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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

US up now and then. but il is very
diificult to hold a Zeppelin long IN
view owing TO clouds and the changes
In direction. speed n altitude,
which We can make quickly and IL
Is still more difficult for guns TO get
our range In the darkness under
these circumstances"
As 20 the attacks by a-eroplanes.
mentioned a lumber OF times in press
dispatches, the commander relocated
these to h realm OF fables.
IT is not so easy TO ind England
he said. we cannot navigate so ex-
acuy At sea as over land, owing TO
the uncertainty OF TIE air currents.
absence OF landmarks. etc, so that II
Is usually an open question at lust
what point OF the British coast we
shall bring up. once there. however.
the couhguration OF the coast. the out
ines OF some coast city or some
familiar light give US our bearings
and we al then steer a straight
course for our objective.
W a easily tell by Just what
route we are entering London: last
lime ! went in from the Surrey side
Che volunteered TO Indicate on a map
the exact course followed) and navi-
gated without difficulty TO the dock
region which We had been ordered TO
attack. Others OF the squadron went
10 the city district. and found Il too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
SENSATION COMING
In KANAWHA co,

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. IA
Almost 500 persons have been sum-
n'oned before the grand jury Of inter.
mediate court In session here this
week. and IL has been unofficially re-
ported that more than 100 indictments
have already been found. A sensa-
ton Is promised when the Jury de-
Ports the result of its investigations Of
wholesale robberies in and about he
town OF Handley. on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad. 80 miles East OF Char
lesion.
The killing OF Laidley Allen. special
officer for the railroad company. a
few months ago. led to the turning oil
states evidence by some OF toe ac-
cused. who are alleged to have de
tailed 70 the prosecuting attorneys
department 2 series OF crimes which
preceded the murder.
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GERMAN AIR RAIDS
tconsIausa IRON rir., p.r.,

heavy perhaps q magazine had er.
Lieutenant Peterson. although still
p comparatively young man. is one o,
p older officers In the German naval
airship service. having been attached
10 the Zeppelin corps for two years.
or almost from the beginning OF the
navy's adoption % the big di%rieibles.
our trips 90 ENGLAND are only an
incident IN u regular work" he said.
When The admiral IN charge has ma
particular task FOR US. and conditions
are taVorable orders are given for a
voyage 10 England But chiefly we ara
enRaged In scouting for the enemy's
cruisers and battieship equadrons.
on one occasion sighted a group of
submarines running on the surface.
but was unable q neu quickly
enough 10 carry out a successful 81.
tack
Attacks on warships at sea. said
Lieutenant Peterson. are dlfBcult and
dangerous. except In cloudy weather.
since most Of the warshlpa are nov
equipped with anti balloon guns Onlv
when low hanging clouds permit tbe
diriFiblcs 20 awoop down upon Inc
Worship 20 an elevation from which
ne quickly maneuvering ship offers =
fair target DO such attacks offer q rea.
fonable chance o. success
Returning 20 the subject of the ~.
lacks against London. Lieutenant
Peterson vas questioned about the
value and effect % the defensive
measures against tho dlrigthies
The searchlirhts Of course. PICK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
NEWS BRIEFS

county clerk =. Howard Wells IL In
receipt Of the embnlmers' licenses Tor
ne year bills % IN number Mr. ~. =.
Hoard - Embalmcrs. n the licenses
are good unul september "a. 1915.
WORK % repairing the worn-out as
Part 81 the city.
-wheeiing receives queries daily
rom ONO towns Tor figures on the bus
mess q ne sity since The state has been
The appeal case 81 state W. Charles
oberfeld IL docteted 70 come up In
criminal court this morning.
An order has been entered In federal
S SfSn ny ISpaSe Aston q Dayton. in-
AErew 1900. which VS. proveI
claim ~ The latter aEainst oil and gas
Tsase interests OF J. V. Thompson. %
The andits who held up the "a a
train near Central station are stin Al
The Ray a sawmm boat BE- lied
~ here a. the present time me boat Il
tully equipped with sawmi1 marhfnerv.
account II the escape on wiiiiSm ~
cook. travelinr freight agent ~ fbs
,9al and Coke Railroad company. want
"a IN charFo o. murder.
TIE supplies FOR the ntfing IN Of a
dental elenic ~ the Associated CT5ritie-
arrived xeeterday and are nov ready ts
% Trade building rhis wort ,iii bl
in charge o. local dentists and ii re.
garded 90 one 81 the most imu0rfnnf
matters in the prevention off disease
mfHtiuF 0f TIE executive and urna
Fram cummfftecH ~ the Narurfnfrf
1harities VIII BE- held this morning al
20 O'Clock Preparations Tor the annual
Recreation MANAGE Vi TraurIa
HYDE VII speak before the Young Men
HenreW club iu their hfnduuartrrs over
ne Peoples Bank Monday evening" on
ne work done by tho social crntcrs in
the schools
order waE received o. fhr local
h~Nadquartera % TIE Futmrt INDUSTRY hu.
rcau. yesterday. o. che effect that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
HAIR CHANGED TO AN
EVEN DARK SHADE
NO DYE.

