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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
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There's no song, no poem, nor rhythm
That imbodies our thankfulness
given,
For q nobler man was never born
Than by the name of ABE LINCOLN. q
With the hand of the Almighty, he
helped us,
To conquer our foes, we MUST;
But cling to the blood stained ban
ner,
For God, has proven, He is just.
.E. --JOnnie Johnson.
2622 Chester Avenue.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
Mrs. N. Kinney.

Was born in Tuskegee, Ala, in 1873.
She was married to Mike Cunningham,
and to them was born one child. Lilly
Cunningham, who still survives. Upon
tie death of her first husband, in 1911,
she was united to Mr.. Will Kinney,
and lived with him until her death.
She was member of the A. M. E..
Church and member of the Taber-
nacle and House Hold Ruth. She
leaves to mourn her death husband,
daughter, and an adopted son, and a
host Of friends. to mourn her loss.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

GRAND MASTER OFFICIAL VISITS.
Grand Master Thompson OF the
Masonic Lodge will start out upon
his official viists on Tuesday, Febru-
ary 22r, at Waterloo; Wednesday
evening, February 23d, Dubuque'
Thursday evening, February 24th'
Clinton; Friday evening, February
25th, Davenport.
Further announcements later.
Every Master Mason in good and
regular standing is invited to be
present,
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Mrs. J. H. Perkins is reported sick
again.
Miss Lizzie Cowens returned home
last week after very pleasant six
weeks visit in Missouri with relatives
and friends.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

; church, sails for Manila on January
26 to visit her mother and relatives.
Mrs. Earl Smith, who has been
visiting her mother-in-law Mrs. Le-
nora Smith, left for her new home in
Chicago on January "a.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Madam Robinson of Hooking, Ia, is
no wable to give the Madam Walkers
Hair Dressing and Scalp Treatment.
Treatments given at your or her home.
Give me a trial and if work does not
prove satisfactory your money back.
Madam M. Robinson. J
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Mr.. Joseph H. Shepard took suddenly
sick Sunday night after returning
home from church. He suffered in
tensely that night. Three doctors were
attending him. He is much better at
this writing.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

i Mr. and Mrs. S. Joe Browns resi-
derce caught fire by an overheated
furnace which burned the wall little.
We're it not that Mr.. Brown was at
home and checked the fire at once the
home might have been lost.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

4 The President of the Callahan Club
wishes to announce that there will be
no meeting until the 23d of this
month, but urges every member to be
present on that day at the home of
Mrs. l.. M. Mason.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Mash.

Mrs. Mash.
OF the many deaths this week, Mrs.
CEas. Mash was victim. She was
70 years old, and member of the
A. M. E. Church for about so years.
She had been married twice before,
but both husbands died, leaving her
alone wit hno relatives. She was a
stewardess in the A. NJ. e. Church,
nd member of the Tabernacle and
House Hold Ruth. Many friends
mourn her death. She was a good
christian woman endeavoring to do
the right.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

v Mrs. Daisy Atkins of Kansas City,
NO., and sister Mrs. Mable Coleman of
Rock Island, ILL.,, we're called here this
week on account Of the death of their
aunt, Mrs. Julia Taylor.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

4 The Dramatic Art Club held their
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
C. G. Johnson. 1926 18th street. Visitors
were Mrs S. w. Wright, R. N. Hyde,
j. W. Campbell. Next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Will Jones, 34th and
Grand.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

! The many friends of Mr.. w. Henry
Stanton are glad to see him back from
Omaha where he has been for several
months We are always glad to have
our old boys return.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
For That Terrible Itching.

