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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
Man HELD
IN TY[)|NGS CASE
Robert Robinson Brought From
Lynchburg AS Suspect In At
srocious Murder Mystery
MAY BE BROUGHT HERE

Robert Robinson, = coIored man
originally haiiing from tho vicinity OF
Lynchburg, Va. but who has spent
considerable periods In the vicinity OF
Robinson's station, was apprehended
AZ Lynchburg yesterday by Detectives
Joseph Dougherty and John MlntIens,
of the Baltimore force, and II being
held as 4 suspect IN the murder OF
James Elder Tydings. which took
place on saturday, April rs.
Robinson Ia being held as suspect
and viii probably be brought to An-
napolis this afternoon and lodged In
Jail States Attorney N. III. Green
joined the detectives In Baltimore this
morning and further questioned the
man Attention WAS directed to him
from the fact that he left the neigh
bOrhood 0f RobinsOns the same altar
noon the murder was committed.
The departure was known % be-
hurried and there were some other uH-
usual circumstances about It There
are other circumstances which need 20
be explained, though the authorities
/ are not yet ready to say that Robin
son Ii guilty or even to lodge formal
charge against him. He lived with his
wife and children near the place
where the murder took place. and the
authorities were far from satisfied
with the actions and statements Of
the wife This, also. kept their at
Itentlon directed at the prisoner.
The report of the detectives Or the
fstatement Of States Attorney Green,
ii lie IS willing to make one. ID await
ed with much interest Il Ii evident
tnat the detectives have some grounds
! FOR holding Robinson and bringing
/ him back To this section. When they
| left, States, Attorney Green was MT
| impressed with the case against tho
man. though he thought IL sufficiently
strong to warrant the trip to Lync.'r
burg and his thorough Qnestionigls
His instructions TO the detectives WIS
not 10 bring Robinson back unless
there were reasonably strong grounds
for suspecting him That they did
bring him to Maryland, indicates that
some grounds were found. and the re-
suit is awaited with great interest
James Elder Tydings WAS killed in
i grove near the schoolhouse and col
ored church at Town Neck. threo-quar
tiers 81 mile from Robins0n's station
and quarter of mile from hise own
home. The exact point where his.
body was found was about seventy
Ave yards from the boulevard and
thoroughly hid from 1t by the ping
trees. All Mr. Tydinga money had
/ been taken from his pocket, and some
pork chops and tobacco from his nlpr-
ket basket other articles being left IN
i ii. ii may be said that the pork
chops form an important element IN
the effort To tx the responsibility for
the crime
Sherif BELLS said this afternoon
that the prisoner Robinson would b
brought to Annapolis jail and would
remain here until other disposition
was made of him. He Is opposed 70
4 his removal ID the Baltimore jail, and
does not see that there Ii any necen.
sity for Il under any conditions. No
matter what may arise in the case
the sheriff feels perfectly abs to take
care Of his prisoner here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
CHAIRMAN CLARK CALLS
EAsTPORT MEETING

Chairman Jesse Clark of the CONF
nittee for Eastport section Of the
county Oh the home coming welcome
of the soldiers, sailors and marines,
has called 4 meeting 20 be held on
Monday night In the lower rooms Of
the Eastport Methodist Episcopal
church, to arrange plans and devise
ways and means Of entertainment, CO
operating with the city and rest Of the
county
it IS urged that all Eastport people
attend this meeting which il most
FilnDortant one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF
ANNAPOLITAN CLUB

The annual meeting OF the members
.of the Annapolitan club will be held
al the Club building on Franklin
street on Tuesday next May Is. at
. O'Clock. for the purpose Of electing
4 president and board Of governors
for the ensuing year Clerk Of the
Court William N Woodward Is now
president 4 supper Of old ham. chick.
en- salad and other good things will
be served
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
M GARY ENTERS CON
TEST FOR GOVERNOR
apers Ror Republican
Ganernatorial Norni-
nation
HIST CAN DID A e e

