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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
THE DRAG COULD 90 IT.

A Herald man is Just in from
thirty-mile auto ride over two OF the
most popular roads OF the county. and
he Is further convinced that the drag
could do wonderful work in keeping
the roads OF the county. The roads
just travelled are In pretty fair shape
except for being badly cut up with
wagon ruts. made while the roads
were muddy following the August
rains. Most OF the sand beds have
been clayed and II the drag had been
put on these roads when they were
in condition to be dragged they would
be smooth and fast now. Some peo-
Pile criticise the Herald for harping
on this subject so often. but II Is a
proposition that needs stressing. and
this paper will probably keep on
harping until results come or hope Is
abandoned. In the meantime some
thing should be done to keep the
roads intact.-Palestine Herald.
Keep shooting II TO them. brother.
and II is possible you may get results
We advocated the drag for Brazos
County roads until hope was finally
abandoned. but then you may have
better luck.
Here in Brazos County the people
are taxed to maintain costly road
system In which the county convicts
are worked on the roads. The county
owns road grading outfit. employs a
superintendent and the roads OF the
county are graded as fast as the road
force can get around. But when they
are graded that ends Il. They are
left to the mercy Of the elements and
the result IL they are soon washed TO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
GLOBE SIGHTS.

In real life the villain doesn't al.
ways look II.
There can be no culture without
toothbrushes.
A thief is apt to be conceited until
he gets caught.
He wears watch on his wrist.
when what he really needs there is a
slap.
There would be more tyrants. no
doubt, II there weren't so many
rabbits.
A lack Of endurance Is another rea-
son hung juries are comparatively
few.
Unless you are a lawyer you prob
ably can't build up much OF business
on advice.
A church row Is regarded as the
most entertaining scrap from the
heathen's point OF view.
Pipe manufacturers are clearly en-.
titled TO a share Of the profits Of the
match trust. Gotta match?
II you think II necessary to go back
to Adam to prove your proposition
don't attempt TO prove Il TO us.
Alb Adkins says his son-in.law Is the
sort Of creature who makes preparing
for the worst his life work.
No Geraldine. horse radish is not
fed TO horses. One should always be
kind to dumb brutes. you understand
When a man imagines he Is a
statesman he becomes deaf and the
only cure is to run the band Wagon
over him.
While there IL no use Of stirring NJ
trouble. Il 10 q fact that the average
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

pieces and are az bad a. ever. The
people living along these roads pass
them up and rarely. II ever. attempt
TO make any repairs. When these
roads are once graded by the county
the road hands could easily keep them
in repair with drass. The service
which the people are due under the
road laws OF the State would keep
them in repair. every fellow taking
his turn with the drag after each
rain. II this were done. the roads
would be improved one hundred per
cent and the cost to the county in
keeping the roads graded would be
reduced one-half. The Brazos County
road problem needs reorganization.
and every law needs TO be enforced
to the letter TO the end that we may
have better roads and less expense.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
Holm. DEAN.
Former A. 4 N. Student Wins Heart
and Hand Of Bryan Girl.

Former A. a N. Student Wins Heart
and Hand Of Bryan Girl.
The wedding Of Mr.. Alexander Holm
OF Yorktown and Miss Julia Dean OF
this city was solemnized at 1890
o'clock Sunday night at the home
Of the brides uncle. Mr.. C. @. Parsons.
The wedding was one Of quiet sim
plicity with only a few close friends
and the members OF the family pres
ent. Rev. J. c. welch. pastor Of the
First Christian Church, ofnciated.
The wedding was the elimination
Of a happy courtship begun while the
groom was a student OF the A. 4 NJ.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
One Of the Most Interesting Meetings
Ever Held In Bryan.

