davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
No SHAKE-UP IN
HARLAN Bic TEAM
Payne May Only Shift Out
fielders 10 Saturday Game
With Bethlehem
TWO GAMES ON
AFTERNOON BILL

Dumont and Lake will likely be the
battery for the Harlan Steel. League
team on Saturday afternoon in the
game against Bethlehem In this city.
That's Fred Paynes present dope. The
lanky manager Of the Harlan big team
has great faith in Dumont and Lake,
and when both are in trim like now,
he considers his chances good Of taking
a fall out Of some other Steel League
team.
There have been rumors flying
around Of a big shake-up In the big
team, but indications yesterday were
that this Is not likely. The infleld
will be switched a little, possibly the
outfeld, but no radical changes are
expected. Payne believes that IL was
not so much the men, as the breaks
Of the game. that have been frustrating
his pennant chances In the last few
games, and is going 10 lineup his
men. IL is said. practically as they have
been in recent contests.
saturday there VIII be two games
Pusey and Jones and Bill Gallagher's
crowd, and Bethlehem and Hsrlan's big
teams, and consequently two whacks
at the gate receipts by visiting teams.
Consequently and because Of the big
league contests now being staged at
the Harlan Baseball Park, II has been
decided for this double bill to make'
the price for admission TO the park IS
cents. with fifteen cents extra for
grandstand seat. There win be two
ball games and the amusement created
by three bands TO enthuse the spec
tators.
One Of the things causing most dis
satisfaction among the teams Is the
disregard OF rules and laws by certain
managers. Some Of the teams, If they
lose a player. engage another and put
him in the line-up without waiting for
him 10 become eligible 70 play. This
action has worked dlssdvantageously
10 teams Ike Harlsn's, that have been
trying 10 live up TO the letter OF the
rules. and It would appear as though
the thing TO do would be TO follow
suit and take a chance.
Hard batting practice Is being put
in by the Harlan teams this week. That
appears 10 be the weak point Of both
teams and every eorfft is being made TO
remedy IT,
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
BacLEY WINS BY ONE RUN.

In a game filled with protests snd
arguments, the fsst-goins Wlnterthur
team went down 10 defeat at the hands
of Hagley A. C. on Tuesday. In the
second inning. with no one on, NJ. scout
clouted the ball to the farthest corner
Of the lot for the circuit In the iitth
Eddie Martin duplicated the trick, driv-
ing in a runner ahead Of him. N. Bruce
and L. Armentrout each registerei a
triple. Bruce pitched a wonderful game
FOR Winterthur, tanning IA men, but
poor support lost the game for MN:
On next Tuesday these two teams VIII
again battle at dupont School diamond.
The score by innings: .
Hagley A. C. .......2 90 2OOS i-s
Winterthur .........i o = U 10
Evening journal., 1918-07-18

innings, and the spectators enthuse
less frequently and less exuberantly-
that's all. japanese college teams have
held their own with American mines
whenever they have met-snd they are
playing a better brand OF ball each
year.
Il is a noteworthy fact that baseball,
which has so thoroushly dominated
America that bat and ball would be
the most suitable national coat OF
arms, has failed TO gain any firm foot
hold in Europe, but stu has taken
Japan by storm.
Men work at what they have to work
at 10 earn their bread and butter. But
when they play. they play at what they
like best 10 do. Therefore their play
describes them.
The japanese are not like the rest OF
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
BAKER READY FOR
MILL WITH SHEELER

X. O. Harry Baker, who meets Kid
sheeler Of Mt. Carmel at the Penns-
grove A. A. tomorrow night, Is In the
best shape Of his long and successful
career, having worked out every day
FOR the past two weeks at the Keystone
Field Club. II Is expected that at least
two thousand local fight fans viii make
the trip across the river 10 see the go.
Baker will have his final work out
this evening at the field club when ne
win 20 through eight rounds with his
snarrinr mariner. K. O.'s friends are in
vited down 70 see him.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18

