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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-14
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


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geo a. ~. Ie~ Mass
aiee a. M. yellarrns Mass and ia-
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rafiur ihs wceA masses are a. s.ea
ana kvo a ~.
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stfuolior ana lencalrslpn ~ ihe Mnss
niosnri Sacrament
racs0aS ssenias al HAS iAqelrx
sisas at the cathedral Thla class -
anaey The auee,iun ~ the asle Father
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who reriauelx seeh infprnatlue stRaFn-
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immediately sites neneafeiiQn
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-14

@uftrrtl itia tins ~ nifl4iht anu
isa.hinN rss~f lhat make sold tho
soYd ~ nuiT ~ the aaefifiie ~ truth.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-14

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fiat niaaflelaeu SUNDAY nfanln8
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-14
2 J Ut ITsNIANl

Corpus Christi fesas. Anr 81, 1915.
- thf Members ~ the silF tpunrii ~
the tiiy of forpps 1hsisit
NrntlensRi
fsf ths fsasons ~ firth ln che enfs
efney rlaHse ~ the Foregoing rrssilutlrp.
pIliAie emefRvneY ahd a. imperative
assists utesssiiy sslsis fuf tiif supfansiaa
~ ihf ssafi-g fuit ~ faguifsnsHt th#t
~ afJinaffg ~ rreiiHiian shall ~ pass
- finally 90 the date II = intrpaDrsd.
And ihai snth ufainauce ~ resolution
SHALL A. read A. tiree several msss5eRs
" The city lsmheii ! therefore hrrsi,y
fiq'ssat that yea sasptud said charter
ralF or requifffnent Afa pass said frss-
istion finally 90 the bats u u lHtFo.
anerd. 81 "a thu pteafnt meeting ~ Tho
said cats tauneii held thls The ioth dag
- August. A. y 1919.
RyprrffnllY
lnsl MILLER,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-14

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Statement of the ownership, man. agement, circulation, etc, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, of The Evening Farmer published daily at Bridgeport, Connecticut, for Oct 1st, 1915. Editor, F. Tucker, 179 Fair field Ave: managing editor, F. Tuck CT, 179 Fairfield Ave; business man ager, F. Tucker, 179 Fairfield; pub fisher, The Farmer Publishing Co.,, 179 Fairfield Ave. Owners: eff a corporation, give its name and the names and addresses of stockholders holding 1 per. cent. or more of total amount of stock. If not a corpora ton, give names and addresses of in dividua1 owners): M. D. Stiles, 105 Brooklawn Place; F.. Tucker, 105 Brooklawn Place; H. F. s. Tucker. 1o5 Brooklawn Place; H. M. Booth. Stratford, Conn.
 Known bondholders,, mortgages, and other security ho1ders,7 holding per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities: Henry C. Knight, 146 Washington Ave,
 Average number of copies of each issue, of this publication sold or dis tributed, through the mails or other wise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above, 1o,476. (Signed) F.. Tucker, Business Manager.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this first day of October, 1915, John w Rose, Notary Public. (My com mission expires February 1st, 1917.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
CALL FOR THE PRIMARIES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, IN THE CITY OF
 BRIDGEPORT.

The Democratic Primaries in and for the City of Bridgeport, State of Connecticut. will be held on Monday, October 11th, 1915, between the hours of five o'clock p. n., and nine o'clock p. m., in each of the voting districts in said City of Bridgeport, at which primaries delegates shall be select ed to attend a convention for the nom nation of a mayor city clerk, town clerk, tax collector, city treasurer, three city sheriffs. three se1ectmen, and two members of the board of ed 'ucation, and to transact any other business that might legally be trans acted by said convention. At the said Primaries, aldermanic candidates from each of the voting districts shall be chosen.
 HUGH J. LAVERY, Town Chairman of the Democratic
 Party. Gil i%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
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6. Aa. WOOSTER. Attorncy-as-1Aw Lasc Examfner Q. B. Patent OHce 111S MAIN ST. SECURITY BLDG.
 BRIDsaH:PoRT. CONN. Bend Postal for Booklet on Patents
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
cHAP+ER Vii.
an,t understand him at aII.s

