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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
R0BST0WN CELEBRATION
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS



The celebration nf independence
naf ai HnhstnWn wac Frcai aucccrs
nnd wac afforded bA hundreds ~ tis
Hnu patticmsrls of fam,ra and fam
inrs ff1m tns iinhaioea Csiaiirn
nrlfcuil end OHO rfttiunh Tho cello
nnton opened Monday mufmnN ana
riuncH lsnt nlEhf aud ihfouHhuuf thr
tsso da,H matY events Go plcnao wrfr
provided
Tho hiF cuitou warehouse Goa tht uut
skirts uf NuhHfuvn waH Decd Hn the
ban fof iho HpeshinE nud band cun
coris and hlneed aienE un thc out
sia, wets Hnuda "a which SEQ cream.
suda wstsf and uihes dflnff ara fo-ais
were diaurnnsd a barbecue Monday
poon was provided hs ihr people az
ltohsfnwn. there heinE an abundance,
uf vel cooked meat fuf all Yiriinra.
Tho principal Address vac delivered
bt Congressman Robert g. iiurf ~
waco the asdrcas hsing made fcsier
da3 afternoon "a pciuek before %
crowd ~ 1000 people
Amnne the corpus Christians whu
attended the celebration yesterday
wcfe Iudsr Tlmon August NthinF,f
and o. q Savage. maAlng fht ulp n
nrf car Tie mfmhrfH IN party
matine fhc trip iE MAJOR iiui Mlliefs
ear wcro Mayer aud Mira MNer. Nlas
Matte bFhth. r. , Michigan. e. a.
reitY ana e % Harrison ~ ihc caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
PELICANS WILL BOOK
GAMES FOR THE SEASON

Fans were so pleased with the Show -
Ius nf fhr iciH ir thr serics pia3td iast
sunday ara Monday thm it De- very
lIEels thai an organized effort viii be
made to hncp the team iH tho neiH and
fe afrnue, numc Tor ieaFue rnri, each
saturday and SUNDAY fpr rhc muuiha
M lu1 nnd August win such efhi-
hItuns as The mst three played &c is
Thought uir patronage would hc sufn
cicnt to pas az cEperacs Tor bringing
thf teams mere
ZACH Payne manager told a.. call
~ Yesterday ihat thc fast SON iruifo
team is vcry anxious io havo series
~ gaines here neat Saturday and sun-
dal aud % la gcB ukeb that the
games viii hc arranged Victoria.
Cuego f.pcihau Ymium and iier.
willie have alec asked far dHteH
The games best uatrunlzed ioc1l
are thoHs with other semi pro urranl
nfionf and n the pels car Keep 900
their winning stride fhc safe should
draw 81 well thar thc1 would earn Rnpd
rln money in ihr Saturday aga Sau.
dat aames aud fhs fans au4ld btuofi
hy witnessing Elit edge BAN af icna'
twice each week.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
FISH FRY At WARD
ISLAND ENJOYED
BY SEED CRUSHERS
SEVERAL HUNDRED or rAE prL
ELEekrEs AND lApiEss
GUESTS AIS WARD ISLAND


-Ms my Airs Wand sursiy - ssme
ot..A
THO sts,akef SAL "a b iona rint hoari
imrfusisud table eci apt in thc hrcer
fsuncd open Uu Ward Island Tho ta+
his was crowded afound su slides With
aihfra naatd ln thc same hcti,lt,
ihai 20 sppvrlatnE te sac niiirs, W.
tent thc tNcrirtt hr ~ frlrd fish.
coffee hfoad asa iAs asesl slide uHhts
presented fnr their enlosm sni by th,
wand lsiand Improvement Cemtans
rhrt Werc lht TEXAN Cotton Seei
gruslitr- and inss had Just nrishcd "a
strruunas daN DAB hAsiatss mvetht
"A acstn mile trip had beer mad,
in Nltnmotilrs fFom the Nurces aftti
sidr tflp tp ihe Beach and appetite
seemed to have been well vhctfed foi
iha mrai hs the ride Faily 90 cau
uefe isauligd tu convey fhs conVrn
uannis ami tht array alons tho roat
was easily a- impressive a. was tha'
Uf fhr rfts- Nuftprueniets Whiri
mnde recurd Many uaiss ~ ih'
,uu,cnuauists wcre Co h5 seen ln thn
r.earl aEau CLOSELY nrcondInE ii
uumher- th, rrcuri rrrfniiN madr hcr,
"a Caawen Whusr syncp'sit, a
hCad 90 tho Wad islaud Cnmpat
madD Ius-IUlr thir fratep. nf thf 600
R,uuan entertainment pronnm BE-
e,irra congratulations on his haudNm
sc the affair sind of ihs utpari pro
yltsd
So progrnm in the raiurs of sprsA
iat nr other fefm1lity Nse induiFfd be-
thr fnIe itsa helms iu loisufelN tuio
goo, hraui,s nf thN haY tidt lilNt an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
R0ThRlANS WILL NAME
DELEGATE TO FRISCO
Corpus Christi Member viii Join No.
ss1sn special Party 20 National
Meeting

