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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Mangels of
Rolla were shopping in the city Fri
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
The First Christian Church.

Yesterday impressive promotion serv-
ices were conducted. The babies were
promoted from the cradle-roll depart
ment to the Beginners, and SO on through
the grades.
One interesting feature was the intro
duction of the newly organized mems
Bible class. The class took the school
by surprise and marched to the front
and announced their organization, Off
GERS and aims for the future. Rev.
Biggs was selected as teacher.
The Christian Endeavor presented an
excellent program in the evening. The
cross was uncovered, appropriate hymns
and talks were given throughout the
program. Miss Goldia Smith was the
leader
On Saturday evening a very pleasant
party was given at the home of Miss
Goldia Smith for the endeavorers.
Each one present went away feeling that
they had been highly entertained.
The Rev ]. Quincy Biggs spoke in the
morning on Service" and in the even
ing on "Am I My Brothers Keeper"
Our part in the world struggle and in
the purchasing of Liberty bonds was
at both services.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
Triplets.

Every season brings forth renewed
evidence and positive proof that for uni
versa1 productivity, the Upper Potlatcl
country cannot be excelled. The editor
of the Latah County Press has continue
ously told US that "it's the soil" wher
speaking of the splendid flavor of fruits
strawberries and the big yield of wheat
and beans, etc, and now on stump land
that is valued around $35 per acre Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre, just five miles
east of deary, have produced three fine
babies on the night of Sept. II, at Ills
II 20 and 11:25 p. n respectively
The first two born we're girls and
the third was boy. Their weights be-
ing 6 IA, Ia and pounds in the
order of birth. The mother and chill
dren are all doing nicely. The doctor
has positively forbidden any visitors I'M
til after Friday the 4th of October.
Mrs. Mcintyre is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Vandevanter of Moscow. She
is the mother of nine children, eight Of
which are living, a twin boy having
died of pneumonia two years ago.
Other recent arrivals in this fertile
region are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
B. w. Dennis, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
N. A. Scott, a girl; Mr.. and Mrs H.
Dent, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H.
Drury, boy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
,Kimberlinp. r. F.. Kits :

