
November q.
.Hftt annnnpn hr aikcd on t1c
..-t "a H,rfunNiiic. iic wiz
f.r sH.rrlI days and wil tisIt
Hn.H rrsrinrf Iu tna county.