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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02
BUONE, COLEMAN AND FRENCH
we're ELECTED SCHOOL TRUSTEES
0i ANERACE MAJORITY OF So VOTES MEssRs
DDoONts COLEMAN AND FRENCH IN THE SATUR.
D DAr ELECTION WON IN TRUSTEE CONTEST
SHELLY ~ ~
LIVELY INTEREST MANIFESTED VOTES POLlED

ln sp.nict ropiesi tndee oonlen
i,oene chat & colsmau ana a al
fnash. N4i.f9as etre clsciaa a. t,s,s
'fce pi the Copns chrlsu ind,aenA
ent sehesl pisifieg saocosaiar Msssf.
p phamhta. w III lla.isf aa8 81
Conucr ihe hui two ~ candidate.
Tor ~ elrciior bsns deleated ssoae
WIN Mtu.am shelly Mf CUNna MAS
Dot 4 canaidate
Judge @sidou teenr WAS tha hiah
man q ihe s,sis9is with rolsman So
eitA and trrueh ih.ni J. ll cham
pess WAS che hifh msn Cos the iaslns
is'o wsia Niaser anh shells nnlsf.as
'n tDf ordtf pamra ire avemFc ma
i2riy Tor the winners WAS tiehis tea
Votes casa ~ a total af eby soirt tg1
% ne number beine csat ai the pun
itah where voters q she Nneon. eiiA
wnnis upv tuo ard three and sIa tas
Cd sna ais heins az ths Central seletI
nhefe VOTERS q th, fauJth asa nnh
wants Cast ihvig ,etfx
TIE f4hulafsH vote.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02
KELLY TO OPEN BEER
AGENCY IN SAN DIEGO
San plsao Offers AdsentaQs "a Near
Wet fsfntsrs 10 NusFss
County

mofsca 0ftrif asnf feafH pfe saia
7l0 wees FounH men
HalnHn man ~ tupHH CAilau af
heraIua $3.50 rUaFtsfiiH Nan iHfHn
ffis five miiFs weti - hefa eos tnr
Irkat Metiran iiaNfnad Hnd aiih ihe
ekaepfrn ~ HaCFEmt tAr nosfeft
aaHis a. Corpus FtuHii ~ 80 ~ iNn
fntess Uf anmhsf nf thnHe hNn ~.
NtEca ln fhf salIen hHfihfss FOG teiNHe
Chusii 81 wa br recalled tuai go lgai
Manh ie AaeeH rsahfs ai which tof
rHH christi b. ua pare. fHtea a.
move inla ths afuhIniilen gaiafnH
Martha Kelly Aafaf1aY nnnUuufra
fnai hr .e NJ rneaar in ihf Hhoieaaid
hfef business 80 rau pieRo iiia an+
geanccmtnt appears eierwhHfe iH e..
osYn raNef tfnius ln detail ~ hiH
tisrs
Under ths law ihe shipping Into thf
cty Is Intoxicating uquafa pll ~
frrmittfd Itue M4 4ph1 bie Csu
sena ar kslis five dollars v1sh tiis re-
gusqf thaf casf ~ bpitIen beet ~
rFpferasa 90 ihs iipe scsiarnes IN Gers
pns CHRISTI Wells rDrrd VA % the
rest
sNaufaue has fatsilelsiY said ihat
hntf ApfN "a tbe Tstas MesiriH a.
isfnoan tfasn ln Caruua Christi VIII ~
fupNu 20 many 90 "rhe uoiwelfa
.imlied
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02
RABBI COHEN LECTURES
HERE MONDAY NIGHT
The Ensinent Rabbi VII Discuss ~
Certain Phase q the turo
psan War

