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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. CaFdui Gave Relief.

Malksville, la Mrs. Alice Johnson.
OF This place, wnles For one yea,
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all the lime. The misery was something
awiul.
could not do anything, not even sleep
at night II kept me awake most OF the
night took different medicines. but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until ! took Cafdui
! was not able to do any OF my work
tor one year and got worse an the time.
was confined TO ny bed oil and on got
SO bad with my back that when stopped
down ! was not able 10 sifaighten up
again ! decided would Try Cardui
49,. BY time had taken the entire bottle
was feeling pretty good and could
slrsighlen up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
lShall always praise Cardui. / con-
unned taking il until was strong and
we'll" fyou suffer from pains due 10
female complaints. Csrdui may be Just
what you need. Thousands OF women
who once suffered IN this way now praise
Cardui Tor their present good health.
Give II a trial. NC-i33
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Longshoremen in
New York Strike;
10000 Affected

iN fNN NHNNf II|fN i|fHN
New York. MARCH 10 m sympathy
with 200 urhc of marine workers.
against private boat Opnvre nearly
$4,000 ionpsnnfcmru quli work today
refus.nf Co handle neirni delivered fo
piers ny boats manned hy MON union
Workers
rhls announcement was made t0-
nisht 'bS John D. Riley chairman of
thc local Doum,l of the international
i.ourshofemeu's lnioa rHui b. Bon
yngc counsel for 'ho boat owners. ass
serted, however that tho number had
been "eAarErfatfd
Ac,ofdue to Riley the Ionrshorc
mems strike b. declared principally
against fne cumr. AulNu.. fleurh
Munsan White silf Spanish clyde
and Mallory Hne Do declared fhe
strike would spread tn eYUif uef tu
which freight was brought ns strike
breakers
a threat taat marur WoIfers em
piuyed by the railroad administration
with whom settlement Recently was
reached misht waM out again was
made hy William a Mayer. vice pFCW.
dent ~ the marine workers. affNH
uun. Picket. FROM strike headuuAr
tcia. it was .aii Nef- nnirolhnR thr
harh0r Boo launches Watching Tor ali
violations NJ agreements rtarhed with
tne sffimtiun So Hnntnre charged
that violence had been lDsoited ts by
The atrlhefa
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Rainbow Division to
Entrain for Antwerp
On the First of April

hf Tho Associated Press
Coblens March 90 The F0rt, sor .
ond Division CHE Rainbow the inst
division of che Army OF Occupation to
start Cor homc. win begin entuining
inr Antwerp on ANIL fnst Orders
io this effect have Been received from
hendqrurtert
10 is estimated that about "a weok
viii ho Required to transport tho entire
body of ucn and fheir equipment from
deaduunrtere on Che Rhine o. Antwerp
Az Che locomotives ana cars Go boz usra
In thc transportation lre 90 ho ol
American make. thr transportation o.
sricors wishing to uso American ears
because they are larger than che Rii
ish or thc German
Rotterdam b. tO hr used as tho ann.
plies for the Third Army which. 10 b.
announced. VIII begin arriving hy was
OF the Rhine River
The l6th Division is expected Co
leave Antwerp for home. but mo- def
mite date has been mentioned.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Rainbow Division Is
Ordered to Prepare
for Homeward Trip

Washington. Mar lp General
lm sAmE oahled ihr Wan Department
today tnat nt bad nTdors fot the Forts.
SECOND iHainhowl Division tu prepare
Gov cmhafkauon This would Indicate
thW thc i.nd maN bc expected to sal
between Arfl io ana i5. as tne aver
tsr nrflnd between such orders and
~uhatkaiion has boom one month
The olginal Information was chat thc
Rainbow Division was to emhark f6r
humc about AMI Seoetar, Giass
tountlN requested tnai the sailing dafs
hr advanced sn thc division could nsf.
Ncllnie BOZ fHD victory IWert, Loan
cImraiFn nuf Secretary Baker wrote
h'm thHt t would not ho possible Go
advance thn sailing date sufficiently
tuse of the strain thls would entail
ou transportation facilities in France
ntcr thc schedule us announced
foia' the Rainbow Division should
llHeh lhc United States hv ala, Th,
loom U1mraisn probably will starr
ahou, Apfl 70 and continue until Nav
~ Consequently 3D. mas be- pnsslnle
inff lNr division Dtn participate m
iNe campaign SO formal plans fUf
.F, reception of the division have been
tnnnunccd hui Secretary Baker has
Vrr'-sod thc hope shat % would hc
nsslnle Tor this hudy of troops to ,4
5000 .n Washington before 10 ls demob
..gH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Only English May Be
Used at Polls Under
Bill Sent Governor