"T don't understand him at aIE.''
 'W YOUR cultivated artistic nature
 ought to be very beauti-
 fuI revelation to the spirit
 uaI character of Gle young Methodist divine yoq wrote me of in your last letter. Encourage him in every, way with affectionate interest in his work, especially in the Epw orth league on his country circuit. am ancIosing $50 subscription to the work, and hope you will give as much. You have not mentioned MT. Hayes for sev- eraI letters. fear you are prejudiced against him. Seek to know and weigh his character before you judge him as unfit for your love- Thus Jane wrote.
 The highly spiritual AIr Haley glared at Polk for all hour out here on my porch when lie interrupted us in one of o1lF Epworth league talks in such an unspiritual manner that Polk said he felt as if he had beer Introduced to the Apostle Paul while Ee was still Saul of Tarsus. I had to pct tie dominic deco rous1y for a week before he regained his benign manner. Of course, how ever, it was trying to even a highly spiritual nature like his to have Polk Insist on pinning Q rose in my hair right before his eyes.
 About Polk I feel that I am in the midst of one of those great icaln, oily Stretches of ocean tnat q ship is rocked gently In for 2 lev hours before the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Feel Young Again CERTILAX CThe Certified
 LaxativeA

Beware Of the habit of constipation Coax the overworked bowel muscles back to normal action with CERTI- LAX, .'the certain laxativ,a'' It is the favorite prescri ption of an eminent New Y ork City specialist, selected by five hundred-physic clans. who have tried out thousands of lexatives and decided upon CERTILAx as the best They believe in gentleness. persisteuS cy and Natures assistance. CERTI- LAX opens the bowels; their action is gentle yet positive, never accom- panied by gripinG or pain. One4-at night will isgive posi- tive relief. GER TIIAX IS FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES. or. will be sent direct upon receipt of price. CURTIS CHEMICAL SO. 117 B. 24th St. NEW YORK PRICE. loo, 25c. 50c- One night
 makes you right.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
LARGE SOFT SHELL CRABS 50c dozen W. D. Cook & Son, 523 Water St.

The enrolment of students in Ste vens Institute of Technology in EIobo- ken is 445.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Deaths in Manhattan from street accidents in September 1915, number ed 2S. as compared with 49 in the same month of 1914.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

The negro leader of Havana, La Coste, who was the brains and inspir- alton of the uprising in 1912, died suddenly after the authorities had examined him regarding the threat ened negro revolt in Santiago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Treasarer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Wanted
FIRST CLASS

All around Maohinists, 8 hour shop, no war orders, good references required. Max Ans Machine Co, ,scofield Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
 0 2 d.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
GUARANTEED THAT OPEN;
ING WILL BE THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 1s
NEW ATTRACTION
FOR FIRST NIGHT
Adele Rosini in ''The Singer an
Excellent Musical Comedy the
First Offering.

A definite date for the formal open
ing OF the new Anderson theatre and
the selection Of an attraction TO be
presented on that occasion has been
definitely decided upon by the Bleich
Amusement Company, of Hopkins
Sille, KY, lessees of the playhouse,
and the board OF directors of the An
derson Development Company. Thurs
day night February 18 is the date
agreed on finallS for the opening of
the theatre, and Adele Retini in .eThe
Singer" is the attraction booked for
this occasion.
Opening Guaranteed. ~
That the theatre will be ready for
use b. February is guaranteed by the
directors Of the Anderson Develop
ment Company. While. the appear
afce here CT Adele tRotini in "The
Singer" 10 not exactly guaranteed, c.
II. Bleich of the Bleich Amusement
Company announces that the attrac-
tion can not be cancelled after book
ing. So there is not much possibility
OF the agreement not being carried
out.
Matter Finally Arranged.
Within the past few days several
changes have been made in the plans
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
r Relatiorl of FHos ospital to
County Medical Society
Topic Of Splendid Paper l,y Or. r. A Hines, SUPP
erinteneleiit cf tIie Eaoapital.

