davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

s clmloid wind shlcll foi baby car-
fItett rccDni invention
German chemists claim to hnNr
furul iaetufe0 COW mills synthcucallh
Elcctr,t dulH have been my,utcd ior
surgical operations 0u iho human
skuN
Sediment carried ont fo sea nY ihe
Amazon river can he detected 400
miles from llnd
The average mans heart wciehs
from ton no twelve ounces the over
Ego womaus fiom eight 90 Ton
a microscope 90 prevent hicfries iaN
lng while being rlddou has hn'n so
vented b, an Eugllshman
Thnt dates ean hc llpeued perfectly
M au Incubator hla been demonstrated
hy ln Argona scientist
An Australian b. the Inventor oi tn
electric alarm 90 give q warning mat
mine root IS about no Gail
a patent bias been granted Tor q
bracket that can De- used go attach
thros oioehe. lnes iu single post
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

The Maiis.--Thrre NEST Doc a general
ioflugcfncuf oi thc entire mHli aFa
torn throughout npf state. lor fhr pt-
p.fs of .tefy section Ffe enmriH ininn.
The merchant nr truurr on the hio
.gftula who wlfNe., % r0nlor with those
ni Corpus Christi haas 20 send pee.ai
courier and Vice Vorss Mr johnson
woul3 DO welt tu took into Boz
Court Week-Thc dlsirle, court VIII
oiRauts TODAY md ptocrrd io husi-
noses Several members oi the h1f
have arrived The district o0uri 90
fteiusio WIS in soselon laft Wcef hold
nr two days
Public Mce,in0.--A meeting of the
friends of ireland wii Ne hcid ai the
Corpus Christi Hotel 90 Wednesday
evening ai O'Clock 40 who iofe llt.
efff anl hate oppression owe invited
tp attend At meeting held ui SEN
pttiCiu $500 was fliTpl There t no'
town cor village ip tns United States
Whieh has not contributed something
90 tho cause of suffering IRELAND
a Remarkable Charactcr,-rbs Mate
urorts Fnv announces that NJ SANE
ltcl lianga is nhout 90 erect q splendid
+
bpliptr b. the only survivor of thn'
glorious band of fellows who followed
/ fc fortunes ol the patriotic and ehit
isirous bot ill-iated Nina IL was m
1915 thAf boz embcrkod his fortune,
Irndcr thc banner OF that "xiled Spnn
( iHn patriot serving seven long Near
in tbai dangerous and memorable ~
pedition. TO this unfortunate man nnl
Ibis brave comrades waa Mexico par
tlolii indebted Tor her Independence.
a Shell Rosd--rhc most bcauiifu
drive. one that cannot boz surunaae,
aurwhfre. is 20 ho found ni Corpu
+ CHRISTI by going up the beach tu in'
ola headquarters OF General Twiggs
I turning at the RnpOu. and comiEi
down about midway between the hlll
or mounds ana ihe beach The road
though natural one. s % lttle raise,
above the general suifHro hg be-,
uf shells aud gravel which has beer
80 pounded by travel thai 80 haH ie'
appearance OF mechanism ana ia n
level as the door ~ o. huurge ?
richly re-pays one 90 drive oscr 30 anl
view the beautiful bay Thc shell oa'
from Sew 0rlears go the lake bear
mo- comparison 90 30
Out 81 Soap,-StreuRe Hs ~ may 1p
pear there rs 40 soap Bog town. aud a
"a consequence no nafticulaF quantif.
az unclcsn linen We have 90 biam
New orleans merchant who instcs'
Of flllirg an order Tor l2o boxes. ul.
sent twelve. But \ .s an ili wind tAa
blows no body good and those vii
can't buy SOAP VIII have to huf shirts
and 90 auch we would cali their alton
ton e. Warren kiuney'a advcffiacmrn
n 800 dozen
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