Numbering, B. F.; Kits, John A.
Lawes, w. H.; McGarbey, NJ N.
McGinnis, Esther; Martinson, Dan C.
Medlock, Pitchard; Willard, J. B.
Morgan, A. L. Moore, Prem; Morris
Carrie B.; Mulfinger, Henry; Meal
Henry; Oleson, Ella; Oleson, o. A.
Patterson, ]. W.; Pearson, Mrs. P. ].
Peterson, Jenny; Power, Bertha H.
Rogers, M. F.; Semour, Arthur A.
Steltz, Louis; Stevenson, Idavel.
500 G s1of
Anderson, Christian; Bates, S. G.,
Baxter, Geo.; Beddall, W. O.; Bell
J. F.; Berry, Ema; Bigelow, Mabel
G.; Bostwick, VIM. A.; Brethauer, j
D.; Conwell, M. H.; Dunbar, John;
Friedman, John NJ; Forest, Harry:
Finely, c. s.; Gam, John; Goss, 3.
~; Hall, Clark; Havrn, Joe; Johns,
W. c.; Johnson, Alfred; johnson, C.
B.; johnson, Sidof; Keeney, VIM. H.
H.; Kease, Fred c.; Kjosness, Mrs.
a. W. B.; Croh, Elmer j.; Lieby,
Cora Irene.
Mcmahon, w. R.; McGinnis, Esther;
Miller, Geo. ;Mordhorst, Jackin H. F. !;
Nicholson, Roy; Orr, H.; Paulson,
Gust; Peasley, Frank; Pennington,
Joseph P; Peterson, Ellen; Poe, P. L.;
Radeke, Gustaf; Robinson, F. Al;
Rodgers, G. B.; Roise, ]. L.; Ross,
Scott; Rugg, Biron; Runnel, S. L..
Schrock, c. "; Shannon, Marie;
Shea, Martha; Simpson, w. A.; Scog,
Fred; Snow, Mrs. M. NJ; Sterling,
Mrs. James R.; Stevenson, Gertrude;
Stewart, Isle; Styner, E. O.; Swanson,
John; Terrence, Mrs. L. j.; Wade, E.
s.; Wade, T. E.; Walters, Geo.; Walk
er, Mrs. Anna; Weay, Albert; White,
Richard A. and Mrs; Whitson, John
b.; Williamson, Miss Male; Wilson,
Audrien; Wilson, P. c.; Wulf, Geo. j.;
Yana, John; Yates, j. w.
$50 D $3.50
Watt, Geo. C.
5000 E 5000
Allen, A. D.; Almquist, John; Ank-
eney, E. E.; Bakkenson, H. P;
Blanchard, Chas.; Brownlow, R. H.;
Brethauer, S. D.; Cameron, Duncan;
Clayton, P. H.; Davis, L. P; Eggan,
Il. P; Fogle, James; French, Per-
meal; Gail, F. N; Hall, 8. P; Hecka-
thorn, J. s.; Jain, c. L.; Johnson, A.
H.; Johnson, Allen; Kostalek, John
A.; Miller, A. S.; Morris, R. W.;
Nelson, A. j.
Peterson, Elmer E.; Putnam, j. j.;
Kindly, j.; Roland, Geo. M; Sheets,
v. A.; Sheldon, J. E.; Smith, C. L.;
smith, Minnie j.; Snowden, w. E.;
'terner, J. j.; Stockwell, B. F.; Tay-
or, Dorothy; Torsen, Mrs. L. A.;
IAN Meter, G. H.; Walters, Bessie;
Vilks, Thomas; Williams, B. L.;
williamson, Ivan; Williamson, L; Will
on, J. W.; Yates, Ida M; Zumhoff,
V. F.
$50 F $3.50
Price, Mabel; Skattaboe, Lillian.
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Marty, John; Morgareidge, w. D..
P f1sH, Robert ;FiP ss39eil, Z. G.
Reilly, Chas. H.; Rogers, A. M;
Rogers, H. M; Reiland, L. E.; Sam
Fred; Sawyer, E. c.; Simpson, John
Smith, B. A.; Smith, Ham; Stone, R
E.; Summerfield, Chas.; Stratton, F.;
Taylor, Robt. s.; Taylor, T. B.;
Thompson, C. F.; Walker, H. T.;
Wethered, Aida; Wethered, Dorothy;
Wethered, Deremis; Whitmore, Effie
r.; Whitmore, Lena; Witham, w. H.;
Wood, Male; Enider, Eff; Redesenna,
John; Morgareidge, Harry, Morgan
edge, A. c.
$3.50 d $3.50
Barge, VIM. G.; Clayton, J. E.; Dun
can, w. A.; Engstrum, E.; Hoffman,
Henry; Jaborah, Joe; Jones, Frank
c.; Miller, Jas; Nelson, Ole; Peasley,
/ John F.; Peck, Rupert L.; Woods, r..
tG.; Price, 6. L.; Jaborah, K.
5000 E $500
nistie, Mrs. Lizzie; Aver, Chas.;
/ DeYoung, Minter; Fuller, Mr.; Gem
mill, E.; Hall, Ralph NJ; Hanson,
John; Hawley, Eugene; Huntback,
Thos. j.; Hunter, Earl; Lawrence, E.
T.; LOOMS, George; Mcguire, J. E.;
McQueene, A. "; McQueene, Miss
Lucia; Mcclure, J. R.; Mix, Frank
NJ; Mcintyre, 4. B.; Nicely, Frank;
Olson, Carl L.; Plummer, A. G.; Por-
ter, Sam; Richardson, Geo.; Scott,
Louis R.; Triplett, Will M; Venniger
holz, G.; Walks, c. E.; Wallace, John;
Wallace, L.; Wegner, Adolph; Whit
more, C. H.; Willis, C. p; Woodruff,
G. w.; Wright, Tom.
$3.50 F $3.50
Carter, Ray; Neidig, Roy; Otness,
Louis; Reed, H. R.; Vincent, G. G.
$500 G $500
H.: Evans. Alvin E.; Grice, Glenn;
Hitchcock, E. B.; Hoke, Jake; Kim
berling, Stewart G.; Leitch, F. M;
Moore, F. K; MCGOWAN, S. R. H.;
McCaughey, Rev. H.; McIntnar, A. G.;
Nero, Frank; Parkins, VIM; Pierce,
Jos. c.; Rowe, B. c.; Schedin, Alfred;
Smith, D. j.; Van Tilborg, W. A.;
Weber, .Hulda.
$3.50 H $500
Bleamaster, W. G.; Bleamaster,
Mrs. w. c.; Bratton, c. H.; Reeder,
R. R.
$500 1 $500
Clarke, DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ; OLE
ment, c. L.; Collins, Jas. R.; Conner,
W. H.; Correll, W. H.; Knepper, 5.
H.; Sanders, G. H.; Stallings, e.;
Tesch, Fred W.; Thompson, Edw.;
Woodwork, Jay.
$500 J $500
Hawley, Hiram M; Washburn, M.
E.; Waterman, Mrs. Laura B.; Thomp-
son, B. F.
$500 K $500
Dougherty, Geo.; Litch, G. J.
$3.50 L $500
Bessee, G. j.; Mix, G. P.
$500 M $1,000
Black. Perry: Blakeslee, c. W.; Car
theirs, DR.. and Mrs; Grove, 0. a.;
Johnson. VIM: Markowski, Mrs. F.; {
Rogers, Tom: Sherfey, Ross R.: Swan, I
evelyn H.; Wilson, ]. E.; Roth, VIM. /
;115O o $1,000 !
Cherpi1lod. Ms. T.: Gushing, G. H.: j
Iagan, c. A.; Huntback, Thos.; Mich
Ison, o. c.; Patterson, R. A.; Kelley,
ohm; Steele, Judge E.; Stewart, Geo
1850 @ $4,000
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
YouCanStop These
Casualties Quickly

