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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-20

Yale" suggested Colonel Haywood
Brown. 'hns abolished tarkling " Where
NJ three years ago after Harvard game
lost wanted To- know when the rulc was
passed against catching punts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-20

When we think OF where the world
series viii probably be, we also remem.
per that Y might have called Tor a Jump
between Boston and St Louis and then
cheer 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-20
The Duffers Chant.

stood on the tee At midday,
AZ the clock was striking the hour.
Ana ! thumped the bali TO the water
with all OF my well known power
And. splashing into the water,
| wished. a. | Eaw II fall
Ihat J was the ono that was sinking.
In nlace OF the lucky ball.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-20

How can ono tackle a world serle, and
tne opening OF the football season at
ne same tlmeI pens pecvlsh scribe
prip1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
AMERICAN SECTION
FOR WAR RELIEF WORK
New Branch VIII Look After Fsmi.
lies Of Soldiers on MeHi.
can Border.
MRS. SALE is MADE CHAIRMAN
Issues Card to Public Stating Pur.
poses Of New Division Of War Re.
lief Work-Committce Chairmen
Are Appointed.

Efforts for tho relief OF dependent
families Of Virginia soldiers which
have been made by women of Rich
mond. under the leadership of Mrs. W.
w. Sale, received fitting recognition
Yesterday noon at meeting OF the
board Of directors OF the Virginia War
Relief Association, when the new move
ment was incorporated into the associa-
ton as the American section. Mrs.
sale. the chairman of the committee of
relief. vas elected member of the
board of directors
The American section is an organ
ization formed and controlled By
Their intention Is TO take care of the
families OF soldiers OF the State which
have been deprived of their means of
support because of the call to the
co!ors. Although the main opportunity
will come after the men have been
taken to the Mexican border, there are
needs now which demand relief
After the meeting at 1880 yesterday,
letters were sen. 20 every town in the
state from which companies of militia
had come. urging the formation there
OF local chapters 10 Cooperate With the
American section in extending it's aid
wherever there vas call The
women are anxious 10 show what re.
Spouse they can give 20 the cry for
patriotic service
For the enlightenment Of the public.
the committee OF which Mrs. sale Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
ATTEND TAX CONFERENCE
Governor stuart Names Sir Delexates
From Virginia 20 Indianspolia
Meeting.

Six delegates rere appointed yes
tsYdsy by Governor stuart as rspre.
sfsntatives from Virginia 20 the tenth
annual conference cf the National TI1
assec!Ation. which will be held 1t In.
dlsnspol!s. Ind, August 1891.
~ Commissions we're issued to Chris
topher E. Garnett and state Auditor
e. Lee Moore. of Richmond; s. R po.e.
hos. OF Fairfax: G. O'Connor GooIr!cE
ct fredericksburg J. Calvin Moss Of
Lyrehburg. and Ph!lip W. Murray. O.!
EsN'port News.
Zach o! the six delegates has played
prominent p<rt In the recent tax
Legislation Of Virginia. Mr.. Garne,t
3,d Mr.. Moore are connected In an
oMeiai capacity with the State Tax
Bard. Mr.. pcnohos was nAmbar OF
tho TAX Commission. appointed by thA
Legislature OF 1914, and was formerly
state Auditor OF Public Accounts Mr..
Seelr!ck, Nr. Moss and Mr. Murray
yrye patrons Of important tar meas.
{ 5<f st the last session Of the Gen.
saYal Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
WALLERsTE|N APPOINTED
ASSISTANT TO CARNETT
VIII Aid in Enforcement Of State,
New system Of Tax.
alton.
COMPILATION OF TAX LAWS
state Tax Board Defers Action on
Election OF Examiners OF Records
- Garnett Is Given Additional Office
( Assistance.

