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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10


"a cut lemon, afterward wash well in
soap and water ana dry Immediately.
This removes the stains ami Keeps
tue IVORY eouu Color.
The daily meats should he set with
as much care for one member OF the
household MS Tor the entire family.
else the servants VIII grow careless.
II the flatlronS are To be put away
for some tllhe' theY should be rubbed
Oh the bottom Wheh slightly warm.
WIN Il mixture OF Fasellte ana sweet
Children love to be in the Kitchen
and they should be allowed 70 come
in. for in this way they uuc"nScioUSE
learn much about foods and theic
preparations
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Beef Stew with String Beans.

Five pounds lean br-isket two
bounds string beans, four good sized
onions, one pint water, one gill vinegar,
1ne Tablespoonful flour, two table
spOonfuls dark moist sugar: pepper
and salt to taste. Stew the beans,
ut them in halves, peel and cut up the
onion and add all to the beef ut the
md pf the first hour About ten min
uteS before serving skim off all the
fat: mix smoothly in a separate basin
The flour, sugar, vinegar, pepper and
salt aud add the mixture to the stew.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Vegetable Curry.

Fry large sliced onion till yellowed
Il butter. add it to cupful Of boiling
water mixed with one and a haif tea
'poouIuls of curry and one teaspoon
nj Of lemon Juice. Cook five minutes.
Md q cupful Of shredded carrot, an
Jther Of tlnnip, two cupfuis Of potato
ut into dice and Il few green penN
canned ones do well enough. Al
hese vegetables should have Gen pre-
si0usly cooked. Let stand ten minutes
il the curry and serve very hDt Left
aver vegetables may be used.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Y Anh!l 1lA.
Marvellous Toy Violin

ferfect In every detail. ana so small
IL VIII lie within a space covered b,-
,"o'faIt dollarS laid side by side, Lon.
non now boasts Of having che smallest
violin in the world. II was mode nv
me well-Rnown violinst, y. Wander
ne'lien, ana Is cXquisitely constructed
as to scale. Tie exact measurements
are Violin body, 1.11-16 inches:
violin over all, 2@8 inches: bow. 3.0.16
inches.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
~ me
KITCHEN:
PANTRY

TN economical dish that viii meet
y With approval is beef stew with
= string beans. This requires bris-
ket. Of beef, far less expensive cut
than is used in steak or roast OF beef.
When you have left over vegetables
try making Il vegetable curry. Nou
viii be delighted with the result Cot
tage pudding is an Old but Well'liked
lPsSert
Spanish Chicken Soup
Beef Stew. with String Beans. q
Vegetable Curry,
Orange and Grapefruit Salad. /
Cottage Pudding
Coffee
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
OPEN N0STRILS! END /
A COLD OR CAT ARR!I
How To Get Relief Whei. Head
and Nose arc Stuffed Uu.
aG>1NNN1Qa "a MQANAcn4,a q A,;.a.

Count fifty Your Geld n head or
ratarrII disappears. Your cIcggod nos.
TINS VIII open, the ar passaJs Of your
head VIII cleT and You Gu breathe
freely. No more sntillng. hawking
mucous discharge, dryncss or iendachc;
no struggling for breath at night.
Yet a small bottle OF Ely Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply Il
little OF this fragrant antisepu c cream
IN your nostrils. 1t pencGratcY through
every air passage Of the ncad, soothing
and healing the swollen or iniamed
mucous membrane. giving 7ou instant
relei. Head colds and catarrfl yield
like magic. Dor't stay stu.fedlip and
miserable. Relief. is sure.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Cottage Pudding.

one cup sugar, one cup sweet lnllk,,
Two egg yolks. two tablespoons buffers
.Wp cups flour, two teaspoons baking
powder. cream sugar and egg yolkS.'
add milk and melted butter, flmr and
baking powder sifted together Bake
III square tin. Use white Of, cggs for
urriuGue
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Spanish Chicken Soup.