The Brutal, Bloody Hun will
be stopped when an overwhelm-
ing American Army lands in.
France and crushes him-not be-
fore.
The Fourth Liberty Loan Is
the next step in getting that army
pcross the Atlantic.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
DON'T MAKE EXCUSES
MAKE SACRIFICES
editor: This is suggested as I !
standing feature for display in orr
alongside casualty lists)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
Farmer Hanged Himself.

Mark Menett, living on farm neal
Busbey siding, on the Northern Pa
cific between Pullman and Johnson
hanged himself in the barn yester-
day. He had been getting a daily
paper thrown off from the train that
passed at noon, and after getting the
paper yesterday went into the house
and read it, ate his dinner and went
to the barn and hanged himself in a
stall. His body was found by his
brothers when they put their teams
in the barn about the middle of the
afternoon He was single and about
80 years old The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon. No cause for
the suicide is known.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
E. E. E.; '||B) e. e. s:

Don't envy fishter-buy Bonds and
DO one.
Take the Helm from WiIhelm-Buy
Liberty Bonds.
Bay Liberty Bonds-the buy-way to
Berlin.
"Buy the Bonds Of the Nation, for
HE good Of creation"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
$500

$500 G s3of
Decker, ]. H.; Goodrich, Rob. R.
jenkins, Francis; Kitley, L. NJ; Ian
der, W. A.; Lundquist, j. G.; Olson
A. H.; Roseboom, Frank; Schotter
Chas; Silvey, S. l.; Sweet, Bell.
$3.50 H s4o0
Anderson, Clarence; Christensen, E.
~; Hume, E. M; Iddings, E. j.;
Johnson, Edwin; Stillinger, ]. c.;
Wadsedalek, J. E. and Mrs; Witter,
Clyde E.
$500 $500
Adams, j. D.; Baker, E. T.; Bell,
Q. B.; Bevan, J. A.; Brucker, Henry
u; Coverdale, A. NJ; Gano, Ward;
Gustavson, F. M; Johnson, Peter;
Little, c. N; Lyon, A. s.; Moroz
JOSEPH; Olesen, Peder c.; Ransom,
Arthur L.; Smith, Carl; Stevenson
DR.. }. W.; Won Ende, c. L.
$500 J $500
skattaboe, Carrie.
5000 K $500
Snow, J. E.; Thomas, A.. c. and
Mrs.
$3.50 L $500
Corlson, J. L.; Coffey, B. c.; Jain,
Lewis; O'Connor, Geo.
$500 M $1,000
Anderson, John A.; Green, Carl B.;
Geasure, VIM. H.; Oberg Bros;
Oberg, Vice; Peasley, Mrs. John; Pen
ny, J: G. Co.; Ross, W. s.; Snow, G.
c.; Tierney, Thos.; Wolfe, Amanda.
$3.50 @ $4,000
Peterson, Claude
$245O S $4,000
Lewis, M. E.
West Moscow.
$50 b s5o
Adrianson, John; Broezel, Mrs. W.;
Burke, Arthur; Burke, Chas.; Burke,
G. B.; Burke, Lawrence; Campbell,
Cora; Carter, Geo.; Carter, Perry B.
Carter, Mrs. P. b; Clark, j. N;
Dilley, B. A.; sHites, A. E.; Hites,
R. D.; Hoadland, H. H.; Massey, Ma
tilda ;Meeks, J. E.; Meeks, V. B.;
Miller, Edward; Nigaard, Ole; New
ton, 0. H.; Oatney, Roy.
Rayburn Mrs. Olive; Reed, Mrs.
Mary; Reeder, c.; Russell, H. R.;
Sheney, David; Smith, Mrs. Jennie E.;
Thirston, E. P; Thompson, Geo. A.;
Waterman, Laura A.; Waterman,
Lura E.; Waterman, Berton B.; Whit
more, G. R.; Terfenbacs, Joseph.
500 C 500
Alderman, Alois; Adams, j. A.;
Bailey, Robert; Brooks, L. E.; Bum
garner, T. S.; Collins, Fred H.; COST
A. j.; Davis, Elmer j.; Desnoier, A.;
A. j.; Davis, Elmer j.; Denoier, A.; /,
Douglas, A.; Douglas, Roy; Estes,
Nm. G.; Glaiden, w. H.; Guy, C. c.; II
Hare, Jake; Hatley, W. W; Hay /;
yard, Clinton W.; Headrick, j. j.; ;
iaten, Philo G.; Hites, E. M; Hites, /
ohm; Hay, G. L.; Lowry, E. M; t
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-01
war ZONE WOMEN !
DRIVEN FROM Home
1nEE TIMES BYHUN
Mothers Of french ssqIdiers Flee
life AbodeS with Remaining
Few Treasures on Backs
BY Mrs. Hazel Pedlar Faulkner

