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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

.wtpls ,ounu mtwocn tlIa ana fha
300 guude Gao mIos) hsH alf.adr
nerom' 49, ihlOsIY settled thlf H Is
lIlt NlnnInr ihI Htuulief in m4ED tha
NIN Fsu can dn u
orownsy.llt Correspondence fDf.
ipf tu The NAlfpt iouf dfeln4fIsn.
COMPOSED ~ Mvasrs Mhlfbt Mussrff
su'HEfn reftirIsW Mcdonald IUhn
HDu iiphrDod NnlHn IluiIUa ANA
Nfldeumueller under direction OF Mar.
shN LuVrnskinld Hff hfru WnN and
HNlNlilN 'n attendance unnu fhD ~
Court iudHe Nniruus usHlatod ht vs.
li1lr. uH actiue district ugtoInUl.
J iuther clerk and Colonel Cirtt.
laHN aa i q NatsNat Opened court on
lr'Haf last rinnd nud NHtf Jury
have been efnpanurifd. aud uNIur 90
NefN impoftnnf criminal anl rItil
rAf'H 10 is supposed that fhr itfm ulN
Nt Wfutftcfef fo some ElN ~ tIrht
Wcftg NmuFriefs aud lefauifoI Z
.rUt nu. f'y' rather uncomfortable. UlI
fiuuluriy ns lH iinnnr thD Judge
seems fo luir lccoI slnr tn iho vsfi
irtiIr ~ fnU AM HHd without f0Hf 81
fItNI "Nid lroualltH" Judge p hna
la4i received "a ufutlou f.um ine g.
8 Government ip bead fht wounds in
flictDd Will, doinF Gallant services ln
fnH NesirHn war; May uH shAduNH
newer HroW joss uiH voice fainter hia
HniencrH wnrff nor his practice less
iu addition tD lnwyef ~ we have
rnil sIfdHehgfnmrf. undauuinl Col
Power hahdndmr aud Hl Cumming
modest hUi -hrudr judge iiaFse. mei
nnchuiy and humorous iIofd rhlInao-
phic aud learned but nervous Bacon
and sohef 0nochertv
For Austin.--Two 81 oui representa-.
flves. Hon. " y nse OF Webb county
and caniHlu Nrlfiun. Senator for thla
dieiflCf. ithN 39ihl ieHpo tnItv Tor
fhcif posts nf duty. We TRUST them
WAYS maf hD WAYS az p'ensanfucsn"
Hnl .hni upon ihcir refu0n fhss mny
feel consciousness nf having dome
fhe state some service 81. our State
ls nroportonally renr'ssnfnd inc uca
ule mif feel an hldinF confidence Doh
the succrss nf true Democratic loeIs.
lHiion Captain urittnn's rfef nnliI.
oai iran haH been into 'hc genais
where hlh talents viii onnac him to
hr hnuwn nnd respected ifs rlrta-
iinu tn Girls posi- eyer sn rlod man
nf NJ ilurl s hishN compliment
nrg.
Keen postsd.-if you wisH to boz ur
to date nn local affairs 0u should
watch fhc advertisements lu tho $50.
eces Nuilet FIRED nelden a. Co..
publishes 81 card "ro Public" un-
nouuoluf that fhcy have anld thcm en-
tire stock nf merchandise fu o. o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
STRENGTHENS n
KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

You can't expect waak kidneys ~
litter che scifs and uoisonr out ~ yosr
system unless they are given little hrlp
Don't GLOW them a. hec0nfe dirragfl
Wlen a llttle attention now VIII pre-
vent D.. Don't ny % cheat nature.
AZ soon az sou commence - have
fackrfit-. feel nervous and tired, GIT
His2 These are usually warnings
that your kidneys ere not working
properly.
DO n1t DELAY minute. Go after tho
cause ~ your ailments or you may fut
yourself .r dc grip n "a lrclrabie dis
erre cold NEDAi liaafifm Oh cap
snlea VIII rive sirogt Immediate relief
from kidney Troubles GOLD MED
Al fiaaflfm on cspsules win ~
the yOrk. They are TIE pure origin
Uaarlem OIL Capsules Imported dire,,.
from the Laboratories iu iiasrlem Hob
land. Ask your druggist Tor GOLD
MEDAL hu1 sfcepf no substitute1.
LOOK for The uare GOLD MEDAL On
every box Three sIEeu. scaled parkaHea.
Money refunded II they d. ngt quickly
'H Fufi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
THE HOUSE IN ORDER.