Heat three cupfuls each OF veal and
chicken STOCK Add grated onion,
4 finely minced carrot and two stalks
# celery, chopped fine. Add cupfu'
If barley. simmer until the barley is
done. season to taste and serve.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Snuce for Pudding.

one rUp sugar, two teaspoons corn
starch onr-iaIf lemon, juice slnd rind.
2ojiug water: let boil till clear; add Il
small piece of butter ii desired
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Remedy ia, Burn.

II you sustain a burn and no rem.
edy Is at hand try common toilet SOAP
at once. Simply rub it ow.r the barn
ana you viii secure lmrv edia:e relief
and there win be no bVstering.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
The CONGREGATIONAL Auxiliary

Meets Friday, Dec. I 2 at church. Salo
begins promptly at . O'Clock. followed
by business meeting. Members please
settle all accounts then.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10
Patterns for
Home Sewing

A pattern Of this illustration
will be sent your address. Flu
out the attached blank and mail
&c che Free Trader-Journal, en-.
closing lie In money or stamps.
Please allow ten oays time IN
which to have pattern delivered
you.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-10

The Ladies Auxiliary Of he First
congregational Church viii hold n
meeting Friday. Dec. II. at o'cIocl
at the church. a sale will be held nj
z O'Clock for the members of the OK.
session. All members are uregd to gr.
tend. Am, ,rxyr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-25
It's Time For
OVERCOATS
The snappy weather of the
last few days has reminded
most men of this fact.

And in spier%6f' the serious market shortage
and uncertain deliveries Of the present time,
we're especially we'll prepared with truly
great display Of fine OverCoats. OF course
the very finest ones come from Hirsh Wick
wire, They're overcoats de luxe in every sense
of the word Every one hand tailored ex-
pressly for us. Only the finest Of fabrics are
used in their construction, both inside and
out. The models are youthful, dashinR and
sturdly conservative and every color that is
in good taste is represented in this complete
assortment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks, Soctettes
and Organizations.

Cathedral High school has chosen
Monday. June 9th rs commencement
day. Ri. Rev. Bishop T. J. Donahuc VIII
preside.
Tho local G.. 4. r. cncampmcnt conn
mittec will meet tonight 10 make plans
for the state meeting To br held her"
within the next two weeks.
May 10 10 IS will witness tho Saliva
ton Army Homo drive. on these dates
funds will be solicited for the purchase
Of the Haskins hospital property, which
will be converted into Salvation Army
headquarters. Many Liberty loan work
crs will aid in the drive.
Judges. clerks and registrars who
served at the past primary Tor the city
may receive their checks nj tho city
trcaSurrrs office.
Sam Bridges arrested by thr p"'c" on
the charge Of being dlsordcrl% had ms
case continued until this morning. Roy
Ennis anulhr" disnrd"r', WAS mn"l STU
and costs. Pete Weir aiHi Lewis Nc
Connell charged with paiihanGling w"r"
finrd 81 and costs "tch.
4 friendly suit for $lhh0 WAS flied IN
tho circuit court yesterday by Attorney
Fred H. Hrlnknan Tor Louis F"t'"
against Gc"rgr S"tm"n. TIN a"tr"n -
in trespass,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
MARYLAND oil CD.
GETSNEW WELLS
TWO IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS
IN BIG ENTERPRISE OF LOCAL
INTERESTS.
New Usage Territory Shows up Good on
Wells Drilled.
Active Trading in Marland Rights
Which Advance to $3.50.

