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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Chattanooga Unions
Demand Enforcement
of Blue Sky Statute

~ The Associated Press
Chattanooga. Tenn, March go
About one hundred merchants AMID
others today wore served with Hum
mons to appear tomorrow before luH
tlor of tno Pence ~ a Caulkna iu
answer chaHes of viOlntmR sunday
oloaius smtuteH p. thr result uf Co.,
mAnd ht mhpr organization of th, oltE
fm rirld enforcement of t'ie state blue
sky laws The demand of fhe unions
followed tho oioaiuR of movlug pcluIe
ihcnttrH 10of thop had beeu permitted
60 operate durinE th. wur due o. tno
proximity Of rDu Orlchorpo ThDF
charged that io CLOSE Coo thoato.s Wnin
permitting other business io Operate
was discriminatory
Attorney Genolh George 49, Chum
lee several days ago issued warninH
that indictments would he touNht
aramat 100 vlulators of th, hlu sky
laws huf neatly 400 those who have
heon doing huh.uesa Sundnts opened
TODAY as usual To-day cHsr arf as
pectcd to hp placed before the gaud
jury which meet tomorrow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Quiet Reported to
Prevail in Hungary

rs Tho Associated rfrsH
PARIS. Nnf0h BE- Adu,ea received
from rauiHn Thomas g. Gfrrofs of the
United foou administration nf Trieste.
dated matT hu#daf tfr tn iho effect
mot outlet prevails in UHuFlfg ana
fhlt thf receipt ~ food supplies might
Prevent further trouble word rnue
through Lieutenant Smith who af
rived n Vienna fgom budapest Thurs.
day murninp
When Lieut. Smith ien Budapest
onlf the drur stores and iew ,afes
were open There was feeling uf
grnRf uns1slnrsg among the hlghpf
ciasses 1no nrw government. DO H
stated viii consist nf n council 90 ff.
teen with Heia Kun thr leader of fnr
revolution ut ta hcai
Professor Brown aud Lieut. white uf
the American mission nrr stnl n
Budapeat Tho British Hnd French mis-
sions ieft for Belgrade Serhu We'd
nesday. and rho italian mission depart.
cd ihc same day fol vienna
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Just Folks
BY EDGAR A cUEgT


hfNNNNFNNfN
Nour llnj t in the lullanivs shat
patient mothefs aims
ltH tho humble cottage where tho
shouts az children ting
d nlls ihe WARS tollere breast 81
nrhis ~, pillow hoNa ote
ilH iNg tho beauty ol ihc SON. the
NiofY ni the sky.
30 rlowa above ihe mnrntlin top Do
rides tNe stormy Sea-
itr in tne dream 81 EVERY man who
lehia ioe joys 60 hc
ou fcld 30 IN iho face4 of fhe tolisrs
homonufl bound
Do spurs the sturdy pioneer whn clears
pHirhr ST ground
= Stands beside whlrlng lathe and
doiNea within milne
g swings thc ok Boz FORESTS Wild and
ioiis thr miphi1 unt.
1ta stamppd nn every mothers face
who brings babe 90 birth.
% iH the seed of every good which
blossoms on the earth
irs not alone ln facing death. When
thai grim duty asks
it'a faclne ilfo from day 90 dav wiil
all ta drrarN nskst
irs teepina nlth wlth those tou lowe
lts standing lhm and true
And bearing an Hfoe bitterness fo'
ihoeo who TRUST Boo you.
n'H clngiug fo Nour glorious dream.
when doubts and rriefa asHail
lie trying for splendid goal snt
smiling though You fsH.
Tbs soldier shares 10 with ihs king
The toiier with his chief
The SELF Same courage an must owf
who ferl th' touch of grief
Rich towards shnii he towards mil
despite their sums nf gold
For courage b. che Eifi ui cod an,
ennt be hpUrhi and SOLID
AND ali who tread the path oi lfe nnl
scuru tu stuup to sln
itsNe earned the glory of ine great
for courage mntce them Kim
tcopyuehi 1919 ls Edeni a Gucstl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
SympathizeS With
France IN Anxiety
for Future Safety
snooial d Tho Callcr