Aint 81 grand and glorious
fecIin' as Mr. Briggs Nould
say go come home every night
and lind your home ali cicanly
swept busted, and sparkling with
smile, and happiness Also 10 go
90 your office and sit right down
ai your desk. The first thing, with
% all clean and ready for the new
day.
a. takes ten iimrs The energy 10
elean housc- once every three
months than u would take dis.
irihuled over the year by hav-
ing everything cleaned up every
day
The put-off habit is almost as
bad us The alcohol habit IN lbs Of
feet upon The mural nature While
about The finest habit on earth rs
90 sweep out every day
Then sake Il in connection will
yom mind ii you sweep out every
day lu,i dumping right into the
back yard all the little Worries
and troubles and Whni-nots all
the molean thoughts and disturb.
ine thoughts and irritating
thoughts can't you see the
point
Sweep Out every day
The man NhO owns an automo-
bile aud keeps Il carefully oiled
and cleaned every day after us
ing II. doubles the liic of that car
Tho great engineer behind his
machinery appreciates this fact
Holding thousands of lives within
his power hc knows that he has
so literally sweep out every day
90 keep things accurately right
The woman who runs her hom,
upon This plan, always has Tho
most time and always consumes
the least energy therefore stor.
ing zap the greatest amount of
strength and energy The busl
ness man who j, successful an
prcciatos this truth 90 the nth
power
Happiness is pretty relative
after an. and one OF the ways oi
il is 10 sweep out every
day
And ii you are using am old
broom, get rid of Il Because, yor
know, ms the new broom that al
ways sweeps eleanest.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

lfom int Nu,ees Valley uDHhe0
Iln 1900
Corn and Cane Seed .--uuf tovnmlH
Ittunm ncfN hloulht ulih um ilum
( Austin Nis wsDt sis lmrn. ui iht
ifiNH nf i1UuIs corn und poo chinese
0uNli laur both ~ which fID uUuN'Hf
IN0U Hmour iDuifufats Nr nnNr fni
f. benefit 20 tht .euHf tHtt lhr
oHIa wiu Up ctfefUlt llff.Dufsd sud
hai efficient iuais may nr madD ~
.hoiN tNs cnmlnR season Tho mu %
NDn prolific pfuduring rttH n rN
ais weather. fom Hstf iU one Han
Hfrl bushels Nef arre with fhr Nt
IraittaNon coy Indian .nfn
ouf Ariesisn wsH--ne'ow VIII ec
found nH snaitHH Uf thc WHfHr uf Hm
NrH procured bt ur unmss 0n nH
.fniu fo Nrw Orleans num IhH cft
lulNf fhc summpI Thr nN0ffNnH
fre not given Unfortunately uf
know Uftlo mnro nf lIs nsilnf UfUur
fo. aft,f Dnan before retuHE HnHf
Hf nuf tnIa WD dn Nnuu fhN huut
tfH.is have been hrntnffHl who hNNn
UnHfUf.Uu NI fN, WNIfI. OF is mfHI
DU.l NHfuss fnW 4..uaInf0t Nfh ins
uai0I cin lnuft afhHnrh Nry mirhf
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

