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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-20
X. OF O. PLANS DRIVE
FOR NEW MEMBERS

a meeting Of the local council OF
knights OF Columbus was held in 81.
Mary's hall last night 90 hear the ad-
dress Of District Deputy Donald Il
Blevin who II In the city to launch
the membership drive. In the absence
Of Grand Knight Will Keieher. =. Y.
Wood, past grand knight presided.
MI. Blevin spoke 81 the work OF the
x. Of G.. during the war and urged
tie council toward further efforts and
larger membership
Completed plans Tor the dedication
u the X. OF e. hut at Murphy s san
atorlum on sunday. August 81 were
presented TO the council. Father
Mandalafi Is "a be In charge or m.
dedication eNerciscs, to which the
public h. Invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-20
NEW PIPE ORGAN AT
ST. JOHNS GIVEN TRY-oUT

The new pipe organ OF the ST.
Johns Episcopal church WIS given Us
first Try out last night when u few
memhers Of the congregation GATH
cred ~ the church TO hear u tested.
Installation Of the organ was com
plcted Yesterday.
\ sacred concert " being planned
this IAN when The organ will bv
formally dedicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-20

~ Tor the occasion was sent by Mrs
Beech ~ California. 10 he read when
the nng h presented. Mrs. Beech Il
Mrs Nye's mother. and has been made
"a complimentary member OF tne War
Mothers.
A onr dedicated 20 the War Moth
ers ~ Mrs Niles : ruinquist was sung
~ the meeting and will be the chap
ter song. a. u was written especially
for the Albuquerque association.
Many people express opinions. but
few form them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-20

B-E-V-O, M t<Og. bcUeUe. <beUee, drinking. <LeVre, drink.
Il. bibo, drink a delicious nom alcoholic beverage noted for it's
purity. nutritive quslties. sparkling golden color and richness
Of natural favor Of tbs ingredients from which it Is manufactured
Bec5 me nationally popular, with all classes, in a single season.
Created by Anheuser-Fuseh. ST. Louis, and manufactured in
great quantities in the most modern, sanitary and perfect beyer-
age plant in the world.
synonyms None. Antonymsi About 200 limitations put up
in bottles similar to the Bevo package, and bearing nameS as
nearly like Bevo as the law will permit.
Drtatre: BuOcr-onc uho cOndondy eryogs TIC best Of soft drinks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-20
TREMEN DENIES HE
r IRENE CASTLE

Aca, y y, Aug. -. Robert ~
IN toduy denied 70 report pub
\ In New York CT, that he and
lrehc 'dSl ~ were married at
|hs : e. lu May 1919
declared that at the time hc was
Detroit ln army service.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-11
PROTECTION OF THE JEWS
OF POLAND ASSURED BY
THE TREATY.

The following provisions of the
treaty signed by Poland and the al
lied and associated powers bear dl-
rectly on the position of the Jews
of that country.
Particle 7.-All Polish nationals
shall be equal before the law and
shall enjoy the same civil and politi-
cal rights without distinction as to
race, language, or religion.
"Diferences of religion, creed or
confession shall not prejudice any
Polish national in matters relating
to the enjoyment of civil or political
rights, as for admission to public
employments, functions, and honors,
or the exercise of professions and in
dustries.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-11
July II, 1919.

pies lies the only safeguard against
individual exploitation of whatever
economic opportunities Palestine
will afford. Palestine is a small
country and it's resources are linn
tied. Ii it's wealth and possibilities
of wealth are to be for the benefit
of all it's inhabitants, it's economic
structure must be built on the
strong foundation of absolute social
justice and equality of opportunity.
The economic life of Palestine
should not give rise to landless,
homeless, jobless proletariat. Let
the inhabitants of Palestine all be
bourgeois, and there will be no dan
ger from Bolshevism and anar-
chism
Moreover, the two economic prin-
ciples mentioned above, in spite OF
their ultra modern radical appear
ance, are in full harmony with the
spirit of the religion and the an
cient legislation Of Israel, and their
insistence on social justice and
equality of opportunity. 1t is this
element of the Mosaic law and the
prophetic demands that has evoked
the admiration of the world. Why
not give these principles fair trial
in modern Palestine After all, the
political and economic wiseacres
who in season and out of season
tell us that country's prosperity de-
ponds upon the free scope it yields
to individual initiative and exploita-
ton and upon the so-called natural
human division Of employers and
employees, of masters and servants,
NAV not know the whole truth
either. At any rate, let Palestine
serve as the worlds experiment sta
ton in economic justice. 1t surely
cannot fare worse than other coun-
tries in which such principles are
still considered too dangerous for
practical application.
nporE0TT0N NJ THU JEWS
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-11
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