rht HotHflan Nhu viii represent the
cWuua nhrbu Rotary Hiuh nt ihe
siath annual convention ~ iutsrna
iional Rotary rinha iu h0 held lu san
FfHnraru fnr fhgrs days Hlatfinf inly
iH viii he spirrtrd at TBS luncheon is
lr hold iamurtnw unen IA ths hur,e1
rhf directors viii present a., iaiure
~ thusr who VIII hc able ip attend
ard lnc mrmhet receiving ihr ma l0utN
vote Bee 90, nHllutius VIII mako thc
uIp
Rotary sprriai tfain viii hr ~
rfatnd frum rrtaH and the Corpus
rhlHu delegate viii ht mrulnef 81
fhif ports Tho Rotary special from
fiuantnn wln lraya iiouaion saturday
nifhi nnd the Narth Texas auroiai 80
fhe same Tins fium Dsilur iho fru
mrrging llto ono nprrial train al hl
paau.
SO pains are hfInF SPARED % mpte
fila The rfsafsfi fup mud convention
ihat has ryrr hrcu hold. Igfcfa effort
n helms pui fnrh hY ,huf' m me CON.
tcuiion headquarters 40 rntuHair ihr
visitors aHd give fhrm q good hmp u
"a understood ihaf iir banquet al1ue
90 hc rendered fhr iiatafians hY Nan
Frnuritro viii cost $4,000 inalcaune
fhat regard ~ ssgetsf Rlsaf bal
aiFhf part when ~ rumeh a. prnsidinA
uteriaiumrnt faf The naiafisna when
fhf Texas H0iafi1ns asf through with
their entertainment N those frugn other
states 81 D. believed thar n Will bo ~
even bfNsh This viii take place ai
fhe official Hois4 Teaaf. as other
Times the Nprmardir whore isNn
frier. thrills snd other novel eutsfiain.
aientn will mafk ihe HisY ~ The retaa
deitRaiinn while in fhs opposition ciig
one ~ ihses events niii BE- ~niei
mciou fefe
stops Nin he made "a route and
( from Aar Francinou 81 fhs yHfiu1f
I places ~ Interest fhai furnish fnani ~
Z tho finse alietffd un the HlppofefH Tbs
/ secrriarf and thr special committee
afc bunlig iaboflnk ~ HffsnKe for en-.
terainmenia fof the tse specials from
/ TeAns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
TICKET COMMITTEE
FOR THE CHATAQUA
HAS Been APPOINTED
OFFICERS WIRE ALSO ELEcrUc
AT MEETING NGlo LAST
NtGNV
Program cemmit,ss New ~ Merl
Arranging icr propeem % chats.
eva 10 ts Held August 70