"The Relation OF the Hospital ia
tho Anderson County lfedical Eopietysy
Is the topic OF splendid papEr read
yesterday by DIR. u. a. Hines, the new
isuperinte of the Anderson Conn
" Hospital, before the meeting OF the
County Medical Society. y \.
DR.. Hines gave a historic reyiew ci
the foundation OF hospitals BY thu
church, with the advent OF Christian.
|ity. He also spoke briefly OF the be-
ginning OF the organized medical 90.
ciety, and compiime ented the record
made by the Anderson County Hospi.
tai. its progress and possibilities.
Or. Hines urged that we do not ever
think OF q county bound dery for its CON.
slnued reputation, but work for g
statewide fiifiasnte and deyeioDm
He said further that the ,ospithl
should live first for the patient and
then develop IN three direction, Wis:
as teaching center FOR the advance,
mefif 0f science ts AN exponent n
sanitary living and as an agent foI
the arnelioratipn OF sociological prob;
lens In the community, seeking out
ways and means OF helping the poos
In the city and county. DR.. Hines
promised to cooperate with tks staff IN
the reorganization of laboratories
which we're destroyed by the IRE and
offered 70 loan the large Eoilection ol
books and journals so long aB he war
editor OF the State Medical Journal
this being the most important tcllec:
ton II. the State outside or Charleston
Dr.. Hines spoke Of s:he excellef;
training school already in opeEstion
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Better Health Measures Are
/ Urged in Interesting Papers
BY DR.. w. I'll. Nafclin Which Was Read Before
sEts County Medical Society.

An interesting and helpful pape,
read yesterday before the meeting OF
the County Medical Society, held at
tho county hospital. was that prepar-
ed BY DR.. w, ii. Nariin; in which he
made an appeal for better sanitation
and general health measures In the
city OF Anderson. The address is as
follows: II.
In this great war now In progroBs,
one fact stands out prominent for
the glory OF surgery, for during the
Franco-Prussiana war In the seventies
one hundred per cent OF those having
gangreen died while now only about
three per cent have died.
But while our brothar In surgery
has made great advance. have as
much been done in the ways OF pre-
ventive medicine. for &c was not the
bravery OF the unspeakatle Turk that
Kept the Balkan army Que of Consten.
dnopie. but defective hygiene, In this
case cholera, and we In peaceful
America have a continual warfare
going on about us ali the time, new
fight to face each day. for M. q well
advertised patent medicine, s.5t works
while you sleep
While great adyaD>.e . has been made
along this line, j wish each one here
TO ask; himself this question, Am I
doing my duty In nstfS-r pertaining to
health, wish to ALI your attention
70 several matters, and ask that they
Will receive your earnest conHidefs-
tion. The board OF health of the city
Is merely an advisory board, and to
have Its work effectiva IL must have
The support OF the profession in up.
oldtpg rs endeavors, for the sup
port of the doctors Is OF untold value
IN creating sentiment for better
things In health mattSEs, and you
alone ehn create this aentifnent, FOR
IL you who know: che value OF hygiene
do not support the. b0agd can any one
expect those Ignorant to 40 any, better,
therefore j beg you nctite support Ia
ali things looking towards the better
ment OF this hygiehir. vs. &
The beard OF health OF che city has
endaaEgFed 70 change tho sluzsn
flys' ~ Z to Stop The n.y., the Following
yRlSe can hein efaRGs e. ( BY
doiltg away With all surface pefvies.
or by making them fly proof. this tite7
tried to do By recofnrne ding the exsi
fentica Of several sewer ilneE with;
more or ieee SUCCESS, SHd by trying
several plans as fsfe covered cans, or
bucket spatarde In thasa esiTfncn clon-;
cts with isss snccsss.
f2.1 By passing an ord finance re.
duising every owner OF stables TO coi-
iert ail afepriifEs from aniniais each
day and have aaiiiS piit ia specially
built fly proof place 70 be- kept and
At ali times 30 be- covered with some
eefmicide, titie ordinance win &c etili
born I am afraid. uniesA the focto1al
use something On tiss city council tol
hprrt mat tara mp some. IS it hes only:
reached III secbaa fesflisfs 4, that
assust BODY. and ali the snccarase-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
BIa Loss By RIRR
|Ssote dc IlIlon is Badly IIananged1

