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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Sries bier nnO ariea bort.


Scum Dab Der 6rieoensaruB berFIun-
gen,
ga regt iid idou oas finlt're Seer,
Sin Sieo Oes Safes pirO gellmgen
9os @ludertbum tritt fiibn Ouber.
Sfein Ylittel, mar es nod 10 idIedt
gerobteu tic i'm @ortsefecbt;
l'nO penu's Elm .,9iap Sunoap~
ipdre,
Nos Nlles gilt 5u e5ottcs Gbrel
Sin bciPacr ariea iou's OiesuuI iper-
Den,
@auj Baltimore itebt auf Dem BIan,
Snon ioub5eu iie, sic frommen Seer
Den,
gls tam Die @juaoen3eit beran.
Yer neue SciIonS lit ihon nab
yer SlasbaIg bldIt Oas .@Ioria~,
l'no pcnn's Elm ogiap. SUNDAY"
p1rc,
Gas Nlc5 Gilt 5u @ottes Gbre
&os frumm lit, mtB acraOe werOen,
Die 9liuoeu leb'n Die 2obmeu geb'n;
|os 9r0Bte @lmoerluerf airf @roen
SSirO man in Baltimore boIO ieb'n.
&ein Gurit qudlt mebr ole Menideu.
briIt,
Gcrpont lit ieoe boie 2uit;
&eiu @irtbsbous mcbr, mcin liebcr
Better,
Ger Dginp SimOoo" 1T Scr 9ietterl
Gr fomntl g2i6t ouf Dem Giel rel.
teuo,
@Jn armen, abgeihabten aleiO;
Gen Sab Ocr Yrieiterihoar erleiOeno,
Dlit icinem 9Iid bon 2iebIiHfcit.
Go tommt Der 8illp-SunoaU~ uidlt
Gos GpiergelO bat Uiel Scuidt;
gdd)t III Der @iiite ipiIl er leben,
g|ebmen lit ieliger, 0em gebenl
limo mas i'm Stillen miro getrie6en
9as gebt ole iiuiOge @eIt nidts an;
3ariiber miro fcin @ort eeidrieben,
g8cuu's nur uerbor9eu lit getban.
Sic fleincu SiinOcr beBt man toot,
8oubt linen nod oos bisden 9roo );
Iie groBcn @omer loBt man ihhl-
pfeit
Ter o9illD SUNDAY tam audi
uIpfeu
&Seiiber5ig iiu0 bait ieihe ToIben,
Die @elt pill ia betro9en iciu;
aom CT Gin iettes Shaf crboiden,
Gas mabt Dem &ettcr teine 9ein.
SdIau muB man iein imO obne
Sdom,
Gas i0r0ert ieOen @aufIerfrom;
llno ipcun'S and StraBcnranb gar
ip1rc,
Gas 9ues gilt 5n @otteS @brel
? SaItimorel on aIlte, ihSne,
Iiesmal lit bait Oein 8lrbm niht
fein;
Oh 6ul0eit oil OaS SoBgetonc,
9IIS Fam Oie SiutiItb ihon berein.
Sonit prangte itoI5 oeiu @appcn.
lhilO,
Oh parIt ser Stdote DluiterbiIo;
9ie Oiudcr limo iebt Oein SerOerbeu,
Nlit ibrem iiiBen 2iebesiperbenl
A. 3. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Kopf onrcb Cdtarrb occr
Grfdltuns perltopft.
Sast 6reaut in 9ioic einar.
tii9rt Offact Snftsdnsc iufurt,

Soiortigc 2inocnlng -fein 9gor.
ten. Sbrc nerTtopftcn 9loIenIoacr
Weroen ipfort oifen; Sic 2uftoGnac
Sbres aopfes meroeu frei, unS @if
tonneu imbebmOcrt otbmen. aeia
RiiIpien gldieIn 5dlndu5cn aopF.
idmer5em Grodcnbeit mebr. aein
&insen nod gItbcm lpdbrenS Scr
glodt Grf0ltma DOOR @atorrb pcr
iAuinNct
&anicn Sic cine flcinu GSloS6s
Gins groom Balm BON SSbrem glpc,
tbcfer icst. fSiibren Sic cin lpcnic
bon oieier mobIriedeuOea ontiiepti,
ldcn beiIcnocn solbe III sic 9tol.
en- sic oriuot iii jcoqu 2titqon,
oes 2opteS ein Dci6nftiot sic ent.
5lnoeten ooer aeidmollcncn 5dlcmt
poute lno lofortigc 2inocrlina trtl
ein
Gs 1T gero0e 5u fem @lciGen 5i,
niht lauger our@ Grfdluma chez
Gotorrb perlioplt. (9ln5cigc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
gIufrAf 5Hr GiuicuOnng UOn &etitiUs
HeH on ben GOusreF.


