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The Washington times., 1915-02-25

and orchids. Her veil was of tulle and
was arranged with orange blossoms.
Her schoolgirl cousin, Miss Helen
Brown. Of Salem. Wis. was maid of
honor. .She wore a gown of pale blue
taneta combined with tulle and carried
a shower of tiny pink rosebuds.
There were two bridesmaids, Miss
Margaret Gessford and Miss Alice
Holmes. They wore dainty gowns Of
pink pussywil1ow taffeta trimmed with
accordion pleated chiffon and carried
baskets Of pink sweet peas. Dr. ]. r,
Leake. Of the United States public health
service. was best man, and the ushers
were d. NJ. Earll, w. e. Springer, A. N.
Finn. A. Sampson. F. C. Nelson, and J.
L. Moneyway A small reception followed
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harding,
after which DR.. and Mrs. Guthrie left
for a wedding trip. They will live at
the canal zone, Isthmus Of Panama,
where DR.. Guthrie is stationed
An interesting musicale was given on
Monday afternoon by the pl pills OF Miss
Berda 8. Wilson's and Miss Zelda L.
Miller's classes at T. Arthur Smith q
stuGio. During Miss Wilson's absence
from town the people In her class have
been under Miss Miller's instruction.
A course Of lectures by s. Richard
Fuller. on Roman history. has been ar
ranged to take place at the Playhouse
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon Of the four
last Mondays In March. The first lee
ture on Cleopatra and Her Children"
will he followed by "Selene, C1eopatra's
The Washington times., 1915-02-25
Mems Bathrobes
Anniversary price, $3.35 each.
Regularly $500.

Mems Fine Terry Cloth Bath Robes, in
blue, gray, tan, green, and lavender; all good
patterns and the colOrs are absolutely fast.
Fastened at neck and around waist with cords
and tasselS Splendid quality, and we'll made.
Main noor-F st.
The Washington times., 1915-02-25
Mems Silk-plated Socks
Anniversary price, 6 pairs for $1.15.
The regular Csc grade.

Mems Lightweight Seamless Silk-plated
Socks double toes and heels, with high lus-
ter which does not disappear with washing.
Shown in black and good assortment of
colors.
Main at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

50 Tar ~ VIZ caa determine
ttFpns Christ has framed the
frat ordiranee ngainsf iiiney esft
rl hnnah several Tctns cities hat 3
reFnlaiimi4 p,niinq nv iiiueg
has 10 defense " a 10 cheap I
than the errfieag. d far more ,lanl
germs. lcs- comfortable not ~ ~.
lepaable mas bc pni oui ~ rosa.
mission hy krcn weather and !.
not iiDnncioil, haehed 10 ibe rs.
tent that b ran h lofeei 80 pay
damaRes 10 legitimate SALTS 4 /.
a direct wenr 90 paving and psts
no fair proportion ~ iie rosi Il
g mrihoi rl competition fhal
niay enieagef the progress ~ eii
ief W. hasc yci "a hear valid
argument 10 a. fatse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
OTHER VIEWS


4if Tsu ~ elses4err4 s-stfai
.4aatsss a. us 10 fha ltst4rw 1srhrt
irsl Fthssl for oifia "a g.fo0fIYa. JnE
x me elframstlae e th4t ths girls aff
tent I'd fhsIg intAe % ofhef aafi nan
T. shf ntlnipr iul in ths 4iiefa1gl
4hfif ofasla afs "a ieff smpti fnoaal
40 stran,e the d4slfa NoIfsffips rol
caK hls ma lsstl flna ulnhirf i.f sneli
Il.c nsn14 ~ a.. bfftuse faeif htnii
are neffr ieis str faff Nas alss
p.esstd. - b. inld taf rf4tal lH ia
sDN4aiaG adl4ctf. 30 BERN thaf 49,
elfls naa Exceptionally sfsff 80 stia1n
"a. pIint.bal slifpoes ~ msa8 tfh1al
fssms 10 b. i1 a.a tas saDis iaea
ilHas ttsH faf fi aa fHafa afflffiff
fhf lfhfsa Tee airsi Hlhafi D. n
fhinina flffrtisn 50 ttls ameatsbls
.fule
0l3 lirit 800 hss said iif T4ft
.lras .uf.fsiy tes nilth ssrsfino iis
n soaatisas ufif sss fff zoe aGf.r
firss fffs Constrained 90 laaa ugea
saeafion 81 Dle.sed fsaef ffasn ihs
tannofonous a.f.ssaafas ~ school
Viifn ihfg are ddf ~ piaB flie slri,
learn more n4 lfal Rom iif ffanafefa
asa motor men thsy meet No fhsi
sanlpased - ith iifs is scsi,-nl that - ihe
streets y 1efi4.i. i~fefie~f,.4l nf times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