* Norton l. Wallerstein, for the past
two years Law assistant In the office
Of Attorney General Pollard. was yes
,erday elected by the state Tax Board
.econd executive assistant Of that
body He viii have an office In the
suite occupied by the staff of Execu-
1--WE Assistant Christopher b Garnet.
II the State Library Building.
Mr. Garnett. with whom Mr. waller
stein "as associated for nearly two
Years IN the Attorney-Generars office.
expressed himself yesterday AS much
pleased with the appointment. For
nearly a year MIR. Wallerstein's work
has been largely in connection with
new duties with thoroughsoing
knowledge Of the work Of this de-
partment
native OF Richmond. Mr. Waller
Vein was prepared for college in local
primary and high schools. and grad
in 1911 with the degree OF bachelor
OF arts His law training was OBJ
tanned at Harvard University where
be graduated with the degree Of LIB
IN 1914. Upon hi. graduation he went
a. once into tho Attorney Of
flee
HAS JUST COMPLIED
STATE TAX LAWS
AZ law assistant to IN. ATTORNEY
General. Mr. Wa!lerstein brought ON,
annotated compilations 81 the election
and liquor laws. and for the past Year
he has been at work on compilation
o. all the state tax laws This will
come from, the press shortly. He has
also prepared a digest OF tn. opinions
OF the ATTORNEYS ~ Virginia
since 1883 and a highly useful pamph-
la hn
compiled from the opinions Of The at
.to-neys-genera! and Constitutional and
statutory provisions on this subject IN
his reu office, Mr.. waNerst.!n's work
NIL! be largely with legal questions
arising from the application o, the
tax laws.
The Stat. Tar Board ne. IN the
e.s!cs Of Governor stuart az II o'clock
IN the morning and remained IN session
for mora than two hours. All three
7ten1berE-the Governor. state Aud!to!
Moore, and Judge prent!s. ~ the state
Corporation Conrission-wsre IN at
tendance Tho mee,ing rss attended
also hy Executive Assistant Garnett
The board took no action with r.ter-
enes 70 th' appointment % 1a=:!ne-s
% record TIE act relating 70 ts!e
matter was discussed az length. eY-
20 decision war reached as to .ts
application. The board u'ill tat. ts!f
mater UP aEaln az .a'e! meeting.
Executive Assistant G,rnett VAS au.
thoy!zsd 70 appoint an additions! STE.
nogrspher and has selected 70. th!s
position Misc '-onsue!is Green At an
.lylier meeting Of the board & elected
as stenographer and chief clark to M..
Gsynett. w. L. williams. formerly
senoeraphe- 10 Governor stuart
Eoth Miss Green and NJ. williams have
been az work in SIr. Garretts otf!.s
since June l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Celebrate Fourth In Roanoke
Governor stuart and his staff rill be
guests Of honor at tn. Fourth OF JUL
celebration that will oe held Tuesdav
n Roanoke. TIE Governor and Local
n bars o. the STAFF w.il leave Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

chairman has issued 4 statement OF the
purposes IF the movement stat. ma :
pers are urged to give prominence to
the card. The card follows.
Information is hero given that a
branch Of the Virginia War Relief
Association has been ORGANIZED under
tho mama ~ tho American scction. the
activities OF which will be confined At
present 20 the relief of families Of
American soldiers There have already
been few appeals from persons .n-
tirely dependent upon men now serving
with their companies. Until /, becomes
absolutely necessary. there will he no
appeal for funds. but the public is
asked to bear this association and tts
purposes in mind and heart and to be
ready 70 help when the call comes.
tsisneD MRS. w W. SALE.
"Chairman''
Officers OF the American section are:
Mrs. " W. Sale. chairman. Mrs Fred
Peasants. vioe-chalrmsn: Miss EVELYN
Gordon. secretary. Mrs. Arthur p. Will
mer. treasurer. Committee chairmen
appointed were groceries. Mrs Bon o.
James: clothing, Mrs r W. Eowles
coa' and ice, Mrs Charles r Boiling
dry goods, Mrs. joseph r Fouraurea
childrens clothing, Mrs John stewart,
Bryan, physicians, Mrs Lawrence T
Price: Investigation. Mrs. Henry Bag-
kerville; druggists Mrs. r c. Massi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
MAIL AGREEMENT REACHED
Post-oHce Department and Norfolk
southern Railway Come to
UpderstandinR.

NORFOLK. VA, July 1.-Colonel W
g. Rodman. general solicitor of the
Norfolk Southern Railway. to-day an
nounced that the Post-Ofice Depart.
ment had accepted the compromise pro-
posal for the handling of mails over
the various lines of the system
The new contract was effective last
night. the Norfolk Southern reserving
II rights in the division case now
pending in the Supreme Court. and re-
cetvinE minor concessions Mails are
being handled - usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
SHIP CARPENTERS STRIKE
Cnulkers and Joiners In Norfolk
PIants Also Walk

