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New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Bsromster Readings.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Capt ELDRED d. WAKEFIELD. I4,h Inf. from
Douglas. An,. 20 n William II. Seward.
Alaska. and report 70 commanding oflcer. lst
Battalion. lih Inf. for assignment.
C.ps. EDWARD i. yEDDEh ARTHUR NJ
NHALEi and PAUL l. FREEMAN Moi. Corps.
10 Army Medical Museum. Wash. for cram. for
promotion.
Capt CONRAD S. BABCOCK. 9th Cav. detailed
IN q ". C.. 10 take effort July s. vice Capt.
CLYDE T.. HAWKINS. q. VI. c., relieved from
detail IN that co,Is to take effect July I.
Sec. lieut. OLIVER B. MCLEARY. Inf. unas-
signed assigned Sd Inf.
Sec. Lieut.. WARREN p. JERNIGAN. llth Cav.
nov al r.. Ogleh0pp. TO his rcgiment
Lca1es n absence Lieut.. CO. WINTHROP &.
WOOD. q. VI. C.. one month from July / Frs,
Lieut. HENRY s BRINKERHoFT. 81 Inf. leave
extended one month Act Dental Surg JAMES
q. M0RNlNGSTAR. two months. Col. CHARLES
MOVES. lTth Inf. 20 days relief from prs o.
cnt duties: Capt CHARLES +. MORTON 18Th
Inf three months; CAict ALBERT II. BYRNE.
CorTs o. Cadets. Military Academy, two months
and fifteen days; First Il FREDERICK A
PRINCE. 9Th Field Art. ono month relief
from present duties. First Lieut. GILBERT MAR
SHALL. Coast Art. month.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVED

MarAcsiho. Mnscsbo June 7. Curacao and
MayAsucz II. TO Bliss. Dsllett Co. with mails snd
mdso. Bar at 25 m, l6th. .,
Qucbra (Brl Liverpool June 3. 20 the Crnard ~
Co. with mdse Bar at sac m; leth , % -
Angel II rcrcz tSpan). Bccs Crsnde Juno IL N
master. With mdso. Left Quarantine at 6.53 q m
Trinidad tDrl. barbados June and IT kitn 10
10 the Quebec So Line. with mdse. bsr at m
Comal, Galveston June 10 and Key W~t H. io
the Mallory Us Co. with mdsc. Quarantine Al ga
y
NJ rsso. Galveston June 10. 10 the scuthern Pa
cinc Co. with mdse. Galveston AZ Sol m a..
Munvccd MatanIss June l3 To tho Munson ~
Line. with sugar Bar At $40 p m
Patris lfr). Naples juno and Orm o. 10 James
W Elwel & Go. With mdsc Bar al t.5t m 80,
mdsc. QsarAntine at 1913 m. a,
Rio dc Janeiro (Bru). Santos NAY 20 no ds
Janoiro 20. Bahia 27. Pcrnambuco 20, Bahia June
and san Juan ~. to the Lloyd Brs,ilciro win
mails and mdse Bar at
Rceogs (Norl, Cardiff June 2. 10 tbs keu rs
Hamilton, Newport News and Sorfolh to tbs old
p m.
Madison Norfolk and Newport Nevs: 7 Juste
son DAM. Mcntevideo; Maoc'icn tBr), heioourne'
city R Montgomery. Savannah; DictstN tN1l.
Havana: la Toursine tFr). bordeaux KnsMoo.
Brisbane Richmond. GeoIctovn. 2 &; C1y N i,ur
ham (Br). vlsdivostc+: Gyp (Brl. Hslni: Ma
MatsnrS la Rance (fr). Bortesur Amoico'
Jobos Mohawk. Charleston and Jacksonvtlle. lun
MinncsOts tBr). Philadelphia lAsntn, rn
denss. Borrum DAM. Prsrwo: flohIe lBf,.
Haif.r: Brs,os. San Juan. Philsdslphis I4vurpsoi
Bsysmo. Santiago; Sarsioga Hsvsn. V.o1s MI.
Liverpool. MUntoso ---: Guiana tBr). 81 1homn
yEs1 (Br). Rio de Jsneiro.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
EMPTY SUBWAY CARS BUMP
Collision on Storage Track Causes
Short Block Above 96th Street.

