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The Washington times., 1916-07-04
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
Belasco, Lafayette Square-"How
Britain Prepared" patriot Film

Britain Prepared" Patriot Film
Coz
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue
Frank Keenan, In THE Coward
(Triangle-Ince.)
Penn Gardens. Twenty-first street
and Pennsylvania avenue-John
Barrymore In Are You a Mason?"
tParamount-Famous Players.)
Olympic. 1881 u street-Kathlyn VIII
liams In The Carpet Of Bagdad."
". L. S. E.-Selig)
Hippodrome. Ninth street and New
York avenue-Grace Cunard, In
Peg o. the Ring" eighth INSTALL
ment. universally
Crandall's. Ninth and f streets-Kit-
ty Gordon In The Crucial Test"
world Film Corp)
Savoy, Fourteenth street and Column
bia .road-Olga Petrova in "The
Scarlet Woman" tMetro.)
Apollo. 624 II street northeast
Ethel Clayton. Paul McAlister, and
Carlyle Blackwell In His Brothers
Wife" (World Film Corp)
Avenue Grand. 645 Pennsylvania ave-
in "Out of the Drifts" Paramount.
Famous Players)
Central Park. Ninth. near G street.
Bryant Washburn and Ruth Stone
house in THE Alster Case" ". L,
S. E.-Essany)
Circle. 2l05 Pennsylvania avenue
Tyrone Powers In John Needham's
Double" produced by Lois Weber.
(CniversalD
Garden. 423 Ninth street-Anita Stew
art In The Suspect" (V. L. g. E.
Vitagraphl: and Francis Bushman
and Beverly Bayne In "a Virginia
Romance" (Metro)
Strand. Ninth and d streets-HaroId
Lockwood and May Allison In THE
Masked Rider" (Metro.)
Loew's Columbia. Twelfth and r
streets-Blanche Sweet In 1.-THE
Dupeh Paramount Iaakyl
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
Appoint Committees.

Committee to begin arrangements for
the Confederate reunion convention, to
be held here in 1911, are to be appointed
at a meeting of Washington Camp 3O6,
federate Home. 1922 Vermont avenue,
Thursday evening at $50. Commandant
W. r. Brockman urges all emmbers Of
the camp to be present.
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
kerrigan Walks for Breakfast.

Jack Warren Kerrigan. Universal
leading man, faced the prospect Of
going hungry one day last week dur
ing a weekend outing to Big Bear
Valley with his assistant. The two
had tourneyed to the San Bernardino
mountains to fish and get close to
nature" and on the last morning
Of their holiday found their larder
almost empty.
A little bacon. bread and coffee left
was not enough to cope with the ap:
fragrance OF the pine woods: and
the only place where fish were to be
found was eight miles away
Kerrigan, up before dawn. tramp
ed the eight miles to Big Bear Lake
armed with a fly casting rod: md
He made the eight miles back to
camp In fast time, and the fish Me,e
sizzling with the bacon in less time
than It takes to tell this.
Kolb and Dill have completed
m MSa For At ssn By s. AARON
Norman. Is declared to be a hum
mer'' in which Kolb and Dill shine
brishtly. One of the principals 10
Teddy" a highly trained dog who
Is almost human. and his antics have
laughing most Of the time. TEDDY"
takes his place AZ a screen artist
in this capital film.
william Garwood has arrived in
Sunny California from New York.
and 10 inclined to think he likes the
climate after all. thank you. Gar.
wood Is as dapper as ever. and will
take the dual role Of director and
actor at Universal City. Good stories
and a capable supporting cast are
start work in a few days.
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
Major Conner to Border,

Major William ID. Common. a member
OF the general stan corps on duty at the
War Depa rtment, has closed his term or
service here, and Is under orders to
report to General Funston for duty on
the border. A board headed. by MAJ.
Gen. Iasker Bliss, has been designated
to make recommendation OF officers to
nil vacancies In the general stan corps.
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
ATLANTA PAPERS
INCREASE PRICES
Journal and Georgian to Sell for
Three Gents Each Hereafter.