From Lsrodo.--A tuiu OF carts c1me
in from i.arsde nr ThHfsdty last lond-
ea with wool and hides Ere lonp wr
rsppti to uo tlias and nlet muiea
lfom llt points on the 100 Duudc
WHEN Uuf merchant ,rrlfc fucir mll
goods those who Hfe now voting to
supply ihemeeiys WIZ crowd n fbst
iirIur u ynuf produce gentlemen. and
YOU c'n carry back s00Ia sold nd a
lower price Than Nou have ever before
Obtained them.
An Accident while crossing the
reef ihc mail ridden dropped ihe mal
bag in the w1ter Ane 0aated on
Fouunaf.ly Do was recovered thc next
dHy ana fho enn nuudante received
though u wet eitte
Poems among ihuse 10 ue Msx.
lonuH who ara .r8r IuF iff Nto Dflude
for tho purpose oi protection under
American fnr afe mNnr ~ Those Who
being m debt nfc htid ln slavery under
the slesl-sn laws The opportunity oi
efrapiug from fhis SPEECHES of bondage
la ho.ng avall'd by them.
corpus Christi Notel.--rhls hotel
formerly called the KINNEY House
hnNmg now become the property n
SIR George %oessei weli Known io the
ciilgeus Of Texas aH mine host VI
'Nossserq Hotel" ai iiasirup also al
Matogorda The travelling public can
rect assured nf the best attention crhs
/ Corpus Christi Hotel woH locIted of
+ CNansFral street lots now owned and
/ coupled u1 Nogkes hroHl
Tranfrortaton line THE attention
+ OF me- ciuzpNs and traders On the ki'
I Craudr and shippers Boa New ORLEANS
and other places 20 called Goo the Cor.
pus Christi and RIO Grnnde Lines N
Transportation. which viii ne "a once
established from this point Impressed
with the belief chat il great portion o
tho trade from ilo Grandc Cii'
cnancno Dagis'l Aner Laredo enc
other points on the Rio Graudc wil
pns ihrnurh Corpus Christi o ~
blood ~ Nsw Orleans D. Fitzgerald
of Corpus christi. "a Clay Davis Ri'
Gmude C'ty and Benjamin D. Seal
son Antonio. have determined to oa
inhllh lines ~ transportation fo
eight ANA .tsaougers from here o
from Sew Orleans Wc VIII lann se
down tho distance from Corpus Christ
to the several points no Laredo 1881
miles Niier lf2 miles Rio Grandc c't
l41 miles The wagnus win star
cVery two weeks and gun nt uli s'l
sons.
Arkansas pass,-We were murh SUI
rr.scd ON crossing che bar q short titn
ago ~ find 10 much water md tho en-
trance 20 the hay attended with a
iltfle difficulty. Thelc u htiwcon min
. end ieH rect OF wttef on ihc hnr an
tho distance across ho short thp
were vosac 10 strike Two "awflls
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
SOCIAL SERVICE WORK.

Tho Salvation Army has com.
,ete8 ~ oreanigstim of the
sonfb e.fera Samal service
CouaeH which ill sefc as au
su>,iiary IA the Army Sd the ID.
rn.iiaa al ns social scrviec work
a. Texa oNahomp and Louis
isna
prioadic George wood chief
di,i.igra 0firer or the south.
,yrste,n Dhief Division 81 tine SAL
,atiou ARMY IS chairman of The
Social Service Council and The
f.lievina hnvo anrecd 90 serve as
,..e eaainacn senator Morris
.heunrrd of Toxins. Senator dos
.nb p.m.dell 81 Louisiana Scn-
aio Rob I Oueu of oklahoma
Nl AK Wm r. Hobby Austin.
qe.a got u r. a Robertson,
0llsbau8 city Okla. and Mrs.
cot III n Pleasant Baton Rouge
Ds over one thousand uen and
uo,oen aefive n church clubs
ana civic Hle have become mem.
b.rs al iho Social Service toun-
IN ia ncw members are being
nddod daily
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
BRING THEM HOME