NoI a easily turn your gray. faded
n streaked with gray hair beautifully
lark and lustrOus almost overnight N
|ouu apply, a few times. Q-Ban Hair
dior Hestorer 20 hair and scalp like a
Inampoo. QBan is harmless. not
icky. delightful 20 use and darkens
your gray hair 30 naturally ana
denly that no n can tell % has been
piled. QBan acts on the roots.
nkea hair and scalp healthy. chang.
gray hair and entire head Of hair
that soft. even dark luster. mum.
ess. beauty and abundance when
akes the hair 20 fascinating and a..
active. besides prevents dandum.
ching scalp and falling hair. re.
lts- guaranteed only zoe for a
Ton bottle. az Griest DRUG 60
~ Market street Wheeling. VI. Va.
lt-OftoVu folks supplied by parcel
Pst. Cal or write asking for y Ben
slr Color Rest0rer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
MOTORCYCLE skIps.

That m%otorcycling is dangerous on
wei, slippery streets was demonstrated
yesterday when a local rider and his
tandem passenger were thrown from
their machine az Twelfth street. The
accident happened about 3 O'clock
neither OF the riders was
injured. The only damage done 10
the machine vas a broken pedal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
EXPENDITURES


government last year were about 1882
900 . n the receipts are a. much =
, 100000. 600 IN tho coming year and
the appropriations Of all government
departments but tho tate. war and
navy remain the same. there stiI
would BE-. with the added budget for
national defense. and estimated deficit
~ more than tl35. 900. 900 The aocre.
tary of h treasury now has authority
70 issue Panama Canal bonds 20 the
amount Of $40. OO0. 900. That would
De a temporary remedy. however. and
may not BE- resorted 10 n The admin.
i~straiion proceeds on the theory that
me government viii mailman the same
rate of expenditures for national Do.
tense during coming years 80 now l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
HATFIELD TO TALK
AT GAME MEETING

ELKINs. w. Va. oct. I4-Governor
Henry ID. Hatfield, men prominent in
the work OF the federal forestry service
and distinguished sportsmen. will ad-
dress the ninth annual mesung OF the
West Virginia Forest. Game and Fish
Protective Association to be held In the
club house Of the Allegheny Sportsmen
Association at Minnehaha Springs. w.
Va, October 20 and %. The program
was announced to-day BY j. A. Nidues-
ncy. OF lexington. state game warden
and president OF the association. refor-
estation and needed n-mendment TO the
game laws Will be AMONG the principal
questions under discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

Funeral services will be conducted to
day FOR Angelo Lagomarcino. who died
tuesday from the home % his daughter.
Mrs. Dominick ~facovotty. No. 80 Twenti-
eth street Services viii be held az $3.50
o'clock. followed by requiem Via mass
81 -. Joseph's cathedral a. , o'clock.
Burial In Mt. Caivary.
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TO he Buried Here.

