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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Young mon welcome the visiting sol
dicrs ana other friends.
Mnrniug service. 81 o. M Preaching
by the pastor Special choir numbers.
Meeting of tho session after service 10
receive members
EndcnVor Sorirtv @ 40 a. M Leader
Miaa Virginia Austin.
Evening service OF song H.15 p. M
Mrs y N Phelps OF nav City viii
sinE special solos. Miss Matte Caid
woil VIII play "AuHols ,.oronade" and
the choir Will render anthems The
program ia under direction OF Mrs W
49, Craig HENRY AUSTIN.
IiuNtott
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
MEMS HATS

Straw Hats reduced Tor a quick
clean up.
See the Special lot at $l.00
An high grade Hats reduced
rs per cent
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

belgium says she would be glad 10
trade with us, except that Germany
can mako quicker delivery grant long
or credit ana sell at hair Our price.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

a. r.. NoIefny. CLARK wood a. 81.
Conner. Ilobstown u y Wotthingfon,
ItDbHfnwu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

huN tWrrNH Hotel
rerilt
SUNDAY school g 90 a. ST.
McdHtlflaA UNtninF testimonial
mtctinr s o'tlock
Reading room uugn wreck days. ~ 30
rlW public is cordially invited tO
the services and 60 ulako ueo ot tho
ffadinE room nud Tree circulating Is.
tun of authorized Christian Science
literature.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

500 NrNHiafI $50
Sunday school . iU a m
Suudnv services - a.. 49, Subject.
Spltli'
"Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting u m
a readiug rpom is maintained onch
week dbt from iu 10 2 iD B.. pa To
fhis la well aa tho services the puhiif
is cordially invited and made welcome
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

l.. Talbert, who resides eight miles
west nf Corpus Christi. has bought the
residence az 1893 Chaparrnl street. oc-
cupied nv the bradley family The
consideration was s3.b00 and the sale
WINS made through r. T. Ring The
Talhcrts VIII Improve the property ana
will orcupv a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10


s.l5 p no. with twenty minute ser-
mons hA tho pastor Special music
under direction of an otto Mocli
rims choH director Visitors n tho
city arc Invited go Worship with uH.
SUNDAY school ni 200 d m David
Poet superintendent GLASSES ior all
ages
H Caacy president Allan NsnnnN
leader
NiiWcot Horyitc WodueHda, stb o.
On Du tho chWgh lawn
tltNNk H BUCHANAN Pastor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

South BluH Methodist Church
Sunday schooi . 10 e. ma q van
noN. superintendent
Preaching iu o. a. m
Epworih League 4ls % m Nlar
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Vhr Egk nt sykes. who haze rc
turued to tho city from hlH vacation
Nln preach in ihu Church of tho Good
shepherd SUNDAY morning
StfNicrs 80 u lioN Com
muniuu
30 m sunday rrhuol
Al o.. m. service and sermon
Nn cYyuing service
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Use caller ciaasldcda for results.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