Rev. ilerff Cnhrn. the distinguished
Jewish Rahm ~ Galveston wNl deliver
iefiufe af toe Presbyterian Church
,fonda, epcnlnr. April Q ut s aF sharp
The sminsHt rahb VIII dlscpsF "A
Certain rhsss ~ ip Farnpean War
Ia which De- afaia wifn uis lilght ~
ihe unfortunate irfaeliies ~ thf I"iiai
snd oihrr Eastern EHrNpran baltic
grounds
Thr general puhllc fl cordially in-
,5isd Tifffe i ue admission Zee 90
Offering p4n BE- satcn
Rabbi Cohen 90 knnnn nil over Afnef
rs for his 3eadsrehir in eharNcs. Hf
hHs boon in charge e the 3fNish im
migration work ~ iho port - Calves
tnn and also banded the American re
1goas who dunnE the American poru-
oarrg " Nefa Cntg came uui - tht
,,arfs ~ Tamuico hnh Vera Cruz te
Galveston
Rabbi cuhou ID opf = fhe best be-
lqed ~ ino citizenship ~ Galveston
ana Frequently 0rraFlfs fhe paiIfW ~
fht various churches ife ia valiant
sefeice during ans after fhf firai eai
weston storm. during vhich hr ard hia
faunie barely escaped with their ifYrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

County Superintendent, Net Benton
saturday returned from Victoria and
Sinton whore be attended district
meetings " teachers ne reports ghs
attendance at both " tbs meetings as
BEING caod and with a lively Interest in
the program AZ Sintnn every teacher
.thnt attended tle session WIS enrolled
as member 81 the Texas state Teach
crs Association Of which organization
Mr Benton Is the president
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

The independent team that pi,vss
tAA view coiiesr CA Wednesday desire
to AtfanFe games f0r SUNDAY after.
moons Win ans teams that ar, Ia ess,
reach % corpus Christi The team \.
willing io make The trip ~ Is have ihe
team comp GO Corpus Christi. Thsre
has been ialA ~ "Twsight t.esgrcn
f0r Corpus Christi The team would
hhe to pat in au application Ter IS
berth as 1.-The Independents This
would make four teams ns follows
baptist. Methodist Ieh scheal and
ihc independents MI j. r wens
captain % the team can he found az
phone sos or az box 6lg city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

Az members Of the Hers Guard.
VIII meet Monday nigii AZ 1850 o'rlorl
t"f ile driil which win last for ou.
h"nr after which they Nll H. AZ.
missed ie attend the lecture IL th.
tust ifeshNt'rlau Chufeh e. b. given
h' Rabbit Cohen of Galveston who Ull
sf'ah ou A ccrain Phase ~ ths vi
ropean War" seats viii b. reserved
fur the guards who garc 10 attend
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

inFT NuE1ii ffass kpfl
liass rse,pts laea Aartsi ish feuf.
hiRltf Ini 81 stisn seemH4a
EafHs Wt slpts isp Maftet steaaY
ltfette tH8ms 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

Tho Wells Fargo Express Company
announces thar conirihps.aas Of food
and clothing for sufferers IN Tho fire az
Paris Texas viii be received at enc
office and expressed without charge
Contributions should be forwarded a.
The United Charities Paris
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

ihe hopS q now offered tor sale. "a.
advertisement appearing elsewhere ~
he Caller Prot Gilbert announces
Thar he win also giadiy si,s personal
Instructions while be- Is les the els,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

August % 30 aavs been selected az
tho dates for the 1916 convention % ibe
Texas Printers Council 10 he held iu
this cts Tho selection N the dates
was made by the Executive commliiec
An attendance ~ several hundred ~
the printers Is expected hy TIE local
members.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02

The Galloway Motor Sales Company
reports the sale and delivery ~ "a
Chevrolet touring car 10 Mrs Mabel
Morton CITY and cur ~ fac same
model Co Rev e. W pcykns Alice.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-02
COMING REX

WANfIN kIEEiDAN
eTHr POOL or FLAME" Bui
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

