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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
Auto Declared
Great Menace

nv The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH Pa Nov 1.-THE au-
tomohile was declared 20 hc q creator
menace TO morality today than red
light districts were thirty wears ago 10
hy Dr - S. Stcadwell OF IA Crosse.
wis In report OF the World Com
mission on Society Purity at the
Worlds Christian citizenship Confer
cncr here today
Motor cars" siid tho speaker bring
the country roadhOnso practically 10
the city limits. This was tho difficulty
with the anti-vlce zones surrounding
our military camps They were not
large enough The perfection of trans
lportatiou facilities ponuiarlzod tho dis
nnt resort twenty thirty and even
lnftv miles away
To-day we appear 10 be getting what
/ we hnvo been asking fer single
standard Of morals But the trouble
with this single standard Us that ~ is a
low standard Tho lihortine has never
( been denied our hest soc.cty or the
/ freedom OF our best homes Today the
cigarette smoking woman On not de-
MED orr best society 10 800 open scandal
has resulted from her exploits The
single standard that we dcsirc "a one
that win place men upon az high "a
moral plane as we formerly demanded
for women"
Or Steadwell praised the work which
was being done in Australia Canada.
the United States England South Am
erica and South Africa FOR the promo
ton Of prrity and the suppression of
conimercialiXcd vice He said that tho
International movement for stamping
out the white slave" traffic. which
virtually stoppcd during ghe wnr. had
been resumed undcr the Leadership
OF William Alexander Foote OF England
and that an Of the committees in the
various nations were stil intact.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15

Correspondence of Nsqoci4icd lfcsf)
OAiSE sept 20--sit NlAdlNoHipeh
Oct o. Several thousand cnNot lwtilDta
refugees 100 The ouisNirfH of DmH'N inc-
Ing Re- Siberian winter Only u menin uf
Two Off LIVING in hand 60 mouth
fashion with nothing Ia the way OF
clothing bui the rags in wk'olb they
stand, constitute q problem inr the
American Red Crosf practically the
only organization TO which thoy can
look witt any hope o. rciioi The NH-
ISOLATED Press correapondent accom- 3
panied Major chNrlcs Mcdonald aud
Or 4 r. Jackson Red Gross managers.
on tour ~ inspection today Thcy
were .flging 30 gauge the nFcesaitief
and match them aEelnH their rr'f urcr
alrcaig nadly strained with relief work
among refugees and 'roops.
The first group Of huts visited mum
hered u hundred and forty, covering
pcrh4pf an acre 81 ground aud avtfaH-
ing rive persons Goo d hut There were
two other similar settlements in the
nelchhorhood Most OF i@e huis were
mere hurrcSa. sometimes With "a little
window peeping ont close under tho
clay covered roof Crude steps led
down Into the dark interiors which one
entered ny doubling up Ike jack
knife stoves contrived out of bricks
wldo bunk or platform which served ns
sleeping accommodations for the en-
tire family. Il table made ont Of odds
and ends and etool on two conHtl
tutcd the usual furnishing To Dee
sure there were more pretentious ones
here and there with wood sheathng
against tho clay wallis. whitcwoehcd or
papore1 with newspapers ANA having
board floors, hut these were the hour
zhuW among The refugee prolctariat
ono cHvo about eight feet hy ten feet
had originally housed seven people 10.
day there were two. the others bad
died during eighteen months loo the get-
il.mont Most OFF those living in these
huis have been refugees since 1915
when they were driven from iheir
homes boz Poland and Liihuana ht the
Russian army during itF first advance
against the Germans Many of them
had been farmers prosperous IN ID small
way. or factory workmen or trades
men. Nearly all of them lind employ
mont enough tc exc our an existence
ana the Omsk government provides
food TOR those who are not able 90
work
Tho government also has established
q hospital IN an adloining hnfracksi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
Texas u. Selects
Debating Subject
for This Season

AUSTIN. Texas After considerable
correspondence the public speaking dc
partmcnt OF the University nf ToNa.
has decided upon the following us the
subject for intercollegiate debate for
this session
Resolved that teachers should az
ullate with the American Federation
uf Labor
~ ID Shurter. chairman of the public
speaking council has therefore nm
uounoed the same question Tor the pre-
uminary uyouts far the intercollegiate
teams THO preliminary tryouts wili
consist of five minute arguments. sidls
60 be- determined by drawings 20 bc held
on or about November No. The pre-
nmlnarics viii be- held during the FIRST
week n December and win he opon 20
AN students The second tryout and
possibly the third viii consist of 1--WE
minute arguments with three minute
rchuttal speeches. As "a result ~ these
preliminary tiyouts "a squad uf twelve
mon will bee selected 10 participate in
the final public debate Co be held the
second Tuesday night in February.
This contest VIII determine Tho uni
yOrsity debating teams. Al the same
time the Barrett prize Ia debate, con-
sisting OF iso. sac and S2o 40 first, Sec
ond ana third prizes. respectively Will
BE awarded
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
University of Texas Has Big
Collection of War Posters