An army of French refugees was
pouring into the relief station main
tanned by the American Red Cross.
Carrying in their hands bundles OF
varying sizes,-all their worldly pos
sessions old men and women. youne
women and children, came through
the gates OF the canteen where was
furnished the first bit of rest and
refreshment available for many hours
The Boches had made travel neces-
sary for these jewellers in the oc-
cupied portions Of France.
May l help you any?" asked ono
OF the workers in the canteen Of =
weary looking French woman.
Il can help myself" tho woman re-
piled, you see I know just what
to do when we are away from home
like this. This is the third time !
have had to leave"
"CAN HELP MYSELF" n
BRAVE ANSWER
The third time she had hal
flee. Three times she had been
liged to- leave her home, or L.
was left of 1t, and start out On a.
unknown journey. With her wor3dM
goods reduced to the sire Of.
napkin-bound bundle, this old woa
an, mother OF French soldiers, hAA
turned her back on all she JoveG
and gone out into the night, -
enemy at her heels and the unknown
before her
Do we realize what that means;l
oh, women of the West? Can wea
visualize for a moment the tragedy
Of it all?
Yet there are women in France
who have done that thing daily for
four years, and all without word
Of complaint, with never a sigh
Or avtear. ~s
Ours has been happier part. We
have lived in plenty and peace. True,
we have given. our sons and have
1ivided our food. But of the horrors
If war we have known none.
What will you do to relieve the
condition of those mothers OF France?
Dur government is pledged to help. IT
las given it's word to aid to the limit
# its capacity. 1t calls for the
assistance of every individual one
i our people in the work.
EVERY AMERICAN
MUST HELP
The Fourth Liberty Loan is our
pportunity You say you have sub
cribed three times before? The
yomen of France have been driven
ut of their homes three times, each
me more cruelty than before Can
'e hesitate to save them a repetition
that suffering Ours is the lesser
art, however much it may seem to-
ntail Of sacrifice and deprivation.
An American marine, wounded
rievously, was visited in hospital By
Congressman from his State. What
lall l tell the folks back home!'
,ked the Congressman.
The marine smiled. Tell them
e may not all come back, but We
g all helping to win the war"
Shall we be able to answer ~ hon.
tly, when the boys from over there
k us the question?
Nothing is too hard for US here.
othing can be too hard in COM
rison with what has been borne
r us already
Let the Fourth Liberty Loan SUBJ
ription be our answer to the CALI
I'M over there.
II
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Engstrom, E.; Felker, Luther Gemmil
81; Hubert, H. w; Humphrey, W
j.; Jensen, Lars Johnson, Nose; Keane
Mrs. E. A.; Lieuallen, Mrs. J. w.
Lundquist, Robert; McCartor, Oscar
Mcbride, DR.. T. B.; Mortenson, Jno
Munro, Alex; Nelson, Adrian Nelson
n. A.. Nelson, Peder; Olson, Andrew
Randall, Alfred B.; Rosnagle Chas.
Selland Ole; Snoddy Wayne s.. Ten
wick, c. A.; Terrell, L. G.; Ward
Ruthford B.
$3.50 F $3.50
Brethauer, J. D.. Brigham, Ed Dahl,
Aug. P; Ford, Michael Johnson, Emil
Junge, Clans; Keane, J. J.; Lindquist,
Albert; Lundquist, Ed; Oleson, L. c.;
Orland, c. j.. Preston, NJ. NJ; Smith,
Minnie; Sullivan, Tim; Weigand, Mrs.
L. j.; Weinman, E. H.; Wilson, c. B.
$500 G $500
Axtell, H. L.; Becklnan, G. s.; Bjork-
and, Nels; Coffey, B. c.; Gill, J. j.;
Hugo, c. j.; Kelley, Frank; Mallory,
H. W.; Matson, S. E.; Miller, G. O.;
Miller, Geo. w; Otness, Ole; Pierson,
John; Peterson, P. P; Ramstedt, S. NJ;
Sans, Fred; Shook, Allen G.; Soulen,
P; Stanton, Frank; Wooley, J. c.
$3.50 H $500
Albright G. F.; Anderson, Carl F.;
Anderson, John; Anderton, ]. E.; Cahill,
w. E.; Des Voigne, Elmer; Des Voigne,
Mrs. E.; Drisco1l, Joe; Ostrom, Lewis
E.; Pavel, John; Randall, John, Jr;
Wigen, Jens ].
$500 I $500
Beck, J. A.; Clark, F. A.; Coleman, S. J;
Cornwall, A. Mary; Cornwall Mason;
Gwinn, ]. R.. Hagedorn, Ed s; Hail. John
E.; Hupp, Florence; Morton, Q. E.
Moody, Geo. H.; Otter, John; Philips,
DR.. L. A.; Schwartz, 0. H.; Skattaboe,
Carrie; Sievers, Geo.; Sly, I. N; Taylor,
Ida M; Tesch, Fred Thompson, DR..
]. S.; Terrell, L.; Wolf, G. W.
$500 y 5000
Jensen, N. P; johnson, c. A.; Keane,
La Toilette.
5000 X $500
Meeker, S. A.. Nelson, A. T.
$500 M $1,000
Oberg, Carl c.; Oberg, F. w; Oberg,
LIVER; Oberg, John; Slater, F.; Williams,
S. c.
s2O5O r $500
Nay1or, ]. L.
Southwest Moscow
$50 b $50
Anthony, John j.; Beard, G. E.;
Bennett, A. L.; Bjorn, Esther; Christ
snson, Frank; Cooper, Geo. W.; Cor
nelson, H. W.; Costello, Margaret;
Cox, Tina; Daniel, James A.; Estes,
Homer E.; Goss, L. W.; Goss, G. F.;
5rendall, Anton H.; Gustafson, Her
nan; Hadsall, I. B.; Hafer, Philip; $
Iagan, Harmon; Harris, E. c.; Hen
ey, A. A.; Higgins, Glen; Higgins,
". A.: Homer, Hill: johnson, Lila.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
CAN'T SLEEP IN FRANCE
NOW BECAUSE NO NOISE
Capt. John /. King W. sss Interesting
y ~ Dodging Shells ard Lisinu
In Dug Outs VIII Pianos