Ever Held In Bryan.
The Sunday School Institute Of tho
Texas Conference continues It's SEES
sions at the First Methodist Church
In this city. and those who are denied
the privilege Of attending are missing
an opportunity that Is rarely offered.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. w. b.
Cline The Eagle IL enabled to give
corrected and complete list Of those
who are attending the institute from
q distance as follows:
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, corinth.
Miss.
DIR. W. @. Hardin. Houston.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hamili. Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. N. A. Craven. Reagan.
Mrs. N. A. Craven. Reagan.
J. A. Adams. Lott.
Mrs. Knox Bunting. Thorndale.
Mrs. ID. r. Maddox. Thorndale.
Rev. II. NJ. Whaling. Marlin.
Luther Barrow. Marlin.
Fred Glass. Marlin.
Miss Vera Wiley. Marlin.
Miss Fiossie Connally. Marlin.
Miss Myrtle Powell. Marlin.
Miss Leona Holster. Marlin.
Mrs. Arthur Threadgill. Marlin.
Mrs. W. NJ. Gunnell. Marlin.
The institute last night was address
ed by Mrs. II. NJ. Hamill OF Nashville
leader Of the elementary work In the
Southern Methodist Church and for
the international work. and DR.. W. a.
Hardin OF Houston. leader OF the Sun
day school work In the Texas Confer
ence. Mrs. Hamill spoke OF the pri-
mary or children's department and
took for her theme "The Challenge
OF the Child" DIR. Hardin spoke on
the adolescents. or the children as
they pass from childhood to maturity
Both addresses were gems OF srea'
worth and II Is to be regretted that
every parent In Bryan could not have
heard them.
The schedule for today was practi
cally the same. as to arrangement. as
yesterday. Of course the discussions
$3.50. III .tnug nan limos
Tonight the institute will be adj
dressed by Miss Fitzpatrick and Mrs
Hamill. Tomorrow at 10 m. Round
Table. At II a. m. Graded Lltera
ture IN Sunday school," Mrs. Hamill
Tomorrow afternoon. The School o
Methods
The speakers for tomorrow nigh
will be announced later.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
JUDGE RUSSELL MAKES DENIAL.

For some weeks there has appeared
In the press Of the State what pur.
ported to be q warning from Federal
Judge Gordon Russell TO the hunters
Of Texas not TO shoot doves before
October Is. ~ that was the date fixed
by the Federal game Law. which took
precedence over the State law. naming
September I. Said warning was a
hoax. as Is evidenced by the follow.
ing letter from Judge Russell:
MY attention has been called to
an alleged interview with me several
days age. in which am represented
as having held that II was unlawful
under the Federal game law to kill
doves prior to October 15.
Il beg to state that I have held
nothing Of the kind. have never. at
any time, been called upon to con.
strue any portion Of the Federal game
law and have never attempted ia
give expression to an opinion concern.
ing any part Of that Federal statute.
II have. since my return from New
York. been confined in the Sherman
Hospital. under the care Of skilled
physicians and nurses. doing my best
to hold my own physically and make
progress In reeaining my health.
am quite content with a holding Of
this kind and shall not attempt ia
give any attention TO the solution Of
questions Of law until I am permitted
to do so by my physicians"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
LEONARD DEFEATED THOMPSON.

In a game OF baseball at Leonard
school Sunday afternoon the Leonard
sluggers walloped the Thompson
creek team by score Of i6 to 10.
The game was a free hitting contest
and Il was In this manner that Leon
ard got In her good work and came
out with the long end Of the score.
Batteries Lucas and Bla.
rex: Thompson creek, Black and
Galewsky.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

II looks like Carranza is going to
be the Jim Ferguson OF Mexico. He
is standing pat for recognition. re.
fuses to join any peace conferences
or to sidetrack for anybody else. and
II looks like his faction is going to
get official recognition from Washing.
ton and from the several countries
represented by the peace mediators.
Jim Ferguson stood pat and got the
grapes. Carranza evidently kept up
with the Texas campaign.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
ASKED FOR STOP
OF LIBERTY BELL