AUSTIN. Texas Tho University Of
Texas collection of wnr posto4r which
was begun iu the summon of 1917 is one
20 the greatest in the country 70 cone
sists of 500 culorod posters and about
900 broadsidoa
The American posters have been
classified ON the basis OF subject mat
ter and represent government poster
campaign work along the following
lines: Agriculture, camp libraries.
emergency Ueet engineers. fuel food
labor the various liberty loan driveG,
mining. morale. recruiting Tor tho navy,
marines. aviation and tanks Red Cross
work Of every kind. Salvation Army
united war work, war gardens war saw
iuE stamps. Y NJ &. A., y. " q. a.
war camp community service Patriotic
LcnEnc. war college for women. com
mcrcial defense. ana commercial war
posters
Tho European collection is small az
vet but important additions arc being
made 90 % almost every week. u in-
cludea posters from Italy, England
France Germany and Russia IN add
tlOu 90 these there are posters from
several Central and South American
countries. a SVEN as from McNico and
Canada
The posters are mounted on cloth
background and ar emudo moth proof
hy poison which was added 90 thu
paste when they were applied Co the
cloth binding Tho twenty four sheet
posters. billboard size. are mounted ou
cloth backs and placed upon rollers
They me l2 hy feet dimensions IN
most cuacs
This collection was begun hi IN,
summer OF 1917 ass % private enterprise
/ by N g. Guatch adjunct professor of
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
Ala. Operators
Do Not Want to
Use Union Men

nl Tho Associated Press.
niRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. Ia. l..
Clemo secretary OF tho United Mine
Workers of Alabama, tolcgraphed Sec
rotary OF I.ahoF Wilson tonight making
further protest against the altered rec
nsnl OF Nlamaba coal operators TO take
back union men who report for work.
George HarEroNe. international rep-
rrsentotlvc OF tho Mine Workers. had
sent similar message iatc today to
Attorney General Palmer IN which he
fave the names OF the companies
against which the complaints We're
made.
Coal operators today reiterated that
most of the union miners of Alabama
have refused 90 return Go worh. that
lhoy were promptly rc-emrioyine union
men whose placed had no, already been
filled or that undcc the States work
mems compensation act then were rc-
guirlng physical examination before
rc employing the MEN,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
American DRY"
Man in England
Being Exploited

ny The Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov IA William
C'PussyfootD Johnson. the American
prOhibitionlst whose campaign In Eng
land was interrupted Thursday by "a
band OF students, as a result Of his at
tltude toward the adventure Is today
one OF the most talked Of and popular
figures OF the day. He commanded
the biggest headlines IN today's news
papers and the general verdict OF the
headline writer's was int he is good
sport"
Mr. Johnson could not have desired
"a better advertisement than Thurs
days incident for his campaign against
tine liquor traffic, and his future pun
lie appearances likely VIII command
attention hv reason OF the fact that he
has announced himself as conslderinE
the huzing he underwent "a good Joke.
The students who marched about with
him yesterday upsettiug traffic la q
large part OF the west emit now pro-
pose TO give Mr. johnson @ banquet ana
present him with their tributes az re-
spect
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
OBSERVATIONS

The suggestion that the senate go
into secret session ia good.. 10 would
cut specchos ia minimum give sena
tors am opportunity To- Say what they
really think and save the puhlio's
nerves.
4 member OF Russins Red army gets
three times AS much to eat as more
private citizen ana that doubtless eN-
plains why there are Few conscien
tious DIRECTORS Ia Lenine's territory
when a car driver quilts the road aud
tries 30 climb telephone pole IN these
arid times people are willing to ADMIT
that the fault may have been wien the
steering gear
M this glorious country women have
equal rights with men. a mob OF 10"
women stuued men who were uAinE
10 go tu work at Youngstown the oth
or day
Ousting berger didn't discrodit him
auy more than the committee discred
itcd itself hy tho length ot time II re-
auIfcd 20 make the decision
They have captured the last of Ia-
nata's rebel army and now everything
s nuiet m Mexico except for che sew
oral million other Lshels
good citizen ls one that has O con-
victiou thRt his own particular tAsh
and duty are the only things lbs the
world that realty matter
You can't judge "a woman by her APP
ucarance on the street or oN the ap-
pearanoe OF her parlor Take "a look
at her Kitchen.
Your present prosperity Isn't worth
two whooua. old timer unless sou SAT-
down some of the surplua.
Tho worst feature of "a high old time
is the low down feeling next day
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
GODS INSTRUMENT.

