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Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
No. 1OS3-A SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court for tho Terri
 tory of Alaska. Division Number
 One. at Juneau. Mary Mcggitt, Plainun,
 ys.
 John Meggitt, Defendant
 The President or the United States Of America. to John Mcggltt, de- fendant. Greeting:
 In the name of the United States Of America you are hereby command ed to be and appear in the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska. Division Number One, at Juneau, within thirty days after the service of this summons then end there to answer or otherwise plead Go the complaint filed in said court; and if you fail Co appear or answer for want thereof the plaintn will take Judgment against you for the disso- mtion of the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintin and de- fcndant. as prayed for in said com .plaint.
 The order for service of summons by publication is dated April Sth, 1919, the period Of publication pre- scrlbed is six weeks and the defend ant is required to answer or in some wise plead Co the complaint herein within thirty days after thc cxpira- ton of the period of publication.
 Witness the Honorable Robert w. Jennings, Judge of said Court and the zeal thereof affixed at Juneau, Alaska. this Sth day of April, 1919.
 (scaD J. w. BELL,
 Clerk of the District Court.
 By JOHN r. REED,
 Chief Office Deputy. ! WYNN G CORE.
 Attorneys for Plaintin. First publication April II, 1919.
 Last publication, May 1G, 1919.
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Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
A STATEMENT OF FACT

The gentle phrases employed by Daniels while in France have not deceived Britain as to the purposes of the United States with reference to its navy.
 In courteous but definite language, the secretary has made plain the alternative confronted bv America. Irthcrc is league of nations. this country will contribute it's rightrul share to the joint sea forces; 1T there is mo league, it will deem necessary the upbuildmg by it of a fleet second to none
 There was apparently as much msm- dcistudmg in Europe as to the personality of Daniels as there was at one time rcIa- tive to the character of the army that the republic was preparing to dispatch over seas
 Europe expected America to contribute a more or less mdiscipliucd mob of sol dicrv which would have to be whipped into form bv the crack drilmaStcrs of the Brit ish and French forces. lt assumed that Nr. Daniels was a more or less crude iron ri.,Smau. accustomed Co making fierce gcS- turcs ror the cdificatiou of backwoodS audi cuccS.
 Just as Europe discovered, in due time that thc American Army was the best dis rpIucd in the world, SD jt found the Sccrc- tau- of the navy to be a very quiet. kindly, rair-Spokcu gentleman who merely stated views that were entertained by majority of his rcIlow-comtrymcu. IL came even uaUv to see in Daniels not So much a moldcr of American thought as am inter prctcr of it.
 His declarations relative to the United S.atcs Navy are coming to be accepted at thcir true yaIuc-uot as threats, but as a simple statement of fact. Europe K being made to understand that the demand for national preparedness which arose during thrwar. ,tiII k being voiced in this country and will influence all the republics policies in the immediate future.
 With real merchant marine to pro feet aud the lessons of the war for its guld- aucc. the United States can mo longer re- gard its future ou the sea with indifference
 twill carry a goodly portion of it's com mcrrc from this time forward in American auttoms and it will assure the safety of its shores by adequate forces, whether the warshius are to bc contributed by a league o- nations or are to be built for its OWL Seattle Times.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

The news that the naval commission which has been examining the Matauuska coaI field thinks fuorably of the coal and thc possibilities of future great develop mcut> m the field iS good news for Alaska and ror Westward Alaska in particular
 With tbc Pacific fleet able to obtain steam
 coal ou the shores of the Pacific in mlim- itcd quantities means much help in the de- vclopmcut of Alaska. It'will be proof pos. itivc that Alaska has coal of the very best ouaGty-thc navy uses no other-and will turn the eyes of coal operators Alaskaward.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

After all the papers having declared hat Germany is united for the first time in several months in the opinion that the country should not sign the peace treaty there comes the news that the Soldier Workmcn Council wants the government to sign. They know they are the ones who will suffer most if it is not signed.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

