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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

(Ir0m the Corpus Christi Hanchero
December a. 1887
csptGin Kind o. the SAINTS oertrudis
Ne had Che pleasure ~ a call rom
Captain ". King this morning. who ~
lust ln rom nis ranch on thc santa
GcIirudle. The news Dc bflnFa nom
Brownsville rs later than any we have
from other SOURCES. Everything re-
mains IA Htatu -Cofiina a. IN nla
fortified camV-the Rangers and tho
lrcgniurH IN nrownHylllc
/ Hooray for Uncle Samuel Captain
Dawson u. ~ Artillery. with two waR
on loads Of clothing and a command
~ six mon icft Sauta GcrtrudiH Ranch.
for Brownsville on the sixth inst. un q.
der an escort" of Colonel F0rd's Rang
era. This Is decidedly good. Well,
Uncle SANS mcn could not have fallen
into better hands
Latest indian News,--Sccesslty Tor
Troopn ef Laredo We have seen a.
letter from Nr Errnn. ". 3 Collector
nt Laredo. and also ono from Mr. Ch.ta.
iTnliafhan dated The i2th inst. report
ling Indians la Webb ana Zapata rUun.
Ties. From O1UciOr rancho thc3 carried
or 100 head % horses ana attacked thc
Aiberca ranch. they we're fired upon
hy hericann. ana one indian WAS Killed.
party ~ citizens from Laredo IN fil-
lowing them hich'l Jdwen writes ihr
ll,nncbcfo from Laredo that hand ~
fifteen Indians attacked his cattle
lranoh about forty five miles north ~
Laredo and below Fort Ewcii. ana Tfpie
al iof his horses.
A cotililor "a the cahiil Building
pleasant affair was that Coalition
party at Cahills new building on Tues
day evening The beauty Of OF Corpus
/ Christi never appeared 20 better I'D
vantage and n we are n judge Of such
matters many n Took" war given that
VIII leave lasting impression. Par
tics of this character are conducive 81
much good. and always make one feel
after spending a few hours in this
pleasant pus-fIiuc "a much happier and
hcttr person. We tor one nHy ayc "a
iall such parties and hope they VIII
occur nt least semi mOntliy. during enc
coming winter
The Beautiful Rancho % Las Flores
For Saie.--rhe Rancho De inf FLORES
nicely located near the mouth Of the
Ncccca river. cen miles above Corpus
! Chrisfi containing 900 acres with
good improvements. N offered Tor sait
\ hy Mr. John LndcwiR thc occupant
Brought their housoe and Live Stock
With Thcr.~--tur city has "a number OF
/ gentlemen. wealthy strangers from Boz
lfon and Baltimore. looking Tor perma
/, mont homes ln the valley 81 the Nu-
occs ana adjoining country Some 0l
these gentlemen have brought out fine
ready made frame houses from the
North direct by schoOncrs, and quite
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numLer OF valuable horses, maros
lend sheep. We notice q Chlnrfc nhctp
sm0nssf them ne can "a taN M
fold as his caudal nppundago - rnfh-
~ l,fntd (The two-riorf frame corner
Of Chaparrul ana Schaikei streets
building recently ocrupicd hy fccFiH
Bros WA framed Ia New York, ami
brought here about 1858 on seesei
and pot up Just where u stnniit To-
day IN b. said 10 have belonged 70
MNyor Crneo ~ New York. who was
inseteHfod IN lhc mercantile busiufaH
here win Nf sym Hc1deul
Shorf itemss--Dur Citizen. fieut 81
Moore has purchased 800 head ~ fat
wefhcrs nom The Austin market from
Captain King. James br7dtn aud John
Ecclnnc.
The schooner B. ~ierra. Captain SNOW.
, from rensaeola. with cargo 81 20 900
feet 81 lumber. hae arrived, COMING
across the mud Hats drawing SIX feet.
two inches ~ water
Don jose Rcnto1 ir exhibiting N the
building or Mira Bryant siereopficop
views Of the diffefenl t.ttica o. Mcaico.
noted cities ~ The world etc
Reader when your "har gets 20 lruH
that ~ finds ~ way into your cont
pockets ca when yuur whlshfff tf'f.
lects downward 10 your "wc-kit caii
larognd 20 the magnificent anaFinF
HNUI maize cutting HIININ ~ ff AN'It"
mau aud suffer an rnputatipr. No
lcniosa such business with great p'iefio,
Prairie Fires, COMPLAINTS come irrfr
every part ~ fhc county. respecting thr
reckless MANNER I'm which ihc winter
range ion liveaiocl. De- heinz dretfoN-
lcd hy people setting rr1irler on flif.
7 III some instances tracts ~ country FOR
miles and miles have been left per
r,.oc. from, aro~o.v,Ile.--We M.
dcrstund that Nnfor HciuiEifm1n has
arrived la Brownsville and made q to-
port of he state ~ affairs and that
lirnernl TwieH has ordered down ten
compauiea ~ United States Troops.
WHY dif ne nor scnd even one vof1ptlnt
when first besouaht hy The ncoplc ~
J Brownsville who sent him etrrctf after
itxprens months 1Ro. when very small
force would have sufflced o. pui down.
tho then little md imperfect QrRnuizs-
ton or Cortina? We 10 not wish 60
cxciaim against The conduct Of Cover
nor Runnrls with severity ne anAn-
donmrsit ~ itg frontier ~ The Lower
RIO Nfnnde so Mexican cufleWf. De-
serves BE should have haeteued -
lBrownavilis 10 crush ont rebellion. o.
,ho Governor ~ virfIria hnffened 20
lliarpef'a Perry n "a 90 be hoped that
If,overnor Houston VIII prove worthy
i1f The trust that be- now iinds IN liif
hauds and that hc viii soon drive
the rufnans from the Lower $40 Dranfc
frontier
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cy. you pay yourself The inicrcs,
There ~ NO moro secure invest
mcni possible for The average per
SON TO mako than Victory Bonds
They pay a higher interest rate
than Is possible for most savings
banks 10 pay, and there Is no
bank. or combination OF banks IN
this or any other country as strong
M this government. And Victory
Bonds are the promiSsury notes Of
this government, hacked by AL The
wealth of the wcaithicst country
ON earth. and backed by all Amer
leans og today and tomorrow.
Victory Bonds are safe, sound.
profitable.
But ihcy are not taxation
Nothing ia tho law paving the
way Tor This or preceding Liberty
Loan gives any person, or group
OF persons. any committee, or any
government official. The right TO
asscssn any other person than
himself. The very spirit Of de-
mocracy Is violated when ono per-
son acel,s To compel a fellow citi.
zen to INVEST q single penny or
million dollars Ia the bonds Of
his government
He SHOULD invest. for " is a
GOOD investment But he should
not be forced TO invest. II he can.
not see that il is the thing FOR him
Co do. lie should not be brow.
beaten. intimidated, threatened
flor not word in the Liberty Loan
Legislation permits even sugges
ltion Of such a thing He may be
compelled 20 pay his taxes but The
Victory Loan is not taxation. II
lis-OuGllT TO lsE--the volun
tary lending OF money.
We may each of us" assess
ourselves 10 the amount Of bonds
1--we think we can afford to buy, The
investment we believe we car
make. But let us not assess on
lneighhor's ability TO invest I
that is necessary the logical ant
legal way is to call il a tax and no
a loan, 20 demand Il from him an,
mot plead for II, 10 mako It a dui,
of citizenship. not privilege
Then. tax assessors and collectors
will do the work, not the fine hos
of voluntary citizens who are sell
ling bonds in this campaign.
Every Victory Loan saleman
we believe. will remember that he
or she, is n governmental bon,
lseller-not q tax collector
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HOROSCOPE.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1918.