day afternoon James As.
chairman al the RepuhIf
e. Il baltimore city, filed
.l for The Republican noini.
governor with the Secretary
the Executive Department
tttf House
fiitan 81 the Republican
aitspftlce Mr.. Gary worked
faf Tile election of Mr..
~ has been d member of
81 trustees Of the Maryland
s,lgtfie looi for Boys since 1919
fInan u the Young Mems
Eeft4 Ie;tEte IN 1915 and the Hughes
III 1915
I IN Cary III son Of Stanley
say .,t8i grandson OF Gen. james
;Ily tl4e nestor Of the Republican
@r.s III Maryland
Nt fatrYs action was q big sur
ID tao politicians eyen of hi
s8 l,lri} md coming So soon after.
rle Of William + Rroening
i HES slayoralty election, Il almost
s heIr breath away The first
sble mdieation Tint Mr. Gary had
Gsi,tttiaierial aspirations was given
iefdiY when d Republican paper
P86lished an article stating that he
m hef4g urged to permit the use Of
as name for the nomination, to
Ftbtf with il long commentators ar.
ttie abont him.
4 has been understood for some
mc fhat The Republican organization
xa8la insist on the nomination By
iali party of baltimore man for
lbe t.tfferHarslfp. and the dope was
6ai The choice was to fall on d we'll
maa1l bunker, but the fling of his
papers 81 Mr.. Gary indicates that
alher That dope was all wrong.
sal lal been wrong from the begin
s1lgj af that the banker was found
IL unavailable iii the last moment
gpa That. therefore. the choice fell
gpolf Ni Gary. How the other as
Hailts Tor the nomination. and espcc
slslls " Hidden Isowndes, whose early
Wiae boom waa nipped by chilling
ifst Mill feel about the situation
als not known ut this time. but
slII prehably become manifest ii Il
sg d.ly
l.oundes Was Thought Likely
ef three nr four weeks prior ID
Fnestlay night il looked as II the
aPqhlpan managers would have ia
a3sh beir nomination on some one.
Snl there were Indications that eafter
q air Lowndes would Be the first
g1iet4 IL their endeavors. nutwith.
stANljfIe tlie fact that when his neigh
Rats slled % him out in Howard
ael aslstsl him to run. State Chairman
Iait llnder the direction Of @. e.
and William, II jackson, de.
sailtfeSl him for tllking steps toward
s candidate without their an.
looked AZ il someone
World httpe 10 bear the expenses of 4
ing and naturally, why not
Milan E Iackson who was gener-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
FUNERAL TOMOMORROW
FROM ST. ANNEs

The funeral services over the re-
mains 81 Mrs Harriet DOW. wife of
Major John be Peyster DOW, will be
held tomorrow morning al u o'clock
In st. Anne's church, the rector, Rev
Edward ID Johnson. ofiiciating
The interment Will be In Cedar BLUM
cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
Along The Wafer Rrent

During the rain storm the past few
days several small boats have put into
harbOr here
The yacht Emval, flying the btargee
of the philadelphia Yacht Climb, u an
chored on Ciark's wharf. and vii be
IN harb0r here FOR over the weekend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09

.o,,r paper is not delivered
lock and you will
7I-R. d copy will
BY special boy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
/. cECILIA,S GUILD
SPECIAL REHEARSAL

Choirmaster George r.. Webster. Of
81. Anne's' has called special meet
hg tonight at o'clock Of ST. ce-
elias Guild for the rehearsal Of music
to he sung tomorrow morning at Fl
o'clock at the funeral of Mrs Douw.
Mr.. webster will have = double
choir sing the funeral hymns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
ATTENDANCE OFFICER
HAS BOY ARRESTED
FOR NoN-ATTENDANcE
Otto Parkinson Held As IncOrrigible
tsIsen ReprImand And ParoIed In
Care tlf Constable

Otto Parkinson. IA years old, Of 81
Holland street, was brought before
Justice William 8. WEIGH this morning
on the charge 81 fncorrigibility and
non~attendance at school The charge
was preferred BY attendance officer.
Mrs. Charles Ware, of the County
Board Of Education
Justice WeIch. after hearing the
case and after reprilnanding the lad,
gave him some good fatheriy advice
and impressed upon him the require
ments for future citizen The JUS
tiee then paroled the 10y III the Gus
tody Of Constable Stinchcomb and At
tendance Officer Ware.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09
Mni address Men,s t,Iass

prof sydney s. Handy Of SC.
Johns college. viii address the Mems
Glass 81 the Baptist Church in Baltl-
more next Tuesday evening
Mr. Handy viii take for his sub
ject on this occasion. Power of tlaa
STORY. Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-09

where Is q call for more women 70
ID farm work. At least there Is no
appeal Is the "cllIvalry Of women In
the var work of agriculture to sur
reader their Jobs TO soldiers New
YORK World.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
MINERS AND OPERATORS FAIL
TO REACH AGREEMENT
NO COAL PRICE INCREASE
Furnished by McAdoo
Garfield Will Probably Be
Influenced by Figures