lie who has smOuthcd anothcr's way
And loft Ions remembered day
With ONO whose heart was sick With
pain.
Tie who has done ono kindly decd.
Ana served uuuthers hour of need
fiaa truly Justified hls birth
And made this world richer earth.
Ie who hus horne his share of grief
And newer faltered Boa belief
But through 90 ul has kept DTS ;rust
THAT God knows best ANA God is just
lCunArnhl 1912 b
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15

May die content 90 such % pinn
Fol DEE has truly played tho man
And rich on poor that man shalt Doe
Flt spirit tor eternity
lio who has given or Doe could
And spent his strength for what ls
good
HAS helped the weary and the weak
$50 other goal from NE may sock
tiD who has tried 90 play the fricni
shall come TO glory ai life's end
Md find 90 his serene content
That he has been Gods Instrument
!. I--Ir..- 4 InD.i
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THE TOWN GOSSIP

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OMSK CAVE JEWELLERS is NEXT :.
PROBLEM FACED BY RED CROSS

bui such % hospital Tynhus and "
phoid patients. mes ANA women ht in
q row on Ions plank platform in a
dinrt room There are no separate
bfds mon Neda Of any sort iuHt places
to llo down
.irhl onlt r8f nf eunellnf ga nl The
ni0nmY surrlNnV ngF WINS 'ufniNlfn
H.. aoinn fvc hundred children wards
of fhr Uni Cross suidiinF lu school
rooms In the barracks Five hundred
are already fC. InH uHflHtncc trom
sh. Hrd CROSS Hrd tho Russian guthori-
ties report nffcrn hundred motto for
whom assistance ia needed.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15
ShipbuilderS at
Baltimore Drive
Away Anarchists

.
BALTIMORE Md. Nov. a. LOYAL
employees of the Bllumolo pudOCAs
and shlphuilding COMPANY took 70 hand
lat little boring from within" ON the
reds TOE their ranks today with tho
result that leaders of the workmcn
feol sure that any so-callod radical
leaders win he ssent after tomorrow,
which is pasdaN
After red circular urging the work
crs to rise and take possession of the
plant for themselves had been found
there the plant suporintendents at noon
hour TODAY, called the worknCn to-
gother ana laid tho situation before
them. The men pledged themselves 90
ria the plant of reds without outside
aid and in the next few hours the
vimlnntes had rounded up ail the red
propaganda literature which had been
circulated among their follows.
Ttrnd rI, Eaflar fsiaaafffaH AHe
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Colds Cause Headaches and Pains
Feyerlsh Headaches ana Body Pains
caused from % cold are soon relieved ~
tnkinr LAXATIVE BRoMO QllNlNE
Tablete There ls only one "hromo
Quinlne" EW. Groves signature on
Tie box 3Oc--Adv.
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Cempialuta as eri vice orders 90 start
Or lie rutH1s delivery OF paper and
cihns Ut hAiicst should BE- Address.
"a 0f toigphonfl 90
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CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.

Address al hrhluass Communications
and mnAt rHf Hi clegHa. drafts, money
OfalIH au8 express money orders Ca
TIC .alinf luhhahne Company an
ifams ARTICLES AND communications
Nlf.stl ruilar
Entered a. second -ciass matter nt
ftr post office at Corpus Christi Tex.
Saturday, Nov IS, 1919
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-15

Use Caller classirleds for results
Caller classlfiods always got results.
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
For Sale.

For Sale.
~ bushels seed corn H. G. Crit
fin, Jasper Mo. 2o-2tx
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
Eggs for Matching.
Pure-bred White Legllorns.

