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uo\Ii \i,.I,o SAYS tiini\.
iSliNI ~ NATION ~
TiiiuN it.>OitiU
HOW AMERICAN NAVY
IS FEEDING THE HUNS
IN vi Moi : IA~k ~ ~ 4
I'M. iWOU II riilI~ ~
\INl tut <ii,it~.
iit " tliit NM tr
luiIli, M

faniua. Anfn - charfea ihat
Montenegro 'hs malissf 1T ~ nllra.
has hr,n q sealm 81 Intrigue dufns
fhs war. arc made hf Alexander ne
, NJ 81 Win. hsef,r friend 81 The
little naiAan ooun.r 10 setter q
complaint ia pr,mier lAoYi Usone
Mf peyne writes
fh ertat feature ~ ininwia has
bc.n io lnnors her existence as a sepa
ruts omniff then fo lTuieai ihs'
frsiofnal consideration with her waa
moai desirable and finally 20 dellhsf
aisi1 attempt So absorh her ssisirnes
and nationality
Nr tinfd geofns replied ihai b.
houed and believed ihaf th. inisfe.
~ Montenegro would b. amply prl
f,,ief 81 he r.aee runferrucs
How FOOD Goes 20 Germany
Paris April e. Tran ,orlatlon -
Good rs Germany = arrel, under ihe
direction - the United State nav
buf fhIa work win entail only an so
d|fon 20 she vaai aNsi.ni ~ foad AZ
trlbaf lon maintained hy ihs navy sing,
ihp armisilo. The sysiom utilized
sneeeaefally IN PROVIDING for huudr a.
~ thousands In fhe Near "a Va
Aans Poland. Finland and Belgium
viii b. apllcd 20 Germany
rhe nass's Job ls % sef ihe FOOD 20
ihe i,iaco desired by Il'fbrfl q iioas
~ and % protect q unfH li d taken
over D, responsible authorities Tho
navy vii see fhai enc supplies are
transported 20 Hamburg and nremen
api gusni 30 elih warshiIe and men
until b. - delivered 10 prraon aha
assume responsibility for be- dis'r.ba
fion
NAVY Uses ~ ships
Thus far fhs navy has used n eh.ia
for food and supplies fof pee O. vhe
could no. i've wIihoui oui ide as
raiancr Of fhese sf were manned
entirely by navy men ard ihsF ae
uvlaes covered = vide territory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA MONDAY, MkIl u. lqla

tte -sary ass4satiers - ~estsfsirsss -
as sstfassaAnss - az pfspsras.ens
y s tr4s s.sa ,haf lsalsle,s ss,rasa
eArss better thaa ~asssfsi seeeerag
sra .sseio41 ssseasaaaess - th.s
sass has h~se abaaaaasiy fTossn -
tase cesn tne asrsrseis so~fse
~ rnaftsf $500 r,af os ths 80
xlaoai ssntirssnt. sritisei ~ e'hs
~sss to~afs lt.s net.enal aens aistsa
iIen - r,ost rei isss sehi - go
fast that tha naflen aea thls oesefn
rasst ars efeesrIl eor'esfshis io sef
poration. shs eerpefaNaa - Ar'snea
~ ~hish sssfs eHtssa q fioss
holasf
susi - q pfissis scrref aften. ths
stosssoiusrs y ths sorpsfsilon - A.,
sfiss usisgats 10 prssiasnf srt ate
~ ssseatIss oftesra e beard 80
directors ard e. fsssutss coran,,ttsss
e~ftsie asfnts fstpcns hiit, ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

Fl Paso Tex. April 2i-F Four hun
dred mining prWerr les in the state %
Fbihuahua Mexico. which were con ;
f'scafed daring the revolutions. vii BE-
rrturned 70 the owners 81 once. Il vas
arnoanced here today Exec fions
were made in The cases o. General
iuis Terrzzas. Gen Huerta's esaie.
and fhai q General Psscaal Orozco
These properties wiil no' D. returned
A majority - IN mining properties
were confiscated By she constitutional
rovs rnmenf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
DANIELS SAYS dol GIBBONS
MIST CONE FIRST

cobisnz Germany. April 2l-Savy
Secretary Daniels in . speech TO the
Second Division said. = have under
ny command I9"o9 sailors They
wsnf to get home I've told them they
w0aia get hOme. but first they must
get back 70 America tie boys wh0
fought in France and Belgium
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Hartman Urges People TO Buy Bonds
A Proclamation.
To the Citizen. Of Guthrie
A Proclamation