II" 1N1S 1e111OHV 3se.I.'6s - f.Gl,-
Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application Of Chamberlains
Salve will instantly allay this itching,
and many cases have been cured by
it's use. For sale by all dealers.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

MISS HELEN f. HAGEN.
Our Races Greatest Pianist will
give a concert on next Monday even
ing, February 14th, at Union Congre-
gational church, Tenth and Park
streets.
Every lover of fine music should
by all means hear this truly wonder
full artist. To read the newspaper
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Don't forget the Helen E. Hagan
piano recital Monday evening, Feb
ruary 14th, at Union CnnIregational
church.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
BIRTHS.

eys BIRTHS.
DR.. Jefferson reports the following
births for February 4, 1916, namely;
An eight pound girl born to Mr.: ana
Mrs. James Barton Of Oralabor, Iowa.
and an eight pound girl born to Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. M. Marmaduke, 1882 'th
street. All are doing we'll.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

The Triple H. Club will meet Tues
day, February 18th, at the home of
Mrs. McGruder, Carpenter avenue, at
which time Mrs. J. H. Mcdowell will
read a paper on False Economy"
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Miss Leota James has been ill the
mast week. .#. ar {.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

The Twentieth Century Arts and
Crafts Club will meet with Mrs.
Hanger at 1716, next Wednesday after
noon, the 10th. from to to 4:3O.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
EDITORIALS
NEGRO FARMERS CONFERENCES

,,, me ninth annual meeting of the
missouri Negro Farmers Conference
WI, WI De held in Dalton at the Bart
iett Agricultural and industrial
Scnool' February 10th and 18th,
Ihelr motto is, Forward to the
farm.' Their watchword is 1000
more Missouri farmers for 1916.
frot. N. c. Bruce, chairman of the
conference. has prepared a splendid
program Tor each day.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Miss Daisy Jacobs, who slipped and
fell on the ice last week, was able to
resume her work after several days
at home.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Mrs James Woods announces the
marriage of her sister, Miss Cecil
Harris, to Mr.. Luther Bledsoe, both OF
Chicago, Illinois, which took place on
Monday, February 7th, at st. Stevens
parsonage. The ceremony was read by
the Rev. Brice w. Taylor. They are
at home at $50 E. seth street, Chicago.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

. Mr.. George Brown, 1916 Illinois
street, is confined to his bed on account
of an accident received last Friday
while working at the tile factory on a
load of rock. The condition is much
improved.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
A GOOD AND USEFUL WOMAN
GONE.

Mrs. Julia Taylor was born in Lib
erty, Clay County, Mo-, May "a, 1852,
and died Of pneumonia, in this city
February 9Th. In the year 1869 she
was Joined in marriage to Mr.. Geo.
S. Taylor to which union five children
were born, three of whom with her
husband are left to mourn their loss,
Mrs. Midget, Walter and Miles Taylor,
She also leaves one grandchf1d; Madola
Midget, one brother, Sam Mash, sew
eral nieces, nephews and hosts of
friends.
Aunt Julia, as she was called by al
most everyone, was highly respected
and was always willing to lend help
ing hand when it was needed and
many of those who paid their last
tribute to her Wednesday afternoon
were those who had been benefited by
word or deed of Aunt Julia's.
She was an active member of the
Eastern Star and Household Of Ruth,
the latter having charge of her funeral
She was member of st. Pauls A. M.
E. church, her funeral being conducted
by Rev. Brit, assisted by Revs. T. L.
Griffith, S. Bates, W. l.. Lee and ]. L.
Roberts. Interment was at Woodland
cemetery.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

comment on her musical ability and
hear what professors in music say
of her ability should be sufficient en-
dorsement. There is none in our
race her equal and very few in any
race her superior in America. Ad-
mission Csc. The Peerless Octet
will furnish few number for the
occasion.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

evening and one new member was
added to the church.
Mrs. George Howe is convalescent.
Mrs. Mary King is on the sick list
Mrs. Duncan Of st. Joe NO., the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rob-
inson,, returned to her home Sunday
morning.
Father Keene and wife have gone
to live with their daughter, Laura.
Mrs. A. w. Robinson was called to
Red Oak by the illness Of her daugh-
ter and daughters family.
SEVEN-Bystander-
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11

Little Hortense Woods Is i'll with
La Grippe.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
BEDFORD, IOWA.

BEDFORD, IOWA.
The scarlet fever quarantine was
raised and churches held services
Sunday.
The Pilgrim Baptist church had
services Sunday. Rev. w. Ewing,
one of the young aspiring ministers
of Maple Baptist church Of Des
Moines filled the pulpit morning and
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-11
SHERIDAN, WYO.

