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The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
Michigan Democrats
Listed AS Support
ing Equal Rights
FORCED TO TAKE
WILSON PLANK
Fight to Prevent Party
Endorsement Proves
Failure
BY =. {. w. BRIGHT.
tstaG Correspondent Detroit Tin

iva" correspondent Detroit Times
ST LOUIS, June 1.-THE lead.
ers OF Michigan's Democracy are on
record as officially approving woman
suffrage Laugh IL you like-you're
certainly entitled 10 a little quiet
snickering-but Judge Connolly,
Congressman Doremus, Edwin Hen
derson. Percy Crosse and some more
OF them are sligred-oficially only,
renember-with the votes for wo-
men people.
1t was low down trick that
Gov. Ferguson, of Texas, a rabid
anti-suffragist, played on the De-
troit patriots in the closing hours
OF the convention yesterday after
noon, and the unit rule completed
the confusion of the home folk.
Ferguson touched of the only FIRE
works OF the convention VIXEN he
attacked the plank in the platform
which urges states 10 extend suf-
frage 10 women on the same terms
as 10 men, proposing substitute
which simply affirmed the principle
OF states rights and made no men.
ton of suffrage.
Senator Stone. chairman OF the
platform committee. who defended
the suffrage plank. was almost in a
state OF collapse from loss OF sleep
during the 30 hours the committee
had struggled with the platform.
lie was hectored considerably BY
the delegates, and soon gave way
to Senator Pittman. or Nevada, a
tactless young person who was
quickly in trouble.
1t began TO really look as though
the suffrage plank was in danger
and Senator Walsh was put up 10
stem the tide. He Is some little
stemmer. He told the delegates
frankly that the party sorely needs
the 81 electoral votes furnished BY
the suffrage states OF the west. and
that they should not be endangered
by rejection OF the suffrage plank
Furthermore, he declared that Pres.
ident Wilson had practically dictat-
ed the suffrage declaration.
walsh's talk turned the trick and
the Ferguson substitute was los;
by SsS IL 10 1Sl l-2.
Gov. Ferris announced that Michi-
gan's 30 votes. under the unit rule
were cast against the substitute.
The poll OF the Michigan delegation
was Il for the suffrage plank and
seven against, - delegates being
absent.
But wasn't II a shabby trick that
Ferguson played?
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
LELAND SAYS
COPPER COUNTRY
is FOR HUGHES

Frank b. Leland. OF Detroit, can
didate for governor, has returned
from an extended trip through the
upper peninsula. He was accom-.
panied by former Gov. Fred VI War
ner. Mr.. Leland was pleased with
the many assurances OF friendship
and support be found in the copper
and iron districts. Hughes senti
ment is strong in the north. he says
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
Bic Delegation Arrives
BY Boat to Spend
Day
ARE GUESTS OF
4 COMMERCE BOARD
Visitors Are Entertain
ed At Belle Isle In
Forenoon

y Hundreds OF steamer and factory
fWhistles Joined In the salute that
'Eroeted the immense side-wheeler
OF the Cleveland &
s uffalo line. as she pulled into the
64harf Ut the foot OF Wayne-st. at 9
61ock. Saturday morning. with 400
noMbers Of the Buffalo Chamber of
c1nmercc on board. President Ed
1Sn DENLY. OF the Detroit Board OF
onSnerce, several hundred members
~ the board and the Boosters club,
~ auxiliary organization, welcomed
81 - Cruisers as they stepped down
~ rang plank TO srend the day in
II ely.
The Bufralo boat was delayed
|{1nge than q half hour by the heavy
|youther on Lake Erie.
The visitors were taken In auto
'(1obiles to the Belle Isle dock and
- 10 the island. where a program
S1er the direction of the Detroit
nrd was scheduled. An entertain
ut. consisting principally OF
NASHVILLE acts, with several singers
80 the local theaters. was held in
y bicycle pavilion. A box luncheon
~ served at noon in the pa
}3'kas outomobile ride about Detroit
100 principal part Of the afternoon
nGy1m. After the doings at Belle
IN TIE BuffaIonians will congregate
80 foot OF Jos. Campau-ave.. and
~ conclusion of the sightseeing
fWtll attend the ball game be-
- the Athletics and Tigers at
MI Aeld. II the weather 10 favor
npcheon viii be served at the
- a. Commerce building late in
: xfternocn- The Buffalo cruise
n1nittee will be entertained by the
6krOit boards cruise committee in
~ Hotel Statler in the evening
~ WIN leave on the return triT
~ > p. m.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
T; ANNA SHAW
SPEAKS TODAY
nsiS Su6ragist Will Give
Go1lts Of Her Observations
at Three Conventions

