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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-27
Get Behind The Victory
Loan

Recent news dispatches from
Washington seem to have Gre
ated the impression in some
quarters that the Treasury De
,partment has decided NOT to
float another Liberty Loan.
Theses reports were based up
on the proceedings o fthe House
Ways and Means committees
when Treasury Representatives
appeared to lay before that body
plans for future war finances.
The Secretary of the Treasury
asked for authority to issue
short time securities instead of
bonds which would mature in ten,
twenty or thirty years.
The fact that a new form of
security may be offered does
NOT change the plans for the
VICTORY LOAN. There will be
another popular war loan, be-
ginning not later than April Fl.
"a nationwide campaign, similar
to those conducted for the sale
of previous bond issues will be
put on in every state, county and
city in the United States. The
requirements of the Treasury
Department are imperative and
cannot be met without such q
campaign.
The forms and terms Of secur-
tiles to ke offered remain to be
d etermined. Whether they will
be timed to mature in five years
or to run for q longer period, it
is absolutely essential that the
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-27
Observation-Disclosures
WISE AND OTHERWISE

It spoils q favor II your are
asked to return It.
Nothing boosts the value o( q
blessing like its removal.
The orstor who deals largely
In quotations speaks volumes.
Sometimes . man avoids q lot
Of trouble by having q bad MEM
ory.
Only thnss who have plenty
Of gold ever get anything out OF
q silver wedding.
Make the truth your motto
and your guide and you viii be
the gamer In the end.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-27
LIamch Drive To Add
Nv Members 10
Morgan City No.
1121
! prler Names Teams and
fs.(ains for Conduct
= Drive Through
out Parish

rresn City B. r. y. +.
ia. 1921 is instituting a
III membership, and Ex-
RuJer Charles P. Lynch has
me following members to
% the different teams,
~ now actively engaged in
ling applications, VIZ
fam No. IL. D. Israel,
,an: A. B. Fisher, D. c.
~ A. Soumeillan, C, Smell.
IN No. 2-Sam Blum Chair
.W. A. Broussard, c. E..
Y, Sol Loeb.
Ann No. 3-Dr. A. Wilson
aman; DR.. A. Bernard, Hen
laeb, Leon Blum.
tam No. Maurice Blum
9aman; Ed .Kallaher, W. l..
mn, L. A. Ribiski.
IAN No. 5-H. M. Gotten
uanafl; X. R. Hood, L. A.
ME. Norman.
/ Tam No. GA. B. O'Brien
uimar; F. D. Winchester, M.
]. L. Fisher.
! Tam No. 7-(Berwick, La.)
Ilsier, j., M. H. Wilson.
/ lam No. 8-(Franklin, La.)
tR Tarlton, A. J. Dellahous-
fbam No. 9E(Amelia, La.)
kS Aucoin, DR.. ]. I. Prosser.
IN No 10-Patterson, La.)
y lasgus, w. N. Gooch.
IN No. 11-(Garden City,
ID Cautreaux, A. ]. Naquin.
IN No. 12-(Gibson, La:)
& NcIntire, Jr.
EIe election of officers for the
ng year, for this Lodge will
~ Thursday night, March
1919 at 8 o'clock.
~ Initiation of all candidates
enay be elected from the
wm take place the latter
&d April.
"a an these hustlers on the
nidSecretary Joe Fisher,
City Lodge No. 1921
Il put over one of the big
ensses ever taken in. The
gns an determined to out-do
sther in securing applica-
md with such q stimulus,
i've cannot help but termi-
mccessfully."
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-27
In Queensland.

The natives of Torres Straits,
Queensland, make numerous orna'
ments out Of tortoise and pearl shells.
Hair combs, earrings, finger rings
chains and brooches made Of tortoise
shell and inlaid with mother Of pearl
are given an artistic finish. And often
the only tool used Is q knife or q
piece of broken glass.
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M CLASSIFIED ADVER,
llINr IS NEVER LOST" in
: ~ newspaper-for It is piac.
and readers interested in
3 citers know how TO find 4 in
t
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
IS MT BY SHE'LL WHICH KILLS FOUR OF UNCLE
 SAM'S MEN
Y. M. c. A. Man Returns With Story of Finding Huns in French
 Uniforms.