T T o% r1Re1ssS r11ass aO @AS DEFEND ON
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

is to house the new office is fast near ing completion. and if anything Is to be done it will have to be done in short order.
 Berlin Youth Missing. : Complaint was made to the New Britain police last night by J. Pod lack of this town that his eighteen year old son was missing from home. The father could give no clue as to the possible whereabouts of his young hopeful but said that when the boy left home he wore a brown suit and a black and white checked cap.
 "Antis'' Hold Forth.
 The women of the East Berlin Pro- gressive Reading Circle met at the home of Mrs E. w. Mildrurn last evening and heard lecture against suffrage. Miss Burneu of Hartford delivered the speech. The weekly meetings of the circle are gaining in popularity each week and crowded house is always the rule.
 Woodruff to Be Postmaster?
 There was some talk about town this morning that Julius Woodruff who was the R. F. D. carrier for IA years in Berlin is after the position of postmaster in East Berlin. It has been some time since that office has had a postmaster and unless some thing is done soon that section of the town will be put back in the delivery class M. Woodruff would be good man for the position as he has had so many years of experience in the postal department.
 Ball Friday Evening.
 One of the largest social events of the season will be given Friday eve- ming in Grange hall in the form of a Halloween masquerade ball. All the local young people and many from out of town are planning to be in at- tendance so that success is assured McKeon's orchestra will furnish the music for the dancers.
 School Enumeration. School Enumerator B. w. Mildrum ! has completed his work on the l enumeration of the towns schools l and finds that there has been an in crease in the number of pupils regis
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
E Cz i'm News BERLIN i. 3, p ID HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
 F- - = =-- - s.- s--~ Prominent Men Will Address Members on Party Issues IN FORESTERS HALL AT 8
Lcrch Engagement Announced-To Protest Moving of the Post Office J. Podlack Leaves Home-Woodruff to Be East Berlin Postmaster.

The republican town committee has
 completed plans for the big rally that
 Is to be held in Foresters' hall this
 evening, and all that remains to be
 done is 10 gather a crowd. A general
 program will be provided and a lunch . served to all who attend
 chance that some of the larger cities are not getting is the opportun- ity to hear Prof. Hiram Bingham of ale University. Professor Bingham is well known the world over as one Ct It's greatest explorers, having done a great deal of this kind of wodk in ire South American wilderness. He js one Of the leading figures in re- search work both in this country and abroad, and only recently had coun- trQversy with some of the German I professors over certain discoveries that he has made in the South Ameri- I can highlands.
 Another trump card will be the ad- vent of c. J. Danaher of Meriden as local speaker. MT Danaher Is one the Silver City's. able attorneys and las for many years been a figure n the republican party. For the benefit a of the Italian members of the party, l S'g gnor Pisani has promised to come  own tongue, which should be a big a drawing card.
 The speakers will be introduced by the chairman Of the republican town committee, w H. Webster, and he wishes it understood that everyone is 1 invited to attend regardless of their rarty feeling.
 Engagement Announced. Amour cement of the engagemen of Miss Lillian Barbara, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gottlieb Lorch of 261 Maple street, New Britain, to Stuart l Noble Webster, son of MT. and Mrs Daniel Webster of Berlin, was made , lest evening at a party given at the Iome of Miss Lorch in honor of the 1 occasion. While the announcement was not entirely a surprise to the many friends of the young people, ii & gave the man opportunity to offer congratulations and well wishes. MT Webster is a prominent young farmer and has a host of friends in Worthing ton and vicinity.
 Protest Moving of Post Office. That the people on the south end of Worthington Ridge are not going to see the post office moved without some kind of fight is quite eviden inc past few days in the form of l.etition. Many of the residents o tfis section have already signed, ant the petition is ready for presentation several of the most prominent mem 8 bers of the town claim that the logi 8 cal place for the office is in the towl 8 hall where it has been located for # great many years. The building tha
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
2SO MAIN STREET.

tered. During the school year of 1915 there was 914 pupils in the To- cal schools while this year there are 952 an increase of 38.
 Democrats to New Britain.
 All the local democrats or at least all that could be gathered were in attendance at the big democratic rally held in that town last evening in the Russwin Lyceum theater. Four autos were pressed into service and the crowd thoroughly enjoyed the eve- ning's program.
 Briefs.
 The se1ectmen met yesterday and drew orders to pay bills.
 R. O. Clark of East Berlin has pur- chased a new automobile.
 Mrs George DeMore of Bridgeport Is visiting relatives in East Berlin. St. Gabriel's guild met at the home of Mrs A. Walsh this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

is to house the new office is fast near ing completion. and if anything Is to be done it will have to be done in eiIlOrt I'd
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