NORFOLK. VA, July THREE hun.
dred ship carpenters, caulkers and
tolners this morning went out on a
strike when local shipbulding plants
turned down their demand for an eight
hour daS at the present scale Of wages
The strike vote was taken last night
Eight plants practically are tied up
The navy-yard and Newport News
plant are not affected. National Or
Eanlzer George Crosby is In charge 81
the situation for the unions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

liver an address AZ tho 1880 syenins
services. The Young Mems Christian
Association headquarters. established
by the state executive COMMITTEES. ara
being kept open daily. and this mill.
tiamen made welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
SERVICES IN CAMP

DT' SmITH FTCaChek 10 ArtIIIer yIi
DIR. Wilson Mt Infantry HeBdGunrt-
sfahs This Morning.
Rev. James Power Smith. D. d, chap
lain Of the First Battalion, Virginia
Field Artillery, will conduct services
at battalion headquarters in Sherwood
Park, this morning at 1890 o'clock
nr. Smith. who was captain and aid
on the staff of General StonewalI Jack
son during the war Between the States
has for some years been the chaplain
NJ the Virginia Field Artillery on the
staf Of Major T. NJ Workman, and has
several times accompanied the Howit-
zers on trips to various battle fields
Father oFarrell, mons!gnor will
conduct mass at o'clock this morn
ing In the auditorium at the Young
Mems Christian Association soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

services AZ reg,mental headquarters
Rev. l. T, Wilson. r y. will speak
on Influence" a, $50 In tho after
noon To this address the public is
invited. Bishop Collins Denny will de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
MUSIC IN CAMP
second Regiment Band VIII Give Con
cert This Afternoon ut
o,CloCk

CPTF Mn A1FFrnOOn ut
1910 O'Clock.
Soldiers at Camp Stuart and their
visitors will be entertained by 4 con-
cert at brigade headquarters ar 4:20
o'clock this afternoon by the Second
Regiment band. of Dayton.
VIII Fl. Ruebush, the chief musician
and director. announces the program
as follows:
/. March. "Battleship New York"
Bennett
2. Mexican serenade. la Paioma."
Yrad!er
3. Selection. Faust" " f;ounod
4 Song, sweet Adair". Friedland
8. Waltz, Danube Waves. Ivanovici
s Selection. Southern Melodies" Hayes
{. Song, Sprinkle Me With Kisses"
Ball
s. March, "Amba ssador" Basley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
COAL RECEIPTS HEAVY

Roadn During June Dump I.4sB. enO
Ton. nj Norfolk and New
port New.
NORFOLK, VA, July THE com =
bined coal receipts Of Norfolk New
port News during June broke all pre-
vious records. the three coal roads
dumping l.4ss.aoo tons Practically
half of the total was handled by the
Norfolk and western Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Senator Addison Here.

nonE the visitors at the GovaraeTy
Oh e yesterday was state Senator wal
ter 2. Addison. OF Lyrchburg. Sena-
ter Addison's son. Julien H. Addison, ts
3 member OF Company L. First Virginia
lafaatry. encamped at the Fair
GYounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

] mond Monday night This stan. mounted
| and IN full uniform. rill be given a
| leading position In tho biz parade
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
MATAM0R0S TO SEE
MIDDLEWEIGHT FIGHT

liinWNSNn.fE Dam unn ar.
fanHrmgrt havr hren mnde fnr b. o..
fnuui hutiue c0Htrsi between UHHa.
ielnha imana Ok.rfe. middIeusl.l
chHmplun % V.Alon. snd Tommy Rne
1900 thr ilnh.4ru urartat chlii.n.rr
ftf fhf utio when permits were Grant.
ed Hn} Tuwu Tor fhe stasIne uf co.,
contest ht NrtIrau HHfhngIIrs The
mou pave snrd contracts fr 3.
rnnnde Gndfr .trsiahi Nnr4nis of
vueofmbetr' 0llcs 10 Dos pounds nina
side
Jimmy 0heffo wnn the champion.
ship ~ MeKic0 m lsiu at Numuan hs
hn"eNug nnt Ihi gsrs in ono round
ile hHs hsa MANY flehis and d una
~ fhf hHrirsf hiitrrs n tho eame
ltnwHn is oarHdcred mighty eaaB
man in thr Northwest
Afmnsrmrnif hoVr boon made with
iho 81 a.. 3d. a a. RS fnr rraurra
atos ioF ihe aceoaiop aud many n.ib.
Hns arr expected ffom Corpus Chri.u
anH poinis 1859 thr Nlo Grando Naiiot
Stat iuofs Moss thc sceno 81 the bst
ilf s Ntrf GnIei now and husiness Us
suud Ihr Americans ARE suInr acfnss
4s ncinrr ihf truuhie
A. iA.round SENT wmdup ani in
arnund pfelwirery wiz rhn hc st1ecd
BOZ tho alut cafd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