So nrsied Press dispatch
rc esd ua hight hy thc Caller
ml published n loday, paper
advises thui ihc FIFTH 4 s. En.
.lneer- N0u as ihe Corpus
Cieni regiment wi.I accompany
President Wilson home on ihe
Gtarn Washington
TIt camrr wilt leave hrcst
fbN morning and IS scheduled 90
arrive n New York ness Friday
Thp departure from lrmce
u trr hcy lHfc hoeu oH duty ior
trai months. w.ih President
WILSON. Wiil bring additional rec
naniiGu fo This splendid oranni-
gaiion 81 fighting men who rc.
aGrDd their training in Corpus
Christi 81 lamp Scurry nnd who
asrina tnelr stay m Corpus
Christi cudoared themselves io
the prople ol corpus Christi.
II mas noi Do practicable, nl
fNH NAiNlNll Ni NIif " HI ~ ff'.
mont hai Il would be q just irib.
uie 10 ihc twelve hundred men Of
ms Filth Engineers. - some plan
coui8 be evolved whereby the
regiment after landing in New
Ymi could Doe brought 90 their
old home 80 Corpus Christi, go rc.
main here f0i ai least vceN
uf course muny 81 Che boys Wil'
1cum anyway Toy during ih,
tmc lhm they were stationed
herr score. oi tbo men formed 49,
faehmeni. ihW insure their ac
ouir.ng Corpus Christi citizenship
ancr tbeir return to civil lie
Corpus Christi claims iho tiiit
Engineers as her very own ano
tle Engineers. ~ least MOST of
Thorn would welcome the sno
pri.on CHAT they either bc Pc
tnned here ior duty, or that iheN
hc demohIIzcd here
Thc idca IS one that may pos
Mhly he followed 40 q succcasiu
conclusion
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
TEXAS PRESS


Hia Mission Practically Accomplished
President Wilson has Won out Soc his
eiiHfH for the creation oi Is lraEne at
nauons hy 600 reports and will soon
hp fsAdy d. como home with fhf dtinilH
nf hH great accomplishment anu To-
tou CouEtoss what lmli Boz expects ihc
lragur DOB niaN BOO maWhNnnE tnr Nr
cufiit 30 world pcnce TIM president
WAs au Inspired hr thc 'dsa ~ ao
..tt uf nations fhlt would NtfHri so
th, peace of tbo vor'd that he wat
willing a. make ANS Nrliro ~" hf
ntfalumpuf rv,u iu lvHNlng th' as
sruliAp otflee 20 Washington ior lnnf
sinp abiuHd m iurlheranc' ui th' %
irct uunn which hla mnd WNH liNci.
At hamo aul abfnad there WAS oppo
Hitun tD lhc plan which $40 Wilson
iDlH.tnd Do np tle ouN solution 60 ihp
nsohen of permanent peag, manN
.iaiomen and puNlieisia even tcsurd-
nr 70 NJ ohlm,ricM ana open 90 oh
Ientnu from VARYING points ~ view
haf ihe president Wns frm in hH Wow
sind determined ln nis purpose thai y
n,ur prevail and lu lhat hrhHN hi.
EFFORTS were strenuous aud ulurlne
! lIe threw precedent % fne Wnd WN~r
d. mae convinced that "a waH ncDfe
! pliy too mm to go directly to the cap.
+ uas of Tho entente powers and per
.aniiN io participate in tnc councils
III hr peace congress hu perauasiN'
4 ei0uutneo and Impressive enrn'9lneH
and sincerity won over many oi th'
lcadina Statesmen and diplomats o
Europe until practically an of then
500 ready 90 endorse And commend
As sfeal undertaking aad go NisaN1
As concurrent affirmative action.
THE steamship thai carried lfesidNn
/. wilson oyciseas la now at ana Euro
noan noit waiting 90 brinR him oaol
ana with nina ths draft ~ Tie wofl
, peace plan which has been acnepie
hg tho pafls congress- ana u there
a. he 40 mnihel hitch. ihe presldeu
wiil ~ i,lds ln stau hone within
fsw days Win me consciousness ina
) ais mission was crowned With sue
& cess u VIII then Dc fog the America
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy II You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young n 70 feel
-oung TO do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need Of
having a sallow complexion - dark rings
lndcr your eyes - pimpies - bilious
look in your face - dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tel you rinciy
per cent Of an sickness comes FROM in.
active bowels and liver.
DIR. Edwards a wcll.known physician
L Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil u act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave 70
his patients for years.
DR. Edwards Olive Tahleta, the snhsti-
tufe for calomei. are gentle In their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that cxubcrance Of Spirit. that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, BY touing up the liver and clear
ing The system Of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwarig' Olive Fab.
lets BY their olive color. To- and lsc rs
BOX AL druggists
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