E DILLON, Jan. Son last Friday
night the Gtore OF l.. /. F'ass or Dillon
was very baisy damaged by IRE. hut
for the excellent work OF The IRE de-
partfaent there would possibly hnVe
been . s2o0.Oe0 IRE loss iT the block
liit which this store is located. The
building was two story. the upper
story being. used as 4 residence by Mr..
Pass. The entire roof and upper story
wero burned, with all the furniture oe
the occupant Thousands of gallons
OF water were turned loose on top
of the building after the FIRE fightefs
In cutting into the roof In
different places. The stock or goods
was badly damaged. and the salFage
viii be Yprth but ilttle Evans phar5
macy, the adj Joining kNiiding, wa8 in.
great danger Tor y while. as the tim
befs cs the burning building were
axfd into Its walls. "
q The fire occurred about O'clock
Ai the nlpfnsng The FIRE departments
cty Dilton unauestianably saved tLlo'
mint valuable block or baiIdings mi
ID town. Azr. Eaee has lost heavily.
being only about ono; ;haif insured
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
DATE FOR OPENING or
THEATRE FIN NAL.L, Y SET

for the opening OF the theatre. Or
igina'ly the opening date was set FOR
February 8. But several days ago
directors OF the Anderson Develop
ment Company decided that as the
building could not be finished by that
date they would request the lessees
to accept February 20 as the open
Ing date. They also requested that
the lessees substitute eoIae ether at
traction Cor I'll Trovatore," which
had been selected for the opening
night. this to have been rendered by
the Boston English Opera Company.
Originally Il had been announced
that "a Prince OF Tonight" would ap-
pear here on February 20. ahd The d.
rectors suggested that this musical
comedy be used for the first night. A
day or two ago, however. the lessees
telegraphed that they wonld prefer
the exact date for the opening OF the
theatre left open for the present, but
that an understanding be had that
the playhouse be formally opened on
some date between February 20 and
March /. This was agreeable to the
directors OF the theatre.
Opening Advanced.
Yesterday afternoon at / o'clock
Secretary Porter A. Whaley of the
Chamber of Commerce received the
following telegram from the lessees:
Can book Adele Rotini in "The Sing
err" for February 12 with positive
guarantee house will be completed
impossible to cancel attraction after
booking. This is excellent musical
comedy. Confer with directors and
contractors, wiring decision today"
WIZ Be Ready.
Directors OF the theatre conferred
with the contractors and received
from them EVERY assurance that the
playhouse will be ready for use by
February Is. Secretary Whaley there
upon sent the following telegram to
the 'lessees: Guarantee completion
February IS. Book Adele F,otin.. Send
full details"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Disfe ards EIaj.,slctiorn;
Kill By Nephew
SCBv As.o,ists ps,sI3.. i

QaTn CITY. Va. Jan. a. sbnnetli
FJanefy nged \ 2, was brought here TO-
eay Il, charge Of Deputy Shefils VI. II,
1cness OF Scott county, who charges
ti1E hoy with having ehot and killed
his enele. Esiebft Hfubb, ase ] 8. ct the
tsiaslaxy bone near PattonhviiIo VA,
Ienf;y today, " SIS 50: s
y6afs FianS forbade Ills uncle
1qEeesng tae Ea4naey hons and NlkeR
shis ininnclScp wns disrSkeFae4. n1.o&
Grubb With q res0iyef. killing HIM iil-
stsntiy. Acsotsling TO the aheriif.s de-
'9utss s SIS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Two MORE CASES OF !.
DISTRESS REPORTED
RELIEF ASS ocIATIoN is sEiAv.
ING MATTER INlYEsTIGAT-
ED FIRST
GETTING RE rs
Associations Has Been the Elsans
Of Briasing Relief 70 One
Family Already.
GETTING RE !. :! 81 rs

