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Umps and Aerzoa Fiaht.

St. Louis, May 1-Umpire Rigler and Manager Herzog of Cincinnati to, day fought on the local National league field and later caused each others arrest upon charges of peace disturbance.
 In the seventh inning Huggins of St. Louis put Leach of Cincinnati out at second by the hidden ball trick. Herzog disputed Rigler's decision. and was ordered off the field A few minutes later he returned and, ac- cording to Rigler called the umpire name. In a flaash Rigler tore off his mask and struck Herzog in the face with it.
 The two clinched and pummelled each other until twelve policemen and their fellow players separated them. Herzog was taken to the club house with a bleeding nose and dis colored eye. Rigler showed few marks of the encounter.
 St, Louis won from the visitors. 9 to ,.
 Score by innings: R.H. F. Cincinnati ..... .103 O1O O0O-5 ' 1 St. Louis ....,.100 530 00x-9 II ?
 Douglass. Ames, Schneider and Clarke; Griner, Robinson and Snyder.
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The Evening Sun
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1915. Truth" Startles in Photo
 Play.
"The Hypocrites'T at the Lonaacre
 Bound to Cause a Stir.

Cloaked only in Art a woman stepped on the stage-no. the screen of the Longacre Theatre last night in a fashion that will set all Broadway to talking. As Truth in The Hypo- crites' she was a figure of beauty in an alegory.
 The clever producers, the Bos- worths, the most artistic of American HhotOplay originators, have really ad- ded another mystical cloakng for the near-classic form of Miss Edwards. In most of the scenes she passes as an illusory figure, only partly defined. This is accumulated by double expos ure, fully half of the play employing this troublesome method The pro ducer has overcome all of it's difficul- ties and has achieved a perfection of artistic result that has not been sur passed. Her picture in blue tint of a broad sun-blazoned river alive with silver ri9ples and seen from the height of a towering pine-dlad bank has not been surpassed by either Sa- lon painter or photoplay pro2dcer.
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Tiuers Shut Out.

Chicago, May 1.-Russell proved an enigma to Detroit today, holding them to three scattered hits, whiE Chicago shut out the visitors to c. schalk knocked a home run with two men on bases. Cobb was ordered out of the game in the seventh for ar guing with Umpire Nallin after he had been called out on strikes.
 eEes-- Innings: R. H. F. Detrtit ....... .. goo 900 0OO-O 9 4 Chicago ........031 900 01x-5 s 1
 Dubuc. Coveleskie, Reynolds and Peters; Russell and Schak
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Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4.

made it two straight by taking today's see-saw contest from Baltimore 6 to f. Bender allowed only three hits in seven innings but Chadbourne's homer sent in two runs ahead of him.
 Score by innings: R. H. K. Kansas City ... .000 003 011-5 s l Baltimore ...... O10 GOO 210-4 10 0
 Cullop, Blackburn, Johnson and Brown; Bender, Quinn and owens.
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Won Fifth Straiuht.

New York, May 1.-The New York Americans won their fifth straight game today when they scored an easy victory over Philadelphia II to 3. Maisel made four hits and scored four runs in five times up.
 Score by innings: R. H. F. Philadelphia ....101 100 000- ' 3 New York ......132 101 03x-11 13 C
 Shawkey Bressler, Davies and Schang: Caldwell and Sweeney.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pittsburq 2. Brooklyn i.

Brooklyn, May 1.-Frank Allen and Ed La1itte took part in pitching duel here today, the former winning to l. Hot's error followed by a pass to Mowrey, and Konetchy's triple en- abled Jones and Mowrey to score the winning runs.
 Score by innings: R II. E Pittsburg ...... 002 GOO 000-2 1 Brooklyn ....... 900 0l0 000--1 3
 Allen and Berry; Lafitte and Land.
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PARRISH GOLF WINNER.

Atlantic City, N J., May 1.-James J. Parrish, Jr., National Golf Links of America, today won the championship of the annual spring tournament of the Country Club of Atlantic City. de. feating Maurice E. Risley, star of the local field, in the final round to 3.
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Chicago 2, Buffalo 1.