Especial to Bystander.)
Mrs Eunice Douglas, wife Of Rev.
Levi Douglas, is seriously IL in the
hospital.
Mrs. Maguinez, wife Of Rev. s. ~
Maguinez, pastor of the n. = E. Z;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
@liidwuuidf fiir oiebriti-
ihe 6totte.

2on0om 6. Sui, II Ser Setre.
tar Der 9lomiroIitat bat Montreal
Scuicoe eincn @rief bon Sen 9or0-
Gomniiidren oer 9Ionliralit6t &C.
ianOt in Oem Die Sifi3iere II. 0lann-
iAoften ser @roBcn 6lotte 81 ibrcr
6ii6ruug pdbreno ser Shlatt nit
Der Oeiitiben Sodiecflotte om t.D1oi
uno /. SUM an ser iiitl1noiiben
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miroIit6t boben Sbrc geridte iiber
ole Shlnht Dor Der SiitIanO 9mt.
5lpiiheu Der inter Sbren Common.
90 itebenocn @roBcn 5lotte un0 ocr
oelltiheu 8ohiecfIotte am 81. N1oi
5uiommeu nit oeu geridten oes sic
Shladtfreli6er 6lotte befe6Iieen.
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5lotte in Grlu0gune ee5oeen SSbre
2oroidaiten begIiidipiinihen oie 81.
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6lotte 3u oieicr ibrer criter 5dloht
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an Der 59ladlt t1eilnabmen; SHiife
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Gntihlofen6eit sebnuobabt; mdbrcpo
ser Sbloht erpro6te lid Der Gienit.
ciier inO oie Siid)tieteit oeS Wloihi.
ncnperionnIs IN ausge5eidneter g9ci.
ie, mdbreno perionlihe Snitiatipc uo
toftiide lluteroroning oleid bemcr.
fensiuertl sum glusoriId fam.
o0ie Graebniiie Der ShIad)t be.
ipciien BOB oic Siii5icre ino Wlonn.
ihoitcn Der @roBeu 6lottc ipiiicu ipic
iie oie neu oritrctenoen Eroblcmc 5u
erpdecn babeu nno mic lie Oas cr.
lanste @iiieu ipdter an8Hwcnoen bo.
ben. Gie @rwartltugcn oieirS Qon.
oeS wareu bod iic limo gilt erfiiut
mor0eu.
o0ic goros aolleu S6ncn ibren
politen geiioa anIdbli9 Sbrcr 6iib.
uing pdbreno Der ShIodt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
Baltimore 4 Whtr.
SiDtiS nii naS NmbIifmiil.

0ie Grfurlioucn Oie on ocn
Sonntogen am .. unO %. Sui
bon Baltimore nod @ilmin9ton
GbeIter uno BbiloOelpbia onge'
sciet wuroen; lnO cbeniulls OIL
Oen Sonntogen bonn 16. itnO 30.
Sytli bon Baltimore nod gltlontic
GitD ipcrOcn bicrlnit con5ellirt
ipcgen Der 9lnioroerllngen Der
Iercinieten Stooten &egicrlng
fir oQe 5ur &crfiigung ltebenOc
Gquipirung, oie fir Ocn Erons-
port bon Srlppcn 5ll benuBen lit.
.. q. McGnrt6N,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ors.@cidaiisiaDrcr.
(Sui7D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
6iR un0 btr.
9as s6Ia9tengIiid auf
Orr @citfrOnt.
0Se6er Nsnris nod @Om6Oit
mrlOet entitbeiOenOe
@rfUIge.

Scr BiOerltouO ocr Qeiitiben miro
nob Oieleu 9lnooben offenbor I'M.
mcr frdftiser. - Die 9laiirten
boben icst ouc IIfbc, ibrc be-
id6eioeneu onidneliden @epinnc
at bcboupten. Ser @ortlout
ser Eoeesberidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
pfrdfrntIi6t.
Ser Srri6t Drs g(Omi
rails SrlIirOc.
llcbcr bic 2ceidblndlt am
Sfagerraf.