A smash-up of two empty trains on
the storage track beneath Hath Street
and Broadway caused a five-minute
block in the subway above Ninety-slxth
Street shortly before 9 o'clock last
night. Train dispatchers ordered the
mower shut of until the extent Of the
accident could be determined.
One empty train, in charge Of a
switchman, was southbound when II
struck the other, at a standstill on the
centre track. The dropping of the draw
bars allowed the bumpers TO take the
force of the smash and small harm was
done, though a dozen windows in each
train were broken. The switchman was
unhurt.
Interborough officials declined TO re-
veal the cause of the accident. Storage
battery lights burned in the trains
stalled by the power shut-off and pas
sengers were not discounted
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
RESORTS.
THE K EAL COUNTRY
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

VALHALLA. wESTCHESTER CO.. y; Y.
IS Minutes 70 I2d St 70 acres 5oo eieva-
ton neaT station. Rates. 3lo-Sz6 MUSIC. Dnncihs'
Tennis. Horsebsck RidinE Sleeping porches BunEs-
Kn.nkLsL
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.


GoyFRNEss. LlNGt Isl. NJ ~ -, -, ,o.itisS I.
az. sarsn, eh,scai and mental care Auf'A' -
tDfl 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Afternoon Boat

Tor Bear Mountain West Point. Newburgh.
Poughkeepsie. Kingston and way landings.
leaves Desbrosses St, 1:45 7. NJ; West 42d
ST. p 81. West t29th St. 2:2O 2. NJ:
Yonkers. Il Z. NJ Daily eNcept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
KATHMERE INN,
SOUND BEACH, CONN.

ne ideal place 10 spend the sumner fronting on
the open Sound. 50 minutes from New YorA ne
best food the market snords Fresh regetaole TON
hotel garden Booklet and rates on application.
EDN. = RANDALL. Prop
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
Recorsls of Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

v.sh,nston Juno ir.-Ths lats storm is ad-
,.ne,ns porths .-twad toward Hudson Bay without
material chanrs In intensity There have oren
.c,u.rrd showers and thunderstorns In eis Ohio
v.u,v ,hs region Of the Great Lskes and In the
Ausnit states.
Tho tsmpors,urs has risen In nearly all dh-
,rc,. EAST OF the Rocky Mountains. except In the
,.s,o NJ the Great Iskes. but rcsdinss continue
h.,o.r IN. .oaonL svsrsrs IN the grest cenus
,,ll,v. and in ths Atlantic and Gulf staiss
Warm weather conanuss over the RocD Noun
tain .ra r,s,srn plateau resions with readings 10
20 20 dsrr,os or more sbo,o the normal In these
dlstncts
Tn. indications arv that the weather viii b
esnerslly fair Sunday and Monday in The sta'ss
s.t o< ths Mississippi Rirrr although widely scat
tercd thunder shower are probable In ths middle
Atlantic and NV England ststas. tho upper Ohio
VALLEY and tho south Atlantic coast
No important Temperature ehanss ar, indicated
for the .s,tem half Of the o,untry during The ner'
forty-e bours
wIuds tse sundsy and Mssdsy.-Norh Atlantic.
fresh south and southwest ovrfcast weather and
local showers: middle Atlantic. moderate south
and southwest winds. with generally fair weather;
south Atlantic. east Gulf. moderate south winds
oFrlcAst Ncatncfs pert inou'fsp s"NN"'
uppcr lakes moderate vast and northwest and
ovrrcas weathsr: lower LAKES. moderate To fvsh
southwest and west and overcast weather
Fsreeast for Special loeaIIbs.-Essten New
York. Southern New Ensisnd-Psry cloudy Sun
day: MondiJ fair.
Northern Now Ensiand-Iocn showers Sunday;
Mondsy partly cloudy.
Essicrn Ponnylvanis. New Jerssy. Delaware
Maryland. District of Columbia, Virrnis-PirtlJ
cloudy SUNDAY: Monday probably fair.
North and South Carolina and CeorEa
orally fair Sunday and Mondsy.
Florida-Local thundeHhowers Sunday and Mon
day.
Alabama and Missls.ippi-Fsir Sunday and Mon
day
tousi.ns. ot,homs. East Teiss-SundU and
Monday generally fair
West Tenss-sunsy and Mondu fair
Local ofneisI Heco~d.--The following official record
from the w.,ther Bureau shows the changes in IN.
empersturs for the last twenty -four hous. In com
p,hson with the corresponding cste Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
From The Tribune Buresul
Washington, June II.