NO RESTRICTION snail De imposed
on the free use by any Polish ma
tional of any language in private in
tercourse, in commerce, in religion,
in the press, or in publications Of
any kind, or at public meetings.
Notwithstanding any establish
ment by the Polish Government of
an official language, adequate ia
cilities shall be given to Polish ma
tionals of non-Polish speech for the
use of their language, either orally
or in writing, before the courts.
"Article 8.-Polish nationals who
belong to racial, religious, or lin
guistic minorities shall enjoy the
same treatment and security in law
and in fact as the Polish nationals.
In particular they shall have an
equal right to establish, manage, and
control at their own expense chart
table, religious, and social institu-
tons, schools and other educational
establishments, with the right to use
their own language and to exercise
their religion freely therein.
"Article 9.-Poland will provide,
in the public educational system in
towns and districts in which con-
siderable proportions of Polish ma
tionals of other than Polish speech
are residents, adequate facilities for
insuring that in the primary schools
instruction shall be given to the
children of such Polish nationals
through the medium of their
own language This provision shall
not prevent the Polish Government
from making the teachings of the
Polish language obligatory in the
said schools.
''In towns and districts where
there is considerable proportion of
Polish nationals belonging to ra-
cial, religious, or linguistic minori
ties, these minorities shall be as
sured an equitable share in the en-
joyment and application of the
sums which may be provided out of
public funds under the State, NUM-
cipal, or other budgets, for educa
tional, religious or charitable pur-
poses.
"Article 1O.-Educational COM
mittees appointed locally by the
Jewish communities of Poland will,
subject to the general control Of the
State, provide for the distribution
of the proportional share of public
funds allocated to Jewish schools in
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-11
740

DdCn, nor snail lHcy DC pldCcu VII
der any disability by reason of their
refusal to attend courts of law or to
perform any legal business 'on their
Sabbath. This provision, however,
shall not exempt Jews from such OBJ
legations as shall be imposed upon
all other Polish citizens for the nee
essary purposes of military service,
national defense, or the preservation
of public order
"Poland declares her intention to
refrain from ordering or permit
ting elections, whether general or
local, to be held on a Saturday, nor
will registration for electoral or 9th
er purposes be compelled to be
performed on Saturday.
"Article 12-Poland agrees that
the stipulations in the foregoing
articles, SO far as they affect per-
sons belonging to racial, religious,
or linguistic minorities, constitute
obligations of international concern,
and shall be placed under the guar
antee of the League of Nations.
They shall not be modified with
out the assent of a majority OF the
Council of the League of Nations.
The United States, the British En-
pire, France, Italy, and Japan here
by agree not to withhold their as
sent from any modification in these
articles which is in due form assent
ed to by majority of the Council
of the League of Nations.
Poland agrees that any member of
the Council of the League Of Ma
tons shall have the right to bring
to the attention of the Council any
infraction, or any danger Of infrac-
ton, of any of these obligations, and
that the Council may thereuI'on take
such action and give such direction
as it may deem proper and effective
in the circumstances"
The Jews of the world owe the
American Jewish delegates to the
Peace Conference who were largely
instrumental in having these pro-
visions incorporated in the treaty
and to President Wilson in whom
the Jews have always found wise,
valiant, and generous champion,
debt of gratitude that can rever be
adequately paid. With the League
of Nations as bulwark of justice
in the world, Poland will not be able
to treat these provisions as {. scrap
of DaDer." 1t is in the interest of
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
PRESIDENTS OF
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL MEET
GATHERING AT FRENCH LICK
SPRINGS &c FIX PRELIMINARY
SCHEDULE or GAMES ADOPTED
At MEETING m NEW YORK
HEY DlEa rs FOR LONE MAN"
COMMISSION
ny The Associated Ptsss

