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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

I English scholar nnd ALSO in thc Latin
and GfDDk Glasses MoUHl nH Won aH
intellectual discipline the culture of
600 the faculties Of the mind ana NOT
part uf them wili Dog regarded nr
che teachers O. D. Farley and W w.
Whifhy 1s 0f paramount Importance.
and Hs essential SEQ atiniuinn che object
uf complete education tnr formation
Tot fn ,lttnf0l DhN llft. and t1lun
blc momh'I of society
Jas r. Barnard-Aa ytHl Poe .oou tr
announcement at tho Bond 0f thr 1901
tounl column OF rhs sur iHt b.
Barnard. we'll tpown vrf. Hnd
publisher has become intoro BOB tO.H
pHpor Hnd Dol future if Wn lD uunl
od every saturday nf Barnard and
callahan lMr Barnard WHO wtH cn.
gagged in iho newspaper business n
corpus Christi Cor many years pressing
AWAY. 90 thp "Groat Deyond" BOP lk.H.
was The father of our follow citizen. D.
b Barnard and Mf Gcoren Dich
our present posimaslerl
Colonel Kinney ~ The Galveston
Civilian notices thDi Colonel Kinney of
Corpus Chust has been spoken of f0r
thc poet 90 United sintos Hu.fcr fo
Meslco under rho NOW admin tmfon
in ihc knowledge of tho language .ur
dliiuns. politics nnd public mon ~
Mexico as we'll as of mo peculiar
dmiDmHcr ~ thlf country perhaps uo
man iH superior to 1850 Colonel 90 s
uuo hr hns not occupied an greIL
sunDo in thc eyos OF thr people of tho
oid States of the Dnion fe mmi mon
Dat oven n ihif respect Hn De- .rl,nNl
hfhiud some 90 Che memhcU of tlr
present cabinet lie WON En0wn n
reue. nt icaat navus occupied Hof.ai
.pfnmInont offices among others tunf
of .mcmhcr of the convention which
framed our present constitution
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink q glass OF real hot water
before breakfast TO wash
out polsons.

IIo n nut merely u htc huf lo
.uNo vo'i eat wrll digest we'll w0rh
.ntU Hlorn wen l0oh well what %
e.ououa condition tn attain aud SGT
nuN very HNN SO Boz 10 one VIII only
adopt iho incoming inside bath
Folhs WHO arc accustomed Goo i'oi
duN and nDatt Whom thry nIre rphi-
uus headache sWln uUm cold foul
tongue. NASTY breath Held stomach
ru usto1d fool as fresh aa daisy
M unmus thc sluices 90 the al stem
each morning. and rWhng out enc
whole of enc informal poisonous stag
naut matter
Etcsono whether Mms slck or
won should each mornlng before
9reahfOt drmh gnsH oi real hot
waiter with 81 teaapoOnfu uf iim tome
phosphato Boo 30 to wash from the
stomach uvcr MdneNe and bowels Che
previous duy ndlgcsuhle waste
sour uilc ana poisonous toxins thut
cipauens sWectpntug and pwifNlua
thc ogtiro Mlmonar1 canaShotoro Put
tne m0to Good utn thv stomach The
action of hoi water and limestone
phosphate 900 Hn empty stomach Be-
wonderfully nNigoatlng 10 Dlpu 'ui
an tho souf Concentrations gases
waste ANA ncldln and giNcf one q
splendid appetite for breakfast Will,
sou arc clioy ing your breakfast tn,
water and phosphate is quietly esq
/ tractlng "a large volume of wator from
the blood and gcttine ready gov d
tanroush flushing of AN thc inside
Organa
The millions ~ people who ave
bothered with constipation hihou'
spells stomach trouble. rhtnmaiism
others VINO have sallow skins ploo'
disorders and sickly complcNions ar'
urged 10 set q quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drue ston
(which viii cost very nttlc but is nf
lfciont to make anyone q pronounced
crank on the subject ul internal sani
tation Advertisement
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rhcr,s altoncihpr 500 nuch doubt
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cont with thc prospect th1t % wiN con-
tinue to adsanco until b. becomes pf
uclih rrohihitivo except log such
hnvo money io throw to tho birds
forO tho sale off nuior for hcvof c
purposes De- barred hF National cnN
menl iu Sew YORK. CHS thr' nfr Dt
uectue imported champagne 20 sell tt
fe5 rlnss COZ at lhc rate OF 500 o.
quart after June BOZ. nnd possibly ih.Ic
arc Whit are cHilod 'eood Hporia n
Gotham who wil pay thc prico, hHt
thoi win mot hr found amone N'
thriu, nnd iudiciOu. who work fol t
living However Goo common people
There b., which Be- meant thc mns.er
can manage, to eot nilng without m
ported champagne.
Mosuwhilr nN thr irs season .u-
proachea. distiuors hrrNcra Bnd tHrti
clientele me nHkinE strenuous on0ftt
ID nreyDui tnr NnflOu- vldp prohibition
amendment from going into effect DIS
lapprHNua tD popular suffrage to undi
what the Legislatures uI iurti iiN,
States have done n mufiiug thn'
propuItnu nui use prospect toI tiiru
iN NOT promising THE dUlfh WHrran
iuf John ilrlDNcurn hHH boom signed
scaled aud delivered and iNr tun io
/ thy execution uAoH Thcrl viii hn n'
repr.n,p to sI thnf rDnnIn hoNoui
thr "kcNne that w inHcpa thl' IRON
such 81 departure iH lor ihrm to rro
ulrn rrr tht lnHt ltahlr NliU fhf urnf
ost approach tn resignation fhHt De- poN
/ rihic 8ud lot "a $50 Hf inHt we wil
I sst aiua. tcr, Well without Imported
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