Buffalo, May l.-Prendergast out. pitched Anderson in a 2 to 1 victory for Chicago today. Anderson pulled out of what looked like bad hole in the fourth inning when the visitors got only one run out of three singles and c base on balls.
 Score by innings: R II B Chicago 100 100 000-2 8 0 Buffalo ......... 100 900 000-l 0
 Prendergast and Fischer; Ander- son, Marshall and Allen
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Adams Knocked Out.

Pittsburg, May 1-Chicago de feated Pittsburg today to l. Adams was knocked out of the box in the fourth. Standridge, for Chicago, was mhittable with men on bases.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Chicago .......010 200 000-3 2 Pitsburg .... GOO 100 000-1 3
 Standridge and Bresnahan; Adams Kantlehner, Councilman and Schang.
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BOXING BILL VETOED.

Lansing, Mich, May 1.-Governor Ferris today vetoed the boxing bill which was passed this week by the state legislature. The bill provided for a state athletic commission to regulate boxing matches.
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FORMER SHERIFF HERE.

Sid Houpt, former sheriff oi Garland county, arrived in the city yesterday on a visit to his relatives and friends. Since Ir. Houpt left Hot Springs he has been making his home in Texas.
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The New York Times.
"All the News That's Fit to Print"
 "Hypocrites" is Artistic.


 ''Hypocrites," moving picture drama in prologue and several acts. was presented for the first time last night at the Longacre Theatre, where it is to remain for several months. In the cast are Herbert Standing and Adele Harrington among others. The piece, which was staged and produced by Bosworh, Inc, is one of the best movie plays ever shown here, and, al though it is bit daring at times, it is so artistically done that the National Board of Censorship and other cen sors have passed it as satisfactory
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HuQhes Was in Form

Brooklyn, May 1.-Boston beat Brooklyn 4 to l today, Hughes allow. ing the locals only three scattered hits. Two of Bostons runs were made on errors.
 Score by innings. R H c. Boston .........0 .021 900 O01-4 ' 1 Brooklyn ...... 900 GOO 00l-1 8 2
 Hughes and Gowdy; S. Smith, Alp. pleton and McCarty.
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St. Louis i, Newark q.

Newark, N. J.. May Hilary Mo- ran held the St. Louis Federals today while his teammates piled up four runs. Three of the four tallies were driven in by Moran.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. St. Louis ...... GOO 100 000-1 10 2 Newark .... 020 no 00x--4 8 c
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NEWS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Shotton Was Walked

Cleveland, May 1.-Brrors allowed St. Louis to defeat Cleveland 5 to in ten innings today. Shotton walked the four times he faced Hagerman.
 Score by innings R.H.E. St Louis .......1O0 00o 200-5 ( 8 Cleveland ......000 100 02O-3 6 4
 Lowdermilk and Agnew; Hager- man, R. Walker Mitchell and O'Neill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Philadelphia 4, New York 2.

Philadelphia, May 1.-Philadelphia defeated New York today to 2. Be- fore the game Perritt and Byrne col lided going after a fly ball and Per ritt was taken to a hospital.
 Score by innings R. H. P New York .... 001 900 010-2 1 Philadelphia .. 200 002 OOx-4 8 1
 Mathewson, Schauer and Meyers; Alexander and Killifer.
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FOR S,AIIE -- BARGAIN - Sixty-acre farm, miles from the city; good road; well improved and under hog wire fence; dwelling houses and ? barns. Can be bought at a bargain within the next ten days. For fur ther particulars see w. H. Ramseuf
 Jr., Gl3 Central Ave. 5-2hf
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Atlanta 4. New Orleans 0.

