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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
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col f&f5G "A $3.50 naFt4ty dalton In
- Ats,sehc"
GIMME MAY Atiisaa In "tair
and " arnsf
ffnnRrN ~-tltlt Hart tn "Jaha Pet
Girtsal."
kANns~Georxe taane fuckers
ssfhe Mtrsste aan," third week.
RE<~~n " aFifflth's Mother and
the law
MISSION [ niNer~Ai nroaueti sn.
u ssaf
0IoNtAI--tIar~nee Reed In The
Naman lwder Oath.
CLASS 4 Norma faifnsagc In
Missing t.lmks"
Ilrrth--rasty Arhuvkle In a Dee
rrt Here NaFna faimadge In
The safety Curtain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

IL ladder Of accomplishment In the
film plant. as in the factory or bank
Start nj tire bottom and climb a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
CLEMMER
FAIR AND WARMER"

tMesroD
-nisany~ Wne<isr. ......... May Allison
LACK "h~~ssr- s.s...s-.s..s sfuh Irentoa
Hil6y bartlett. ..-....... sEu<ene Fsflstte
LArxs bartlett. $1,000. CnrNtsHs Mzy0
Tho hilarious stage success Of
Avery Hopwood. which was pre-
scented for so long in New York.
other parts OF the country and In
London. with success. has been done
into picture form not only without
xne loss OF any Of the intrinsic punch
and humor. but with additional merit.
Dainty May Allison. long a favor.
tie with film fans. appears In the
l.adinx role The story concerns
the trfhulations OF two young mar
ried couples.
This popular comedy drama win
be the attraction at the Ciemmer
for a week starting today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

Fairbanks next release win bo u.
tied Cheer Up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
A POEM FOR FATTY

The Counterfeit will be Elsie
Ferguson'H next picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

he Sdh he Miracle Man fm H dA;A Avery
di ConalN Mission hsaokpay
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
CABLE SYST EMS
WILL BE TURNED
BACK ON FRIDAY

fconiinued from page -
lhn noW congress. THO onif Htcu lclt
WAS 200 rnfurH These fNHtfmN
Federal Control Exercised
Amidst Controversies.
Government rcnifui Of fhf cnhir lines
hns been exercised in ihc midst Ol co.'s
postmpHtvr gpnorli from eeizlng their
liues huVinf boon lied in New York
Federal tuori hN che Commercial cn-
pie and Commercial i'aciilr 'ohic Com
piuist. Who asserted ihat while thf
presidential Proclamation taking over
the tines was situcd November 81 Tic
triunl Nniyurc WIS made November rs.
i've days after ihr sirhlna ui the 1r-
miulrc. when The cn'rp nnirl contcntiNi
nu urrd foe such Action nXistcd Tho
NeN fork courts refused 10 .Anc ~,
fcsitniHinN order Hnd au appeal waf
inhrn in iuf jaiicd Stntca SuuftN,
Court
Arfuments have boon Heard hy tho
Supreme Court ana q decision a. pond
iur Court Officials mtimutcd funiNht
tint ntiorrcsH tor tho plaintiff cniu-
paoirF miths Hstt an agreement 90
hiNe 500 salso dismissed
~ ihe pondine lerni cuniroVofg, be-
fore ne Surreuo Court 60 RESTRAIN The
postmaster gsnrral from increasing in-
fulst1tr telephone aud telegraph rates..
u'rmlsflpn was given D., the Coirl to-
dry GO hpnr ufgniupnts ou uppvlls from
llHnHIs ANA Illinois next Monday when
arguments will Doc heard aian 90 eaaoa
from south Dah0tn and hinamrhugrifH
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NOTICE ~ PROBATE.

TiiE STATE or TENAs no thr
Sheriff or any Constable of Nnocss
County Nrcttine
You ure ltwil communicated O. rife
Wil persons niriaeied In the tslats ol
John koliy dcolnsod to unpfar At Coz.
ncNi rcnulW iariu ol thc County CnDii
~ Nurcrs County f1 ie holdon nf tho
Court House thereof iu r0rnoN Cnrlnt
Texas. ON lhe ihird Monday in Mas
a. ~ 1919. the aamo hrlnr ihc laih
duf of May A. % 1919. to contest
should thoy de lIe 80 do .e. tne nnriic0
ton of Margaret u Neny flied in SODA
Court on Use ifth dni ~ Anui a. a.
1910, which. VIII Chem anl thfro De-
Noted on. ior tho Irohato 90 thc lait
WIZ ARA testament of aid tohn Eelii.
decea.e f.lea with eaiH application nni
Tor apnoirfmrnt ns AAniniur4iiS wth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