l.orHl REPRESENTATIVES Of the MaFlAl;u
Oil K Refining company. "f Ponca. Okia''
yesterday received kilograms ann"nh =
ing two rather important developments
in the cumpany'S oil territory. Inc
Lodge no 5 in tho Ponca field rcacH"n
sand at the depth Of lS41 feet and start
I'd flowing OIL, indicating about zap par
rcls per day. The particular Sighlli-
canoe OF This we'll is that it is the 1arlh'
est south Of all the developments III lhr
Ponca field and proves up !. consider
abb. amount OF additional territory.
The Mary Logan No. @>drilicd in IN"
Usage is about Il so barrel we'll. This
we'll is the second we'll drilled by the
company in the Usage territory, Inc
lease Of which was just purchased on
March 9Th. The Marland company mas
invested very heavily in territory III
tho Usage field which it had previously
studied g"olngirally and b";h VOLS
they have been nblr Ia complete IN lhe
Usage field. have proven good producers.
1t now has twelve or fifteen other Wells
drilling in the Usage territory.
There was very active trading yes
tcrday in Marland rights. The company
has issued announcements that II VII!
ofcr TO stockholders. one million SHARES
ut $500 per share and the rights 10 THIS
stock are in very active demand. inc
trading on Thursday and Friday IN TINS
stock was at Sis per share. a lew
shares being sold on that basis. Yes
1erday the rights advancing 10 Sl.1O ana
were in demand 1T that price FITS
burgh financirrs have become Interested
in Mnrland and j.. y. Gallery or Pills
burEh, ono Of the leading business men
Of that city, has hrcn elected director
The Pitt sburEh interests arc buyers ot
tho rights and an active market both IN
PITTSBURGH and New FORK Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
PEOPLE
WANT ACTION

The following open letter ADDRESSED 70
the committee composed Of the whole OF
city council. TO which the petition OF tho
colorcd people demanding equal rights
in theatres was referred. was approved
at q meeting OF the Wheeling branch or
the National Association for the Ad-
vancelncnt of Colored PeoP'c nelo o<l'u
day evening:
To the Committee Of the Whole of the
CITY Council of the City of "heehnS.
I'm re- petition Of the y. a. a. - r
with references 10 theatres. etc)
Gcntlemcc-Sume time since tho city
council referred to you the petition OF
tho \ \ \. c. p. seeking equal rights
in theatres and other places Of like KIND
and character.
Petitioners respectfully inquire what
disposition. if any. the committee WI"
make OF tho matter.
In the absence Of some recommenua-
ton to council on Tuesday evening" May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
TEN sent FROM LOCAL
RECRUITING STATION
Ten Men Were Accepted as Applicants
For Enlistmcnts During PERIOD OF
Ten Days Ending May 10.

Sergeant Barker and his ASSISTANT vi
fine local Army recruiting station. ''
rcpt"1l ten mrn for enlistment M Tue
local station from May I" May H.
Will, two mon w"r" accepted yesterday
far srrvicr in France. Practically al
the men accepted here. are for overseas
service.
Tho following will give tn" p'"pl" "i
This city an opinion Of III" "nIiS'in"h'S
in tho cities along the ONO river:
charleston IL: Huntington 10: Ih""-
field .; ClarkShurg .: l'arkrrSburE .;
Martinsburg and Wheeling ih.
During the period from February y
/, MAY list the War Department report"
1ha, n2,SSI men have enlisted. vi
these G,Ol7 have enlisted for duty in inc
American Revolutionary Force: III"
for the PHILIPPINE department: 49o i"F
Hawaiian depart mcnt, and fltty-ciEht i"r
the Panama Canal.
Sergeant Barker lnd Private "hl'" At
The local headquarters announces that
recruiting is picking up RAPIDLY an"
many former &crVir" mon arc Tr-'nliSt-
ing. for three years instead of IN" ono
year privilege that has been given them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Towboat Sunk.

Tho tnwhnat Midland. valued nj San-
n0n and belonging To the Crucibl" steel
Company of America. sdcswipcd tn"
guide wall nj Davis Island dam Sunday
afternoon and sunk. after striking sub
merged niger pin on tho lock wall.
The crew. consisting Of ono woman ana
- men. were rescued by tho towboht
Iicyston". which was near at the time nj
the accident.
After tho crew was rescued inc
harrcS which tho Midland had in toy
brrl,r away. and drifting down stream
crashed into Il drrrlrr boat being .tnw"d
M tho river. by quick work on the
pilots part tho harE"s wcr" his'nEaTcd
and another hig accident avnrtrd
The Midland is IS feet long and was
rebuilt in 1917. The wrecked boat lirs
in q dangerous position and pilots arc
warned 10 be in the lookout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
NEAR FLOOD STAGE
REACHED YESTERDAY
River Falling Slowly-Towboat Sunk At
at Davis Island-Rlver
Notes.