Capt John J.. KIM. who a-ts IN com
uand ~ the corpDs Cnrstl Naske'eefv.
writes under da'" u ~0s y. from
-nilf "heff 'n fi"nf'' ~ at Fr-nf p.
ha'tl SON "AnaSins Ell - the 'ni'-
rr ieipnf OF iptetefii'k experiences,
DN' $3.50 or some unpi' .'niiy narrow
'A' ti'er ilH ttiti y i.'itHa
,e'elF'n we ,si'fi 'Aff 'nN even
y inel Were v'A' we enjoyed th"n
Wen. FRANK 'hiA D. 70 country
"'f' ".'n aN Oyer iHN IN iefnf
:" eoIne nome. 'Air HHera Ai tne
IONS ""'' i'f' u"'n lNH"f
N'"fs 'H"n i'fr Eng h'a iiane.
~ "o"N n'iF'" f'lo q iNe WIN
mhfhinr gums tn' k'i roe D. i-
4ui'e -'nsh'ion =" Nif' ig df'te
y"ni =, - n,Sht ~ 'f'"l'i ronhs
"i'l'Ni Ht"'t Nu. wy '' "fi
inff were oN'f '''lifNieH ~
w. "fiifll"it''n tram ~ i' ihr ffHni
fl'ne ana pne rtner arg ~ con
NiHli F" tN" 't't'ii' an eii1 .
'"li.iH' Pr" s'e'f f N' "hen
WI 'u n'f n"'
hf ih 'ii' 'i0 i'i"H ffain
n'i'fe me y f- pig i.'
hlnhN N+plAirh HNi ''p'N
.nH" 'l iN' o.' n"N "Ar "fe pn'i
''i"n's h"N t' sF'if'
'hAt were N"i'"NH''f nfi"
f9f course. sou Know ~ about fhe
sf'h ffane IL g sure H.re nTst
bunch We were 20 ne tari dgntne
az anyone has been .H anf Che first
time up under o terrific machine rpr
Gre ihce went over tar faH and never
STONED until they wefe HH down
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS kidneys
" YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLko.
DEP BcTHERs YOU. DRINK
LOTS OF WATER.