In answer to a message to Mayor
Blankeuburg OF Philadelphia sent by
Mayor Harris in regard to having the
Liberty Bell stopped at College sta
ton on its return from San Francisco
on November IS. Mayor Harris Is
in receipt Of a communication from
Mr.. Blankeuburg stating that the re-
quest. along with the request made
BIZ President W. b. Bizzell. has been
handed to the committee in charge
OF the itinerary Of the bell and that
he viii no doubt be apprised Of their
decision IN TIE near future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

An exchange illustrates neutrality
by advising: Sell a little cotton to
the allies and save some for the Ger.
Palestine Herald.
A better plan would be to sell a
little cotton for your creditors and
keep little for your family. II is
the neutrality at home that we want
TO preserve.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
NOTICE. MEMBERS CIVIC LEAGUE

An important meeting OF the Civic
League is called for Thursday even
ing. September %. at 4 o'clock. at
Carnegie Hail. 4 Full meeting Is re-
Quested.
MRS. VI. W. SIMS. President.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
NOTICE, LADIES.

will 20 10 Houston Wednesday.
September %. Phone me your orders
early.
MRS. NELLIE II. STEPHENS.
Agent Levy Brothers Dry Goods Co.
Houston
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

October 10 and II are the dates
finally and definitely decided upon for
the Brazos County Fair and Agricul-
tural Exhibit
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

G. d. Osborne to ID. u. Osborne. so
acres Of land in the ]. ID. Millioan
league IN Brazos County; considera'
tion. sl.72O.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The trouble hunting season is still
open.
The secret Of success Is a secret
that women never tell.
She cares not who makes the money
II she is allowed to spend II.
The girl who smacks of freshness
gets good many smacks, horrid
thing.
Every time two women 90 to a
matinee together they call II thea.
tire party.
But when girl refuses to fiirt it's
a sign that she is really and truly in
love with one man.
The sweet music that children make
In a home has nothing in common
with piano lessons.
Fortune Is said to knock once AT
every mans door. but It's difficult ia
make him believe Il.
OF course you realize that II Is
every mans foremost duty TO do unto
you as he would have you do unto
him.
When a man informs you that he
intends to follow your advice II isn't
necessary to call him liar. but you
may think what you please.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

Keep the revised dates for the Bra
zos County Fair In mind-October IL
and IL.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

October 10 and II are the dates and
Dellwood Park the place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

romantic person is also a considerable
liar.
There are SO many hypocrites that
YOU can be perfectly consistent in
smiling In the face OF a man you
would like 10 smash.-Atchison Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21
A NEW WOOD YARD.

have opened wood yard and can
supply you with any kind Of wood.
r. N. Massey. Phone lb3.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

What is the matter with the court
house clock?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

When n man informs You that he
intends to follow your advice II isn't
necessary to call him liar. but you
may think what you please.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

She cares not who makes the money
II she is allowed to spend II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

The secret Of success Is a seer
that women never tell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

The girl who smacks Of freshness
gets good many smacks, horrid
thing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-21

The trouble hunting season Is still
open.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

Htoai ~ ioasing for ChlcaHo. Ga nartic
AiHie ln thu Wurida a,fiet Vhat a
une huii that tlmr viii nevrr heti
wounded hc atm bcau the afrov in
thr wupnd
To-day finds taloar TItan Whn hna
Hern baseball in us hey duy nnd ni
itH lowest phh AZ itou nuni ln bu
icon ffame. hr inui.s srrund and nt~s
the Same but q rain. and hurSrun is "a
planh. liaseban tu him be- IL sluuous
pHat. "a draFhdrh present
Thoe suu have Napoleon taioie
10 uonuiith uf what Naa onro thu rre1t
'at lHstlme the wafid has ever SHOWN
Ne iH rohc ~ ,he diya when fiauta
rar rampant un The diamond How
luua viii it be- hsfprr hc. tno. win tan
like vithrrrd loaf into the stream 81
rimt
Me- iruHr wufds ever were written
about roulus Than ihUs, above that
were pennrd hy murphy a. being al
Baseball lives the mrmnN - iainir
win last. and 10 over VIII w. frpsh
memory uf "a han player and gentle
man % a man whose fame ls und, ina
ava Who has dome mofv fnr baseball
than any either man that ever piatsd
ihr same eNcrpi hiH old. nn,rlrd bui
stin wonderful rival John ifonus
Wagner
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
AMATEUR BODIES IN
PINK OF CONDITION
SAY LATE REPORTS
cAsst DRAWERS OF LEhDiNo AN
ATEDh spOET CONTROLLING
BODlFs FILLING.
Present week VII See Close 81 Eastern
caliegs rraek and Field ssason
With lntarls 60 atss.