The local Il +. .. Els. No. %. will
have charge OF the funeral services Tor
J. E.. Ratcliffe. who died In San Diego.
Ca, following n prolonged Illness. The
BODY. which Is on its way TO the city.
the week.
Mr.. Radcliffe until three years ago
was a resident OF Warwood. but went
west IN the hopes OF regaining his
heaith. lie was 80 years old. and IL sur
NiNcd BY his wife. end two sisters. Mrs.
c. II. Dowler and Mrs. Henry Flood. both
Of Waryood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

Word has been received here Of the
deatn % Ray 1onley. former student ~
turned 20 his home At Chester carly last
spring and since that time has been CON
unually VI with heart trouble. HIS CON
ditlgn. however. vas not thought 20 b.
CRITICAL. and Monday he went TO n wood
ehed a short distance from the house
SEVERN hours later his ufeiess body
was iound ny other members 81 the
family hr. fonley H. well known La
this district. having attended West Lib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

special Blapatch O. the Intelligence.
ClaAkksbuRG vs. Va. oct 1s-Tu-
tlarkaburE hospital Of Miss BERTHE Gro
YER daughter % NJ and Mrs. John GRO
Yer. or NNWhurr. after an Illness. % the
are ~ - Her body was taken 20 New
burg to-day Tor the funeral and burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

CHARLES Bukey Hedges. aged SO years,
died yesterday morning at $40 O'clock
~ the nome OF his son-in-law. Henry g.
W els or Beach Bottom. Mr.. Hedges
was a former resident Of West Liberty
where ne owned a farm many years
ago. During the last years Of his life
ne made his home with his s~On-in-taw,
MI NNells. tie u survived BY two child
ron, Mrs. Butler Of Omaha. and Bert
hedges. OF Youngstown. Funeral ser
wees VIII be held from the home Of Mr..
Wells Saturday afternoon Al lao Hur.
ial VIII take place in short Creek Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

Funeral services for August Kirch-
gessner will be held Saturday morning
az $3.50 O'Clock from the family home.
No. ~ Baker street. Requiem high mass
VIII be celebrated at 81. Alphonsus
church at ? o'clock. Burial will be IN
Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

entire state Of P-ennsylvania had been
nade Tree from the foot and mouth dis
case. There e. now only "A small terri
L9ry ~ the United States that is infest-
"a with the disease. thai section being
In New York state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

ficeE and grew Qua of the fact that par
ties failed TO select candidates and many
names were written OF ballots. This
brought out an unusually large number
or lie votes which the commissioner
settled by throwing dice. OF the total
number about 500 were for Democratic
candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

Sunday School Teacher-Did YOU ever
forgive an enemy
Tommy Tuffnut-Oncest.
Sunday School Teacher-Aud what no.
BILE sentiment prompted you 20 do Il?
Tommy nut was bigger dan
me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

Funeral services for Mrs. william
Iteiycr. who died In the ohio VALLEY Cen
eral hospital. we're held yesterday after
noon AZ 2 o'clock from her home on the
south Side. The Rev. 4. T.. Beuze. pas
tor 81 The Zion Lutheran church had
terry.
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Funeral H~id Y.,..rd.v

The Rev. \ l.. Benzc. pastor Of the
zion Lutheran church yesterday AZ 2.gB
o'clock, conducted tho funeral for Mrs.
Henry Bertschy. who died Monday. from
the family home at No. 80 Indiana
street Burial Al Mt. Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

The funeral for Gertrude HanniE will
be held at the Stratford hotel at Z.g0
o'clock to-day Miss fAning was the
daughter Of Or and Mrs. n. 4. Haning.
Death occurred Wednesday evening.
Burial in Nj calvary cemetery.
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THREW DICE TO DECIDE.

PiTTSBJRGH. Pa. oct IL 4. X
campbell. OF the board Of county COM
missloncrs spent n large rart u today
throwing dice Co decide some 900 COM
tests growing out 81 the primary cleo
ton. All Of the ties were for minor Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15

erty Normal for several terms. He has
a wide circle OF friends In this con-
munity that will be grisved to hear of
his death.
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Price

We have built this re-
putable business on our
ability to see nrst class
merchandise at lowest
possible prices.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

rAnist ny regtlfled ehesa zoe nol w..
iran emo nam of one rsf srnt ~ ths
ccnntY rtvenue ~ ths rfexrN}nK vet
se-w,t va is~s thar sfa~ ~ Nni an n.Ns
must ~ det.fsfrd ~ I'm t'.,uuty tplkt
~ sali wiilsf> ceprtN "a - h,fssrv
The firtt tlaY ~ the Term " sh~ rnm
'oiistisfsfe cnpft NJ WNfrt W kfieo.
tlnn - . dtnesltass 4 H. W. rsaAr a.
wit, Fteatmr4 STA 1854 n ssts f,fn'
u seaieh prnpW'ai elatlaN tho fAts
~ Interest that sala banking corpora
ton a~sotlation ~ intislaaai hAnkes
offers ~ pas 81 the funds ~ said
C,suBts ,-stwecn the date ~ such nia
and ths nnxf regular time lnf The ~
,cellen ~ drvoslsAry,
SafitF, wlliacs cNansy, TexAs IAN
uafs a. lsiA
Avery r. Nrafle. ceNnts iusre "a
wiltacs County 1exaa,
Atvcrt.arneuti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