Ri The Associated prens
Austin, Texas, March i0-Texas
election laWa have been amended ao
ihA' Cd voter shall be- required 90 tae
ihc English ianguaEc len requesting as
s'Wanco BOO making out hia ticket and
ao that English onb mas be- used In
nrinE instructions boz voting. 10 ID hnl
Urssed hf the Texas legislature is
signed hy fhc governor
N1nnphsioa of constitutional
Hfn'ndmcnt Goo provide that the legia.
miurc mas pass laws To- arrange Tor "a
division oI profits arising from opera
iion oi Che Texas prison alatsm with
tho convicts is proposed in e. resolution
adopted by the House 4 simugr res9.
tuition Do ou cnFrossinont in the senate
'nd tniH legislation WAS recommended
IA ihc governor Tho resolution pro-
pores that ID share of net profits not
49, exceed VI per cent mas go 10 the
prisoner coz his dependents.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antisepuc Zemo
VIII IlelD Non

Never mind how o.tgn you have tried
ahdia'iec yoa cah sioFblnns itching
t-teni quickly hy applying lcmo
furnished oyauy drlgga 81 EMm
large bottle eiW Healing begins .he
moment lemo b applied lua short
time Usually every trace oft Cessna.
letter p.mplca rash hlackhcads ali
similar sAlu diseases wili o. removed
For clearing tle sk.n and making 81
vigorously healthy. AWAY useLemo the
penetrating antlaepue liquid l.i not
agfeasy alvc andifdoc uoi calm Whe
Others fan 10 ls the one dependable
Treatment for skinu0ubl,0 f aIkinds
The g W Rose c. Clcycan5 q.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
PLOT TO SEIZE
GOVERNMENT BY
REDS is Barred


5000 hal ht ad 8t a.aa oI Ns own
HuNiIffe fhai NoltnttIsia nom Rus
uaiN WoIe ynfartl 800 TWINS
'. HnNi.h 'h.e nu.rusc In fhr .nn
rWt. Hui tNUt Nt was convinced
HlUHaaHtnE Huehe.f ioas
rhe W hc addict .has been
donr far twrnff oaIs
ln enN m Questions M Robbins
tafl hc dh nHt Nunn whether uoi.
HlE nf. H.f. hrHp sent mta
-aHih Anne. 600 1900 ho HrIfed with
SENATOR SnN on Utah fhaf Ii ,tH. uuIfe
NINin NU ItHe.IHn N.Is would un.
i.iat 80 1888 ant uAiClf afouu
IHD...If operating
Robins Denies Francis Charges
TunnH fa Ambassador Francis irs.
tmn HH SATURDAY. Nr Robins fr
nI.f INaI Hr hal eonr io hradqulfiels
60 Ho .fVefs m rftloEIad atk
"a fNF H.lU.Iuirs aud ndIpnf
approval ni fhcm ~. nlsu
denied tha Ne HHH rrrr pretended io
inI hmDfI,1n governments n
Hu..... Ambassador ifanrls toll tht
arr.ttr. h, hat hean Mc Nonns
NI. ~ los Moar w us doe
m"0fN nf 1850 American govern
mfa fnl aF consequence the ANN
Nuf Thought 40 wise fD make
announcement ihaf statements
'n.He Irum Sources HfH0r fhan fhs
tn.r.. Oan embassy were nnt author.
.ra
H Robins submitted io the com
lfr.es copies nl cInlenwms which hf
II nsfend between Ambassador
I.H.Ia Hal fhn state Department and
t.IO.IHu0 Hnd letters which He ass
.rrfri we're fnut him hy the am
esai0r
fho Witness explained that his pur
no.r n offering these documents was
fn show fhaf 900 900 times Dis relations /
ufH hc Hnih1ssAHu. were valued tnd T
r.lHl Hul Intf ne wHs authorized ny
Ambassador irluciH fp maintain con I
fH.f VITA ihf hulehrfists
onn 90 ihe letters Nlt riYcn h.m nf
Ambassador Francis 49, Robins s1ld
fn provide Nranef tn, possibility of
orror n statement and subsequent rc.
fuutou Ul mF authorization to fcnrc
sonf the nmhaRsador in ihe manner Bob (
dlcated ot his verbal nstrurtons
SIGHT 20 Prevent signing Of Treaty
Inif was ai % Time according tn
'hr correspondence Mr Robins was iu
conference with Lcnine und rroizsN
lnH other OFFICERS 90 iho Soviet nov.
.nnoni seeking 2" prevent ih, sign
.ne ~ tho treaty of hrcsi lAtovst.
Another letter which Nh Rollins said
I... D. q.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Service Men March on
Theatre to Make Sure
Hun Opera Postponed

