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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
ST. STEPHENS CROWN
IS OFFERED FOR SALE

MILAN. July 20 - sL siophans
crown. tho most sacred historical
treasure ot Hungary has been Of.
furrl hy Tho rod coulml-atry at pu.
lor"'t io u Munich art dealer for
Ioo francs Tho Hungarian reds
Insist that payment shan bo made In
Fgcnrh und SWi,d notes
tst stephen wnV tho first king Of
Hungary Ito W1H crowned In tho
year of l0u0l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

KANSAS CITY" July % -CAsh wheat
unchanged no. hard - 90. so ~ na
H2 d'; No rcd o. So. a. anH
22l
Corn. unchanged 10 higher. No o mixed
- o. No white f2opW210, No @
yo'low sl0s
Oats noulHa'ly unchanged No % white
s2r No. 2 mixed 7An7O. no. @ red 90
m Tie
R,r si57
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

NFW YORK July % Copper aulst
eltrtroIytie spot and July 21h August
2lh a.HA September 20
Iron steady and unchanged
Metal exchange audies lead easier; spot
rU bid August 5rOn6 90. upeitsr
easler Past 50 Louis spot and July Offered
at 7p5
a. London Standard copper spot 100
~ 81 futures 100 ~ 6d Elsciroiytte spot
no. futures l2J Tin spot 2G0. futures
25s 10 Cd Lad spot 23 i5s. futures -
5s sd tpcitor spot "a S.. futures a. i5s
New York Money.
NEW YORK July q 25i-Moreantils paper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

NfN WORM 'U'y "I The r0tt0usord
oil market ruscd easy Spot % SO lmy
'f .N August g-Nn September gs'h.
October atHH. Nn,rmhtr gr s0. DcpemN er
2n u January ga.b. February 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
chicago provitlona


CHICAGO luN 2S -nuuor. satirr.
creamery ire m6aisr
lsss receipts lfa2u cases. unchanged
Poultry alive loVor. springs 1nn .a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
WIN The on Men

lN Congressman Hort Chandler.
prominent oil man, was In tho city
yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

N'N uRIlA ANf Iut t INr rottor
49, 60 "n points
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

CHICAGO July Is -lloFsllRorripis
"A N60 head market weak heavy s2isjW
3il6 medium f2i 75m Is liEht s2i 90
92r2S soSt smooth 81 25W2l 70
,.0 00dei roo pigs eco o0G2l 50
'c,u..-.gs-etais % 900 head market
r,sly medium aui heavy choice tiGs5d
.Ig56 medium 5Oml6s5t common
tldeFaI2 90 light good sli7iWl7 7tt
,s-roa t07fdiA7Ss heiiera a72AN
ii50. COWS f725NI8 SO. canners 1913
a7gy calves light siG75@lN Oo feeders
r1lGl7Tf. stockers ~ 0oM Mll.2 .2ai
s,,isfa range steers Sii SOWi625; cows
,sd hs,ists a. 50GI2 rs,
gfesp- Receipts 1000 hcsd market
.nt lambs q hounds down tltO0r
iigS -omuon ~ 5odli 90; yeAtling
s,ihsr SO SOHl3 so, ewes medium
rcd sT75No5 so. common a3.00 EB75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

Kansas Ctty FrOvih0nh
KANSNHH CITY Tuly 9t Butter psrl
luF firm a. other grades unchanged
Fggs firm, unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

klNSAN ITTY No July - -IIOFs
RstsIris 500 head market steady bulk
i.f6fg22S. Aavies f2z s5028 OS
rsdiun f22 T0n93 lights s22iO6
.spS oIr fts00N2225.
Clu.s- Receipts 600 head market m.
even thoi-c hravy steers 80 t0Nls s1S.
~sinm el3.Thn 10 so, common S12 u0M
'l51 'hoirs lights flis5@l7 com
non s9fsm ~ 40 butcher heii-rs tH.t5d
it0' coss t685a1225, Gamers t51Sf
% calves tl2 75dt425. feeders 1000
fli55: Norkers o. 5Oml2 90.
Ssssp--Rsrsipts 5000 head, market
rsidr n lowet. lambs sI2 756if 40.
rolls $500 lc 50 yearlinr wethefs 80 rs
Fi21S ewes IS SOma so. sves culls
: ocH oo breeding ewes $40 ooo6lG oo; ;
feeder trhr sl2 7S61t5h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01