J. Y. Brown, county attendance Of.
flcrr. left yesterday morning Tot Kings
VILE fie viii return 90 the city some
time tomorrow
n. N. Rhehey. district Judge OF
/ WAso. and family VIII leave this morn
inr Tor thcii homo ~ thai cay AT,
and Mrs. itlichry and children have
apcht aevfni enjoyable weeks In Cor
nus Christi and viii make the return
Trip 70 Waco by automobile.
a Mexican child about years old
ygns slightly injured early yesterday
Afternoon hy an automobile near tho
cofnnf ~ leopard and Black streets
| f'hrticH who were operating the auto
iuuhiie reported nt police hcadqunf'crr
but no nnmef were tahon The child
WIS only slightly Injured u Was stated.
the accident hciaF una voidabic accord i
lng 90 the authorities.
Miss Mary Woods, secretary Of the
home service section ~ toe local Rod
Cross. b. IN need ~ Information rec
chfdlng tho present address ~ 4. H.
Hallmark. formerly ~ Corpus Christi
whose name was given az the cmcr-
gene, address 81 Robert ~ Travis. an
American soldier Tho Information ia
wanted ai the adJutaut generals 81
flee. Washington. y. g.. ana Miss
Woods is asked 70 furnish H.
An item appearing in The Caller
several days ago relative 90 change
ln the ownership " q dental office Of
'ho city conveyed the impression,
through tho miaspeilinR OF the name
TINT Dr r. A. NcCuliorn. wn- 6iscor
iinuinF his local practice and moving
elsewhere This was an error AZ Or.
Nrculloch. who has been prnciicing
here for number ~ yoara will con-
tinuc 20 make Corpus Christi hiH
home
According 10 a deed filed in tho o.
flee 81 County Clerk either, MrGluin
Yesterday y ~ Cathey and wife of
Nucces county. conveyed property TO
+ " Franklin. described ~ lots ] and
n block ] ~ fay View addition 10
Corpus christi The consideration
stipulated was $500
Another transfer involving the a1me
individuals was also sllcd the prop
rrty bcinr originally known 40 lots 3
and T. boz block 90 ~ the Brooklyn ad
dltion to Cofuur ChriRti and known
nH lot M. iu block % ~ Corpus Beach
Hotel addition 70 city
County Judge Hugh r. Suthoriand
will leave this morning Tor san An
tonic. whore hp has been summoned az
witnesH in the trial ~ Pedro Ochoa.
"a MeNicau who is accused ~ being
instrumental la the death Of hia son
Judge Sutherland VIII return Wed
ncsday morning.
Ochon who was mt ono time "a resi-
dent OF this city ia we'll known in Cor
nus Christi According 10 the charges
lodged against him. he rs alleged to
have had q woman friend give his son
portion ~ ipuor diluted with poHon
for the purpose Of obtaining the inHur-
nnce money on the sons life
The case will be trcid in the 37th
district criminal court san Antonio.
before Judge Wailing. Monday morn
ing
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
First Presbyterian Church.


North Broadway Bluff.
SUNDAY school o 80 o. nm Depart
ncnta and classes FOR an asses Mems
lass 30 % and pr Gilcs class FOR
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
MEMS SUITS
ID CaII on Summed Suits

These fine Suits will all be
grouped together for the Sum
mer Clearance at one price,
worth up to $3.50 at 1898
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
CITY NEWS
= IN BRIEF.

J. Y. Brown, county attendance Of
flcsr left yesterday morning fos Kings
Vile Sc VIII return 90 the city some
flfnD tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
Put an End to
Gaia r R h
Head Noises, Nay Fever, Deainess
An Old Physicians Genuine
Remedy That Hits the Spot

Amazing bsuf
h's are bring ~
ported hy peisoIis
NIsp suffered from
eafsyrA. persistent
( gius w fhs hsss
hHd fngny v b q
were tronhlfd BY
bred aeIssE aud
altt.H teevae
ifse u tenf easise
alae hay fsfes and
fpsT cold
A no,ed rhssl
fiass. lif Elosees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
PRIVATE PIE MCor
CARRIED on WONDERFULLY


Lexington. Nv. Sept sY~-iiavsnx
hesn rewarded with DISTINGUISHED
ssrshe GROSS " sha government
francn also haw sent eFuls de Fwvrrm
with raim for presentation ~ f'fis#se
fsia McroY, kealuckya war hero
for bravery aud gallanirs a# rreltea
n the following nuatsnn
HAVING bsen alsaekea IT aunriae
ns seven Germans. NJ alaablrsi them
With hts havcnet and hand Frrnaa~s
and made seventeen tarrmanH. who
were IN Il nearby ahell hoIe. prisoners
While advancing hr found wouudrsf
offle"r and putting him III siie hanAa
oi another soldier Ia of,lef 90 tram
puri htn 10 The rear continued Inc
advance foward The ohi~ctlv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