The crest Of the present rise reachco
rs feet and . inches at . o'clock ycstcr-
day afternoon and thrn began 10 1ail
slowly. lacking about eight feet 10 reach
the local food line.
The rise was mostly out Of the Ailc-
ghcuy and Beaver rivers. although inc
Nunonyahcla put out some wafer put
no, enough to effect the general rise:
The crest Of the wave at tho foot OF
McMechcn dam was - feet inches and
then began TO rcCcdc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
RIG SPLIT IN uNIoM

NEW YORK. May 12-Paul a; vac-i
carilli, who was recently depoSeo 1Ionl
fLa vice presidency Of the International
I,oneShorcmcn's association BY the OF
gnnization's cxrcutime COMMITTEES, tan-S
nounced tonight that twenty LOCALE 1p5
the union had withdrawn ana 0I 4.A1S S1s
tb, River Front Workers AnilAttOn. ofFl
which he had been elected president Ar:S
Vnccarrlli asserted that the new org1n-S7
ization has oS,0n0 members and controls
nearly all Of the piers in greater new
York .!:=--55.. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Dam Will Serve as Icebreaker,

According ~ IN old steamboat man.
the erection Of the hig immuvahlr Dam
AT EmSworth IA. uu the ONO. Will nave
it's virtues as we'll rs it's drawbacks.
The Allegheny ice, which has been tSc
h.rr Of The r!vrrmnn'S life. will be
broken MI as Il goes over the dam and
mako tho rest If tho journey down the
Ohio in the form If slush.
All ice passing this ploint from hot n
thc Allegheny and MonnnCahcla rivers
q rtrr thu. dam is built will bc compare
lively harmless 10 navigation ana INC
ONLY ice Ia h" feared is that winch
forms in the Ohio below Emsworth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Deeds FILED.

s. 3. Mckee to Charles Strong ct al
lot ooe on South Eor street: $40
Jesse B. Reister and wife to F. c..
Bischon. lots 1S3 and 1856. in Warwood.
$40.
Samuel NJ. Baird and wife to ChaTlotte
p Martin ct al, lot 80 in Loring Place:
]. D. Merriman and wife to George
Taylor, part Of Charles Paps farm; SIP
C. A Kyle and wife to Peter J. Smith
lot ISL in Loreland: $40
ct al. lot % in Glennova: $40.
James Dolan ct al TO Edna Elmer, lot
in TriadclphIa district: Sic
Bdna Elmer to J. ". krunme. lat IN
Triadclphia district: $40.
J W. Krumme to George Elmer. lot In
Triadelphia district: $40.
John S. Doty and wife to, Frank G
Jenkins, lot 1873 in Iceland: So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Arrivals and Departures.

There was only ono departure ana one
arrival at the wharf yesterday. Inc
Liberty left for Mccunncil@rlllr nj p
IN. with big trip and the Hclcn L.
arrived from New MatanoraS AT p H.
The General l'crshnE arrived from
pittshurrh nj | o'clock this morning and
left for Parkcrsburg Al ;.
Tho General Crnwder will be in from
Tit, shurrh ul - o'clock tomorrow morn
icr and leave for Charleston at I Il. m.
rhr Helen t. leaves for New Malta
moraS ut noon today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
COULDN'T DISAPPRovE.
/, voter wrote To his NJ. F.:

I've don't understand Some OF inc
things Won said in that speech "f yours
last MrEGry." and he then went on TO
dcrlorc his views.
TIL" VI. +. replied:
YOU should not find fault with me.
What YOU do not thoroughly understand
YOU cannot iptclIigcntly disapprore OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