nently. His future actions will prob develop.
 Garden Party Tonight.
 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the Wonnan's club garden party in the Town hall tonight and the ladies are looking forward to a large attendance. The various booths have been attractively decorated and the hall presents a pretty appearance.
 Many interesting features have been arranged and the patrons will find a number of novel surprises when they enter the hall. Many ingenious schemes for divorcing the patrons from their loose change have been planned by the club and 1t will be indeed 0 hard-hearted visitor who will not "kick in'' when approached Ky the canvassers. The party Is for the benefit of the library fund and it will no doubt be liberally supported.
 Tomorrow afternoon there will be sale of food, candy and fancy ar tlcles in connection with the party. The affair will be brought to a close tomorrow night.
 Brief Items.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve a supper this evening.
 Martha Sewing circle will meet to- norrow afternoon at ? o'clock in I. Q. o. F.. hall.
 Mrs. Ollie Yale has returned to her home in Newport, N. J., after spend- ing a brief visit in town with rela- lives.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our kind friends for sym pathy extended to us during our re- cent loss of our dearly beloved hus- land and father, Carlo Grasse. We are particularly grateful to the mem bers of the Italian fraternal society, to the employees of the American Ra- per Goods and friends who contribut- ed floral offerings.
 MRS. CARLO GRASSE,
 CHARLES GRASSE,
 MAUNA GRASSE,
 DELLA GRASSE,
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

owners are slow in ling their nstss Those who have not made swornI statements of their taxable posses-I sions by November 1 will be liable to| a ten per cent. addition They will| also be deprived of the right of ap~l peal to the relief board.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will give a public whist this evening in odd Fel@ lows hall.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

Sequassen lodge will confer the third degree at it's regular meeting tomorrow evening. There will also be roll call. A banquet will be served during the evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Warfield of Park street, will leave Saturday for Hartford where they will spend the winter with their son. E. B. Warfield.
 The assessors report that property
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
BOOMERS 7TTRacToNs oT eRoa0 vaY

workers answered the challenge oy
 loading a wagon with women orators. driving up to the Hughes center ana filling the air with feminine oratory, It was reported that each side would
 engage a brass band to draw the crowd unless the traffic policemen in1 terfered.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

shown in the picture 1t depicts Wilson wagon, drawn up almost in front of a store occupied by the Hughes alliance. The Hughes people have woman bugler, who stands in front of the alliance headquarters and sends blasts of military music up and down Broadway The democratic
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25

Visitors to New York's theatrical district have been greatly amused recently by the keen rivalry of Hughes and Wilson supporters to attract and hold the attention of the crowds on busy Broadway. One of the efforts is
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
Come Select Your New Autumn Hat
 From Our Fine Millinery Show


  pleased White
 
  o 
  for satis MISSES AND CHILDREN a stylish new.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
The New Coats Wonderfully Smart
 For Both Women and Misses


 The favored materials include Bolivia
  Trimmed extremely popular
  fitted with wide s rfoWing with the latest and best styles that
  to fit their and
  $ooo and they're good coats s65o ona to each.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13
READ toWiTz' ADD. ONE MAN
not afraid to advertise the truth to
force progress.
CITY NEWS.

Grand Leaders satisfy.
Advertise in The Gate City.
-Special-Shefneld condiment set.
75c. Saturday only. Ojelrs.
I'm speaking OF the fall celebra-
ton last week, the Montrose Journal
editor says: The ice cream stands
reaped a good harvest. The soft drink
parlors seemed to have . good patron
age and smelled very much as the old
fashioned saloon used to smell.
suppose they keep that smell on hand
to entfce the old habitue In and give
him something less harmful than he
formerly used.
-SpeciaI-Shefiield salt and pepper
casters. 75c and s5c, Saturday only.
Odelrs.
Dewey Baldwin and Bert Griffith,
two youngsters. started up in the coal
business yesterday, but the company
was soon jisbanded. The authori.
ties arrested them and In an informA-
ton filed in the superior court,
charged them with the larceny OF
three cart loads of coal, valued at
$3.50, the property. Of James Gamer
on's Sons. It appears that two of the
loads had been sold. Judge McNamara
gave both lads thirty days. jess
Nichols was picked up for drunken
ness and blown out OF town.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13
AUCTION SALE.