New Orleans, May l,-Allen held New Orleans to four scattered hits today and Atlanta won to 0.
 Score by innings: R.H. E. Atlanta .020 900 002-4 9 1 New Orleans 1000 900 000-0 I ?
 Allen and Smith; Jenkins, Weaver and Higgins
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Mobile 5. Birminqham

Mobile, May 1.-MObile punched hits with bases on balls and defeated Birmingham today , to ?
 Score by innings: R. II. F. Birmingham .. 900 010 100--2 8 1 Mobile .,.......102 02O O0x-5 s 2
 Grimes and Wallace; Hogg and Schmidt.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Little Rock 4, Chattanooqa i

Chattanooga. May l. DoYney's home run in the first inning today with two on bases gave Little Rock enough runs to beat Chattanooga to 1, as Day was effective throughout.
 Score by innings R. II. r.. Little Rock ... 300 010 000--4 0 Chattanooga 70. GOO OO1 OO0-1 6 1
 Day and Hayes; Ross, Harding and Kitchens.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02

Rev. E. p. Hooker, rector Christ's Church, Jersey City, N. l.: .% en- joyed it's lesson thoroughly. Perhaps the best can say is that it gave me material for my next sermon"
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TOO LoTE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAlE-'Somd, gentle horse, and storm buggy, $l25. Phone 1920.
 5-2n
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Nashville Q. Memphia 1

Memphis, May Nashville won an easy victory over Memphis today, g to l.
 Score by innings: R.H. E.. Nashville .....011 OtI 050-9 10 l Memphis .......00l 900 000-l 6 6
 Kroh and Street; Baskette and An dreen
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FOR RENT-New nice room for ligih housekeeping lights, gas and water $250 per week. ll5 Plateau sireeA
 5-2i
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Illinois 6, Northwestern 1. Harvard 6, Amherst 0. Trinity s, New York University 2. Navy 20, Dickinson 0. Georgia Tech 3, Mercer '. Clemson 3, University of Georgia g. Iowa T. Chicago 1.
 Pennsylvania State 1, Lafayette ?. Gettysburg 8, Villa Nova ?.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02

Bulgarian 8uttermIik will make you fat. Positively pure. 1-30-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02

Watson, Herbert and Chapman Moran and Rariden.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02

BEAUTIFUL new goocs arriving daily at Mrs c. Higgins Art Store COG Central Ave. 9-17-tf
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The Evening Telegram

At the Longacre Theatre last night one of the most remarkable screen plays ever seen in this city was pre- scented for the first time in "The Hy- pocrites," a drama in which modern and medieval life shown under the pitiless light of the Naked Truth. In the character of Truth Miss Margaret Edwards made q sensational appear ance in the films.
 The play was produced in California by Hobart Bosworth. Herbert Stnd- ing, Courtenay Foote Miss Dixie Carr and Miss Adele Harrington appear in the leading roles. The transposi- tions from the mediaeval to the mo- dern are cleyerly contrived.
 Rev. HeIVey Appleton, Brooklyn, N. Y.: "i give 1t my unstinted approv- al; 1t is powerful lesson. | will reo- ommend it to my congregation next Sunday"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02
The Film Sensatiop..7
 g@sDy of the Nth Century
What "EvERYWoMAkr is to the Stage. "HYPocRlrEs" is to the
 Photoplay World.

SPECIAL REPORT.
 Of the National Board of Censorship. A serious piece of symbolism. artist ically handled. This allegorical satire hits at the foibles and fmmorahties of modern society, and asks for recog- milton of the simple truth in all things
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-02

FOR SAI4E-Cheap. small soda tain. Phone 657. e5-2-t |
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
A LITTLE REST.

President Wilson il enjoying a
brief varntion. lIc hat not been
hudgcd By news from Mexico or
Europe We hope that freedom
from official duties, even for ~
short time, viii fii him for the
Thousand arduoiis responsibilities
that remain to be met with From
the worlds deiiriuin, some ianale
will inevitably issue aud. one way
or another, the United States viii
became involved II will have rs
lmnds full " II should be compel
ed ip do nothing more than act ~
ari,i'cr aiid peace4uafer in ibc
end but there IL the additional
thought Of Japan aud China 90
coniure with, along with some mis-
givIngs ever the way IN which We
are turning South American trade
from ~ accustomed channels.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Liverpool markets pufc decidedly
i0asf and continued downward trend
duruS the iradinF - the eagion. clos
inH 10 a. ~ points down nutwth-
siandinr the good salcH ~ 1900 bales
~ spot cotton. . and y Beer vlfui
the local exchange Liverpool cables
iore Interest liquidation " cotton.
gman market caused the decline"
American mhfifefs opened 90 8
points iower snid ~ 90 points. held
steady bur dun. ard JUN before the
close On liquidation broke sharply 3 60
10 poiufa. wpich h 10 points lower
tiiau The cfpHa Yesterday
iialn was reported nearly sli over the
cotton belt except South Texas. hi-
though temperature chaLgoH have been
anaht
Various spcculntinnH have been ca
pressed ON the Rzp ~ tho crop based
upuu tbo government figures ycstrr
iny HUmt unofficial ndyiccH from
Wellington Indicate crop ~ D. 500
900 bales. while Others seem GO thlnk
10 100000 aud over
The Afnerhun cotton mHrkctH VIII be-
closed uru Tuesday mofnne.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