II ~. Anna Howard Shaw, consid-
ND Americas greatest woman ora
~ and former president OF the Ma
.t1oual Equal Suffrage association.
'0toaks In the Twentieth Century
.11nh. Saturday afternoon. at 3
Rrfe14ck, under the auspices OF the
4 Zaual Suffrage league of Wayne
fo1nty.
X Df. shaw has just returned from
k<Ao St. Louis convention, after at
f>onding the Republican and Progress
o1ve conventions in Chicago, and thu
SSnbject of her address will be what
- her opinion. was accomplished To-
1he cause of suffrage at these TIVE
national gatherings. The public 4
INVITED. no fee being asked.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
phone Rate hearina Adlourned.

The hearing on the telephone com
pany's petition for an increase In
rates was adjourned. Friday after
noon. until Thursday. June %.
James G.. Gray took up the after
noon before the state railroad com.
mission in the council chamber with
recital OF figures intended 10 bear
out statements made by other wit.
nesses lie Is company expert
from Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
City News in Brief

Mrs. Anthony l.. kirchner. formerly
of Detroit. died in Cleveland, Fri
day. Mrs. Kirchner was 76 years
old. and was born in this city.
Mrs. ANTHONY Iihi' netroit pIoneers
She was educated In the convent
OF the Ladies' OF the Sacred Heart,
Sandwich. Ont. In 1909. MIR. and
Mrs, Kirchner celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Free lance detectives made a we'll
executed raid ON an alleged gam
bling room on the second floor OF
No so Csdillac-sq,. early Saturday
morning. !, and &c. cSnhsSsted si.'is $40 70
poker chips and other gambling
paraphernalia The lookout" was
slenced by Detectives Kettlehut
and Schemansky while Detectives
Grimm. Clark. Rurkhart and Hcf-
from went 10 the room by way OF
IRE escape.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
KALAMAZOO
PAPER MILL
HANDS STRIKE
BY UNITED PRESS.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June IL
With the refusal OF officials OF
three big paper mills here to sign
the union agreement presented by
their employees, more than two
months ago. workers in these mills
went on strike at o'clock last
night Nearly 1000 men are az
fected
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
|TJSTICE HUGHES
MAY COME TO
DETROIT IN JULY

n Charles 4. Hughes, Republican
psidential nominee. viii be invited
bettoit for the annual excursion
she North End Republican club.
&uIy ~. according to 2 decision OF
~ executive committee, which was
1oM by President Fred Robinson
that he had been given assurances
MT the ex-justice would attend. The
Anisation will go TO Tashmoo
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
ONE KILLED, TWO
HURT, WHEN TRAIN
HITS AUTOMOBILE

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. June II.
Burr Il. Davis. Il. was killed, his
sister, Miss Winifred Davis, injured.
and Miss Fay A. Young, teacher OF
domestic science I'm Battle Creek
schools. is near death. as the result
OF an auto accident. this morning
A Moscow division train lift tho
Davis party's auto at Beadle Lake
crossing. near here. Davis was
killed Instantly Miss Davis, librar-
ian here, was thrown from the
wreckage. Miss Young will prob
ably die.
PrtntinE-the ptsin neat kind--thnt
L. risht--rimcs Jos Dept.-MaiB tn2O.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