Two cases of distress, one I'm n ne
gro family and the other emong white
people. were reported yesterday To
General Secretary Fred M. Burnett of
the Anderson Relief Association. Mr.,
Burnett at once dtaiied someone ia
make an investigation in each case
and report back to him today. n fhe
cases are deemed worthy of assis-
tance from the association. stepss will
De taken 10 bring them some measure
OF relief. a, 4 s.
Already the association has been
the means OF bringing relief to, one
family In distress. Last Tuesday
morning Lad OF tender years went
20 asIocei Jeyeiry store and attempted
70 pawnsa watch for 30 cents, stating
that he wiehed to procure the money
to buy foor for his sIcig mother and
inc 5eWelsr feiE Interested il, the
case and telephoned President q.
Cullen Sullivan OF the anderson RE-
lief .Ass0esa atiQn with reference Go
3 It. lMf. Sulliyan at once got into
communication with Sinerai Secres
tary Ahsn etts The lntla called upon
q man st the Orr Mills near where
the family reported In distress lives.
and asked him 10 make an inEaaliEas
ton OF the matter and report back.
* Within b short white this man taia.
!. .ph0ned 1fF. Burnett that he had IN
syasti8hteil the cake and found real
distress IN the family. 7aey were a Z
earting Gf resistance, he stated. ssFlat
ittEiil net be necessary for The Am
51efFon Relief sAssoefht htinn 70 do arY=
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Hope + az saf
Has . |. EE atil med

/ BRUNSWICK Ga. Jan. s:lioDe
TOR the safety OF any or the SIX mem.
bsTs Of the cra,R OF. che tug Rambler,
wrecked on Cumberland Island near
here lIchdhy during 4 heAvy sea was
afandoned5 tonight. g &;
The bodies OF the twp negro crew
faembefs wesa found on the beach 10.
say together with portions az tie
clothing OF tsse four white man.
isgxeckASe was streWs for twc miles
along the ccasks
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
GlRlSl LOTS lOF BEAUTIFUL hair
NO DlnDRUH OE DhNDERIIE

bteB tho Beauty OF yolis halt No
diRerenea how dun J, b ttlS ard scras
81. 5ust noigten 8 cltsth With uentla@
Irtne and NafBfnlit draw sf fISFs,sss =,
yasir heif Wing one s.Sss SSFeisd 5Ef
hair Win be liElif, fldfs atid saes ara
have S1 ef AfS1lta of alinnd6nce. ~
|dncontp asabse luftke. &oftness ana
|inxuelene6
sast \ .ss rent ssoftiiS : a ilfasSi fc4, =
p1n6 6sfine ks1sa ans "a ~ Stf.9e ~
toilet po,ln ter 81 q 81 oVe that yi|1f
hair IS ae - >kt5 as 3 1fl ~ as,f
fllpf 4 hiss been nesla>fea nf iniar-
|ed bs less stehf 4 at u SS s. 4 Il
go7s Gay hare tsan tut q 81 =
Iane lots q 4 Il yeii win lust ~ i
'ssllsfl9 f,Snaefines - y 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
Hospital.


Z The board OF medical directors os
the Anderson County Hospital net
yesterday morning for Che purpose Of
electing officers for the new gear.
DR.. II. o. white was reelected
chairman, DR.. .. s sB. Townaehd wEsi
reelected SECRETARY. The following.
were elected members OF the hospi-
tai ataff for the next sir months:
prs. J. q. Harris. j. JsI:s =. Sanders =. Il.
Young, B. "A. Henry aud j. b. Town.
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3 RICHMoMn. YES G., Jan. eat a
meeting OF Richmond business inter-
ests here tonight the offer OF tho vir-
ginia baseball league to give territor-
ial rights TO the Baitimora club OF the
International league for $4,000 was
rejected. A counter offer of $4,000
for absolute rights m R.chmond was
rejected by J. o, Hoatwrfght, nresi-
dent Of the Virginia league. When
asked TO iizine q figure for which the
Virginia league would surrender the
Richmond territory, President Boat
wright replied that the price would
be prohibitiye.n n