~ hsIf u ee,ott.r,. ~sh 49,, r..,,.
i.us IA "a. state. =. ~, - $780, -,
lsntl6..i4e ard 49, n r.nflI.f rIsh IN.
! ~ ftArtsf
1850 n u.v.< ~ A.. ss,x A
if.rnas fbftstf !. ral,y 5,r,rt.g 4.
No.. 1yoprr t.sles ~ 80 ,i..sion y, y.
anial.ftd h s4.r.ssrfs wiah - f.te,.
n a. GU ftsrfes ~ $500 IA ~
..ss tAes sktrf4 iS8i a.rs rv,.,r 4. ~,
fafs 81 .aa - f,es
N,eta,n Yte ~ sh.s a., ...,,. 81.
fsrmsyly belsusssr a. H. f..sls. Il "a
ovrnr, -, -. i,.',,., ,.,.'.,,i.'d ~ n. =.
Tsussrf alta insaifsei ~ npifsL "a
thst saif tu.ln..s ma IA ~ 3 e..finp,..l
Il 40 tim ru.tsns Is gsesf .aaos
stnhees 20 SO p1l.ile nNd ~ IA that
s4le ~ $50 t'r0,-sti.s 4, tbe d .sls,.
Arti Psiiest ard f.ieht f'ass.-s.,t till
rrsnls - i-tt,Y seryire. ssa h ~ sllm
lattfaa ~ danlieafh,n ~ t..ll. asa ,iaos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION Or
A SICK ST0gl
-pEPE'S DlAPEPsiN~ rnn,
STOMACH DISTRESS ~ ~.
MINUTES. ~

Time o. Fauo's ri-unrsi.
scsi nngthins sou eas ard 49,
soHr safsy ar oat-of -ori..
sgfcit Hifhin nfe minutes
~ F0rf meals don't fif et.,.....
as what sou eat iles Ike ~.
r9l BOZ sour stomach ~ u i.
arafthuru ;nal 3 sisn n ~.
tion. Z"
gst from ronr pterinacssf
cent case af Pages Dnpepsln ~
anrr just Is Soon al wa 80. Z
500 he nu sour rslnla. 30 t,t,.
H1dIseaicl food mixe1 With ~
stomach gas or heartburn. f,,s..
Urr feeling in Che stomach III
t00IIfli.aF headaches di1sIrsa, =
fegf.ral grpirr This wili ~ i.
hesiifs there VIII o. no soar 1,.t
Hffr In fhe stomach fn pdfsaa
breath Nth uauseous odars.
Iarr marepsin b. "a crrfslr
fnr -of-nflcr siomaehs he.as.
iaars faH ~ fugr faal aaI llA..
Iasi the aame as 90 yolr fomlsa !.
there
Relief .r five minufga from AZ j.
arh misery DIS waiting for yoe 4
irle store.
These arer ffit-canf casn. 4.
HrHurr Fnrfr u.apersin~ to 80
lr0 tm.1 free from stonses ,
ie-s ana lui.e stlln fsr
UtNa ff nriNUaa In Your halna.I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04