A Juneau paper is authority for the statement that baseball is disorganized on Gastincau Channel this season. It may be disorganized in Juneau, but in Douglas it never was more thoroughly organized at such an early date as it is right now. It might be that there have been stronger teams on the Channel but Douglas is right there this year on the organization stuff.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Everything seems to be quiet on the Siberian front among the American sol dicrs since Gen. Richardson landed there The general has handled road gangs in AL aska and probably fired the cook That is generally the first thing done in a dissat- iSfcd camp in the North.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

People should bear in mind that there is to be am election for delegate to congress ou June 3rd and go to the polls to vote for George B. GrigSby. By the polling of a heavy vote, although here is mo opposition ticket in the field, congress and the people iu general will know that Wickersham Is not the choice of Alaska as delegate.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

It is said that the Allies will let the Sul- tan of Turkey live in Constantinople. This will be done so that he may exercise spirit dal power over the Turks and not lose his prestige among them. We were wonder ing if they will punish him by making him keep all his wives that he has in his harem or whether they will be confiscated.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

It is admitted that Wickersham drew down S15,OOO in salary and over SlO,OOO in mileage for the two years that he did not represent Alaska at Washington. No won- der he is SD keen for another contest.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Will we OF will we not, that is the Qucs- ion: Whether we shall make the eagle scream on Douglas Island on July Fourth or whether that bird will hover over the own with folded wings and head bowed down in shame because the town has not ,uough pep to celebrate the great national holiday.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

The Yank airship was the first one, as usual. to cross the ocean to the Azores. We are betting a little that the same airship will be the first to land on Continental Europe proper.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Among the soldiers that passed through here yesterday there were a number that wore spurs. Several people in town were wondering if they were the advance guard of those cowboys that were to be sent to Alaska to herd muSk-oNcn.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Everyone in this ncighborhood is eX- cccdmgly glad that the flu ban has been raised in Skagway again Part of the joy is because Skagway is free from the cpl dcmic and the other part is because there may be chance now for an excursion to WhitchorSc
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Corrauza is again in the limelight be- ing accused of stealing nineteen million dollars from Mexican bank. At least. Mir. Calrauza is mo pikcr and we wonder that he did not make it am even twenty mil lion
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

We always knew that this coast beat he Atlantic all hollow For the past week he papers have been carrying the head ines that the weather was too rough for he C4 to continue it's journey from the Azores. and over here we have been having ! lot of perfect weather.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

It is reported that the snow is rapidly disappearing in the gulleys through which he trout streams run here. The ground IS | little cold yet for angle worms, but that makes very little difference, as brook trout uomd here prefer salmon eggs, anyway It is very possible that trout will soon be biting in the streams and old Ike Walton's disciples will be hitting for the hills.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
WORKING AT THANE

Hugh McRae. formerly with the Nelson Transfer is now working for the Alaska Gastineau Company at Thane.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

The steamship companies that are still losing money have all reservations sold out in Seattle for several trips ahead.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

We love our country and our country $ lag: we also adore the navy that helped rid the seas of the U-boat menace, but all hose things are laid aside when it comes baseball game, as the BIO boys can tes- iry. We will try to forget that adoration turf next Sunday and send the Nicksburg 1ovs back to their ship defeated also.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

It is said that a man by the name of jones, from Kctchikan, is to run on an m- lcpcndcut ticket for delegate to congress tt the election. He is the gas boat fisher ncn's candidate Trust the gas boat men O try anything once. We suppose that If .lcctcd, he would advocate free gas and huff for gas boat men.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

Germany says she will not sigt. FOch win perhaps make the next move in the great war drama.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

From latest news it would appear that the reign of terror in Russia had about ended With the allied forces and the Rus sian people surrounding the Bolsheviki stronghold in Petrograd there is chance that before the summer is over reason may again be entmoned in the great country
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