] am nfrsfN TIN
Yesterday ! vas q hahy. l pnt M,
eiet ~ NY mouth and yslled alscefi.
aAily rpmotfe~ shail b. faded aud
@rlnhleA
Het tc'iav an prvtty Eifl
trttefiAs ! MAS helpless Today /
an, sil.pn~ertui fcmorroN / sAal
~ - psiiencrd and lnnesone.
There n one peculiar thing about
Haysrif mat have efien nat Thought
II nes would have Thought u 4 u I
wete ncs ms~eit And that ~ that I
hsNe no individual existence. am
less pretty
Others sst.f a. iussvfauais hecauss
thsf hays o. rhss arr forcrd 10 d..
'eicp resources within themselves rhis
eives lAcm eensclausaess
! alw serecd 20 A. this htcnuc my
iceewfces are on te@ surface. ilence
! An oriv aware u mysslt thfansh
eihstr That's amazingly intcreatiag.
isNt ~
lon never before krew the differences
eetwern me ard etherS did yeuf Now.
how simple Il L.
rtAf immediately dlsposts docsnt
I; ~ thoSe time honored statements
TRAIT because I am PRETTY. / have 40
~ Ing ard no character
Why. don't YOU esc thai. belng =
aTsiy FsTi Il tsn's even necessary TOT
We net 70 have nrAins er character
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
4 sas.eH AZ WARRINGTON

/ ifi us assume i the Hutfei i.'t iHt
democratic eonafofa VITO lninni "iih
far republican son tors n ihF effort
in feeommif ihs srinrins h aesr 4ri
|nr rufs .fnNNU.il Haf ii fi
n.Hina thst hit' rfseipii.iri "a eIit'.
i'nn ihai nnf te fefH fnHHfri on
Goo rHff fih $500 afnl.NiHtt fi0n h
H uHf Go fHppiNf 200 a h0t Boo.
% m 1rn4n1 nH Dr. H possible t'rrr
tft Erltr nHl' OHIs ia .oiHr N. H .tu.
visions. hHt eftt rN rI'1 frmnIft
90 tts rnHadf mnf 'hrfflH aItn soon
ffuri tlls sHdden Hff.0N al Nafnun
1he f'Noinniincrt ot tN" 1900 500
unqaetuontbh uprsas.iat~ 800 rtt snr
iirHff sffHion. and iHai 81 ral.tp whAf
che cnuip dNsa 300 fe4le ina frlf
iiHainr'a wants tl arf lii nf Hnfrett
as annu Ns pos .hif lnf i aa .rrh
hrprd thai ihf mpnlss h.u nn3ib boz
orHfiei iH s1mo seit.0HtHe nnu M
fHif cnnFfft
Tho frtnfinr armeofift We .fr t'ii
tfo an.lons lo dinp tls uopn $500
anH lfHN'sd M apuwri atnn h.ur NuN
other ierieui'on which laes de,m oi
rfrHtnHunt lmpnritnge. 30 thHt Is thcif
fffintr SO murt rNlisNc that fhst
are mofe aAstsA 90 defeat tAs ship
piur mn than 10 psrf appropriated
bile fnf itoto .a u abundance ~ flnf
II ihs SENATORS ar cvliiinf in uIH iH
fHf ea,s noth on the pnuhD hnsinefa
ltHeihtHt Wilson has dnnFuat,a coo
Hhippins hni 1s 1n cmerfcnc5 aimis.
iriutian mrFsurs io ntefgnme soinr ni
iho difficulties wmeA ate cNntfontn.
aha liun rfmmsfc~ Hs O. funItt ri thf
Naf COTTON especially hhs suffered
hfrautr ~ tnr lack IVY su.p. Ga rr1.h
Geo potts ~ th' worst 1nh thrrr 81
iln frnenn Gu douht tNat tnt ufnhlnr
isn enuid give lmp1f, at rritt fe ihe
South
We ran afrUe nfumauN ihnt th,
government Hhonld not euU merchant
aAlrs hHi whrn private ah'p owner.
ieii ouf COTTON rNorhNantn 500 n.t
ffnwCnl Dr. certainty lu.'i0ti m fk.
lue action io rrotect thr country 4,
commerce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