Size up this collection OF slussers and
base-runners-the crack nine OF the
first high school OF Tokyo. They huns
II on Kleo University, -four 20 skunk
and copped the intercollegiate cham
pionship this year.
Cast your lamps on the star twlrler
Of tho Keio team winding up Tor the
dear old Ieddo splitter.
And don't overlook the captain OF the
Nagasaki sandlot nine that threatens 10
eclipse any other similar team In the
/ Land OF the Rising sun.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
APRELIMINARY EVENT

Here's hoping a troupe
or influenza germs
Separate themselves from
The sneezefest among the
Heinies at the front, and
Steer their beaks toward
The simperlal bunglepalace
At Beerlin, and unload
Their wares on Emperor
Wilhelm and outnt.
With that imperial horn
Adjoining Bits dial, a
Gang OF influenza youngsters
Could neatly start up a
Convention Of sneezes thatd
Blow the wax points OF Bits
Lip brow down into his
AdOlph's apple so he'd
Stutter on the usual
Vacant spiels he chlrps.
The Influenza citizen that'd
Tackle the clown prince,
And get a sneezo out. OF
That gimp's gable should get
All the cast iron crosses
In Hunmany pinned on HIS
Vest. because the sneeze
Would be the FIRST thing
That ever came out OF that
Awk's attic, and X would be
A very week kneed squeezed
Out OF shape sneeZe at that.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
Amt
Nature
Wonderful
HAMMER WIELDERS

Here's a gag that goes
The rounds OF every
ONCE. A new lad is
Hired and he shows
Signs OF handling the
Goods and the old help
Around the works give
Him the glad hand, thus
That new guy Is
Conner. He's got the
Goods. Watch his smoke" eto.
The new rssbo is a diamond
In the rough with all the
Lads until he begins 10
Show some polish that
Catches the boss gllms.
Then the same gang turns
The panning hose on him,
And flgure he's walking
Away with part OF their
Cake. This Is the way you
Figure H. A new buddy in
The offlce Is all the fine
STUFF rs long as he doesn't
Get or the round OF the
Ladder he started on, but
As soon as he displays
Signs Of moochlng up on
An even notch with the
Other birds, and shows
Symptoms OF going on up
Past them. then the blaa
Takes a different tune.
The same dope reads the Same
In every stumble Of life.
You're alright with the folks.
When they've got the edge
On you. but when you start
Punching the old pep bug
That makes thinks look like
It's gonna be rosy for you.
Out comes a squad Of double
Barrel hammers 20 pound on
Your. what they call
Just luckw
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
STANDING OF The CLUBS.
NnIinnaI L ennne
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.
Chicago az Philadelphia p games)
Detroit at New York 70 games).
Cleveland 40 Washington.
81. Louis at Boston.
National League.
Phillies at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York az 81. Louis.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18

by stock and Luderus Hollother's
bobble was the only one made on
either side, the Phillies playing error
less ball in support OF Watson.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18

Good domestic help and efficient Of
nee workers may be had by sdvertls-
ing for them in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
National Leaaue.

Chicago, ?; Phlllies. 1. (2i innings.)
Pittsburg. 5; Brooklyn, 4. (ii in
nlngs.)
ST. Louis. & Boston, g.
Cincinnati, 9; New York, 4.
New York. 4; Cincinnati, 4. I'D game.)
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
The Never In Club. No. 3

Some Of the shipyard
ball players are playing
80 poorly that they may
have to be sent back TO
the Athletics for more
seasoning.
Evening journal., 1918-07-18
TRAP SHOOTING
ANGLING
BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American LEAGUE

Washington. 5; Cleveland, :.
Boston, z; ST. Louis. 0.
Boston. a; 81. Louis, 0 g innings.
AIM
Other games postponed-wet grounds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
I'M HnocxMAN, .p.rtn.at sos ,i,.