ATLANTA, Ca. July 4.-rrices u 10th
OF Atlanta's afternoon papers. the Jour
nal and Georgian, were raised from
= IN 3 cents today.
Increased cost OF production was given
as the cause.
The Washington times., 1916-07-04

the past several days. The warm
weather enhances the charms OF the
outdoor brand Of amusement and
washingtonians have been showing a
and fun provided at the resort just over
the Maryland line.
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
FOURTEEN TEAMS N /
SMALL BORE MATCH
Rifle Competition Indoors
Teaches Beginners Art Of
Holding Gun Steady"
Schedule at Winthrop
For Next Two Days

WEDNESDAY.
Internal Revenue, 20 (O.
Bureau Of Engraving and Print
Ing, 30 (8).
Treasury Department, 20 az.
Winder Building, 10 (2).
Florida Rifle Club, 10 (2).
War Department, 100 (i0).
Department Of Labor, 20 (2).
Expert riheman course for sharp
shooters from all clubs.
THURSDAY.
Department Of Agriculture Clubs,
100 (30).
Army and Navy Union, 800 (l0).
State Department, 20 (2).
The Washington times., 1916-07-04

NOTE.-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the man
pgers of the theaters concerned,
and no responsibility is assumed
tor arbitrary changes without notice
TO The Times. They are based on
the personality OF the players and
the producing company. and not per-
tonal inspection. except In special
cases. q. ~
The Washington times., 1916-07-04
Marguerite Clark Declares
Making People Happy Better
Than Making Them Cry.
BUT IT'S MUCH HARDER WORK
Star Says Helpless Heroines In.
splre Audience With Feeling
Of Boredom.

One Of the first questions that 10
usually asked an actress 10 whether
she likes to play comedy or tragedy
and one can usually gauge the ex-
perience and training OF the actress
by her answer.
The average dramatic artist Of ex-
perience and capacity will admit that
II requires considerable more real art
to make people laugh genuine laugh
ter than Y does to make them weep.
Likewise II requires q lot more work.
Marguerite Clark Is one Of the real
artists OF both the stage and the pic
lures. In the estimation of most Of the
photoplay and stage patrons OF Judg-
ment. and Miss Clark 10 one Of the
most hrn, believers In comedy 40
the best form Of art and the kind Of
work she likes best to do.
THE prosecuted heroine always
nrouses compassion. but I sometimes
think that whom she weeps and walls
instead OF really doing something
about II all, she loses the sympathy
OF her audience. Miss Clark tells
The Times photoplay editor. Though
tress. they would have a great deal
higher regard for her II she showed
an inclination to combat the evils
which beset her, instead OF running
her handkerchief and her makeup.
Audience Likes Self Reliance.
1T seems to me that the average
audience prefers the heroic who
helps herself-ths self-reli type,
which. though frightened / ex.
preston, bites her LIP and sths
difficulty. be II man or bea nave
played both the weeping bless
little girl and the heroine axes
matters into her own hanu. d Il
has been my experience thai lat
ter arouses more real sympaI ran
the former. I think that w., Ter
TO cheer a person on TO big IA, We
ment. than console him or her L.. mo-
ments OF distress.
In Molly Make-Believe.' I think she
is going to win more sympathy than
the most fearful heroine I ever
played. With never n thought Of
herself. she allows her cheerful, un-
selfish personality to radiate from her
letters. the spirit OF which gradually
fleets the man who reads them.
hat. II seems to me-, Is tho sort Of
ri that VIC all most admire.
"Reverting TO happy hcroines--it
has always seemed to mo that one Of
the causes OF Pegsy's popularity in
Mice and Men Is the fact that she
has a mind Of her own and turns
things topsy-turvy when they DO not
suit her. And Just because she 10
'spunky' we all love her. II she
wept at her misfortunes instead Of
behaving as she does. Peggy would
have fewer friends than she SENS to
have made both In the book and on
the stage and on the screen"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
ROTH SIDES