@iebt tcinc @erInite Ger 8riten an.
Ser oen bereits oerofientIihtcn
8u. 3iuei sddeinacn iiber
Die @ciammt Sonnoee Der perIo-
rem ecgonecuen ocilticben S@iiie.
Ole Oeutiden ll.goote cniial.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
Baltimore \ Wbiu.
eprlIaI. I.alreIs.@MIIetIn.


$1,000 eliaaara SALTS NIB anriid,
nm 22 September uno 6, Gfiohcr
Nillcc giltQ Is Gage cini6licBliD
zoo nc5 Gerfnlis. SpcyalsSua BON
Godbcs mn @uuman @arlor'gSoa'
goiie pcrld8i 6amocn sinlion rid
$40 Mioracns, Dit. JioOnls1iniou I'M
$40 Moracne onr1 ods heriibmie
Seoigb gallep, oSie SDpelj ooiI glnle'
rild"
eceuicr @1mrinncn.
SJ.71-Ntlnniic Slm, 0dpc Wlnh, Gcd
3cie 6iN unO Ocean 6itB, ". g., nnO
5uriid. Scocn Trcitng uno Gnmitng
his 5lti1l 9. September. 8nlitp tiir
Die 9ildiobrt bis Sied'tah intlnlio.
spomenimluR.Snhrten
S5.00-Scer @arf, Wionntaiu aaic Nart
iluo Sntlnno ilno 8uriid Nilleic gum
&crinui fir 3ug 9lr. ir Donncrliag,
nllc SiiQc bon Sreiina, Gnmllda ino
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SI.OO-ScrielcS eprinas uuo suriid. 9iI,
lete 8um @erlaui fir Sii9e 90 nlio 1
am Srcitae uno ale 8iiae am 9onSs
toq uno Sonniag; qiililg our Nltds
iabri bic folGcnocn Wiontdg.
$500 Nrcoerld uno 5nriid, ola Gio
Nlnin Cine. Niucte piiliiQ oni aleu-
3iacn Samiida uuo SnnniaQ Qilia
llr oic Stildabri am iol9enoen W'of'
Tag
$t.25-1rcberid nno 5nrid. 9iaeie piils
tia nnr SnnninQ. Scrl0bt Gdnoeis
Station $50 QlorQcns.
Baltimore nadl glbcroeen nno 6nriid 70.
pie uQc 3pihcniiniioHcn. Gpe5ieu
rcou3iric SSnbrbineie meroen auSotacs
ben fir gdmniidQe 3iige SamitaQ5
mo ole Siigc SonntuQs, giiliia filr
bic Hldfdbrt nuf alien 3lQeil bis
lino einihIieblid 3uq 12t, aniommeno
In baltimore 9.15 W(OrQcnS am iOls
ben Wloniag (Suli7ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07