MARY RRoCkMAS. ap.rtmsn, sos, rom
ieri,ble nicely furnished room for enc OF
$50 gentlemen steam heat Call after q
p m Phone a7ai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
APARTMENTS ruRsisrrp
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

SMALL nodsrn furnished dupl,t apis
tio-- w "a and $50 q month rhons
hIps
ElCE HARENENT THREE ROOM APART
MLNT furnished moi-gh inrludInI gss
snf slscifirttY SO PET ~set CAL W.
J,cobs phone fgi sundsy weet days
1910
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
HOUSES roR nrs1

ron RENT 10 room house basement 'af
uaee rsraRr Tor tive eats properly IL
new id.a home L heddin. Phone
s0ol, tUal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

9sl Ankhs LAND fOn BALE. sAjelnins
hsrlesville iHtarurban street car Inns
hsiwocn De~,y snd Bsr,lesville Ohis
for subdivision in sera lots. Very lsv
pfi-- snd ~ssy terms fot Particular
write q, u. ilulins \ Co. bsrtiss,ils
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

REAL ESTATE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES roR sAi.n %
flNt 7 t"om, ,~e ,,orl sos,h sids hard
spd hcots furnace h~., price " lan.
Sec u shannon. 10 Phcr. aiSi
EinpN puplsr tle. In, $3.50 e.,h ~,l
hsndls Ste simms<b Go rhoue
aiol
ktiNt q room modern bungslo~ s..i front
hardwood hoors. lsrs. bss-nsnl fstsss
Hni "rVsnu aAsrtsfs s,tru fine lo'a
tinn viii sell worth ihs money sue
es., terms rhoas O-gsf 7si OF
1itl
-,le s-n.r. oi this nus room hangs
lov With . ht..tis, roam, h.i-cod
floor., fihs ue~sfsi'on, lsfrs rloss,s
- lf.nch doors ali the hulli W f.siur~s
fsus veil con.uuei~i Neri .uts~,vs
for aainh sale ~tii m.t. ,p.risl pucs
Jsntins \ Son rhens iino
dencs u,od.rn nc. Decorations god
sis,"n .undry hooss nee too ~
rsr.Es With c.msn, floor sss, iroa'
ss,sn hlec.s Of ros,efhrt hns lcesl.on
u1bo Jentin. 3 s"n rhons .sOe
ELwoop. \ Aittscuvs five rsam bun
r.lo-, -s-, t'oat epsm.l nuiA, cen
Ncfisni h.ll-aI istfs slssirns ror'
ssrsse bargain a! ~ 900. 5000 cssh
4 fhnpsou fhons i2in
DANDY COllNER i've rcom mc,ie'n. osk
Isfssa rromp, pos..ssion iR
~ soc ea.h A 4 Thompson. rhoo.
tgao
str y 4 MoNry'rf yco -.ri 10 balia I.
sonie, R.'om -? fi~i Nstion.l hlda
I viii lsi ,uu mAhe the term, n you Ia,
me tno~ your plsns Phone hsos
BusroS -uood h,. r,-om bunsslo-
good loca,,on has from owner, rood
'.tms cheap i%ars .ril
DtNNfh N--f'vt tcon, mcdstq bassslo-
With msnisl e.-iy dscet.'ed rsrss.
Phone % td-srd y HARE" aot
NV pi'SoAIOw sss0 es.h Mndls.
ne~ iy. rsom ~~-, frcnt hansslov, near
both sn linss only es,as0. Phone 81.
fdwsrd y barrett
houfii Rinr large 10 room .ss, front
hous. garage tor too esrs servss,'s
Quarters al, hl"el. Of ecatihoe.s
cost $4,000 10 haild II nov fAsn. -.
fd~ard hsrrs,i
khNDALi,-s splendid Al, room bunsslo-.
rlssssd In sIsspins perch, iaO'fooi we'll.
ehlessn hea,.. sstss' i@ '~o c.r' es
e., lac e,c., .od :" .cnsol lmmsslsi.
Ph~l.p 50 tos Robinson nlds
Kendall, ,,oed four room co,,sss, -.ll
on votch, block ~ car line ". 300, $500
ea.s, Phone Phslsn. So tos hob'nson
inds
foa sALE---ls p.rs IiOl /. bssa,iial
sever ryom esnlsle-, .a., from, hard.
this 10 . GOD buy and esn mats fret
Payvnsn, - iew - 4 900 essh G.
k~dain, soe Dsaisl bhs fhsss sssi'
lOs7
wxsr ruiAA--vS,, TIRE. rc-s Shos.-.
price es.s 500. tssss v'll conslAsr or
r..'''' rent pt.. gao r.. Pa. '''''A A's''' ''"'''
Lofs ron sALA u
ooon Lor, suitsb,s tsr spsr,msst oF real.
denee. With npsAssu gerass on rses Isss'
en-, income ess PET nsaN, phsss itst.
LOT ron AALE-whsss hsmss asli sslsk
so,is6 eSa front, esn.v issviss plses.
rhons owner, st6i.1ssr.R -
IRVING PLACE lots from ltso 70 ESQ
will ists Liberty bonds, fret % sscond
mortgage notes, o. cell "a essy 0ros.
A & Thompsoo, fhsss l1sA,
IRVING PLACE ls,. frsm ltso 70 ESQ
wiil tsks Liberty bosAe. frat OF seoond
mortssle noiss. or eel p. nsy 'srus.
A, q. Thompson, rhcaa sass
Lor ron sALE, irvins Place. csA o.
terms Phone siso.
Lprs ron RAi,E-Esa front Nsrth H.
wood, $500, win 5000 epshi slss flee
lot, HAST klsG nsrth slte sn pavlag.
ssio, third essA, Phsos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