Ne think Congress erred hi tr,
ng no forrc President Wilson s.
hand nc q critical momcni we
think President Wilson erred m
net warning Americans SOME tme
aNo lhat peril might attppd their
PASSAGE on ships sailing irlo the
auilNv War fonc. even though We
are sensible Of the fact that. ac
cordiug 90 a strict interpretation
ut International law. and accord
lng "a those sentiments of yalar
which have inspired nll great al
iieps Ia ihe past hc + zoo rigidly
RIGHT io be questioned
Il would seein 10 Ms. 10 snch a
time, when there Is nothing Go
precedent aud po semhlapoc If m
iernaiional law lcfi To uo ia. No Car
as the practice Of a majority ct The
people of tao world il concerned
that cNpc,hcnce should count for
something, no iuattcr how boldly
prueiplr stands 90 the trout he az,
tnel foreign dealings If nur pto
Pile can hc krpi nj home hv somo
tacii understanding between those
few who have business abroad and
the mill'eus who are constantly rs
lensprad hs tho btiAiaess Of those
few abroad u viii greatly dimin.
ish our chaner Of hceoming llret.
~ implicated in q struggle which
j. outside the sphere ~ our present
activity, aud which ought TO d.
kept eul 81 our rplitical horizon II
We have The ability 10 accomplish
that end without sacrifice OF dig
niiy.
We are glad that the United
Ststvs has not been held up rs
slane by split that miehs he ms.
interpreted We are glad that Con
9rcSs has not ,ic,i the President !
hands wc arp glad that American
honor Is siill q factor a. ~ eon
Slden'd IA every emergency, AMI
VIZ would Nc gladicr eiill Il she
fresidcnl, Tor a eine becoming HIS
former self, would urge calm ac-
ton and hend every rffori toward
pgrpetnating = condition Of peace
which y lnoe precious than an the
eeaAhincd fruits Of war could ever
b..
Germaey has ma,le concessions
and has determined. AZ the same
iime, 70 make use Of that one aesn
~ winch, owing 70 ils nssyeess,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
In A NUTSHELL

The Caller rcileraits Us editor
ials Of February % aud March 2
lmbnci with respect for Christine.
iiy. ns Is concoltes of Christianity
Il doprccnies the teachings ealmm
nies aud revolving influence ol ih,
Ham. Ransay movement Aoi op
posing prohibition as Au ISSUE. IS
urges The people of Nnrce county
20 consider carefully toe political
side Of THIS agitation which BIAS o.
suited iu suoh strife and bitter
Hcss.
We cannot be too xealous of our
economic and spiritual welfare
therefore. we cannot 100 consist
entity throw our strength against
a measure which though ll has 81,
appearance Of morals on iis SUR
face, Is only another attempt oi the
independents 40 DUST present off,.
eials and 10 substitute men whose
record Is hong ago covered with che
mlldcw of rrpfoach
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
FOR THE FEw