l will sell at 100 o'clock next Sat.
urday, all my house furniture. ladies'
saddle, and sewing machine. lis
Blondeau street. B. F. Waggener
VIM. Young. auctioneer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13
smart hats for fall

!. twill be a pleasure to select
] your'new hat here. Every new
and correct shape and shade of
the season is represented.
WE'LL Special hats are mighty
strong values at So; Stetsons
from $3.50 to So; other attrac-
tive values at $3.50, and 50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13
mems furnishings

Many clever patterns in
smart Manhattan shirts, or in
those carrying our own label,
$1.0O to $500. Fall and winter
weight underwear, including
the celebrated line Of Munsing
union suits. Exclusive pat
terms in neckwear. A wide line
of hosiery. In fact the most
complete stock Of furnishings
in the city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13
alLLlrzps ANp powLlNo.

0IILEROS AND BOWLING.
FOR SALE-BilliArd tables, brand
new, carom and pocket. with complete
outfit, SIPS; second hand tables at re.
iced price, Easy payments Ciga-
store. drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswicx
Ba1ke-Collender Co., Davenport. Iowa.
T. G. Sanders. agent, 80 Ha1Tisoo -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-13

Strong sturdy clothes-that made especially to
stand the stran-thats what you will find here and in
splendid assortment of the nobbest styles and most desired
patterns and fabrics Prices So $40 Blue serge
anteed fast colors $5to $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Die 9GuisIi,Je -WIauniuttnr
ipGbreuO Oes 9rieges.

Bon aagerneincm Sntereiie iiuo
ole @iumirtlngen oes arieges aili ole
fiinitlerii6en 9Iufga6cn ocr aonig.
liden Observation-Disclosures in Der.
lin. Gie I'M 9ouic Der lebtcn Sa6rc
neugehnoencn mo meiter ausge6all-
ten Shorifeicriarben Die aIf Scr
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@ublifim 5lm eritell Niole IN groBe.
rem mo ein6etlidem No6mcn mo
IN nciiartiacn, Scr Secbnif cntiprc.
hcnocn Mhliicrn uorgcfi6rt miroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

glbOnnentcn, Die ben y9emtiMeH GOrre.
IpDnoenten" nidjt piinftlidl Uoer unrcgeI-
mihig erbaItcn, FnO 0cbctcn, bcr Office
baDUn per ScIcphOH oocr fAriitlid Wiits
tbeiIung 5u maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
gerfdrIe an ser goItimorer glfiien.
borle

20 gmibeile gIa Goal rn6 Sron com- i6h
gmibcic Baltimore Cube com. 1913
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25O gmDcnc Goshen Oil com. .. 1915
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Ofcncr Plat. gun, binsebem,
!6ier lit es, macb mas Sie
Imrbtcm.

$1,000 Cernno5nsfreD. Geeen 9eonauuqeu,
uno eann nur .$3 u61cnlll@ na6 Sin3ra u
oeden aue llnioncn ocs Nanis 3inen .Sieus
crn, 8erherunq, aues fit ciner 30 6ci 200
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iet nit 9cii mo lciimmer'yobeln, Dien
uno NudsueniileH etc, uno ouBeroem NIT oiics
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etc. Sn cincr SommertoloHle nit benrdni'
tcm 9lutrebt bic cbt fir Aaltimorcs bette
Yente on ocn 9loronlcr oce DiaqotbO .Slniies,
an oeilen Ndnounq. qebaut luiro. @elUdbrt
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balo tpic nDpliG 9Qoc1dnier, Speiie. Iall5s
ultb glmiiemeni gabilon errimici mcr0en. otc
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llbr ltlo llbr 9idhniitugs. 0ldH ibrelbc,
tclcpbonirc poct lprede fir bole guennit,
Naricn etc. Dor bel Der ,Wbiuu SelnHb NOnls.
paug Sue" 3immer 2, 2nip gnilbin8. Ices
p6on: ct. Rnul 1851.
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