To the Citizens Of Guthrie
Ia appreciation 81 the sacrifices and glorious achievements
the hafflefs ~ France the defense II
national honor and the broader liberties 81 humanity
T. John " Hartman. Mayor of the City 81 Guthrie. by the
authority vested ty n my offee DO hereby declare
Tuesisy the ud day - April 1919 be- public holiday for
the citizens 81 the eits 10 b. designated
Victory Volunteer Day
hereby call upon al The patriotic citizens ~ The ey that
day appeal the National Government aud lend
their aid support the Of the volunteer
Of Victory Liberty Bonds accordance with their ability buy
JOHN " HARTMAN Mayor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

Forty EIGHT states and t~o terri.
tories entered apon the campaign
Tomorrow 4 Victory Loan Day Al
banks ~ili be open 20 receive bond
subscriptions only
Guthrie and Logan c0uniys quota
must b. raised IN eurry
On Sunday The Victory Loan a
Logan county vas given 4 stirring im
petas by the advent of Conercs
Scott Ferris and Battle Tank No i2
Ferris spoke foE an hour At Federal
Park lie reviewed the war and toli
IN convincing manner why the Vie.
tory Loan should 20 over ihe TOP IN
re first two days Mr Ferris wss
introduced by Judge John Hildreth
president a. The Rotary ciab
On Tuesday want 20 hear from
Mr Gray that Logan has subscribe !
its quota and has some 70 .<re.
said Ferris in conclusion
Seven thousand people s, Is sale
eere IN the city 10 hear the Ferris
address and 70 see ihs antics Of Bait.
Tanx No ~ A. the conclusion ~
'ae Ferris speech the ,ank rolled ov,r
tAe city and cut some dldoes 10 the
amusement of a great crowd. over the
Vine street ruich embankmenfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
FLEW - MILLS
~ ~ MINI IE~

Lieut. Carscsdin. pilot. ans serTf
W 5 Johnson aero recraifing service.
n } y = Curtis plane. rew from
Post Field. " siii 20 Okiahoma Cl-y
t.is morning IN - min Taking szs
a. Oklahoma City thev new 70 Guih
RE IN - ninutes Several didoss
We are gcttirg recruits SAID
serEf Johnson.
we're cut in the air over TIE city
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a 40 nIlil~" l\~Il.Ap ul
uI> Oi SI,>DI>a. Anl.
~i\i 10 Nfil~ AiiIl~
NEXT WORD FROM
F0CH," SAYS ECHO
,.IRuA>S Niit. M iupOSv :
INN 10 itittiNt uiNi
90 iili ~, ONLY t>D
Mi 10 SIGN I'M
~ NI pNsI

iaf's April 10 sialsmeui ..sa@i
ihis stenlns bl che iiavaa news hn
rsau ssml saf.fal aEthsy. saYs that
suflalaa haas l~un manifested 8vsr
ne ao fnal telmauY dlf 49,. sslesf
mpfe Important mrn hsf hvr psaes
fsisratkn than Niuister tua ilaalsl.
iiefr ION keller Nfnsi ssi,i.slal. Herr
na'mhsf ana lsrf tad.ts. snd alaa
ihai hseuriIns 70 thr s-msn note.
ihsy eli have nowsf unlt a. rcrvlvu
tht isti vf lhe lsrna AMI aoi 20 ai4n
fhe r,uff
g Is ~. hHsd flse salem-n adi..
ftai % thrs Circumstance the asGsl
ms ~ faese deAasaies 20 Versailles
Haait ~ useless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

rARoLo . cooE Al CAMP aiLIs
So ana Mrs. q 'oas reserved mss.
cage fsefsfiaf from fheif san. Harold
N lfut HafHs iHaf he afffsl num
Frans Hn faiar.4r ana siu b. sta
f.naei 81 Camp Mis- f1f snne lime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
.tiUgREsI
sApRliI! \
i Bf READT |