-
 The steamship companies that are still losing money have all reservations sold out in Seattle for several trips ahead.
 The Yank airship was the first one, as usual. to cross the ocean to the Azores. We are betting a little that the same airshiI will be the first to land on Continental Europe proper.
 It is admitted that Wickersham drew down Sl5,OOO in salary and over $1O,0OO in mileage for the two years that he did not represent Alaska at Washington. No won der he is SD keen for another contest.
 Among the soldiers that passed through here yesterday there were a number that wore spurs. Several people in town were wondering if they were the advance guard of those cowboys that were to be sent to Alaska to herd muSk-oNen.
 Carrauza is again in the limelight, be- ing accused of stealing nineteen million dollars from Mexican bank. At least, Mir. Carauza is mo pikcr and we wonder that he did not make it am even twenty mil liou
 Everyone in this ncighborhood is cX- rccdmgly glad that the flu ban has been raised in Skagway again. Part of the joy is because Skagway is free from the cpl dcmic and the other part is because there may be a chance now for an excursion tc WhitchorSc.
 Will we OF will we not, that is the Qucs- ions Whether we shall make the eagle scream on Douglas Island on July Fourth or whether that bird will hover over the own with folded wings and head bowed down in shame because the town has not .uough pep to celebrate the great national holiday.
 We love our country and our country lag: we also adore the navy that helped rid the seas of the U-boat menace, but all hose things are laid aside when it comes Q baseball game, as the BIO boys can tes- ifv. We will try to forget that adoratior turf next Sunday and send the Nicksburg loys back to their ship defeated also.
 It is said that man by the name of Jones. from Kctchikn, is to run on am m dependent ticket for delegate to congress tt the election. He is the gas boat fisher mems candidate. Trust the gas boat mel O try anything once. We suppose that il lcctcd. he would advocate free gas and huff for gas boat men,
 We always knew that this coast beat he Atlantic all hollow For the past week he papers have been carrying the head. ines that the weather was too rough fol he C4 to continue it's journey from the Azores. and over here we have been having lot of perfect weather.
 It is reported that the snow is rapidly disappearing in the gulleys through which he trout streams run here. The ground Is little cold yet for angle worms but that makes very little difference, as brook trout romd here prefer salmon eggs, anyway 1t is very possible that trout will soon be
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07
FIFTH ENGINEERS ARE
NOW IN TOUL SECTOR
Corporal ' =, Maxwell Writes OF Hii
Work m the intelligence
Division

Corporal rhomas r MaNwoil Of tho
EiUh a. s. Enmnocrs who during the
staN al that regiment ia Camp Sccrpt
uaf srerill agent for the Department.
81 Justice, whore he performed note
worthy sew ice Nas given similar n-
Vesileatlon work afcr MS arrival iu
France
Corporal Maxwell in "a letter to po-
ueo Chinl WON netel mdcr date of
December ,. discloses the present io-
cotton of the fifth Engineers as heing
Boulons llle France roul sector 50.
AliMcl salient lic SAWS THAI he is at-
tachrd 90 the S'e nth Division lntel-
liepncp oinre. SIC writes intorestlngN
of MS experiences nt the front for g
period 81 slN weeks before the signing
of the armlstlCe
al. sa,s tlat %, has fine collection
81 souvenirs. taken ponl the enemy ln-
Icludng IAN officers spiked helmet. prl-
vafe. hrimct. rifle. waiter eaniecn, gun
marstd uniform buttons and other ar.
Itlsles
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Commissioners Court
To Receive Good Roads
Petitions Next MOnduy