Or,om 1c corru christi sHr of
AurlNgiw 49,
The 81 paso Route - ! suiyioY
writes ltfef to colonel Kinney. thr
letter datel Corpus christi Aprll iA
fg4a Colonel SuiNisr sa1H ou ih'
sih day uf Iarch 3 sfi Corpus CHRISTI
ln cumpau wltn tIuiQin Alton nnd
pnfty. wn. demputf going go ChI.
fomm 81 object Dol ICeommninr tnir
rartf seal suieli q tho purpose of
maftlng road uom Corpus 'hI'ru
a. $40 ra OuI ute WAS un Ni'
rlrht han Uf AZ, Success River The
rountn rvoi uH after examining
% cioscl, found thIt good wagon
foad could ice hnl ncnr enc Nucr'N
to Snn roI udO fDai and ffnm Whence
a. tho hrnU spring thc Los MoIfa.
Al hm u .o Capt loo Alien aud mH
ulrty cam. .n She conclusion Goo cntnen
ihon dire, Hn and pss through MoN
fo bpaans. OF iarr, bodies of indians
Ircportod t..n hrtwc % los MurnH HnH
ihp puorC0 This c.gsed me Co return
I hnvinr hu seven uou with me aud
believing ID imF 1nt GO take ihe
/ Canine N, VIII less then twenty
we'll EARNED roniio men My oplnon.
aud from 30 Hmnn thaf can rely nn,
De-. that f1d. acueablc route f1f
wugona cnn h.d to El rNo. with
lar ahundancD ltiv ter from This point.
| Tho canine RcA ia nrgr road made
by tho Coma from the nrnd wl-
io,a of enc 10, Noras nce 60 Oh rarp.
nsd from 800 Dc.oInsa "a Dr. practical
wagon road
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

"Aronf sou ela1 in a,c ihcao food
HhlppDr investigated"
20 dunno" answered the ultimate
consumer flf aluHtr Worries u' ID
hulo no Hoe anything done CHAT ndnN io
tho expense of conluctlue their huHi
ufss Wart.nrfon star
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04
Tuesday, March 4, 1919
PASSING OF SALOONS.