csrver Anal gs Since 1884 ihe
rt'a laa iuafl ptrf srfrri sf4cpi
Hn Amshiur inule ,ulofe pn-
Hnt victims Ser nri independents
n thaf tclt l,t not fisk hcand-
#F % as feanlne unl, ihc nioesarh
esA sact iope1lsis htmr'nl~r Nmc.
hu''eNant Pc iho public sAc 8 GEORGE
SaHH
Af iHa0 ihlse auarirfa 20 grn-
'fIrr rt American u0nHn follows
t'miif tuc ef reasoning cn ihr
0f ucn nook on adterusinr.
NH.th has created wide eiefo.f aa
o.. onf thn fnlhame sampson. b
Inr ufle mee wen a. "r somnlu. e.
inn''f move enuehicnina
fiiN e'nlten iis author. olia,n
~ nrnscf Color TO. nys frankiy "a
aapa ci.s ~iii ,hinA mrn wrote ~"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
Woman Advertiser plays Up"
Everything but OlUn Sex

Alseoay kAd aozan reviewers have
he1n footed ms ssminonbs book 81
acclaimed snc,csa
AS plcce 81 wofkmanshlp me book
ia nel,her masculine nef feminine y,
rs a. orc uiilc has .aid. positively.
STRAIGHT. foevafils nsoicssional"
TAere "a only ons niece Of iulorual
c>ldenco AGAINST "Mr sampson %
ihow comee "ho" % know ao mueh
about vomtn. Why they bny ana hoa
lhey can he l,upiod hy merohnndlecg
Even ~ ndvcrilslnf manarcr " his
department store. "he couil hardly
iayc demonstrated che bnudoif eecffis
$40 CLOSELY Della hcr,lf must have
caught "Mf Sampson
oiioN To- advertise" Cor as is depih
~ iechNleti knowledge 10 aoHs not
Unjust Co. Wisdom un,n you lf 81 sure
nrislnfiy io0dahi' ard lnie,callns for 3
irSt book best on ah. &c htf nn uni-
vefsai nuntal ond mes,ee "ne ilu-
maa" Look f1r Inspiration n she
common fhlnas OF iile. sasa na author
o. la Tho universal oya ana SORROW
tnat make human klnshir. ,he use of
thcro n advertising D. whnt gives %
it1 human annOai
WluieYtf MiH sampson iutnnlod.
ihc book Win reciVe iuhrmcnt oh ita
m'.itr not hocsuse % IS iho product
of man of q wHmans brain.
nut we wonafi has ialp rcailv pro-
gf,fHcd beyond le1g3
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
BARNES THROWS
DOWN GAUNTLET
TO PR0FlTFERS


Of actual hnl,era ana othUr lreiimaif
purrhoNore. ill named ilN rliCf un
"kiibO suite por barnet"
The leghDical portions of ODE hui.
latin dealt with insttuvtions 40 miilrrs
and r'sh men rcncrally. hui me cS
To all
Prior 10 the bulletin tho corn MAR
kct had been Wohhiy and orc few
cOnts fof n variety ~ reasons. inCiud
ing increased receipts and lower quo
macy small buyers in tbn market on
small margins. They wore sold ouf
whOicaalo Whom mo real break came iu
Size aftofDupft lticea dropped IKE a
iiiul1ast AMI N.ts nvaf tine huiinm
when tne CLOSING CONS souhdod. Even
after that curb fradors we've reported
offurinp lulN corn nf AC under the
official close which WAS at fta3a, go
F1blb
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
ORLANDO IS GIVEN
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
BY ITALIAN DEPUTIES

Continued from rare Onel
IiU tgHai's alcrea rirht of royoiu-
'UNnft linaIin
NE fNn NlUu III.On." cont Inual
1nof InItl "uf cnn MOT ranre onr.
"lN'. Hill flc socialists of other sflt0s.
Hn. uIfNHIHDrr WITH thD Entente
NIf ipHt iafo llri1naeA thr new AfH-
tsn Hnt AHiatlC empire SEQ cfeH Hrif-
HNn American domination n Europe.
AiI iNr occupation of iho safrr refiou
NINfe ihUfC not soul Who spcIts
i|N'nr h iHN ns lu fiumr there b. not
soul n hn docs mot speak Italian"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
LODGE TO FEEL OUT
LEAGUE SENTIMENT OF
REPUBLICAN SENATORS

win over falnciaui opinion in America
The iol3 N,Npffss while ueicon,ini,
thc covenant nnd wishing IL irlmnplnni
aurccaH N0Ns "a WOnll % foolish %
tspnfp the slender hasis for tho boat ol
lnprH
rne Mornlns, Post dcscrlhes tho
s,eurpc a 'Fcly hrsc aud dubious eN
pertinent
'rlr badly Mail icinA heartily IN the
Fluctuations which enc peace conference
retrieved on President Wilson on inc
triumph OF bis momcntoua idea" and
eees 20 thr League a guarantee Of en-
during peace,
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COPY or PRESIDENTS
% G MOffNCUN GIVEN OUT.