X nas.Ne rssas Mareh Hn
s0IDn HUH ussl HtuoD naN enjoyed
va i4s rMiD ual last Thursday nifNi
hr m.u0f.a ~ fNe recently 0Fahnlzei
.u.n.m ruh rhD hali u4t 'Nn
fumaan red n members 81 thf clue
aud in.li ntlisA Fn'sfe whu enjoyed
danaus urN 81 huur ihr nfihiI
i.lne u.oNnunrUd llIe ~ thr most lr
uehtuHg nfoimi ~ ihe season
Mn H E Robinson ~ SAN juan
.e Waiting h0 liurhtff Mrt Cue y.
EuNaIsaI M Robinson y iecptef
ng from IatDni spell - eictn'ff
lnI ai femau sufN aNn uealuH h'f
usually 5000 Neii'h
Ai.a + Is Gfupey ~ 0uuee c'fcea H
ihD mtu go Nff ene M . %
Fletcher
Mnf Adelaide campmr Of San An-
i1n.o fnMfel several dsfH ~ iHia
Hfft Hauii oHffrufi fs fn' Hiet
~ MH aafah klobolg
N.a s. g. MfrHnniDD Hnl baby W
I.of AffNf arrived Fuu1af NFeninH
Ifu tIHt Mra MrCunnlru'l mother
Nfe fHura MORRISON
Ns flie fon Hled0I CAME uf 2
f.0m Nrf.tuWn Monday evening RI
tI.lf h.f ahror Mr 81 H fMfo. lr
ST. .nd H r. - smith NrH y
fluuter an1 1iidfrn enjoyed mninI
fln Il Victoria safuflHt Hnrr fHN
wore fhr fHf 90 Aif Mi
CHsf.l UIsoN Nil Sunday eteaInF
Amune f0 ghosts af safta 0r.f0e
Gl hle UenN emf ur anf Mr Nin
ftH So. l.Uis lrlm0Hl n k1iH-
..... tt..I.......I .tH WI.H ... H..HHI..I.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
FRESH SLANG

business mcn persons of prop
olfA, a0d professional men such
as doctors. lawyers nnd prcarhers
make up what ihe European reyo-
luilnulsis c0ll "thc bourgeois
For quite willie One slang for
This has been "hlshwah m
YOU 're Dos the Swim and way up
among ihc uppcty.ups Why That s
WHOM you're hushWah
Well. along come thc American
correspondents te Berlin and
Vienna And they find "ihc pto
leiarials trying 10 make rcvo.
iuiiou n you've got no property
go ali, no real estate. no bank
stock. uu railroad bonds, and 81
you have SEQ work far every red
cent NDa pay ihc grocer. then, ac
coruin. io ihc rpyolutioniSts
you're q proleiarian The slang
for This as used hy ihc American
correspondents is "pruwlng ter
licr
With these facis. as above stat.
ed, no 1onr vest pocket, maybe
You arc able io figure out whether
you belong 20 the hushWah orthel
proving Terrier or course. b.
may hc that yesterday Won made
your iinal payment on house
and loi and So became hushWah
real estate 0Ayner And this morn
ing you went 90 work. maybe. in
O proving terrier machine shop
lll which cnse, you sort of get into
both ihe bushwah and the prowl.
ing terrier class.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

$50 tatc srHAru fhuufh 0uf Nnns
rnet have shocked ru, .ove 0i mfhi
Wr base spok'n Through ouf SOUS
Who hAts Fnin nufur fho nght
We have oid tHf lrushsd 4ui veHN
Fimi $40 ttftt hu Hf'fish rfrtds
Sow lof usliD iet ls sprtk
FhronrN iND N'ofN ol OHr dDff
On tho Af 1unr battle ine
NH Hats hsiiled Tor ihc truth
te piodrf 'n nil that's Nut
We haNr actinDed oul Youth
we hlt, 'ouam as lrerdoms ritnd
NeW the ihuni,fne lannon's 0.1ac
And ihs vaffarf's tf Hn END.
lNi us hr ls brave in rfIre
iu lhe heats and pain 81 erlfo
AuI lhe fnmuli sod ihD ftef
Ns hiH. ~suarlrd human 1890
Ana have rescued 700 0nNn .eI
And $50 holqfol fhai wr oUfht
nnH Freedom fot lhe world.
GEES ua llNe 8s Nr haND lunfhf
SOW fhe h4ulc lars orc fW'nd
We hHve written b. in blood
That for Justice wr wN iir
$50 NaVr nray0d fhc ocrNna Nun4
N4kiuE truth uUr mffIr rIt
$50 hAve pledged ourephta fo eet
urlN loss which We maN give
Vow for usilee Poo ua sn-sf
And ior lueuco iet ua iNc
Copyright 1918. b. Edgar A Gs..,l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
DERS0NAL
i MENTION

kfrs 50 10 Iautus has ieft fof Han
Antonio Oh sneud "a ffu dsys VIII hf
tafsnts A4 ani Ats d. 81 Russell
.afd Nhr uH accompany hf fHfhei 90
Uifs to aifsHa the Cntirfneu't Con
.ras0n thlch uiil he BOD areF.pn There
nest Wefk
tralsn John d. uardsslfkf ~ fh0 a
q ..tt aDa hAs Ue0a Nlasfi 90 tHe
Inactive Utt returned hefre ThHrfdat
feam san rl.eo. california. uhrie he
ata STATIONED sHr
,f.. Manic Nafafs ~ klrRstIif
,,bo was "a elesf fWo days ~ Mlas
Ann. F4n.u lfr Yesterday fDf Laredo
wHfff nhe uIl enii before r'iufnins ip
ntI home
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