More than twenty lh"N-
sand licensed drinking places m
the six 'wet' states OF the Ccn-
tral Wcst-llhn0is. Wisconsin MINI
nesota. Missouri. Kentucky and
Ohio -arc 90 go oar OF existence
within four months if America
ahohshcs liquor traffic, for the
first time in history under ihc
presidents wartime prohibition
order
Millions of dollars worth OF
property used as disiileries. brew.
cries. saloons. wine rooms and
roadhouses already has changed
hands and is being converted into
new lines ol industry
Many small hrcwcries and "a
few large ones, nave arranged 20
become manufactures, cold stor-
age plants or artificial lee tnc-
tories ln Wisconsin, which pro.
duces sixth of nli beer hrcwcd
in America, one big brewery has
disposed of its fixtures and sold
its kegs as Liberty Cabbage
containers.
The two hundred Kentucky dis
tillcrs claim their financial losses
will Car surpass those oi brewers
because location aud peculiar con-
structi0n of disiilIcrics will NOT
permit OF gay auto parties, claim
that they too VIII suffer heavy
financial losses Ttty say u would
be impossible 90 draw patrons Go
out OF ihc way places without
h0uor Inducements
Wisconsin has a.665 licensed
drinking places, Illinois s,1lA,
Ohio. $500 Missouri, 5000 Min.
ncsOta. 500. and Kentucky 600.
Ohi0s saloons are expected 90
close May % under an amend
mcni ~ thc State constitution
Hundreds of saloons n fho SIS
states viii Doe converted into soda
shops. caicierias. cafes, motion
picture thcatcfs, drug STORES. hab.
erdasheiios and cozy soft drink.
dancing emp0riqm There will
be- large increase b Che number
Of drug stores, according to liquor
dealel
Saloon iiziufes as uu.e ars
Suitable foi the drug Store. sand
one hig Chicago dealer For ihis
reason There will Doe many NOR,
drug ,iore, And now With prohi
bHi0H virtually faef t1c lifti,
verse Wo used to repeat iu Jest
ran De said With O grain of SIM
cerity
Hush, little Bawoom,
Don't you cry.
"Aou u hc drug store
and Bye
The coeng witt mark the pass
iue oi Nancy saloons ihm lor yoor
layc bud almost national cfpuia
iions ln Bridgeport, Ohio !.
what is repuied io bc the largest
barroom in thc world with 26a
feet of ba ,pace in Chicago is thC
smallest The Midget, with "a
space of bat five feet up n parts
of Minnesota are resorts that al.
most form q part al the States
early history, places whore tho
polyglot floaiers from woods and
fields under ihe shadony flare ot
kerosene lamps, staged plu bal-
Ties that would cheaper me pres
sni-day "moyie" director
In Chicago the trick stairWays,
electric currents and nc gong,
that caused rural visitors al
"lleiniegabAbblcr's 10 cut
strange caporS, while regular pa
irons doubled zap Ia gale ol
laughter, may be replaced with
barber chairs and bath rooms.
n was twenty years ago that
lleiniegabubbler's' opened its
house of trap doors, slilirg
fo0imals and kissing scrpents
latter siunlar places were opened
iu other CITIES
n WAS not unusual 10 see 4
typical uuraliit with broad-brim
lned straw hal, oreralls. hlgl
hools and grip sack, go sliding
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04
The Political liammoek

"po sou uud public office an easy
hcrthfr
90 shouldn't rXaeth cln berth
said senator Sorghum tNoushtfgiN
"fts moro Use hammock hnrd Go
g,i into comiorlRhly and Hiill harder
10 e,i oul of gracefully Washington
rifr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

Nss Gush-ti iust adore caviar
doni fouf
cept ou thc phonoenph Houston
loai.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

fre better to hclong 90 an arni of
occupation abroad chan Co nn arms OFF
no-oocupation at homc.--'rhe bysiand.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

rnnFs sr,m oroWded hero lu swiiz
cfaud
"Nos hr" ne tho landlord 'the}
frr
"AI SORTS of people Hl0ui
"Qulin fu 900 Nnu mind ruumanf
nllh 500 oK-kIus Judge
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SOME LATE ONES


Johnny What Kind of hen lays
golden efFs2
Father ANY kind that lnfH at ali'
judge
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Then carofuiold dotted line its en-
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on, Fold eascction underneath ac-
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81 YOU are not q Fubscribr7 20 The
Caller, now Is a good time 20 "come M
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CORPUS CHRISTI
YEARS AGO

Es,ras by Corpus Christi Star
published BY Charles Callahan
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SERVICE ALWAYS

WHILE OTHER INDUSTRIES SLEEP, TIE LioHTlNc COMPANY
srllL AWAITS YOUR CALI
NO MATTER WHEN YOU AWAKE, YOU'LL FIND THIS RtAoY
sERVANT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04
Electricity is Service
Nnfhinn lInre. Nnfhinn Loss

Your electric light company is selling the greatest
service in the world That is its specially we ask
YOU to read this in order that you may have better
understanding of the meaning Of CEASELtSS
SERVICE.
Nhonovor you ayseh" bun" want
baker butcher
coscd 90 be content These
acopi have cert N which they bucnctt
youo eetrc lghta fans toast
for youWha ncn No matter
period o. The loht company comes
Cor immediate
WHEN CONSIDER THAT EVERY SECOND each minute
an night week and week out
late
matt s1iteh electric
WAITING READY hnt lnstantathout nutsthcn
you being idea what eeatecss
HUMAN HANDS HUMAN HEADS MAY
Refuse 10 THINK tho Of ELECTRICITY
building
with the that ksdcs
fire. chat the End ~ e wash tub
efficiency
any
poasbo tho
thr con
SERVICE
SERVICE MsAN8 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS AND SATISFIED
TONERS Tire electric nh
tnued cooperation ct the public perfect no
CORPUS CHRISTI RY. & 1t. co.
Are You Receicing the Benefits of Electric Service
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-04