49, The Associated rrcsa
New York. March 30 DESPITE an
nouncemcnt ihat fto management uf
the Lexington heairr ut ihe request
uf Mayor Rylan and poic0 Commits
sionrr EnuEhi htd indefinitely post
ponrd its advertised session or upeil
in the German language. nearby 500
soldiers sailors aud marines ln miu-
iarb formation. headed hy re- naval
petty officer marched 200 Lexington
avenue rarg fhn evening to see that
thc thcnter really was doris"
ON being informed Do, fhc police that
no performance would bee N.ven the
mon marched awus BOO orderly fash-
ION and iafef dlshandol
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
BERNsToRFF BANQUET
PHoroPLAY ENJolNEo


New York, March 40 Exhibition of
a banquet scene ln photopla, which
depicts Countess con Bernstorn. wiz
90 the former German ambassador 10
Che United States as am accesso, to
" murder plot Matched hs her hus
nhn0 wac i'siHined for three days hy
iuatie, N"iHitn BOO supreme court hcgo
TODAY
iuhtico 'uhHlan reserved decision on
application ior temporary injunction
pending an examination of briefs sui.
mnted hs couuroi fnr paulln, Lewis
"f SIAN Francisco who brought The
suit on behalf of Countess Won Bern
Hiorf $500 producers of thc film.
Ihr Countess Won norustou before
pep marriage. was Miss JEANNE uuoh
mtNcr Hp American cii1rn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
POPE CONFIRMS AMERICAN
BISHOPS AND ARcHBIsHops

Rome, March 30. Pope Benedict held
eonsisiorN today and confirmed tho
American hishups and archhishops ap.
pointed by hricf since the last consist.
orN granting me pallum To the now
hncrlcan arrhhishops ln ms alocl
ton, tie pope expressed the hope that
enc new arrangement of The world
would be inspired hy sentiments of lus.
tice ana fairness. capable on bringing
about ID true and lasting peace
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
$500 600 BASEBALL SUIT
IS SET FOR MARCH %


New York. Alan iO Tho $500 O0o
uf 0f noe formor Baltimmo Fedetai
ltleuo Grub against organized htsp.
mlll which recently Was postponed.
Wil come up for TRIAL ln Washington
March - John a. iicydler president
NJ fhe national Leapue. made thls an
nounDDment nt an Informal meeting of
Naii0nai League club owners huio to-
daf ni which preparations fol th~
coming hnsehau season were discu.
srd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
BANKERS TO Met IN nav oRLE