Irr, Yesterday morning ut o'clock Tor
Marietta and down river cities. wherc
she will take out excursions. Sh' VIII
work down tho Chic river as TAR as en-
c;nn,ti md IN tho knnawla rs far as
I-b,rlrs,on returning to This city for
Tho rest of III" season. taking out her
usual Sunday excursions on Sunday,
June ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
NEW MANUALS FOE SCHOOLS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 13.The:
state board of education will meet In
nose Of writing new Manuals for fho;
high schools and junior high schools. IN
Vest Virginia. The courses Tor SUCH
schools in the state were outlined at y
meeting held short time ago, and41he:
manuals will conform to the courses
and subjects adopted at that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

Is. 1919. we shall feel justified in as
Stunning that the ordinance will not re-
ceive proper consideration.
May we suggest that your action prior
to Tuesday evening will furnish an an
swer to this communication. which will
be thoroughly masticat"d by petitioners
before swallowing. Very truly yours,
II. Il Jones, President.
z. ]. Graham. Jr-, Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
COUNTY COURT
licensed to Wed.

John E. Niller. 81. and Mary r. Weld
ner. 81 both Of Pittsburgh. w.,
wendell Kennan. p, and Bernice Hall.
Il, both of Washington. Pa
Arthur Roche. y. and Margaret baer'
q, both Of Washington, Pa
william F. ReaInond. 43, and Rosa l.
WiIIhorn, 80. both Of Steubenrllle. ONO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
in treSpaSS-

For any Kind Of c"m'nt "r concrete
work. ran r. !. GIliSan. % Fourteenth
6, Eel n44T-R N.Y. |. no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
Thirty-Flue Koreans Killed
by Jap Soldiers in Church as
Result of Korean Uprising

th..r pififul BELONGINGS about them
l'bey u,ere mostiy ytonen. some old
sll sunk In tbe dnll apathy of abjert
,.,ieers ana desnair ~ Underwood
,.n American nissionty who tolked 10
,h,n, IN choir avn iangtare bronshi
.tbe stnrv N vVb,t md ha0oened
.erha dax before IA. arrived sol8iers
came 10 the village and ordered an
IN male Christians Ia vather al the
church When aboit 3O ,xer. I'M tha
church. thc aol,li.rs onaned fir. an
ihom with rifles aud then entered
III. rhurch ami Finished tben, ~ Ulth
swords AID bayorets After tbis the.
So fi~a tn the ehureh ANA to house.
which otherwise vauld n9t hnva beer
l,.,,,..l %
~. - ..tl.
A.,
III -.
'.,... H.. ,'''i @ -, wy .'..'. ''''
-. .. .t.i ''''.t "
b ''"'' WIN
'.s' sly 1870, .'',''i'' anu q party
,,,.. q, ii s,u ~ .r.ss'v''
rr.si, ,'i,borf i,..rs. s. -i'.'Nl
49,, s,.r,..i H.. ..it 'Hs "i''N
,'.l -. in .'.s N''l 81
'.'''.' ''' ,.'N',.. ui ana lNe
'~iN 1900 ihvE were
"t'-' 'i',--' ""fFN. iNtet
s3inii's ~ Ia
~" 49, Nle'''u "p ana
~, .,.r, .','.f .''se, 'eMs ,oi,'il.hr
49, ~ w ~. res i .,,, ls"rnel
n.y., .s'' hi iles "eIe toll
th~ rb,'1,h uere 80 ,,,S 49, y, ol n'tI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08