Copyright :eio. hy the Mcclure
Newspaper syndlcatc)
Good ana cvil mmglc la this aay'a
rule or Tho stars. according 90 nniroi
DRY While saturn the Sun ana IN.
anus arc ull in bonefic aspect Venus
and Mars are adverse
Unrest md discomfort are supposed
TO be encouraged by this planetary
rule which makes for criticism ANA
chnngeablcncsA.
There - a good sign today FOR ny
agricultural project started under ths
rule. Planting should assure large
crops 81 fruits or Ernin.
The aged. particularly those who
have attained high place should henc
~ during this confieufation.
The sign IN lucky Tor those VINO seek
employment. but men VIII hc more
fortunate than women.
This IN not "a favorable sway for lows
affairs, especially where noldicrs afc
concerned ~ they may be- easily de-
ceiyed
Women should be- cautions ln an
huHiners transactions under thip
planetary government. which is sup
tossed 10 mako lhsm too confident and
too speculative
The stars ARE read ~ encouraging
csotlHm aad boaatfulncss especially
among the young. Mcehness aud hu.
rldy should he cultivated.
The planets pfcpaEe 81 oxtraor
binary interest in games. races and
contests ~ strength. New pastimes
Will occupy attention nud pro,itiot
profit fur those who prOgots them.
The King OF spain should be careful
~ financial and political troubles f0s
tho sun close to the square 81 Iepl.
Ter in his horoscope N eXceodlngl,
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OBSERVATIONS