For the hrst time since the Amer.
lean revolution the British flag was
carried across historic Concord
bridge recently, when the British
Naval and Military Veterans asso-
citation OF Boston. visited Concord
10 decorate the graves OF the first
two British soldiers who fell in
I775.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

Vance Mccormick, OF Pennsyiva.
MIA, was chosen by President vii
son 10 manage the Democratic cam
paign In the face OF considerable op-
position from party leaders and
members Of the national committee
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

Among the new educational toys
IS an outfit for making miniature
concrete blocks
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

Ine wedding OF Miss Dorothy
MN. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
1N1ln G. Brown. of New York
on6 John Hoar. Of Boston and
1g(. Mass. IL to take place to-
~ The country home Of the
Coports q Dobbs Ferry. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
Odds and Ends

PLAINFIELD. N. AFTER parad.
~ the streets here for over an hour
"a vain effort to give away S.
|<I1.06. Clark s. Perrine, OF West
.oeld. got rid of only $500.
BURLINGTON, N. ia New Jer.
~ penny. dated 1886. was sold for
40 times its face value TO Hill.
I'D Rider. coin collector. OF FL
- N, y.
CHTCAGO--A year ago James
ne. swimming instructor, rescued
~ Agnes Brandt just as she was
lnx down for the third time. To
~ they eloped and were married
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

PrtntinE-the ptsin neat kInd--thnt
L. risht--rimcs 3oA Dept.-MaIn tn2O.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
NAIvTsr0N cnnNTY

ruamis.iou Don lnlT Acaiust esos
nIrd siafra Srnat,f Bfooks 3u-
Campbell Vda Cuquiu {tgl. Cslhofsuu
l"os patIs lta. lirne 4sf
thli Justice Jenkins $50, rhlinps
ASA
Asaosiate Justice llsll cop. Naotl,
2ggs
Governor Ferguson As2d, Marshall
lu2 MsHis si-
Attorney oenrrai loanY 2.asi. Row
land $50 Wnoda 1igl
halrvad Commissioner ilsnia alu
NaNifii $3.50 Rnhhns Yfn
state Treasurer halrf .ans. Edward,
HfsI Nunn hfd
Judge Criminal Appeals Harper 1893
Morrow ialt
tommissunr land uiiirs Drer l.afi
lNil lus2 Robson tfiG
tummirHnnr of Agriculture Davis
fslf lipht tfOf
t0mpirallT Ifrn i1na. White ono
tonErreman at lafrt nlfnr 2u9
tHpley n's DA ls7 Darwin itl nasis
$500 iruan a1 ihgtmm lGl. Garrett
lll ilauiurinn ff lhttland 10 81
lHmnr l,1 radilrfmd 500 Potter 1li
iiHhfrstuu law iH 1901 Against
lnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

TIC hoafa ~ trustees N Common
scheai District No Z n Nnsces e0an.
fN TfFaA vii rfreiff proposals. fHf
fff eraefiHH hHd fnnfiafinf - z
q hood hI'i1inf ~ inug.ffff. Texas
Tho hoard reserves fbs rirhi a. reisfi
nHY grf au hds ffls g. b. in 80
hhnfa ~ soc afe hiffef ~ so Uri4fk b
NJ an Monday AuEutf 1910 A.
bida must be- omfanis4 hf cefti+
ne1 cheft fof 2 scr cent - iha aBonn
- 80. rhffk % BE- payable tn So
John f'tr snl ~ ~ farfrifai 10 ihf
board BE- damages should fhe cnuigae
Cor fali A. enter iran nanifaff Hnl maxi
bond al required iH specification
Plans may b. seen Sc she 0ffifr ~ as.
aretHrci 0u heeHff 20 fnfssslf b
$40 will o. Required 90 aN plans o..
moved from fnf office
o. fasa O contractor nlHNfa 80
fiaHs fof his e9finrife u rtin VA
sire 1peHf1 hf may haff them ~ mss
ine ihf dep0sit shifh vii - feisfnel
0hsu fhs plane eve ftfBrnsd n 500
condition except fhe hffuai o1sf ~
iasf printing urg DALE
Arfnifsn fof the Is0afd
~ chaEsrrai ~ Corpus CHRISTI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