Scocutcno me6r Rroteitc aegcn Sen
@oiicniboder inO acaeu &robi
bition iowie &etitioncn i'm Snte.
rciie Der @ore'iden @orIoeen
uotbmenoig.
Ger Goritouo oeS Eepti6 glmeri.
foniiDen 9}otionoIblmoes bat eiuen
9Inirui erloiien III iueIGem ober.
mails 5um 9lbienocn bon @etitioueu
au Ocn GongreB mligeforOert miro,
oamit Die 6lutb BON GrotcItcu gegen
Die 9oficu 2IuSiubr gcgcu @oiiage
omcrifaniider 9iirgcr auf S6iifen
fricghibrenoer @lddte. gegeu Oie
gIusiteIltua bon 4diien iiir iolde
Eoiiagicrc, geaeu Die geidr1nfing
luicres San0eIS, aegen @eip0brlng
BON @rc6it al Mdcbte. pelbe sen
amcrifouiiGcn Sonocl i1dOigen ma
geaeu rationale &robibition nod
GROCER nnO Oamit nod einOrudSpoI-
Ter miro Ser 9lufrlf Bat folqeuoen
@ortlout:
9ln OoS Geuti6tbum unO oue
nidtOeuti6en 6reunOe wobrer 9}cu.
troIit0t III Sen Ser. Stoaten GS 1T
bon gr0Bter @idtigfeit ooB oieOlit-
glicoer oes Gongreiies bon @creineu
mo @emeinOcn wie aud BON eilr
3elucn omerifouiiden 9iiraeru nit
&etitioneu bombarOirt mO ouiaeiors
Oert wcroen bic @orter Heiohltion
$. 8. ". IA. Stccuerion ReioIntion
S. s. 81. ST. Sicpbenion @orIoaeu
$. 81. 6S2S, uno $. 81. $500, @orc.
&eioltiou lmo @iaS 2. g. &c. a.
a. 3033 mo 2. 303l dn3une6mcu.
Sragt oic oieSbeSialidc glaitaiion
IN omcritaniitte arciic oomit oud)
Oicic onBcr Sen Oclttideu @cuciuOcu
unO Gercincn @etitioncu noh @ai6s
in0ton icnOcn t0nncn
Seocr @crciu, ic0e @cnciuOc lit ge.
bcteL orei @ctitioncn nit ocu lin.
tcriGriiien ocs %r1iiocutcu mo Se-
fret1rs begloubigcn 5ll loieH m0
cine oopon an ocn GongrcB 9lbge.
oroncicn ocs CiiirifteS ino sic bel.
sen onocrcu an sic 3luci 9unoes.
Scuaiorcu ocS StootcS 81, ienocn
G6cnio imo orci Yctitioncn bon eiiI.
5cluen oucrifoiiiueu 9ir9ew Ill
unier5cid)ncn lmO obAienocn.
&ctitious Sormulorc pcrOcn oiii
Griu6en pom Gational6uno (9lotio.
nal German glmericon g(Qidnce) 9lr.
lt9, @oInut Str. @biloOelpbiob @a.)
foitenirei noh ollen 8beilen Ger Der
Stooten eeionOt.
IS miro gcbeteu, op5uoebcu, Of
Toruulorc fir @ereine oOer iiir Giu-
5eIperioncn geipimiht iucroen ierucr
oic 9Iu8abl Gic SormIIorc iiir Sin.
5clperiouen founct OlrdJ ooS 9hflc-
bcn bon 9lomculiiicu pcrIGngert iucr-
Oen.
sSerner iuirO cnlpioblcn Oob iih
retbt pielc @iirgcr iHriftIicb all i0rc
Gon9reBleute weuoen.
g9os oeidie6t mus idnea geide-
ben. Sect lit oie 3eit, Oen Gongreb
init @etitionen 81 beitiirmen. Gie
Siimmnng i'm GonoreB 1T giiniiig.
Sni Seuot Wtroe erfl0rt, penu
@n0louO niht inncrbolb BON 30 20.
gen Die 9eibr0nflmgcn oeS omeri-
toniihcr @onOelS olifb06e, miiroe
Gin embargo crflGrt ipcr0eu. Gbue
oeSbolb ieocr @iirocr ieiur 4Sflidt
imO ieuoe Fetitoucn uad @oibina.
ton.
@cgcn notionole @rpbif
bition
9ud IN oieicm GougrcB imo @or.
logeu eingebrdHt Der Contribution
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30