Captains "a lhe tsau,f that VIII sell
th, srasen tickets 90 insuts thc thAu
tauqua. trntstise dates hs.ne Nutust
rs ~ VIEW nsmcA % mcciAnf hrla
ht ihe state Hotel iart nifht Tho
captaHt win totas rricei thslf teams
ana tlidaN mofHins ~i hoeiu tht
sofk II disl.isine ~ 500 scauou tick
sis ths ssis oi Which Niil insure the
success ~ thf NhautauaHA.
Leaders 81 teAns that wctc named
sf, rrI wAiagc CLARK t.neauo
I A. "a Naillu n e. smith John
ilunck. 4 DlcmWcr IA = Guy Mrs
I iurenr nrscoe Mis- A % Ruoiurut.
Miss nrssir Nenenaid. Dexter nHtlu
/ ias D.. Nlmud liafsn tVllsusncr ,
4 Murtnn AZ a. Niiirw-. o. r y
Roas Nr Nmft Mm ileii~r Vsid.
{ WrN i,tUr Ault h A. rltsipnafk
IW e. usrtin Ni.s Wnlinaa uiaii,l
I prof rugkcr iaus ~ Edwards ltcN.
Hoins. Mas n Mcneil fuinnn Joe
( NuusN Nlns llorrnye rtUth
Nfufeir aud oommiiteca weft natnpd
as follows
President las 4. ulmuad
secntan Mrs "A 5 uu9
Tsearuur iushum smith
AdyeruslrE. g. h Wailm and A ~
coHkr
Tickets iohn Bunck
Hfounds 3 O Moure
Music \ ClsmmrT Miss Mluiffed
naNo, sna Mrs iirfhef Daldwoii
i'ugum Iar 4. llumrud Mise Mii
drud scatuu. rnf furnrN itrN Ans
Uu Ms 90 g. shapnarh
kn rNmhitiun Mise lulia Caldwell
Ats H. hfgNflia Iururr u a. lsUu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07

LIMA O. july "a sreat galleries
~ ohiosns headed ID Governor Prank
h Willis Today grcffed the Liberty
ncii IN this cItY Governor Wills uiil
deliver e. address and ether srcakers
will ~ heard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07

ua Church woro last night surprised
at their new home sii staples street
intn wh.ch they have just moved. when
Ony 81 the members &C the church
called at thc homo and pnuudei The
pastor and family with an manner ~
good THINGS t0 eat A Nirtrulk was
hrnushi ai0fg hi fhr paftY and music
was q part ~ ihc evening entertain.
mont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
CONGRESSMAN RI.
HENRY A VISITOR
IN CORPUS CHRISTI
MAS FtRsT N Tf4e RACE TO suc
GEO CNLeERSON IN TsE
u S SENATE
Yesterday Addressed pserls ~ Rehs
tossa Afterwards Nntortrp Nere--
leaves Tonigst Cor San Aaterie

Cunnrcssman q A. litnr, ~ Maco
far tuvnb wears member az thc
Texas dticeatiun If thc national hogsd
ana an asnifant Who ~ actively Ben tire
race fuf Che nomination uskt Ial, a.
The nemoeratie candidate o. succeed
senator C,iiberson Is q VISITOR in Cor.
pas Chfsu arir.ns yrrtrrin, after
roor
Nr hean on ruesias afternoon
addressed nwe crowd ~ people az
i,ens'own and az ths close ~ thc "a
WIKI Msyut ana Mrs Miller ln their
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE At Co
LUHBiA

SEW YORK Iu} r MANY ~ th'
lnadlng theolnslsia 81 tho country are
here today for toe op.nius 20 thr sam
mrr conference ou friirlou "a Cuium
hla University Tho conference In :
novel innovation "a enc University and
haa attracted many fn Hffrnd enc ler.
aufeH The conference opened this
murnlne and continues ip luly 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION

chas Noharas well huuEn at
rnruef ~ San herho is In the ciiy on
ID business tup.
A. W Turner ~ victoria b. "a visitor
n the cas-. sfopuus ar che Nuecea.
james r. paughfrtY aftornes ~ Bee
willie j. iu the citi Ca lraai business ar
rvine yesterday Afternoon
p n burton - san Antonio. -
member ~ fhe firm ~ Nasi,.,s = Dam
forth. j. .r the cit3
r. d. Ehiers and wife ~ Ausiin
were among Yrucrdays arrivals ~
ihf Nuerfs
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The Callers cirfuiaiipn assures re-
salts ln a0seftlalns-
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NJ. and mrs. o. D. South. the for.
snsf pastor ~ the rark Avenue hap-
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City News : =:
:: F.: in Brief

M and Mrs. 3. q. Treadyeel have
tnkon abe Elliott hnmc ht ll0i cole
man sAeruc Tor thr summer
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Continued on page a.
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,GREER'S CASE
AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court Afiirms Circuit
Court 10 The Greer Decision.