special GAP The Caller
london, March 80 Tl Earl of
Derby British ambassador 10 Franco
speaking at banquet giNtn n honof
Ol Vice A0miai Sin David lleutN. com-
mander ol thc British Crane nocl At
liverpool on saturday rNp ted sNm-
pathy with France in hcr uvieN Ior
the miurr lle said 81 wa. up to
Great Britain to stand hN France NJ
az au umc u ambitious ioe cross
cd hor frontier
Tho iMn m.d hc ftli thal "if auy
ih.ng cin save tuture generations
nom the horrors Of thc past los ua la
iieaNens uamo ut ir"
Tho pcsl foundation. me ambassador
added was a swons alliance ~ Great
BRUSH, France aud thc United Sia'.t
supported hs the British NoA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Voters: Your Attention is Called to the
Following Communication

Christi Texas, March ~, 1919
"IIon Roy Miller Mayor Of the City Of Corpus Christi
Dear Sir. %#rA
seon Of Article Of the City Charter prescrbe that the
City Attorney shall be the legal adviser the Mayor of the Sup
erinenden of the departments and OF the City Council
Committee thereof and Of all City officers and employees
with any legal question involving official duty or
other matter pertaining TO the affairs OF the City corpus
compliance with the official duty imposed upon under
this section Of the Charter and Mayor OF the
City have read the made by certain persons firms
and corporations to pay you certain stipulated sums per
for services in attempting to deep water and military
establishments for Corpus Christi and have examined into the
legality Of the transaction
al find nothing employment stated in the
ment that conflict with the duties required
under the Charter of the Mayor of this City provides for
services contemplated required be performed by the
Mayor of this City inhibited from accepting private
employment which does not conflict with his official duties
Section Of Article VII provides that member Of the
City Council shall hold any public office hold any office
Of employment of which shall be paid of public
shall member be pecunsry interested directly
indirectly in let by the City work done by
the CITY nor in any matter wherein the rights or liabilities the
City be involved shall member be interested
directly indirectly in public work. contract let super
controlled which shall be paid for wholly
by the State Of Texas the counties municipalities
therein whether Incorporated under general laws special law
Ihe under consideration being the nature OF
private employment paid for Of private funds and not
nmca the Of the City prohibited by this
son the members Of the City Council more than any
other private employment or business
Article 374 Chapter s. Title g. Of the Penal Code Of the
State of Texas makes misdemeanor for any Mayor
member Of Council board of aderme directly
indirectly frank privilege free light
service or other service or lower rate thereon than the regular
established by said Council gift anything of value
from light corporations
with this article in mind have examined the agreement
under consideration and the thereto and find nothing
therein that violates The letter the spirit Of this article find
public corporations directly ndirs city interested in
signatoIy this agreement
q find nothing in the Of this employment which is
prohibited under the general law the City Charter
your official capacity Mayor Of the City find
the list Of OF persons firms corporation from
whom prohibited from employment under the
law the Charter which OF the law governing the
81 desire that this opinion given in line with my
duties City Attorney passing the legal question involved
and that this official opinion after careful examination.
Yours truly,
(Signed) RUSSELL SAVAGE
City Attorney
paid Political Advertisement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

many weddings especially where pcr.
SONS ~ note are concerned Al army
officer of hlKh rank viii he married
L0-sts One navigation arD fnteshadow
90 and heavy storms Gre 60 he ey.
ptrted
This fay should he favorable Co nll
who seek employment nnd 90 those who
apply Tor advantageous transfers 90
promotions
Commerce comes under q rsle prom
ising vast benefits nud great gains for
the merchnnt marine of the United
States
children horn nn this day may b,
clever gifted and Industrious out in-
clined "a be- oNtravagaui aud careless
in money matters
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