Gin cigcnortiger 9lutomobilllu
fall melher bcinobc @errn GborleS
Nlobm bon 9lr. 1925, gomonoIon
Slpenuc, oem 9cnfer ocr @1oidinc.
ooS 2cbcn gefoitct Bate crcignete
iid eeitcrn Morgen eegcn 9 llbr All
ser Gomonoion 9tucnuc.@riidc. 9In-
gebIid infoIae plosIiDen @erIogcns
Der StelIerlma raunte oos glnfo elm
gitteS Slid melt auf ben mittleren
@riidcnbogcn binauf ltiir5tc ols
0ann onf Den SSobrmcg bero6 ino
blieb OaieI6it nit oen GdOeri noh
oben liegei. Ncrr Wlobon fam hicrs
Bel inter lein ilin9eItiirstes g[ilto su
liegct lmo mar uicbt i'm 5tonoe. iid
lelblt Gus oieier geiGbrlidcli qooc al
bcireicn Goourd, OoB Is Inn oe.
lona ooS SienoI.Sorn Scr W2oihinc
anDalteno ertOucn 5u lollen, lpitr0c
olc W3onnidloft oes nobc Scr Q,riidc
oellnoli9en 5euermcbr Soouics ol,f
i1ertlom lmo elite ibm an Siilfe gQi,
ourH EN- &imoer tam er nit. men,
and l9mcr5bofteu, Is Sod GrstIider
lelts ni6t ais eeiGbrIid bc8cidnete,
Serlesunecn au SoIic mo anie 0o
bon. 'S =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Sjeirat6S .qicen5eu.

Narrp 3. FierioI 2S; 2oidia
Gbauoler, 2i.
Sorrp aoittnSfo. 81; SaoIe Green.
BERG 20.
Charles 6. 2aloit, p; Blonde
RoU, 21.
9cniomin g. Safe %; sInno
9erfom, %.
lSeroinouO S. BLUNT 25, G6icaso,
81 Gorinnc 6. 9iuaunoer 20.
Sobn Sdroeoer % ella i. I6o-
mas, 2S.
@iIliom 8. @nSIow, 35, g8itt
per Seuic S6mp, 80, @ittipe.
G0waro NaSllp, 2i; Sorrictt Sin.
pD III.
SenrB S. Burroughs. i6, Nitt.
mer, Maibtuaton, 9. g.; Nlarie 8.
Soneion, 3S, @ittpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

q, .1uoIneiIter, oic ben yScutfdlen 0urre,
,vSrGsHaCl ~ IVY m ntdlt phnttIidl Ooer nnrcoeI.
S"g n,Nn'g ernasiet, flno eebctrn, ber Gilire
,ss,1,', sug9,' vet 1elspDpm pOer Ittss.!iH lDsms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
son @0sIen luir0 muraen leer0iaL.