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.uflaisaiun to r,uIr 81 pnhilc ia many
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SAN JUAN WILL HAVE
MILLIoN pOLLAR AAnnOR

SAN 1rAN NJ R. Aptll no Tho
harhor ~ san iuar ir IA ne made tho
Finest ln the NNs, iuuit- n NHi he
drcdeed ana Enlarged to accommodate
a blg fleet and the best docAina IA
cilitlea provided Ths cost WIN BE-
Sl.iNo.uou but thc Nniicd Ststpa Vlll 9r@
RANGE that no lntWent fhHn hc uide
until ONO year aftpf tAe work ia tln-
thtd und Then payments hN Porto
i;ico Viii hc Si0o,poo 4 sear
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

rus Chrne this ne 18Th las of Anr.i
a. ID 1859 GiIHntr WcGiOlN
Citrt ol inr counts Court ~ Nueees
counts IoNiG.
isspei ihs fho isth day of April
a. p ilia
GILBERT McGLOlN.
rWmtt rifft Al NlNfcs comfy. Texas.
a i.un fntf ! cHffifN'
FthNk ~ ROBINSON. Sheriff
ri W CODY. Deputw --afy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30


no lust.licetlon Tor
sncIudino Fur,a
Ftthin thla limo or fHa ffnflnn aid.
win iia considerable. hniire Df MN.
IlMlINt Uornilil,na. A4f tu.lr f,lfnn..
Hrn ao nliafulli imll0d h4 fhe nature
IOf iNO country faaif with fln r..t .4
ihc lDiMH toofiD tint ibiot ,b.i,
inclusion niN uaiIflod
wrUofe would De- no inptffIrHtlan in
ImN IuicmDni in lnriniIn- ln,mr ar
ans Part of me conaf limo to az a,nth
ui tlnmr within iha hourIntl.a nf fl.
iiaiith hinr,ium Flnsr i. b. sitnafi,n
and U.s. Hii tlr nlrciun.fnneas nf t. a..
: teiuumNuf not nn itniinn Iui IA inter.
nltlonai n6rf aof,inr tltn .onutri.. i,
the onei ma north of mo stutI rf l'i.tfa,
"In4i neDauan ft Ir un ifortstl.n,,i
port ANA can nai ,yith hsaf5.. ~ .,.h
orduattd fa AMY nnr rhti0tD II b me-
cioar Indictment tiut ID ehuuil nnIn, 4
Worry rone iiof.tlio decree nl .rntiin. t,
tonomN and while 10 should la Included
no doubt Within lho customs s,,.f.n,s of
ihr now iuen slnVIt nintr Id ahaull
natorihoie4s D.. ioft frrc in ~ ,,,n
inf.rtsf and in tho lut,u...t az ~.
Hintos h iur about d. o. fr,ofa usrif
to ME nnrtlcf 81 commerce ,phlnh naf.
urnIl, and ineVifnbL a.nla 49, o,si.t
or inlrf ni if hort
'.1'he sinter. which IA aer,as ,Vln he
now stntss Vney Wul have comnltf,.
confdenoe iu shrir aersaa io sn ,aitsei
GA enc SEN Ine frlfndshlp ana con
ncailous nl ihe future win lhrerlv d.
nfDa upan such an aprtnecmcnt as
hayo suggested and friendship. 60
u.sr.lflnD .inl freedom, a., ..fi,t ,,,,it
undefly svtr,. atfanernfnt III mono. M
nraen boz io ha iustur
II ialrte thprr nin d. oonnon
altosmoni fhnt Inc island of f.iaal
SHOULD ns canch tn lan nnd fhat aho
should rrlnIn ino nuri nf Nolpua
believe that 50 WIN De- pcneiallp arroed
thnf thr Qualifications which tna Aua.
tfipn governments ,aiahliahcd upnu tho
elunas urY thn Daatstn trd of ths
Adf.afir. should d.. n.fu,ate,lfls di.
uriised wliN pndar international taiat
Hntre lisd ihHi llo disarmament Which
b. $50 Co., affnnrou unier ina League nf
NfiNt should NHlf tho Al.fiue nn thn
eastern coasi 81 the AdrlAflt A. only
such minor naval forces ua nfa neces-
aary for policing no waters of tho
islaua and caaat
"i'hor arc conclusions which ! ana
forced to bf compassion az ln. under
siHndinra which undnflle the whole
Initiation az fNr present pence
Nn uii'rr iuaiuna seem lo he ae-
ccpttblc Gao hoing rendered concise
With these understandings Thoy were
UNDERSTANDING accepted hy tho whole
Nurlu ANA bear with nncuiiar com.
pulHion upon the United states ho-
cause Che privilege WAS nctufdad her
~ taking thu INITIATIVE 81 hrlnfl,la
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
APPLICANTS SEEKING
OVERSEAS DUTY TO GO
AWAY ON THURSDAY