Chicago inr Nnrf conference
with siOri h0idrrH hi thr Chicago Club
John s. fiffdlpf president ol ihe 80
iinnal l.cnFHc. departed tonight iof
French LIth spfnrs who're f0mof
row boz WnI Join i1fnft Dfe, CO.'S.
s.. rfiicuf oI Tho iIif fhNr9h club hud
fiofHdent nan innnanu of che Amcil
Ian League lu drawing up ash.iuie4
iGf tho comlne season Tho snhfdules
Nlu ho adopted coz tnn lolnt meeiinr
of the maior lctgucf n Sew forK
innnbr, 10.
rre idsnt itoidier does nuf evpeci
aus opposition to tie prDpnsed 100
u1nes schedules nlthoUsh he revealed
thlt tho Chlraro aiUh was nos in m-
voc of ihr short season lie said The
ffNcn other clubs 1sifnd hf mail
vote to ifo Famos
What President ilefdlrr heilevcs
ull ho the most Important question
to Dr considered nf .he joint meeting
81 the formation of ncw Nntonai
lrseh1ii commission tin Hiid fhe SIS.
t.ou1i lrakne would Hfst suseesI .hs
appointment uf Come mHu com
mission
ihH cannot he accomplished !
fNau vote lof three man commits
sion fho chairman of which shall have
200 connection with rnarhan either
aH club president ui aiDck hulter boz
puf cluh" President drBdlrr gnid
'rhlt. of course. mcnna that the Nn-
ilural ioaEno does not FAVOR Tho ro
trItion of August IErrmann ihs
present chairman"
THE National feaat,S executive
made nn attempt fn 80 "Hsnt" %
nal The veteran umpire 60 sign him
60 q 1912 contract hnt n wHH mt'r
learned that ODay had lcr for the
south
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
COTTON MARKET
LloUipArioNs At NEW ORLEANS
ny The Associated Press.

New Orleans, La, IAN g.- Liqulda
ti1u was q DOMINATING Influence in cDf-
ton today after brief rise in the
carly trading Combined with thc of-
ferines from che hong SIDE was an lu
creased measure of short selling The
CLOSE was steady ai net losses OF o. GO
% points
The caris demand was based on the
unfaeorahle weather ever tho brH and
the large export movement over the
holiday clearance uI two dHya from
this port alone amounting 20 ubout co..
600 nales
Exports Tor today from ai ports of
isgTl bales np ioDli cicaranccs iu
rm1cd. causod much comment since
thrs brought fhc iofll snr tho wasr
thus flr nn io 1880 lainH mailing ii
ono of Tho iarFeei washH ol The season
hulliFh tradore mfde much oi ihr fact
thsi ihe iritlsh ofnsla rate on cotton io
iivrrpnoi hnd been peiuced 90 tfSO
pcr huniled pouNda fur February sail.
Ink Hf against thc recent rate of SGg5
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03

ron RENT Modern six room hssiao.
o,,r block nom Union lIepoi phon"
&c. --s3g
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
GRAIN MARKET


Chicago, lil, lNu aggressive
Hrlllnr of corn resulted today from
OBJ" prevailing cold wave which a,sm-
rd HFcig i0 stimulate ths .no, ,in.ut
nf fhf GROIN fllfeH olnsed un.eliipd
q to lt cents uei lowe, nlth lanu.
nrN itlA and Nnl 1855 io lqsi+
oats 'lnithrf rruia nfi 10 its CENTS
advance aud provisions vaulng nem
% cents decline fo o. cents advance
Wlth teniperaiurea below fhf zngo
mark in mtnf sections nf fhe holt
continent aH t0 com was nenrlah
throughout tno aeaaion Persistent sb.
0fpflpn of Stay 600 tle psr uf lha
commission houses Kept that month
relatively 1880 Improved shlppnn de
mand nom fno eaaf and south Nuod
January nNtt ofher de{feflvs atsrrd
with CorH
Denial inaf lHr arornns general nn.
rUuntemeut ah 40 price nainn would
affect ih' government minimum f1r
hnEg led fp considerable buying OF uiu.
Ylaionf nW the offerings coon became
Owes. plentiful
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
euslNess cHAncFa.