6srr SOSleu fuirO moreen beerOiat.
Die 8ccrOiglmg BON @iIliam 8.
9oSlcp, Dem bcfaunten 9anlier un0
Ebeiibabcr ser @dnfiinno ssobn g.
@ittinaS < 60, miro morgen Rad.
mittaa 3 ll6r pon ociicu Icstcr @ob.
mlng, 9}r. il03, @arf.9pclue, ails
itattfinoen. @oitor sealiom 81.
Dame, Der 5eeIiorger Der biid5fIid
protcitantiihcu Mcmoriol Stride.
miro oie Gronerfeier ob6olten 100.
rauf oic 8eiieeims ouf Dem @reen.
mount. 6rieoboie erfolseu miro. Der
Gcriiorbene, Der elmer altcn Wforu
lGnoer Saniilic ertltomnlt, mar i'm
Sabre lS49 in GpdeDspiIle gcborcn
uuo nabm lonae Sabre cine ie6r Sc.
0euten0e 5teaiing i'm lSinan3 un0
8elhGftSleben bon Baltimore ein.
Gr binterldBt auber ieiuer g8ithpc,
N}arp 6. GodeD 9osleD, cine 7ud)tcr,
6ran 0ldrie 6. NlaugeS ii @bla6el.
p6ia, im0 bier So6ue, Gapt. SSobn
u. 8osIep, Gin glr3t in ser Der 5ioa.
telr9lrmec; &illiam S. goSlep, iun.,
ino Sorrpniou 8. AosIep: cinen
9ruoer, Sobn 6. 9osIcu, nno orci
5Hmeitera ;srau @eo. Seiiop non
GodepsaiIIe. 6ran " IS. Sbonipion
non 9}clp.9ort nno 1rl. Molie Dos
leu.
S9r goslcU geborie pdhren6 lriner
Beidditlidleu Sbdtigfeit iolgenoen
0eieuihaiten an Baltimore nno Sc
bigb-@iienbabn Baltimore 5tod Gr
Haupc. suiiolf ono Carolina.gsabn
0lo @ap Nlanitiactiiriiig 60, Sui
iolf ga, Glpel 9InncS Giieu6abn
@aS ano electric 90.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

io,es "a lht li.n, l,amsey revival
8. D ai.NnNtN. i'as,oi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION

A. Noaetf and p 81 Roassfs %
Tnisa NsInhoina sfs tir'ie4H n ihe
ein suests al 500 Nueees
Coianvi aud Nrt 1ohn liilks 80
oshkosh. VIA ana Nies ln,nt iMtta
10 so iHNl afe ttAthrt in the ciit
Hoppins ag ilir Npteca
Mrs ana Sire 81 haas NJ clsse-
isnN WerT amnHs iNe winter Tourists
arnNine saiuf,ia, rs 'ne Naefes
ar snd Nfr ioHn ursas ana Mr
tn1 Mrs it W NrfnDaa " talfNWa
Nehgafaa aie ioafais n ihl ritt rnu
ano saesu ai fhr Npe,es
E luamNarf wfr Hnd aanahtef
Nir- Hclen m san Anlnnio and Misa
Nsri, Weber af Ctpf a.faraeau Nit.
reau are visiting in the tiit ana nii
rrmsin ntfr Orr iho rSpesltinu Nf
Romsyef s trafnt manaeet gov ih,
tInh Ruuroad
Mr aHa Nrs 81 % Freedman ef ro
prka kanHaH urrt amauH 'ae HiHNt
arrivals at the Nas-
49, ana Mrs s. Oshorn 90 Moad
cuhfada arf haff fa uend pnfli1H
nf tbe winter eufste at sfr Nutefs
Wluam Nhiteo lln.sin NrtFae
Rn ls sfnuuifrr Ht ire NuprtF.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

Peter loe Reynolds A Wayne Wood.
rs. B.. Dawson W. r Wnsht and 8.
r. cannon.
The following officers were elected.
Robert Schaiiert president A ".
Wood vice president ~. q. CarneE.
cashier D. H. Cannon. assistant cash
lrr.
Tho directors DECLARED scml-annuai
dividend Of Ten percent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

Church - ,hs Good snsphscd
coiacr ni Chagsfwi eOa le2im
street.
fav a. n. Hnif NNumnNlno
eN D en- auniins ethAai
li 90 "a ~ Nefa iea aUa NtfWaN
Nftrftafs Anthem The Hrttssinn
si kipnnn
100 s. m nfcnine aHnn and short
Ntfinun.
niftrlHfs nNfI ffsNF thr tsfs
VNHu4h Ht Fhtf Ate Na, Niligl aua
Nf ~ , HiHtnfniH
Ali $3.50 Wiil tlf oafdssil, invited ~
uofehlp alih us
400 sfafa afe tree
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16
MORTUARY-


tNund . Hstiiit W. see ~ r tts.
ugf a fatmsf ~ ihr Aesa nsgifa lrisn-
nsfh~.i Aiet ,usiegias r,rniph in
hrd anisgtlam fulipvsaa a. 4,sfa
llis olast hf~thsr. n \ seshr sfitef
t1insfRl services nlli hr hrh 81 lta
luta " junn Ailrn lniftueas n llore
Ni4i oelnsteFt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