ARMY
Col JEFFERSON r. KEAN. Med Corps. nov on
temporary duty In Washington. detailed for duty
with MI Relief DIV American Nat Rcd Cross
Col KEAN from further duty at Fl I<sven-
worth
Capt ALEXANDER MURRAY Med. CorTs. 20
Governors Id. for cram for promotion.
Capt JOHN " WRIGHT. C. of =. from ssSgn-
mont Sd Battalion o, Eng. 20 take effect June 80.
Col GEORGE 7. DOWNEI. q. VI. c. relieved as
asst. 10 v NJ, Eastern Dept, 10 take eject AUG
u. thence 10 Washington as Depot Y NJ and in
charge OF construction work AZ Walter heed Gen Gen
Hosp. relieving MAJ. LOUIS C. SCHERER.
Y NJ {.
Mai LOUIS c. RCHERER. O NJ C.. assume tem-
porary charge July - Of Depot Of q NJ. c.
In Wsshingoo. also OF construction work az
Walter Reed Gen Hosp. vice MAJ. JAMEs
CANDY O. NJ c. 70 San Francisco a. assistant
20 q NJ Western Dept. until about Sept. 3.
thence from San Francisco 10 Manila and repor,
10 commanding general, Philippine Dept. for as
sgnment
Capt PRANK GEERE. O. NJ. C, 70 ". Y c.
as assistant 10 DEPOT O. ".
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
Roys and Girls Clubs.

County Superintendent Miss
Martin, County Agrieulturist A.
u. Wade and Mr.. Potter, of the
University Extension department,
have been visiting during the last
week the several schools and COM
munities Of Lewis county ia the
interest Of Boys and Girls Clubs
and more practical education in
the schools.
This work is under the direc-
ti0n Of the University Agricultur-
al Extension department. cooper
ating with the L. ). Department
of Agriculture. It's main object
is to interest boys and girls in the
study and practice Of agriculture
and home economies. Courses OF
instruction are outlined and bull
letins furnished for the following
club projects
Corn. ! acre; Potato. < acre
Garden aud Back Yard. square
rod Garden and Marketing, lilo
acre; Apple, 10 bearing trees; Pig
club and Pork Production, ! or
more pigs Poultry Matching and
Raising, Egg Production and ex-
hibition contests Farm and Home
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13

Handicraft-w work in wood, leath-
en-, cement; First Year Sewing,
Second Year Sewing, Third Year
Sewing; First and Second Year
Cooking; Butter Club; Canning
|Club for mothers and daughters
Fruits and Vegetables.
When boys and girls are inter-
ested in any OF the above lines,
and teachers and parents will
agree 10 support il and keep the
work going, clubs Of three or
more members are organized.
They elect their officers, fiji out
the blanks, sign the pledge cards,
receive their bulletins and do
their work at home.
The club work thus bitches up
the schools and homes, the pa
rents and teachers. II helps Dig
Nifty labor and teaches the boys
and girls. who will be the farm
ers Of tomorrow. more of the prac-
teal and scientific principles Of
agriculture. This work is worthy
of the attention OF teachers and
parents. II is educating the boys
and girls along practical lines
along with their books.
Mr Wade will have charge Of
the follOw-up work, attend club
visit and help the boys
and girls al their homes. lie and
Miss Martin are bound 10 have
the boys and girls Of Lewis conn-
~ do big things and capture the
many valuable prizes 10 be Offer
ed az the local county and state
fairs this year. Miss Martin is 10
be congratulated for the progress
sive spirit she has shown in IN
the club work in Lewis
-ounty II viii help out the
homes as well as the communities,
and surely will stimulate the
scholars along right lines.
Garden. Poultry, Potato, Sew
ng. Bread and Canning clubs
we're organized AZ Mohler. Nez-
,erce, 10. N0llmcr. Reubcns, Win
chester, Russell, Harblxe, Mount /
,omfort and Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
MondaY'a Market Report.

North Portland. April I0.-Caf-
tie With almost 1900 head Of
cattle on the market the light
steer class went up about a quar-
ter while the heavier class Of stuff
went AZ steady prices. The bulk
OF sales went between 500 and
SIS. "She" stuff did not show
up very well. Heifcrs and bulls
sold AZ previous quotations.
Choice pulp and grain fed steers
are selling AZ 900. hay feds az
$50 10 s.75. Cows at $50 To 7.S0.
bulls az SIS 10 ESQ. heifers $50
10 IT'S, and calves az 700 20 7.50.
HogN-A light run Of hogs came
forward for Mondays market.
was good and the stuff
moved rapidly az steady prices.
Tops going ~ 300. Quality was
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
Methodist Church Notice.