WANTED Branch Manager. establish
"a corporation. formerly large man
ufaciurers 0f steel products now sn-
gagged IN production ~ mammoth pa
ttioiic work. d opening branch of
fire iu Corpus Christi Requires ntrv.
ices ~ good business mnn ~ munger
Applicant must assume duties nltuuf
Jauuafv isi he abba 90 direct small
sales force The most 1T whom silt he
attracted o. the work on account nf ita
patriotic nature 81 600 cash bond rec
Quircd hilly secured Entirely now
proposition national advertising cam
.aien starting nCiudigE double nHrr
in local papfrs trcmtndous onpoItuni-
49, Replies solicited from PARTIES who
find their business unuroiiahic ot NOS
ln harmony with Y1r conditions Com
mission basis with earnings upward nf
$4,000 per year Sales manager VIII
HasiHt in organizing siiee force and eu-
pervise opening ~ branch house Make
yoUr answer complete 90 secure infer-
View You vii he required tn cuno "a
Chicago for two days instruction and
training. and unless you can du go az
once 30 win he ueeicss 90 auuiy I'm.
iess the money for cash bond and your
reputation VIII stand tho third degree
save Your stamps This BE- real op-
poftuulty thlt win rrcsent itrclf but
once in "a lifetime. write of wire. pfea.
ident 1910 Advertising Building. Chi
caRo. ili gfl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
NOTICE ~ PROBATE.

The state ~ Texas TO the sheriff of
any Constable 90 Nuecos County
Greeting
i0u are hnrChY commanded lu cite
an persons Interested Boz the estate ~
Angellne Cuiimrnut. deceased Co ape
titi,f $50 ths urst regular term of thr
County Court Boz NurrcH County 60 be-
holden at thc Count House thereof ln
Corpus Christi Texas on tho thifd
Monday pf January a u. 1879 the
same being thc Goth day ~ January.
a -. 1919. tu contest. should they de-
sire 90 do Ho. the application of Richard
A. Guilmcnot filed in said Court on
tho stat lay of December a. ~ 1918.
which viii ihon ana there he acted ON.
for the probate of tho last viii ana ton
lament ~ slid Augclinc Guiln1cnoi
deceased. filed with said application
and Tor letter. ~ testnmentary
Herein Fail NDt hnt have YOU before
said Court on the FIRST day ~ the next
term thereof this writ with you ro.
turn thereon Showing. how you have
executed 'he aamc
Witness 9iihcrt MeGioin clerk 81
tho County Court ~ Nnecer county
Given under nay hand aud The scat Of
spid Court nt office Don the city ~ Cor
pus Christi this The 3isf day of no
cember A - 1878
GILBERT McgLOfN.
Cicfh of The County Court of Nurcea
County. Texas
ISSUED This the aiai day og Dorem
Der. a. ID 1918
GfLRERT MrGfOtN.
County Clerk of NucccB County. Texas
a true copy I lrfflfN
FRANK q ROBINSON Sheriff
6y W J. CODY. Deputy Adv
-e1I
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET
sr. LouIs LIVfsrock