Corpus Chriaecadcmy -rhis rArrl
iyut mmuuuou nnW nnun f0 the
reception OFF pd e win hc spon ht
card n nolh,i oumu Thorough in-
luctou win gsiVon BOO 900 branches
of study W& to fofm q finished
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23

I FOR WEEKS some of the democratic papers Of lower
Delaware have been printing editorials laudng the efforts
of the republican faction supporting Mr. Alfred dupont
in Delaware politics. and decryng the faction recognized
the Organization Last Sunday the Star Of Whining
ton charged that these democratic sheets had sold their
editorial columns for the of fifty dollars per month
for the purpose alleged against them This is serious
charge when in the whole against the democratic papers
general, without specifications as to the the
willing sell their honor for small of gold.
We know that there honorable conducting demo-
cratic Delaware who far above being guilty of
this character of prostitution The contamination of the
from which public sentiment by
of editorial columns deserves unqualified condemnation
There are few sheets printed in Delaware which
without any perceptible influence they
Quoted without regard for well of the public idea OF
honest earnings for the enterprise They simply
pieces for individuals and politicians do not realize
the value of influential newspaper less to
what becomes of the publication just so they are
responsible for the decimaton of the statements they
make The articles referred to by the Sunday Star
being printed certain papers in Delaware, have been
noticed and commented by just few persons who
happened to them, and it matter of surprise
that the of fifty dollars per months, or twelve
dollars and half per week should paid for the
printing Of anything in the columns used Even the
newspaper business is afflicted with whose pur-
pose is to suck money from any possible Now
let the Star its unmasking the
guilty has the goods on balance Of the
fraternity, without regard political afiliaon will GER
tainly help to them earth There no difference
whatever between the fellow sells his vote and the
person who sells his honor that honor is repre-
5ented by the editorial columns a small newspaper
Inc people OF Delaware have for of that class
md the newspaper fraternity certainly down
md drive out all SUCH for they destroying
1 the real newspapers to build higher standing
md respect and responsibility of the newspapers of this
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23
MILK CONSUMERS SHOULD SEE THIS

The effort to have the people supplied with pure milk,
well milk which has the right proportion of fats and
other tissue building materials, has become public
sponsibility and along this line number of and
prominent in the affairs of Delaware have become
interested with others who working for the
suits pure better milk To get the people interested
get the darymen of this State educated
the point of keeping only such grades of and
breeding cattle which will bring the results desired meet
ngs have been arranged of the and main
of Kent and Sussex counties, show by actual
demonstration, well circulate printed information
along this line which will bring home the cash advantages
the milk producers and the to the consumers
of milk that they will get pure wholesome and tissue
building milk for their homes the creameries and
child feeding purposes. This week display has been
made at the offices of Draper Davis Company, in North
Milford which will show exactly what it means to have
pure milk and the desrabiity of the right breeds of
cattle to accomplish the purpose The public is invited
be present this display questions and become
interested in the milk question
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23

1T IS STATED that President Wilson may be compelled
to ask for third term President of the United States
because of the attitude of the Republican members
United States Senate toward the ratification of the Treaty
of Peace with the League of Nations clause
ranged If this should be the final of the political
situation certainly will be good the people of
the United States who feel that this country should
make any enangling alliances, such the League of
Nations will entail upon this country 1t will make abb
solutely certain the election of a Republican President
in 1920 and the Republican control of Congress- which
will bring about tariff legislation and relieve the people
of part of the direct which they loaded up
with thru and by the management and direction
ident Wilson and his party control. Yes nominate Will
son for third term for the great and benefit
OF the country do this and what happens.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23

IN NOMINATING A. o. H D. GRIER for President Of
City Council Of Wilmington the Democratic Party has
again demonstrated fact that the leading men of that
city are natives of the lower counties Delaware Mr.
Grier and his parents former residents of Milford
where their foreahers resided many years He is
OF the dependable men Of Wilmington who quietly and
without any ostentaton has maintained higher place
the newspaper world and has always recognized as
man Of honor and whose word always unquesoned The
City Of Wilmington will have regret should
Mr. Grier be chosen the city election to preside over
the City Council, for his of unQuestoned probity
and honored both at his home and wherever known on the
Maryland and Delaware peninsula.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23

