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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
"Wednesday, March -, 1919
HOME GARDENS

According 90 Mayor Roy Miller
the City Council within 'he next
few days will doubtless take ac-
tion 90 extend patrons of The City
Water Plant the same generous
rates as provided during the
past few wears. fcr the purpose of
providing an ample water supply
for home gardens
II will be recalled that under
this plan. originated Do Corpus
Christi. and since adopted hy %
number of Texas cities and towns,
those residents who desire GO
plant gardens are granted very
low water rate. conditional of
course. upon the water being
used for watering gardens. and
after such patrons have signed
agreements go plant gardens, with
the City Water Department
Last year more than seven
hundred of the patrons awaited
themselves Of the low rate offer,
and Corpus Christi truly was a
city of home gardens. and thou
sands Of dollars of food was
raised right here az home, cn-
abling many people 20 save money
10 invest In Liberty Bonds and
Thrift Stamps who probably 9TH
erwiso could not have done 500
III war gardens. in encouraging
thrift, were necessary during the
war. they are equally as import
amt NOW. for the couNtry IS in q
period of rcadiusimcni and re-
construction where every cconom-
e. force chat viii save time. money
and supp1ies particularly food,
must be set in motion
The peoples OF Europe m "a
large measure win hc dependent
upon America for food supplies
for At least another Sis or seven
months, and we must exhibit the
same eagcrness in helping 20 feed
the unfortunate victims of war
broHo on by the Huns as we
were glad % demonstrate by send
ing 0nr sons 90 the baiilc-iiclds
20 help fight The battles Of our
Allies
Home gardens offer 90 the busy
business man am opportunity ior
few hours relaxation each day
and also save him many dollars in
food bills
With 4 little effort and mcou-
ageincui We cun makc Corpus
Christi ihe greatest home garden
city bon the country and wc should
certainly Tor selfish reasons
alone, BE willing So make that ci
fort.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
IsoLArING OURSELVES

One of tie most sonlerusIing
of all experience Is to hc alone
in great wilderness
Ever fhe strongest minded main
could hot long endure cmap' ie
Isolation away FROM contact Niih
other minds even Though slp-
piled with food and rameu For
10 be placed iu greal wilder
ness. apart from all Tho world of
thinking men, would mean mad-
ness
And yet This fact is carried out
"a peoples minds every do, ana
everywhere
Many people isolate ik ln'elFce
within themselves there 10 detc.
lioate trotting idiluro-ward m-
caring
Thc world demands human
contact Il Is the only method
whereby thq world IS able 20 Jog
along toward les millennium
Aud ihe only way whereby a
mind Is abie 40 construct Itself
y hy contact with the 'heughis Of
other people BY playing garound
lhe ways % men aud affairs
III YOU have q good body-fom-
dation and YOU exercise u, and
care ion IL, that body is going %
serve sou well through every
emergency ~ life IT'S exactly
ihc same Niih your mind Bat
you must lead that mi.i into
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
Broad Plan for Aiding
Returned Soldiers Is
Contemplated by Canada