IS eggs, $15o, special rate for
larger amounts. Fertility guaran-
teed Gathered AT dozen eggs
during January from less than 800
hens. W. E. Huffman. East Grand
Ave, jasper. "a SIX
White Orpingtons-Bred to lay.
Eggs, So 90 per 80; 5000 per 100.
Address, Mrs. Chas. Gideon, rid ;,
Jasper, Mo. 26-1f
S. c. Buff Orpington eggs for
Matching The large type. Good
layers. 81 50 per IS Phone me.
Clarence Simmons, Jasper.
28-4t x
S. c. Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching a cents each. No eggs de-
livered - Mrs. A. D. Lowe, Route
2, Jasper. 27.4tx
Large white Embden goose eggs,
20 cents each. Mrs. J. l.. Miller
Jasper, route 3. 2o-2tx
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Money to loan on farms.-First
National Bank.
For the highest market price on
poultry and eggs phone No. 9.
JOE WELLS will sharpen your
saw. Leave orders at residence or
News Office.
Try our Kream4<rust Bread, the
best bread in the county. Fresh
every day at ]. R. Wheat's.
Bring your old tires to the Auto
Tire Shop, opposite Teeter's fur
niture store, for repairs and hall
soles. We pay 3 cents pound
for junk tires.-F. B. Dunning
manager. soft
Take your poultry and eggs tc
Hammond, the east end house, fol
the highest prices.
Red Texas Seed Oats. Give
your order now.-Schooler Grair
Co. 81 q
Mr.. Dewey Sweezy bought ont
of those new rubber tired Hercu
les buggies this week, the good kline
Webb Bros. sell.
Money to loan on farms.-Firs
National Bank.
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13

Tor Sdle.
~ bushels seed corn H. G. Crit
fin, Jasper Mo. 29-2tx
Money to loan on farms. First
National Bank.
JOE WELLS will sharpen your
saw. Leave orders at residence or
News Office.
Remember Webb Bros. carry
Field and Grass Seeds and they
come through Carthage to Jasper
to buy. You know why.
CREAM-Bring it to Wheat for
satisfactory test and the best
price,
LOST-Gold watch and chain
somewhere in Jasper or vicinity,
Apply News Office. 20 2tx
Ladies, remember we have the
odorless Fertilizer especially for
Flowers in IS and $Ioo packages.
Webb Bros.
Mrs. Hastings has a sale on ging-
ham dresses this week, sizes from
4 to IA years, your choice % cents,
She also has one lot of dress skirts
at cut prices-and have you visit
ed her millinery parlor?
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
For Sale.

Cherry trees, pie plant roots
sweet potatoes for seed, pansy. cab
bage, cauliflower, tomato and pep
per plants ready to set. Also
grape vines w. H. Hager.
go at.
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13

per OuHudy,
Charley Sullens' family have the
FLU this week.
Glenn Owings has returned from
an extended trip South.
Tryou Bread, Pies and Cakes
Quality Cafe. 80 atx
Mrs. Mary King of Carthage is
visiting Mrs. J c. Pitts.
Get Your meals and lunches at
the Quality Cafe. 20 ak
a. +. Drake visited his father at
Chetopa, Rams. Saturday.
Skaters Victory Bread and Rye
Bread at Cordz & Son.
John Nard shipped miXe1 car
Of cattle and hogs tuesday.
Miss Nellie Thomson visited Mrs
Elsie Glass at Oropoeo last week
7. D. Harhur and vile visited in
Lamar and Sheldon the week end.
Use Swifts Fertilizer on your 0 ITS
it pays. See Webb Bios
George Tahler AMI wife of Webb
City visited their relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Florence Turner of Webb
City spent Sunday here with her
parents.
Do you need some good home
grown seed corn?. See Webb Bros.
Guy Webb of Joplin spent Sun
day with his parents, Omer Webb
and wife.
Miss Mary. Blanche Moss spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents in Nevada.
Skaters Victory Bread and Rye
Bread at Cordz & Son.
Miss Lillian Cassavan of Car
thage was the guest of Mrs. D. c
Houser Sunday.
Earl lobe and family of Sheridan,
Wyo., visited H. H. Sharp and fam
lily last week.
If you need Poultry Wire, don t
forget Webb Bros. have the better
fence to buy.
Mrs. Carrie Goddard visited her
brother, Cal Dayiinger near Pros
perity, the past week.
H. D. Gildreath and family of
lockwood visited A. D. Gilbreath
and family over Sunday.
Nice clean tables and good
place for ladies to rest and eat
Quality Cafe. 2o-2tX
Mrs. Fred L. Appleby of Kansas
City is spending the week with her
parents Mrs. C. w. Bedell.
Mr. Mum is the new assistant al
the depot. Mr.. Harris, who was
here the past two weeks, went back
to Rich Hill.
Why buy a cheap car. when yot
can buy an Oldsmobiie Six practi
cally new, at same price at S. H
Buffers, Golden City, Mo-?
Misses Annabel Wagner and Mar
garet Emrick of Tiffin, Ohio, visit
ed George Wagner and wife tn
past week.
| Dave Bayles, an old timer abou'
| Jasper. accompanied the Wrigh
funeral party to Jasper from Brush
Colo, this week.
Henry Covert and family return
ed last week from Kansas City wher
Henry completed course in tn
Sweeney Auto School.
Will Ballard of Kansas City Wis
LA L. -oln 4;.nr Lnrn La .rnol
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
Rhode Island Reds.