When our bidneYs hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get acar.d and
proceed 10 load your stomach with
iot OF drugs that excite the tldneys
and lrfiatf the entire urinary trpc,.
Keen togr k.dr.Ys clean like sou keep
your bowels clean by flushing them
wlin mild harmless salts which re-
moyes ne bodys arinous waste and
siimnlates them to thcir normal ar-
tiYitS The function o. the kidncys Is
90 filter The blood In a hours fhey
strain from u 500 grains OF acid and
waste so We ean readily understand
tte vital importance OF heep.nF fhe
Aidneys active
Drink lots 81 later-y ou can't drink
too much also ger from any pharma-
oisi about four ounces Of lad salts:
take d Tablespoonful in glass ~ ~a-
ter before breakfast each morning FOR
e few days and sour hidneys viii act
fine This famous snitr is made from
the acid of grapes tnd lemon Juice.
combined with n,hia and has been
used FOR generations 10 clean and sfini-
Mate cloeged sidneys' also 90 neuira q
Vie the acids iN urine 40 y 30 longer
ir q source OF irritation thus ending
bladder weakness.
Iad Salts Is inexpensive cannot IN
jurs, masses "a dcisntfli efferyesccni
lithia- water drink which everyone
shoi ld take now and then 70 Keep
their Kidneys clean and active Tr,
This, also keep ~ The water drinking
and no doubt you wiii wonder what boz
came oi yonr sidney trouble and back
ache. ADV.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
BRITISH PRESS STATES
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
GET SINCERE WELCOME

Loraor, Dee ~ Announcement -
fresldert Wilson'S reported Intention
to come 20 England inneaiateiy aff+
~ Christmas Is printed prone entif
t4 fhe morning newaparefs. There D.
no cu'0ment exrnrt fpf nriff instance
boz the brief iufrvdncrors programs
that tNere Will be O. sincere welcome
The Times predicts thnf the peesi
dents welcome viii d. az nesftt Ani
~ prolonged aa SHAT Rifrn hlm i1
pHfis o. declares fnni the u"~ arr
iangrment s. most s-ttisfncf4r, ThN
caanee n plans came az greet sur
prise 10 the nea sparaga n - 9id
aerrs where ind tntIf Inability t9 learn
ANYTHING beyond the officially eufnor-
izea statements way Indicated hF TIC
taIt Nfess snd follows
Eeef tain4 wan ief' iu fu inisl
Inrd stafe is isfo hoHf NNedne'd.ts
niehf lt fHe h0re fraf there would
fie more definite information foaaf RI.
gtrdna far presidents desires and iu-
ten,iong
The British government -fii was
wfhaHf aeflaIfr Indignation fhis ete-
nlnf rrgarlinE tne etari 1nfr cn HnIrn
IRE president uin fisf London
Else OFFICIALS however are uas-
ine tentative arrangements 20 greet
hIn lfrr Christmas thar ftf
fnf suggested 81 Mr Wilson F
0fIrgiife ff4 fI.Ia Nle.4TItfN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
COTTON CINNINCS OF
NUECES COUNTY NOW
TOTAL $3.50 BALES
Final Report Of Statistical Agent For
Seasons cinnirgs Show That No
sees County Hss Shattered an Pro-
duetion Records this Season