Cat out the picture ON an four Sides
Then carefully fold dolirn line ita
entire length. Then dotted lane 2. and
SO on. Fold each section underneath
nccuiutcl, When completed turn over
and youn find Il surprising result.
Satr the pictures.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Supreme Court Holds
Wages of Rail Workers
Cannot BE Garnisheed

UY The Associated liIvsa
Nashville, Tenn March Boz WAGES
of wilfo1d emplotc cannot hg rar
nishesd o'cording go e dcelt on hand
od down hN ihr supreme cnu of ren-
nesher n lhe cHse cot Dipkrut fs ifaus~
ford Nsni.y Company
Tho Goose had been appealed from
tho oouu ~ ctu appeals shiloh had
ruled that vases of sueh su emplo'r
could he safuieheed. BON siniehmsut
could moi he executed unll ths rail-
roada hnl ncen returned io private
ownership
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
KIeV IS GVAcATED on
Boil sHEvii< FORCES

Ry The Aaaociated Press
london, Merch so Russian Holshe-
yik forces have evacuated Nlev and
are TURNING their attention 10 tho Ron.
mapiane. according 10 reports from
~tanielau. gallcia. trnnsmitira io Lon
don from Vienna under data % March
~ hy the correspondent OF Tie FIX
change Telegraph Company
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Poles Vote for
Pact With Allies

rs Tile Associated Press
Warsaw, saturday March ~. -tNla
Paris March aol The Polish chamber
~ deputies TODAY voted unanimously
FOR "a treaty OF alliance with me entente
powers Members OF me inter allied
commission to Poland were present az
che session and at ita conclusion
thanked the chamhf for theh recru-
ton
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

san Antonio, uvalds and Gulf.
ARRIVE igom-
n'h .hlenlo ana Houston. $3.50 am.
Leave FORE
S'n antonio ana Hous;on-l0.s0 ara.
Hn antonio and Houston. $3.50 pm
houston SLEEPER leaves from y. A. a
a. r depot IA $50 p. m.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
PROTEST AGAINST
ACQUgTTAL OF RAoUL VILLAIN

bt The Associated prraa
Paris, MARCH so The Socialist prcss
touuA protests against the ncumttll
of knoul Villain who shot and kilivd
the SociaHt loader Iauros
li is chail'ngc thrown ~ thc face
of the worlNng GLASSES hy inc blind
EOurgroiaic' SAYS liumanito
The caller ls the hest advertising
medium south ~ san Antonio
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

ths Yacht Gypsy leavea the Munlci-
l"i wharf each Tuesday. Thursaay.
SATURDAY ana sunday mornings az .
oe'0'A iof Fort AIansas. returning sho
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER


FfHnk 81 i3affiHuN M4NhElhN h1tinf
iJonnfd Bernard Advertising MnnaFtr.
W. ~ Gratis Circulation Manager.
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19
Tallu.ah, la, Julv 80. lJI9.

In evecy home where there is 4
habv there shcu.d also be bottle Of
McGcnee's Baby Elixir. 1t may bs
needed at any time TO correct sour
ssou.ach, wird collie, Giacrhoea, O. q
sumner complaint. 1t is wholesome
remedy, contains no opium, morphine
luxurious d"lrs OF any kind. Solo
Tallulah Drug Store. adv-Jy
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

,;,,,,.. of Meeting Of the Mayer a76
so.rd of Aldermen of the '''iaTs
,f TsiluIah, Louisiana, held m 'a'-
,uIah, Louisiana on Thursday July
1o,h 1919 at the Town Hall.
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

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f,.-t..s Erugsy a. a..Ne y.
sr.rv w. r4LSt ~ ->sF --N~
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The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