NIHnUl sisuafNrcs orc hrlns nf-
l0UNtf tp nOtHIunF Io .Nr County Com
niss.u0riH Court nshine thai the court
immediately set in monUn nlana thni
NN rif Nuetpa County eomnrc.
rrnsItr .ltt0m ~ aooi ro1ls
THO H.Ni ln0fiinr .of thr oorim. .si0n
cfH court IS scheduled Sos nest Mon.
dit morning. tnl N It Thought lhut n
fhs flnC thp securing nf signatures
$3.50 Nr nr trllN completed ud ihAt
lnr question wiz at once receive oIn.
oHi attention.
THe petition ihai Is une eneniaici
tut uut Inh f0 COO rlii.ug uf 900 cIec.
uun % authorize thc issuanrt of auf
STREET.-THE HmGfni Of .oui roads Instead
BE- .sas oi lhc court.
Tho appointment ul competent en-
sinr 0 snhmN uilns
Tae preparation ai % Nucgcs County
r0Ii mHN,
Application lor state nnd Federal
ali
filr 1nuuuermoui ni goo. amount
n mnNa hll l.Hhthif uiN Ne rrlufrd
TN. mfitlnn u fH foi'nWt
tIeFua thai ihDr f HHsIc thai
la ..tlcINt uN n|mout Huune 600
.iftDus OBJ NueCa. County lot Ihe m
mnN.monf oil thn public roHf. of the
counts unN Understandable ihat fOuf
hnUnrhi0 NoIf H UnH GIVING DtrrIu
. consideration in ;hr matter vo ih0
undersigned. cififenH sol NHrrnH County
rU-p.efrIll bor i.tfe to submit ihl fl'
lowing sugsefaon
t We nr.nutmend that ,ouf
I Innnfnnl0 Nod} s.Dufr th0 services of
Competent cng.nOrr lol thD PURPOSE
HtHr rut rnmnrenDn tr fold
stttOm inf lNo comfy rDeon1mrndin
llH htinCter of thD material thHl
atUH'u bp utci ani fnrwulutiue an AZ.
umsif nf lhr construed IOn coet
Seconds We recommend lhii such
cn.inonr he Instructed to prepare g
rald map of NuD0rs County such rs B.
rtluret hy state nw uH a condition
precedent fn securing reitml and
state nld lor rood construction. and
lnit COP, OF SUCH mnn u0 nlcd win
iht State hlenway 6ommlssi0n af pro.
,iled by law.
IHHI $3.50 uuNNNN NINt NfNNI
nuon no mado n soon 81. possible Gel
fne State mehuu t1tnm Sion lu. roa
nrl anu state nil n fh, construction
81 ucn ruNdH or n0rt'nnH Ol roHdt lr
NNrras County mat nlro ncon oi
mus ho designated IH *tHte Highways
uf mnl now hr O.0I In Goo .rHnspuftn.
Zion off tho pnHeH ftnfo maii0
Fourth o. thfHN recommendation.
htvr thf anrr0ral ol tuur honor lhi,
h0dF We fnon recommend tlst Vot
dcrlanufr such r0laa Ar. ln Nouf indr
mnnf houlH Boz Improved und ihnt &C..
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DERSONAL
L MENTION

Taylor Coar and mother If Wilmnr.
TEXAS ufr visiting in The city stop
pins nt tho Georgian
Nr and Airs W. o. Rogers af Cur
roilt0n Missouri aro Boz the CTS io
Spend ihc winter stopping at llli
Wnoon street
Mr aud Nr Herman Best ~ Oma
hH nre among the winter tourists ln
Corpus Christi Thcy are located in
ono vi tho cur cottages
Mr and Airs bell Best ~ Lin
coin Nebraska. are here Tor the win.
frr They have rented one of she
Bowen COTTAGE
Edward N. Alice. secretary 90 tho
Commercial Association ieft SUNDAY
fpr Dallas on IL business mission tie
viii return home Thursday
Judge and Mrs Henry Mcdonald
have returned from Pennsylvania ANA
Sow York having been 900 the former
states spending the holidays with thcir
dauTmci.
Lieutenant Paul king " the Hos
plt.i Corps who has been FOR several
months ut the General Hospital No.
10. has returned 90 Rico Institute.
Houston. Go complete hts college course.
Lieutenant klnE De- H graduate ~ me
Corpus Christi High school
Mrs W. G.. Wlihcrspoon "a member
~ the faculty of the Edward furman
school ia DO of Influenza Mrs Withcr-
spobns mother Mrs Richard Collins
~ Hereford Texas is here to spend
the winter with her daughter
neu Howortou. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
rhNp iioworion hus influenza
Mrs waiter smytho and children
lrf hst uirht f0r thpir homo at Bryan
aflci r. viat 90 two weeks with MrH.
sm,ihc's parents Mr and Mrs =. :
Cuuk
spohn WEIGH son ~ Mrs a. 81
Weich vito enlisted in tho navy in me
suriug hat returned from Marc Island
'uufafnin wisro Doc WAS ln training.
and haa resumed his high school
course.
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FEDERAL COURT NETS
FOR JANUARY SESSION
Much Business 20 Transactcd az Open'
ing DAY % District Court Judge
Hutchinson Presiding