Winnipeg Man. March -prcnm-
luart measures hHvc boon taken ht tnn
naWnitn Repatriation Committee fsf
carrying out lhe broad plHn of aetlsi-
.nE returned soil.erH and thor deqrnd
rnte which mlN involve government
expenditure of ti90 100000
i.oans toWiua mof. ihsu gf.600oo
hHte abroad, boon granted % thousand
ON moro returned soldiers white 500
othCw have made entries ou govern.
mont lnni under the soldier settlement
act ottawa has officially announced
THE governments program as pro-.
paired thus iar would alioN 3D. returned
soldier Ireo aftnt of quarter srr-
fIon on homestead condition. n addl
ilon t0 hie ordinary homestead right
This privilege ie extended under thr
soldier settlement act Tho roNorr
moui hna suspended entry hy Others
fhnn soldiers ON aN rcmHinine houD-
eiond lands boz tho western provinces
Within fifteen mileH of railway traus-
roftHfion
soldier 's eligible Go maximum
l0Hn ol s2t0D fnf purchafe uf iNeatoDk.
erection of nnndinrs and other m-
rrorcmrnn WHOM hc goes on tho mnd
The lo1n which must ho repHid BOO
fWcrtf Hnnui nsHluuenfs r eItcn Joe
tnp TOWN oi refunds f0f expenditure
Interest of nNo percent s charged .sn
additional $1,000 mny Dee advanced as
thc hut i Immoted
Iho government ia co-npcratlug with
iho Soldier settlement Hmrd to ac.
qU|rr Suitable lands now hoh uncriti
rnfrd hv private nwrors Government
Officials mN thlt ut thc comnr session
of parliament legislation wiil ho SOUGHT
fnr obtaining ercat tracts OPT auch lands
to he rr sold to soldiers at ros,
4 Plans iur othrr reconsideration WORT
nre going forward rapidly OfuciMs
700 ottawa have informed marorn of
leading cites .n Manitoba. Sa.kaichc-
wnn md Alloril tnnt the ro,orumrni
is ready fo give each provipcc ~ GOO U0o
for road work provided th" prov iu,es
unle This appropriation the minor por.
ton of wood roads fund Tho roq.fn-
m-ni wa not uiy moro thnn ioris
ucrent of tnr mehwoy expenditures
Dob unt province
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
TEXAS PRESS
THAT'S DETERRENT.


'Gf -enntor Lodge wore in Iasis"
NJ seldom cahie1 from chat Citr Ncf-
'rrdat "one question pot 90 him would
nt. what 60 you oflsr aa substitute
for ihIa covenant az ihr League of Na.
tinns which SOU oppose A. matter
oi nict hU has been asked rlnsinn-
tmNy fhnt already in communication
from thl asido of the Atlantic end
there is much interest aH tn what his
reply to fho challenge viii he."
And thnt isnf GOO Nr lodge hHa
boon asked Idouiicaliy that question hf
m1nf writer's and speakers on DIE own
side Of inc Atlantic hut he has NOT ,ci
even mtimatcd Whom or whether ho
viii ropiy hy putting forward suhst
tuic Tor the constitution dmftod hy tho
siatcsibsn az forrteen nnuons repre-.
sentative of such lars" variety oi
racoe. c.ceda sovereign political sys-
toms ard shades OF opinion thr world
over ~ tho constitution io which toe
Massachusetts sage go warmly objects
b. bound to lead le to thc procipice of
Trofzytan intcrnationnllsm and then
plunge us into the abyss ~ chnos and
National diHntcrntion certainly 20
would sccm hlg paramount patriotic
and humane duty Go come go oar res.
cu, since he olso declares his approval
of the principle" of nn lnternationn
.enmo to koop the worlde peace
fut ancr an why bo unreasonable
a. the lnte Alfred "a Lewis remarked
on one occasion 90 critic ls "a person
who finds fault with SOU for doing
something ho corld MOI DO boz wnf
boz world NOT do % 30 hc could TN,
TACT lf vc don't EXPECT senator lodge
in show the pence congress iho right
was to "a Lraeue of Nations. -san An.
tonic Express.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12

scores and ores ot places Won
must give that mind D chance 90
soc And Il IS absolutely ncccs.
sary thar thar mind be driven into
work If % won I 20 in amy other
way
n thero IS @ wilderness in your
mind. clear IL out Make ID q
place good enough for scores of
other people 90 come 90 for 90 dip
into It's waters Of refrcshmcnt and
life eti-1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12

