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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-14

In a considerably enlarged and
greatly improved form the Negro
Year Book for 191415 makes its APP
p~earance. The success of the previous
issues has encouraged the publishers
TO believe that there is "a very real
need for a book which will provide. in
an inexpensive form. a succinct, com.
prehensive and impartial review of the
events of the year which affect the
interests and indicate the progress of
the race 1t attempts to provide
this, together with a compact but
comprehensive statement of historical
facts arranged for ready reference. 1t
seeks to be at once a permanent rec
ORD OF current events, an encyclopedia
or historical and sociological facts, a
directory of persons and a photograph
zeal guide to the literature of the sub
Jects discussed"
Inc topical arrangement of the vol
ume is admirably done, placing before
the reader full and essential informa-
ton on a variety of subjects. In a
general review of the past yea many
NSbAhS AaOlS are UIOuBuI OUT III
this volume that would otherwise have
little attention: That a little colored
girl in the public schools of Cincin.
natl won the first prize for an essay
on the subject, "What l can and viii
DO to make Cincinnati a Better and
Bigger City," that Frances o. Grant
graduated at the head of her class at
the Girls Latin school in Boston and
won the Griswold scholarship to Rad
cife; that Isaac Fisher, editor of the
Negro Farmer, Tuskegee, Ala, o
three first prizes in national competi.
ton, the first of 500 from the st.
Louis Post Dispatch for The Ten Best
Reasons Why Persons Should Come to
Missouri" the second from the Wales
Visible Adding Machine company, for
the best essay on What Do You See
in an Adding Machine?" and the third
from a woman's magazine for the Best
essay on "a Criticism of the Criterion
of Fashion" The account of what
Negroes have contributed to educa-
ton, the wealth and accomplishments
individual Negroes make, with a
vast amount Of other information, a
surprising and valuable record.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-14

Every day the bell Of Elton college
chapel is tolled for a quarter of an
hour for Etonians killed in the war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
FORCI''EDi'=.....A|R
Will be Resorted to in An Eff
fort to Raise the Sunken
Submarine.

y
WASHINGTON April 8 O. ii eff
fort to raise the sunken submarine.
F-4, by forcing air into its tanks
from the cruiser MarFiand will be IN
dertaken according to report tostne5
navy department Thursday from
Rear tN1miral Moore at Honolulu.
Experts here said the experiment
could be successful only il the sub
marine tanks have not been serious
1y injured The plan is to force the
water out OF the tanks with air until
the submarine rises toward the sur
face. Navy officers said the task
would be a difficult one because of the
depth at which the boat lies and at
which divers must work to make
necessary connections Only one line
to the submarine is still in place .Ad-
miral Moore reported the other
three having parted by the heavy
swell which delayed operations We'd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
RE FORM
3Schoc! Best for Boy Believes
Mother and She Has War
rant Issued.

Because her eleven -year-old son.
Billy, has a habit of running away
from home and getting into all kinds
of trouble Mrs. Julia Boss appeared
in Magistrate T. G. Nicewarnerss court
Thursday afternoon and sWore out a
warrant against him, charging incor-
5risibslitr. She wants to have him
committed to the state reform school
for boys at Pruntytown in the belief
that he will be looked after better
there as she works out during the day
and cannot look after him herself.
Mrs. Boss is employed as a domestic
at the residence OF Or. and Mrs. John
s. Stone on West Pike street.
Billy ran away from his home IN
Glen Elk Thursday. April 4, after don
ming his best clothes and police OF
this and other cities were asked to
aid in a search for him After causing
his mother great worry and putting
various police officers to "a good deal of
trouble. the lad was finally found at
the home or a family at Point Com
fort. where he said he had beenH'.yisit-
ing Since then he has wandered
away from home several times
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
.nHI6K,EY
Selling Charged against Salem
Young VI an an OH e isl allied
For rial.