ATTRACTIVE two ,or, hon. on sopih
slds ssfara aod iasemsnt q bsfssin
fof c,sh rNone O~net, rs
ron SALE Pine t-o,Ioty "a, ffon, %
20 date home i1 MApls iudgs diufiri
complete IN rvsty detail ost floor.
throughout hFAutifui bath rom on ,st
ond huof alec ssatofy on first noof
combination trua. basement undrr IN
iifs house lsfgs sleeping porch Esiase
Tor tso tNs good ssf.ant gusftsfa.
This ~ ~ Madison Hi,d Buii iot a
home sni could not be iuuligHtsd Tor
pfirs asked N you want home this
will AppeAl 10 you shoun onll by ap
poirtn.ent Phone 500 Ft-lrrlrt a
Roberts, ai2 nant ~ romm.fre building
sboQ tAsl balance $50 per month buys
good five roam moAstn bungalow nles
martel sud electric fixtures an Fad
Hodge street nesr Luuis sVsuae. pfIca
slaSo phone li1i NJ J Uls. A O. .
over Palace ths,t,f
5000 tAsil aud the baisnss 81 SIS per
month will buy res lsfEe too room
hous. With pan,fy and china closet. mil
lot tn onr Investors addition north side
Phone i'1t Glas 60
$500 CASN halaurs s90 per month vli
hwy nice tee f0om house on rear ~ Su
foot lo' good wrll IN restricted sddi
iion. sioss In on north side. prize ttgin
Phone 1874 N J. Ulass a Co. gl9h
South Main.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
FEELING BLUE
TAKE A CALOTAB
WONDERFUL HOW FINE YOU
FEEL AFTER TAKING THE NEW
NAUSEALESS cAloMEL


have q delightful surprise awaiting
YOU The wonderful liver cleansing
ma system purifying properties OF
cAlninrl the doctors faVorlte among
an medicines. may now be enjoyed
without the slightest unplcasantness.
One 'eiotab az bedtime with a swal
low ~ water that's an No nausea
pr the slightest unpleasant effects You
wake up an the morning feeling fine.
your liver cleanscd. Your system puri-
lied, ana with hearty appeiit" Cor
breakfast Eat what YOU please. go
where YOU please no restriction OF
habit or diet
Calotabr are sold only in original
scented packages. price thirty five cents
Your dfuFslst recommends and guar
anttcs ruloiahs aud will refund your
money q YOU are not delighted with
them ADV.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20

Iitai one more day Co get in ON ihos,
bargains az the RliNALL STORE
ONE GENT SALE AdN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20