1913 Battle ~ Adrinolc when Com
stnniine took rossresiun ~ Hy-
zahtinm Nhlch De- uftrrwn fds
made the scat uf his empire
1908 Champlaln founded iho ciiy of
Qusbec.
1907 British naval captain Threatened
to capture 90 vessels from Nor
fulk. unless the magistrates Isrr-
mittrd him % have cummunicn.
ton with Tho consul the magic
trsfra refused
ltll American government resolved tu
uccupy West Florida British
demonstrated
1915 Commercial treaty with Euemud
Hist cd nt London
1899 First normal school boz America
opened nt Lexington. Mass
1880 Famous kuh-l-uuf diamond.
worth I'VE millions presented lo
Queen Victoria Cos tha East ln-
Ola Company
isst tin1i ftrugfIa nt G,ttyabure
and withdrawal of Ice Turing
point of the street. Ciyl War
1890 Idaho admitted into the Dnion.
1888 Royal Geormphlcal society 81
Eualand refused 90 admit W..
men
1908 Died Theodore Inrzl founder Of
the Zionist movement. axe 40
lNlf Died Joseph Chamberlain. ri-
NOUS british statesman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
EVER SALIvATED BY
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
SALoMGl rs QUICKSILVER AND
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON
YOUR LIVER

Nalomel loses sou DAY You KNOW
what ealom,A is it's mercury. quick /.
silver Naioufl Is danrornua h
CRASHES into sour blio hke dynamite,
rranrine and slcScning yeu Ca,on,cl
nWeeks Inv s'oncs aud should nc,cr to
rnt into your sSsitr,.
When you feel bilious. slaeelsh. con
s''i~icd nua an Knocked out and ~.
lew YOU need Il de.c 81 dangerous
.Aleinei iust remember that your drug.
sirt sells Cor SO vents iasgr battle
d Apdsop's Liver Tone Mhh,h is ~.
tsrvh Negc,able and pleasant Is tan,
and d a perfect substitute Tor calo.
met u "a guaranteed 10 start Noar
hNer without sslelns you ua inside. ANA
car moi saliVage
Don't take calomc,i IA n,ak,s ,,,,
slck the next aas Al icsus sou 4 DAYS
work podrNn's liver Tome Ssraieh,ens
YEN rlgAt ~ amt yoo feel Srrai. ospo
Z a. your chndsrn. s,ecansc il \ p~rfee,.
y HARMLESS an9 dosora ers,o Al.
Nvrtiscmvnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
NOT MUCH IN IT.

According 10 the statement Of
bee commander, The Armenian WAS
sunk while attempting 10 escape
capture. She was laden with con
truhaud aud refused the privilege
~ surrender She chose the chaucc
Of flight and WIS sofpcdocd This
puts different complexion on the
killing of twenty Americans
Whore men take their lives ia
thcir Own hands, and undertake
li'filour Voyages for profit, or The
love Of adventure IN such IN
stances, II may be urged The par
eat country has no warrant 10 Ia
ieticrc As Nation we might
Just ms web complain brcausc sol
dicrs OF fortune are killed IN Mex
100
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

The latest ctnCih Rcws from san
Francisco confirms the cartier and prl
Na'c dispatches N which was r,carael
'He unqualued success Of thr sN,s,np
SIN submarine Ia Fonctto ln clearing
we iaeitie ~ American ships owned
pany
nahlc Go prosect a. vessels FINN
me attacks ~ tho IA Foucuc the noi.
TAT company has sought rrfurr IN
thcm epder ne British tlag. me
sirngglc proved crtircly ono slslca aoa
'hr defeat "a tbs enemy ship owner.
~Ns accomplished without the l...s "a
a syllable from the S0oabailarN ~ TIM
IA Fcllctie's iockers.
Views 81 sh's triumph has been tcle.
~sAphvd e cornish y a.. whrr, one
~ the chief cgsAsssuctors % the ~
toieste Ia now solourning New yo,i.
sun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
PHONE 90
hooks
OPEN 10 ADVERTISERS
Saturday. July 3, 1915.
no WHOM IT CONCERNS.