Sereeont rhnpniDn. MOO ls IN charge
~ The lScal Al s Army Recruiting STA
ton, N ic receipt ol thp following nO.
ticp from ~ v, DiNnI captain 81 GAY
AIRY qk sioiiston, rrNaa;
"rhc assistant recruiting oliic0 will
he "a lhr recruiting olllce Thursday 10
send away applicants ioF the Is.
AMY, utcfseas. Panama. llnwak Fhu.
lpplnea. alao Tor stations Ia this ccun-
try."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25

methods. however. for Hondu, g
would agree to pay $40 to get one :
some such ridiculous proportion.
The name of the country is said &c
be derived from a Spanish term mem
irg depth the early explorers ha'"'. =
found difficultw In striking water sha,-
low enough fer anchorage. They wora
SO delighted when they reached the
Nicaraguan shore near by that they
called the headland Cape Gracias A
dos (Cape Thanks to God). a name
it still holds.
LAS a rule, the night Will be spent
in a native house. sometimes little
more than hut. built of mud.
matched or roffed with tiles One
is apparently always welcome to the
best the house affords; but a hammock
as part of the travellers outfit is neces-
sity for tho beds of stretched bull
hide or canvas are usually fully occu-
pied, If not by those at whose home
you are a guest then by other resi-
dents greatly to be feared.
Everybody sleeps in one room
men, women and children together.
Your hosts are curious. but polite ely
20, Watching you undress and get into
your hammock. with a calm stare
that must not be considered imperti-
day visitor. l rarely undressed COM
pletely. Sometimes l would only
take off hat coat and boots sometime s
only my hat. for sleeping in ones
clothes becomes second nature after
awhile, and bathing and changes of
! linen can be better INDUCED in along
the roadside"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25

Washington. d. c., Aug. 22--Not
81 conspicuous at the peace conference
while the treaty with Germany focused
the worlds attention. but emerging
into the limelght now that Balkan
problems arc in the forefront, Is
Premier Nenizelos of Greece.
The career of this Greek Clenen
ceau." reckoned among the foremost
statesmen of Europe, is described in
bulletin from the National Geograph-
heal Society, based on a communica
zion from George Higgins Moses. as
follows:
"Eleutherios Venizelos, is Greek
of the Greeks with a long line of
distinguished Hellenic ancestry. Ed
ucated at the University of Athens and
in Switzerland, he established himself
as an attorney in Crete, and was
active in the revolution movements
which brought on the co-Turkish
war of 1877
Upon the establishment Of the
high commissioners regime in Crete.
Venizelos and Prince George were not
in Accord and tho princes withdrawal
from the island followed-an incident
which led the court party in Athens
to regard Venizelos as an arch
revolutionary and to render his task
more difficult
The Greek people, however. have
never wavered In their support of him.
He is their lido, and he justified
their idoliatry. Summoned TO the
prime ministry much earlier than he
had believed himself ready for such
power. and knowing full we'll that he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25