Submission Ngf IL aFainsf ri
United Fiafrn senator tsfa0ha az.
campbell ~ coiquiit tq. Casnefsnn sk.
pHsir q Henry 2.
chitf Justice Jenkins ~. phnips o.
Associate Jhsfice giau its. yAntis
is
losefnor Ferguson $40. Marshall 70.
Maffir CO.
Attorney General Looney "a Iiou.
'ani tt woods a.
iaiifpa0 Cgrnnlssionrr Daniei ~.
tafnfid e. Robins g.
sfaie Treasurer Baker ~. Edwards
q Munn 30
bulge cfiminai Appeals IIarpsr eg,
NnrfoW igs
and office s3oers o.
iiH ~ Robson AZ.
fommissionsf ~ Agriculture Dnsin
~. iiaitsr, ~.
Comptroller Terrell u, White 10.
cpuEfsfsman ~ large isyrne H..
croiey p Cor it. Daf2fn ~. Davis a..
nfnln p flfErefnld ~. Garrntt 10.
itsrinsfeH u. Lakeland -. McI.em0re
~, Faadisford 10. Porter g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
SAnINY c0uNrY

Nplmlssien Dor AR2. sealnst $40
Inlsci Stair. S,aatos nn.als ar.
NHwpls'll lV0 N,tlaiit ats. Vuib,fson
- Davis a. ileufV aa. Giddis u
,hiVi iu,slce 4fukius as. plnh..
Ass'oiste lest.ee Ilsa 5ol, Yan,i.
aol.
oovofrH fsrg,.cp osa. Mafsball
80 Noffi. tii
NiHfnrN Nvnegal Levine, UaS rnw
ianA ~ No,pis 4sf
kalnaAi Nommissinntf -lAei.l PAS
MaHnela fii. kahhlua Na
Nieto ircasuri hakrr aNa. flWanla
ass MUM ial
'udes Criminal Apptals Harper sac
NATION ain
tummis.innsr land ufnts gi.ssn
VIM g. Nehisan luI
Nommlssieuef oi Afrieeliufc nssls
tll, iialliat N6
Comptroller ferrcN O.a. White N.A
Nongrssman al iant R,nae as.
tonlc, iW Goa q Darwin ilA. fngis W.
fHmin q. tit4rHd a. narutt iaa. lla4
unpiap 81 Lakeland SO. Mei.emors iAS
fnddifieN a. rultcf N0
Rolstteou law fct Jla aealusi isd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
HOPKINS COUNTY.

Sahnis,lm Us lnt kalnst naa
lrinl siair. senator ut.als s,m
tHmrhll pfN tolfutt eat t9hhs~soa
tN DAVIS luo ilrnu ASA
'alU iuHire Jenkins iNgr. phiups
l04s.
associate 1usiioe Hall lsv. Naur,
leaA
neycmol Frms,n li3o Marshall g.
Morris $3.50
Attorney Densfal la.bney aaai Row
land ff1 Moeis ass
Ra'iuad tnmmiaslanff Daniel sl.
Mas i' R0hiAns iNu
siaie ifrauur nslrI PAS. Edwards
1873 Mum $40
ladrr ,iimina Appeals Harper aDld.
Morrow 4 gn,
Commissioner land uinrc -Goors I.
Ni. llll $50 Nnlisaa / esi
tammisaiouog pi Agriculture nssss
eaA nalieu Nlp
Comptroller rrnn 1857, White d
'nHrfoasmau "a iarRe n,fnv IA.
lH''rl lll Cos SOS. Darwin 94l DAVIS
tntt irmIu rU itsefmM sii Garrett
tni harrington ie. Lakeland I'D. Mele.
more HH raddleinri boz ltgter aia
Robertson Law Dor iN,1. against
Oa5.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
OAhLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- A~GLEARING HOUSE" For TEXAS