THE ANNUAL OBSERVANCE of Decoration or Mem
oral Day in the United States of America in 1919 will
mean to the people of this generation than it has
for the past thirty years more seventy thousand
homes in the United States it will be day which brings
fresh the memory of who his life for the pre-
servaton of democracy and freedom and around the
shrine of the home where the loved has departed
never to return the annual observation of the national
day set for the decoration the graves of our
soldier dead, will have sacred, well as a personal
TeeIng OF responsibility of what the home owes to the
of government. When Memorial Day comes
on Friday May SOth weeks from this day, all the
people will be better by paying tribute who are
our patriotic dead
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23
PISTOL CARRYING AND PISTOL GETTING

term of ten years in prison given last week by
Chief Justice Mccoy in the city OF Baltimore to pistol
carrier with the the court announced Of setting
example. Such is too severe for one who
secretly himself and the lives of others.
It is to be hoped that the maximum penalty will be ap-
piled in every Delaware But it always be
membered that only very small percentage of pistol
carriers detected The way to reach this evil is to
the getting of guns within this jurisdiction by
who have right to carry them and who in
need of them. This be accomplished only by law
which will put penalty upon the selling giving
exchanging of deadly weapon without the presentation
of permit issued by designated official who is pass
upon all applications. Until such law is enacted pistol
carrying will remain standing society. and
the longest possible Of Imprisonment will
reach the of the evil.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23

THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES in Wilmington last
Saturday surprise many members that party,
the contest between Mayor Lawson and William NJ.
Connolly resulted in vote for the latter which the
margin in favor Of Mayor Lawson small in comparison to
what it generally expectedthe majority being only
lS4. The Democratic party in Wilmington has trouble
within its ranks which may result in surprises at
the polls at the election The Republican primaries
will be held in Wilmington when the contest
will be between William Taylor Senator Robertson
who recently announced his candidacy It will be warmly
contested primary for nomination of the entire ticket
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23
GO srRAIeHr AND SAVE TROUBLE

An idea be lodged in the heads of few of the
people who drive automobiles that when the license
is procured from the Secretary of State, that ends all in
the State may in the the tags which
used for automobiles But such is the the
license charged for automobiles is based upon the weight
and capacity of the machine Ford less than any
other machine, while large Pierce-ArrOw Hudson
will have to pay than twice the license fee is
paid for Ford runabout Then the drivers license
be another point which taken advantage of
the people who operate automobiles and many and
women driving who have licenses. while children
operating far below legal age which the
provides for The authorities very properly enforcing
the laws and making those who attempt to beat the
State of Delaware out of just and proper fees pay for
their evasion Of responsibility for the sake of saving few
dollars which they justly to the State for its support
and maintenance of the public roads The police of Milford
have been directed to enforce the automobile laws
they printed and those who trying evade per-
formance Of their duty and cheat the proper
revenue will have to come across with the cash in the
shape of fines and fees and aferward probably forfeit
the licenses they have already paid Encourage the
police and the authorities in compelling the people
live the laws is the duty of each
to that all such cases be prosecuted
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR COLORED GIRLS

THE following editorial printed in the Wilmington
re campaign in progress to raise fund to establish
,reformaory school colored girls Delaware This is
fine work. and when it is accomplished fact will be
factor in the moral well fare of Delaware people
the editorial follows:
The State Federation of Colored Womens Clubs pur-
pOses establish industrial sci;SS sc=
claiming incorrigble coored girls A campaign is being
conducted to secure s25OOO for this home.
by the State Federation says that the Juve
nile Court is muchnteresed in the undertaking and is in
position know the great need for institution
The asked for large The federation should not
have difficulty in getting it.
This is a worthy effort the part of colored
themselves for the young girls of their
who need It is a Of sef-hep. And such
women those who compose the official board of the
Federation the qualified undertake labor
Of love of this kind In all probability it would be more
than if such undertaking should be attempted
by Of the white
The appeal for a worthy calls to mind that
the State Federation Of Colored Womens Clubs is thor
oughly organized body August 1916 It has many
departments such Social Science Young People Tenn
perance Cvics Arts Crafts Music and other things
The proposal to establish home is practical effort in
the right direction and that the abors of these
colored women benefit girls of their will be
crowned with The whole Should be
cerned this project The such a school could do
the girls the less there would be the public
5ody-gould have to do"