Under shell fire and gas for three weeks. the buildings in which he ran his canteen hit six times, and finally knocked out by q shell which killed four men, wounded thirty and put him in a hospital for two months, Guy A.. Willis, Grand Rapids lumberman has returned on erutches from France with some evidence of the zea. wtrl, which the Y. NJ. c. A. canteen men worked with the troops in the St. Mi hiel and Argonne drives.
 Willis was attached to the Three Hundred and Fifty-ffth regiment, Eighty-ninth division. In the Toul sector, which the division held until the St. Mihiel drive began, Willis Y. M. c. A. outfit had a canteen near Mont Sec, at Beaumont, and one of his pleasant jobs was to drive almost daily around the famous Dead Mans curve on trips to get supplies for his canteen. Willis entered Benny, in the St. Mihiel drive, three hours after the Germans had been thrown out of 1t.
 In a shell-wrecled building he found n German kitchen with three big caul- drons. For several nights he made CO., coa--Ilundreds of gallons a night which was rushed in cans, shell cases,
 (Ccntinued on page 8
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

My opinion ls> that with deeI blowing followed by harrows, with the best selected seed, good spaciny and frequent surface cultivation. will redeem the far mer from mortgaging.
 The average r farm without ferG izing will produce 20 to 25 bushels ot oorn with rows four ftet apart. Check four feet giving every plant Is square feel and half kale of co F. check. 3 by3 feet @ square feet.) Who and how many will test this. 1 have done so, and even better.
 Respectfully ",
 w. T. HOLLIS.
 Warren, Ark
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
BY. p. U. PROGRAM

Doctrlnal Meeting. Som Interesting Achiev 1nenis Paptists.
 Leader Miss Nennie Nav. Scripture Reading, 2 Peter l: 5 9 -D)ra Glover.
 A chain prayer bylmembers of group.
 Introduction by Leader.
 Baptist Beginnil2s s Mrs. Reid Song.
 Religious L.be ty = Mrs. Ack- ermal.
 Baptist and Liberty Continued Miss Eva Moore.
 The first Ammendmenu and a Challenge Baptist. = Ruth Williams.
 Song.
 Missions-Marvin Jaggers Schools and Colleges Mis- Steed.
 Baptist Numbers Marie Rob eits.
 The Early Baptist Preachers of the Boyd Baker.
 Some Early Baptist Preachers Marguerite McMurtrey.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
NOT ICE

Notice i, hereby given that q petition t 0 the April term of 19ie County Court asking for new road beginning at Nit. Lebanon church, thence Easterniy direction 10 the Princeton and Warren roao near New EdinbGFs.
 B. 5. Hearnsberger.
 ". F. 1ipton.
 k. B Edmonson.
 J. II. Ward,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
CNkG1aB SGHGOa
 .;;nasniZES A Cl-Us3

Ai3, Jone' and Mir. Tru,>t l met on March 15sh with the ba, S and g rl5 of Dstsict s and organ ize an enthusias ic Agricaltura Club
 T @ pa e1ts are also interested in the work and great things are planRed for the future
 The fo 'oNi 2 offic rs we e elected:
 President. .Imes Maddox.
 Vice. Presiden', James Att-
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
Thornton DefoalC i ]
 by Rison B "A
>i':taiaod, s-.l.tr, Iari4' aad Smith Stars of Game
 Here friday.

Rison High School defeated the Thornton High School, CD the local grounds, Friday afternoon, g. t. 24.
 The game was, slow and at times each team played cratic ball. The local team exhibited some good team work and did re- m4rkably well as tn was the fist appearance of any Of the players in matched gam Farrar, kid brother of the famous Farrar of of 'i5 and '16, would have easily have been the lstaraof the game, if he had kept the pace he set in the first haif. But as he became exhausfrd and was removed from tae z me he left the title to 5 Stric land, center fof Thornton, who carried away rhe honor by lis consistent p,a ing througheut the game.
 It was a hard matter 10 pick star for Rison a all of the boys l)layel a m glsy g"ol gam ut Farrar and Smith seem t( have a shade oa the other play ets.
 Tureer starred for Thornton.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
Says EalnCrs (af1
 ..:l so hlore Cotton
la1se r l 5 ia letter to KeraIo Says More Farnars Like Hon.
 G. ?. 0'Neil Needed