The Caller has laen refused cer
tain advertising becans, II secs ~
~ uphold The liquor laws Of the
state of IcSas Bong ma anti pro
hihtion newspaper from principle,
The Caller is directly interested in
those vial questions whieh bear
ON agitation and popular prcJu.
dice Il hellcyes thai the logiral
was 70 prevent the spread OF pro
hiliil'on sentiment Is 10 enforce ca.
isiIng laws with rigor. s0 that $50
deviation FROM Thorn may be- urged
~ an argument The Caller do
p"uds GA advertising Tor Is exist
enee. u desires un inrreasc of ud
Nertiaing and constantly works 10.
ward lhni cnd. Il will not AZ any
iime, berause Of any patronage
withheld or amy threat made. color
rs c"lnuns e sGil the opinions Of
amy advertiser whose profits dc.
prnd on ,ysiemaic violations of
The Jaw The callur Is moi tool
70 bo uscd against the dignity OF
The eommnniy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
In Tie Melting po.,.

AZ the annual COMMENCEMENT ~ th.
CiiN college 90 Sew Work.. rre.iaonl
Moscs conferred The haccalaureat, a,
Ervr upuu a. atudonts sirranca tl,n.
MNcfsah scslishS Abrams. Amend
i"iH'son krcnner Campbell cam.
p'shs 'uhop. Coulion nistofano tirh
nor h4ihel7tcin fIlnbcl iiamcr lian
N''nah' iiood liorowits lcahn. Aadn
''"h manner kilratrick kissan.. kra
W.. Wv, '''"ts l'ieh Marcuso. Moyrov itr
Mmtscr MN36qsgaaa o'connen t,l.s.
sum fort RaiAnowitn Rothstgin ~.
scl smith Steckel. Schehtpr. S,f,lit~
Wachins Zitner
Those who harbor concern Less tho
Ncrueisc shall suffer ca ia i,s.als ana
lls democratic Institutions from th,
h"iNes ~ ignorant fntylgtcrs" ma,
i,n" roif"shmepi An contemplation 81
TINS ist. syracuse Post. Staudsrb
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PARAGRAPHlNGS