state Treasurer hAksr y, Haoagd.
cas- MUM lA
Marsou a1A.
tsmiai.slnrrf Land Osfi.~, g.s,s he
MHl sN Rotd..,n ala
,emHissiensf ei Agriculture iAVi
ga 1ialiNst 81
tewpir,llf rcsrsil sls. White "a
'ongfesswan a. LAME n,qns Na
teairs =. ,eN . Darwin iA. nasis e.
ltumio ~ fatiseuld ipo. t,afrrtt g,l
Harrington q iAsAlsna q. Msismof. "a
F4dAlsierd n, p0ftts ~
Hotsft-an Law iVr siA. arirst "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

RATES:
&c Per Word
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
AID YER Using

open Nat rate per Inch. per column
SIDE atc.
Same sundays
standing display Advertisements
open rate per inch Yer month l6oo
Reading Notices.
Pure reading matter each insertion
o. gc -oc
Lea.s p.r limo. each Insertion. lee
Contracts ~ large amounts ~ a..
rsruslus space on application al thl,
sffce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

Thr rnn i Hrfura ~ fhs rfurhhaia
ef ~ m 00rrHs Chufu 90 oai
NI1sfsi a Wuf Company viii BE- hrif
Tueada hurusi lfif So 30 o'eiofr
To- m in 500 rnan1 rhamber 81 fhi
cfF Han ~ CO., prbnss u cloeiinf
iifsriofH fnf fhs ensuing Fsnf and
ffansgctinf ans UfHer businsss ihH'
may b. hruuEfi bfferr fhe mreiing
g. 90 STEELE. Pres
A. ! Afacmanun Sec sGi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
~ woRrH. rrKAs. JuLY p

Fuhmssian fof qsff Asainsi gsss
inued ffairs Fen siaf irnais faia
ramnheli 1909 cola see Fsa. caltl.f
son 1904 paYls ia1 iiepY sga
rh'cf iunilre lfnAins ao1a. Phillips
1901
Asaorlaie Justice lian asss. Van.
is ft.f
Governor rereusnn isgs. Agarshall
~ HHffit gsff
Alinfn,f pnnefai l.nouss lia nse
ira Ffl1 woods gtss
NailfnHd Commissioner pauiol gagG
dNHrda tI4a hunn itta
ihdEe ffiuinsi Appeals liagpcr
40 Wffrsw fffa
Comm IerinHrf Land Once gscu
fs1 ifui f0f hohlnaon zg7f.
state Irrnsuraf HsFef 2s5t. "a.
HHfda s3i7 Num- 1919
Judge Criminal Appeals Harper
$3.50 NurroW tGG0
fafuuiasinHef Land office 5irsfs
'sta iiiii goa Robinson fagI
Id staf iiailteu ggei
Comptroller Tofreii sssl. white 1Jss
fnnrfsasmau "a Large iifsno af7.
iDri0f ifi Cox iti narNin ga. ia.
$40 Fia Flrniu iei. Fitzgerald sogs
iacfiand 500 Nalenors sose Paddle.
of6 81, Porter zas
Robertson i@w-l'0 g7za. ARaina.
fsB
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
CULBFRSON PASSES
BROOKS IN RACE.
FOR SENATORSnIP


Morris i-o
Niorn,s o,prfel la,ousy lAi Row
laud ~. w,ssls aW
haiired Commissioner nsutfl isa
Ma nyld sis noltdns ~
Sttte ffsasurf nakef N,N. Faesr8,
ljs Muun ID.
]'ae' Criminal Appsais llagpss las
MNfuw err
Commissioner Lard ufnce Coqts a
liUl s0. Nehson asa
tvmmsssion,f 1T Aflicalturo- ilaNi.
iod llail.n tla
'omriwilfr Terrell ESQ. Nhar Ian
Congressman a. lsfgr N,fnr 81. C.s.
r1 ah sos rs, hrvfa &c. Davis "a. W.
min lt NUecfaA a.. Oarftit iaa naf
tNaiNn ee Lakeland rs. MaiamUfe Isl
lnli|e'ord i2 hgin h
kehrtsen law Dor PEA against lui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