81 Louis. Mo-. Jan tioEa 90
ceipig s.t0ui isn2D cents higher.
lights. tli oOm % 60. pigs 10000
1926. mixed nnd huiohrra so soar
1850. good heavy, gi7csnifp5i hulk.
tiTdODI7sO
Celtic faonlufa 5000. market.
strong. native beef Hfeerl tilt0n
1900. fearllnR streets and holfora.
ts.b0n1G 00 cows $50 a0Nl1On. aiocl
rra and feeders fetDHt3On fair 10
prime southern heef tleerf $40 Unl.
1900. bees cows ami hoifofe All f0m
~ go native calves tT7tuiifD
Sheep receipts. i.t0n. zoos cents
higher. lambs. ttanOmig.5s ewes.
tS.t0Wip nnt cannefs and rnopuoia.
f500W 900
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
y p o R.T N G.
- G. o S S | r
TRIED FOR sLAckER.
, The Aaaosfateg pfeaa

Nashville, Tenn. ban non acc
ond time. ifed rDneY former plieusf
~ tho Cincinnati National League
baseball team nnd the NiiiouHia tndai
NHH placed on tliM in Federal court
before Judge SANFORD ou the charge of
nVHiiuK ihe aflccfitr service l1w
ionry sought deferred classification. b.
iH alleged STATING hc hah % dsnsnuDHi
VIE n r'nnessef Hnd several Hfnsnd
enc fnitrFrH a lufy failed tr aefrt 90
TunnyH nrai tribal m Amin ilis
MfH H. hflukmnu. CINCINNATI ohin
was the mGiu wlircsH t0dbf She fra.
titled thW roncy end UpaYa strange
nnardch wiin lor aa msn nnd wife Sho
also ffstified That hs supplied Gladys
-lranEr with lewolli and apparel and
tprni much money 0n hcr "A numhef
~ mlpnf Witnesses Nsre nirndurrl
during the day by fhr government Tie
cHHe viii ne resumed tomorrow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
LOCATED 40 PRISONERS.
ny The Associated Press

Washington. Jan Thv war de-
partmoni to-day made public ihe namra
oi tho following prisoners of war re-
ported 90 haze been released from the
prison camp m haatati
Carlton KAY iail Nnrth Grove sd
Fort Worth Texas.
krauHc rhiiip Memphis Tenn
Bcil jerry y. Daily okla
sampler Claude ~. Kfcmnn. okla
Kennedy John. naHseif. Toxau
Mitchell, Louis W. EarlabOro. okla.
J0dHon Fred. Deltnssrtf. Tenn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03

Furnished upon Application
The Caller reserves the right
o. reject any and ali advertising
w an objectionable nature ANY
person having unsatisfactory
dealings with anv advertiser AZ
requested 10 report same 10 this
office.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL.
ny The Associated Pres

Kansas City. no. Jan william
Roberts. e. street ear mot0rman who
sHot ard kiiird Thomas g. TuHg. d.
vision Mupo ntrndeni ~ iHe rsl com
naHN rHriF Yesterday morning HhIio
rsienratag Hr advent af thr uew 5rsf.
today wae ordered released fam ena
toby hf inc cnuuiY plqfefutDr roh.
outs claimed che sho0iinE was a,cl+
dental
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
CAPTAIN DISMISSED
ny The Associated Press

81, Louis, Mo. isn wHHnm o.
Hess. suspended police cppnin WAS
folmal5 Dismissed from iN' police dee
paftment tonight fnllnwlnE triai he-
fore the board of police commissioner
90 which testimony waH produced per.
portlng to show ihst icw rirrrasod
women brought So hls office Chief of
police william Young who vsa ans-
pended wlfh iioes Dot0bFr lF wf be-
tried tomorrow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
RicE QUOTATIONS..
NJ Ths Assoctatsd Press.