When m aaFss' aud sspfemp.f ei
iaH no mafihf inaHUhfr NH HIHle0 fIHi
HiHsf Uaf fltts. Gee pN t sIfanf
itt iHf sNi efniufHt i1 inanfe inf rtlrl
.saft NHN iHnf orraWt'uia BE- Has af
msfrrnei measure Ha Nas csc hu
flfNlrtlHH Ametlrin ffflstff fHf uNf.
.tnH e.A ahlps sa uat che hii failtiuH
tUr ueit ffahIfemeufs fur Amafi 1ana
iu nsn Amfufan shlrs fhfar 'fpff,
feHrf massUies" relieved ne ruairfn
|HnsnFIut ailail0n Hn lih other emef.
efafi mr4aHfsf nndff which Nrr
Neft iftira nu 40 se3i sagpli I'd the
snaniIf rui this fsNef has rot tome
West af soHth 40 AM, aqrfsciahie 40
Nfef fhf pftfsfN fafmrf cannot rft
uch mf % HHe rrnp pf wheat which
bAa not 4tcrfEel him 81 tarhqi The
Southern faunef asgs no rsiltf in roitoe
ID so cents ln ufeinen Sow thc Pres.
lasut rrerHers tte purchase oi shipH
a. ufaisci ihe Amefigin ahigpsfs from
tte fNtaftlnn NJ tho ship oNuefa a.
Is another emergency msaeufe snppic.
UrniinF thr measHffs az relief fur
Nmsrlnsn aifNd. tAf oar Insurance
uisaeafs size hHi 10 ftsisiff Amerlear
ships purchased ss well an built The
tl'i Hutifnntlnf sHHuaNsinn rf fhr 10
luiffmsnt that American .hlpa ng
manei 9irlv ht kmofiaan ssamfu Nu
those msHsufsa Nefr duv lo che war
i'ai urff doHlfnri a. mItFlfr fur
hafdsnlps of war. ihfi hat. flnishrl
s0nf relief hW fae, mtr nnt SIT
& d i.ppispiIir Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
If BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEY
GAr less NGAr W NioNgv6 ssst
ltkt ttAp on elAopsA
uOvNsRs