tha morning
fr0Ieaiif Dafheld. Aiain. so.
ule umni ana NIHffsh.r naunfes
sahs.laei iha'r quotas bsfDrt fhe of
feal ontn.ns = ihe - lnan tuve
fhr rasi mnrfs 81 ltfnysn ssH
Mat Nher dno as ihe,f gosefnm.nt
ss t.-thfd = h.f,ru sstcndlnr -
Ihe.r lfsafs affain ana N" nlil l.ia
n of Ihai tesn was unoffrsiH 81
mfoi 81 heInf Has0mheA before lhe
mlHsfs etHf au STRIKE
une nntHmnT committee N OAh
hama DHf resa aff,t fhIa marnlae iaal
utH - frf tfr fala fhaY had
r'afrd ffihyfhre, rspgns
iianker statements reslt,d ln tbe
fafif murnlns maH ahs~ fhaf jas
meats amouniins "a over 40 m.ulnn
dollars worth ~ tund. hsflre SUNDAY
Rad hnsn made ~ ne sfa.
W. have received 80 wma fr -
oounfy .iaIrmen fat msrnlnr asn
Mf Graham ha Ehe nsrai disau
e.I.sn oH ihs Har af an ear amt 80
ihrpashnai ihe aiafe aa shaelnr -
ipffH received before fte op.n.nf 81
ihs campaign = i0 eee thai tbefr oan
eonnty s no the asf io 80 afsf fhe
iol"
it is annrrafsf s. eaie hraiqaaf
frra ihai Ihs oounflss slii b. over fhe
ioY ~ Wsdnrs1sY Night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

e nhurxh Apfi Anlnne che
siadsn|s ENROLLED af rsInbursh tnl
sers'ff afs tsA Americans and BIB "a
tatIans Toe fUiai enruiimenf Is e
ih.mana mofe fhsn lasi year and
h.u n af fhs uf.l aaa raslfsa
,,... v...,..,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

aaa ths schools fte s.hoa's hass
been virtually opefaiea auflns ihs
present srhooi yesT bs oommIife.
~ teachers snd eua.se $50 siutf 81
uhirh Nr lo~thsf Is chairman sna
~ Msisiu and ~ naoaks eere ths
other i~o msmbsrs fhef eurk'ua
~lih and thruueh fAe superintendent
have lad exclusive esniral ana ol'efs
tlon 20 tae SCHOOLS ana ihey sAiploi
"a and raod iac aenpeasailou of alI
eha are now connected eiih ihs
schools a. instructor snt teachers
The writer has maie no attempt
~haie,el since the fsealis vas hlfel
ia lateffsfe uih ths schools q any
manner s. wrh thu wofk 81 iHe conn
miiise haYine them boz Charge
Teachers Cave 20 i,ts office
Tho writer had NJ kno~iodre shat
ever 81 any difncullisa 81 iroahie 81
lhe schools Of any h.nd uuin lh.
afternoon % the nrst Monday in tal.
month ehen five members 81 ihe hif
school faonny insla.ng ihe prn
clpsl came 10 his oifice ono a. q
time wlia the exception q iwo teach
ora who came together and told hlA
~ conditions sNl~line m ne uiFh
school ana that had been ssisting fn'
some time
These members - the faruits 49,
made the surprising statement thai
not a siufie member of the teacher,
ana course of stud, committee hal
been present Ia their class room
duflnF ihs present 81 ooi 'raf during
school hours one teacher said me
did not tnow Nr nooks Mrs Low
ihet ana nr Melvin 40 not deny ihi.
statement NJ Brooks claims that
they we're mistaken in MS case
Statements made by the members
of tae faculty who came 20 my offlea
were reduced b, me- TO wrlllng aa.
filed With me commute, appointed g
Investigate ihe matter ana the fol
lowing ls true copy of What wa'
filed wlfa tho committee
Memo % Charges.
Below are statements made IS
members o. fhe hlsh school faculty.
10 81 nruco
That students had been promoi
from the 'irhih grade 10 the hiea
school who had not made The me-
essary gradea
That one ~ go students went q
Enid during ihe current school year
ana took part Va an athletic gama
Who did nor meet the requirements
That pressure lad been brought "a
boar 20 force teachers 20 give grades
20 students Thar they were not ea-
Titled 60
That Professor Gibbs ignores the
teachers meetings and nd only a..
tended two of three during the pres
eni school year
That Professor Gibbs does not rec
isier either iu he morning Or q
noon
They Tnfe~ the Discus
Ttai last Monday afternoon about
! 40 three boys we're on the athletic
field throwing fhe discus and when
told 10 come ~. one % The boys N
formed Professor Marx that the sup
fConilnued on Page 2 Col -
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sreels esiesissiea q sew that -.
unant,esestsa cary siess has saved {.
Araerscs eosntiess ssoasanos - i.se,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
FERRIS AND TANK
ROUSE LOAN INTEREST
Congressman Makes Stirring Ap
peal In Behalf of Bonds
Banks Dong Rushing
Loan Business