me rvxas- utxran tr,.l. .... a..
Csieuar tseAin6 sieas
1essph ? ofeen nanseef q Ne rss,
ttHAtA "- tae $3.50 tttitnla, af,
faneins i't we etris of-hihe lt q se-
tai mafkei ias 49, u>et rArNins alaai.
tNf rAArhrt 50 F. lotsttl :, shc ,s,fr.,f
go Nselviie Aed Stare sif4es SAn
fAifea efpi, - ntssr ~sH attsnd
thr tSls'sitsN reat WrrA said AZ
Virrn iif Fir'hcta that iht r4a.s assn
v1n efoNt 90 ~ en- a 49, inasi .se
esssf'l affairs q shs siua c,er esia Is
resas
ReseN stiens ~sre reaas YESTERDAY Al
tnt Nue0af Hettl ar NAtA ll iN.rn
Aat- and Npaasftnlaef.r Al..s ..f 49,.
Dunel siales sruts uAa nla - htt.
So tht 6sresuloh
Rss'Hsss men - shs eas ..hs NE,
tnstfrls1 HhrNins st the ttan,uQt,. ~
Clah te dlsfa.s tns ,i..,as.,i u,arioa
f1rfHrfs fUf tif giit. al 81 sas ofiI-ite
sfurt ruai Ara Az attsfsc srfstgn4s.t
trH iht Urapssai oas atanlsstl
-----
CITY Ereinsef reesrt a. Stevens I,
eNiatfri Aawc tpmoI4ae ff,sn tuIiti
ul who're pc ~ Ntsa Spending sht
h.iidass Nlesandff Potter 81 NtN
Nork esnsaitins rrE'noer fN are .lt,.
win rrsch frre hicf A shs a.t. IS
confer Wlih Nn stevens ant msmhfrs
~ ihe ouunel w@uss te ih, stesni
sncf of tfv nev rir waiter riani which
aas becr mpietca su1 81 uow in Ust
The hrst neeh-s 81 ths ne,s boars
III tfVUiufa ~ ihs lammerrlsi giun
VISA Ue hrld Mcndaf nlahi ai .lahi
atfsot i'f'eienl ferhsr frrraiinr
Acceptance lf,.n ths ma pr'il nf inass
olfctri iosi THURSDAY nrai hate been
received
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

Mr aaI Nr 81 % Freedman of W.
n,ka kanHsH erro sm0pe aW Aiahts
srrifals at ihe Nas-ee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16
City News =:
/: e: in Brief

TIE ladies 40 - sas chr8ss.sn
rhnrrh piN neef Meriaa nNrrfsolu si
> 90 0siess ai tat hprnr of AIRS Earfut
iEiscte. iiNt fntnsa aNehae Nf.
fieNise lraeer w ftf ietuucnni rcsis
inE Nafct is ttS trs wNfd a
ehlch responses srt ta ~ made boz
ausweftnr rai cst iarrsl.ods IS ia.
tited
TIE forsy silver isslns eass e be
arartel tf iht Natses Counts raNilf,
ard fri Stats Association auftne ffvf
~aeA thi. Neek 4rr anu So display in
tht ulado0 lltatensitsnn stQft rasn+
% fear of ere cups ary Furnished hs
thr asseelaiion. aHt siNtctr hN tasinas
merchants ~ she city rhr display
Yesterday 4itfafica xroat a.al ef ai-
itufinn. a. the gtlps ars ID heauIlfal "a
si1n anH iht calrsetion Is lafra
Patrons ~ the nasid R,rseh school
are eapsttfd "a b. ftssai ai ths reh.
ular rluntals injecting ~ lhs Parent
Is.scltrrs Assoliatirr "Wednesday ai
90 wrioef o. 81 AsrraElans WISH tf
sven PSI ihe children Haf Refreshments
wili hs served rhe pynnant viii nt
ssy uarihef oi representative present
The firh efAds anirr Mss Nl4aNa
Freeman is the present pustcssof ~
tar pennafg nul ihp ,h.ldrte ~ the
other rgtdfs arc fsfs cAavf or t The
sssoClajinn neauest. fhti etefs mnfhef
,n ths sard attend and al mant fathers
ls saw hnd tas unic ifE alstrta afr
alsa aclcumt
Clever Johns Saturday returned frora
Sow Orleans where be- attended cnn-
fefenco of Rotary Gibbs ef southern
and Southwestern ststrs president
Albcft ard Secretary rerrs ~ thc in
ternspunai Association of Nenr
Clubs were in attendance sna addrfs
rrl the deleEates who uumhvfea one
hundrrl ana ufit .uat Tng rcpuft nf
M lnhas VIII b. suhnltted Go tht i,-oal
c.uh "a ths luncheon on Thursday. dams
mar, -
Orrin ~, Coreir, vice president 81
Wells ant pirkry company ~ MInnrap
este 81 in ihe rity on business misr
slcn. ST. rorwln Be- one ui the BEST
known noinrlHna in tac Used States
and is psff prosIdcni uf fhp NIuuoar
4
dcni AHrn l Albeit Boz msmhcr
Captain Juan hsft. q prominent eiti.
arn - iti lns0 and faf MANY 7.afH rn.
raRcd ln ths newspspsf business De-
thai 0ii, Is here CO. spend uhc winter
aioppfne ai fhe Williams Apartments
a b. hss SECOND consecutive winter IA
,nrpnu chusu
The Juaior NarHy Harssstsrs 81 th'
flrst rresnsterHu church viii meet Hl
iee Asnte Monday afternoon "a l'
a'ciofb
Albert Stoves, Dr., and n. Y. VIII Of
ihc Stoves sash and laar company nf'
iu thr cin from san Antonio fhl
firm vil shortly crfthish hran,i
in taa eitY with % b. Wlu as man
sFvr The riant VII be- toostrf aiuni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