Thorough bred single comb R,
I. Reds Excellent laying strain.
Eggs &C each. Mrs. A. W. Teeter
route 2. Jasper. 2S-4tx
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
House for Sale.

= Nice new cottage, S rooms and
bath, lot 40 by $50, close in. In
Quire at this office.
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
For Sale.

One or two good work horses, a
good mare. two good second. hand
buggies and some nice white seed
corn. Tom Brock, route S. Jasper.
2otf
The Jasper news., 1919-03-13
Something New.

Kream Krust Bread, fresh every
day at J. R. Wheat's.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
HOME ~ REAu NOTES.

Cora Ellen Default.
Home Demonstration Agt,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
Parents, Read This.

Senate Bill No. II. This Is tn"
now Compulsory Attendance Law. II
provides that every child between the
ages Of seven and fourteen shall NJ.
tent school regularly for the entire
term, and between ages OF fourteen
and ,ix,ccn they must attend unlcss
actually and regularly and hwfully
engaged for at least six hours eaei
day in some useful employment OIL
service.
AS a means Of enforcement. Thu
law provides for . County Attendance
Officer being selected by the Super
intcndent Of Schools, placed under a
bond II $1,000 and being paid sal
airy not TO exceed $500 per day for
each day actually engaged in the dis
charge Of his duties and his actual c%s
pcnscs incurred.
This attendance officer Is appointed
for the entire county and has author
ity to arrest and place in school, chill
dren who are not in attendance. lie
may bring action against the parent OF
guardian in any court of competent
jurisdiction,
Only children mentally or physi-
cally incapacitated or who have com.
pleted the common school course and
received certificate Of graduation are
exempt.
Teachers shall report non-attend-
ance direct to the county superintend'
ent. Boards Of Education in towns
and cities may employ separate schoo
attendance officers and pay them
from the funds of the district, other
wise the county attendance officer
will act in these districts.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
Queen Of the Rhine,

A writer In the March number OF
The Sunday ut Home recalls TINT
Cologne. on the Rhine, which IN now
occupied by British troops, dates
back to the year ~ Il. G. In the year
90 A. u. n Roman colony was estnb'
iished there by Colonia Agrippina. the
wife OF Clnudius Caesar, and the city
was named nfter her, II has always
been nm important city, doing n large
trade. The 1908 census shows a popu'
lstion Of 42s.5O3. Of whom 80 per cent
are Roman Catholics,
Cologne II fortress OF the first
rank, the forts forming a semi'circle
around the city. Being an ancient city.
the streets are narrow and crooked.
The Church Of Ursula is said TO con
tain the bones OF 1000 virgins,
slaughtered, the legend Informs us, by
the ancient Huns because they would
not break their vows OF chastity. The
great cathedral IL one OF the finest
examples OF Gothic architecture In
Europe. II was centuries In building.
The total cost has been about two
millions.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
WHEN FLYING IS UNIVERSAL
Some HIohly Interesting Legal Prob
lens That VIII Call for 'nteiii.
oent Settlement.

A series Of interesting questions mas
been nindc concerning contingencies
tina, may he expected when III" mir u
actually used for miscellaneous 'rnf
fic. How. for example. will the man
on the ground he protected against
cnr.l,ssn.ss by the man In ih" mr.
and whit kind of sign Gun the air
plane carry which will serve I" id"n'i'
~ II II some cnrth.mnn wishes I"
lodge n complaint with the nu'hori
siesf or again. what viii he the rights
Of the proprlctors of baseball rhf"
n al aviator eyndes the price ~ nj
mission by flying about over the din
mond1 or what viii be the remedy
of the man who IN kept awake NJ
night by nirplnne motorsr Whit VIII
bs the limit OF the private citizens
property measured perp"ndiculnrly
and hny can he tell whether or not nm
nirmnn II irespnssingi Such questions
are amusing to rend. but In all serious
ness they mean that the legal prph
lens that will come NJ with III" ~
creasing use " nlrplancs viii require
ingenuity for settlement.