E !itoress of Cleveland County lIci ald::,
 Will Aou allow me pace, for a few words, commenting the Hon. 5. P. O'Neil!'s experiment on cotton last yeH? 1 wish there were one or more such farmers in townshipin the State
 However, there was one i'm portant omission to right spacing wid Il of rows, distance b e. tween hills and number of plants ia the hills, which fact, like prep arat Oil aud cultivation, is all i'm. portant, relative to wh oh I want to illustrate with figures
 In a square acre there 4S4O square yards, a4d if he marked of and checked his rows. 3 feet and one plant to each he would have had 4S4O stalks on each acre he would have cultivated b y blowing both ways an1 cut ou the hoe, the most expensive work on the farm. With the drouta of last year, each. stalk would produce one fourth of pound (4 ounces) his crop would have been three fourths of a b 4le, or Fl bales on the 28 acres.
 I believe every. farmer who reads this will admit. that four ounces per stalk is low estimate even on common hill land al d 1 do hope that Mir. Watt Niven and other enterprising f,rn ers-- yes lot of toys will try one or more acres, with or without fertilizing. With deep plowil z and wide spacing you can defy the dl outh, both with corn and cotton, impact every crop,
 Just here permit me to say hat attend and hear every Demon su al ion that comes around, ano read all the agricultural journals pub'i, he'd in the south aud here affirm that not ore of them has in my hearing, ever said g WoIC ] about spacing.
 I if the auth,r ies will co mpe' every Agricultural schools to tr, experiments by spacing. aD( both with and without feltilizins h otI CT words we all want t, know the capacity of tie commcl hill lard of Arkansas.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

:Substitn4iors: Wtl'iford for Farraf' .'oues for Reid; Turner for Stell, Tech ,,cal fouls: Smith ]; >trick land 1; liar. per |: Turner l Personal touls: Farrar 5; Smith 1; Fore }; Strickland l; Steli /. Field goals: Farrar 7; Smith 2; Fore ,; Reid l; Jones |; Rfe~et (; Strickland 4 4oul q al~: Fore | ~',lc,i iand l. Time # halves 2O minutes. Referee: Edwards. ,cor,rs: Sadler and liarpe7. Time keep sr: Roberts. Attendance l5J.
 Score by halves lot7l
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

During the game Smith was shifted to center. Farrar W ent tc forward.
 Seveaal of the Thornton play CTS complimented the Rison bnys for the cord al treatment the, eceivel !, f1.e and f sr sLs game.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

At the request of ri nd !, Il he Lo'l il, Elder T. B. Little sil preach at Bethel school nnp :.
 wo mil, west from R sorl or tie olh Sunday in Ma--c'l at i0 o'clock a Il, All are invited to meet with us.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

Notcs of tno Came.
 Fore keps cool head and play d good through out tie game.
 The team showed up well under the c)achin oi Prof. Berry. II M. Becry had been over the teams of '15 pnd 'l6 we would have had state ch smplo s.
 Thornton would have a much be1er team with more players ike Strick and and Turner.
 Whe n Jones was sent in sub for Reed the Thornton players laughed but soon they wept. foi Jones had ntt been in the game two minutes unti! lie had a field goal to his credit.
 The Thornt' Il boys were in charge of J Nj l14dson. snppl teacher in the 1 Ihorn ol schoo while the principal. & n tor Vii .ol, was attending the Iegis a luie.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
.C0nll1lissi.
 a.? | sl.Ier
 Fc Calt az
All So 10 aaeG ! Wo < 46 Hours or r. t
 Ceats Fer