III Won came upon trembling.
fnoisore. half.staryed horse which
Weighed fcehly. and looked ~
sou with implofng eyes. what
would you doc
0i course yon would BEING
human YOU eouldnt do other.
Wise
Now & IS obviously impossible
for all ol 's fo GO to Armenia, or
60 Assvria. coz Persia or 20 the
lloly land, bur m each "a these
countries. and m other poris If
Western Asia. there ore NOT
HORSES. BIT HUMAN BEINGS
thousands upon thousands of
them. who are trembling foot
sore. halfaarNed. shclicrlcss and
helpless. AND they are feehly call.
jug Wd looking across io You
with imp'0ring eyes
Perhaps if IS . good thing that
won canuOi Q0 $40 this stricken
eiim 20 sec with vour onn ewes
lhc msncakahlc misery and hor.
ron ihai prevails. for there are
sights there today that would
hako down fho very pillars OF
Nou soul children whose bodies
have been eWclly mu'llafed. So
that ihey viii ho helpless and De-
pendent cripplcs all their lives
Thousand, OF young women who
have hem through worse than
death. and who are constitution.
allN ruined Mon who have been
deliberately rendered unfit 20
work.. Boz many eases, hamslrmg
Horrible is q weah word go.
nsc in describing these conditions
There 0re millions oi innocent
people literally DYING of exposure
aud starvation
Meanwhile. wo here n America
who have never known what want
and suffering menus, have mn
abundance. and talk OF 500 "era
oi prosperity
Yes. we are going 20 have au
ETA Of prosperity, and the DO set.
ting for is means that we shall
do our miserable people who ore
the victims the real victims of
the WDr
Every sellsupportmg citizen ot
This town should feel u q privi-
lcpc 20 give 90 least one day IS
pay or income toward this cause.
Lct 3 put Corpus Christi over the
top as o real American Christian
community m this campaign
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
Bills Column

! SHOULD have inuRhi III So DIDN'T
Nnd hereafter ru het ihc ctNk
WILL look around right SMART
For the HEEr orr sipna
urrOnE be- dne much nomp.ng on
soin,bol, elAea rnoNr LAWN enc
wa he pip sna when yot stop %
rulNit about iT old Jeae NOAii ur
ofcur wilde or WHOEVER ii woH
Knew What uE wat ,amna ABOUT
Wre b. b
LOVE hy NwwlHor aa rnscif
urr
LIFT bis WIFE ALoNr ana
thanh YOU
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
This "Me" of Mine
nY oEoRcE MATTHEW ADAMS.

rts as YER, individual 1his Is or ua
Aiso phaa tanks and dreams
rhia No lonely even lhc midst ot work :,
ana things
q li
o. mln & 5
q
o = g u Talks tho world 20
Is ils foi g Wute
Cor ihls Me mine j rak work sorrow !
So col
ftis inside thia outside this eserywhee ita Ne
ili lhfi stick
Weld
th1i an aat there to tlia
81
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
tey EDGAR A. CUST)
AIS EXAMPLE

Thrre are little vyes upon Won, and
they're watching nighi and day
There are little ears that quickly tax"
hi every word you nay.
Thcre are uitl. hands All eager 20
do everything YOU do
And little boy that's dreaming OF
tho day hen be- IKE you.
You're the little fellows IDOL You're
the wiacst of me wise
iu hls little mind about YOU mo- huH-
nl.ion1 over rises
IIo believes Don you dsvoutlv. holds
thtt AN YOU Say and do
ile VIII aay ana DO 900 your way when
he's grown up just Ike you.
On i sometimes makes me shudhef
when hear my boy repeat
Some careless phrase ivt uttered 100
the language of the street,
Ana 10 cots my henri 20 gticving t'n
somo little fault see
And { know beyond al douhtug ina,
he picked it up from rae
There's wide eyed little fellow wbo
believes you're always rlght
Aud hts ears are always Open and be
Wutchca dAs and night
You are setting Hn examine every d"S
ia an you DO
For tho l'ttls hoy who's waiting ~
grow up 10 he like y0i
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
CHARLES RAY TO APPEAR IN
"eTnING BEANS" AT AMtlSU

% his new Thomas u. lace Para
mount photopluy "Suing Beans n
which be viii be- aoeu sl the Amusu
Theatre today Charles Ray appears
as the country boy who puts the
schemoa Of ahrewd hunNo' artist
from the city 40 naughi The idca BE-
a. raiso money from tae tanners 90
start string bean canning factory
but IL is "a awindlo and Mr RAY aH
Toby Wattlns. the no-aocouui lad
fsom The farm. upsota the whole thing
and finally wins the mayors daughter
in the bargain
Nr RAY recontlv had session with
tho dentist which IS tuo result OF
youthful vanity When hc was q lad
lee thought n would be- fne 20 have
Some gold ia his tectl 80 hc diseoN
erred q counle oi small cavities 10 two
front moiafs. Th' dentist inserted hia
OF gold which looked tnc iu tho rf
, ~ the Young man and were the rNFt
OF hla nFsociates. but ln INC piftnrsa
thcy looted ANYTHING put that 1o
Charles took advantage 81 his vach
tion 20 have them removed aud re-
placed hy porcelain Th" kaY aeh'
win bee more than ever attractive Low
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
HsAnp IN coapus cHRlsrl