Albert Stoves Dr., and q. 4 VIII o.
ihc stcFes sash ana lhsar company are
in thr cats from San AntHrin fMH
firm vin shortly establish hranDh
in tlhs eiW nith d ii WA az man-
sFvr The rlant VII bee tursfrd aiunr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-16

700 r0' ''ll# n 'N' ese' o'sl
Evening journal., 1916-09-21

-Four Passenger Victoria (converible) $3.50
Enclosed l25 inch wheebase Four Passenger Coupe
$780, Five Passenger Brougham S2950
Enclosed Cars, 1872 inch wheelbase; Seven Passenger
Limousine $780, Seven Passenger Landaule $3.50 Seven
Passenger Imperial $3.50 Prices include standard equipment
F. o. B. Detroit Prices are subject to advance without
notice.
Evening journal., 1916-09-21
New Sales MANAGER
FOR A. B. c. Starter

NEARLY all four visitors have visit
ed the factory during the past month
to inspect the new line Of eight
cylinder cars" says b. c. Howard
sales manager Of the Cadillac Motor
Car Company. Their enthusiasm
pvcr these latest Cadillac products
was most grtifying Almost without
exception the dealers have placed
orders for more cars than ever before
which speaks better for the recep-
ton the car has had from the men
IN the field than anything l might
say.
"One OF the things which, in our
opinion. is going 10 contribute 70 an
even larger business during the com
ing year is the unusual variety of
body types which make up the new
seasons line.
The body types include practical
" every style that can be desired.
-Four styles of open body are furnished
Tho seven-passenger touring, the
sour-passenger phaeton. the two-pas-
songer roadster, with a disappearing
rumble seat for two additional pas
scngers. and the four-passenger club
roadster.
1.-TWO convertible cars. one for sewn
passcngers and the other a victoria
for four passengers, and five enclosed
cars. the fOur-passenger coupe, five
passenger hrougham. the limousine,
landaulet and imperial. each for
seven passengers. complete the line"
Tho Cadillac Company states that
S. production OF cight-cylinder cars
during the past year was $4,000
There are now I'm use 81 600 eight
cylinder cars Of its manufacture, 49,
600 having been built in the year
previous
Evening journal., 1916-09-21
new CADILLAC Line
Liked BY Dealers

The development OF the A B c
Starter has reached the stage where
This company announces the appoint
ment as sales manager Of W. j..
Bradt. formerly with the Herring Mo
Tor Company Of Des Moinos. Iowa.
Mr.. Bradt comes 10 the a c Start
er Company with a record Of having
been instrumental in building up the
second largest automobile supply bus
mess in the United States and is said
to have as wide an acquaintance with
the accessory trade as any man in the
hnslnoss.
Evening journal., 1916-09-21
Wins S17,6OO Race But
Goes BACK TO WORK