AtyounE man nhn tia:ua ls5regist-
cred as s.intt' u or.isaa al Salem. Is
a prisoner III me count ~ al q wal e
a hearing before - aEisf rate E8 w. e..
Starcher here4on |, charge OF violating
the Yost prohibi ton law by selling
whisky In streets and alleys of
Salem!
slim Was arrested Thursday
morning al Salem ny James II. Moore
police chief Of that city. and was
brought to. harrisburg later in the
day by that 3 fti car The latter swore.
out a warran against his prisoner
after taxing him 70 ia i. Ma gistratei
Starcner arrange 10 + oil a nearing
OF the case at o'clock Saturday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
PLOT TO- BURN
City Of Vancouver is What the
Police Believe Simultaneous
Fires There Mean.
tsy .ssorIArEp saEss,

VANCOUVER, B. c.. April 80
{ Fire held by some police officials to
be part of plot to- burn the city
started simultaneously Thursday in
Gamble and Granville street brid ses
connecting the business and residence
portions Of Vancouver. The loss was
$780, 900. Aside from the bridge
however, no attempts at arson were
discovered SO far as could be learned.
Thousands Of persons bl ocked on their
way @ work watched the flames soar
from the wood and tar pavement OF
the great Connaug ht bridge at Cam
bic street The chief dana ge was
here. The frame Of the bridge is
steel. The flames gradually burned
themselves out. The fire at the
Granville street bridge was exiting
uisheG with small loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
FEEL YOUNG
It's Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
For You'll

Beware OF the habit of constipation.
It develops from Just a few sconstipated
days. unless you take yourself i'm hand.
Coax the .jaded bowel muscles back to
normal action with DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. tile substitute for ca1on1el-
Don't force them to unnatural action
flushing out the 1ntestines with nasty.
s5lckeninEs cathartfcs. S3 4sa
3l Dr. Edwards believes in gent1eness,
EperststencyrS md Natures assistance. s}
DR.. Edwards. Olive Tablets open the
bowels: their action Is Eentlc,sye posi-
tive. There is never any pain OF gripping
when DIR. Edwards OHreG Tablets are
used. Just the kind of$treatment old
persons should have.
# DR. Edwards, Olive Tablets are a veg
etablc compound mixed with olive oil.
you will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two occasionally and have no
trouble with your liver. bowels or stomach.
Voc and Csc per box All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. O
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
1 ARREST /: | / | !. |: !. MADE
For FeIonious Assault, after the
Young Lady Victim Makes
a Statement.
ray ASSOCIATES Pa1sE

J. Il
BALTIMORE, April SO Miss Ida
T.. Robbins. the year-old stenoE-.
rapher. who was nlurderously as
saulted in the Office OF her en- ployel
here last Monday has made a
statement to the police following
which Julius Rupert. foreman of the
both worked, was arrested. Rupert.
was charged with assault with in
tent to kill and with assault with.
felonious intent. Miss Robbins,
whose condition is still critical, de-
clared to the police that Rupert:
struck her over the head with some
heavy instrument. She told how she.
pleaded for her life, which the man
spared. she said, only on condition
Robbins had perviously. stated that
Ia negro attacked here with robbery
as the motive q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

Only those who have used S. S.. s..
for the blood know that catarrhi Is sim
ply q blood trouble.
88s Most pc ople, uninstructed In this m em-
abrAneous disease treat their nose and
throat as IL catarrh was a local trouble
It is not so To treat catar-h 1T Is nee
aessary to go into the stomach. the liver
the lungs. the kidneys and all the vital
organs OF the body And it is 8. SIS
sthatSat once enters the entire blood cir
EQUATION. all the organs or the body. all
the mucous surfaces and becomes a
for renewed health. 1t
rs a simple method when Eou figure it
out. Catarrh is plainly an in1amma-
4:tion Of the mucous mem branea.s
And therc5is In 8. S. 81 certain insre-
dents which Acause these mucous sur
faces to change or convert their secre-
ations Into a su distance for easy elm
sination:s ASEpecta1 book ON this subject
will be mailed to all who write to- The
Swift Specific CO.. p 10 Swift Bldg. At
lanta- Ga
Catarrh Is very often the result. OF.
some other blood trouble. some germ
that gets into the blood and multiplies
beyond. the control Of nature.
g. s. 8. issthe renndy Do not accept
substitute for this ma tchless remedy
Read the circular wrapped around the
bottle. It Is important.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
NO RECIO..GN|TION
OF Any Governme nt in Mexico.
is Being CO nsid cred by the Is
4. United States.
t.s ...a--tA-F = ~, = y, ~