How Baa Sacks Have Been Made
cuona--kidnsy ms Corrected.
Ail over CORPUS Christi toN hcnf t
no0us Kidney rus Nf srep.ue rn
th, GOOD work Coz nus Christi people
arr telling about i tclilng ~ had
harsa made sound aahin sou con
believe thD testimony OBJ fuur own
fowufpeople rnoy t+Ii 'f Tor ihc hcne-
fit ol you Who urr sWfrrinr n your
iaef aches ID son ffei Aue oro and
miserable % the kidnsta set too ifr-
uneurs or passages Nre rninini
SCENTS HHd OH roior ufo posns $50
neY rails n.c rDmedi tlHt bias helred
sn many of your ifionhs and neirh-
boi Follow this Cofpus CHRISTI cite
zrna advice nni give Dmna chance
go Do The sarne for tou
a. q. Davis 1870 Staples st sasq'
"A suffered tor some time nom Kidney
trouble. ~, hoci nreamc lame and sore
and my Nidnrts Wsro.hadly tlsordorcd.
had heard Doana Kiines Pills spoken
of roI e'Hti "a TOXIN them They help.
"a nf rglf away tNd HndlY recon
mend fnem to othfra
PRICE g0c nt goo dcalers Don't
simply aa, tor - Kidney rrmcly get
p0anr tidncl pNlf the same Chat
Nj Davis hut Poster. NHDuru CO.
Mfrr4 vi lalo. N
ADVERTISEMENT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

remuneration lnr what BE- pro.
duees. adequate provision for The
people m fhe cvcniidc uf 'iic ere
Real. lire. acfity. naiiUnal pptrt
oiisu aggressive aud ambitious
for iis country good
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
AmuSementS


Tho como Dram Players VIII pfe-
reui IA the Liberty Theatre today ana
Tonight the humorous farce comedy
sfhreo Married Men" there being
ntw sprpiaitiea by members az the
company during the play. The big
auoriai feature picture with Harry
Care, In 1ieu Bent" viii he shown TO-
daV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
oonyrlphl l0le. by Edaal =. 5000.

@enate 90 s.y whether the action Of
,ho peace congress shill pe approved
uad tho treaty therein adopied shall
he ratified rnd % may be- assumed
chat else United Siates noNetnment wil
aot fiVouhN 800 response go the gen
rrA public sentiment san Antonin
tNpfpsH.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
WEATHER SUMMARY

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
Weather bureau.
ic h lioCktthuu lorHl ouaefNefl
Weather bulletin tor the 80 hours
oudmr 100 m 1aih meridian time.
FriuaN rohruaIh 49, 1919.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
CORPUS CHRISTI
YEARS AGO

chrs
leading 8ccto Was Named
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
REJecr EMPLOYERS OTTER

Belfast, r"h D. THE forker today
by 5 ballot rejected the proposals oi
thc employers hy more ln two thn-
eald majority.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

Foremost ,ho Elunom 80 laW at
fifteen groc'rs tAdY) 900
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15

CENTER Si'fE $50 Yared berapee q
is ln lilo ceni, ni th hiFFeai pro-
auetion in thls tria. ASK toTlel
company a''d
lAdNl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-15
WOULD YOU HELP A STARv
ING HORSE

III Won came upon . trembling,
fooisoro, half-staryed horse which
Weighed fcehly. and looked az
son with mploiing eyes, what
would you 10
Mount Vernon signal., 1919-03-28
LET'S FINISH OUR
JOB WILL Be PLEA
Of j. S. IN APRIL
OFFICIALS BELIEVE. COUNTRY
WILL RISE TO ITS DUTIES
IN FIFTH LIBERTY
LOAN DRIVE.