Sunday school 10 a. m. Church
services at IL a. m. Theme: God s
Three Requirements.
Junior League at 3 p. m. Even
ing services at 7 30 Theme: Old
News, and Good News, and New
News.
These topics are chosen for the
young people. We hope 10 help
old and young in all Of our SER
vices. All are welcome.
r. II. Fertig
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
At the Church of Christ.

Bible school at 10 a. m. lesson,
Peter and Cornelius, Acts, 10 l-23
Devotional at IL. Theme. A les
son from the sermon on the
mount on forgiveness. Lord Ia
bic at ii so.
Evening services, Christian En-
deavor at $50, Frank Moore,
Leader. Song services at Z 80.
Theme, Is the Rich Man a Theft
Friends and strangers are in
yited 10 attend any and all OF
these services. There will be a
hearty welcome for you.
Geo. II. Ellis, Minister.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
safe Medicine for children.

''Is il safcf" is the first ques-
ton 70 be considered when buy
ing cough medicine for children.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
long been a favorite with mothers
Of young children as il contains
no opium or other narcotic, and
may be given 10 a child as con-
fidently as an adult. II is pleas
ant TO take. too, which is Of great
importance when a medicine must
be given to young children. This
remedy is most cffectuaI in reliev-
ing coughs, colds and Group. For
sale by all dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13

MT very noticeable and there was
also quite a number Of rough UNI
finished hogs. Outlook fair for a
good market.
Sheep-No change in the sheep
situations Receipts light and mar
ket strong. Prime lambs are quot
ed al 1880, ewes 8.25, wetherg
900, ycarlings 1000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13

To whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
firm heretofore existing between
l.. n. Brannon and W. g. McLen-
nan has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be con-
finued and all future expense in
CURED in the name Of the under
signed only.
l.. Al. Brannon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13
NoTIcE 81 ArrAcHMRNr

IL The Bisffief caaff - fke second Judicial
District % fdsha. - aa4 Tor Lrals coHnIy
AeEpFffe Roller Kills l.fd ! : eofp1faffoa
HissntiE. - y > csffio0. defendant
To = boa Il Nay ronceFas
state Of idaho.
CountF 81 lests -
4. z. d. \ hits. clerk 81 Ehe abose eugltled
eoaft. - hereby eefitF lhst hate issasa :
Wit % Atsaeh ment ln sac atoEe entitied
eaise. exalasi tas pFop<ffs e said defendant
~ sit ess Asfeaf ( hsrFunfs set "a hand
sHa sGls sac s~ai 81 - Z eeaFt. ihis slh cay 81
April. a. j. teif. - q. Hhisr.
lsesli as cleIk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
DEATH CLAIMED FORMER
SOUTH TEXAS EDITOR
j. W. collcdae Who Recently Died IN
Ardmefo Nowspnpsrod IN Corpus
Christi 80 Years Ago

lli r. aferrman md uther fricnda
hhpr receiver notice AZ th dUath Boz
Ardpiorc. okla. % W dolicdsc pl-
ouoer newspapc1nRu uf TcaaH 'ir
Goiledeo had ons sister a. survive him
Mr Katherine Atkinson uf int cts,
The following sketch ~ the nv NJ
Mr uollrdgo lg from TIE Daily. AID
moriei
o. w Golcdec was born m rtica
~ 81. October ihig iiln rurrutl
moved tp Cadiff sunin Walra Enn
innd. whore au father conducted "a
wholoHaln Hoc"fy buninefa in ish9
mo family RETURNED Ego Nm,fira. AND
settled in Nucren Town twrlyp mllos
from corpus CHRISTI Tcsnf Mnvfd
20 corpus gmig 100 isha ln lhe
rpfina nf 1855 be- commenced hH news
paper career on "a. "Nuecoa valley a.
Woekly uapur ~ 1867 a. rfnhliaheb
"1hr lndianpplian cenductnr thn pa-
ipr lor several months Thence he
went Go NoW prlonns whore ho w1s
connected with "rho nailt Mempneor
~ December ~ ihai wear he weui g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