New Orleans, La March no Bank
erH from every section OF enc United
states 90 the number ot about 800 viii
meet in New Orleans March 80 and
April } ana 2. Tor the sixth annual com
Nention of Reserve cay Banker g.
Well W Ellsworth. secretary of the ass
Hocihton0 announced here tonight A
feature of the convention viii hc nf-
teen minute talks hy ten bnnkers from
different PARTS OF the Conntr, on credit
given ON commodities
and manufactured articles
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
GOVERNMENT CLOSES CASE

~ ? N' NHNtlhifN iffhai
New York, March 40. The govern
mont closed ita GAGE m Federal count
n hruuklSn todn. aflinsf Morris and
Leo Roscnwnsser and sixteen other
defendants. charged with conspiracy
GO deflaud thr government ln army
Shoe contracts and motions to dismiss
che complaint ui to order Do verdict Dor
favor OF the defendants we're filed
Federal judge Garym announced he
would decide on ine MOTIONS tomorrow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
UNEMPLOYMENT PARADE
PREVENTED BY POLICE

"TT|THT To TIT IIIITT-
Buffalo, n. w. MARCH 90 Police GO
daN prevented q proposed parade Of
unemployment OF which sanction hasa
been refused hl the uy authorities
There was no ntlcmpt to Carry uut the
plans for q demonstration aud there
was mo- disorder
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
DIVERGENCE OF
views HOLDS UP
LPROCRAM

f''i'''N N'N''N 4 "N' ''NN'N
i1 this opinion. while m. d, exports OF
thr grnrfai hoafi Io OBJ luo orininn
ihlf me battle OfuIs.I Us planned
should ne proceeded With ana ihH thc
bRttlofhips uf slower speed Greater
sun power and eff8trf. uf1t,f tlon he
likewise constructed
rrhe difference 10 opinion of naval
cNrerts the nfgtr amount ~ money
involved OhctNcpn Y1sHN0uIN0 amt
$500 0lNN 00l and 600 great uuesflon OF
iiEhing eifcicncN Neln. involved Uh.
secIeiuf, of the nNf na directed tenn
nof7rN sf srrnsion .l tHr construction
w thr battle trn..fs Little OF the
woth pn ihc huli has been iour Some
OF Che electrical machinery haH hoen
started but % MOI contemplated
mat ihr DELAY uf iNn months or sn Will
Pee such as fo seriously .nforfefr wifh
the proper decision loo tNe matter"
Differences Began Last Year
The differences of opinion began ia.t
Nslu Nhe nthe British ndmuuit, de
idvd goo alter the plans f0f ths ltfiIr-
ship Hood 90 make Hor .nmnmitr nat-
teship and battle rrmsbr ln effortc
fh' decision WIS tn build verr Mri
srrcn hlttleship st0rlfIelng gun roupi
O. some extent fOf spool hut retain
lnR the defensive armour of .hip
OF ihr lime The Hood wiz earns eirhf
i.-.nrh rifles un nBflcshlp armour
aud have srcri Of ID ifli.. more thnr
30 knots an hour rnr displacement is
in excess OF 10000 ars
% 's understood %. ofleiull purpose
of enc construction of tho Hood uns fo
produce vessel goo meet tho raids of
German hattl" cruisers on tho british
coaaf. Officers who have NOT uten
sides in the dispute hore snv thaf so
inr as thcl know. Great britain has
not laid down any additional ships az
.Ns fyue
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
HERMAN AND sAUBERT
FIGHT NO DECISION BOUT


New Bedford, Mass, March lo-peto
Herman OF Sew Orleans. holder OF the
bantam weight title and Al schubert Of
this city fought ten fast rounds here
tonight with shubert forcing the fight
ing the greater part ~ The time By.
previous agreement 40 decision Was
given.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
BRAZIL COFFEE EXPORTS
SHOW BIG DECREASE