rLFcrlon oaora,

AZ ORDINANCE 10 fTovipE pen
THE suuMleFlpN 10 1iiE QuAi.f
IFlEp TAN TkN4So NoTTuK %
THE CITY oF CenPrN CHRISTI
TrXAs. Tiiig otiEsTioN. -EiiAtit
Tgfr cry TuifNtgl. of fiif
cry o. coHrIN glinihri TEX.
AZ Nr AUTHORIZED 10 iAFrF
TIE BONDS 80 SAID CITY ~
1IiE sl'M oT oNE Uthifiihil
yHlTsANp i~tJ.AflN PAYABLE
poHTY YEtns ATTFW DATE AM
IsspEFsihuf.E At TlfE oFrrtF
oi Skly sfIf A. ANY TiAtN
AFTER TNrNTy YEARS fitftA
DATE THisisEOf AND iiEAlfI%n
fNTEKENr AT TlfE RATE 90
Tivf pEnc1sNT PER ANNiiN
ANn Tn LEVY a TAX Fufff
rfENr 70 RAY TlfE jSTEifl.S1
as SAID FoNDs AND rhfATE A
SiSalNn I'rSn Elfs1JcfENf "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04


t'euhty "a Nnerns
Cefpas chFlstt. Tvxss tar 18TH. 1915
10 Nbgn u NAV eoacsrni
INV unslortinncd Asfrhs piNe notice
- ihele lngertlon 90 Apply "a ne
rhirss Fourth irFislAtnr~ q ,he state
~ rtNss ~ ~ Feuuiaf eessioa. nov
An sresien faf The iassake os speriai
snw ccnlnr sfansiaE Aai saafhmiAe
So Tho city - Curpt,a CHRISTI. resAs.
an fislit tl,ir Ard inteftel ~ tho state
- I*Sas ~ ~ iAha ne~ ~ hrfetolAre
ia ans time eNne,a bs the state Of
Texas un,ief che waters "a tsosrus
NiNlsgi ilay lfinA hefwesn Tn noFtheFN
anA eelgthetn hmlls ~ said cliY extend
~ eastward lntn ssii vaiefs 81 iht
vaslefn .hHundhfy 81 NhIt state
Motive u alsN hefehf given that ths
undersigned Niil amply ~ salA i.raiala
tnfs "a tati session nF enc persaes
~ si~~lal wN esAna EfAntine and
.enfitmlnp 10 tts sHse - cafpa.
sh4lsi All NApht THE ana Interest ~
ne state ~ Tasaf ~ All lands owned
~ ne Fiets II Texas uHdef the water,
Z Nnrfes has NhiiR he e,frAtats
niuNt ~ said Gas ~ Corpus Chfisii
l,ov Niiler. n8sh eutheiisnd pua
81, wsY,l 4, q celllns lno u udssv
'hcr ssfi
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