ord ms the council is making an effort
to get
The house to house canvass by the
police was thought to be the best and
most efficient way TO place blank in
the hands Of every family. Any one who
has been overlooked should apply in
person at once to the Offices Of the coun
Gil in the Liberty Building. at Broad
and Chestnut streets. or send self
addressed and stamped envelope for the
number of blanks needed.
A separate blank must be filled Out
for every man. and records are wanted
whether the man in question served with
the American forces or in any branch oi
the service Of the Allies. This. however,
applies only TO American citizens.
Joseph Chiffon. of 1922 Mount yer
non street. gunncr's mate in the navy
has the longest service record of any
yet turned in. He entered the navy
in 1887 and was retired last January
The Schearo family. of 1924 Watkins
street. sent in records Of four brothers
fourteen. eighteen. twenty one and
twenty six years old. The two young
est served in the navy and the Others
in tho army.
In many cases. especially in South
Philadelphia. policemen were not sue
cessfu in delivering the blanks because
the occupants of many houses have been
warned by the Tenants Protective As
sociation not to receive notices from con
stables and others who may be inter
ested in raising TIE rent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
CALLS PRESIDENT SOCIALIST
Bishop Nicely Also Says League OF
Nations Means Death of Nations


The league of nations means the
death of nations" said Bishop Thomas
B. Neely in n five minute talk before
the joint meeting of the Protestant
Ministerial Associations of the city.
yesterday. The meeting took place at
the. Second United Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Race streets, and con l.
cludes for the summer the Monday
meetings conducted by the various min e
isterial associations.
President Wilson is the greatest
politician that ever occupied the White
House." said Bishop Neely. II used
to think him scholar and a statesman.
Now I believe him to be a politician
and Socialist.
"If this league of nations goes
through in its present form, the whole
world will be governed by five men and
there will be no more nations. The
future destinies of the world will be
regulated by this league. I have always
been bitterly opposed to it, and now
am even more So
Bishop Neely voiced his opinion after
the address by the Rev. Abdel Ross
Wentz, Ph.D., professor of history at
the Lutheran Seminary. Gettysburg.
Doctor Wentz, the speaker of the oc-
casion, spoke on Religion and Ma
tionality."
The executive committee of the joint
associations adopted a resolution in
dorsing the Rev. r. T. Mutchler in his
fight for the preservation of the Sun
day blue laws
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
WAR RECORD CANVASS
IS DELAYED IN CITY
Collection of Blanks With Sol.
diers' Service Description
Started
ONE MAN IN ARMY 80 YEARS

Nearly 100000 persons were given
the opportunity yesterday to aid in com e
piling an accurate and complete record
Of Philadelphia man contribution tc
the war.
Yesterday was the day set by the
Philadelphia Council Of National De
fensc for collecting the data blanks
that were supposed to have been dis =
tributed by the police in every section.
But in some cases the blanks did not
reach the houses of the service men
within time to make n painstaking re-
port possible.
Therefore it will probably take n week
before completeness and accuracy have
been welded into as complete a rec
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
OLD At 70 YEARS,
PASTOR, SO, QUITS
The Rev. George S. Gassner Be-
Iieyes That Younger Man
Should Take Up Work
is SEAMEN'S MISSION HEAD

Self deception is the most dangerous
nj all docentions savs the Rev. George
:,
p "aSShe'' s"p''in'e"uen' VI '''' ''"
mems Church Institute. who thinks
that seventy years is the proper retire
ment age ana refuses 10 permit n"'oouS
So afraid is doctor Gassner that he
moy stov longer on the active list that
ho l. rosiu,;n9 h;s ioh at sixtv- nine and
Lie rosionotiGn viii take effect TODAY.
.,No a;r :, bo oormonted "I have
~. ' o,d rnon ,rbo Thought
sn ~, .oo ,,,au' n.;,i na ",u Dor.t n,oLo onv
49,, ns W. - 'us ot so;na - ston worl.
,iis'%Ne. an no' sTnne W .,,a posnnn
ou. ! nih gong " ,e"" ~ 49, I,;,a
sipiIity TO younger men anu uo 'n' A'n'
OF WORK l kno" can no.
FOR twenty years Doctor Haesns' na'
oeen :. ,.a' 's vi ~ - zoo 600 .oar,or
ing 'hiS 'iii'e MY wa" -, ,,.. - tLo
nave coiile W ,'.i ,u az r., - 49,
"orlu anu ehJoSeu 'ns .....t
reauing rooih auu '"e '"'''
/ furnlshed them'
Floating Parish
III. ,uL :, .o,, ao,+;no narisb
-, ~ 80, constantly
sometimes returning after many years
and sometimes disappearing without any
word
.sometires the families of the people
r,bo used to live near here bring their
childron to he hortized or confirmed
In the old church. but for the most part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
Durable, G0od=looking
Ginghann