Officers 81 the Fourth Field Artil.
Terry that recently reached Corning
Christi from Houston. 10 take IN
quarters at Camp Scurrv. Thursday
noon were guests at che weekly lunch
con OF the Rotary club sixty OF the
officers attended
Mayor Miller speaking In behalf OF
the city OF Corpus Christi and for
the Rotary club assured the officers
that NO efforts will ho spared To make
the stay OF the members OF the regi-
ment just ms pleasant as possible. dur
ing tho time TINT they are Ia Corpus
Christi
EHach Of the officers were intro
duced by Lieutenant Colonel Boisiau.
while Roiarinn l.. - Garrison intro.
duced the members Of the club and
els llian guests ~ the luncheon
Delightful musical numbers were
given 10y Mrs. y T., Caldwell and Miss
katherine Redmond. with Mrs. Howell
caldwell as the accompanied pr
Harry a. ilyanoV. president az thu
club. WAS iho POSTMASTER AT the
luncheon.
Hfticcrs of the Fourth Field Artil-
lor, that attended included:
Colonel - W Van Deusen. Lieu
tenant Colonel l.. r. Hosiau Mai
George y Armenian
Captains Atwaicr breckenridge. r..
W fnmon, jr, Theo. h. T. Haley
Francis W Crist. r. Rouncnot n A.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
WORKERS OF LIBERTY
LOAN CAMPAIGN WILL
CONFER NEXT SUNDAY
Members Of Community War Councils
to Attend Conference Between Cam
paign Manager Aies and Members
o. the Nueocs County Council Of
Defense

with he opening OF the fourth In.
eriN Loan drive but .ight DAYS away
County Campaign Manager Edward
~ Niles and members of his commit
tce are WORKING under run steam pnv-
ing ih, waS fof Nueces County reach.
ms The quota assigned Just as early
in thu campaign ms possible
The definite quota for Nuccos
County has not been announced hut
information IN this respect Is expect D..
rd either TODAY or saturday II seems
assured fhat the allotment Will he in
cNces~ of $500 900
ManAaog Allies and members OF his
committee nro now ceniorinr their 81
FORTS ON the conference 10 ho held
SundH, afternoon between the Nueccs
County Council ct Defense and mem
beers uf thc Community War Coun-
ellis rs IT, hoped that the committee
will he able az this meeting To- ton
each Council the exact quota FOR onOh
school district
nufinr the latter past of next week
committees Viii ~ Dob fhe field tax
riue men And women who viii agree
in mlnn their patriotic duty b, at
tending one OF the community meet
'nes 90 be- held ~ O'Clock on the
afternoon eft sunday September 10
Suet meetings viii ho held In every
erhopi house bog Nueces County
MaNor ROY Miller who is chairman
ol thc Sprakers Committee yesterday
sent out "a letter TO all clcrgymen in
tho comfy urging their hearty 90
operation iu the Liberty Loan cam
pairu. bis letter reading as follows
as you are. Of course aware. the
Fourth Liberty loan Campaign win
begin September 2sth The total u.s.
ne VIII Boo nil probability pxceed TINT
ol lnA previous campaign. and ia
tirV 81 toe unusual prosperity which
eur County is now experiencing TN an
sfri,uhuni way. u IS quite likely
thai hc quota for Nueeos County viii
exceed $500 eo0
"'ihp Government as Nuu wen know.
ls appealing To every asenCy which ~
ahi' 20 influence public sentiment 10
$40 in preparing the public mind for
his worn and to nruuae the people
Goo "a ran SENSE OF their obligations ~
goes without saving that there ~ no
lustrimcntaiitr more potent In this
respect than the church. since the peo-
pho of America have a very real con-
uctnn that the safety and preserve
ton 90 Christianity. as wc understand
IL constitutes the foremost issue in
me Terrible conflict w which we are
engaged.
Tho purpose OF this letter is. there
fore fo request that you bring to the
attention OF the members of your con
gtegations at your services during This
campaign and especially NJ such ser
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Weather Bulletin