ss ,s-- WASHINGTON. pril 8 9TH
s:s r lied S ties up q considering the
uGestion OF aecsnizin any govern
5nlent n NJ exec. Secretary Bryan
again claTeds fhursd ay NJ hen his
attention was drawn TO d ,th q report
that IN he Carranz az mini ratio on ex
.pected early reGo nition. The seer.
stary would not discuss the mate
furt her: a is known that, CarranzS
:ot1iclalssl here are urging upon thu
state DEPARTING 7 heir claims t.
5r re-. and plan to Issue state
nlents soon outlining the proposals
thissend they have presented,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
MORGAN L|B|ERATOR
From Columbus Penitentiary,
Dies at NJ adisonviIle, ,sat
An Advances Age.
--EaF-TI w --T-IT-- = =
tpr AEsoctArrnfrsEsn

AlADISONNILLE. KY, April 3 o
Captain y. 2. Hockersmith, who Is
to have dug his way out OF
the Columbus. o.. peniten tiary dur
ing the war between the states and
to have liberated his commander the
home here Thursda E. Morgan and a
remnant OF his command were cap
tured near Lisbon. @. in July 1S63,g
during a raid through Kentucky,
Ohio and indiana Captain Fl locker
smith was SO years old. He was
widely. known in the South.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
HEAVY SU|RTAX
On Both Spirits and Beersis Da-
vid Lloyd Georges Plan An
rlounced inHouse.

LONDON. April Chancellor
David Lloyd George made known II
the :Iouse of Connie Thursday his
plan to deal with The question of the
too great consumption OF alcoholic
LIQUORS In England. ~ proposes al
very heavy surtax on both spirits and
beer containing more than q per cent
OF proof spirits and the duty on spir-
its is to be doubled
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
MANY Bits.
Are Passed by the Pennsyl-
Vania House in Less Than
Half An Hour.
s.a~sAsre-lArEni-rrss,

HAaRIsBURG. April On less
than half an hour the House Thurs
sday passed 81 approoria. lion bill;
tdisbursing8 about 0,O0O.O OO st o hos
pitfalls and other charita bic institu-
tons through out the state: hen
sang songs and chorusetl their ayes
to the 4roll cal. Speaker Am bier an
5nounced each mea sure passed By the
full vote4of the house. 2 OF ayes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
!. i. i. i. = j. 1. i. j.
OWENS Plea.
(By Associated Press

AlUskOGEE. Okla. April
20--A plea for a national de-
partn1eL- o. health whose
head shall have a seat in the
presidents cabinet was made
before the Southern Conner
5cial Congress Thursday BIZ
Senator Robert T.. Owen. Of
Oklahoma. Senator Owen is
The author of a bill$nnw pef.l-
il.E i'll Con gress witch MoiIIti
establish such a tleDar..snent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

day suspended proposed increased.
rates on coke in carloads from pro-
ducfns points N Virginia. over the
Louisville and Nashville railroad to-
destinations north of the Ohio river.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
DON'T USE SOAP I8
ON OUR HAIR


When yo,i .wash your hair. don use
soap. Most soaps; and prepared sham
spoosE contain too much alkali. which
iszvcry mi urious, as it dries TIC scalp
andtmalcsfthe hair brittle.
best thing to use IS just plain
sT,ulsltlcd cocoanut Oil, for this is purcs
and entirely grcaseless. les very
Cheap. and beats soaps or anything
! else all to pieces. You can get this at
any drug store and 4 few ourlcesSwill
last the whole family for months.
Simply nioistcr the hair with water
and rub itsin. about a tcaspoonfnl is
all that is eqrircd. IT makes an
abundance Of rich. creamy latller,
clcanses thoroughly. and riinses out
easily The hair dries quickly and
evenly and IS soft, fresh looking.
bright. fluffy: way. and easy TO-
handle Besides. il loosens and takes
out every particle Of dust, dirt and
.dandrnf 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30