NEW YOHk. Ny 1t Tbs praar'r
aua ennditsu ~ fHo isihlus amateur
sport euntrlAur h41hsa ri enc in.fNi
States ls affesfaI h5 fhs anifual ftlHfff
naW hsina flsl hF fes peuHufifa q
tho gufiaua lnaufiafHenH ii almost
every ease fhf riuss ~ flr iiafal tfHr
shows Increased aufnH iu ine iffHa-
lfira over the BftefdinR feeifr months
and lndlratlnas are fhat Hnrar hHllnDfF
all hs added n aafnH ESQ., present
ssAHnn
=. Ear ss hriHnf rrures arr ft',ia .
s3s the nifra states FefiHrHi Iowa
Tei mas Association leadf elfr HHf
piun ~ clfar fa fhIfff tnNHsHnI dpi.
ia1n. due in iian ia tDf rssruHt derived
from ths aeueH Ni paFit luu mfithra
played ln tha cuuntE naf Summer
b"fWssn ths fsaua ffiu'HfnfinF Nf'Hf
hrtain. huaifaia. l,frmanf. fHnHif
and the fnifod sturr fhe i'uiH 1H
$500 siHsu sis.i Hf.aflF Insfr.ta'i Ifa
fif ds aH rrauh ut fur inirfrafiHl.ii
FarasH af Mflant huH.i but inf esf.t
sum has urFef nrrn nHdf puiiI0 Hl
ihuuHh % Boz undffsraai tn uu Hin
thuuaande
The Amateur hitisnD lunn hlH
more than twfnff tlfof tnIualud lHI
bars boz ifH trfasurs and fhf iuIfrl
states Guif Association lhuaf ihfi.rr
thugieana duHaIH rhf lufafguiir .lifr
Amateur Athlrur Association OF Amer
icl has fraslff fsuh uf more iNHu
five thosaand dulltfs noiu IfnafnudiuE
the annual dltlarnd trciat,d tO Goa.
isrn athletic aaaHrinlnua Cuufprniii b
Wltn certain Iuifa go tar fflfffIuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
THE DAILY ai%
SPORT BUDGET
g. SyEaANHBs rs 2 EtEnkE {S9V@ n
sNEna - y. ). z@g.E ~ =,