Ordinance bv Mr.. w s. Craig, sec
onde by Mr.. W. l.. Da~ow:
Be it oxdained, That the Mayor OF
the Village of Tallulah is hereby au-
th~-:-~I ~ f--s-r,cfc1 - sssvc 4
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

Renk q at LIS V-!-
tion of the holLer At Bank IN
---beiar the semi-anEuai N
terest then due on its Pubic In
proyement. Bend Mo-
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

have attained their unqrc5tioncd super. oritY
by assisting nature to perfect expression.
Every Gossard is hygicnically correct. Pop
crly c.,c.cd to the figure for which It was
designed it will give scientific support TO
ahd0n;nal and back muscles, with no chance
Of ua1ue pressure at the waistline; the organs
Of nutrition will be free from pressure; the
erect posture which is induced will encourage
deep breathing and the d;aphrasmat'c mus
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

,,,,,,-vra TvfRY sAINHp NJ
80, siop ,t',.. 4. ..t''..f.
The Madison journal., 1919-07-19

Why worry yourself or d-ess'naAcr when yoa
, o-,,,e = srra-t stylish frock at a price thSs
,yiu hardly pay for the material to say nothing
OF The sea.nstress' bii!---
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

ley of the shadow of death, will fear
no evil. Thy rod and thy staff
they comfort me-.
my cup runneth over"
Michael Murphy's cup of happiness
had been filled to overflowing. HAD
not his son, Sergt. Joseph T. Murphy,
his rod and his staff, returned from
overseas, where for more than a year
he had been on the firing line7
He had come home, this strapping
youngster, tanned and weather beaten
and with German helmet as a SOU
venir.
The fathers thoughts went back over
the 20 years in which he had been
employed by the city. He had been a
small cog in the big political wheel. He
had brought up seven strapping chill
dren, two sons and five daughters.
One of the sons was a city fireman.
And the other, chip off the old block,
had come back from France with a
German helmet. He had come home
to be his comfort in his old age-to
lead him beside the still waters.
All, the world was brighter now that
Sergeant Joe was back. No wonder the
| Hindenburg line had crumpled with a
fighting Irishman like Joe in the front
| trenches
And now, the neighbors were com
ing in for bit of a celebration. The
little home was in gala attire. The
neighbors should see with their own
eyes and hear with their own ears
what Murphy had done to the
Fritzies.
Yea, thought walk through the val
ley of the shadow of death. will fear
no evil my cup runneth over.
The aged man sank back in his ia
vorite armchair. A smile played over
his honest Irish face. His eyes closed
and he gave himself over to dreams.
A CHEEKY voice was heard in the hall
Why, hello, dad! Gone TO sleep again
Company's coming, Dad WakeSupst-'
Sergt. Joe shook the old nan
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
RACE RETURNS TO
BE GIVEN CROWD
AT FAIR GROUNDS

Complete race returns will be
announced at the State Fair
grounds Monday afternoon, plans
having been made for rushing the
results from the finish tape to the
grandstand as the cars arrive.
In this respect, auto enthusiasts
are requested to remain away from
the finish line as well as Mcdowell
road so that the race drivers will
have complete right of way, Spe-
cial officers will be on hand to
KIP the crowd back and the work
of determining the winner can be
materially lessened by giving the
checkers and timers a freehand.
Once a driver has been checked
in, the results of his records will be
dispatched on motorcycle to the
grandstand, from where it will be
announced. The driver with his
car will then drive to the half-mile
track within the fair grounds,
where a parade will be held later
in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
TOWN TOPICS