Ntst folks forEst thai che ktaas, .
hhe she hc~eis at sieaeisA aud clss
ted And need a f.nshias occasionally
el~c Nc hANr 0ashsehe and aAn misef,
81 the klaneN restsa. sssers headaches
rhsvmasN nriases tcuad n,eI ac,a
ssemach ,leeplrssasss ana an s.sts <.
hlAddsf Disorders
You siin9fS must kcep Aeaf kia.e4,
ACTIVE aNt clean. ana fhf moment tt.
fvrl AN agbr ~ gaia Ia m. kltn~,
frsten, vet ahsnt feur ouotts "a I.s
salts itVtn aaN Ec,d drng stofe her,
take a tablespoonful la q stsss 81 ~at.,
esf'fo hteakfast fct ssW ds,s ans
lop hiaesSs Nii thea act tine. mi,
fanioM salts u aAao ngota ths sel.i -
eIaprs ANA len,an ls,iec. e,n,tin.a uisN
Whia, and y hAtlnless 10 ftlsh oia.rr,,
NlHas,s eEa stimulate them - aosmsl
ACTIVITY Il also neotrallses thr .e.A,
~ ihe usine ~ 4 ne lai,erf ltrif.tes
taus spaleE hiaadst dsscsAae.
(ra salts u harmless. iusAtsrs,,e
u,NAss > ielieh,nsl ssfefvescent A,his /.
weses drink whtsn eset, hoay shoala
sAAs nov ana slvn - keep ths.s "a.
nses slsan tnss s,eitipk ses,ous cegn
rlleNtlons
Nell-heV~p kc4l tgarxist 49, IL
tcls iois u Dad salts a. folts go ~.
hsNe N SVefcaminE Alauss trcnA,.,
whsle q Il only troahie -Aa,rs,ls,
mont.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
A JUNE PROSPECT

10 june ihe Tesas Pres, As.e
ria'i0n will meei 10 corpiw thra
Il anil maaaiiireni attendance !,
euiaafel Prominent new sparel
nien irom every section ~ ths
state will eougrcgatc here and
lnanl ~ them WI receive ff-l
Impressions Much valuable pub
iieify viii he given thu riit ~
editors afe naturally Interested BE-
iheif own Affairs. and are not rr.
lucinnt a. espres themselves lu
good cause W. believe that no
contention scheduled u 80 inpnr
iani. gaurrd from probable &C..
turns. sud for This fearan. Nhilc
nai dssifing 10 deiraft from The
merit oi other convention. set fsf
she YrAt. we mention iine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Eddie FREEMAN Is Nninr Mrs
frsoman for divorce 4 u Yates
formcr governor of Illinois "a mcn
toned az correspondent. slr Free.
man contends that She permit.
''ea Yates % hug hcr 10 every tim.
mel the tram went through. al
every bridge and every time the
train whisiled Tor u crossing
Guess the Il u. IN Yates name
must stand for Rural Delivery.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
VOTE FOR MORE PAVING

To-day The psn'lr 1T Corpu.
CHRISTI win haye nu opportunity
~ rivc added impulse Is prosper
icy by voting 500 600 in hnui. 10
b. nsed Ia paving Important
streets Favorable aciiun b. most
Important, for street work imrer.
hiivr ~ itself. fila empty dinner
pni. and kceps money golny the
rutiomary rounds 10 Hssuts, lhe
fullest measure ui prosperity dur
ing year that "A not oycfbuflen
81 with optimism. citizens mnsl
make II a point o. ~ 10 the polls
The oause Il not hn.cd on ans
thought 81 political advantage
and no active opposition has been
frt IN motion. However. certain
share If adverse votes may be-
counted on Ia any bond election.
aid Tor this reason. " No other
The voirr sbonld 90 % the polls
end 10 his duty 10 onr way OF
belief, nothing ~ more necessary
Than paving. No community can
hope 10 strike rs pace until lifted
oat Of the mud.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
MONROE WILL MAKE REPORT
TO RIO CRANDE ASSOCIATION
sFEciAl MEETING OF GRAVITY
IRRIGATION ASSOCIATION
FOR NEXT TUESDAY