The ftith llbef
y Loan campaign
was naugAfais q
officially Monda,
mornlnr
m Guthrie 81.
hanks did a rns
ing Nie,or Losr
hu iness and tas
rush vlii BE- sfli.
greater fonlorr0a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

aaa not less thAr titeo COG coo q
sie coo coo oco ~ weref
n ths serseo'rs 80 ths answer =
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lconiInaed On rare : % y
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CONTINUED on PAGE 2 Col -
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Here Are . Few
Items Priced Cheap.

Heavy wehbed betting with
adjustable fas,enings 20 dli-
ferent widths. in black and
white, o5e belt.
Fancy Garter Lengths. OF
dainty ruffled rihbon-ccvered
elastic, 30c to SOC pair.
Pearl Buttons, splendid
quality pearl, several sizes;
special at Be doz.
Best Hooks and Eyes black
and white, all aires. at DC card.
Best wilsnap FASTENERS, all
sizes in black and white. at
lOc card.
Stayed Betting. all widths, in
Il black and white, 26c 10 40c yd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-13

Our stock of accessories IL
most complete, every thing you
need, sneh a. shlmhles. SCISSORS
fancy and plain buttons, ersads,
tapes. weights. ies'herbone,
and etc
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6s 6Ss
All Wool jersey. So inches wide, a
very desirable cloth for the new Fall
style dresses. in navy. plum, taupe,
Copen, $596.
Wool Velour, SO inchca wide, splcn.
did cloth. does not ruff up. good Tor
suits, skirts and coats. all shades, $6.tS.
Heavy Plaid Coating, Ia beautiful
color combinations. ~ inches wide,
good also for skirts, at Soo0.
Plaid French suitings. ~ inches
wide, in Fall coloriugs. for skirts and
dresses special value at $275 and $500
Wool Ottoman. 43 inches wide.
beautiful woolen cloth, for dresses.
suits aud skirts. in Fall shades. At $2.76.
5e-in. Msnswear Serge, an extra
heavy serge. sponeed md shrunk, for
skirts. suits and dresses; m unusual
value navy and black, at $3.50.
Ain. Black Chuddah Cloth, a very
desirable silk finished cloth for skirts
and dresses. at t2O0.
Fine French ssrges. AZ and A. inches
~ide. beautiful quality, for dresses,
and special value at &2.G0.
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Buy Your Winters Needs in Staples Non
a S1a s ss q; s s @

Mercerised Poplin, splendid quality
and finish, q inches wide, fine for
chadrcn's school dresses; all colors. 6oc
Kimona Velour Ylsscs. Ia beautiful
assortment OF patterns and color com.
binstiops, at sc. 20
32-in. Impofted Scotch Plaid 1sphyrs,
woven Of finest ysrns, fsst cuiors, At 7oc
Junior Cloth, linen finished miiing
for children q wash suits and dfcsses
good lire Of patterns, fast color. 49,
Heavy Round Thread Sldnsng
oheviot, sgood colors and patterns,
worth, 4es on tpday's market, ~
Outing Ynnnsls- heavy grade. in
darks and lights; special at 26c.
Bleached Muslin extra heavy grade.
sof finished special at this price 27Hzc
sofs Nainsock, 36 inches wide.
splendid finish. for undelmuslins. 2sc
3e-in. Fire Nainsook, beautiful
quality, soft finish, at 3oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-13
18th


high ono .ns ana Ms ns
anbuyma
tando
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A large assortment Of p.alds.
checks. stripes and figures, 6.
and /. inches wide; beautiful.
bright colorines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-13