Wnams have boon autisn about NH-
nHlfan thluc. shaut hia baseball STE
aifh uH tntWinsd t4liiapsc and pa.
uuna hut lt haH remained fur nuiy
Murphy oi ihr $50 i.uuia Stat $50 tell
81 ln WpY uhHt ain,a tns story as
hrtne mrmnr
ilrfr IH MurNNa ftnft in psft
.fniurn continuance nnd ruuaiaton.
IS aH ual. hato boron rtmafkanle.
ftnm hlH entrance niu che tir ltsrurH
br hls dominated thr alamund rn
rlghcd u hrd thiyl materially in tr
sdvnocment
'ills vork ffom hn naunnl Same
iuysn Coo nur att - sa tFtuHndluf thst
boz aIcculnca rNrn ono who sren him
Ilr BIZ r. ban player npau nnl tiaiius
uiahrd rrm 90 tho rtst ue acorcher
ind burns thr dinmuud. az t hr indrcd
ia q concentrated aahr ROSS
taiolra souuc. msHlvs ara calm
nuthnl Of fielding hH pnaliinn has Bod
MANY tu believe ihe mAu iH indifferent
lnd is without % fuai nut his stsi,
ia Characteristic Hf bla BASKETBALL genius
ilulnH0 sch raihouc, haas hcrn
hia vsfeep Caukvrea hS the Wofn ip
me hud has lrcn hls ambition ard aa.
AirallNn tor tlna Immortal az haAetstu
ns never idsNtd an championship
luh not uEured in w"ridH series
"tin Nnnern ln 1905. ou The inai
laN ng ihe season larat Nlsycla nd
ehor insnit wac conceded the ptn.
aant Mlnchmnn tai~a un sinsic
iig was thrown uui with ihc Winniur
r.f ..f..a.It.. 4N4 olaf. E.ts "a fb.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And BE Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn. Many 4 time, :"
says MIS-. cssic Sharp, ol this place,
Il wished { would die and be relieved
OF my suffering. IRON wunan'y troubles.
! Could not gcl ap, without pulling Al
something 10 help nc, and stayed Ia bed
most Of The lnEe. | could not do my
h0uscwork.
The least amount ~ work tired me
osh. nv head would swim, and would
ifcmhle Tor ~ hOuf OF more. Finally, 1
ook Cardui, TIC woman's tonic, and 1
am not bothered With pains any more,
AVID dont have 10 10 To bed. IN tact,
am sound and wcII Of all my tfosshles. !"
Cafdul goes 10 an the weak spots ana
helps 10 make them siEong. II sNeis win
nais1c--nol against her. II is ior the
tired. nervous, Irritable women. who lcei
as 4 everything were wrong, and aeed
something TO quiet their nerves and
strengthen Me wofr -oal system.
II YOU arc a woman, suffering from any
81 the numerous symptoms OF womanly
iIcubie, take Iardu. II viii help yosl.
Al an druggists.
HstN a. Chansrcogs nsd,en. o.. lsalesf
AtsteiY nSa, ohanapnQaA Yenn, 10 ~ 80
lesfsa.fiass " lesi egss And 90 sAss hs1A Nouss
nsai1asi8 To- ssa,RA' n si2a rfs.psf, Nc lks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

The trffh no Anthony o. WIir.
fhn rrsult nf tnllrf vu1nt rrU0It0f .r
battle in the uariauen.r msita tr.
i'.'7@'HF "i "nr "f thr wor'1s .nst.
i'nn'f p'a'rrr iiF nntIne wa. u.
'aiist mHiier uf nrrHnII rrr'a-
seine "Nterts PLAYING hnih rnr.ra an1
Nell"uFhln ahrnd ~ fhe Sow ya
fAdrr Poo n n.fnt fesr- hn r.fne
newer f1N"1 h aupelE In thr hsts ar
OBJ" frst Three trrrH uat.fr af OBJ.
N'fii Nldmss rrcnri Boo hc u.,..
'"p matchea niorr STAMPS hm un.
4" 'h" Fr"ntrft mcIatt WIeld.u ol I
TIME
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

NEW YonK. & d tsasss,n
IL nfa
a collision fraud sond in
Nefe ie,nston hst ofs1 t 1e'or
o.
ent m Hn'h e one central insure 500 which
a
W f tem M''tle "' Be- Htsr ~ te wnte
Isl ans ,iui
Nhh m 80" m'ur ' m 'h excellent neii'r snd unit last
oil be-
"'n WIN le .u N'H"" hsa ',"' e"unien'e ircs 'Hhw
% boz man1
~ ~ ------L wan m.--l -- ---m-nl N n.L- nm .u--
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
SOLDIERS WERE SHUT OUT