sTSS stEHsF8gHt
! Anscns whn had experienced Sit
tins ihraaah dress rehearsal ~ the
New foff Metropolitan opsfs
Mouse is awxre now nomesst.as sweh
~ Yeesxivu ~ Thsfs usaaliy are
ssous eu~ hundred psopl~ fbsfe
f"rss 4" fsfty msmbes~ of Tho Metre
rsiftan organization singers .
conductor or swv asmbsrs ~ lh~
ex~rptsvs stsr. and the gnvsse eritIsss
ot ths newspapers and few i.apos-
rant persons whS are snvitsa so he
present
) 10 appear bsfors such . ssth@r-
inG II probably harder thsa fs9u-
lsss performance. There |. never any
spplsusas Dne woss threumn ones
roiss there II no ssoppins. unless
some mistake l. made whseh it h
imperative 20 correct III IN eeld-
binoded nr&is. The singer realizes
that the eritlnssp IL sx~et ard pssl-
i~Sss \ Judging w those ~ho know.
and ~ha expect the best.
"a reaehNd fny drsssinw room early,
ana ocnnsa my nf~s-aet eo~tums /
lad rissn ~ seven o'eloak ia order
4. siys my voice ample tlm~ % ees
's<r for singing .. early IN tbs
DAY. for ordinarily N. hlwnrss tone.
are nos "rssds~ unsii oa~ has been
up snd shout for sevssei hours
sod dress rebsarssl Vt the Metro
poitisn begins ~ tsn-thsfsy O'Clock
hsd veeaisxed, liehstsa for hsis
~ hour before lssyBns my apart
ment, Just enough srsrsise t.s gel
sh4 voice started In my Jfss~sns-
rcom psrnslfted myself ia sing out,
full voiced. for tvn sninsts~ more,
II was ausftsf afgsf TEN when
had finished. - far ss ssy ~ars could
tell yns was IN sscellcrs vocal com
difion. was rexdys Thcre could
~ no stepping backward n.x.. Very
soon MSS Summoned 70 ~ 70 The
stage.
When ihs curtain swung nr I war
not IN ,he least ffishtsnesf real
red that In way my effort ~ that
morning IB~sas aais~ AZ much NJ the
performances itsslf, which would take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
THE TIGER WILL
NOT STAND F0R|
0N'sMOT|0N|
PROPOSITION IHAT rtCtS
o. AL. NlEsinI1t~ ~ TiIs
rEt ttE COMMISSION NJ
CAST Nllt. M ~.
aFCTFD

ffNNatHtntFtt
FAFg@. A@ps 8a rae svpaFs sTufw
New yoFs ,has rssslaeaf wilson hAA
svprvmsss asHr~ ~ hasr e#asa IL
lhe features ~ alI lAe rriaeltal stsss.
sasea "a sAe pvAse conference ii eaas
ghg maeh speculation 10 shn EsaFA&lsn
ARTISTS wpfhl aa 10 lhe peohAsle ~
sspgiea ~ssch Premtsv es~mslss sas
will make ia ths rsuusnt
ZEN vesFs AGA when the lase lsassu
was working on his famom~ hnst a.
sNe Tiger whsch clsmenreau .asa
lcaa A. much liar han as Ae looks liNs
Joan - Arc, Radln awkaa and Oh
salnTd nerml~NleM "a mase raas NJ
Fi.na@neesu FEATURES
cemsneesa nuhmRtwd - lbs 49,
pNAsscn ~ @yvn 81 sasagglae "a.
SOAP and nh3Atvr ~ Ain fare tidalva
pervousN gor ten mlnasc~ whuv nspSla
VAS maasaslns hts teagnrse. then ad
denly asked slsnwmHeh l0nxss are
sssa sosnK - esR handle me IA lAls
waygs
snasheF han mar. Fsplsa gsoiln
esrel~asly Il
s'lemsnerau ieaeet from sha ohaEe
rushed 10 the nearest ~gnh ssana ana
nfoceed.d 10 erase al sfsera uf The
eaaf from law faes iIa lhem waya Ma
din his phosugraph
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
HOW | BECAME. "A PRlMA'DONN
. Nv ROSA r0SSEItE
Leading Soprano. Me,ropali,aa opsa Hoas~
New York City