Washington, Nov. 25.-The Presi-
dents cabinet was expected to reach
a decision today on the wage contro-
versy between the coal miners and
operators that woul dsend the miners
back to work
Before entering the meeting Attor-
ney Geneal Palmer said that if the
figures given yesterday by McAdoo
were correct, it was not likely that
Fuel Administrator Garfield would
permit an increased price Of coal. Any
wage advances granted will have to
come out of the operaors profits.
Washington, Nov 25.--The coal
operators and miners spent two hours
in conference today without break
ing the deadlock over wages
The LADDERS of both sides said that
negotiations would not be continued
until after the cabinet had acted
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
HOLD GERMANY
TO ACCOUNT FOR
LOST WARSHIPS
MAY TAKE UP VERBAL NEG0=
TIATIONS ON PEACE
ENTENTE STILL IS FIRM
German Delegation Return
ing From Paris Report to
German Government


Berlin, (Monday By the Associated
Press .-Privy Legation Counselors
Simson and Grappert returned to this
city this morning from Paris. They
held conference with DR.. Won Hahn
housen. under secretary of state, ac-
ocrding to the Tageblatt.
Its is reported that the Entente
SOLVED some samll degree of lenien-
cy, but said the impression as whole
was unfavorab,e. The Entente was
presented as seeming willing to ac-
cede to the request for verbal nego-
tiations relative to peace terms yet
unfulflled, but the demands on Ger
many to make good the losses caused
by the sinking of war ships in Skapa
Flow stand virtually unchanged.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
Wise SANITARlUM
MAY MOVE HERE
WELL KNOWN PLAINS SPECi-
LISTS MAY COME

At meeting OF local citizens re-
presenting the Board of Trade, local
physicians, and other public spirited
men at the assembly room at the
public library this afternoon at four
thirty O'Clock plans are being discus
sed which will provide for the remov
al fthe well known Wise Sanitar-
ium from Plains here within short
time, if conditions are made accept
able to the owners and operators Of
this institution.
Drs. b. r. S. p and B. y. Wise are
the owners. They have developed an
unusual specialist 'wctk ana have
grown to such an extent that they
have ter some time been considering
moving to larger community where
they have better facilities.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
COUNCIL LAYS
ENTIREBLAME0N
GERMAN MOVE
SINSON DEPARTURE SURPRISE
IN PARIS
MUST GO BACK TO CONFER
Supreme Council Will Not
Put Peace Treaty Into Eff
feet AS It Stands
MUST GO BACK TO CONFER

Paris, Nov. 25-Surprise at the de-
parture of DIR. SimsOn, head of the
plenipotentiaries sent by Germany in
connection with the armistice proto-
col, was expressed in a note delivered
to Baron Won Lersner at Versailles
by the Supreme Council last night.
If the treaty is not put into force
by December L. the note adds, the
responsibility is with the German gov
eminent, as the departure OF Simson
inevitably delays further cnferences
which must be held.
Vn Lersner was asked to state what
are the intentions of the German
government.
1t was learne today that Won Lers-
ner sent a note to the peace confer
ence last Friday. 1t protested against
the question of reparation of prison
ers again being bound up with that
of putin gthe treaty into effect, it be-
ing pointed out that the Allied gov
ernments have previously separated
the issues. If the promise of France
is not kept the letter said, German
public opinion would not have conll-
dence in any further promise France
might make.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
STANFORD AND
SMITH RETURNED
LOCAL METHODIST PASTOR AND
PRESIDING ELDER BACK FOR
YEAR

Members of the First Methodist
church and friends on all sides are
pleased at the return CT Rev. 7. B.
Stamford, pastor of the First Metho
dist church here, and Presiding Elder
w. f. Smith for another year This
will be Presiding Elder Smiths
fourth year. He has proven hard
worker, energetic and active on all
sides. He has strong place in the
hearts CT the people of the Cordele
Circuit.
Rev. Mr.. Stanford is entering his
third year here He has won a warn
place in the hearts of all church peo-
pie and has proven his sincerely
wherever he has labored with the PEG
pie in this community. His charge
will enter renewed labors with him t.
make his third year even better than
any of the others.
The complete appointments Tor the
entire circuit as announced at the
conference in Dublin yesterday are
as follows:
Presiding Elder, w. F. Smith.
Abbeville j. ]. Ansley, Arab Cir
cult, c. L. Whll; Ashburn J. P. Chat
field; Ashburn Mission to be supplied
by ]. E. Carmichael; Byromville Cir
cult, G. E. Cleary; Cordele T. B.
Stanford; Eko Circuit w. NJ. Hey
wood; Fitzgerald I. P. Tyson; Haw-
kinsville w. L. Wright; WarshallvilleI
H. T. Freeman; Montezuma and
Mission. J. B. Johnston and one to
be supplied by j. NJ Walls; Mystic
Circuit to be supplied by r. @. Whit
tie; Oakfield Circuit, c. E. Bell; Ocil-
la, J. H. Allen; Oglethorpe, Ideal
and Mission, R. B. McMichael; Perry
Circuit J. A. S. Conyers; Pinerurst
Circuit, B. F. West Pineview Circuit
WI B. Cheshire, Rebecca Circuit NJ. |
NJ. Pierce; Rochelle, M. w. Carmic-
hazel; Seville Circuit. E, NJ. Alder
Sycamore Circuit. F. ]. Jordan and
A. F. Ward Unadilla and Snow w.
A. Brooks; Vienna, Reese; Griffin,
Missionary to Cuba E. E. Clements,
Commissioner Of Education J. B. !
Johnston.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
VIRGINIA TROOPS
HELD IN READINESS
NO DISORDERS REPORTED IN
MINE DISTRICTS