Gingham frocks for morning wear arr
plads and checks. You will like the simple
1925, S., $3.50 and $3.50.
An attractive, clean-looking, plaid ging
dress has pointed overskrt The bodc
gracefully draped and there is a cool white I
collar to finish it. 1t is good example of
many tailored gingham frocks. $3.50.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
DEAD CHILD IS IDENTIFIED
Police Hunt Motorist Whose Ca
Killed WiIfred Rosenbaun

The boy found dead in the street at
Second and Cambria streets yesterday
has been identified as Wilfred Rosen-
baum, 301S B street. The boy was
seven years old The Identification was
made by his father Lewis Rosenbaum.
The police believe the boy was struck
BY an automobile, and expect to make
an arrest later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-01
PRETTY Pink Silk PettiCOats

frock Many Of them have double panels
Special sss5-pettoat of pink tub silk with double panel
back and and a deep rufed founce
Plenty cleaning satin chine pecoas trimmed
wit plain.
tub silk with hem lit extra
netticoat) almost TO the hips useful
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
WIDESPREAD coLo WAVE.
a. rnc Associated Frcea.

Washington, IIn Tho moai pro.
HnIUe0i and wli, rad cold Wate
fh' ro1suu prevailed todav over fho
irr AHNrN l.t ~ntce ard
NIr -tItrr thr weather hurrlu
I.rrasf f0n.rht states The tcmncrn
urr ae inw ls frofzm4 as Gar south
irr sfif nr'nn rrru boz tine upper
mississippi Hnd fhe Niseonr. valley.
r.r lowest lfmprrii.ro ihla etenlnf
WH degrees n,iuu gofo Hi p.tNH
fHfn 81 OBJ
tuId MHfr WARNINGS hItr hren If-
Hol for N0r'h enH south Carolina
enaif snd conffl C.nrrH Nnrin and
central r'orst storm Warnin4s af0
lIHrafri 90 fhr Atlantic Co1n from
l.nefon to 'apr untiafpH
Indications ffr thH 81 disturbance
nnn developing ou me South Atlantic
rHHaf ulil move uurihuard and ln
ffeHer n Intensity and ne attended
tomorrow hN nina n tnc South 40
nnfi1 stHfsa The um changing 90
.n0n m fhc mddie 0RSntlc States
Dob ho followed hy clearing weather
saturday.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS find REMEDY

physicians tud dfusriats arc rl,trd
oven lho Tao; thai thry have I'd hei
found gcnuine and dependable remedy
ior colds sore throat Influenza ard "a
srinpc fof years fhoy haso depended
chiefly upnn the oid style ralomeL
which n c,iioinN nne huf unfor
iunateN many peoplc would nn' take 10
hecanse of ,la nausoatlus and dan
Rtfaua quailiira
Sow ihai NE pharmaceutical chem
iHis bafo perfected nauae3loaH caio.
mol called "Naiotahs whose medicinal
NitturcQ arc vastly improf pd ihr doe
tors ana drugeisia nrr clalnine that
1alotths are lho id ID remedy o. abort
q cold over nighi aud cut short an at
tack 90 eoro throat nf 10 grippe rhey
me eiso Finding q most effective AS the
Cast seen boz lhc treatment OF pncu.
mDnis
ono Calolnh on tho Tongue at hcd
time win "a awallow az winter that s
40 40 salts no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eutins on
youl work and pleasure The next
uosrlng your cold mas vanished aud
NWor whole system Is. purified and ro.
fftNheul calotahs are sold only n
"rl9lHu scaled packages. p'ice thlri,-
flSo cents Win drugglsl recommends
ana Guarantees them by rrlundlng lhe
prIvu u Sou are NOT delighted.
49, tAdYersisement,) ~a,'-sy&
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
TRANSPORT IS
STILL AGROUND
in ANGRY SEA