Good Ncws--Wiih pleasure $500 uuh.
N.h In T1n StHr today MHiar General
iNookDH order $50 ssh which finally
uN1Iis to us thtt protection from
Indian irprolnilons WU have needed
so louE % N noW fYo months since
Ifmt WtiDi with HDfUfal nfitl.. mOn
Wampn Hnd children wDrc found
maesfcf.d nu ihe rsad hefunou tnW
nIare aHN iHr Elu tlauHr ~Nts that
nmo constant series of murders. r1
uin. fUi r'undrf have boon carried
nl Hr tN. 1flcea against nN iHe .rf
NtupNf uH Doe rio tnAudO and NIu
Nu0oee hi which two hundred lives
I have heou iost and an immcnse amount
of pronfiiy sacrificed Although t
w0sud secm that two hundred ANA
twenty fisr men is amHN foice fa
IpNttnd over Hn open frontier of two
hundred mIlUs. ytt 30 F matter uf
HISTORY ihHt Indians are disposed io
|rtr Tstfs Raneer- wilde uolih
whatever contempt thov have for thc
/ infri -ffiee lnfHntrf
oarcr No. 53.--in consequence of
fne nYcltel aud continued dnp,da-
flnus nf tno Indians fhn commanding
general hlH determined n maize o.
fcquIalflon 900 his ENcoNeuf Governor
/ % g. Wood ~ Texas. fof thrive conn
panlct Hf Rangers. enrh seventy ieaf
Htrune ln The uEarcEife. Tho general
depot nI these uunNa 1871 iN Hi Cons
Ugs Christi and thoA ue Intended fo
operate through thr southwestern
frontier ul lhis State Ia from GoNHl
to Corpus Christi and tntuee fo fho
1850 Gundr mugine through the whole
rnunff. and more particularly. whore
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE RETAINS
UMPIRE STAFF or LAST YEAR

Nc~ York. March 90 National
lDfrre rmnrea of nH fclsou have
norn rr-Dnrlpcl Gov 1919 John A.
uDsdi.r president of the ioleuo. 1n-
nouncrl hero toda, Robert Em Dos
who h.rln umplrlue for thc Tongue De-
lfol $3.50 serve hls e0th consecutive
soar.
Tho IIei 0f Umpire iolioW
Robert tmsilc lfrnri oUY. NNum
klom ChaH kiglcr William Byron
fnfnr QuelcF Potter Harrison. anI
Charles Moran
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12

thc eetnnafd of tho sword presented
hl t0e Emperor VI Russia to Com.
NiddiN thc gold suuif boN aud pint
bottle of tho OTTO OF Hoscs The parties
leff fU. Washington on the morning of
thr 500 n chlIee 90 tAp police Of
f|..T.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Weather bureau

a.. g. llocNuihorn. Local obaertorl
weather bulletin Tor the "a hours
ending s.on D u. 10Th meridian time.
Tuesday Narch a.. 1919.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
CORPUS CHRISTI
SEVENTY YEARS AGO

T. paper
published io4e by g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

The Intclligerc-r this morning Is
aple 70 present a comprehensive sEN"pr
as of the Holloway Edwards r'NsN ~
, additions IN St.".l "rnt'rS "utS'"' w
ne wheeling d;str.C'. The r"1"rt "'.'S
IN detail tn, He~,""ta@' ~ norma! pr
cuction in the plants IN "thrF '''L"tH
: we'll a. the rvrS"Ht1-' ~ III" I'"'"'"
number OF men who are ROW II WORN
The complies report from wn'ch
these Figures were taken were suomi
rod Friday evening T. LauGh'!N M!
,,,.,ulnv.S A: Martins Ferry. by whotp
viii holloway and Robert td"aVuS
" re sent % make an Investigation !"
other steel centvrS.
The report is very lengthy u"cu,
rnent, and goes IutO very minute "etdi'
In setting forth exactly every depart
,neut uf ,hr various plants N'S!t.a oS
the committee tS well a. sets t,Shr'
a., The rr~r.ntagr uf men employed anu
the percentage OF production at each
t;r"m Pittsburgh 20 Monessen. ac-
curd!uE 20 ~" report. the C"W'h2tN 80
listed the, National Tub" t"mpan' :
works. At the Continental Works am"
Pcnnsylvaria plants. the pr@d"'t:"n r.
ported * - per en-, and n" men 'in-
ployed ~ per cent "t normal.
At homestead. Ia. tI'' c"mmi'tc%
found :, :" pr cent pr"duyiuH ana y"
per cent of IN" men Employed. N"r-
mally. l2."60 men WORK ia IN" plants.
The comulittr" found l".""n al work.
At The RanKrn Works. Rankin. IA.
the committee found blast furnaces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
DON'T
BE A
lobster"