St Charles, Va, Nov. Ex-Governor
Davis, who came to this mining cen
ter to investigatethe activities of rad
icals in preventing the miners froni
returning to work apparently has not
yet decided whether the five compa-
MES of the National Guard which he
IS now holding in readiness in Roa-
noke, are needed.
There have been no disorders since
last week; nobody was injured ser
iously. Bet it was stated that the
miners were terrorized by the threats
of the radicals
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
RAPID ENDING TO
PRINTERS STRIKE
RUSH FOR OLD JOBS MADE BY
coMPOsITORS

New York, Nov. 25.-Strikiug com
posiors are still returning from their
vacations" this morning, the rush for
Jobs being greater than ever when it
was learned that meany supposed va
cancies did not exist owing to the
large amount of work sent out OF the
city.
This fact is expected also to have
it's effect on the vote to be taken to-
day for the pressmen and feeders
still out on re-affilaiting with their
international union and arbitrating
their differences with the Printers
League.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
DISCUSS WOMEN
ON COMMITTEE
NATIONAL LABOR PARTY MAY
ADJOURN TODAY

Chicago, Nov 25.-Equal represen-
tation for women on the national com
mittee was the subject of further de-
bate in today's session Of the con
vention Of the newly formed labor
party.
The completion Of work an dad
iournment today was a possibility, II
was said.
is head of the American peace dele
CATION.
Andrews has a fleet of twelve craft
with total personnel of 1900 off
GERS and men.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
RADICALS STRIKE
AGAINST TRIALS
CANNOT FIND
TO IDENTIFY ACCUSED

New York. Nov. 25.-An anti-trial
"strike" called by Sc alleged radical
aliens awaiting deportation hearings
at Ellis Island is still in force this
morning, according to officials at the
prison.
1t was impossible to predict when
the trial will be resumed, because
Commissioner Uhl could find no meth
cd meheby he could identify the pri-
soners scheduled for hearing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
GREEK pLOTTERS
CONFESS CRIMES
TRIED TO ASEASSINATE PREMIER
VENIZELoS

Athens, Monday .-Plotters who
have beene arrested following the dis
covery of conspiracy to assassinate
Premier Venizelos, overthrow the pre-
sent regime and re-establish King
Constantine, have confessed, accord
ing to the authorities. They are said
to be former officers under Constan-
tine.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
GERMANS, ANGERED, LEAVE CONFERENCE OVER NIGHT;
ANDREWS FLEET MAY FACE ATTACK OF D'ANNUNZIO
REPORTED RAID PLANNED ON
SPALATA, u. S. HEADQUARTERS
MEXICAN SITUATION
STILL UNSETTLED


Washington, Nov. 25.-The
cabinet reached no decision to-
day on the Mexican situation,
according to Secretary Lansing,
who presided at the regular
weekly meeting. NJ reply to
the American note has been re,
ceived from the Mexican gov
eminent. This fact has created
an unfavorable impression in OF
fetal circles.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HELD
SOCIAL EVENING MONDAY

Those who attended the social
entertainment given at Castle Hall
last night by local members Of the
knights of Pythias found real plea
sure and enjoyment. A number of
friends were invited and the evening
was made a happy one for them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
B. P. O'NEAL WAS SOME
BETTER THIS MORNING

Friends here CT B. p. O'Neal heard
with pleasure today Of a slight
change for the better in his condition
This news cam from his bedside
early today. He will have to go forty
eight hours after the operation be
fore he will have stronger hopes Of
recovery. He is considered in a most
critical condition.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
LET'S CORNERED
GERMAN TROOPS
FORCE IN BALTIC is IN OESPER-
ATE STRAITS