OF splendid quality silk
Messaline in plain eolors and
plaids, c9c TO $l.o5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-13

rll Sty It's.
l0-in Georgette Crepe in splendid
heavy grade, an exceptional wearing
crepe, in most every shade, at $2.oo.
Crepe de Chine. 10 inches wide, .
good heavy weight. beautiful finish,
splendid. wearing crepe, IN the wanted
shades for Fall, a. $3.50.
36-in. Satin, splendid quality,
highly finished Satin for dresses,
skirts, etc, in most every wanted Fall
shade. at $3.50.
Charmeuse Satin beautiful. soft,
lnstrous Satin for handsome frccks, A
very dependable satin in black and
navy and good value At this prize,
$3.48.
36in. Black Satin Duchess, heavy
weight, soft, with beautiful lustre
VERT desirable for coats, skirts, suits
AMI dresses. At $3.50
Black Pean de Sole, 36 inches vide,
a beautiful soft finish. good heavy
quality. for skirts, suits and coats, ~
1920.
Black Silk MORE. Sc inches wide. 4
splendid soft cloth with h beautiful
finish verv good for coats, suits and
skirts. at s2.8o.
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Patent Leather Belts.

In a variety Of widths all
colors, al 26c to 60c.
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All Wool Storm Sarge. 40 ant 10
inches wide, thoroughly sponged and
shrunk in all colorf cheaper than
wholesale today. 0.00
cain. rsnoh Sarge, splendid weight
for dresses, In mc~t every shade. at
$50.
All Wool Storm Serge, "a inches
wide, sn exceptional quality AZ shis
price Of ti26.
l0-in. French sergss good weight
for dresses, In all the wanted Fall
shades, at ti.2b.
French Serge. a6 inches wide, dandy
for school dresses. skiria and eta, ~
ti.00.
36.in. Storm Ssvgs. In srlsndd
color range. dandy for ehiidrcn's
dresses and skirts. at tl00.
3e-in. Plaid suitings, for chIldrcn's
school dresses, splendid assortment Of
p,aids, 7oc. and Soc,
l8in. Checked suitings. Ia black and
white checks, several size checks. for
dresses and skirts, OF yi3o
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Chiffon Taffsta, SO inches wide "A
splendid quality, soft finishej Taffeta
for dresses. In the Fall sbades. At 81 10.
l0-in. SILK and Wool Poplin, heavy,
soft silk and wool kik for dresses,
skirts and suits. In black, navy, plum,
and green, at $50.
/ Beautiful Plaid 6illu IN splendid
collection of wonderful plsids and col
orings they are, Taffcta with satin
stripes, at $239.
Fancy Satins. rs inches wide Ia d
splendid assortment Of plaids and
stripes; heavy grade satin, al $275.
Heavy Lining Satin, 36 inches wide,
splendid grade, with beautiful finish.
for lining coats suits. etc, $1.08.
36-in. silk Warp Poplin, good wight,
blsirous finished popiin in the popular
Fab shades; special value at $l2o.
Splendid Assortment
COATING PLUSHES.
In Beaver, Hudson Seal, Squirrel and
Coating Plush. in tan, grey, brown and
black, $2.o0 10 $l2.O0
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New Novelty Beads.

e A splendid assortment in all
eolors, styles and lengths, also
unhreakable pearl: priced from
sec to S6.o6.
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A large assortment Of real
leather hand purses with back
straps, silk and leather lined,
in a variety Of shapes; priced
from 76o 70 $6.26.
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Fine Stationery.

A splendid assortment Of
new weaves 10 white and sints
Ia please the most fsstidiaus.
90c 70 $l.25.
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neavy n. .. n. Feather Ticking, blue
stripes; viii hold your feathers, &c.
and Soc.
Three Splendid Numbers in
Blankets for Cold Weather Days.
72s9t Pure Australian Wool Blanket.
extra heavy, in beautiful plaids. silk
binding, at t22.6o.
All Wool Blanket, 7sxs0. good
ws'oht. stitched binding. assorfed
plsids and checks. At $3.50.
Three-Qpar Wool Blanket sire
Al A x--o N hfautifpl plaids< At ss.Aa.
Buy Your Comfort Materials
Now.
We can supply your every
Decd AT extremely low prices.
80 in Figured silkolipss in splen.
did assortment Of patterns, st ~.
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Handsome Fall Woolens