Washington, D. c., Aug. 24.--Hon-
duras, where incipient revolution is
reported to have been suppressed after
the rebels had captured four cities. is
described in a bulletin of the National
Geographic Society, based on a COM
munication from +, J. Youngblood. as
follows:
Honduras is a country of hills and
valleys; Of rain and sunshine; of large
and small rivers. A half dozen rivers
may be crossed in one day, and while
they are usually shallow, few hours
rain will turn them into roaring tor
rents. absolutely impossible. i have
been held UP for five days by stream
shat when I first crossed it was less
than three feet in depth. When 1
wanted to cross the second time. a
few weeks later, 1t had been raining,
and even the natives remained on
whichever side they CHANGED to be
until 1t went down again.
"Honduras is said to be the most
backward of all the Central American
republics. and she will remain so until
railroads cross the country and tho
government becomes stable. Then
there will be great opportunities here
for many, and Americans and Amer
:can capital will always be welcome.
THE country is Just little larger
than the state of Pennsylvania. yet 1t
has a population Of little more than
half n million. 1t has the largest per
capita debt OF any country on the face
81 the globe except New Zealand--at
least it had before present European
war unset ali statistical conditions. 1t
owes s22O per capita. Most of this
debt was created BY loan shark
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
vEN1zELos, THE GREEK cLEMENcEAu"

owed his preferment in large meas
ure to the wishes of the old political
leaders who had conceived the notion
OF choking him to death with power.
he COMPOUNDED his enemies, amazed his
friends. and justified all The rond hopes
of the people. who regard him as the
have never ceased to hail him as the
cavior of Hellcnism
His ministry was forced TO appeal
TO the electorate-once by his own
wish to test Greek public opinion and
once because the constitutional limit
had run against his government In
each case he was swept back into of .
fee with a majority of cumbersome
proportions-and he has rightly
counted himself as a man with man
date to reorganize Greece.
Under his guidance the constitu-
ton has been revised the chamber
has been liberated and set in the way
Of constructive legislation, while the
electorate has been given a wider
privilege of choice of their representa-
tives The courts have been given
tenure and removed from political
control.
The ministries have been reorgan-
lied and purged and the civil service
has been set upon a merit basis. Agri-
culture and commerce have been taken
under the charge of q new ministry
municipalities have been granted new
rights and charged with new duties;
and a general quickening and eff
ficiency have been infused into all
branches of the administration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
Y. w. c. a. SECRETARIES
RECEIVE TRIBUTE

The following tribute to the six
Y. w. c. A. secretaries who have been
in Archangel. Russia, for the past six
mcSlths has been received by the War
Work council of the Young Women 8
Christian association from French
Oimstead. a Y. M. c. AZ worker in
Russia:
II firmly believe that those six
y. W. C. A. women were a"deciding
factor in holding the boys together.
1t was not alone the Hostess House,
which was the only place in Archangel
for Americans. nor was 1t their pres
ence at the front. though that meant
more TO soldiers and Y. NJ, C. A. men
than they can ever know. The biggest
thing was the spirit OF the girls in
coming there and staying there.
Many I. time have I sat In dug1
out at the front and told the boys
what the Y. w. c. A. girls had stood
in Moscow. then in Stockholm. when
everyone tried to get them to go
home, yet they persisted In coming
for the boys needed them
These Y. w. c. A. girls who have
been In Russia are the cream Of Amer
lean womanhood. Each has done the
work of three this last winter, and
each has had more influence over 9TH
ers--most of which they will never
know about-than a hundred average
women have In a lifetime"
In speaking of Helen Ogden. Of
Orange, N. j.. Mr.. Olmstead writes:
In the first place she did what few
women have the privilege OF doing
helping save the reputation and NOR
ale of regiment of United States SOL
diers,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
Aircraft Governing
Factors in Next War,
Says Noted Expert

London, Aug 23.-what part will
aeroplanea play in the next war?
Agreeing with Sir Douglas Haig that
there will be another war, for which
Britain must be prepared. c. G. Grey.
. one of the acknowledged aviation
experts of the country. writes in the
magazine Aeroplane:
IT Is evident that aircraft will play
part similar to hut more important
than that played by the navy in this
war
I'm the first place our anti-aircraft
defenses--which ought forthwith to
be established as permanent insti-
tuition on a far larger scale than the
coast defenses under the army--will
nave to assume the immunity of this
country from invasion by air.
I'm the second place, our seagoing
aircraft VIII nave TO protect our trade
routes against attack by enemy sub
marines and surface ships.
In the third place. our aircraft
with the army in the field will have
10 do all the air work required by the
expeditionary force.
"Fourthly. another force of aircraft,
bigger than all the other sections put
together, will have to carry war into
the enemys country. Thus 1t is easy
to see that the task OF the flying serv-
ice in the next war will be far greater
than that of any other OF the kings
armed forces,
And today II Ia proposed by our
democratic government, not only TO
cut down our navy (which can be
spared, If our air force is built up TO
proper strength), but to cut down our
Air force to a size which in the next