Aii~NF'N peNas fth a. gfn D.
'fDNH, nsesidfrt sd thr GrNfr. ir~I
taton association 80 fhr wrr uIr
''ianNr NallsN has issucd 8 clu ftr d
teneftl NDei mrouus n mls r.fr
40 ~ Nhamhrt ei Cemmufce n,ulJlns
~ facsaai nIsht Feb q lsla. far
N'f pfrine, w hearing the npart az
taNtr D. Nunf,r who rerr.ssnt..l
tar catsf of Guvity irfiratlsn .t
MeEhinaton h c hefnrf thr S.naf.
ainmtice on january ~ as wrn as
'lf Ai.sN~sinN ~ eihfr riatttrs which
AtN VI vital importance a. lhc gftAlt.
iftFAtiNn pitf.tt The rrpafs " rulr.
haAfct viii ~ INTENSELY intef.sttn,
% sN who aN intcfrstca in ire Gsav.
80 iftisauOn ar thc N,iss ana a..
fnr shHrld can ta - present
th'rt b. hsniiN a doubt i.nf nhaf
tfa fsslsssl EoVsrument Wa mss.
ne fftN Thousand fnllar apssrotr..tl.r
Naf the survey ~ TIE Rio 0fsnae fr,n,
ne aiopih % lari Qulman far the b,
tNtiNo q res,r,ailr an.s aam eita 80
ihe siVfinE ul thy rat,t pafrrs fhars..f
~hses puctiesiiy insnrcs CfaelN b..
tiHAti''n ~ the Nalies re o. f.sl.st
HAtr While thc rrniret has aor. ~,
NNra hY h4Y~ ART hoanas tns~.
nArsn Nnrh ahead ~ thr Nalftr .-,s.,
i.aiien ana SER KITS reason. !, Il ~.
s't +" tpe president aud haara -
'''est''s tnat rvtp sett.eu u.t oni,
~ - a 'trons delegation 10 49, m..f.
'Nr nHi tAAt crri.al mNrsti.r
'N''"l'a TNer,osr ~ ~ present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
PORTLAND NEWS ITEMS

rntTt-N>n rsA. rsA Nr n
T hikn- "a Sinian. caunt, orran ia.s
"a ne Nrvnt reschsfS ASseclatl.,n
~ Mothers Clahs wnl address Inc
use'i'sts "a fuftlana. FRIDAY afternoon.
laFtlani ai|stuefats arv ahnut e,aa,
70 iAte iesss ~ their FRIENDS hsre. ami
an telns falr. expect e. depart satry +.
DAY evening IN fth for t'O.lnak
tNrae and hnkh unta Vnu s!xA ,au
wire roine aiprf Aduslsslsa IA ana
-sc' public school hsiiAIns
Portland News ns~a
Mr and AIRS, .. W. no.srts ma, A,
,t.p - cresers n their iiarusshile
Wednesday,.
The And~rs4an nsss Carare nconls
AZ ne~ rattink olt nsu eisht.
l.'Nssnref satcmahlle iiesi,en a., t,.,,
fefsis that are an rrady nut tsrrs i,
often cal, tor larre oar e. aecam
iii"s'-'n parties ~ six ef metre
MIA. Gsp ). tlshst. hxf a.osher. Nss
Safienser sod soa arr sxpsctsa Ron,
ftA+y AFTER three weeks .tAy AL
N'S,eri4, NhefN Mrs f.sher vas taiies
a. attyn1 siskness and de4th ~ Ne
SISTER Nts. 5 s slttsrae
= i'lsssADs aatQ party composed ~
.f0f WA1ssf claSk sad Wlse. Ni.s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

England : seizure Of American
ships Is exactly right from the
English point Of yiew To her
way 81 thinking. starvation Is q
more effective Weapon than aege
guns and what's The merit ~ d
navy that can Z be us'd Ger
many has declared wheat a gog
ernmcnt monopoly. England l.
naturally eager 20 shatler that mo
uopoly.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
PARAGRApHINGs