Here splendid collection Of coong for coats
dresses and skrta
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Comfort Bats in all sizes and
weights.
Pure Australian Wool BAT. size
1880 weighs 2hs lbs. ligh, and fluffy.
1t e3.26.
Wool Procssssd Dat, size 72xoo. 2
lbs weight. priced u t22s.
Best Cotton Ists .sI.s 72xso. weighs
4 Ibs.. n el.7B.
hsas Cotton Bat. Ala 7cxao, v.eGghs
~ lbe., ~ stt0
72xeo Quilted Cotton Bats. veishs
sI'eial value Il 81 50.
Best Cotton Bass opsus 27xW.
Weighs | H., fine white cotton. bac.
Ia OF. Fine White Cotton Bats. opens
2Isso. spiehdid bat at 45c.
Other Cotton hats, IN s. .. 10 az.
weight, good white cotton, 35e. a..
2Oc- and i71se.
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In Beaver, Hudson Seal, Squirrel and
Coating Plush. in tan, grey, brown and
black, $2.t0 10 $l2.OO.
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Fancy Hair how
Ribbons, Soc.

Fancy Hair how
IA Ribbons, Soc.
A large assortment Of p.alds,
IA checks. stripes and figures, g.
(pc and inches wide beautiful,
)oc bright eolorines.
- Fine Stationery.
~s A splendid assortment Of.
new weaves in white and sints
Ia please the most isstidiaus.
30c 10 $l25
J. Mildly and Windsor Ties.
[ah OF splendid quality SILK
Fhss Messaline in plain eolors and
~ plaids. 29c 10 $l.o5.
Patent Leather Belts.
and In a variety Of widths all
in colors. al 26c to 60c.
New Novelty Beads.
!. A splendid assortment in all
eolors, styles and lengths, also
unhreakable pearl priced from
as sec to S6.06.
New Leather Purses.
s A large assortment Of real
of leather hand purses with back
6ls straps, silk and leather lined.
inc in a variety OF shapes; priced
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-07
We've old You


We've told you 10 the best Of our ability Of the oppo-
unity that awaits YOU at White Point
Told you of the wonderful gas and oil field almost
within your city gates
Told yMoi our plans to develop i, to bring gas your
doors and tanks OF oil TO ship from your wharyeS
You know The possibilities at White Point
Now, We advise You to buy interest in this business
while YOU may. We cannot tell yOa definitely how long this
opportunity will be left Open
Nehaye captalp plenty Of ito carry out the develop
ment necessary to secure oil and gas
But we have Of course interest in this project to sell
toan one WhO is IN the market for p0Itabl investment
Yet, not compelled to sell thsin interest Corpus
Christi project meriO0ns will meet with ready sale
elsewhere Corpus Christi is not awake to its oppo
utl; to the extraordinary oil and gas field that lies at its
door and the profits to be derived hereir0m
Therefore say in all seriousness: Buy your interest
the White Point oil field today.
Corpus Christi Oil Z Gas COMPANY
oint stock
NueeeS Hotel Building Texas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-07

nea o 7 department. should to tho editor NOT
later Wan o'clock BE- afternoon TOE pnblr,o, IN ,,
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Evening journal., 1919-03-28
RUS is FOR URB.

A LTHoUGH Congress adjourned without passing the
IA legislation to provide solder-settlements swamp
lands Secretary Lane intends to urge the passage of this
bin next session.
While this scheme might benefit few a practical
plan for benetns large number Of discharged soldiers
1t can never figure to any great extent
Thousands Of men not only know nothing about farm
work, but they do not want TO live on farms.
There is more truth than poetry in that popular song
"How You Coin to Keep EN- Down on the Farm, After
They've Seen Paree?"
It can't be done the extensive and expensive Lane
scale.
Then. too. It would take years before the men could
make decent living
The people ready and willing to be taxed to al
most any extent for appropriations with which to help
the returning soldiers. but they not ready to be
taxed for wildcat schemes
Give the men mohey and help them get the jobs for
which they are best ltted-which will bring not only
settled conditions, but happiness and cohtentment 70 the
men themselves
That is the prevailing sentiment not only in Della
ware, but in most Of the other States