slaughter ~ tho Jews boy ukraInlana
Jews az love for what the Jews have
in their shops.
When the allied artillery opens ar
on tho bOlrhcvik forces, thc bcwhisk =
cred SiAv douhtloHr thanks hts God
that we are not really at war with
him
Exports la March were valued at
t60h. 0OO. Ono. but az present prices AZ
doesn't take much - be worth that.
-
senator Hitchcock cahled Wilson
that the entire country now favolf the
league We think No too ana We
know aa little about Il az iiitchvool.
does.
Before adopting this mandator,
plan. better walt i.nd SOC whether
Eneland makes nera stiok In lsgypt
Llan. Mas. rs planning for free
ssreft car service lfine Ne are
making progress. rho next stop Vi
municipal free meals
Kansas reports 4 prospect az tic
greatest wheat crop in her histoi
part " q sympathy for tho worlds
bungry and part ~ it se.56 u bushei
Marshal Foch hns been asked 10 tell
tho conference what 90 40 in tuHc the
Huns refuse 90 sign. We can tell sni.
Encore che usprlnes
Japan asks the AK Four Go settle
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threatening Ito may find thai hts
throne is endangered
burilg lh0 next six months stars
That encourage fraud Of uil sorts arc
HupnuNod 10 he Ion places ~ great in-
fttntc. fci illla reason thCfta. rob-
bClIeH and forgcrics viii be- numerous
auG een public funds VIII not be
safe.
White prices ~ many commodities
viii eorilnue hlrh there viii ho dis.
covcrint uf substitutes for certain
ncrcssiiiea which VIII be helpful
Persons whoge hirthdate ID ~ have
the forecast Of travel ana change with
great profit.
Children bora ON this day are likely
90 be endowed with strong personality
and good brains These euhjccts 81
Taurus arc usually popular ana sue
ccrafuf
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YEAR AGO TODAY

Washington reports that nearly
10000 toms ~ sicoi ships were com
plotted ard ready for service Rt the
American shipyards during the last
ycnr
Tho war 80 Tar this month
(April 1870 has cost the United
states an average OF $4,000 600 a
day, which includes o. dniiy loan Of
10000 ZOO to our allica.
Announced that Lieutenant q.
Dofrocst infncr, American nvin-
tor in Franco. has brouEht down
his second German nirplAno.
American troops taxi part ~
tho fighting before NnienE. win
ming the praise ~ seasoned cam
paiTncrn of British and f'ranch
forces.
They Souohti We Must Pay.
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.hc future 81 klnuchau. hut what she
really wants is approval Of her theory
man who can snatch II from the thief
What We can't ur,i4rsfand n how
the Huns overthrow the fettS vi L..
bnu without ici ~ hindfancc OF the
british wnrehipf ip the harbor.
The difference between the soviet
Hyatem ana lioisheviam ~ the differ
cncc between a good democrat ana "a
drunken anarchist
-
Men everywhere have the lnnllen
api' rifhi to iry any fnrm Of govern
mcnf that doesn't conflict with mo
Ten Points Moses brought down from
Che mountain.
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BISHOP NEWS BUDGET