THESE WILL MISUNDERSTANDING
licenses we're granted yesterday by the
clerk Of the superior court to the fol-
lowing persons: Ray Ballinger, %,
and Fern Squires, II, both of Phoenix:
John Vail Griffis, &c. and Flora Mae
Turner, "a, both Of Phoenix: Lyman
Parez, 26, and Felicites Flores, %,
both of Phoenix; Fred Krohn. 27, and
Bathys Page, IT, both of Phoenix
Sam Zufalt, 81. and Leila Leeper, %,
both Of Phoenix; PHILIPPE Anida. %,
and Rosa Carizosa, 20, both Of Phoe
nix. and TO William r. Maynard, %,
of Los Angeles. and Gladys Eyer, 20,
both Of Phoenix.
CRUELTY WINS DIVoRcE-Eva
Sroup was granted a divorce from
3loy Stroup yesterday by Judge STAN
ford. Cruelty was the ground for the
complaint.
SECOND coNcERT-The second
monthly. concert will be given at the
Christian church at o'clock this eve
ming. Some of the best talent Of the
city will be represented. 1t is hoped
that the people OF Phoenix will take
advantage OF this opportunity Of hear
ing good music.
HERE FROM PANAMA-Mrs. Lee
land Stanford Putnam Of Panama is
visiting her brother, Charles NJ. Bog
CESS, at 92t East Brill street. Mrs.
Putnam was a witness 10 the passing
Of the recent Pacific fleet through the
panama canal and came up the west
coast To San Francisco on the steamer
Newport She relates some very in
teresting stories of the different ports
on the Central American coast.
WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE
Amanda Esselstyn was granted a d.
vorce from William Esselstyn yester-
day by Judge Stanford of the superior
court The wife was granted the Gus
1ody OF her 2-year-old daughter. Clara.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
ROADS WILL BE
CLOSED AT 1890
MONDAY M o R N

The state highway between
Mesa and Tempe and the paved
highway between Tempe and
Phoenix will be closed to traffic at
1920 o'clock Monday morning, to
give drivers in the Ell Paso- Phoe-
nix roadway the right of way for
the grand finish.
All travellers are warned to re-
main off these roads after the hour
stated above. Special guards will
be stationed at intervals to keep
the roads free of all traffic.
Persons venturing on these roads
do so at great risk to life and limb,
as the racers will make high speed
on these roads. which they have
been assured will be open to them.
Protect yourself as we'll as Il
lives of the drivers and their me-
chanics by keeping off the roads
mentioned after 1890 o'clock Mon
day morning until shutdown Mon
day afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Worried feet cause half the ills and
discomforts that harass the men and
women of orr ane
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
NEWLY WEEDS LOST IN WOODS
Boston GlnhaN

(BoSton Globe)
Lenox. Mass.-A story OF how Mr..
and Mrs. Adelbert I. Newton were lost
in the northern waste of the Maine
woods and wandered about four days
without shelter or food was revealed
in a letter received here from Mr..
Newton.
The Newtons were married in Exc
ter. n. II. Both loving the wilds thew
went into the Maine woods for their
honeymoon. From a camp they started
for a walk and lost their way They
were without a compass and followed
"a moose trail which led them away
from all human habitation.
Unable to locate their camp or a
cabin they passed three nights out of
doors subsisting on dried berries
Finally they came out on a stream and
followed 1t to a hunting lodge.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
THEY'RE SOME POTATOES
cleveland Plain Dealer)

WATERFOWL, N. Y. - Hudson
Lane, Field Settlement farmer, solved
the high cost of potatoes today.
Lane is harvesting his crop and is
digging tubers that average about one
pound and half each. Many of the
hills show six or seven of the giant
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

shoulder gently Wake up, Dad he
repeated. Company s."
But Dad was even then walking
through the dark valley He had died
of the great happiness. The cup had
been filled 10 OVERLOOKING
AZ The soldier son lighted candle Il
|shisxfat betia..head that its little beams
might khIne out along the valley.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

potatoes, with several smaller ones for
good measure.
The extraordinary size is attributed
by Mr.. Lane to an experiment. He
planted the seed on June "a and after
letting the potatoes grow for nearly
two months, he went through the hills
with a plow, plowed them out, and then
hoed them in. A field of quarter of
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

an acre was treated this way.
When dug, the vines were still green.
Twenty Of the giant tubers make half
eushel, eight hills, as a rule, films
bushel basket
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
JOY WAS THE CAUSE
OF FATHERS DEATH
(Kansas CITY starr