Galveston ana was employed nn "rh
Galveston News liyina with fhn fame
lly ~ willard Nchaidnon iis editor
and proprietor IT, worked 0n 'rh0
Nfwa' and ~Tssra NluHnrf uHfi the
sptinR of 1863 Esinhlifhnd news
and periodical depot OHith iha permis
sion uf Goytfnur sam iiuusi0ui n nit
Old Capitol building
Upon adjournment OF the leglHit
inrc. hr returned ~ Houston whrrt He
Wah connected with "fhs Houston Trl
pHinph" one of thc leading newspapers
~ Texas published hN o. u ruAhlnA
iAitr be- become publisher 90 "Thr
Houston itomihiir win which hr &c.
manned nutn tur Spring 90 1860 wlor
hr returned tn ohlFeaiun aud tnuh IS
position uu rh NrWn remaining
thuro until thc war broke ont TO
was "a member Of thr Lone Star NllltH.
ANA ifft with inu nfH expedition undrf
General Mcleod fnf nmfos Az llHu.
apa wHH uIcsDut WHOM ihf frdertlH
HuirpnGsrnd nt fhHf .mui lihp ffai
capture az the wHfl nlHn ai fort
THROWN aud RmnnUd hlrrlcsa Served
ulx months with TfSaH state troops
ia Auraai 1851 volunteered bon fht
Confederate army fur the wur hcinE
"a member 90 Cumpsuf 40 1nut lrfHt
infantry capt ~ MrNn The fyst
engagement h which hl1 rOsimfni pas
tieipated wns az lenhps' Ferry on thc
Sabine river m ArhaHsaH ilr vHH
detailed to fepur GO Oanerni NANrud
co. who nnaiRnsd him GO dur, in
charge of the printing hufoau far ihN
district of TrAam Sow MrNlru mud
II lad. u Ut ID. ID
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Captain a a. Martin " ihr Second
iowa Infantry. stationed nf browns
VIE has returned 90 hia IoN after
apendinf the hplidnYs in the city as the
aurni NJ Mr. and Mrs Don curtis.
Mrs a Vs. Houston and dnuahfNr
have returned ~ their hume in Vic
t0fia after sryrfuI 1erAa visit here
~ guests ~ Nfs iipust0n'H mother,
Mrs. NJ q. Aipteer
Mrs Tom g. Born ipft Saturday f1r
Houston 20 spend several days visit.
inR relatives
Chae v Wsnno &c., Roncrl aEfnt
Tor tho Link lines WIS Boa toe eiif Sat-
urd1y from snn Antonio
- e. Hrirps ~ Tnyior ir 900 ,hr ciiy
on business mission
Robert Baaso and wife 81 NnwHoin
aro saiilns in the citY guests at the
Nuecca.
AliH. Elisabeth sohiedlef haH return
ed to her home in SIM Antonio sitter o.
weeks stay iu the city ns the guest ~
friends.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
pArr lNJuNcrloN prNlrp.

PORTLAND. one, Zee 3u Npuii
cation far temporary nmuctioH 90
restrain tranfconuntnml Milru1da
from putting into cffrct Increased rlte
on Htepi and iron shipments Gee lou
lnnd ana SEATTLE from Eastern points
was drnivd here TODAY hN thrtv iudecs
muua Boa tbc tinted Sfltm circuit
court uf Apputls rhc hshu rates
AFRO effective tomorrow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

foreman ~ fhf AfIinoritc. wiih which
establishment he pot 10 Ton wars -
his life
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

on ihe back of zach scai or "a Now
LONDON theatre There wan hr coin in
tho slot trlcphonrs 90 crAhir prra1n
with detective hcntuE Cos ustru to vflt
1. hmm .lLh ON tho .llnl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

The act of "Wilbur
and Dolls will start
at 8: 30 and g: | )
O'Clock Nj 0 n d a Y
night.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
WEATHER SUMMARY
o. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AoRlcuL.
TURg-WEATHER BUREAU.