Don't be a lobster, because he
goes backward when he wants
to go forward! Improve your
health and cast out the poisons
m the system, keeping your
self inwardly clean with a good
laxative. If you can't sleep
nights, II your head feels dull
and thick, it may be due and
probably is-to auto intoxica-
don. This is the time to heed
the warning, do not hesitate to
take castor oil or that well-known
tiny pellet made up of May-appie,
Loes and jalap, and sold by
every druggist in the land as
DR.. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets.
The body is highly organized
machine of complicated parts in
which the stomach, liver and kid
neys work for the common good.
II you clean the stomach, liver
and bowels occasionally with DR..
Peree's Pleasant Pellets you can
keep wall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

Chicago, including several in Canada.
In ono Of the places where they recently
stopped. going into n department store,
'h"y sign.ficd their intention "f buying
-, Ks, They were shown silk socks
No" the purchaser shook his head:
thai wa not what he wanted. Then the
acc, .mndaling clerk brought out PAIR
OF Isle socks. Still they did not meet
the requirements Of the purchaser %ho
tried very hard to convey ny gestures
IN. what il WAS that he wanted. Fin
aIIY in a flash of inspiration he said
"!:aa-a-a-a The clerk got the idea ana
huTr cd t. produce pair Of WOODEN
socks to the great dclG ht of his custo-
mcr.
alter in Detroit they purchased some
perfectly god American made trunks.
and when they arrived At their next
dCstinniirn were Mortified 10 discover
tn. tr,I'in"nt they were undergoing at
1hc hands Of the haGEa-" man. They
rXpo.'ulatcd wildly with the men in
Italian. begging them Ia deal more gen
iII with them as they were new. Tho
BIZ CElEc men did not get their idea ~
all. and to their repeater petitions salI;
"Aw gwan, what arc you talkin' about
This dialogue kept up for several min
utcs. and ono was in the act OF attemW,
rrC to rescue his trunk from the cruel
treatment Of the baggage man. when the
manager appeared on the scene. TO cs-
cort them 10 the waiting delegation or
knights Of Columbus, who had become
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

To keep the kidneys clean, drink
plenty of water between meals;
also, if you wish to escape half
the ills which cause early deaths
from kidney disease, affections Of
the heart, rheumatism and govt,
drink pint of hot water a half
hour before meals This with
regular out door exercise, sensible
food and occasionally taking
"Anuric" (anti- uric acid) before
meals for a few weeks at a time.
there is no reason why q man
or woman should not live to be a
hundred Doctor Pierce's Anuric
stimulates the kidneys, causing
th-n to throw out the poisonous
eric acid which causes US to have
pains III the back, lumbago, rheu-
matlSm OF govt
"Aauric" car be obtained at almost
all good drug stores; o. send 10 cts.
to Doctor Pier"e's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. for trial package
1t always benefits and often cures
the cause of kidney disease, as
well as rheumatism and govt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