l.. n Harden. Rogan. = 81 Holmes
anu = %. Mckinney. arsnt Satur
day ne 4 nriuu ufinii
Mesdames T. VI. Wilson ana J. a.
tnea wav Corpus Chmsu visitors
friduy
Miss ella Mcndclkon OF Robsiown
WAS the guest OF Nies ollie IIarrell
last Friday and SATURDAY
Elwer Mccoy fctusrod Monday fronl
visit to Central Texas
Mr. and Alfs j. farrell and
daughter Mrs Roy K.adsil. notorsd
go CORPUS christi and Gregory Tor a
FEW DAVIS.
Fianels Candy of Rohstown spent
Thursday here
q &. t'lneh spent SUNDAY Ia Oaom.
iiffet Miller Nititpr in Harrington
SHndsg Ani Monday.
AN ana MRS = q rrue entertained
with d dlnuer sunday honorlng Mi a..
" rosmaa NJ Los Angeles, Caiifor-
MA.
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lut laughter into the homes OF mon,
And JOY 49, the little gale
Apd lherciI be no room lor the creeds Of rioom
And never chance Tor hate.
For man goes wrong when has children weep
And their song "a "a plaintive whire,
liut lifo's worth white. when his hapicS smllC---
Then All that he secs is fine
tut comfort into The homes OF men.
And thefe'l ho 40 room ir0 rage
Lot laughter rtug and the kcttlea Hing
Tn, songs OF happy
Aud never curse shall cross the lips
or the humhlost toer fcrc-.-
And never hand shall hprl brand
AZ the things which we hold dear
Take hunger Out 81 the lives oi men
Ana AN up the cnpht ards bare.
Let the fathers know THAI their children go
Ia shoes that ga 40 wear
Let tho mothers smile as they toll by day
And the envy and rage ghall cease,
For "A man thinks right when his heart Is light
And his home IL rich with peace.
The man that dWells on patch OF ground
Where his children romp ana play
May leave them there, untouched by caro-
And sing al HIS work All day,
And never vicious thought he'll think
Nor deed OF malice do
For life'f worth while IL his loved ones smile
And the flpr VIII find him true
copyright 1912, ps EdGaf A. upsss)
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TIRE RAIL ORDER HABIT.

The r,.,et dsy in Chicago hos
pisnl q Young man volunteered his
am. strapped 20 a little cnild's ana
"a LEI the hsaiths blood from his
vtsns flow inta hers. The opera
tfN saved che ehild's life
Such an aci, of course, Is heroic.
Iirt need We of Corpus Christi
be foolishly heroic9
Are New York and Chicago, like
frsil infants on hospital cots, per-
ishine FOR want of bloodf Need
vie open our business veins TO them
-, freely as tho Chicago youth did
70 the little shildG
Just ponder the thought over in
your mind before you mail that
next order TO New York, Chicago
or ST. Louis.
The cities that house great mail
order institutions arc not suffer
ing from s:=:ek Of money--Corpus
Christi need not exhaust any OF
its commercial blood for their
sakes.
Have YOU ever stopped 10 think
that each time that you shop by
mail that each time that yon sent.
money earned in Corpus Christi 10
New Work or Chicago. thoi You
send hard earned local money TO
pay profits 90 men who have no
interest IN Corpus Christi. and
that you are stabbing Corpus
Christi in thc back7
More than that do you realize
that every one Of those little cuis
IL lie back * a wound that actual
~ drains the life blood Of your
own ciSy--your own home2
When you buy away from home
you are helping 90 produce civic
ancmia. The flow of currency
through a community Is parallel
ca that Of blood through human
veins. Where il circulatcS Justify
there is health. strength, well be-
inc and lone life. But when
drained off. lassilude. fecblcncss,
misery and death result.
Your prosperity is the prosper.
st. OF Corpus Christi aud the pros.
Terify Of Corpus Christi * yours :
Y is elike your civic duty and
your personal interest 10 boost
Corpus Christi aud to huy IN cor.
pms Christi
Let us have no fNiilc blood
TRANSMISSION Lea us not impair the
strength of our town ) sifeula,ory
system for the benefit az some
uther and larger community
which really doesn't need our
hsip, after all. and wouldn't even
appreciate our needless sacrifice,
" we made Il.
Let's keep Corpus Christi mon-
~ in Corpus Christi, for the htne-
~ Of our own merchants, oar own
town and our OWL selves.
Buy what you need wAen you
elced itl GIy il IN Corpus Christi
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LIVE l1llNT NoT yAxATIoN