AT THE LIBERTY

Iast nighl the Liberty pRyers pro-
onicd "rhe Haunted House To-
night hc players wan hc seen IN farce
comedy again nnd Doris kenNfn Boa a
blg feature picture THE street 81
seven stars" llarmouy Wells a
Young American sir oi great talent D.
a Yinlmst Is studying Goa Paris Ia
sttaiiened circumstance she 81 forced
90 take up hor abode in a pension
house whore she meets pr Potter Byrno
who falls ia love with Harmony, but
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

She thinks and dreams only Of hcr
career THE doctor nts Nt0e cr.u.
pied patient called JImmt 0f whom
HARMONY BE- very fond nud She often
PLAYS tor him aud makes hH lifo
brighter A. no is dNiuH Harmony Hp-
peals Goo his mother R famous dancer
who deserted her husband aud child
Coz tne Flamur oi H rlrerf hu ihr
mothrr arrives too hate Jimmy only
wishos Harmony fo plnN fnr him BOZ hla
lass moment a SHORT umo after tnf
funeral wher Harmony BIS ready fo
mako h.F professional d.but Sine b.,
chance meets immi % mother iu th,
graveyard Tho mother Cpnfesaos that
with uU ncr succnfs hcr hfc b. empty
and shc advisor HARMONY, 'rmy fo'
gour own children us you played ioi
m, little h0N
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
SOME LATE ONES
3d. Office philossphy.

"oi course sou have studied tno
baouniun theor,
No aud ar stnlmiugion iarnee
"a don't believe ilaf taking Shahr.
speare's numr oif ihc irogmm nud puf
tnF ilaoouH on wom brine sinslo
extra nlckol into tIr hoa office
Washington star
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

beynnd iUtallf dearmnL gormanf
and hecpInp her thni way maknr ncr
destitute repair rohH Initiate aud
oush ANITA she Is hanging over tho
ones. io a-1 nothing of CrsmpiuT hei
r e disciplinary strait Jacket for two
generations 80 htll,Yc ihr Allie.
should Dr. Conrlilatur, and generous
with Germany Horstrn Post
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

did vou trs che simple plan o
couutne sheen ior YOUR insomniu
Yes doctor hui I made a mess o'
u counted 10000 shcsp pa, om on
the train and shipped em GO markci
Nnd when : go, through comrng the
money rof Cos them at present rrlce'
was time t0 get up fam and
Homo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

N scons 40 he true that the crown
prlure Is in the Eablt ~ attending scfN'
ieo ui the lorai pillngc church hnt y
spite uf has pfsvllus experience "a
France No are informed that he dovi
uot lu llus caa1 take thc collection
l,Dn4un opinlon,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
CORPUS CHRISTI
SIXTY TWO YEARS AGO

EXTRACTS MADE By e aeRRimAN autces VALLEY
A NEWSPAPER poeLsAEp HeRE oHAs. BRYANT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15

'copyrioh'. '9i' hy fdoar A. s.'.'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER

w rht--
eAlLrn punlIanlNo coMpANy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-23