frn-'eos " School District No gs Of
Nuercs county fesaH az g. 4 D. ~.
islg "a 1913 ~ fhr rfeetlpn for com
ploie Job ara iof BOA .ah0g nniY ~ p
FRAN" sfh"oi hWiilne Plane and sDa
0irfntinuf rln hr Hrrn 80 Mar HrHtnn
ruuny ffp0 rntendsni cnruus CHRISTI
rfsaH end Hf fhr NHrrNinr iHm'af
cn rfanee grufe Tfaa MslH 81
BITES fu hurusi iiinre eecreintY pf
anre e.nff Tn1ar The trustees o.
rr fto uHh io rrieei any nf ai
lids tsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

huiimiaaInn lni nos against 221
Tinted hiairs Senator Brooks is
Campbell rniluitt ln. tnlttfson lHi
uatis } llenn a.
Nhi1 lnstioe lonkins o. philllps 2l0
Associate Iurir lisn in Ysnts 20b
t.ntrrunf Ferguson eio Marshall ~
ATTORNEY eruefal i.ooney 24s, How
anl 49, Noads 81
iallrsHd fummisslonff Daniel al
NaYhad xps Nubihna st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
oaYsrAL cfrY rrNAa. Julv ,,

Submission Dor ige Against ttT.
inied RiAfes hfnaiur brooks ts
Demp''oii "a cpiqulu a. ruihsrsan
III haNis Henry niAlie isa
AsHeeiato lusucc ilan ita. Yants
iga
Governor Feuuson git Marshall
% Morris I7i
ATTORNEY gvusui i.nsnrf ZOO msw.
land tf MnHda .a
iiaifnnn cHmmifrionor nanig 20
hHsffih i1f hnhtInn la
Slate freaaurar Raiser 100. Ed.
wards fh Munu gs
JUDGE criminal Appeals iIarnrf igG
Morrow no
Comptroller Torfrit igt White it1
'HufreHHn nf iHfas nfns Hf.
narnin ~ naNs fN lumin o. Tlts.
truli it DHrnii 500 iafsihua "a
htI'morH 40 IaAdlffosd Porter 1f
ioh,riHDn fae Dos lst. Arainri
ta
Congress isth DISTRICT qafner asa
JUDGE olti Apprais tih District
Neafnnnd att ewtarnren $50.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
Help Wansed-Male

lIfIr WANTED i've r-.t 49,.
oo,s sa casa Aleario k,me.,,,s "a
An s's'tffs tt utfk ln q
untersapd ,aHnaaur e.st.s n, ~
rec1 arrN unless fhft tv.w t.,,. ~
SAM ta 3 g. f'tilaln II.
--.----------
N iof sisei man ~ec
Nfale heitl otNtt
M 81 m fe3
t..- m..f da ..ii...
So. n.rf. r.,..
.-------.-~----->-.-
WANTED 70 tFAsr
--
WANTED t iEAsr lAWare laua
rt tNHl 20 uatsr snd fr.s. ..a.
H..f INH flHrH Hn fO Gao kHIr...
W lH1 tra cty Nso
BOARDING nousrs
'fNti Nffi pheasant rfHna
rst. eve '''Fd "' the i'sle
'-'~->>-,-s-
Miscellaneous
-----.---.
MONEY 10 LOAN
n..r g. .ss aa 4. ~, IL, -, .... 81.
on Germ land. caa ia.ore sis
Dull Dmssl Y,1fNrfris,,
I.N.lIAN0i Hcpslfinr r,a,.i. .,.o
n.r. krrnfs or Nu,.i r.,,.,.,it.,..
ltN .ii fhNnc mas. 4ll stair
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
For Sale