Berlin, onday)-German troops
in the Baltic region are in desperate
situation, according to reports in the
Tageblatt.
Legions, including several free
corps. have collected at the mouth
Of hte Mitau and have been attacked
bv Lettish forces near Kruku.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
APPEAL FOR TROOPS
TO PROTECT LIFE
/ ouISIANA GOVERNOR APPEALS
TO WAR DEPARTMENT

Baton Rouge, Nov. Ex-Governor
Pleasant is expected to issue an ap-
near to the War Department for
troops to protect life and property at
Roealusa, where three men were kill
ed Saturday.
A delegation of Bulgalosa citizens
who saw the governor yesterday were
said to be bitter against the law and
order league.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
TEXAS BANK HIT
BY HOLD-UP MEN
CUT TELEPHONE WIRES AND ES-
CAPE WITH TEN THOUSAND

Mckinney, Tex, Nov. 25,-After cut
ting the telephone wires leading into
the town, robbers last night gained en-
trance to the Guaranty State Bank
at Murphy and escaped with sum
estimated at $IOOOO.0O, according to
advices to the sheriff's office her
today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
CONSIDERS WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Bismark Nov 25.-An extra ordi-
nary session of the North Dakota Leg
islature convenes today with the rat
iGcation of the woman's suffrage
amendment. to the federal constitu-
ton as the first business to be taken
up. !,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
RUMANIA GIVEN
ONE MORE CHANCE

Paris, Nov Rumania will
be given another chance to sign
the Austrian peace treaty, a
limited period baing named
within which she may attach
her signature Permission to
sign will also be given Serbia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
LOWERING WAR
CLOUDS THICK
OVER ADRIATIC
JUGO-SLAVS READY TO FIGHT
ITALIANS
FAST LOSING PATIENCE
Only Interference by Allies
Can Prevent Serious Cri-
sis From Breaking
FAST LOSING PATIENCE

Geneva, (Monday).-Telegrams re-
ceived by the Serbian bureau at
Berne from Belgrade, cara, and Sval-
alto convey the impression that only
q prompt Interference by the Allies
can prevent d war over the Adraitic
situation, as the Jugo-Slavs are said
to have lost patience and to be ready
to fight the Italians
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
Americans Confer

Washington, Nov. 25.-No new in
structions have beer sent to Rear
Admiral Andrews at Spafato regard
ing the attitude he is to take in the
event of attack by D'Annunzios force
to expand their control over the DaI-
NATHAN territory. Secretary Daniels
said today.
Reports that D'Annunzio contem-
plated a raid on Spalato, the Ameri-
can naval base, led to conference
yesterday at London between Admi-
raj Knapp head Of all American ma
val forces in European waters, and
Under Secretary Frank l.. Polk, who
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
WAIT TILL WAR REACTION PAS
SEES
DISCUSSION UNDER WAY
England and Other Debators
Want to Wait Three Years
to Start Payment

Washington, Nov. 25.-Interest on
the American loans to the Allies may
be deferred until the war reaction
passas," it was said today at the
Treasury.
Negotiations to this end are now
being conducted at the request of the
Allies but the officials explained that
advices from Paris give no indication
of an early conclusion.
May Wait Three Years
London, NOV. ga plan is under
discussion by the American and Brit
ish Governments under which the pay
ment of interest on advancse by Great
Britain and the United States to the
Allies in the course of thew ar, also
the advance by the United States to
Great Britain would be postponed for
three years, it was announced in the
Commons today by Austen Chamber
ain, chancellor of the EXcehquer.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

Nearly every Japanese follows
the profession of his father.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKET

GOOD MIDDLING CLOSED IS.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

If it's a drugstore pro
duct come to us because
we carry the best the
market affords; pure
medicines for prescrip-
tons, made by the best
chemists and pharma-
ceutical houses; rubber
goods, plasters, gauzes,
absorbent cotton, every
thing for the sick room
as well as toilet articles,
perfumes, soda, candy
and cigars. Service and
Quality mean something
when you buy here.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-16
Quick Action
Think what this yOuNOw drilling Well No. Derrick up for
Well No. 3 Machinery Being Placed for Drilling

Oil from Lulu-Pearl Wells in pipe lines.
When strike Oil these els the Oil will go
line without any expense the stockh olders This
mately 100000 each WELL Il takes about that
shape after Oil is found We will have enough money fro
stock pay this expense and will n have TO take the
duction for this other companies do.
We have agreed to drill ellis $3.50 bas,
these wells of the sale of the capt. al stock without
stakeholder When start second well, stock p
from $1,000 per share par value to 81 500 per share