-Nsstf esfora ia or tlsf1f4. s4fe
/ f'oinrsi f-rnastsit 'Nfff ~ pltHi 'fer
80 safffilas ff0m Hrf m rsst1i iun1.
lhfonrh 81 l1H 20 fHFIf cun ~
tsfs az. caiarfI is 90 kntfAiHe 80
80 1ee men sff nf4f FTnNn
n stft ~ ~ Roosevelt fftIr g $3.50
- Sea foft wsii
in.aaif NateiaHf fnilHln fHaltf f
ftaiiof.dl annifNt % rrn NnH af
VIA t3.etfs rsf1 aas Martins A. rrfn
alfie fhf sffffai uaHfl+ washing
ier rrsf
ffaria1fnipftts gAffnt af NNine
psho asrisrsr thaf iH care Of aaf rth
f,naiaBd "aeF rial Eaa1 hc fQ frltr
ttf 0ify o5 foIilFnd 20 lialnf OF 1910
CAnafa ossFniEht ard make property
And Rlf there worth rG mere ihsn BOZ
INla.um. IL aasflns nis Time ln rqp
rfrts 10 shouil 81 9f.flns 90 bet
sriirfs irdaHapoiis Nsss
usfaass be- h. lai ftf Wste House
taby maj hope ia escape Ha3ira some
foolish Doiaf aamfd affa' rim 'fl
easo sess
SENATOR Root saisnig fes4fds
ebai. cE d qmutr ~ 1elae 4aie 1sI
fsu7ciris 100 enfripfinf at nerhinF
1eafe a. AnF price Nistinfi0n
eisf
IT. 500 pisl fn fn 1rr fmHf m
fms adu40nshta fne WIae Gff /
-Yft. pres asi ifs fH0 iatt fiiuf and 4
SHE drhi rmt I11fa ur sHupi N.1
re- WILEY maAsa himself s1iq rifN
ne Nnmcn By ladofs.He iHin gowns +
tna inv asrta AGO will ue DEBTORS
Nanean ctF Iomnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

.ffA stlrrs. fIhe rrbndcI y ert l.fp1p-
asn 81 t.~r,aerfif TIE fe1 ran nff
,tis ar settle nitrA
Hrau ~ na4p 3 tension lqernYfia b
tier N iete 20 90 Asif jsars after
los f1frfftsr. iolitslre co,r'~f.
f1n.r1l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Vaccination should be compul.
sorry and should be applied With.
out favor Unless preventive
measures arc compulsory, thee tnil
10 reach those prisons mast expns.
"a 10 the ravafea " disease IT,.
norance and prejudice have always
dcspiscd every dictate of sciences,
and fear N morciless master.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

No iaunt shonld foree a man 10
leave home Tor the front u he
mss accumulated yiraeo for d
wife, there may be some excuse
bat II he has a hind Wife who
Knows something Of the mysteries
o. biscuits and hash, be ought to
lci yalor, l,he charity, begin At
home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Two Manhattan Physicians were en-.
f,olnE the nrecre from the fsnat seal
m the ~hurrieass dr<'k~ ~ River,
side Drive bus enc bright Afternoon
frcpnilY When ratt ~ tnsir cenvsrsa.
ZION MAS overheard. n ran nke this
= petfotmst an ortratien for 40
readseisss on the wsfs % miltanAlrs
Yesterday seld the -tantef % the ralr
Yea said the ether. what va.
sha SUFFERING from = tloston Aavxr.
listf,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

We never realized the entire
suhlimity and true majesty ~ the
phrase, Distance lends enchAni
mcni. until Europe scrambled i
self Now We are glad that we
live b. Texas, where We can run
500 miles I've d pinch without heinz
ranHll lnr nntnnAea of iI.AnlnlIon.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

W. understand thai I.anaone,.
hAve boon eautlonr,l not 10 drap
their lis FOR fear ih' noise mav
attract Hepnclins
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

fn'si'l'pi Wilson saws that
lmcrica must pool her Interests
=" gel h The swim. yes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

chicago iadge tests chronic
.'eeders for sanity. Needless.
'cfsons without uinsl. cah 4, 90
crazy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