Frankfort, KY, May 4, The
state supreme court today affirm
cd the decisien Of the McCracken
circuit court in the case Of Judge
X. Greer, convicted of murder
ing Charles Troutman.
Greer, who was convicted at
the January criminal term, has
been in the county Jail here since
a Marshall jury found him guilty
of voluntary manslaughter and
fixed his punishment at from
seventeen to twenty.one years
in the Eddyville prison.
Seventeen 10 twenty-o n e
virtually means life sentence,
inasmuch as Greer is already past
the fifty year mark. He has
aged considerably since his ar
rest which followed the shooting
of Trouhnan in his (Greer's) Of
fee in the Yeiser building.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF KY.
AN ADVOCATE or STATE WIDE PROHIBITION.
Mill Speak at the Court House
In Marion at I o'clock, County
Court Day, Monday, May 10Th,
Crittenden County should turn out enm,asse
to hear Harry v. McChesney, one of our
own boys Ladies' especially Invited.
CRITTENDEN
FARM news
CriIienden and Trigg Couniie;
Showing More Interest
Than All Others.

This paper desires to call the
attention of its readers to the
best road that has ever been con-
structed in Crittenden county.
We make the assertion without
fear Of successful contradiction,
that Crittenden county has at
the present time, within her bor-
ders as good a dirt road as any
road in the United States and
through the summertime it is as
good as a pike.
This road stands out a shining
mark for all men to inspect and
the citizens who live on this road
invite every man in Crittenden
county to take ride over it and
see what a good road is like.
This road was worked with a
split log drag in the spring. II
anyone doubts the efficiency Of
the split log drag investigate this
road and be convinced. This
wonderful road is the Piney road
and ii starts at the corner o.
M e lvin Hugh e s. fiel,
opposite E fife Wilsol
jenkins gate and stretche
out to the Caldwell county line
Dosie Hill and Charlie Hunt wi
give any Crittenden county ma
instructions free of charge an
. you can have as good a road q
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
WHOLE OF SERBIA
FACES EXTINCTION
Typhus Is Sweeping Eutire COun-
Try end Outbreak Of Cholera
Now Feared,

New York, May 3. The Rock
efeller Foundation War Relief
Commission made public last
night q report on destitution and
disease in Serbia in which it is
stated that on March 10 probab-
~ from %, 600 TO 10000 persons
were suffering from typhus in
Serbia and that this and other
epidemics were swiftly envel-
oping the entire nation. " The
report was transmitted from
Berlin.
Cholera was at that time eX-
pected with the arrival of warm
weather, and no preparations
had been made to combat it, the
report said. Probably 100000
persons were destitute. Meth
er the Serbian Government, alb
sorbed in the war, nor the peo-
pie themselves were able to con-
troll the situation, which the com.
mission described as not only o
menace to the health of the
Serbian people, but Of the whole
world"
II was upon this report that
the Rockefeller Foundation, al
the invitation of the Serbian
government, Joined with the
American Red Cross in sending
to Serbia the American Sanitary
Commission, which left her,
April 3 under the leadrship O
DR.. Richard P. Strong, of tn,
Harvard Medical School. Tn,
Commission proposes as its frs
step in controlling the epidemi
the isolation of the infected.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
Orchestra Of The Marion High
School Charmingly Entertained.

The Marion High School Or.
chestra which went to Providence
last Friday afternoon to attend
the contests there, were invited
to Jacksonville by their former
leader. Mrs. V. Y. Moore, and
left Providence for Madisonville
Saturday morning. Their host
ess and her husband met them,
accompanied by Mr.. r. E.
Moore, also a former Marionite.
and they were given q warm
welcome and a perfectly grand
breakfast" After q short res,
q tour of sight seeing over tn,
best town on earth" was taken
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
ROBBED HIS
EMPLOYERS.
Man High In The Employ OF Paint
Company Admits He
Is Guilty.