Die cinSinr shale In Der etabt.
ilniere N1LsNnicu iehi often. Siinoc Dn.
meu, lpelthr Die aleibcrmoherhmii nnb Den
bice III IurAcr Scli eiltd ocn gluiC6luk on oiele
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miiaQs nno NbciieS 9'eQHcnic S;mncr. Sn
e.aufe beoouneuc slrhcien .onuen mabrcno nee
ilntctrlhis iori0cicpi pctocr 'Srlro'ncr
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Mdhcrc Muslnrn ihrllt oScf riiaih bet
Wi enbsrs. Gt inl2. Ne"'eornt1aa' str"w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
oen Oas Gorf ioiuie oas iiioipeiili6
gelegenc @onocu-@eboft genommen.
.Dos g3eucite ION oer@riten.
6ront.
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2on0or, 6. Suli. ~ GoS beitc
9lbeno 81 ipdter StunOe bonn britt.
iden 9lrmec Souptquortier peroi.
fcntlihte offi5ieae @ommuniquc bat
folgenOen @ortloiit:
nslls Elm ReiuItat beitioer 2dmpfe
nit @onben baben mir al eeipiHen
@lnften I'M &ouptareol Der ShIadt
ipeitere 6ortibritte gernoht.
Gus @ettcr por Sen Gperotiouen
Ser gIeropIonc umeiiuitie; OodJ I'M
9opolrme 9e5irf aeIang es einent
iuiierer 5hig5ciee, III erfolgreihey
@eiic eiuen 3ug 8il bomborOiren
oon Dem ocutide geriidrfimeeu o6.
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umO Elm oeutiheS gotaillon imO rid.
tcten eroBe ger6eerlmg an.
9llf anocren Gbcilen Ger 9inie lit
0ic Sodblnge unperGnoert.
Spdtere gcrihtc bon Dem Streii.
5uge ser @opoI g9eIib 6iiiiliere sci.
gen. ooB orei ietuOIidle Inheritance
aeritort lpurOeu rno ooB uebeu Dem
|erlrit an @ciongeuen in So6e bon
150 Nlonu Scr 6einO Die aleihe
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perlor.~
8riteu pcr0en ihon be-
idciOcncr.
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fonut, 0aB Ole 9ritcn bel Ebicp0al
Can ser Somme-6ronD eincu meite.
rem fleinen @oritoB mabten uno ei-
|nige Wlomn geion9eu nabmen. Ees
@eitcrcn belaet oic Wlitt6eilina.
rSiiolib bonn Ga 9oiiee-4onoI
madtcn mir nod Der glnwenoima
BON @os. imo SRouhidmaoen eriola-
reibc llebcridae oiii 0ie criie Clinic
oes SeinocS. 9ei eincm oerielben
nobel lid Oic @opol g9elib 6HiiIers
beiouoers ans5cidneten. nabmen pii
40 @eianaeue, ciniae @rnbenmoricl
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Sigbl6noer Snfanteric erfoIoreid IN
oie feinolihen @rdbcn pclilih bon
0ulluH. Cine Observation-Disclosures
hing muroe 5eritort. oielc Geutihc
aetootet lmo einiae @ciongene ee-
maft.
gliIf Dem iibrigeu Sbeile ser 5rout
creignete iih nihtS bon 9eoeuhmg. =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
500 ROSE BUSHES SOLD
c.f Fsdefaten 81 Women Matina !
Great Success 81 pcts WssA
Campaign

t,f'df1 mptina o. ihe NtN nfsn.
4fl maffmont has nrrn Elftn hf ih,
Clu tcacmtna 90 Wrmfn uho Nun.
dat aunchrf q Rose Wrst raWiaIfr
Hunne iho wecs thr N0mr eanHaiEn
ina BOB IN effort ia rs1 af e.r nie
roac haahss io horns owners ~ tht
fiff
nn The fret dsy Geo ~ fhs huther
Wrr, sal1 hs ruu haseft arfetins 40
40 1G fho plants af 1net Nm q o.
sroff Ohf rfraIaenl af the Federation
stId l1af nlsht ibni fhf anmr7 nre ln-
fcasei aieeaed elfh tho fcni'fa af thf
clmnHlsn end fhn expect fn mHhf
ross Wtfh rssHiifui n faffhff ItaH.
uNlnR fhr yards ~ fhc tItF
The nHifa ~ Islu rinnNur nam-
rsirn nausarated -four scare nHp ht
the rommefiHi Cinn ace apparent Boz
Visiting fHe tnrOW srriinna ni ihr
efE Tarlfr hundfni palms wfrr $50
and SO aaf and ihst go ttrf sflfarf.
$50 in arpf rn.f ia iHfh bono faia.
end saifnfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL WILL NOT
PLAY SAN ANTONIO HIGH