'apia'ns ~ industry nsai 10
iHresl they nav say. IN aao 4
snow Ism a marvellous han
nh'f 'snoranec ,iirccfx vaSt en,s,'
liri~~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

People nsuall, preach Ia other.
what they fail 60 accomplish Cor
themselves.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

san Antonio Express "what
girls may dn Among thr
.INpler thlng.. men.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Now that the eauseway Ia hoinr
hnilt Corpus Christi can stretch
het right arm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

War claims and mining claims
bafe one trait 10 eommon ihry
s.l-lnln pan ont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

s'Fl ehpAN teN "A fsm a.
eeI.la s.~reofs has presented 81 a.
Nre~a irincs ! opmrlstslv o,,,rs,,t
aesrs'Al train q Is cars h -, -
- ana ~ti ~ rsed Or M u.,,,,,',. ~
'ferH ~ Crown rsincs's army
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Ssesssr CumusIns ssss irrx,aA,,s
wltrr nss tulnea m. i,~me<a.sis, n.
I'N nct ~pp ~ouls ngve s~essssd tho
COWS Ssnatst % b <Ss1dinx tears ~
sa'n secSa'sl Norfsp I'i.1tx 4 a,oa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Since fnnppe Is fighting In.
aN'nHlE. Ne suppose shose So
Amersea.first clothes will H. NOR,
popular than ceer this n,B,acy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

An enemy ln DISGUISE = o r.
II be- only sticks 10 bis disgpisr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

li.eh life Ia good soaiety woull
he considered l,w Ia ha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

bishop thas,ss y. Williams. 81
s'sa'ssa' sinks that Roek,grllcr
.'v'ns ~ his aonsy hon,s,l,
hat coinci,lrnto' WeN.e heard
: 'e&s' tssal'q - z . people I. say =
Ne s>ple lhias ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05

Torrent, 81 abu.c turn lhe damn
wheel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
MARYLAND BAND HAD
TO PLAY ALL DAY AND
THEN HALF OF MIGHT

Nothing to do till tomorrow" is
the way the band of the U. s. s.
cruiser Maryland feels today The
musicians led the strenuous life all
day yesterday and last night, and to
day they have been resting up lit
tic.
All day yesterday, during coaling,
the band played away at great
rate When night came its work was
not half through, however. The chief
petty officers gave dance at the Mo-
ana hotel last evening, and the bands
men had to play for 1t as well. Signor
NARCOTIC and his men produced a
very acceptable brand of melody, and
earned the gratitude of everyone who
attended the dance.
There were about IS couples pres
ent at the affair, which was very sue
cessfui in every way. Dancing lasted
from 9 until 1880, and both the lat
est steps and the more conservative
ones were observed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
FILIPINOS SUFFER FROM AMERICAN
OPPRESSION SAYS JAPANESE WRITER

with due consideration The authori-
ties are especially anxious to introduce
more laborers from Japan. American
hemp companies have already intro
duced Japanese in their work, with
very satisfactory results.
The culture OF abaca, the plant of
the banana family whose inner fiber
Is used for hemp, is new industry
that promises phenomenal develop
ment This business viii still further
increase the demand for japanese la
bor."
DR.. Miyama's article also makes note
of the employment of Japanese divers
In the pearl fishing industry. These
men are very skilfuI in diving and are
absolutely fearless, he says. Japa,
ncse now almost moRopolize the pearl
fishing business
Japan should supply the Filipinos
with those commodities which were
formerly furnished by Germany" says
the doctor. These would include
matches, cement and leather goods.
Most Of the shoes worn by the Fill
pinos OF the higher class of society
are imported from the United States,
but the natives have very wide feet,
and the shoes that come from Japan
are better adapted to their use.
Many things which are now going
to waste in the Philippines could be
very profitably exported to Japan,
says the doctor, taking up this feature
Of trade. Much Of this. coming into
the country as raw material. could be
sent cut to other countries after hay-
ing passed through japanese factories.
and could then be considered as export
goods"