e. p Corbin of Toledo, o., hasfSin-
vented an aeroplane entirely differ
ent in most. Of its vital points Of con-
struction to any of the types Of aero
planes now in use. He believes it.
will revolutionize acronautics. The
principal mechanical points OF adj
vantage claimed for Corbin's inven-
ton are: Itcarries all weight below
the point of suspension; all controls
are different and simp1ifed; every
support and part is rigid; the ma
chine will support at least It's pounds
on extreme tips; the machine is
easily taken apart, and when packed
the largestfpiece is but five feet long;
the machine is also much lighter than
the Wright machine, can get off the
ground in distance less than 200
feet, and in alighting can be stopped
almost instantly: The planes are 90
feet from tip to tip. The engine will
develop go to 100 horsepower and a
speed of approximately 1925 revolu-
tions minute
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
BROAD OAKS

Just east Of the new Eof Addition.
!. We h ave a plot Of ground fronting II so
teet$ on Main street and extending
backsWi alley. on side Il 81 feet. This
can be bought right. See me for price
and terms
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
RESPONSE Z: 3 ]; /, MADE,

LONDON, April re-
marka tleSr response has been
made by the public TO the ap-5
peal for resp irat ors to protect
the British sol diersa in the
field against the gases EN-
ployed by the Germans. The
war office announced s Thurs
day thatstt already had re v
sceived a sufficient num- Der of
these res piratprs and that no
more. We're needed ;s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

This picture Of Signor$G ;. Marconi,
Italian inventor Of wireless teleg-
Fraphy. was taken on his arrival in
New York a few days ago. He will
make an extended stay in the United
States, and it is understood he will
make an important announcement!
before he returns to the Old World.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
BROAD OAKS.

Eight room house with bath. base.
rnent and front and back porches s
Large lot. 12Oxl20 feet. The house is,
5plumbed for gas and wired TOT elec-a
tricity. You could no more than build
the house for VIVA We ask for the en-
tire property.
ss@ Let us show you this one.
PRICE <;s,5oo.oo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

lean do your own electinE and
we will not trg To force you to accept
our opinion OF what properly you
should buy Be your own Jud Ice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
+. SE,Y r.AIK GRoENDs.

Lots numbers e72-67s, handy to
Norwood factories,
$3.50 FOE BOTH. @
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
Village DESTROYED. .

Z r :. = =. 7.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30
S~wx. sass ssws
~ yy7 us eyy1er1fS
NsEg gssr
wreepp sssvs
JOHN nARRNMoRr m
rllL lMLAHIlIalnl DIX AkI 80


Tile ltFipreAalAie iunn barrymore ir
fee inentfiGiplr inhAnc ls Urnfer
sntld with lie todays attraction ai thr
sinWl rhfmfr Tho piss ~ pata
iaeini lnUdNtNnn pAd is NJ Use naH
1'he STORY $3.50 plas ana tby raHt
iamm "a i1Nkanr lr John Mu
mnre
1ane nukaHe IVA William q
carlton
inlH Dfnfinn Helen Mott
rutAeitnn iNupeflntpnAeni flA,ant
tunHtfWtlup rul strWHN nnlrd
hnlas nther Wiliam Ntlluuald
ghe lrfsgugihlv pahape nnWu,
cnmhinauen ~ sWma comsaN sud fu
mHnrr hy uvprae & sheda provides
John nAffi mHe, lhe popular atake and
film laFutitt. Niih ONE us the must
unNaual CONGRATULATIONS he has scr
lrlpcrNnM0el on lar sufsrn
phc nmvaN ~ lhr suniout II arfiv
20 from q ecflea ~ Mdiefous misioi
tauca - which ihc ynnne aud incut
fisiblc hnhanr a ne constant ,soims
the d'amR emNnRiep from lhe tErlnne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30