Hu Nuu val, tiua me now when
feu want mau,S She "Oond em
cipeH Johu nnt ihat oftru onoueh f'
i4cidon Mail
The heart b. lts eWn fate bailey
"Why 90 ,uu mover tAir vanr fam
ln aui ln youf csff' "Got seven LA
my ismu, Welt ,ou ha,. 4 aoven
pisaeetri car Yea and whom u's
i'nl renplc ihlni, I'm operating b lt
sos hea" inglaNlic Cnuter. Journal
Eycfs uRr'u nfe be- re- fair, nio ,,rtt
trn tN Colts fingers Hans Chrlntlan
Anderson
- tamc' IL c'of toob donrht in ua
Hgaiara
Twas lVsa Tor the nako nf ms hleh
sounding phnsea.
Than in sou the hrieht oyos OF inc dear
anr discover
Nns 'hoash' 'hat ! was not unWoftn,
4" low her nAmn
"My wlfv's Dos hns habit ~ bark.
hH ai mr every time ! vauae homo.
said one husband "Nuurc lucky. 81
li'cd the either "Mlnc deost9 notice
m' that much Mashinr,on star
Men. WIN arc rnsacs ludtvlduaii,
hfo ~ lhv msss y,fA honorable pesplr
M"n'eaquleu.
rra, dnos thu san ever rsc i'm IA,
Nes' ~ "Neuainls not m, aot ounv
dAfh y mnat always Doc out there q
BOSTON Transcript
a l'c never llvvs % be odd soph
oclcs
= wonder wby sho thinrs isnx IA
crRtff "llnN has rhanrc H. mo.
pf"r' 20 her AMI didn't lakr ad,ariase
"' ii Houston Post
whats hlsg asked IA, ,u,omohps
ewnor As the deputy sheriff thrust
'"'o'h paper intv his hand THAT
-'''e 'hn defnts. US new attachment
tot Sow ear I'm putting them on
kseai many ~ cur finest machises
'h~ SUMMER" New Yofk worid
satcHd more divine than All dtv,nl
'ics' 'r-sccrse tiioi
S'tkranl Ere iirpwn what airs
ApH Nnoekm your ortos about torg
lfo~n lAlcaac Sergeant. they're al.
ways 'sndin' hack " u wasrt fos
shsaa TIVE hleonsin orace we'd "a hin
borlin months egor Punch
Thou dtlficst gcn,ly down the tides
~ flVep i4nnSfcAow
i'andladN Noa diant wear glasses
when SOU came hpre. Nh Newhor.l
Nhs do Sen ~car usssn nov s~ New
n"td want % make the food lonl,
an largc @s possible huston iran.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Tho O. G. vs. viii hold thcir rorulnr
monthN mocrug semrda, afternoon
at 80 Iuly Srd iu enc cour cn eh,m
b"' ~ thc city hHN aH usual ami would
respectfully Invite thC OBJ Cs to
meet with Them. Ths Veterans havc
never hnd tho honor of ,INt from
nnN d" thc imuehters ot tho Cunfodcr
Ac' "a th's place p their camp. and
mho th.s occasion VI EXTENDING th.tn
an iENuat'ou to VISA oar camp. 4ll a.
sutherland ST. Camp i5t5 mtod con
fcderatv Veterans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
SUNDAY SERVICES
N THE CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


sunday School az sig0 o'clock
100 y. ~.
EpwOrth IcsRne meets ~ e.is D. N
MA week PRAYER HrEF.ss each
Wednesday evening ~ Tao y. m
Al who viii are cordially invited %
attend the services
Win 7. Rcn;fro. Pastor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Louisiana Unsettled showers ln
north portion SATURDAY..
Athtnans Htd oklahoma Unsettled
saturday. probably showers aud thun
dcrstnrma
EnHt rvNas Unsettled SATURDAY
pl"inhIS Hhowcrr and thunderstorm,
n north portion
West TrNus Unsettled Snturi,,
probably showers iu the Panhandle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
INDIAN rRss auRIss 1ArcnFr

LEWISTON. Idaho. Jalyse The n,e.
lions - che Ngs rercc tsthe ~ ln.,,s,..
hsNe eNfA'a ne Ratchet ana An nr.
sisFai icNioasiss have l,cea s.,~r.,,l,.a
TIE sriec y hcsdmga grand crsre,..
tl"n acglnnt.x loslay. ln Nhlch ~. ~,
,l'vs ch'rts WITH their followers an.
"'.'N"'k merry ever The settlement ~
Ions ssandlnk differences
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Anusui Thirtesnth instsilnont The
Blacl BeS" and al,es ttolsBtsr IN The
Sirens Reign"
IDEAL Eighteenth installmsns Tine
Exploits Of Elaine"
Lyric; J. Warren ksrrsan IN The
Oyster Dredgcr" and King Baggot N
The Riddi, Of the Sir Stockings"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

New York iub Tho cottor seed
oi' market was quiet to-day and cluscd
BARELY stVHdN, with sulys uf 5000
l'ilmr crude hssis SAiauae. spot clio
july el2-t. Aug oa2 a. sep, Gte
az. oct tia-tp, nov Gt5-so. Dec.
et9.so
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

liVrfIuul tiuod huHluraa easier
sales o. 300 Amcucta % 900 receipts
nome middilng 2 points lowef god
Sow fork quiet unchanged mid
tfilnr 9e0 mirs nome
New orleans quiet. ur chHnred.
m iddhng o. eaira Zoo
houston STEADY unchanged mid
dlnr ac. aalsa 8a
Galveston Quiet. unchanged. mid
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