REV Orleans Ia Jan. INur'
rlrc hsifa 30 mehn Cafolina i7gta
faH 100 iNuo iiute tfTsM1fa. re.
orpliH fbf1 miiiofs a5f1 Clean
flce sales eIh rorken uondun
ssnthlt htff slue Rose 5W1s ~.
ceipig sbtt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
NET DECLINE AT NEW YORK
ny The Associated preus

Ne~ York, Jan 9 40 early advance
In ihe cotton market Vaa followed hy
sharp rrnciiung todnV The GENERAL lgi
closed slcady nc net dcellne of is to
90 points with thc hate months reia-
lively easy
The markct opouee lrm at an adj
vance on buying orders which had
hrrn attracted ht mo nrss exports of
Tuesday ana expectations that thr
furn oi iho wear wuuld bring BOZ au in-
creased demand ffom thc trade soon
There was good dosi uf realizing pud
tho market turned eHfief
The hrnVN rHlns reported u tha
south were accompanied ht REPORTS
thnt unpickod cotton was heing ruined
lnd that thr movement wtH being
slowed $50. hui in some quarters tho
weather VAS Viewed na t nearish fnc
Tor from thc coming crnp standpoint
$50 change was reported in the news
from The goods tlade and local spot
br0scrs said that while cotton WIS of
toriug ln the interior holders were de-
manding terS high basis A few iia-
nary uoiices we're reported IN rlrculn-
tinn early hat evidently wore stopped.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
FOR LEASE

My furman Ave Home. numbsr
1919. Every convenience, sleep
leg rooms. sleeping porches. bath.
electricity aRs phone garage.
City and ciatern water Ia the house
and yard Paved street connecting
with an paved streets of the city
street car svery few minutes. four
blocks from hay. on south bluff
price only 5000 per month Years
lease from January fsA
&. K. BRlSCOE.
FOG Avs. &C"
San Antonio, Tsxas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
Caller Classified Ad Page
Help Wanted--femalc


WANTED 4 girl nr woman fof light
work IN small rs'slly. good ply. sii
leopard
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
FIRE DESTROYS WHEAT.
- The Aasociatsd Press

Port Arthur Ont. Ian Eighfi
thousand bushels ~ wheni eefs dea
struycd hf hre in au eiepatof af FYft
william today
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
Lost and Found

sTRAlEn--i brown mare mule 8 l-4
hands years ] brown mare mule l5
hands years J has hefuc. 3s nands
years. black horse. hands z
years black mare. 3 hands years.
black mare IA hands IL yeare ! rod
mare ~ hands. n years Car MARKS
on alli hair q httie rough a liberal
reward for any information leading ta
their recovery on rHturn 90 Woods
stable or Thad. Davis. az the Wheeler
Place on Morgan ave. Gle
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Local Readers

ifr count line Each Insertion
zoe per count line reading no.
tlcep iunginF so DAYS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
GENERAL MARKETS


Ns~ YORK, lan There WAS 80
change in rave HuNar prices with QgN-
ffifusal quoted al f4s 20 me fcnnei
Latest caplo adVicss from cIha said
thai ioors were "a centrs,s in opera
ton ana thHt the Weather WAS lin. and
cold which ~ considered yerY favomble
Cor me gro~inE crop. The cnmgaitfse
reported arrangements for tho ship
pinE az 12i 500 bags ot Cubas and
1890 Porto i,ieoa.
business in refined 20 commencing
% pick np ana reiinera are expect
INC q more liberal suppit or raw sugar
90 take care ol the Increased demand
Prices are unchanged a. ? cents ior
Tine Frlnulnied.
COFFEE STEADlER,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-03
Real Estate Tor Sale

Nok SALE-Best Waterfront lot on
Shell iicach. Fronts West on wide
Avenue 50-fcet. nld extendn i5-fcct
into water; balance high land Joins
Rev. Or Jones' residence on tho north.
Sidon HARRIS Austin Texas -5t5
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one Cent word Firs, Insertion
~ Cents word 3 Insertions
Cents word Insertions
3 Cents word Insertions
~ Cents q word Per Month
foi standing adseriiaing In
Classified column
M.niplni charge pei ad. 1bC
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FpuNp-A black glove. December 80
on Chamberlain Street, owner may
have same by calling a. Caller office
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Miscellaneous

KINDERGARTEN MUSIC TAUGHT
Reasonable prices. Mira. George Cole.
los North Chaparal 81 --g2s
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Doctor wants 10 hear of good location
where "a doctor 81 needed. Address Dr.
C. r. Farrell, General Delivery, San An
touiD. Texas.