sembly was really powerless so far as
action was concerned, That 1t was a
debating forum, and that the council
was the executive body and on that
necessary and that since America and
the British empire each had n vote,
, no nation could compel the United
sta 10 a X any action against her
viii.
Mr.. Wilson had hitherto ignored Sem
ator Johnson's argument that America
as the only solvent nation, was about
to go in partners with the bankrupt
| nations OF Europe. But at Los Angeles
| he struck away with unwonted bitter
| ness at that suggestion.
Riddles Argument.
"we are told" he said. I'VE are
strong and they are weak: that we
! stin have economic or financial indie
| pendence and they have not. Why my
| fellow citizens. what does that mean 7
That means they went into the re-
demption Of the freedom of the world
sooner than we did and gave everything
that they had to redeem IL. And row
we. because We did not go in SO soon
or lose so much, want to make profit
OF the redeemers. The thing IL hideous!
II is unworthy OF every tradition OF
Americs, ! speak Of Il not beeause
think that sort Of thing takes the leas,
hold upon the consciousness of the pur-
nose Of America. but because Il is a
pleaFure 10 condemn 80 ugly a thing.
II Mr.. Wilson'S explanations on Shan
tung ard the respective powers of the
asSerr by and council, or the question
Of Gesertinc decrepit Europe were not
sufficient to make his Los Angeles
speech notable, his conclusion alone
would have been enough. In q few
sentences he practically apologixed for
his n-fated appeal OF last October fel
a Democratic congress, . petition which
was resented far and wide by the rank
and file OF the Republican party as
a reflection on their Americanism. MIR
Wilson was urging his hearers TO make
their impulse felt at Washington,
~ do not mean he said. by any
threat ~ political disaster. Why. my
feaow citizens. may ! indulge in \ con.
ndenee. ! have had men politically
disposed say to me rs q Democrat. "rhi:
IN all the good, These leaders of ths
Republican party In washington ars
going to ruin the party They seen
to think that | will be pleased. | az
not want 70 500 the great Republican
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-23

party misrepresented and misled. / do
not want to see any advantage reaped
By the party | am a member of be-
cause another great party has been
misrepreSented, because ! believe in
the loyalty and Americanism and high
deals OF my fellow citizens who are
Republicans Just as much as l believe
In these things in Democrats. It seems
almost absurd to say that. OF course
| do, When we get to the borders
Of the United states we are neither
Republicans nor Democrats. II Is U
privilege to scrap inside the family just
as much as we please, but II ts our
duty as a nation in those matters OF
international c which distinguish
us to subordinate all such differences
and be q united family and speak with
one voice what we all know to be the
high conceptions OF American manhood
and womanhood,
The president was cheered for sew
eral minutes as he made that state
ment. But his speech was frequently
interrupted by demonstrations, Mr..
Wilson had come into what may have
been regarded as hostile territory be-
aus Senator johnson represented II
In the United States senate, but Cali
fornia IL no longer hostile. II Is pre-
ponderantly for the league of nations,
and whether Senator Johnson Is busy
next week OF next month in the sem
ate, he viii find California waiting for
an explanation OF his course in the
women. and especially the women, are
| puzzled by senator Johnsonis opposi-
ton and my prediction is that long
after the treaty has been ratified Hiram
Johnson will be explaining his atti-
tude to his many friends In California
| who can not now understand what hap
pened at Washington or what company
i No EARt In thu SENATE that TapGnd him
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-23

To Purity and Enrich th@ Blood
Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC, which Is simply IRON anil
ouTNINE suspended IN syrup. 50
pleasanA Even Children Like 1t. You
can soon feel It's strengthening, Invig-
Grating Effect. Price 60c. adv.
, 1919-02-04

Any person arrested on a charge
Of violating any penal enactment
not punishable with capital punish
ment or Imprisonment for life, shall
be admitted to bail within twenty
four hours after his apprehension,
in the manner herein prescribed.
2.
(a.) Bail must be a written I'M
dertaking executed by two suAi-
cient sureties, who under penalty of
forfeiting the sum of money.spe-
officially stated in the undertaking,
hold themselves responsible for the
appearance of the accused at Court
during trial, and ifMpon appeal,
that if the judgement be confirm
ed, the accused shall render him
self in execution thereof.
(b) A cash deposit of the re-
CURED amount.
g. In special cases, the Court
may allow more than two sureties
to justify s~everally in amounts less
than the sum expressed in the I'M
dertaking, provided. that the whole
justification be equivalent to that
of sufficient bail.
3.
The qualifications of %sureties shall
be as follows:
, 1919-02-04

marked Mr.. Chairman. The bill as it
stands | think is absolutely correct for
passage, but DR.. Butler thinks it might
be better to leave it open as he probably
will be over. | therefore request that
the bill remain open on End Discussion
until we have further advice from Gov
eminent.
The Chairman remarked At the re,
quest of Government the bill remains
open and will come up at the next
meeting on End Discussion.
Item 2.
Colonial Council Bill, No. II.
Introduction Of and LIST discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. IL,
Draft of an Ordinance concerning
bail and its application in St. CroiX.
introduced by End Appointed Mem
Der (NolD.
The Bill reads as follows:
III Colonial Council Bill No. IL.
Session 1918 1919.
ORDINANCE
concerning Bal and ITS GppLicatjo<
5N St. Cro1G.
, 1919-02-04
PROCEEDING S
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CR DIX.