Ht The Associated press
Rio Janerio, Msr lo Expectation
f rrffoc from Brazil BOZ I9lS was loss
Nn iui several ycars previously ac
roanr io figures made public here.
Net rrn i4l3.ouU aaoka wore export.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
FALLS FROM srEcAER

ht INe A|HuriHfrd Press
Kansas City. Mo- March TO- Wiadol
Ihyszko. Polish aspIrnnt 200 tho h.at
weight wrestling ure won from joe
Stecher of Dodge cts Nehr also
nspiunt ior thc title here tonight
Stecner won the urst nII lnd 1h,azko
the next two
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Gulf Coast Lines

arrive from
san Antonio and Houston q 80 am.
san Antonio and Houston 5.Is pm.
Leave for
san Antonio and Houston-iO.40 am.
san Antonio and Houston $50 pm.
Houston sleeper leaves from y. A. q
A. A.. depot az o. so o. m.
Boat saiiinos.
The Yacht Gypsy leaves the Munich
pal Wharf each Tuesday, Thursday,
SATURDAY and sunday mornings At
o'clock for Port Aransas. returning tho
evening az y. IA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11

The Berlin mofFuc ~ whirh the
civilian do1d wrIr at first transfer
red became nlied tn ovrnnwng Fll-
iay aud other morguea had fo boz .m
promised
After fhnn loss 0f fhc nuIlre head
quarters district thr Snancans or.
nDnlx"i y nrw centeI of resistance
n the northpastofn section so Gor.
in. hut 'he government troops last
evening and ielHy were working slow B.
N through This district using artll-
lcry md mine trrowcrs ana no0 and
hon disiodFinr iheir opponents from
thc harricadcs nnd other points of re-
Hstluco
Artillery fire also WAS beard oc-
cnslonalY ffom the western suburbs
where the Sparfacans had attempted
to start IL Now revolt Some shipping
aud rnof fighting also WINS reported
from tho various disturbed sections of
che city,
Sven tne radicals however admit
toi today chat the revolt and the ace
companying strike were doomed io
failure
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
GROVES
OPEN -TRATE ShLVE
"opens he Pores and PIHsirsiss
Ftr Chest Colds, Head Coles, and Group,

FlF UFtSI LoluS, Hlad J0les, ana GIouIl
e enclosed with every bottle of HAYES
HEALING HONEY This IS thc only
cough syrup an thr market with which
this additional treatment Is gycn. The
salve is also very valuable as q GcmC.do
iof the Nose and Ihuat You rcI both
remedies fuf the price Of one 35c
Sold by an Druggists II your Druggist
should not have Il ln stock. be- will order
n from his nearest Wholesale Druggist
Made. Recommended and Guaranteed 20
the Public
BY PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY.
MANUFACTURES 90
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
Fighting Still Continues
In Streets of Berlin
lI0nII0Igd 0n rlr0 rw0l


movement ha1 detailed pan for inc
overthrow of thc government within a
definite brief peu0d BE- H shown b,
Spntaoan papers captured ht th, aov.
eminent iol.rs Amonr those aocu.
menus was Hn elaborate plan hy the
Nlmrinrtn Hencfni start mapping got
thr course fur the nsutrortinn ANA
shaving that t counted on triumph
ant conclusion In nNs days. ihe move
mont tO sulm.nnte m fho pueianaa
tlou of q soviet republic
THE headers knew thc government
would throw HtUung force of troops
into hellu hut thry counted on win
une over Yariuus organizations Their
plum uf cumpHpn banned the Alosan
dNfpitig tdiurcut lu pohoo hraduuar.
tore. as ihr rendezvous OF the strike
d,ttmti0n I'D, ffst days ohler.
iito waa ihr capture ~ police head
QUARTERS Witch tHr spaitucans were
$50 confident 90 accomplishing that fhpg
bad already printed hand bills an
nouncinl tho capture ~ tht headauar.
trrs ana the detection VI fho govern
mont troops tne httse announcement
anticipating fhe detection ~ the sail
ufs and thv Republican guards. The
second days oaiectlyes were fhe m.
pefi0l palace tAs Rclthstag building
lnd Che Inter lcu Linden district The
third days OhicctiveH were tho capital
palace. the WAT ministry and the other
ministerial building f0r the fourth
iay was set the capture ~ tho rain.
waN stations and the newspaper asa
ton while the rfth day was t0 com
niete the capture OF the city
The nlin miioH because tno outside
regiment proved incogruuuuiD snd
~as POSSESSED ~ high fighting quali-
tics The casualties although they
bad NOS been definitely established at
.his writing probably VIII prove great
r than those of the january revo-
.ufIon
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-26
WAGE BANNERS CONSTANTLY CHASE
 INCREASE COSTS M A CIRCLE