New York, May 4. Philip l..
White, the Sc. 00O-a-year manager
of the Masury Paint company in
Brooklyn, on trial as the leader
Of a band of highwaymen who
held up his employers bank mes
sengers and robbed them Of
50, 900 nearly a year ago, rose
from his chair in the courtroom
today, stretched both arms tow
ard Supreme Court Justice Aspi-
nall on the bench, and exclaimed:
stop! | am guilty. | want to
confess my guilt before God and
the world"
A court room scene seldom
equalled in the annals of New
York Jurisprudence ensued.
White, trembling with emo-
ton. he turned from the bench
and faced the jury.
II am guilty." he repeated,
1T is a bitter cup that is forced
to my lips, but it is the Lord.
II
will. Ihave lived two lives-'
a decent one and that of a high
waymen. | hope that God vii
forgive me and that | may liv,
long enough to make restitu
tion."
He reached to his coat lape
and fumbled with a gold butto,
in the button-hole, insignia Of hi
membership In a fratemal orde
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
THE hayward
MEDAL AWARDED
Miss Lucille Moore the Winner in
The Contest Held AT
The Auditorium.

In the Annual Girls Deelama-
tory Contest held at the school
auditorium in this city on Tues
day evening, April 20, 1915, be-
ginning at s o'clock the follow
ing interesting program was car
ried out
Southern Stars Orchestra
March Stars and Stripes For
ever Orchestra
La Czarine Orchestra
l. The Night Run Of the Over
land Iva Bigham
Usher, Ruth Travis
2. A Voice From a Far Country
Gladys Travis
Usher, Hilda Cook
Hunting Scene Orchestra
|3. A Little Child Shall Lead
Them Virginia Flanary
Usher, Vera Conyer
A. The Bride-Keeper's Story,
Katharyn Reed
Usher, Marjorie Paris
Cecile Waltz Orchestra
5. The First Settlers Story.
| Catherine Moore
Usher, Mary Dollar
6. 'Connor Lucille Moore
Usher. Dorothy Dean
Mill In The Forest Orchestra
. The young ladies all did ex-
: ceedingly well and all had many
enthusiastic supporters and each
: was the recipient of many fow-
era and other complimentary ev-
licences Of the merit of their
e work, and the esteem in which
n il was held. r rs-..s
e The judges awarded the beauti
: full Hayward medal to Miss Lu-
cille Moore the last dsclamer and
! the youngest of the sextette, and
d Immediately she was eheered en-
: Enthusiastically by the audience
! and was congratulated by each
q of her five opponents, showing
that the Judges award was
s agreed to unanimously.
q The happy winner is an orphan
ie and with her brothers and sis.
u ters lives with her grand father,
% Judge James Andersen Moore,
l. on east Depot street. Her faith
:. er was the late Robert Milton
III Moore, who died several years
l. ago in Oklahoma as a result OF
III an accident while logging. Hel
O. mother who was Of Indian de
In scent died soon afterward, leav
ing the five children amonS
al strangers. Judge Moore. ant
s. his good wife quickly decided +
n bring them all to their hom,
p here, from which all of thei
ar own brood had gone, out into tn
er world, grown to manhood an,
lic womanhood. And now they ca
look with pride on their secon
'c, family and are reaping their n
on ward for their labor of love
re, rearing them.
ID, The award automatically pr
Miss Moore in the Central ASS
citation Contest at ProvidenC
Friday evening April seth to rel
resent Marion in the girls d,
Gu clamatory contest there, arepo
Or. of which appears elsewhere /
nee these columns.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
HUNDREDS RUSH
TO GET TANLAC
Cooper Besieged With Callers
Who Want Famous
Medicine.