Tho g. s. District count convened
Monday morning Ht Do orlorh with
ludro j g. Hutchinson lr presiding.
nH thc following mcmhorH a. the
count prrsent
John o. Green lr a. IS attorney.
49,. % Ionef assistant q attorney;
3D. a. urlInE e. g. marhai :. e..
Au.ferspH ,lorhs % IS Henderson. mae
tDoIfntm cwmnor; Mise Gcorsin
smith rIars to the a. s. attorney
Tho erand urS WAS mpanollcd. ts
fuuovs
g.. Is uomrd foreman. cts. D. ..
lmt l3cefuo; Ed Poets Hochporti
b. b. chris <lnesvilio . w. towk.
Corpus Christi. . o. ballard. Faiur.
Was. 49, iiW Slnton . ~. cave.
Oatyilic. Louis Bartlett. hnssyillc.
Coco. a Ciogg Alice; ii s. kcnpc
Alice. Pred Ngohor nocbuofi. J. p
Aaamr AlirDd' A. -. David. Hebron
tuic gufus scott iievsillc - s.. i.aw-
iy upcylic. a Vs. Folsom cit,. ~ IS
stllvrN Alicc o. A Stafford Mice
pcta icnaon waa appoiNtct Wiili to
ino g.aud lm'
The iouuwlns la iisi of .he p.iit
inforg
~ D. fmnra Onk,ilir rhnip llo-
Wefton clf,t Albert MnroO Cainliont
49, W Iemou. Alice. o. H everett
simmons. Emil kinkor Hlaircyilc, ID
To- Th1fmlu onkvlH .. q krhrat
rIoh. Nnrmnnna IS &C. liuhuttur
A Ninrstnie, 81 81 ellis cltN D. ~
Nuu Hprflile, Nm. Homo. giit i'ot'f
Wolfe Mineral. s s. iahmHhl skid
|lnurc is. 40 McCamphcli iichhronNilivi
IH d. nDMlct iaegilir.
Tho rHoH pending thut we're hhou
Dom dMlns ihc dat follow
/ A. d. 80 fori AWns.s Tnuspnr
E uuon co va steam TUG lrisi cons
tu1ed
a. g.. Houston Pasture Go. va
Afro sinfc BHuk ri ni continued
D d. co. N NBlicr, Trustee Nf
.IlH lulenu continued,
n o. e8 M.u " 3d. ltiug vi Mrs
Iif % fummnrti continued.
o. o. eDr a. W iiuly Ns WIN boon
ct nl. cnnlnuod
Two indictments were RETURNED dur
inn tho dlf One wHH nWninm M1nuf
.isul. iog aliuir iu fsFisirr tic pirHd
.Dd .ullfN nnd was sentenced 10 80 daS
n iNs BROOKS county lul at fehuuia'
1hr secol indictment WAS ngains
william ~ Moore Charged with "a
theH ed Interstate express shipments
Among those granted the rights 81
citizenship were o G. iSorridgo 90 Cor
pus Christi g. W Grflths ct Kings
,liir. aud Christian lncohson ol itueh
Y porf
The SlrleuH "ofnirIca were repre-
rntrd a. .ouowa Six uom i,ussU
4 sis nom lials siN from Grc1t Britain
i,to fom nr'Ripm ono from pcumau
two fom Gotmanl one lrom Greco
The mHor number with three cxcuf
uons wore men from ihe General iin.
h uliai and Camp ScurrN
THO Fordsan Tractor cash Or term
4 Flows Boa stock Glover John Auto g.
/. Ad, "a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