7 Money received from che sale
OF the Fifth Liberty (victory)
siosn will not PAY war debts. ~
will pay war BILLS Thas Il, the
money thus raised viii be used in
baigling the federal government s
obligations AZ banks where treas
biry certificates are held as evil
@ences ~ the governments IN
slel,ttdness, issued beginning last
Soycmbtr. supplied money Cor tic
slayment Df war bills, which in.
STUDDED tN the extent Of many hun
dred snillions. the cost OF returning
our soldiers from abroad and from
training camps.
The Victory tlo@n merely
changes the personnel OF the gov
synmenfs creditors. Wv the pur-
,].ase of a bond, you, instead OF
;Dme hank, are Financing your
government 20 that extent You
are not paying any portion OF the
national war debt; you are sub
shutting yourself Ia place OF .
hank as your government Is cred
itor. And instead Of paving the
hank Interest iof loanuax in inonr
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nH77'T|

BY o. q. JOYFUL.
tBau:nu for the Society Editor.)
New York, April 27.-Mr and Mrs.
George Dupont Pratt. who have boon
passing the winter 40 the Plaza Hotel,
gave q dinner party there last even
ing "A pickup from society" ~ a
New York paper.
Having given the above a most care
ful looking over VIII You nc good
enough 20 scan the items of social
frivollses appahded below Thank
you
THEY PITT THE FEEDBAG on.
MI. and Mrs Al Mos, Every body,
who have been passing the winter aud
snf.ng at their home except when Al
was WORKING and The miasue was visit
ing gave q swell dinner party there
last evening, ~ thcy did the evening
before. and win again this evening al
and his wife and their six Kids We're
present.
Ruy4bend
Smith Jones Springs Hare.
Archibald Smiih-Jonea who sum
mofs ana winters IN this dclightf,il
aumms ana winter resort. ia also
sprlnging here r. S-ilc falls here
Zoo.
nuyabord
Reception
iN' lithNtlN AfittNN NHiifN OH ~
dainty garden party insi evening foi
loWin6 MF Green's arrival home from
work lie WAS ni the head ~ the fo-
cciyinF line, receiving q newly sharp
cned apade others in line wefa Tom
mic with utel, Amanda with hncJ
ana Mit Green twilh seed catalogue
and arTnful OF ordersl
@up abond
luncheon
Nj. %. N. JOYFUL gave delightful
luncheon 90 himself 40 the Eat kwick
Catsteria this noon. serving two sand
witches couple ~ sinkors and cup
OF coffee soc
Guyahond
TnE WtDRL Oh CAYNESS
Miga n. HOLLYWOOD White the guest
of Ter cousin Miss lslTnira Sinkonson-
white, has gone home after "a week of
pieasurinE which Included three NOV
les. rlling on the street cars eight
times Two giddy rounds ~ shopping
aud meeting klAF Elmira'N best beau.
The Slnkonson- Whites spare no cN.
peusc when a comes 20 entertaining
Iuyahond
~ honsn
isrs Ilri MlANlatiee Hereafter VIII
bo al hoInr 10 her friends Tuosdnys
and Fridays. Also Mondaya, Sundays,
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isrs glra MlMfnunre hereafter VIII
bo al home 10 her friends Tuesdays
and Fridays Also Mondays Sundays
Wednesday,, Thursdays ana Sa,us-
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Cut out tho picture on all four sldea
Then carefully fold dotten line It's
entire length. Then dotted line ?, and
so on. eold each section underneath
accamtely, when compleEed turn over
and You'll find surprising fssali.
SAKE The pictures. -
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Mesdamss l.. ~ Wilson and !. a.
teneH wow Corpus Chelsli visitors
l'riunV
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CORPUS CHRISTI
SIXTY YEARS AGO

exTsAcTs MAoE ~ wssansM reoM rs e.. g.
=, MALIsY, . . = . . > q y : n
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nuyabord
Raoantlon