CONTINUED from Page uncl
transport which 3. new listing hard
20 port The shina ntna plaNed i've
lt 0irs while che Norh of fesCue w4s
nDing rtrrled un anI tonight thc men
Cl1mocd iur anoilet entertainment
tuth Hs wits riagod lnst evening
ahntrd ship when rrNte Edward
SrhHileuahcrrrr of ANnoaa pa ats
aehsd io me sth Tfrrtn Mortar ial
teit was widely appiaHdod os BE- ied
q unariette in ems.ne "Harkcl in the
cradle nf tho Deep
pehartniion Wie ucAun SHORTLY aff
or room when coo eiiompt Clrlior n
the ems 60 drug t1c Northern r1-
c.iic from hsr bod of Hnd had tailed
During tho dciurlttleu process. a
p aurh from iho cr4lssf Columbia mss
ifen'd GO risree aFtlnt the STERN 81
,hn transport ana sue anrf boat used
&. irinrer men from thc steamer io
goo, shore was twice o1uuzod Soil
ilors saiiors and coastrmriG wcrc
turlel into che soa hnf 800 were sawed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE
ADOPTS DRY AMENDMENT
SIXTEENTH STATE 70 ADOPT
NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL
hME NDMEN1 .-ONiV THREE
v0TES nv oppSslf1tT


lansing, Mich. faa The Michi-
gan Legislature TODAY ratified fhr
amendment tn tho United Slntos con
Fiiuuilon providing Tor hy nation
hoth houHcs adapted the resolution
without debate aud thc only opposl-
ton ctno 300 thc house where ihree
votes wore cnat against iho proposal
MiuhlrHn b. the sixteenth state to
ratify tho prohibition amendment lo the
Federal Conmitmt,nn Twenty more
states must take lito action tu adopt
the amendment aa proposed by Con-
FrcsH The FIRST fuur States tu riiity
we've Southern fuumnnweuithH Had
uoarly hlf of thc sixteou adopting
States lrc south of tho ohio river.
only five sinic1 west of The MmHlssippi
river hive taken sclinn while Michigdn
makes the fourth state north of tine
ohio nn east ~ the Mississippi io rttr
ify tho proposed amendment
Those states which hive ratified
since Virginia first acted con january
l2 1913, are Vifvnm kontuekv Mis-
sissippi south Carolina, North Dakota.
Maryland. Montana, Ali1ona Delaware.
Texts. south Dakota Massachusetts.
Ionrria Louisiana. Florida aud Mich
lpan
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
BERGER TRIAL
EVIDENCE IS
CONTRADICT|NG

Continued from paro 0nol
After Rrrscl bad iodiifiol that he
WAS opposed to THIS eountrva Eoiug ~
war with McNlso. Assistant District
Attorney ilrmur produced Cd tclceraW
which BERGER had reni ~ fhc gdttor Of
l Sew York snclauat paper ln Mafcb.
1916, Insisting that tbs United states
send m army INTO Mexico tn punish
VIVA
norger admitted that ln 1916 ho ia
Nured ecncfal strike to prevent thia
country from entering fao So
said nr WAS npnnHrt tp thr principles
.of tho ~ VI lic ssld lhe W 49,
bad stood inU leat 1a 70 rHeH ora1nial
zion and was superior to ihc American
Federation ol fahor
go inurnt samuel uomnrr FOR hNu
Nenw' said nDrger. "Th0 American
Federation of Labor haas always anll
OUT to canltai" nefEer admitted shat
hu wtH Opposed in th. Haf owen Hnf.
ihs country entered At the sI
Louis convention of fhc soenlli nffN
nDrstl aali thrre Nfie ouis utc 4.io.
rates whn fitorcd iho wHr ilc go
wltted having voted fpr ihe Hnii wan
proclamation of thC narl Wd of haf.
mg used hs p1prr 90 urro fit tdnp
ton hN thc membership of thn nHftt
80 is referendum Vote
ihd sou holiesf that American
rights hhd boon .iaiaied hy rae ainkma
az tho inslunia2 asted thp eoyem
mcnt attorney
go. dia nor fphed rcrser lf
was an English sessel and She was r8r.
ryng war munitions iuink % wis +,
hcaftly thlng 90 do. h, NOT sufficient
ffwnn ipf TINS counire t0 get intu the
war;
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
WARSAW JOINS
INCELEBRATION
FOR PADEREWSKI
lcontInnod ION 80 30

CONTINUED from ragc OncD
in his MASSAGE through tho streets. ~
'udrrcwnk WIS proceeded END sur
rounded hy troops to prevent tho llui.
ahstik element FROM carrying out their
throat tn nitrri him
The city was decorated with allied
nnd Aniorlrln finn and fuaeH we've
strrwn before 81 phdfftwsH aa ho
mnlr hla way Boo ha huiol Tho nrwe
napor cvnrrss ihe hope thet N lHUic
rowfkl viii ho Hhlc Co strengthen the
patriotic elements Boo Poland and undo
The efforts uf those who have been
working towards disorder
The M1iUr predicts That BITS nrrlyni
VIII preoipliato cernin chpnaop In tho
ministry which rho conservative Ic-
sire $50 thoy may secure fuli iocoFui.
tiun from the aiHrH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
STEAMER IS AGROUND.