List of k Cram aoners fo t,Mns Il Gtage i ICouny, Appointe,! by tle t un y qourl tp 4rVe u1til the election of [ eir sec ssors, under the provisions of the new plank enship road law.
 Lee township-W. ]. Carte, W. J. Martin and ]. F. Wynn".
 Redl.r d Township j. +. I,rr.s Jlo. II. Word ani w. 5. Attwood.
 Kinosland To nshin :. J. F Marks, Dave Cash a q Al eT C. Tykes
 Sl41a s9asa more, John GaE..dela Garnee.
 White Oak Towns - Q. 1 Wilson, A. r Lutre.I aAd A@e Wilson.
 Niven Town>hip- s r Ras lolph, Matt Lockhart and Lest r Peters.
 Jackson Township = ". A. Niven, J. w. Story and D. A. Cubthertson.
 Bowman Townsh D R D. Taylor, w. A. Tolson aHd J. II, Breathvaite.
 Whiteville Township ] Y Parker, J. T. Clover and w. T. Grty.
 Hudgin Township-J. A Mart in, j. M. Johnson and Lester W lson.
 Miller Townshia-aa.T T. Han&ins A!artiml4. Si-oe dJ c. White head
 Harper Township | A Morrison. John Martin Ashcraft, Willie Thomasson.
 Hurri .ane Township - w. I. Gavin, J B Reap and H. Gillhara
 Smith Township-Will Over ton, J. E Sumerow and G. E. NcDaniel,
 Rison Township = E. A. Me Mur'rey, D. J. Tate f,d H. !. Sadler.
 The following are some of the luties of such Commissioners set ut in this Bill:
 They shall meet and organizs " e'ecfing one of their number ,s Chairman ard secretary. who will he required 10 make bond.
 They shall hire, discharge and K the salary of the road over 'eer
 Every person who is subject to 'oed dn y shall perform AS ht urs ab r ol the public ro .d in the t1wnship in which th4v resid5, k IT pay the sun of Eigitean cents OCT hour for the time for which le Is wasned to work. T!fD
 Any person who sha'i fail CT .eiuso n reWpi9 wifh the pro
 jsio6st,.lhis ca s a f,4 guilty
 fsof a..sdA enrr ant ap9 n- Ii ter sj#i a~ hued n $ nan Ter Dollars q. afrs an i.Ne iiva Dos .as.
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
Mon2y to Loan

Millions # 70 ITS to loan b srmers. lf ,u all SC the moIey, it CIV. n. 5. Pierc } 307 Citizens 3 ,nx Nsiili 2, Iin9 Bluff K P c544,,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
4..s I].5as;>,Itls.s Names Assessors
 =.sr ! 5t.Y'Is1l<;5 pS
'..suafy Illdse .t.S #,lsn.3 A<,@sS3rs fo ,::.s.. Y:,ir.

The DO @ nt : wnshil As.sns@o IS '',:,,n T. e bl Judge Ha a 7oitw~: Lee Township. c Willi es, E A. Nurphev. ,fiadland Towashio. G. c. Attwooi, D G Campbell. tia51 Il rowns ,lp. ". G. Wheeler, A. A. Ross. s line l. wnship.
 John Gas'ingt n, k s. Burford. ...taeo,k Township ; N. Wilson, j w. Flynn. .%iyen Township. ]. A. Cummings, Ben Williams. IaciS-' II Fwr ship :. r. iInntley, W A. Niven. Bowman Township. {, W. Harrison. R. D. Taylor. Wi.itevil!e Township. J. II. Parker, J. T Glover. Hudgin Tow hip. C. A Chambers, J. 4. Bfown Nteer Township. " r. Greenlees, M. J Sipes 1a! per Township J l. C. Thomassoa, J P. iIasper.s s.r .. Hur. ica..e Town hip. W. Gihham,
 J. H Atkins. Smith Towrsh D. J. M. Nc 1ILrir-y, J. s. Richardson. nsoii Township.
 E. A. Nc Nnrtrey. l. B. Williams.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20
Valuable Information Relative 70 insurance
 a..d liberty Bonds

The following infor nation re ative to War Risk Insurance, Allotnents, Liblrty Bonds anC Short Payments are publish; d fol the information of all concerneo
 War Risk Aiotments
 l quirieS concerning this sub ject should be addressed. to The Bereau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C..
 War Risk. Insurance
 Correspondence pertaining t. this subject should b. addressed to the Bureau of War Ri>k In surance, Washington, D. c
 Remittance covering p emium on War Risk Insurance stou be made payable to the Secretary of the Treasury, U. S., and for warded to the Bureau of Wa Risk Insurance, Washington, J c.
 liberty Bonds
 c estions concerning Ii 'ert Bonds purchased on instalImen plan by Officers nd enlisted mel should be taken with tn Zpn Finance Officer, Wtshia2to ID. C.
 Short Fayncat5. S Discharged soldiers claini : short payne t should com uut,i cate with tue Auditor for u e Wa Department, Washington, D c furnishing him with Ill available insormation relative to th7 mat ter.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-03-20

wood.
 Secretary, Josie. Richa dson. Membership Committee, Chair man Jessie VarnelI, c arence kcRae and Willie McRae.
 ep)rter, Rose Varnell.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
.COCCHI OBTAINS
ANOTHER DELAY
in LEGAL FIGHT
Accused Slayer of Miss Cru
ger Creates Bad impress
sion by Accusing Wife.