iiiFtlpiAr iHf Iiih fiuiuiS0 ug
n tfitftl fflf1i0N BIS am
LILY ui fNhlf N CHRISTI NY ulf
ttAlsffLu VOTERS ~ SAID flIY
tyii liit lFNFueE ~ pFfEHMiN
no ~ q y ALbEfif3t INferlF
MAt tiif IifF FNfIEF FIH Rif
t3.AAl AND no sftFsh IN TIl
tiif ~ tNnriH CHRISTI fEEAe
itlitNtNit OPERATED 1851 IIfg
FltlliiN Ylelif COMPANY Tu
tHf tJHifit iiitf4Ii RAILWAY
AID LIGHT COMPANY. iN alUuru
Atst MifiI tiiArfEf ~ uF Ii.E
tlttlhtk LAWh OT I'M sIAIf
tff ltNAH ADOPTED nY yHF
ihiitfl FOURTH iliitlA1f El.
~ iht siAll on IENAN. ANU
iif iaiiAf hh IiiEN5fNf4
~. iI ORDAINED ~ mss CITY
lNf o. Nt iNk CiIt 0F CuH
tAa chGiFIi
vtian Itat u = tff.ss o.a.t.J
Than 90 fh1ian 81 fho qhaUhad tsi.rs
~ lhf tft NJ fun4rs fhfIsii Ietaa. b.
hfl4 oe iAf isih d4Y 10 January. A b
inir. ~ ih. puYaso III asfenrinli,s II
q y tidfiitr al fn,sffc III ana ia as
Properties lauaftls oanl6 tt fna prsfiaa
iiehi iosefauy maf Ell fht fntlfr flot
iiN plant hnl 5n.mfe-. 81 fha lity 81
corpus CHRISTI Irfhs. formerly oonttl
aHh operated hf sad fafppfnian ana
nov or ried by ib. tai 3 n Eaifidrs
~ tAt ipfffn thfisN Hallaav AID I4rht
'pnlarf ~ toWae ifirtii. itNa4
NtiiHh iiai iha lsiiia ~ .ueh eior.
tini' siaN ~ tfpt efau from flaht
"'i'tA ~. ~ erFfH eflort q n and
tNHt ~ plt irti.n so qualified Ysl.fa
ilinN boz shN tlif Oi lofrns Christi
NaN ~ tluwti So vote. and that the
fpiiiii9 places nHi psriinu Officers of
sal fifsiipu faap ht ~ uht.ffiy aa
iNfeHsi There shaN ht nus polling rlsre
90 ne 'tif lisll aai Ilfn station. 10
heHi tlriiHn Precinct SCI I. 0f the cts
~ '"ir'n iHrirfl aHd ~ u Wright n
hNtcuN flfrltfd pu.IiiNr iipifs.
aA1 y hfuiman ald ll ~ gsrfptt
aseisishs ptires
Section That the fa7m OK i,llal 10
lH' lsri III snif fifi.hr Hif fiaan ,niiua
% ihtpf nt tho sNla ht 81 10 filrIdar
tfHiec, ~ CO.. entire electric piaat a0d
lni. aifaf lplhlFiY aislaiaa hg the
itoplfa Awli Company aNl nYu sperat
~ ~ tHih tfuaiUf lbs ,afras christi I
irAaf| iN ihr Corpus Christi NailHav and
liHhi nHmRN hsD o. ar muauaf
ipt iuc sle bf o. ~ lilndse. fru.
Nf Hi i'ie faiifp riotifie Fiauf ani hiaI 1
D tfmtflf Vpriainl 81 thr plnula
iAtit NiHniting n tHW. hfI,ii Co ihr
''tppa thuti iiallaag lpI lleiit t3m
Ana ihf .pfm ~ liilai o. d. ns,a III
iela rtfilun Ia thasa tnisnr aasir.t
go Ait ~ iifo said Is II Ehluase.
ltHsi'f. q aali tiffiie plant and hua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
MANCHURIAN SOFA
BEAN MAY RELIEN
GERMAN FOOD FAAH
CHINESE LEGUMlNoUs HEst
FOUND TO CONTAIN nsN
VALUABLE PRoPERTIEs
CAN MAKE INTO DYNAM


LHNInN iun o Discussion n
teH H"raaHc aeain-t Gcrmany
f" bruins attention to the III
'N been to which d giyN
iHtnfY-fivc per cent n
'AIi't.ti area ln ManckurlA.
.h"nHh 'h0 $3.50 Be- well Nnown
ai-N resaraed boz Germany art
SCANDINAVIAN countries and - nqs
Second 600 fhe hst oi china's eNs
r hlf hth'fi0 achieved small ~
r'inmffDn boz the Engiyh ses4
countries and even the latest M
'iiea aiHn'" 10 with the brief deN
u'n An Asntic icsuminous \
NA cine Soia the seeds uf whlcA
"7ru I" pi'parc snuc" called sqYf
N''"''~h We chinese have 80
'' "A''nsiN"lN t"t "a CASE
''"'-'nl '',iF' ih" FIRST "''rr'
~ '' i'.''P' Ma7 n'"H' " Y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

tiir rlfF fhlnts uAA n
~e feaA aia.t anil
are III imius,llstc ini
ppliaNgt O. TIE caiec.
tius nslhfr. laa snlta
shd skimnll fg,noiy
cgilrl Mother ;
ffitni~ ma Il az
phg.i over me musrle {,
81 tha siaaata. III al
{ fpig pcaotfaiinf IN
~ lniletikc. Moiae
ever fi,cfe TN ~ Il,
es'ltlax raccl. bow ii
ellaDs palas inrllcng q
Nfft s p 4nuII
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of MOlher no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Unlimely End.