Port Arthur, Tcxaa, lAn The
steamer ~pnta RITA of NO Sun steam
ship compapy which went aground on
Irnlts Shuala one hundred miles east
of SAblnc nla m tut niFht 0f Ne
ecmner a. has lost nor ruddcr and
anchors and is lcaknn badly accord
ing a. reports received hers tonight
Two tues reached the arenc todsg
and are cudeayoiing ~ rrfloai tao
yoAsci
Tho Santa Rita had just been res
,easei from government service after
having maie seFentefh mcoessful
trips through Nae war gunp. and wua
on n'r WAY q" 'ieaumoui for nor lirs,
sun COMPANY cargo Hnce belns fe.
turned 10 her oNnefs Wnvn tss ran
agsosnd. n.a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
SOLDIER BURNED TO DEATH


Joplin Mo- I'm lNmpH MIN /
soldier was burned Go denh boo lit,
that destroyed smnl hotol "a, qua
ink on the Second floor on the hotel
r. two stori numo riructrrN and be.
fore he could hc awakened, ihe ilnmo.
had cu3 GA avenues at ESCAPE Many
guests leaped FROM ths second iloui
ana escaped Mill homo was IN
QuapaN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
CZECHO-SLOVAK
IS OPPOSED RY
GERMAN AUSTRIA

aH MarhoWe lhdkcrshurs Nneen
mft Nnmch. norou und Hrunecb 81
atartts thnt enc Nuuus icpuhhc must
fmm plft olthcr of 60 nauuhr ron
federation if 90 uniuu with other new
bonn ntatoe u ho attached to 1or-
many Hnd them ritrH reason against
ihp lofner roarHr declaring thui Hn
attachment win Gcrmay IS tho vnA
possibility
The GcrmRn Austrian government
pgNs h homes tnnt uic United States
and thc pulonio viii support its Ynucy
aud that plnce viii bo eivch ID Toe
the peace conference.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
HIGH COST Of
BATTLESHIPS
IS EXPLAINED
lconlInued IIam - M )

tconiluued Rom raro one)
The 1916 three year pfnrfuin Cos fhe
ton baftleshipF and siS battle rrHiscri
provided in This pfn.fim Imagine the
Increase VIII amount a. nclly $3.50
ooao1o Ths Applies az ihe hulH 8nd
machinery uioue would nnf venture
90 HNr l0W much Tire Iurff1sn SIN hr
for 'ho afnnr sod armament nal 1
will make inquiries ard Oh tAo coii
mitice hnov'
Admiral rasioi Said ihe cost ~ coh
tiru,urH moiohani ahIrg BIAS Increased
from $40 90 t9u0 tom. while fhe cost
uf baiilcshipa has incfaftl lc.e than
,n per cent rhls bias horu aotum
rllshod he said. hF cktrsi.inr thp
greatest economy possiiie ~ enc aHt
ffnmcff uatf fffde ela ~ CLOSE fu.
pfrrisiun iu pfitafn vafds which ore
huiidinn hdtirshits on ihe "tost pius'
basis
"Ihc orifinW estimates for tha ba'
tlcHhius Coin,Hiu. NnfflHn1 Washing
ton and West Nusiula. on WHICH come
efturiion hHe hoou HiHrfeH' AdmIf4t
Tsyl0i Huld "Wns ii5Nho01. " b.
dnnhiful " thrf rHH hU rumpiHtea Tor
icss than fit1t1 900
no THERE har hrfn Hn ircreH.o uf
flsn.nNN 600 over fhc estimated cnfi oi
ihe 1916 Three Avlf program WHAi 1911
the lucrciao hc in thr three fcar uro
siHm iUsi recommended hf r''ivlffF
n1nlrlHr asked NurfeacniHufe hnit
lrr ~ l'uus'lf1uin
Fhe r"s, ls esi'mHt"l - $500 nnN. e
400 hui fhc estimates inr ihn ndi
tiuuW aNlNH HiN NOT muNn lffHrf iiiii
Zoe those made in the tHlt p'atu.
surely 'hty aurni hn mlur amy rnrIr.
cr thnn those Dciur constructed now
Admiral TAYLOR ropilDh That ihcfr miN
nr 'nrVo reductions iu the cost ol nnu.
etfuction N0fofc ihD pfnsnm Beg Hinf'ol.
Tho 1880 program wih nui nr corn
picird uup 1898 ho SOLD 1ni 'ho now
pforrnm rnnuNi hN nui iniu fin N nf
Drfofo thr Present onr So nuf of 'i'
wnf couimfiH f." 100 nhnn 'ufhnr
ifri in I'i' have h'fn fi ''''nl ''I
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
APPROVES WILSON'S TRiP.
ny The AsHeeistsd Press.