Louisville, May 5th. Hun
dreds are now calling almost
daily to meet l.. I. Cooper, the
noted visitor, and to find out
just how his famous medicine,
Tanlac, is sold, how it is pre-
pared and what the preparation
actually looks like.
In commenting upon the rush
to meet Mr.. Cooper and obtain
his celebrated medicine, the
manager Of the Taylor. .Isaacs
store, said:
THE success Of the opening
of the Introductory sale of Tan.
lac exceeded our expectation.
We have been agreeably sur
prised by the knowledge the
public seems to have of the
preparation. While many came
just to meet Mr.. Cooper and see
what the medicine really looked
like, equally as many came pre-.
pared to obtain the preparation.
These people simple asked for
Tanlac, and the facility with
which the medicine was distrib-
uted throughout the day proved
somewhat of q revelation to
many of our older men,"
Mr.. Cooper said: 81 am, in
deed, gratified to see such mark
ed inthusiasm, and / feel justif
ed in predicting that Tanlac vii
prove just as successful in Louis
vile as it has in the larger cities
| do not believe that | am over
estimating the success Of thu
medicine when | state thatl an
! confident that from three to fv
thousand people will call and oh
} tsin Tanlac during this week"
Mr.. Cooper was asked abou
=. the charitable work he intende,
to perform in Louisville. He re
piled: "Yes, it is true that
have written the Associate
Charities asking that orgauizs
: ton to furnish me, as soon
practicable, with the names an
addresses of at least fifty Of III
most deserving poor families {
your city, whom ] propose I
!, help. | have also written s.
Joseph's Orphans Home, offel
!. ing certain contributions. | sha
communicate with similar inst
tutions within a few days wit
the view of endorsing their n
bic efforts by assisting them
err some substantial way.
d. in conformity with my usu
is custom of encouraging the no
of pitals. | will make special Co
ms cessions with reference to su
a. plying such institutions of yo'
lie city with Tanlac. as | consid
mt the preparation a superior tor
a in all cases Of convalescence." "
ed The famous medicine, Tanls
ng can now be bought in Mari
.r. only at ]. h. 0rme's drug stol
iss and at A. 7. Browns. Blackfol
gh Ky. Advertisement.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06

CONTINUED to pays4
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
Marion Wins
new RONORS.
Miss Lucille Moore Carries of The
Honors In The School Con.
test All Providence.

Marion has sent many of her
gifted sons out into the world.
and daughters as well and is
destined to feel many thrills of
JOY as the younger generations
come on endowed with the va
rious talents that make people
famous. This week we present
q new heroine, as bright as a
star, gifted in oratory. imbued
with enthusiasm and realizing
that industry is one of the car.
dinal virtues. We refer to Miss
Lucille Moore, who, although
only Is years of age and the
youngest Of the contestants, won
the medal without q dissenting
voice in the Declamatory Con-
test Of the Central lnterscholas'
tic Association. held Friday
evening, April S0th, 1915. a
Providence, KY. in which tn,
following program was carriet
out:
Music Marion High School Or
chestra
DECLARATIONS
Cherokee Roses" Prue Wyatt
The Soul OF The Violin"
Cuba Casnel
Music Orchestr
The Parting OF Hector And
Andromache" Louise Proctc
] The Polish Boy" Mabel Conwa
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Rootors Who Went To Providence
With The Sp eakers.

The Marion friends of the
speakers chosen to represent this
city at the contest in Providence
were certainly loyal and interest
ed, judging from the following
list of those who accompanied
them, some going by rail and
others In automobiles.
Messrs:--
Walter Mcconnell
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06
notice.

The examination for Common
School diploma will be held Fri
day and Saturday. May l4th and
18th. The examination for ap-
plicants for Teachers Certifca-
tes will be held Friday and Sat.
urday. May 2lst and 22nd.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-06

lnyigoratlng 90 the Pale and siekly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
CRoNEs TASTrLIss chin TONIC. drives out
Malaria tufichrs the blood .lndt builds igtscsys-
ia. a true iouic. Pot aiults and ehii'Tcn. se
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-05
New York Cotton.

New York. June Cotton opened
az an advance of g 20 4 opirts and
sold about 90 s points net higher
right after the call under a renewal
Of active wan street selling and local
buying which seemed To be largely
based On an idea that the steel de-
cislon would heln a return % business
confidence. Gables. however did net
fully meet yesterdays local advance
while the weather map made a much
more favorable showing and the mar
ket met increased offerings az 70 cents
for October partly from houses with
Liverpool connections
The more urgent demand from shorts
appeared 20 have prsttv well salts
fed on ire early advance. and prices
aagFed or late in TIE morning under
scattered realizing for over the week
and In sympathy with the reaction I'm
the stock market Active months ruled
some 4 20 4 points net lower shortly
after midday.
There was a continuation % scat
tered realizing during the early after
noon with active N onths selling 10
points lower
Cotton FIXTURES opened steady July
aeis October ass December I0.es:
January 1877
spot cotton steady Nudninr s7s.
sales zoo bales.
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