if $500 hage noi mentioned ilenry
lnnn with special reverence. H.
has hren beeaue Of orr meaper
personal knowledge Of his Work
i deficiency which b. shared by
thousands ol Americans u rems
80 Rubber like Dr. stand hehiuI a
purely encyclopedia estimate 81 e.
man, no msiicr what obes taste
mas be This IS particularly true
when thc man !. conceded 10 hnto
heen tarro striving toward So
eiely d heuetit
Nv jauo, always lreU an az
irnllte audience boz England his
WRITINGS Inclined toward ielinea
iions ~ foreign eosr against n
background of American rough
HHN llr Was sensitive 20 impress
ion hasol upon tradition ai
though 81 ild not garry forward
his own work according to sulf
convention 10 us. as wc yaguslA
remember lrw pt Them. m- novels
SEEMED too subtitle TOO wandering
TOO wanting n campaciuess aud
vivid qualities and they had surh
% dieeppr'rling WAY Of ending ah
rWfly without warming IKE
lile that Is ended hs somc Terrible
accident
However though onr opiuion oi
him may be- harrcn Mr. James bias
enthusiastic followers and viii be-
missed and his circle of admirers
win entirely overlook his allcm
ancc 90 Great Britain toward the
CLOSE 90 a harmonious life Upon
nm King George conferred the
Order oi Merit nnd the decoration
Was observed Art iu iis tmle.i
fullest scnse ~ not u question Of
naiinu nr time for genius makcs
itself ielt Doe ull lands Il IS su.
pcrlor 20 boundaries. hatred erii
loim aud all lhe Wmous rayagc
Of yenrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
CARMEN SYLVIA.

ltlizabcth. Qnoen Mother ~ Rog.
laanin. H. dead OEly little while
ago she was ihe leas, diffrient
princess IN All The world. bring NJ
much a.field. 50 little pcni.up BY
court usage aud hroeaded pomp.
a. girl, She was All tenderness
and mirth and Shy Imagination
and SHE grvw up into wondrous
womaphood considering the van
rs aud wealih ahou; hrr more
poet than queen. though tenderly
solieiious ~ her subjects. and Of
all fine undertakings In lime. she
adopted She pcn-name under which
hrr fancy has cneirelft the globe,
Carmen sylyal And isn't IL j.
most precipgs name for Music 7
Carmen sylvia, was she who
sang
plmn0fifga Manc river.
silver ehininH Wrneft hAupgfd
40 wha afiHas ihf crystal waters
tarnm Ti ihY shores enchanted
Not. iu the fullness Of Der years.
Carmen Sylfa dii more than cnrn
fame for herself she founded
schools hospitals asNinms arr
galleries and ail other institutions
Whiei bad for their motive lle De-.
gelormenl NJ konmnnian nation
alliy aud her work Will eudure
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
AN uNwARRANr1o SUSPICION.

fhe report Boa afternoon gapera hst
thrive Mrtirtut who wrrg arrested ff
1at hi NeeHs f.r tucsue Ni Sue.
Nlrllhnd "a HCheh Teacher bsd hfrn
hlllra tv etato rinFura nrHr Eduhufa
rHa been doned rhe report iltrd thal
thc pNrOueu wtra shot ia dr,fn NhIr
lAiNH tN escape frnm mnEfu whu.wrfe
Wtinr ihm t0 the luinlae county Isu
nt riinhu'E shcun NHHeN UHhni last
nleht tnh tho Dalivr hRi he hhd nof
nr1ri Uf such tcpnft ud Wat 49,
NcNrans were m thr county 800 umr
'ifroiusl2 dianoHinE Uf thD rrmt The
ihirr M,tirana attempted tu lH...s MIss
Nctlcihnd su nHlenut were Donna
rrssdfnin ti the eHiissr thai thts amft-
ea BOZ pursuit rs tno MWItsHa rhe
MeNlQsns were quickly npprnhtnded d.,
fhr afrcera auA iaucd twlna Canrt
Callrr.
fhc elrgulhtlnh Uf fho rCuort thai tho
mneera bad tillrd tho MpNlosus who
tfivH to iaeso thr schaoi Teacher prob
ahlN bad itH foundation in thr faci that
thc nnacfs hliird thrive MeNlDtns Is, me
nopo that thos W.uU fhr naht one. Wa
know nothing ~ ESQ acia Dos the ,aAe
pm We ihink that EVERY hr sett eui
from thht cNnniN should hHVf fauu.
Atilf,n 90 TRUTH rtmpie Triurfnm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
Caller Called
swrrr ~ AND o.