BOLOGNA. Haiy. Aux o Iurympn
who rat 800 The luai session ~ tho count
which h1s been irving Alfredo CorDhl
tuf tho muar 90 lufh Crugor in NcW
YORK cuts have told tho AfHoclntod
'rrss correspondent that they pW
little hunp Goa rocchl iu hla dramatic
tale in which Dec acruHrd bic own wife
ui kililnH the Sew York rlu and "a
rnlited bee mutihtcd Miss Crurcra
hoil 60 protect hiH wife
Tho lufnfa said CoccniH story had
robbed him nf any pity tho iuty might
othfiwlae have.
"iic eaincd nothing hy hia dramatic
nrnanutntiou ln court of tho affair ID
said one JUGS man Tine very drHcrip
ton ot fhc Incidents wcro enough to
accuse his dhrorhiiing ANY of the
mutivrs tiIHt hc might havu had iiia
tale wHs certainly we'll prepared foi
him of course. ~ M certainly hiH
riHu &C., hHve this irai poatpuned again
aud again. 500 that be- win bo entitled
60 rercivc hs friends ard hin meals
in prison instead OF suffering solitary
confinement
Cocrhrr counsel has obtained nu-
other delay iu the trlnl According
90 Italian criminal procedure amy
convicted man would hHNr deducted
from hiH sentence 800 tho time hc
GorVvd BOO prison prior TO hia trlal so
That AN the time cucch delays the
sentence wiz hc much time Huvcd
from hard labor ana solitary connno~
mont ID hc ia convicted
'cocchi knows that bee o. doomed
mnn THAT iH why hc iH nlaying Tor
delay gAid ono Juror 20 the Aaaocint
cd prcsn correspondent
President Judge naEnoll who ace
cHrding t0 Italian practice. conduct 8
thc cross scNpmnation, thore being ma
rffNnfH UfUnnrUfuf UfeNYuf NfufaI UH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Hotel Arrivals.


Among the arrivals Saturday ~ M
Nuecea hotel were. g. a. Schnicr
Waco. Miss 81 - Crawford. Fan An
tonic Miss Belle Waldrlpl San Marcos
Mr and Mrs Pat Newman. iiuuHton
"a n Wilson. WacD r. 30 German
San Antonio. W. q Koch. san Anton
10. W l. Hakef. Gan Antonio. a. N
H0bortaun. Dallas. Miss Matte Terry
o. w. TORY. Mrs. r. r. newman
Eleanor Terry. dan Antonio. Russell
Houston. iebbunviilo q. -. Brian
Seadnn y. A. Bridge Scadriff Hnr
D. Marx. New York city " cum
minga. NJ Worth. Joe f0ungtio.,d
WnRahachie. " ~ Damon. iipuHtrI.
a. A Levy, Houtton N w. Garrett
Houston
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hoRNE ApARrMEnrs.

Among the guests registered Sntur
day ~ She Horne Apartments we're
Mrs clyde Walsh Bishop Miss Emma
Gray, bishop. 49, - Miller, Mathis NJ
L. Nthonev san Antonio james
Weir. Snn Antonio; - D. Norris
Realities. Mrs. g. = Miller. Carthage
C.. o. Sanford. Paris Captain q
Walker. Port AfnnHns d ~ McGill
Alice. o. W. Nirademuf ~ Worth
T. g. WleRand san Antonio. w -
French. Lockhari r Strong Dallas.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Soldiers Here are
From 81 States IN
Addition to Canada