rfshenalnn. 4 & 4 natural tfuaimeot safe
~ the 'nn'Aef has 90 drag sfcs' whsisu.
tsff ana faf shls feaeen sa0a rsess 4 n,as,
e=H=ilid lniAsnse pfssn thase fanesinn. 4 !
fafi3 tln1eifa Nih mulhrfhQQt IA 4
tfff instf~finf topk ttf Tuhiest II frapN
si,ssAste1 Al,d a COPY will II matted frss Is
~ pNpeftAns notsscfs ~ nfethsM Reeolats.s
tets roe l.Anaf hldF. Atlanta. "a. "a 4
tvlfle q Aspshsfs tfienalr la.lay of ANY
nfalHeikt isa ~ diNylei and stu NH then
knpw wllY Nnihefs ~ nfa4it h,s.f 4 ,enlpr,
hfNf ueed and Recommended lhls sn.snA,A ala
~ iapkhfttsQd. Ihclf lsltrfa ale tnsaeaeos
~ saasxF ihat tFvaihs eaNgart IS rseg, Vufd
y Nvtsh wtlie y tnpu iiml eNslhrrs
fsieAt" Mas tsrn n xqAlla.snaM aase na,,,
ilAAn 1kalf q cenipfYs Lefsegs ais lnA,urnll,
frrslyet y eay thHs spslag ll,atheY iSesnea
~ tnis sF'enoIi remedy ltpsa heg moittf snA
Wtih nApfaeef Faasiie.
pmanss ~ tAia fart spa may teiv H.
r''tsvif Nisch ~ safety. IL eaekfixea1a ana
~ dfeeins<4 a tnspnsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

uiannrf in Nhirh ths fninn nf ~ 900.
we'll radrruf MwHfif fed ntes tno
fortune AnN ho0pr of ha mthef ani
th" rnnnnro DEVELOPS Boz tnr maual
manner ~ Youth fhosy varying sie.
mvnfH uf pRutnuiHt touinMiiun pfipef
Nplp pi0Ns thc versatility ~ iuhn iaI
fulntt lnlmti4ille n hiH g0mNat utnt.
lnrreeaivr ln iNe dfAmatt ltHAilaee
in which hN finda Mma.il 1uh ffdf
int4itlr 4n IL lulff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Hunters and others are requested 1,
take notice that tho Laurcies nas,,,4.
Of the King Ranch Is posted ara ~,
hunting on this property is prohibits,
and ''bJeots violators 20 penalties pro.
y,dcd by ,aw. =.
ADV q D. KLEeERe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