if s unNkeiF fhai corpus Christi
HffH Hthuai uIH aarDf fff CHALLENGE
~ Fan Antonio Hlrh Afhuu ~ q
fs.-s .sta-ar game II arinr pointed rot
gfsifrdsf itaf san Antonio hat been
sfatan ana is therefore eliminated
~ contender far fhs iniefp hniaaiif
rtamaIanfhtr ~ the Hatc HnHfl fif
rlirs ~ fas Teaas luiffsf hai4sile ieH
anf
Cnfrls Christi nn Inf olfHf len1 ntt
aun aU ~ ramee played frlnf fof
siaanr ard b. ready fo Weff team
haflra an sqmnt ah1f fe0Hri fuf tHF
aeaaar fsasnnni Hlfh IA 81 fsid
haa been snesplre ihf ffid and win
cnrpus CHRISTI iflrh is said fr ri zoe
anis sleern b. south ard Noaihuau
Texas having rFrfen rfr1fn Ne
entianans fef aaulr i-iurfn sac
teams arr underway
Sweaters or DE local eleven nfff
awarded 1efifrdsF mornlnr ihf
r9oaflfs nrf ~ Nue wool a3tt 500
letters Tg Thoar VITO uefe it nn
gi,s amafd aerr Wilson Nfl'nnpuEh
cfsit sshanf zafhsfleuf g. Shrrdffa.
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i'sehp ane Wpn1et
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
CIVIC DINNER AT THE
NUECES DECEMBER IL
rd.,ara Allies r. Chatrman ~ Corr'it
see tha' is hrranaiee pinner fef
900 Corgus Chnsiisna.

thUfmsn AIlsr uf thc -nnffammr ni
Committee uf Goo Commercial Nsst.
cItilnn aannnrrts fhat ihs siant fur
th, nif ,ivH a.nuD ta tu siten Taos
dat nHh' nrr l4ih au ntaft com
ulftcd and thnt "a great lrat 30 in stof'
fnr tht ritiscns 80 Cupns chusu rh'
NHtees iuigi hss heon selected as ih,
place ~ ths Nunfr which VAS hrela
Ht 80 Nclooh ALREADY rrrat lnisrefi
ls hcns nanlfratei ln 900 eunn Cam.
unn which s classified DIS me manhe
ffn of tnt r 0inanimilon eamraiFf
aa 'cerpus Christi sae.ai
Negotiations sre m pfnsftss ta 49,
cHrt elenkrfa of national pf. minsrcr
msb wha are hnown faf fheir slo|
qHrnrr Ono rfrtf constructive Waft
ana aii fhnst nh1 secure pianrs reg Nr
iaNies WIu nf H,c.rtra % fItaf neaf
both mitrHal ani aifIifrH.f ttr.
.n. flnuaaHd Invitations vIu hf afH
tn fnr rIiirtut H fhr fHun siuft ffHsi
.f tnmofrnW ard nlan fHrr rrsoN
rtrr m1u ir Hr.Dd f0 eorIrr N.r geo.
rfeafnn mrr iiafriN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
FoReer Yous AcsEs.

SUR erceF achine 'nNN 49,,
r,te flfe burden. y 500 t-'i,, ~.
rb.nmatsm. snat ipmhaso 49, ~.
"a hoiiie Il ~icSnf '@n''', ~ 81
e-iverrai rme1y ior ieih ,,..,..
WV y .rrotrafes without ra''1las
VA seo,hs- CO.. tender fiesh- /.
4n - ,o.riies thsu m0rl oin'-
.,o.,s IN pouitlces for fif.4' 49,
l'..., - mrstIes ~ nrnchea ii~.-
sf.rr frusn strenuous scr
- sl,au's flrimsnf Sifes qlieN
e'f -. (, al aarf faf emcrtsne''
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
SCOPE OF WORK OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB is
OUTLINED BY HIRSCH
STATEMENT ciNES ~ nGrAiL
PLANS Fos APPROXIMATION
o. rSE COMMERCIAL cue.
Campaign cs~wittes Believes test ~
Ns~ plar, Viii Neae a a.essf ard
Setter cesaNsls iai Asset Atisn.