Jnf editors 40 tho rHelaia christi
Calff AUd ihs nenlsan lleul Htse
coaeludff an interesting enHffHfertf
ever rht question ~ ahifh ~ fnsm is
better iallinN ih4n state lrfsF iatN
htsa auf Ia himself asstuine BIZ Ueu
finlnos llthaf ti1I8eaNf anH aailrlua
maiFhfs sHd gIrih announcements ThFr
fiNAl decision feenf in hNr been fnat
emile anr IS ~ rfnHsHut 81 fhe ntHrr
sf moro 10 uath orc hands0uer taan
"a 81 And fhfs mhY Ht rRft slf
ihsi ihtY are NutaHf aa fn ahai Ie
verdict 10 NNpHnr UnHnn NUali He a
manifested n fnf efHifuHrf ~ fnr
Nfl.aun arafHTg. $3.50 c.Hf.ff. NIm.tlf
uifa inr prediction fhaf fhf rnf 500
cane arfH n $50 manf f4n $3.50 ne
bfnf unafs rle NaHhf ~ DIS
sfer nHfame ufrm Hnd ,la sraf.ir 1t
Haff fnHu h|H flfa Aiaa H Ua Hr
ffue rUuf flms h Hul foars
ffHm nHn fafr IrHH $3.50 Nr a'l nIf
fUft rsiprmrt h.f 0.s am hlH ehis-
frre urrrnHfff na nH uHt ir1aff
nuf 40 WHru fnff Hi nuH ufeffHff1 IN
$3.50 when fhat nms fHae CONS. o.
sfiN Wli Hafr bob advantage over HIa
eeniFmuamfi uf utn.Hr nnI Nofnss
Dhutu go whir hr $3.50 nf ait and
fail Hnru anl ihiu fats NNI hs aiNF
and pHaEff Huf nalrf uhlfr nf $3.50
De- chatr0d Nifn fhH d.Hs mrmof ~
outs Won come fhef wild ns HaaNsd hf
rHftAifr tifnH lf nuH FNtra r MWarr
Whlo hs Wn tf fuuca pItn oioir
canafit fhrf viii HH itHtnfinr tn.ir
iiaFfH tnd afrHHnr ih'r niHfos h.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
A Jupn foe ouRnAlnNrss-

= WIUdUO HrlrII n I0IUI IlNOTIIHOd
te mnish hef 10 500 can onit detrr.
min" ihr Uat0uaiiu thats cNaciN lho
reverse ~ Wndeo wen slads invest
lu leuf bias WVfih 10 the sccret ,'or-
pus thrsu oalor
huu mVslnt vpffe 4uda Nertisrrr
Lewis BIAS "a plate oa ihe iou 81 bis
hcat whore tht halt oosbl ta be aua
hf writes iust as brauuill ,vf-r as am,
innk hatred noCt W, knuN l.nne hair
nf lUts of it lsnt always an Indication
90 mtclicetutlhy nnd lt Aon want d,
WHrciy in he cerfAn VI "a rreatcr ucr.
nenal .hsre ef 500 $3.50 thai us.ie Adou-
- the wonder and ems, uf ihc less for-
fNneto sNis. Wu caN only saN that ss,a
should make an effort o. so YOUR mind
on higher tAiues nenton Noeoni ana
NhItsnloia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

The MexieAn eeasul general at
San Antonio declares that Felix
Diaz j. sfreia of his shadow. From
the way Felix seramhlel aboard
81 AnsericAn warship al Vera
thss, we imagine thai ii Is The
shallow OF a bunch ef WHISPERS
That he i eally afraid OF.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

a Sab lfanciseo woman has
been sentenced 70 ia,l for one year.
she was convicted Of defrandinv
prospective husbands. This woman
has done manly thing she has
sneccedod - turning The tables
wNhra they WIRE completely against
her,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

does not come upder the num~.us
direct cmhargoes 81 ans interna.
tionsl code " agreement w. arr
FOR America. III Ne were not for
America. We should contend for
war aiih Germany
r--s af-9THaa+
IT. plaiu enough that Martin
Dies believes in preparedness w. +
nov campaigning around home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