Weather puiictn Tor the 20 hours
ending p % IN 75th Meridian time
DDartnhsf Iu 1916
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
City News : g:
F.: /: /: in Brief

The United States Civil Service Com. |
mission announces that asa open com
prfitigs examination viii he held IN this
cts on March 2. ~ secure cnEibicd from
which 90 make ccrtifir4tion 60 on IT,
vacancy az ciefh Application blanks
can b. secured from Hiram iliRFs. She
secretary ~ the local board. bY apply
ing 10 him a. me posiDffiee.
~. O. Baldwin Of the Guaranty Title
Company Saturday morning sustained
q Heribna injury ~ bic righf arm when
the crank % hiA etienry struck him
o. aia at frat thuHgAt ihni ihe arm
had been broken hut hn N-rsy esan
nation disclosed that no uoneashad uecn
hiukeu.
C. L. Kerr. r. a. caraills and Under.
wood Haxfo. prominent Houston bust
ness men were in fhc clty saturday 900
fouto ~ Houston from Dufni County
whol, ihcy spent several dos on deer
and turkey hunt
n beautiful panoramic picture o. the
nov home - The benevolent Protective
order of riAa ai bedford CNv. virginia.
has hesn received hY Hufur1 cfnig. 50
officer ~ tho luoai lodge ana ia no.
ing displayed ln the downtown ticket
offices of the our coasi uncs
y e. Warrington has leaacd one Of
thf st0fc-roumf ln the igrc Theatre
hHildug starr street and 0n TutsdtV
win upHe "a ifwfirt establishment pHl
iun particular stteutiuu 40 repair work
Ne harrington is Well SHOWN Boo fhf
rlw having realdod here Cor ihr pist
fpuf years
Chase lister. 'llayina under sent on
water Giroof announce fhnf tnpN WlN
remain here fur another wrch. with ID
special matinee tpmuIrow when "rhe
urrila Kitchen" vin pcs presented 'rh.
offefinR on Monday night will boz "Klu
kluy Khan"
Reverend A. o. Ingram, who recently
resigned nF pastor 70 the Flfsf baptist
church after two yrnrs service tonight
win preach hla farewcllc rennon 90
the CONGREGATION Tho rNnitr iH core
dnlly invited 20 attend Special music
VIII he provided
J. q Chaubera. or Tuesday will re-.
moIr his offices 40 the trst state
iauh uulldlns occupying "a part 0f
the large room ou fnr rr1und naor
lsnsnd tp hllrr nuh Cuhanr Mo
Chambers while cnglrcd principally
in tho real est1te business Hf pfra-
'ri H dctoilnF the greater part of ms
timc ln lendiug mnnsy for nlfusc.
monte 0n ranch and farm property
Mr. and Mrs. J o ssrroe and a o
snllnnu 80 iiapksrt1wn. Sow lgrar'
reached the citf SATURDAY. Geo rlcul tho
'mnlndof uf she winter They have
iraacd tho l,ui miller cotiaHc in North
hoarn Addition Thrt made ihe tun
from Sew Jersey to Curpra CHRISTI m
thr.r uul0muDile
After ten days holiday vacation
public uhoula pf thr rNy on TuDsdts
morning win RESUME wpth
The January meeting OF the CITY
Federation of Womvu VIII nn hold neN'
Wednesday afternoon 40 800 nglncs
iu enc SUN rnrlnr az ihc Nurcca
-.-----s .--
ro tnkr thc ulnre ~ vhipa iu drIV
uF cattle rrNnn tms Invented ar
Implement thtt administers 500 slr,tfir
hnrk num drv hHttrriea and % artr.
Dvl contained poo sos hnudir
on the back of zach seat or Now
fo1dnn theatre There wan hc coin iu
the slot irlcphonrs 90 crAhlc pria1na
with detective hoHtmg to ustru to vGli
ls nUnE s1ld ou tho stage.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

Reverend A. o. Ingram, who recently
resigned nf pastor 70 the Flfsf iinUnst
church. after two Yturr service tonight
win preach hla farswclic reunon 90
dnlly invited TO attend Special music
VIII he provided
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

a beautiful panoramic picture o. the
nov home - the benevolent Protective
order 0f ~ Aa ai bedford Cifv virginia.
has hcen received hy nuford cmis. 50
nucnr ~ the iucai lodge and ia Dol.
iug displayed 100 the downtown ticket
offices 0f the QUIZ coast Zines.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

{ L. Kerr. r. q. csraille and Under.
wood Naxro. prominent Houston buai-
ness men were in she city saturday ou
foute ~ Houston from Dufni County.
whore they spent several datf on deer
and turkey hunt;
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

y e. Warrington has ieased one OF
thf stofc-toumf ln the Lyuc Theatre
hHildug starr street and 0n TuDsd1f
win opse iewoirt establishment 800
inH particular sticntiuu 40 repair work.
Mf harrington is well SHOWN m fhf
city having resided here Cor fhe pest
fpuf years.