HeNifN A-ftfNfN|t'ai NtaNt 'ANfNF
1es Hirreh chairman ~ tHF cam
Fsisn cammititt ~ trt Ctiltus cnntDi
,',mutrclal AssrsIailan. issucs atlil..
msnt sistns By HetsH the rians fni the
REORGANIZATION ~ the As.sa iatieu. asst
snf scttmrs ai a nraeg representative
and active mcmiatthtp SIZE sfatfntrnl
So ss feilpvs
rhe tAnuaaian Nammiiior fyaltr,
that ih, lAans htrs pfofs.ss-i ,if fIs-
t.ulluns and san of Commercial as.
..srlstlnr thaf rfaN n az hUaa ts l'
ihr cammunHs Nfs Hseif iH Httfi'
elNnk such a PLATFORM ef activities
,isaf committee Vss sgtHaiea enufrN
ns g.orr slHN Ui tnt needs ef eIu
rIlt u hAr hrgH uHf fni, atuf tr n'
eouaaif ie $3.50 ffstiafm such ifrnt'
stIIsliles ns WNi hfsUf ahHQt Nttif
ritir commercial ana ludusifNal r'rti
fIfHs W cHIua HhIisil
'lnNsstieatiaH uf thr UuIh nrlnf dfn'
bt ufNtt r,snfnrntsl rfFaNif ffH
Throughout 600 ts-i4ist kastH uf n.
.helee n iht MATTER ,fsfAa thf .f
nNH N4fr a rffHnA OfNrItNl HN1 inHf
I''.t.' .'NN"''
lhs Committee Wishes % glefft
uuaofat.aH fHst fhis UisffuItp la n0
presented aH m.fr iUs fsf ufsmif
ship 500, rlaus ahnHntei afr ia h
atfnal wufhut plHHs ni NH NuWtf
rnI Association Ctnfd usfasai eI
show ihat ihe NammIiiee IN niah
easfs hts chtnecd fh, mtihod nf pn'
Cedan nav followed and tirrira Nr'
NufAlna mariiHsn TNf W stenfia
tnai ts nns adnpiei ma, Ne ealflo
nuf
Wafk bY Departments
Thf vafh Hf tHt of4aHlFiuon Hla
3 81, dstsasd $500 rs irpaumenis 'ish
y industrial MsrOantIis. Agricultural on
gnud Wuads l'uhNtiA Hnd DNntrnit
Tr,nlr nra TfsuHpHriaiitn lh Hl
m,ifti of usrfHnE rnmingfrlAl organ
+ fatlon aruNIufs nnNfh sianiin
committee hat never tftn etuil' sHl
. nn,mt tht mou mniern mrihad
fa fandie Id. activities iifnHrn ifrHfi
+ monte atpndInF innn fivr.al foH
snitt0r, in elfy elf ihr inNaalfrs b
ths departments TH department .
nfftsn Nttass $500 mrmbfrfhip mi
efUuyr aHslfn.nk ESQ ge,h HtWff Uoi
fsIn snrour ena ttnrltr aNttrs
ro illustrate Tis lautsf. 3he miH
t.tsr tht rahue ofneal would 49,,
..i,n4idt Nr iua.t Interested H Ntv|
nu,l ana would se frnnurf in u
,l.i, d.nartmaai The mauuiatiun
l.nd the contractor worA choose ft
ntfustfiai drpaffmrn Tu, mtfrhan
t,r rrnrsf ana fus dinreiai nifri q
r.snd In tna mercantile dfraffmf
fNs faiIrIad mfp snd thf large thipp'
e.ouid select tns trafiir aud iumspal
It.t..f rfaur
"a. u..ie... cosr,H
.t. .,.5t,,'.1 III ~. t....tlu..at. ins.
t..1i t.DI.tU,, suf nf.f.naa
,.. a.. fs.tiu.
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Lon, o. sodosrs ard T. J. hiehslf
- Comant e Second Tftas iHfaniri
~. monday far waco nn hff laff
faar4 70 afisenrH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

gslor '4sirsan Tsyles. earwsna'o9
~. er.f BATTALION - the Third Tcfaa
Iuf4ntn uno suffered .f'An s
aurnr fhc recent h'sa anN "'iN
aoaaaF aas ahie 81 D. eH 'H 'ffi, 20.
fsf ihr fnt ume~alncf tao H''ip pr
rrarrine $3.50 weeks afH