Nueccs County 49, 81 December 3
had giuned s75i0 bales ~ cotton from
this seasons crop. compared with 10
2si baieA Rinnei AZ similar period
ono year ago. and 700 bales ginned az
similar period two yearH ago
The report which is The last mat fito
Government viii collect on this yea
sons crop. WIS made by Thomas "
coistOn. special agent for the Depart
menf ~ Agriculture.
According 20 zlnners and farmers
posted pm conditions the total Qiunlngs
at the end ~ The season ihat IS prar-
iicaiiy here. Vnl carry fhe Sueces
County total O fe~ hundred haiea over
10000
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20

Nsnrheater i'er nDr men 8
inf edi'ffmH tppn 'f'sitfni " ii-
eon f.'t 50 i-7flof ~" in .'''n.n-
"fi ifff '" ''''tii''N 'N'Af i.
s'ifDs ifiHs tNf' iHr i't.
Gent N't'Ns N"fiN'7- "h'en i.'iiris
iffaff'ni'N if ie'ifii NiH'' 'N''
p rf'nrA - fApif
Gnuerassaff to srecflase "
carfin 81 tfr newspaper upon tne
practise faitee ~ fNls Sudden rhHuge
df naus Dlf obviously The ro,npl B.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS
NATIONAL HIGHWAY PLANS
NJ Tae Associated Press.
kanaan CT No. l..

Kansas City. Mo-, Dec f9--t c1i
was iesssa here toany fof rltinp-
Wide conference ~ Be- bella IN Kansas
cfr 14u i CO. il4eufs ihe rorc"n-
fratlon 81 TIE efforts ef aiFhway as-
tae.atIeps fhrough1af fha eppnfgF srd
'hf establishment ~ nsilpnal system
~ hirhwHfs
Ttr movement 'a4nNhrd af the
recent mee'ina SO rh.eagn " f'e Amer
Jean Association 90 state Highway ~
rclaIe ara ihs Highway Industrial A.
Sol infior Several hurarcf deisFafee
night
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20

have returned home after several
months absence from the city.
Lieutenant Gilman has been station
% az Camp zachary Taylor. Ky. since
September and his mother has been
Win him. Mr. Gilman. who b. Il
travelling salesman. has been out ~ nc
c.'y. looking after business matters.
Lieutenant Gilman viii resume his
courge al Rice Institute. Houston. ar
ter the holidays
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20
NOR TUAR Y



Mrs W h Gaynor who died Thurs
day ~ M VIA born az Horton
vile Wisconeln. Feh 9Th 1867 she
was married 50 ". ~ C9yr0r Sov 81
1851 There were five children born
FROM fnis marriage. namely Fred a
Caynor W y Gaynor isabel crow Mrs
Schpsfefl. LEO 4 Goynoi aGd Marie
NOW Mrs ~amueisonl
After their marriage. Mr. and Nrs
Caynor wen' 10 south DAKOTA, then o
pioneer state where they lived con-
tinuousiy uufi 100 MAY. 1857 when they
moved 20 the Hio Grande Valley They
remained there until August ~ this
year when they moved 20 this cify r
order no secure better medical attend
ince
She had been .n falling health for ,he
PAST four yeag 4 raoi share ~ nef time
having been spent in hosfifals and rri-
vate sanifnriups
While there were complications ne
acute cause 90 her death ws Hrgnt's
Disease
The unef wi he hed saturday
morning an . go from ~ raff.cNa ca-
fnresal sitter Ga high mass under fac
auspices ~ fHs locai Knight ~ Gee
inmhu- ~ which Air Gay1or II ara Oh
msmAar ard the remains Inferred iH
calvary section - Rose iiiii cemefert
The tece44ed WIS ~ q 'ntahie and
mctherlr DISPOSITION. ana aN thorough
her sickness meyer uttered ono word ~
complaint
Onis WHlam Leo and Isabel Mrs.
-chusterI will be aaia 30 ATTEND thc
funeral Tho other two children Fired
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-20

moved fiuIn the corner ~ Peoples and
Water Streets 80 the Noakes Bros.
corner ami the Bancroft Motor Com
pany which has been occupying the
Noakes Bras. CORNER building has mos
ed 70 SIS Water Street