Commenting edtoray contention that serious results will follow unless something done cura the constantly ncreas The New Haven of Monday says
 great deal is to be expected from the by The Connecticut Labor the newspaper organ of life and the inability wages epress ng % very cry great W step will have been bee & taken in og Og @ of cn paid & failure That
 In reply this able of the situation by The Jour eaz M ~e of say & that % any h class % CTS yet application rate than m fight ohasng
 M continually creates continually increased cost of v
 That @ the cost of and and there
 the costs Keep ahead of the wages at all times else a dead sop-and
 Then there is the element of proportion be considered per jobber oo o sp osfs G M na @ fG b gets of 10 and when he finally buys his nrease o 5 se from the he pays an
 That losing proposition there be doubt but the that 35 then he has all every @@ tme s''''s 'O'D' '' '' S "0'S' "
 Continuing The Journal -Courier's editorial says:
 Striking higher permanent relief Already the prevalence of strikes reducing the situation where peang their welfaTe by 5sr Later M be e ae c M Ia M os will be successfully corresponding increase in P0disoa @ non si i or it's ~eIfsre
 quite with The Journal Courier that the of the worker and that Meanwhile the wage money with which himself and his loved from actual want Just what form the worrying somewhat.
 profterng which adding it's iegmas bur be termed the legitimate burden increased immediately checked by action the the form of outright down revolution direction ostered by extre
 among the workers is what organized labor fighting constantly The the producer the middle man and every bodye fomenting tremendous unrest among the of the people the will the imminent danger of anation disaster recede
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-26
SAVE TO KEEP.
By S. Fred Strong, Treasurer Connecticut Savings Bank,
 New Haven.

Practically every man can, with a | reasonable amount Of determination earn more money than is absolutely necessary to supply the actual wants of
 himself and his family. It is, therefore
 possible for him, by exercising ordin- | ary care in spending his money, to save fair portion of it which should be placed i'll a reliable bank as a surplus fund for future contingencies.
 There is a very important question to be considered after money has been saved and that is the manner of taking proper care of it. There is hardly any necessity to warn against the irregular and needless spending of ones saving, for the man who is sensible enough to lay aside a portion of his earnings each week will not be likely to waste, in careless spending, the result of so much thought and self-denia1. It is true that to many the possession for the first time of substantial sum, such as is accumu- lated after the first year or so of saving, offers strong temptation to spend, but a little thought and self-control will soon master any such idea.
 The most serious danger to be guard ed against IS the matter of i1nwise1y investing money saved. The country is full, from one end to the other, of all sorts and conditions of so-caIled invest ment opportunities. There are get-rich- quick schemes by the thousand, mines of astounding" value, brain staggering inventions that will revo1utionize the world, overhead and underground won ders of science needing only your sav- ings to enable them to make money flow from all directions i'll great streams towards some rather mysterious but S@h1 l. Al- board of managers who are amazingly anxious to have you share in the golden harvest.
 In this connection, a reliable bank is able to be of very great value, to its ities that the banker has for keeping in touch with investments and studying their merits and intrinsic value The experience and knowledge thus ac- quired enable him to distinguish the sound investment from the unsound with very little difficulty. His daily work brings him constantly in touch with all sorts of ways of investing money and he exercises as much care in selecting a place for his customers funds as for those of his own bank.
 The advice of the banker in invest ment matters is therefore invaluable, and there is no reason why any custom CT of modern bank should ever lose money through unwise investing when the advice of his banker may be had at any time.
 Every man who starts on a savings campaign should determine that he will save his money for the purpose of keep ing it. And the best way to make sure of keeping it is to keep it in a reliable savings bank, always consulting his banker the moment any investment ap- peals to him as being worthy of con-