Continued ,ffom AOis No. 2I.)
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegata) in introducing the Commit
tee Report said Mr.. Chairman. don't
think there is really very much for me
to add in introducing this Committee Re-
port which is befose you. it speaks for it.
self. AS far as the subject of the bill is
concerned, that has been thoroughly gone
through the only point of dispute was,
where the RECORDS should be kept; one
department is DESTROYS of getting rid of
them, but. the Committee did not push
the point.
No one request the word further the
Chairman remark =; AS the bill is for
warded by member | will put it to the
vote whether it should be furthered.
1t was put to the. vote and unanimous
ly carried that the bill be furthered.
No one demanded the Chairman closed
LIST Discussion.
With Government and the Councils
consent End Discussion was opened.
Despatching Secretary (W3tdamS) re-
Evening star., 1919-05-04
MRS. GLASS ACCEPTS
LOAN DRIVE POSITION
Becomes Honorary Chairman Of
Committee for Daughters
of Confederacy.

Mrs Carter Glass. wife Of the secre-
tary of the Treasury. has accepted
the honorary .chairmanship Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy liberty
loan committee. She will attend a
mass meeting at Pennsylvania avenue
and 9Th street at 3 o'clock this after
noon. Miss Augusta Glass. daughter
Of Secretary and Mrs. Glass. will be a
speaker. and Mrs. F. G. Odenheimer.
past president Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, will address
the meeting, as will also Mrs. Maud
Howell Smith, Col. John. Temple
Graves and others, Miss Ellen Mar
shall a cousin OF Vice President Mar
shall. will sing, and Phil West, .
violinist, pupil OF Sol Minister, will
play The Marine Band will be IN at
It the won,an.s liberty, man head
quarters last night Mrs. wesley Mar
tin Stouer. chairman Of the woman'b j
committee, said she was. encouraged
by. the; results achiAyed for, the vic
tory loan BY the women OF washins:
"A million q week, was our slogan"
said Mrs. Stoner. and, we. made that
the first week, Last week those dg-
ures were Increased by half as much
again." .+
Of the committee on, hotels. an
nounced that sales Friday at the
yartous hotels made a total of $Ao,-
$50. the hotel leading the list being
the Potehatafi, of which Mrs. Moody,
wife Of Col. L. B. Moody, ,is chairman.
with subscriptions amounting to
$21,eoqs Nrs.. Victor Kau1a,anh. at
tho Nav Willard. sold 446.00D, worth
of. bonds yesterday. During the two
weeks of the drive Mrs. Kauffmann
has sole bonds asaresatlaa 100000.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
PHOTOGRAPHERS NIGHT
|. IN VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
Giant searchlights Will Be
Thrown on the Capitol To-
morrow Evening.

Photographsrs night in the victory
liberty loan drive 10 set for tomorrow
night. The giant searchlights Of the
Engineer Corps. which are in use
here to stimulate interest in the loan,
will be focused on the east front of
the Capitol and amateur and profes-
sional photographers will be given
an opportunity. to make pictures Of
the great building at night. Night
pictures Of the WhitA House and
other buildings here have been made
successfully by the government pho
kographers in the last few days while
the searchiights have played on them.
command of the engineer contingent
which is operating the searchlights
which nightly throw their powerful
rays upon the Monument, the White
House and other, public buildings, has
issued orders for the use Of the
night. It has been found that photo
graphs. can be made with great sue
cess by time exposure, the lights
being turned on first one part of the
building and then another, The shut
sers Of the cameras are left open. The
sued to aid the photographers in max
ing pictures by use Of the search
lights: -. r-..
southeast side Of the Capitol pho
tographers should take position on the
northeast side Of the building,
The light will first be played on the
top Of the south end Of the building.
moving from left to right ana back
until the entire structure has been
covered,
"Focus cameras on building; set
shutters for time exposure; when Mxht
10 first thrown on the structure open
shutter and keep open until light goes
ont; then close the shutter"