By Tue Associated Press.
TOXIC. June ihlrty.iive ho-
reans were shot or killed with swords
a. huyoncts hy iparese soldiers IN "a
Christian church building at theam-
mi forty miles from Seoul 20 con
noetiun With The Korean independence
movement.
This has been confirmed By am I'M
yestigation hy British and American
consular agents ard hy missionary
leaders IN Korea The facts are adj
.mittcd hv the Japanese authorities az
Seoul including Governor General
uasrpawn The authorities say that
they deulure tine outrage. chat those
guilty of % have been punished ard
tl,at orders have been given 20 prevent
!. recurrence
Investigators also have found that
~oo0 hung. anQther village near
( Cheam ni. was burned hy the Jaga-
rose and that seyorai Koreans there
were wounded m au attack by lapa
ncso soldiers who shot them ur used
their swords and hayouets on them
as they fled from their burning homes
after the troops had set fire TO the
/ hu laWgs.
Reports have been received Of the
( burning 0f Christian churches ln three
other villages ani Koreans told The
Associated Press Correspondent at
Seoul that they could show him niue
villages which had been burned py
Z the Japanese
Details OF the massncre at Cheam-
nj were obtained by The Associated
( Pro- correspondent Who visited that
nlace in company with Raymond y.
Curiicc. the American Vlce-cOnsul at
Seoul and Mr. Underwood, AN Amer
( lean missionary. Subsequently the
correspondent again visited the place
with Nh Royds, The British consul
and several missionaries. including the
Rev Heron Smith, who is tn charge
+ of the work " thc Methodist church
ia Korea. Describing his visit to
/ Chram-ni the Seoul correspondent
writes that when they asked residents
I o nearby villages WHY tina, hamlet
had been burned they We're told that
I ID was because there WAS "a Christian
/ church ana many native Christians IA
( the village.
When we got to the place which
had been village Of about 40 houses,
we found only four on five standing,
4 all the rest weer smoking ruins he
/ continued. I'VE found body fright
I fully burned and twisted living ln a
compound and another either Of a
young man or woman Just outside thu
lchurch compound Several groups OF
people wehe huddled under little straw
shelters on the hillside with few O
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
Ten Deep Wells for Investment and the saes Certainty of one Produce

a ms o a o a
Geological Consult Ceoogt Interview oil oldms Everybody Go az
sndex { Pools oil lsee tina
Geological ll le Bkbt through Antonio San
BeuitoT ampco
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
SECRET or ANOTHER GERMAN
INDUSTRY ~ DISCONEkED

LONDON. june Z The secret " an
other German kcy industry has been
discovered, the manufacture ~ arti-
ficial mother Of pearl J W. H. Dew,
a Fellow ~ the Royal Society ~ Arts,
found the process after much patient
yperimcutinR.
DR. Dew WIS., engaged during the
whole period ~ the war 10 rrror
strucfinR. step by ater. the method
~ manufacture
Artificial mother ~ pearl Is used
for making fancy buttons, dress trim
minYs and many other articles. Be-
fore the war most ~ i came from
Germany
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08

hrnfi from Nim So Vta rroi.ni.
dflt
And the daughter IN la,,-.nhere
~ shci
' or thr first TINA the old lady
tailored. Tears ~cii.d Ue m the
faded eyes and tufr biod down her
ssrinhied cheeks She brouqrt from,
boz folded paper and haod.J
y the Russian officer.
3d. riHuosd mt once af fhf
rlnfrd psFe and hs whole az
PRECISION ehunYed Sad adielraH
nia iaurhinf eyes and nla dolarsIr
WuEH TNag ilI rNnlshrH f.or
tho ffHt time in int ufe ] looked
uuNu nnu Nifl murder Iu Ef.
hDaft
solshovik Proclamation
% Wonan's Ensiaycriert
80 proclamation issurd y, ffe
tnlsnoFiaa be- mid "thar npae ihrff
excuse for f ipon tNe grounds ihai u
represents the pfinrlnd of frU. No
cFdiFu This tit of pnp.f dtsfrof0
ihe eInDfiit of Goo homo nnl fi. aaa
rednrHs ~ uufNerhnnt 10 nufnat.
ihr ar3lH ef civilization aud nufs 81.
On -n u iowcf pihe fhlu nImif.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
Oil and Gas for Corpus Christi and the
DEVELOPMENT OF the Great Southwest
BY CAPTAIN G. WILBUR HAWKINS.

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