Thirty-tvo states 81 tho union. IN
addition 90 Canada nro represented ia
ihr delegation uf soldiers who arrived
in Corpus CHRISTI Friday ion a foui day
lc'fro at the rest camp The men came
from Fort Sun Houston, Laredo.
Hrnwnayiiie Camp RinRpoid and Sum
FordNro in addition 90 othcr points
on tho hnrdcr
Following Dip la enc bay the Visit
iur soldiotH yesterday afternoon took
advantage Of complimentary tickets 10
the movies provided hy the Rcd Cross.
l1sf nirht the soldiers were enter
iaiued nt the Scaahorc club hy thc
Wan camp Community Service dane
inr Enmoa and oihuf amuaemDnts be-
ine indulrod boo until late hour.
This afternoon Ht 7n o'clock David
Griffin and Walter Durham % san
Antonio Will conduct community
"HiuE" at thc Sc9shuir club Every
hody ia invited ~ participate to- this
program and following thAs entertain
mcut tue soldiers VIII be taken on
boat trips over tie bay Tickets fnr
thoso trips have been provided hy the
Rcd CrpHs and every Visiting trooper
viii have The opportunity OF enjoying
"a launch ride
Following is lisi ~ mon from the
border who are now guests Of the city.
10th Cavalry.
liortcrt McNoii Troop !. Toronto.
can. john - Russell. Troop ! Jock
souvillc. rio Arthur q pson, Troop
49, Covinrton NS Stanley y Clymer.
Troop IS. philadelphia claire Rouse.
Troop T.. OstoEo Mich Harry -.
Jones. Troop T.. centcftown. Ohio,
Naiel - Sarvor. Troop a. Oakland.
Cal Joe Mascara Troop N Youngs-
town phln. Edgar Davidson Troop g,
Buffalo. Harold Johnson Troop r..
10. buffalo. steve WalmuuHlgi. Troop
F CrcsHon Pa William Davis. Al.
T. O.. Pittsburgh. Hector Holloway
Camp iluap carter. Conn
9TH Cavalry (Rin8old.)
Irwin ~ Rude NnrtnNakimn. Wash ,
Patrick ~ Conlcv Portland. Me- Ray
Mathew G.. Chunck, BeaYordnic. i'a. ,
Clarence A. kiser Edgerron ONTO
Bert Iarfai Houston Texas clifford
s Smith Memphis William Schater
<whV ono John Morgan Duqucane
Pas James Lotus. Chester, Pa. .
James a. Jones' ilinn IS y. julius
vs. Kcmpor Hammond Lake, Ind.
william N Bates Independence kan,
carl r. Young llnmmong lll 1ieurRe
iuay. Philadelphia. Thomas Stiilwcll
Lafayette. Ala. George Bust Butfn
io Albert Forshcrg Tustin. Mich.
Paul q Pearson Harry - Wasncr.
Alhcrt NJ lounn. SouNruvur n. Y,
19th Cavalry.
Charles N Turvar McCoomh Miss
ThumuH MacHdon. Rock lanud. w.,
William Dnnnc Kansas CITY, Ailof
Moshey. Nmncld Nns o. g. Allen
Bedford Ind William Collins Masof
Town. Mass Loo Findin Sedalin. Mo
10th Cavalry tMcreedes)
Holm a. UutIinr. New York city
James d. Gilua John BaElia, Green
bush. Mass. Abe Herman. Detroit
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Mrs. Raymond Dies
at Raymonduille

Sporl0 To- Tho Caller
RAHMONnVH.LE Aug o-Mhs v.
g. Raymond died al five o'clock this
afternoon ui the family residence three
miles east OF town after "a brief Illness
She leaves ID husband and several small
children itor father. W. r. Schmidt,
of san Antonio, and sister. Mrs Grun
der uf Victoria, Will reach hero tomor
row tor the funeral which win be an
nouuced tomorrow.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Kate Arnold. uirHldrHt
ffrarhinH Ht $40 O. m
Prayer mccunr, No %. m Wcdncf
daA. Res. D. % Riddle VIII lusd the
service.
NhNr practice. $3.50 D. m Friday.
o. % NWratt ioadOr
li the church Be- worthy institution
thfi iH. ii 20 81 power iui good and hna
ind 80 lu with tno advancement of the
civilization 90 urr country. do YOU moi
ihiuN you should ho nppfUoiafist
enough of this blessing Co help ad
vance thr church with Nouf presence
regularly At lts sunday HcrticUH
ID MANNING. Pastor.
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arArr AnIEl.

Among The guests rcgistcded Satur
day a. The State hotei were g. -
Todd. Dallas. H. % Roberts Cam
Stanley. , Graham and wife, Chicago
Sergeant 4. " Brown. u H. rermcier
Sergeant " a. rroniz Sergeant J. W
Sebastian. a. sam Houston, q. ~
Robertson, Dallas. Leland ~ Fifkc
Dallas. ~ l.. Moore. Dallas ~ Law
ton. San Antonio. s. MSIah. San An.
tonic. o. philips san Antonio.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
COTTON PRICE GOODS

Assorted lot of Wolfe, Batistes,
etc, Special ....... 35c
Special lot of Voiles and
Lawns at .......... l5c
Assortment Of 75c Dress Goods
at ....................5 SOC
$1.25 and $3.50 Silk Dress
Goods for ..,....., CSC
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
MEMS SHIRTS

You can buy Shirts here this
week for less than we can re-
place them. See the lots that
we have arranged at sec, csc,
$l.19 and ........ $l.4S