boomers and one sheet bar mill ut the
New Castle works.
4, L,orr.l u, fourteen of tho fifteen
- b"arth rnrn,CrS Of lie Union Steel
XXX, VIZ, WORKING ana All other mart
i,m~nts worktuG in fun nld hr"ai;:,,,; re-
,r's 'u nr',iIIrt.nu At SlarrI. Ia, IN,
'i"T -, % T,,,,,i.,i y ~ ,r.r,,ui ~. d.!,-
t,n;' The Sharun steel hoop p.ri,j Was
['', 'i,;rl- III fiji
j., .,.,,,.u..,yn. oI.n '.1.. ...,,..u. .....
! fcind the Lowell Mil. I'M. T. ul"i.t.
Th,. IT, Esd S;cI Company l,:., VS.
,,.''r,,,rI. IN full .In,. IUuu-:.'.y,u .,.n.G
A. "f ubr c"nIany WIS rrra"l.ua your II
~ sIX blast iu.:.l,,s and liz, sn.,j r..'l,
Us SIN UrI'' ,,,r;inr U,f,. Ih. py. a :,..
! "" ,l.rrJ m 6p uc,r.ut and lin.
4 Ii,rr,cnIa,.,, Of men cmpluHcd at to-.
! m, YnuurSt0wu R"puh.ic. u,Icr a,I
| lower CariyS!v, Bonu'il and Bra" II ID
:; eel plants w,rc all wvtL.:,S II ISL.
! I:nplOycs Of til" Tium!N.l 'i'rl CON-
nII.y, The commute, + und. at, all wvIi,.
| ing, pending Il settlement.
! A. Niles. Ohio, the blast furnaces were
ali down.
| 1T the American Wire d eel works,
CIcIclnmd. ono. the comm t.. 5o!nI
4Vu men employed; 500 wo.hinS II N"
! Con solIdItcd works; "0' "V'"'h ~ "a"
! Cd% ahoGa plant ana nv VI "I"h d, '''''
| EcwburE plant. NJ t3e tIr' r''s"d Sol
! company plant al !h"'iSi'u,"' '""' ,T'"
! the men We're al! W"'"'''' ~ 80.
| Carey k'n macy 9'Cel ',I"i'''H i.h"I
! the steel works was ~ oi'l"'.' II al" 'L'
| coke Ovens "u'uE ,'s'.c, "'e' !. 49, 80
! OF Inc men "VlN'''e ,aN =, - '''''
/ riuuuv, Oh. ne ,rL',,'. ' ,
p'Mr'M 49,. ""H " H.. e., ".,I ~, d.
s,,'.'e W. I.ni,M Sal .,,ilni ..',i,.-
! ,'' 49, A., "a ,'r,..,c = i,,.I r,.., -.
| ~ 49,, r,iiiS ry,,ra ~ w.rk I!,,ur n,,st
| .,,ir.n",.s w,-re yy,rkIu., ~ ruII
AZ canton. O.. the sheet mill ami
! bl.st furniv,s II the S,ark,. Eru,.,.-
! Mills company were wyrn.ls IN ,.Ii
! B.rgcrs sheet mail was "a IA full Two
| blast furnaces aad the nail ct nr Alloy
! Steel company and the Irwin, i'uiar
| Bear Steel mill and r!mkiuS l;p!..r
bearing works were all Running ia l.LtL
At Ma>slllun, Ohio. both plants were
running III full, as were the two iudn-
pendent blast furnaces at ,uiiuI Dover
OHIO. Til. eleven sheet mills If the
American Sheet and Tin Plate =, m
pauy at Canal Dover were wuvkln. IN
| full. At New lhIladclpnlu twelve she, I
mills were on III full At Nril..lili,.
! ONO. ten sheet mills, and at Chester.
". Va. <ight tin mills were ruuuIuI, IN
full
columbus, Ohio-At the Carnegie mill
two blast furnaces, two comyrrtcrS. on"
hloomcr and one bar mill were Upvrat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
HOSPITAL EOTES

Isaac Dayton OF Fourteenth street.
who received a fractured rib and arm.
when the automobile in which nc WAS
driving, went over an c:nhankmcnt, is
rest ng fairly well. AT the North Wheel
my hospital.
William Buckhannon who was hit by
machine, as hc was alghting from n
street car. out-thc-p k". Is improving
nicely a. the North Wheeling hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Leopard are re-
joicing over fhe arrival Of a nine pound
baby boy. at the North Wheeling
hospital.
III at the North Wheeling hospital, is
reported TO Dc recovering nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
WHEN The KIDDIES
SUFFERFROM COLDS
Give them pleasant-to-take,
helpful DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey

~HILDREN romp around and
l play and become overheated. A
~ cold often results 1t should not
be neglected one instant. Give them
Dr.. Bells Pine Tar-Honey. It IS very
pleasant TO take and its ingredients are
sure TO ease the tickling throat. 1t
helps in relieving irritation and phlegm
congestion. Clear the air passages.
Take DR.. Bells Pine Tar-Honey
yourself for that heavy cold. What it
does for thousands Of others it I'M
doubleday will do for you. .
All druggists. &c., 60c., $l.20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

snow scene with artificial snow banked
effective" y among pine trees and les
toons Of snow and snow balls were jsus-
pended from the ceiling to the walls.
Benl"c!d's orchestra furnished the
m"aic for the dancing which was ell
juycd ny q large crowd.
On Friday night Prof. Becker will en-
terrain with MOONLIGHT dance and the
club WI. he beautifully decorated With
The dances given by the cotillion club
are proving very popular by the younY4H
people. and are always we'll ATTENDED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Galos Of tho underworld of Hsw YoEt
or stories Of nights Of perpstHA ulht.
a5 told by Det,ct.vo Fr:ncIs z. 0addsA
Of tho Now York City police dcpSH-
ment will appear In Tho rntsN11sAoor
ca Mondays and wSdAsEdAyR StAfttAg
with The tc-ue CT December 9Th. oeme
OF the articles ere "ThS xNlS o. ths
Tran OF tho CouJh," TALE Of the Eur
row OF 500 Moy," "rcle Of, tn 1Eaad
Of tho yellow Claw" Tale Of tAs xfAo
Of the Cigarette BOZ ard: othAeA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
7HF HOLLOWAY EDWARDS REPORT
AUTHENTIC REVIEW OF STEEL OPERAIlO N1o1 IN
OTHER CENTERS FROM REPORT OF STRlh-
ERS' Committeeman.

orkinr and an IS pr cent production
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

discouraged. thinking they had not ar
rived and were about 10 leave the sta
iiOn.
The Quartet has appeared at crowded
houses all yer the country and their
success every where has been instrntan-
cCus As this is their first ami last APP
pcarancc ia America. none should miss
The opportunity Of hearing the famous
singers at the Court theatre tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

The snow dance given last evening in
the Carroll club by the popular cntilllOn
club was featured with elaborate decor
at Vns. The stage presented Il perfect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

Why not cCr'uorNrr"'' ~" dnv on
W. .rh the senate voted 4. wn ~" 'r"n'V
vi'""uc reservation rs "H""rt America
day?-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

II the good die young "a lot Of old
folks ought 10 b. temporarily cmbarras.
SCl ...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-22
CITY BRIEFS


/ Ilii, ROAD .l. le practically cen.
/ .a.I uI lt'r1t' according to Lows
returned 'nw rnr ,brNi
jbIlE D. kDltGI.E hb9 boon
called ..u. ai,Ueu. ,ur .uu account ~
'Nr Itu'.. uf u.. dtuEht,l. Mn. L.
" smith
" VI uNIIg.,uurmur ,rrGrurl|
was lu Iu., FRIDAY un bu-iurs-
,uuur,.ad u4Ih tnp. ,.iaI,. ~ thr. Tale
~ g. Eul,rg ,hlrr of the chrru.
E,rs u' which h, .. administrator
,
, n rmuln,mrui a> were r,.
Nuld,I with purluous. rccuIdlug rp
90, I..Nuur, report that has lust
h,.u complied
PETITION of pJuprrf, uvu,rs n
''r'' drl,t around the bake was
tHn.ui hE me DN commissioners
o. 10. m,,.uI l.rii.N.
lDI WlNSII Sand Spr,ng. ear
stable. pleaded mot pulN and uad,
bonds uf 81 UuU Friday i'm nusW,r TO
nu Indictment ,b,rrtug him vim
sr.uup uhHh,
TWO .>ipENrIFIEp mou huNd
an 90 road ..,up ON tho count, hist.
way N,o mlr- west OF Hrukcn Arrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-22

NEW ~ ROOM RESIDENCE oN TERMS
TERMS
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ruarters rents for 800 per month price
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