MI. o. ~ I0Nful WlVr h NNIiHNtfuI
luncheon 90 himself az the Eat kwick
CntsteFia this noon. serving two sand
nf rnflnA aMn
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Archibald smith -JOnea who sum
mofs ana winters IN this delightful
summs ana winter resort is also
sprlnging here. =. S--iic falls here
too.
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TINOCO IN CHARGE
OF u, s. COMPLETELY
IN ASSASSINATION

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Saturday. Aug.
16.--(By Tho Associated Prrss.) Fred
crico Tinoco. for tho last two and half
years president Of Costa Rica. IN 4 state
mcnt TO tn" correspondent on his arrival
here today. said hc believed the assassin
of his brother. Jose Joaquin Tinoc". had
come from Nicaragua and th'- tn" as
sassination had been planned IN Ni"a.
raGua and Washington.
General Tinoco said that hc decided
10 leave Costa RiCa on account Of his
health about a month ago. At tina, time
perfect order was being maintained and
nil inyasions OF the country from Nlr'I-
ragua "rostcrcd by General Chamcrro.
president Of that country hi boon
successfully suppressed 10y his hr ,thcr.
who had been vice president aud minis
ter of war. General Tinoco hat. ar
ranged for his brother - assume III"
rcins Of government dur''r; his ahs"nt'.
but joaquin. having dc Hd"d I" accom-
pany the general To Eurrn'. r"SiGn'f
tho vice presidency last Saturday night.
II was arranged that tho br"th"rs and
tncir families should leave Costa E,ca
on Monday.
Last Sunday night, wh," his brother
was on his way 10 nm appointment WIN
the minister OF finance. 'Hn"ral TIn"o "
said, he was approached ~ IN unid"nti-
fed man, who shot him IN IN" bark.
Death was instant an"ous. General II
noco said nc believed the assassin Was
n paid bandit from NicaraSIa.
General Tinoco will leave kinGSt IN
on Wednesday for EuropH. II" intcds
to remain in Europe for ,"iI," N'n"
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Prince Of Wales
at Halifax; Will
Be Given Ovation

HALIFAX. y. S. Aug. l7.-Th"
Prime" # Wales arrived here AT l;Jo
o'clock today on board tho cruiser Drag
on from ST. John. y. II. Half an hour
later he returned 10 the hattlcsh.p R"-
nown upon which hr crossed III" .At!ah-
tie and which came here from ST. Johns.
y. F.. after the princes visit to thrt
city.
Thousands Of people were at III" water
front T. watch tho Dragon and n"r
escorting cruiser. the Dauntless. com" up
the harbor. Canadian ariatorS cirrl'h
overhead A flotilla OF naval launches
escorted the Dragon To her anchorage
off the dock yard.
The Italian battleship Cont Di Ca
YOUR fired salute as tn" Dragon
anchored This was followed by saluics
from French and Amer can warships.
The official landing IS set for toner
row when the prince will be received ny
provincial and city officials and clap"r-
ately entertained.
During tho afternoon tho prince came
ashore with several members OF hi"
staff ana strolled through Point Pleas
ant park He was in civilian dress ard
was recognized by few.
The prince gave dinner aboard IN"
battleship tonight. tmCnG the Eh'S'S
were Former Premier Sir Robert hordrh'
Lieutenant Governor Grant and premier
Murray, Of Nova Scotia.
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CONTINUED on Page Eleven.
MAY OPERATE
STREET CARS
IN PITTSBURGH

PITTS3URGH. Aug. l7.-Eeceivers
Of the Pittsburgh Railways Company AN
nounccd definitely lat" to-day their in
trntiou of operating cars here in spit"
of the strike Of 3.n00 rnotorin"n and con-
duC,ors which has been in effect three
DAYS. The statement did not say when
service will be- resumed but that plans
are being formulated which Will result
in the resumption of operation at an
early date with cooperation Of the pub
lie.
The only development Of the day to-
ward a settlement Of the strike was tho
sending of Il trlcsr ram by tn" receivers
t. w. y. Mahon. at Detroit. iHtcrna-
tional president Of tn" AnelEamated
Association Of Street and Electric Rail.
way Employees. asking If he is not IN
rositiou to require members Of the local
union 10 comply with the agreement to
accept the national war labor boards
recent award of G cents all hour In
crease in wages. The men demand an
increase of 12 cents an hour.