nete', Warwick as q Social Vulturee
Mefu iim Corporation presents
iiunrrt WNrulNil lr tho phainultN. 400
flhHh ~ 90 EmvaDl
Tho mhr admirers Hf thlH tun actor
WiN hNtr au npp0ftunlfV ni anaiHR hni
in Hvrpeu pati thag outiH anniucr
nnd nni nffnN aNDn AHldt uf ha iut
hnunifi gNniuH 49, iNriua WHldcUk ha
ls IA suNial Npltufe rfofinR unuu hia
iNenAH anl dFtrtne hpaplalnn hY iNn
HeNueunulN msiN iouanesa iu afHci
wurdr he q d pnueaed Hnd mmnUaune
Niileln ", stcala Valuable amrrlH
frpm wnnau in religious prnesa.
slon Chipyoterma hor hsf mWd ana
enc sirk ehiid
llater hn panfes himsen nff aa Otc
secret RHept 81 thy isNsnuin Royolutlnn
Hta 10 lnsnnairs ntmaeif into she
gaNd AfAppA 80 TIVE ssdlns ID one ut
whnm BE- presents tho emppia rhs
ladN ~ lsr daughter VI tho Woman iromi
whom ~ riuiv lhr ivwel Indirectly
the Leads ~ We nndolne, and ho pom
mils auioidc
The Part 10 arehi owe. end Nlr
wn,wick does !, me fullest iustiec.
fheff ~ Nlso q auune lo,o Interest
IA tht phugudiAnAA. Neiph hau ihe a4
vantage 81 beautiful arttinaH careful
dhe ilen ana a strong supporting east
AZ the Am0an FsiAay.
hehaft notwerth.
hDhtft liosW0rth iaaoNa is "a
iitanlwot etar and peodueor nf lhp
Universal llrHdwHN fpHinYo rfoaus
tluNs tnthnfhu.si 'tHinraaa "a
iaule Ntoiha IS ufe Rieh ana rfbc
Sesflrt Slue, a fi,rsfeal drama III tsu
Canadian woadH Witch roinrr as enc
lNflc Theatre saturday
tNasps pANis Is futmsg N4laeranA
director, pfv,inyed iAs play ia the lieAf
; lsake mountains nt Californian, rte
iS,Te, b hia n the lli,asnn ta, ,..,un
5sty ANA dvalA with loee. rnmsnee aud
tne gIseulutca 90 Na.Tn. Nan Gam
wSHh is indHm tor rrh. Great
sD,gss,yt nr r,s.r.,,n /.
AZ Sss hesi Ia picturesque hlniinr
epsyunie surrounded bs Ma indlau tei.
lawcrt tall Nf whom arr aenuine
native lndlansl ~ is seen ON the trafl
~ la the Fto,i hiFrh gAnVest al ths
'iaaine post Who're aWsits ihe N,stai
laNclN daaehteN dn~N ereat ,iNers
aoee ih the tofvst fastnces or flahtinr
q hana.to.hand cnmhAs wlsh a reae
Nadp French Canadian on tlio s,iR. "a
am AhysN
There's more than tl,e Ut1inar,
'p'aph' n tnr ~,eres ~ thulanr At.
uniiepH 10 rhc Wh.te Scaf ano
each and every ons ~ them Is sci "
tae mnet maYNelous oNsdorr sarfonna-
lnps ever used W a mciNrc. San,
NeSak. ApN l,ehg, Frank NeNhugg
NefNel MeHeror and l,onaN l.tnd.
huif play the rfoAcipal guiss Ia snp.
pefs ~ Nh lfoswsHesh Who uaactp a..
para ~ NA.Ta NansGan s white tfaac,
and fApnet anaong the lndAe trllrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

dhr das ef meciips ~ ire wouaa'S
keNri Corps mas hecn changed fr.m
INV seceud nnd fourth rhutsda, ID ire
secand and tottn Tuesday ~ eaeb
m0aih Ail Nlsitins members are eor.
dNaiit invited ~ meet wlth us al are
X. a. Hail. TUESDAY 8 aa - ~
MRS REsSlE DALE Pres
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

lhf lreiHf hta campleimi if 600 faf
fht susrrr county cHereaHf $40 iUlf
npu rrmHln. fof uia conHlcsar of tie
,suHrN4N Nhlrh Niii connect ihf
mtninua uf Nurrfa nnd -nu lAtn-
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iI ii fNllNintfN ihaf ING INi uItfIUn nf
Amirne ou luN jena was $4,000
There Wrt, ls rafs nlabmruts report
rd NtHu tnr corporate fmtt at thr
rity durna lsit
fhe capitol invested was gbflttA
in ihit connection 10 shoud he stated
tHtt the Hlulu contained n tAp rsn
sas scHchuir cais tor enc foal amount
~ afitat born onnri ani huruut1.
Invested boz mo business hut excludes
thv value of rented property nhnt of
fquiumrni which Was employed Boo thr
nadurt 80 waHufsetlr,ns entrrrrlacs
in tny nunl bulletins ana reports the
rental paid fnr Hugh property wn Pee
shown separately
The cost of materials wed .n iail
was Siat.ooe ln addition Go the com
r'mcW materials whieb enter into Inc
rrrduefs vi the establishment Cor ttt
census y0ar there ate included one cost
Us inel mil supplies ana rent az power
1nd nrai The tnst " mAitrlal.. }.ss.s..
eyer does usA .as-7fr ui6ierIais and
supplies huusht esther tor speculation
yn or Coz u#e datns subsequent ne
riod
The census Inquiry dota nat include
aneunis paid fHr miscellaneous cA.
Rrnets such as rent ef orflcts rNsl-
ties. Insurance ordiusr, repairs. aavrr-
tlHIn. trateHns expenses 81 allowance
fur Depreciation
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