property Cos PAYERS of NueocH Count,
81 d bond IssHe Tor thut purpose.
'ND take The ubcft, of making
lhese suggestions Go your honorable
body tprrccntng Neif e1gefncss 10
rDmOif hn fcrY unhAt0iuble condi-
iions which now exist Boz tho road sys-
trn oi NuDces County Gus of course.
tO thc romplUtr NNsrncc Ql hard sur
Ilted roAdwptH NYc hcNovt that tho
foremost ueed of our county 800 the
present Wnmcui is a comprehensive
asttrm Of roads which viii cnHblt the
Huu0r ol the county 90 market their
products DHder 600 weather. conditions
Tho provision az sucn character OF
f0idr u uur iudEment wii eu1rani"'
Coo speedy development ui ihe county
tofason Tractors and disc pluws ir
atnct Glover Johns Auto Co-Adv.
.Nf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

knmaneel Ihuts what yOn
want now Love and adyoN.
iurc and beauty And here 70
Is in another charming Elsie
Ferguson pitiure
Elsie lCrguecu rau rDHrN oii
aefu., ilfe screen aud inNc you
hN 90, hand aNd lead Nou
where She will New York
Trihunc
Under ihe Greenwood Tree
serve. io purYcY Elsie tcrgl.
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Wood for Sale.

Tho best cord wood for sale, deliver
- 10 your address. fun meoHure
pnonc $50 Merchants Transfer Com
pauy adv
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RAGS WANTED.


The Caller viii pa rash '>r ciee~
RAYS breauhs 20 the Caller Office, 3o7
chaparral Street. .A.AMi AsM
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

nf 1Sthins. ns we'll as visiting pythians.
urc invited to hc at pythlin Han to-
uiaht al 30 O'Clock ser the annual ioli
cpli The meeting viii Doe Ia che native
of get together and Fct-ncquainted
gathering NtNlt-eicctod officers will
he Installed Refreshments and cigars
will hr pr0flund
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

seed r0ilf0ot tn arrive about Jan
6th Phone > A. Caldwell & Son.
Ally.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

Take homo "a dozen delicious Hot Ia
mulos. Peoples Cafe All Peoples ST.
adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

Mrs. W. N. Houuhton. iao7 chsparrAi
street haa received postal card from
Washington ~ ncriNi mail thc new
six cent aerial pvstasc stump paying
the waS for the delivery of the card ~
was scnt from Wnshineiou on Ducom-
bof 20.
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CITY NEWS
cINBRIEFS

y beauty contest 20 decide which
nueh school glfls VIII bc given repre-
soniatlon on the nenuiy Page of The
urh school ANNUAL has started wtp
Misses Murlcl Howard Eyanscl Wright
lIclcn Croctcr Marjorie Tabor and
Gladys caldwell and The i4c i,ay twin
gisfors entered. Three arc to hc sc-
lcricd The contest win continue for
three weeks Miss Anna Hrookon Co.
rcs has already been selected 10 rep
resent the senior class
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

rhc ,1rleu eo'nirlca were repre-
trnted a. .oiluws Six from iiussin.
ag lom l1l aiN from Grc1t Britain.
two flom Belgium one from Denmark.
two nom Gorman, ono lrom Greece
The latter number with three oNeep-
rnrs vtte men from lhe General Hos.
ulial and Camp SeurrN