When John Aitken captured the open
ing event on the Cincinnati Speedway
ouldistancing an competitors in the 300
mile contest, one might overlook his
"knocking of Tor awhile to rest and
calri down from the excitement, espe-
ciailv when be also won such a neat
banl> account as thirteen thousand dol
lars. But Aitken is immune TO the
thrills OF racing. After the race he i'm.
mcdiatcly caught a train for Indianapo.
IL and next morning was on the job az
the National factories He is considered
None of the best men in the automobile
Industry in experimental departments
any fills snch o position al indianapolis
win The company building National
Highway SKIS and Twelves.
Evening journal., 1916-09-21
MAKES HIS ROAD HOME
OF HIS DODGE CAR

DR.. L. B. Harvey. of Los Angeles,
has solved the home problem and how
TO be indoors while out in the open.
Determining some weeks ago to spend
3 year or more travelling about the
country Dr. Harvey purchased q
Dodge Brothers car and had the body
reconstructed according to his own
design. DR.. and Mrs. Harvey have
the upper berth. while sonny finds "a
cosy bed on the the front seat Pro-
vision is made for carrying clothing
and food. and the doctor has his type
writer for chronicling the story OF the
trip, while a photograph affords
amusement.
Evening journal., 1916-09-21

The Type-55 Cadillac will be available with complete
variety of body styles, follows
Open cars l25 inch wheebase; Seven Passenger with
disappearing auxiliary S2OSO Four Passenger Phaeton
$2OS0 Two Passenger Roadster with passenger dsap
pearng rumble $685. Four Passenger Close Coupled
Roadster S2080
Convertible styles i25 inch wheebase Seven Passenger
with Cadillac body Springfield type S2675.
Evening journal., 1916-09-21
Specifications Supplied Request
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT


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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-23
The Mexican Request.

The communication telegraphed by
General Aguilar, Carranza's foreign
minister, follows:
"Please bring to the attention OF
the department. of state that an en-
gagement occurred today (21st, at
Carrizal, near Villa Ahumada, Chi
huahua. between American forces
numbering about 200 men and a
force of our government, during
which engagement Gen. Felix Gomez
and several of our troops were killed.
There were several casualties among
American troops, II being taken pris-
Cners.
According to a statement made by
the interpreter, who was acting as
guide for the American forces, the
commander of the latter is response
bile for the encounter.
"Please make proper representa-
lions to the department, and say that
this government finds it difficult to
understand why the American troops
that took part in the engagement
should have been at Carrizal, point
on the line of the Texas Central
railroad, some distance from Ciudad
Juarez and rather far from the point
which is alleged to be the base of
the rest of the American troops that
entered Mexico from Columbus.
Further details will follow"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-23
WOMAN MURDERED
SLEEPING SHERIFF

'Muskogee, Okla, June 22.-The
dramatic story of the murder Of
Sheriff Jake Giles of Beaumont, Tex,
aboard train soon after it left Mus
kogee early in the morning of March
"a, was told by states witnesses in
the district court today here.
Paul and Ida Hadley are on trial
for the murder Paul Hadley was in
the custody of the sheriff, en- route
to stand trial at Beaumont, on charges
of assault and robbery.
Passengers who were in the car
swore that they had seen Ida Hadley
walk up the aisle behind the sheriff,
who was asleep, draw a revolver and
shoot the officer in the back of the
head. Giles never moved afterward
Other witnesses, among them men,
bers of the train crew, declared that
the woman then took CHARGE of the
train. The story of the tragedy, at
the time adjournment was taken for
the day, had been brought to the point
where the Hadleys are alleged to have
escaped from the train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-23
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Today-Perhaps of all the beautiful
stars on the screen today there is no
one who would make beautiful gowns
more attractive than Anita Stewart
does in "The Suspect" the new Vi
tagraph Blue Ribbon feature.
Miss Stewart wears number OF
elaborate and exquisite garments of
every description and throughout the
photoplay each succeeding dress ap-
pears more beautiful than the one be-
FORE
Julia Swayne Gordon, who also
portrays one of the leading roles,
wears number of exquisite creations.
One wrap which was especially beau
tiful was gold satin opera cloak bro
caded in gold velvet which is greatly
raised from the satin itself. The
sleeves are very full and fashioned in
a wing effect A large collar of blue
fox is used with this evening wrap.
Perhaps no outfit is more becoming
to Miss Stewart than the riding habit
which she wears in a number of
scenes. This habit is of the latest
vogue and very attractive.