We overheard a lady say ycster
day Its awhnlly easy 10 get
away with q million. " Il IS. We've
gotten a million anonymous letters
and II was the easiest thing Ia the
world % toss thcm iuto the waste
liapcr basket.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

d beHna to i0oa aH 10 tlc peatae af
ihe wilderness ere rnlne u pltE rnoo
aofH Roosevelt fof thof ntphpa Cur-
rus Christi TnHer
Moose iiarua of ths rrsla nepuHlic
fame hts airhdF handled un tnf Ne.-
url nH she uinnrr Uf OBJ, 1910 mrr
Tmo nnd rataei rme. lane wHl
ftN NfAHfU MeNa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

A fellow Swear> that Chicago so.
iicVnen werv % get t,n per cent.
for overlooking a hank robbery
Ne don't believe Il. We don Z
think that Chicago policemen
could be persuaded 70 take that
little interest Ia anything.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

Admiral Fletcher SAYS that the
dr'adnauehts Of this great Nation
lead al others II oral artillery
were proof. Admiral. We'd have
Theodore mpersonale 4e.ceuii.
meter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

a very large portion Of ghe
world \ misery has heon thu prod
net OF crimes committed IA the
name Of religion. ~ the fanatic,
nothing il sacred
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

The kcv Ham SAYS ihat Il b un.
usual for him 10 stay through an
election OF course that depends
Dollars work wonders
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

Address all business Communication
and make out uii checks. dfAfie mtet
orders md express orders ~ The tG'irf
l.nblishlar Company. Al Items adlfiss
and communications should bo address.
rd az Editor CHrpuH Christi Caller
.-..--.---~.~.-a- a------,-.---.------e-'-.es.
lnitffd ls fttand-rlHFe matter at tNH
Isoat0ffca in Corpus Christi. TtshH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
clAuOs,s soorslNe lNFlusNer

Sass the Corpus Chrisu Cailrr. Eve
rcnpie ~ CerIsua Chsisu thrive on
trouble and eaimvsitN lf Ne are aet b
tin4 aieua tairiN Well we lmrert soue
eANne Tor diseeuslon Resausc ~ our
ioapiNiN ,o nbide in the opiuion az the
Ht4afi,N, vs. setA eNeusea for aixts-
n'n ~ SertimcuA We Ars lfke safg easf
% the oren srsttc Wv lese % p,r aent I'd
'ifttlenvt in thr'WinE scot un the
yhimneN Well lhat must De- * oon.
dation neruiiar 10 Yoar city. m every
nleoe ~ h@Ne eNvr uNea thp harmony
has hosn ueytvct q "a pitt thAt fhe
pNNNlo ot sumtiowpr can rct alans a.
iieitef Than "a they Wffo ana kinfaiks
Ilapdc Nallen in fou Worth star.
releSgam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

III Portugal declares war ON Ger
many and Germany takes PARIS, u
can cump over 10 the United States
Ia q roWhoai.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

Governor Ferguson "Therc are
Two kinds OF peace 80 true llut
the Wilson, Kind isn't as Kind as
IL used 60 b., tie,ernor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

Austin Amrriean "The 1routh
checks vegetation Not here
Dead beats are flounshiug
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

We have made radical change Shoe Department. For your
nave moved the Shoe Department to the
l east end OF the building lis cool light and comfortable plenty Of
ana Easy OF access lou cordially invited section
ne new shoes are here and children and m - Is ~
men VIII take pleasure showing the Seasons offering ~ ~
'ANE ELEVATOR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

We early selection, the goods and from
phcatc orders
Our line This season the complete have had and of h
scarcity goods have gathered together the
Olfcr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
New Silks, Dress Goods, Skirtings, Etc

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
M. l. iChtenStein & Sons
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