bNlan"i N'osi dNii " ~ litHlNNni
Niu. a. TAFT spcaking Oefulc che
Omaha convention tonight defined his
conception of league of nations iis
method ~ formation and its WORKING
plnctirahilily n tho lighi ~ the prob
able actr9u' az tne Versailles conference.
President wilson's visit % Europe was
lauded without reservation The op.
punents Of the league whom he dld not
i.'Hiion hN MINNIE. hc condemned in nn
uncertain torlus Mr. raft said there
MAS "a great advantage Ia eecprin9 a
league OF all nations through Tic fol-
mauon u y Smaller lsague. "A ..-. -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
PRESIDENTIAL
TRAIN CROSSES
ITALIAN BORDER
lconllnnol ir0m r1rc Ono )

tcouiinued FROM rnrc Onel
noon rhs ufeeiirni was met - the
station ht ihe pftfetl ~ inc prov luoe
tie mayor ihr nfner4i oomuundluf
ino lfoora here nad other authorities
Although me eetuiiUn.to tne Amer
station wH decorated with ihe iisiun
tni American COLOR while atsfs ehnfr
iu Di, cliy flio stats and stripe. were
Flown beside ihe iisnpp fisN
Tho nfiaiasui ttn f0l ahnll
time later amid ESQ rnlhusnaiit ,heer
Of crowd vhlth hal gathered ln efaci
tho nation guest
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
BANK RODGERS ESCAPE.

Nashville. Tenn, Dan Tho two
mon Wno .hnrty before noon today
nH'fi the iiHt HotN branch of tne
tlni snFinHt NHnk aud Trust Com
nanl uf over $4,000. we're sini nf Hrfe
i0uirht Authorities throughout the
.flfc h1fo been notified of tho rob-
lrrN lud orc cooperating m an cf-
flff fu capture fho hnhlers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
SOCIALIST DELEGATE.
BY The Associated Press.

Bucnot Aires. inn. Deputy An
fnnlo pt Tomsfco s,ii,d today Tor
switzerland ls delegate of the Ar
eeniins Socialists fo the socialist in
nernan0nHl conference ai lausanne Ho
5000 Co., lointd ntei ht Deputy lusto.
lVhn is also delegate
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
RAGS WANTED.

HAA1 WAN GU
The Caller viii pay cash Coz clean
rags brought 20 the Caller office, j0i
Chaparral Street.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
"BLUe SKY LAW.
ny The Associated Press.

Washington, Jam Federation
'iino skN' legislation Drafted hy the
riniiAl rHupa committee WlH sNsitnE
approval ot Secretary GLASS before ho-
ing submitted 20 Congress. if based ou
plan az roNornmcnt supervision of
fioek promotion rraapneiusca fp insure
arrulnrF Hui completeness nf holr
Statements rather cham on tuN attempt
n guarantee absolutely against fraud.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
FEATURES WHICH APPEAL
TO CRITICAL MEN

WIN nm stern fndHV inspect q
falr eft nufrho flomel ani fcld
fho irn riati wan sni zoe But.
ton 500 a Rio"
NYfsh up nuf qld Cpat ihai Is
en1d and hatt fhf same w new
UIi lt pcnnumf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
MISS WILSON TO ITALY.
ny The Associated Prers.

Paris, jiln Miss marguerite VIII
tnu accompanied ihr rr,sidcni n llth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03

NraW Authorized in ltt. would nave
electrically driven m1chinsrt fcsts of
the Now MoAiro. Boz declared Nave
demonstrated that such engines can ne
operated more economically than ms
others and thni fmp driven hy them
can run ~ tor speed na IONS aa u
fuol LASTS