Local forecast Tor Today: Local
showers. cooler. Light to moderate
southerls winds b"coming northerly
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20

elcefam fron Texas Supervisor Of
the Draft. 20 Judge w. q Hopkins.
Points Out the Necessity 81 Quickly
and Properly Filling Out Of pra',
ooestionares
Count, and district counts 81 Texas
art ast,i h tho government to sns
PEND business mtH tho now draft
rcrisfrfnfs hrv, completed the 0lnnr
out of their uuesiionaires This ro-
quest IS mnde ~ the courts 80 Thar
attorneys maN have their entire time
fo devote 90 assisting rcristrints in
prortfN fiiine ont the documents
From Major John g. rownes Jr
supervisor of tho s,itcti,c draft ln
ieNas District Judge W 3 Hopkins.
Hti nr'ht received thc fonowinr iei
farl
A 'o.a loaris began mailing unt
n.tetrla res 90 reuistfants Yesterday
fn une f|ouaiF,s must he uilfd ont
tN NHtH Immediately and mon
HIsutH rfts sntrunmeut ls the
r -DN Ihlait snppit ni GLASS mon
'ANf rShfuat.d
fhr ri-ffHnl. alr entitled ~ am
p0ssihi h.lp u Nine ouf question
Iin.s so ihat rrlrs rnn Np Hpnidtd
Both fhs president and Goveno llob.
hN bose taa-a ur 500 lawyers Us help
tNs rssiatrinfe $50 fhet n1s fo so I
slfrtst fnHf fhe ffial of 100 peutinr
cases hc postponed nuiN afi,r the
immaculate rush cog ohnr nui uues.
fionaires is folnpieieH
Kindly ronNet ihia request tn tho
count, Judges in fouf district am
mahlnr fhH request 90 gao district
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
TEXAS SENATORS AGREE ON
MAN FOR PLACE AS MARStOl

WASHlNGTON sept Isl A. Bag
sett sheriff of Howard County. was
today agreed upon by Senators Cul-
borson aud sheppard FOR marshal for
the Northern District Of Texas. sue
ceeding the late W NJ Burweil of Pot
ter county
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
OFFICES OF COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION ARE MOVED
New Quarters Arc Located on Ground
Floor Of the Jones Building lmmed
lately East Of tho Postoffce

offices nf iNO Commercial Assocla
ION Mer moved Yesterday from 3lT
Peoples street 200 the Jones building
immriiaieN east of the federal build
ng ln zoe new location the Asso-
iaiiuu viii have several Times more
space separate offices have been
ngoNidcd fof The War Camp Commun
uy Service. Corpus Christi Branch OF
fhe e. $ Bureau OF Markets. John W
Kirkpatrick. agricultural agent fot
Nu,ces County win also have an Of
lice lea tho new quarters.
Secretary Edward ~. Allies h i'm
meuselN pleased ia the action OF tae
directors in sancruning the move be-
neyms that the crntral location OF the
new office wiz Improve the oppor D.
unity Tor service of the Organization
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
OFFICERS OF FOURTH
ARTILLERY GUESTS AT
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON

Business Men OF Corpus Christi Assure
Colonel Van peusen and the Off.
GERS Of Has Command That the Peo-
pie Of This City Hope to Make Their
stay in Corpus Christi Most Pleasant
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20
TONNES ASKS COURTS
TO DELAY TERMS AND
ASSIST REClSTRANTS

elesfam From Texas Supervisor Of
the DRAFT, 20 Judge w. q Hopkins
Points out the Necessity % Quickly
and Properly Filling o., Of Draft
Quegtionaircs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-20

NMlSu- Madame Nazmova in the
feature production OF Toys OF Fate"
QUEEN William Farnum In Rough
ana Ready
rlhritl kitty Gordon IN The
Divine Sacrifice"
Today's Calendar
Weekly meeting OF the City Council
tins afternoon at 4 o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-19

~ NIemeerts Drug Store
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-19
LIEUT.. CASSIDY
UIETLY Welded

At the home OF Rev. j. A. Ansley
pastor of the First Baptist church
last night at an early hour, Lieut. w.
7. Cassidy, at present stationed here,
and Miss Gladys St Clair were mar
ried, Lieut. and Mrs. Jones, and a. sis
ter of the bride witnessing the pretty
ceremony.
Lieut. Cassidy has been on duty
with Company G since the location of
that excellent regular army unit in
Pensacola, and has numerous friends
here who will be pleased to. extend
congratulations. 1t is understood they
have taken a furnished house on East
Lloyd street