NAN hkNlTN MaN lt san Har.ta
nnnimuni ts winnine str,aE rrd,.
when .i shat nut the emea aafdlef t...r.
l'om f"ft Brown hsih pitobrrs verr
n'NlN az. tsht tho heAh llp.w
n'ins n''or while the rn.nt 30 en-
rurs were custlt
H''i' RH b.
tN'lH'a uea Hen Yea a
e'in Remit" aaH aai elN
hai'sr'es Waite ana Fans Iofre
ana tausr
tmiaros CoNieu and roehn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

Thousand krer nn sunrrinr Coughs
and Colds thruuEk nreicDt and teba
WHY mate youfsef an raaY pros Co
srripus ailments anil unidcmira a. tha
rssult uf "a nesic''to,i ,,uldf suuFha and
Nnlda sap souf strenrth and VITALITY
uplcsa checked la tho early sthsvs pr
kinEs Ncw iaHc0terS u Nhat sea u,,.d
the fifHt Dose hflpa Yuur bead tkaW
we. yuu breathe frvslY and iau frei nt
mprh BETTER liu} "a bottle Co. dat and
start taking "a onee Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

ftefYihing. ntFn you've rat no niahts
WranNiua ~ Year tuts in banda,Iol.
eifaarinH tn taiYes that fup % 81 swell
tp tnH pVfnt resting on cution pinaters
tllat lAtke cegns pop-esed, kiAuastcrina
1Nur tQsa with fafurA. ilbhiNN them with
kAitvs Rnd pfuninR - mo aaiex With
fci,sof4-hna thcp ypn put on DROPS N
'tiitir'if" ana see 3uur crtt fail right
off--uhf q inHt loaka Ako a miracic. tusi
tfN a.. 'Ni&Ia.ffn nosUg fsils. No paiii.
10 trouble. use a dor ans oofu. oalsaa.
wagf ng hpnlon.
uETsiIr q ao,d ~ dreraials oser,-
whefe. no q bottie. OF sent dirtst ~ ~
&Aunsneo 4 Go chicEzo.
oETa-iT N saia "a Corpns Chfial
And Recommended a. the wpfids hes
fpra turc ~ X. u. lilnsham
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis Ncw uriaanf
ATLANTA y Nashville q
Hirs'inshani y llitei Hoqt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25
oTfIER NiAKTs

By testing CAT these Goodrich
Safc,y- I read Tires on a large number
oi laNicahS twhcrc they could h.
compeuuvsly observed and carefully
checked zap az ihe end OF each day !
49, , and BY comparing their s.fasl NJ
fa'ruaHy with that ct our own. and
other Plan freads, OF much higher
pncc, We have had TINS TACT forccd
upon ms
Wa
- Thai ,hefs Is SURPRISINGLY 49,,
Missgr, IN Gocingh Nat1 r-ras T,re,.
than N euf own, Or any ssser, make q Pssss.
lw&d r'Fss
81 MUCH more Mikars. for oeh &
Htesv Ger booked 80 gsef 20 Us tar vs De-.
cided % ties Car owucfs the bcnchi.
hes's What We a~N offer ysal
The kssf Noa-slid Safety Tread .x.x
put on tho market. and Il eest. you onls
81 mere than our beat plaza tread t,rs.
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APPEAL FOR AID IN FIGHT
AGAINST DISTRESS IN CITY

The joint finance committee for the Associated Charities and
Citizens Relief Association appeals most earnestly for help
in their fight against poverty and distress in the District of
Columbia Eight thousand dollars is yet needed to complete
the budget for these organizations for the next six months
The winter has been and the of the
ganizaions have been taxed the limit Homes have been
kept together work has been found for unemployed food and
clothing and warmth have been supplied and medical and
legal assistance to those in distress
The work of these organizations needs merits the loyal support
and sympathy Of every and Washington There
is public agency caring for the poor homes the
Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association private
charities dependent voluntary contributions do this
work
Contributions be Howard S. Reside Treasurer Social
Service House, 923 H street northwest.
(Signed Corcoran Thom, President Associated Charities
William ]. Father Treasurer, Citizens Relief Assn
Milton E. Allies, Chairman, Joint Finance Committee