Ready. Ky" was not able 10 IA
anything tor nearly six months" write,
MIS-. laura BIdichef. OF this place. land
Was down in bed Tor three months.
! rarno, tell yea how ! suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor tod ny husband n,
sonid not DO me any good. ana he mad
% give U up. We tired anotnef dociof.
oul ne d1d not help me.
AZ last, my asolher advised me 10 take
SaIdui, The woman's tonic. ! THOUGHT
y Was no use for was nearly dead ara
nolhlng seemed 20 do me any good Rta
! hook eleven bottles, and how am able
70 90 All OF my work and my own
if'iuS Cardui Is the best medicine IN
NC world. Ally weight has increased.
and LOOK the picture Of health. p
u you suffer from any OF the aiimeu,s
pssuilar e women, get 4 bottle OF Cardu
'odaf. peiaY IS dangerous. We know
J VII help you. iof il has helped
nSny lhonsands OF other weak won
n lhe past 50 years.
Al all druggists.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
KANSAS CRY

KANSAS CRY. Jan iiogs re.
ceipte iIopo lower, bulk t3oa67a
Cattle kcceipts ie.aoa. steady
southern steers 5seMegt.
sheep ltecelpt~ 5000 higher: lamb.
s7s@ste
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

POI Nficr inHt REPAIRS may he made
lhe Gfps1 viil make uo trins 10 port
Arkansas until further notice Agter-
tisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

y 81 Harkias ana Ralph uurhr. 10
Q1anah are visitors in ihc city suesis
Az the surccs
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-12
YANKS ISSUE
CALL FOR TRIP
TO THE SOUTH

New York. Jan. 12.-The first call for
the baseball season OF 1916 was sound
ed from the office OF the Yankees yes
terday. when Secretary Harry Spar
row sent out notices to all young
pitchers to report at Macon. Ga, for
practice on Feb. p. Washington
Birthday was chosen so that when
Manager Bill Donovan asks each one
of the young pitchers the question,
f.Are you a good pitcher?'' the young
STEERS will think Of Father George and
Hhe cherry tree and answer, mo, am
mot q good pitcher" That viii start
the season right.
The Yankee regulars will assemble
at Macon on March 1, when they ex-
poet to ind all the pitchers with arms
30 sore that the veterans will be able
to do some hitting and look like real
batsmen- The players will be put
Through their PAGES by Manager Don
'ovan and Trainer Duggan until March
"a, when the trip North will begin.
A schedule of s15 games has been ar
ranged, which includes series with the
Cincinnati Reeds, the Brooklyn, and
the Giants. The three games with
Cincinnati viii be played at Memphis
Tenn, on March 81, and at Cincinnati
on Saturday and Sunday, April 1 and
2. An exhibition game will be played
at Huntsville, Ala. the home of Gabby
Street, who was a catcher of the Yam
aees for a short time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-12
LATEST TIDINGs FROM SHORTHAND
IS
NAMED COACH
FOR SYRACUSE

Syracuse, N. Y, Jan. 12.-Bill .Hol-
lenbach, former Pennsylvania star,
was last night selected as coach for
Hollenbach coached Penn States
teams for five years and last year was
coach at the Pennsylvania Military
Academy in addition to assisting at
Annapolis. HoIlenbach signed a, long
term contract with Syracuse.
HolIenbach was a candidate for the
coaching position at Pennsylvania, but
the place went to Bob Folwe1l. Big
bill was offered the place of assistant
coach, but he declined, although he
asserted he was willing and ready to
come back at any time and help gra-
it's. Ho11enbach was a remarka BILE
football player in his college days, and
since graduation has shown himself to
be a great coach; particularly at Penn
State. He has also coached at the
university of Monroe.
Ho11enbach succeeds Buck O'NeilI,
the former Williams star, as coach at
Syracuse. ONeiH attained remarka BILE
success here, but had to give up coach
ing in order to attend more strictly to
his business with the legal department
of a New York insurance firm.
Ho1Ienbach will have free hand
here. The coach at Syracuse is SUI
preme and there are no influences or
committees to hamper him. Bill Horr,
one time Syracuse football and weight
throwing star, who was assistant to
ONeilI. will. very likely remain in a
similar capacity under Hol1enbach.