An hntdsn t4psfisnoe Icotn ikank %
iHufhcfiisos ~ Tie uoh4tf " &ss.1tNL
The f'atlsn1e. ihe fsfstgtt. the &en<fnp
fsth 4nfiHE .ns rfrseA ~ tfrpt1nh<y nfc
ser8tt only - ftlr peih%f Iowa b>r4o@h4
nfpa tha fness As'pitss biz nse<t iEAff4t-
go vfeeftvH~fe tafvs Is
HeGsra afs 4slek 40 teefh frvn tets
eihsf inesf telff4i s4<uqiss fzzsi 40 A..
coa.Sgft tisat sss<sry< t4eif nfft4s-@
s4essf and ~ sse ftQefiH - y ~
s ~. za'"'x sh ''Fy fse1'a'''H'
x.sIx!.s '' + is, az ss'S ~ s .:s' III
inasriss anI sAIn tI*< pfe<4<7 irs
atsAousu "a has tesn H. f4fof4hi9 ~
fss neefiT halt crntpfg md y Af>1s<
~ mo.hfsf ~ 1iqsp@t eFFfy seit#4 80
suur,fsy N the Tinted H<ntqs M Ai<Hfg
ffnsMfn4ni "a ioa Vii iii.1 a ~ M3<
"a asus stpsxf. rNa}b&rt Fr>tn.fv u
i.tfefiB fkfn4ist< ea,.t1!ns ~ 1>445c>lt1<
.ifust snd va ~ innperse. ~ ai>< A.
sd r,use,e~ tspe&fn - Also 4P~<4 ~
= feos1 " ret<es hzA@4$o stls An y
w l<n~drf.t W., e>s}hisso era )
ttsit5fal keir. ri ms@<ice e<t4I&
naturally ,<ss9 ar baf s4Itjee<e4 % ~
UNNECESSARILY k9tf@e& ss5o!n en1i nm -
~ = nsc@t ify'a< tss$yt & =
Oct = tPisis VI *Aelr<ft ~! s.
e. e, q. Z, . "a s II. i n;s;s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION ol
s- FINAL ACCOUNT.

THE pTATls ul' TlsNss.
To al rsrsuna INTERESTED IN the IA
iaie n Aanis f.iieaa dcreased iihilie
uihben, Admluialpttls ~ ihe ESTATE
N tAid Annie lnisas deCsarpj haNs
rlsD Us tht cAuntY Cont ~ Misses
rountY boz Fnlsl Account ~ The ron
aifiun ~ salh ertAte Together with ~
application - ha Discharged ~ a..
minlsffatfix thereof witch win ~
heard ~ sur said coni an ,hs lnlfd
sionnsf 10 msfeh. A ~. lsfs SANS ~,
iaH the 18TH. dAg ~ Nareh. a. ~ ipia
- The Court iinese n sail Nlcfea
geunty ID ne rigs - cufpuf chria,i
Texas. ~ hlph iisno and place ail per
snua Interested ~ aid estate arc 30
auitsd ~ appeRf ana contest sail ~
nal Account and apill,alicn. u Ihfs
go pfppef
Wlinsra. Ant, l'shllneef Clefi y fht
cpanlt Curt ~ Nusrpn Ceunty fesBa
riyrn under ms hand aud The see
~ sald Court at my esflee N cesunl
t'hrrsi. Texha. 81 this. The 2iss. day o.
landats. A. ~. 1913.
Alfu. tElfi.iNnisit.
lcieft County court. @uetss couniS
1eNaa
~ cilAa wALTKns pepp,y.
4 a uaf eJpf. ! certify.
n. a. WRIGHT.
Sheriff. Nnnces County. Texas
~ OSCAR ni.lA.AMf, Depa,y.
fAdterfl.en.es,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
Noret 70 coxrNAcrens.

the nosf'l "a raaNts Cpmfnifsioerr,
pstie NiNs M ne raaa,tdftion "a 900
teti - rifle 1prfnAth 80 the caialirh
hriaes eroNslns tho Nueref lti,sr ai
Caiaiirn. Nsecoa County rekns, said
hiis wiz ~ opsnpd on Tho seeoud Mon.
hay ~ iphrWfS, that u 20 49,, the SIN
taN NJ lAsbfuagY. iais
Detail plans and specifications ere
aa Tie a, the offier ~ treHsh 4 liah.
afer. ~hese ihss rsn ~ rensvif~a
TIVE Heard 81 County Commissioners
reserve lhs siRhi a. relfes any ~ al
bifs -
W y yiMfaH. County Iussr. Naece-
county, grNas u
tAAassta.a.ees
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