The world at large admits that the
United States started something"
when We went into war. The treasury
department officials at Washington be-
lieve that the United States will be
ready and willing to Finish it" when
the last three weeks in April roll
around
The last three weeks in April are
the weeks tentatively set for the Fifth
Liberty Loan campaign. And one Of
the appeals to be made to the public
in the sale of the bonds will be the
appeal to finish the job. A committee
headed by Guy Emerson, director of
the Liberty Loan Committee of the
New York district, was appointed at
a recent mcating Of treasury depart
ment representatives from the twelve
federal reserve districts and delegated
to go over the ideas and views ex-
pressed at the conference with an
idea Of sitting out Of them . basis for
a sales campaign in Spring.
Two features stood out pre-emt
nently as obvious and convincing argu-
ments for the purchase of bonds Of the
Fifth loan. One was the need for I'm
ishing the job we have on our hands.
The heavy expenses incident to de-
mobilization. return Of the boys and
whatever reconstruction or world
policing duties may fall to US from
the peace table must be met The
proceeds from the Fourth Loan are
unavailable for these purposes IS they
were spent almost IS soon as they
were raised.
The other feature upon which par
ticular stress Is to be laid. In the
opinion of the men outlining the plans,
Is the investment feature. In pre-
vious loan campaigns the prospective
buyer has been told repeatedly that
bonds were a good investment, the best
investment. in fact, but In the Fifth
Loan this phase Of the Issue Is to be
more clearly emphasized. As an in
vestment the bonds win be paxtacu-
larry attractive from the standpoint Of
safety because the transition from .
war to q peace basis fn the nation can
not have any other effect O them
than 10 increase their valuA
Mount Vernon signal., 1919-03-28

Der Of families in the United States
who have something put By for .
rainy day.
We had been . most vasteful ma
ion UP to the beginning a the war.
Before war the number 0 persons
who were drifting On without ap-
parent thought Or pUo~tzion for the
future was alarming. Now there must
Be upwards Of twenty millions q our
people who own Liberty Bonds- They
have either had to save to buy them
or have to save now because
Of contracting t6 buy them"
straus defines thrift as sohmtssioa
to discipline, seh-imposed. He does
not limit its practice to matters Of
nc. bat urges thrift In time and In
health.
In the present period Of recon
struction," he went on, "and in the
future every man, no matter how
menial may be his employment, must
practice thrift. and every employer
must see, FIRST, that conditions are
such that his employees can practice
thrift and, second. that they % prac
dce IT,"
Giving up an pleasures and Ieerea-
tons for the sake Of saving money Is
not thrift, according to the 9traus
view. He says:
Pleasures which We really enjoy
bring us definite returns In ineFsased
health and contentment Il b he a.
penditure Of IN we have for pleasure
perhaps for pleasure Witch b nst
such to rs but which b eaasiAeFea TIE
tAing b. our neAghbors-4hat sDa1is
waste and e4tavASanos. We shall
Newer become . nation of t&SAtvaAA
% ths expressiaa eoes-"
Stram does npk believe that tAs
tsachtngs oe thrift sAould - aroDped
~ the government - seoa - IL
Liberty Loan eampaaGn b sver Asxt
Aprn. He aAvoenAes ksspaAg & the
lessons the va has taught ~ and
after mating . vsea nor tAs teaching
& thrift In N seAooss. he eeaeiudes:
Thrift Il tie Wy foundakioa e
an individual emeAency and individual
enciency II the foa1Aakion q an
sncce0."
Mount Vernon signal., 1919-03-28
!. S. TRADE COMMISSION
PROBES MANY LIBERTY
BOND SW|NDL|NG CASES
TREASURY AND CAPITAL ISSUES
COMMITTEE SUBMIT DATA
FAkERs EMPLOY WOMEN.

UMEROUS cases Of
fraudulent. opera
tons by stock pro
moters who are al
legged to be swind
ling Liberty Bond
owners are before
the Eodoral Trn1a
Mount Vernon signal., 1919-03-28
assurance Men List
Liberty Bonds at Par

The national convention ofinsurance
commissioners recently decided that
q the auditing of all insurance com.
'anies for the year ending December
1. 1918. par would be allowed for all
liberty Bonds.
Financiers see in this action of tn
always careful and always conservs
i've insurance commissioners a Ger
tain indication that the present low
erices of Liberty Bonds OF the frsi
'our issues are only TEMPORARY and
that the bonds are soon to 60 above
par.
The action should be an incentiv.
to the private owner Of Liberty Bonds
to hang on.