Nhansas CITY StarJ
CHICAGO-"He maketh me to lie
down in green pastures; he leadeth me
beside the still waters.
Yea, though walk through the val
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
THE STORE
WITH
HUNDREDS
OF FRIENDS

"A SURE Is judged Dy us
friends just as surely as
by its merchandise. Hand
in hand with the wonder
full growth of Phoenix
and the valley, the num-
Der of our friends has
grown in an ever-widen-
ing circle, until this insti-
tuition has become known
as ''The Store With Hun
dreds of Friends" and
you can be assured no or
binary reason has been
responsible for a reputa-
ton like this. Only a
business policy that was
fundamentally right, only
business principles that
we're just and which mer-
tied genuine confidence
ever could have placed
this store in its present
position of pleasant rela-
tionship with the men and
women of Phoenix and
the Salt River Valley.
We value this friendship because it
means more than achieving a mere
business success. 1t means that we
have been able to serve the popula-
ton and serve them wen. Il reflects
the better and more lfveabie homes
we have helped to create.
AS our community continues to
grow, as more and more new homes
are established and as we better
prepare ourselves to serve them,
you have our fun assurance that we
will hold fast to the principles that
gave this institution its name-''The
Store With Hundreds OF Friends
F&BhEWsO-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
PREDICTS REDS pEcEAr


Weimar, Feb. 21.-Chancellor schei-
demann predicted today that the Spar
tacan uprising will be crushed within
two weeks. He admitted that the in
term probably will be filled with
bloody fighting, but is doomed to crush
the outbreak at any cost.
Military Governor Noske. who sup
pressed the Spartacan revolt in Berlin.
has been delegated the task Of direct
ing the entire campaign against the
radicals. He win attempt to associate
the various anti Bolshevik factions. II
possible, and isolate the Spartacang.
who according to government infcma-
ton expect help from the Russian Boil
shevild.
The cabinet IL understood to have
decided definitely that the situation is
primarily a Spartacan uprising. rather
than worlmen's strike This decision
is explained to have been tn, motive
to have decided the minister to use
exit eme measures against the rioters
Addressing tho national assembly
Scheidemann m, mei the delegates OF
the governments determination t.
crush the revolution. His announce.
ment was greeted with Kisses and
groans by the radicals but was loudly
cheered by the other delegates.
The Spartacan demonstration II
Munich has caused additional appre
hension, as some of the government Ct
ficials fear the Bavarians will seiz,
the opportunity to form some sort o
an alliance with the Spartacaus in q,
effort to vent their hate Of tina Prus
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

CONTINUED from Page One)
Commonwealth pier. On board the
Ossipee will be Major General Clar-
ence r. Edwards, commander of the
department of the northeast; Rear
Admiral Spencer Wood, commandant
of the first naval district; Presidential
Secretary Tumulty; Governor Cool
idge and Mayor Peters of Boston.
Speeches Of welcome will be delivered
to the president and as he steps upon
the deck OF the revenue cutter the
presidential pennant will be thrown
to the breeze
EIGHT WARBoAT GUARDS.
On the way up the harbor the Os-
slpee will be guarded by eight naval
vessels, while steaming along outside
these will be nine other steamers, on
board of which will be members Of the
mayors committee and other notables
For his speech $1,000 applications
for tickets of admission were received
by the mayors office, most of them
coming from Greater Boston, but
many from oil over New England.
Preparations have been made by Sc
cret service and city officials for the
protection of the president during his
stay here and he will be closely
guarded from the time he steps off the
Ossipee at Commonwealth pier unit
he boards his special train at 4:3(
o'clock, after having made his address:
to the vast Mechanics hall audience