The uudsfuKned win receive sealed
hies ~ bis effics W corpus chrifti
Tekns fH ths purchase - fbe eia
hulifiaRs Situated os the eoafshouss
Square.
40 bids mns, he flltd mo- later i'taf
February q. 1918. nnd may lls male ~
~ ~ separate buildings. rhs fiahl
60 reject auy and ~ ssids l. srpTessb
fesNfesd ~ ihe county.
WALTER !. TlNoN, County iuare
Sasaes County.
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tHicAco. reb. woFk VIII EsFin
s,un "a lha ner ~ noe eee subway. fef
Nbirh - appropriation sss recently
voted Tho epnttaete ara helms rushed
80 that Ero4aa can ha hfnksn tepn
af1 employment w. provided fof snaay
snth nne Idle
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Notice a hereby uiYen that On
commlsalanefs' cantt ~ wilfarf cenn
~. Teras. pgii, on fhs secsn1 hgrda
IN fesrunFf. A. -. 1855. sans helsR
size tih dsg ~ said month. feosife
proposals from ans hanhlna corpors
lion. sssoss s,laB ~ lndi,lJuss bsnkef
sei.tied ss ne depository ~ ths funds
n said wIisrf County
Any and 81 bids masi Dc accom-
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mas isr ostaln.d for ans pufpes' ~ ~
ceriabif iiem isstaiH assaIiik hi.et.
.si pfifiieHes. correspondence saiiflifs'
4 q Nrrufl Company ~ Gas kief
,Flt Hidr ieuFer Colorado SO iirie
tNaf So f.aals ltt
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GENERAL. nlrNfitrr business. eiean.
lne. rci~fans. rentals ~aieA fspeF,
81 Craftsmanship Reasonable prircs
c0rpus chfisu rttewfuef FxehAaee
az STARE street f'hone ftff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

ron SAt.F 4f,rt ~ ne i,esi fa,lrN
ltNsrHtsss IN reynas thlisi ~iN
sasrantsf hlr tnifr..s ~ sou
mnnst u ~As nat q, lnVssfisaie ihis
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-eAtsp srnt ana siisuAns ~ 0.u,i.,
Siiion Address r. 81 Rox M i-A
Coruas chsistL rrxn& wouia consti.
~ god rarsntr. -
FnN SALE LIMITED numtef ol Giant
iiimaiaya nerfs plants At as south
Cafriso str,ei lts
TNR SAi.F--A tfw ehoiee rleeee of
las fafuiinrr and rnFe parties lcat
ins town at ontt sts Leogart street
tefh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
soTicrs

Nuffes lfHsinrsa college has mss 30
20 oie MasoNic ilsl wllliams street
iegs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

MAnAAr lsrfn,n snrnuft lalni
isi Ynrenai0airt aha f'ayflasnnnitt
located at ffas Chapefgai sirri
ufnar lsunf. luiua . ~. a. 30 90 %
"a lticft fra~ulasis OBJ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

NOTICE. HUNTERS Anlmsis ana
i4fit ssprtisiis nesr hesa. % be
muurtfa musi ~ Weii satei ana
Isa tri immediately fef shipment
itslft nai'apst Artistic gAAidermist.
see West ,sswntffs Sitefi t'ntfaner
"a isstai Teisfrsrh afa,s san 40.
tania lsAat So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS

cnGrga citl,iSrl se4.lr ths Nu,id IN
she Qurstihn ~ kNe ant nil Tilt
PALACE IAil.ANS isaAs Cofqus
christl IN me rlsAnlnr ard pfcaslFs
husiurse Fhnne ~ 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

o. ie ~ trade. Address
20 ean at Garrett A
Itiri. Staples Street a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

EOR sslr rure Sitan Grass Seed
Iieins .sfDtn ~ cents pr pound
n.sif.aia Thsa Erruz Eouse 2 pas
"a ggn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

WAITED firsf-sisss dr-ss matinr
ses Ma. ! ~ Wausf 1853 iAia"
riftft 1n eaf iluf. iei
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09
SAYS TEACHERS WHIPPED BOY I

The trial committee of the school
board will today investigate a letter
which was received yesterday charg-
ing Mary Tobin, principal of the Mar
quette school; mogene Colby, a for
mer teacher; Ada Dyson, teacher,
and Earle Williams, manual training
instructor, of being parties to beat
ings received by Albeit Horrell, IA,
1850 Ogden av. The letter. which
was written by HorrelPs father, de-
clares there are many instances of
corporal punishment at the school.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09
THE RENEFIT Is ToNIGHT

Through an error last night was
given as the benefit night of the
Women's Trade Union league at the
Princess theater at the performance
of "Too Many Cooks" This bene-
fit is held tonight. Tickets are ON
sale at 166 w. Washington St. Eight
girls dressed as cooks win sell candy
during intermissions. saosispi1