iiEAh..-stors f.t.,,.. - -------
Lfa'lns tae cts. gi ~. ..
- rs
tnh SALE cord uos
ezra sccoas naaa ta,,t.. ~
- N'an1H Wagon Ysra En-
ss ,| vtick SALE fao saesrl aim
ie'dins army "a. Il.
i1'et iust thc thlnr M, ~.
-Ni outinnr si..is..
F- Go, 1899 Tis.f nh.r, t.t
---- go
~ SALE ~he muor t,.
h' t ine 80 - ana ~. f....'
' HAf less THAN D..r
'i condition Reason ~ ...,..
.i f''ins hfser hoat .oi r.....s
- sa1
Fuh SALE Hay extra et.l..
-"p ''arson rulss. &c eis =. IA ~.
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DeathR.


Herbert d. King. 10 years. George wash
ington University Hospital.
Mary e. Morton 80 years. 1919 Seventh street
southeast
Martha widdicombe. 70 years. 80 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Infant Of Harriet T. and Edward W. Barry,
5 days. 407 street northwest.
Alice II. Wheater ~ years. National Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
William A. Cannon, 90 years. Emergency
Hospital.
Frances w. Thomas. 50 years. sz1S Eighteenth
street northwest.
Elsie sacrey. Is years. Emergency Hospital.
Elias Marshall. 81 years. 1904 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
Jennie Page. Is years, Columbia Hospital.
James Taylor % years. Casualty Hospital
Della stratton. 50 years, 1910 Twelfth street
northwest
Mary williams. 81 years. 4as o street north
west.
Martha Rogers % years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Beverly STANDARD. - years. 81. EiiEabeth's
Hospital.
Samuel Gains. 8, years. Freedmen's Hospital.
Daisy Richardson. 81 days. +os Howard ave-
nue. southeast.
James T. Ford. 1 month, 500 Ninth street
southeast.
Shepherd A. Harris. O. years. seS Florida
avenue northwest.
Carrie Llnwood. . years. st. EiiEabeth's
Hospital.
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Marriage Licenses.

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Vital Records.
Births.


n n H. and Mary E. williams. riri.
ES sIt y. and Edna T. stancill, FirI.
Tsuerlck and Meradith Sowers. girl
IWrense e. and Christine Money boy
s n and Ethel Il. Mo,.s, girl
ysmes and Annie l. Michael boy
1870 1870 ana Anna Marceilino. boy
squsIe and Micheia Lccardi, boy.
aa onIo ana Maria Leonicini, boy.
2Isuei ana Jessie Humeferb, girl.
io r. and Ethel NJ. C1asco. boy
Mack E. and Alice Ferguson. siris
us r., IT.. and Cecilia l.. FAINT sirI
Marvin and Ethel NJ Fsrrinrton. riri'
Antonio and Domenico Errigo. girl.
antonio and Emma Df 0iuiian. boy
giuseppe and Immaculate Controns' rtri.
antonio and LIMA Chite, Girl.
Giuseppe and Caterina Curto efri
FRANCISCO and Maddaiena Battinsri Rirl
gabrielle and Rosi Archino, bow
THOMAS G. and Katherine q. willis. giri.
BENJAMIN y. and Grace c. Pettia, gin.
william J. and Ruth G. Nealon gfri
ROBERT H. and Margaret l. L>r9 boy
Paul A. and Elizabeth A. johnson. hoy.
Edward and Maiinda N. Haifpap. r.. boy
parry and Katie Godfrey, girl. =
eugene y. and Bnma L, Casa rirl
Harry o. and Florence Williams riri.
Andrew and Lilly white girl
Allen and Matte H. Moss. girl.
Charles ana Marie Holmes, riri
George and Ethel Frazier, boy.
w. Thomas and Susan Smith. boy.
John and Sophia Maison, boy.
Thomas end Aietitia Mallory, boy.
Curtis and Mary Mont. boy.
Nathaniel and Blanche Masruder, boy.
Fremon and Bessie johnson. boy.