place the evening ~ sh~ ssenna aay
fefiowgus For aHlaa* ! acquitted
rsyss'f sfsdlsn pl. 70 fhs e0mpsss
live @sta@f~etion ~ ar 4atslstfa@w @s
: woafa nsl be rarn,iitwa ~ agpsss
to th~ p~rforWsnae ! eoald he sat
woaid be. protested - tnet~ @ss
nothing ieft Tar n.s ia aa eseept
mako ko.a.
This temptation strongest foe sks
beginner - resssl h e, xls@ all tAs
yosss una hma tsrshabsy thar asslfa
20 ssss with more strength thsB IL
"a s~fe te ese ARISES through usfA
vausn~~s bat whatever a Is ffiinh
few singers snass q nrss sppeaFane.
without wsnginx to avsfss~p ihs
bounds ~ vocal snodsrati,si. ana
fought the d~rife that notnIns a. <
never had before
whe parting words of my maestro.
WIN had prepared ms. Asa of my
cossh, ~ho had 40 ably aided w~sss
"Uss only lbf.a-foufths ~ Yas~
veiss keep sonaashinK IN fs~~fss.
whatever 3ou Do don't pyefalHx.
ob~y.d fhssr distractions IA
Na@p't sasy thu ts#irs 10 siux nus.
strong waa almost ysrwhslmins
during tha NgAt falnut~n ~ INV nu-
sieal sndsavera isus sgseF~sras &
became more euno pessa. ard nv fh@
lime my fsst pix opportunity sryivss
-~ln The sscsna sesi had gb. nsss
ss..rv self causroh
Ny esufSs~ioFs earis 70 nv ifesss
inx foesn After hist tying sfsns. IN
congratulate ms NJ far. " appeared.
had exceeded the fonasst ssnseiaAi
isons my friends had had Tor me, !,
had only 20 continue 10 Ds esfsaim
~ public sneeess
rben came tho anai act snd nv
great aria lea myself ~ shsn
The rshsarsai was nsarH over. =
fell the pee5 70 giys my voice fred
rein. And thsre appeafsd no doub'i
then. Of the ultimate outcome
went hDms lp saxirab. aud need
Ing Hir---sor st< ssefsiQn W mo ri
hsarsa' had iet< nsr nserhaatsd
had wsndow lowered The ne4
n,ornlns aweh~ with my nsak y
suH ! ssuldn't surn ms head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
CHAMP CLARK STANDS
OPPOSED TO REGULATION
He rears Trade May Go To
Bcne-Yard" If Rule Of Con-
ssroi Is Used By u. s.

Washington. Sc 20 Opposing
those features OF proposed legislation
for railroad organization which would
place water carriers under the control
Of the interstate commerce commss
sion. W y Clark. of Seattle, Wash.
representing the Pacific Steamship
company. today told the house inter-
STATE commerce committee such ,~1
tslation might result in des-cetinq
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
WHAT IS A "M[f"?
THAT'S EXPLAINED HERE

ivy NN%1"f@KfV FFFpAN
London, Ssspl - A silver Ght ''nsf
Was sold III afl art store h.fe ! auc
lion the other ia, FOR 81 .ens aud I'm.
medla'"ly London Essoplr began ASK
ing what i . nefF for II j. word
llt'le known
4 ~nrf' - relic ot bygenu dass.
decorative piece uf PLAT. for fhe
dinner table IL wss genfailt shaped
like q ship. often having row ol oara,
and was used 10 hold table ma kins
aud other odds and ends deemed nee
eesaFy IN those lays OF sumpiuous
meals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

4 has been pointed 0w 10 the farm
efa that thT growing IL tlax. vhen
ianisd in rotation With ether efops.
cauAed no snoFe exhaustion 81 me snil
than ether cereals and n0t 80 usneh az
palN Flax takes conaldsranly more
nisfogsn from the soil than wheat ~
oe'~. bsH thar chemical pronnrEy can
he r~elaeed hy rosatins the flax sah
clover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
THE DAY OF
|RECk0NING IS
APPROACHING.
CRIMINAL. tul'NS NltSr
ANSWER TilE CHARGE
N mn SSElaS TnsS
WINTER

nras*cls, SIPS safh~ tfae a
reckoning for 6sermAa criminals /
anrrcaehlng The Helgsan dsparsmen
ag iussleN ii Fastening wNFk On ,ht
list a. emmy SUBJECTS accazea us yle.
hslvns os tho laws ~ war and of sn.
tsrnasional law The treaty of yes
saslirs gives to nawlum the rlgha Il
demand sae estgaaiglon ~ shsse res
asn~ but a must De done wsshm our
ssnaih after ratification
rhe preparation az ihe Iiss "a ~f.
sana 70 hc esiraasisd i seneals
ASK. The documentary rvsdeace ls
nrseseaFyiIs INCOMPLETE a. ~ the
iaen,tts % particular pernous Mans
crimes we're committed D, srnaps aud
the individual aashafe in numerous
sases wrFr unidentified ~ th~ir ehlcf
anAnown However. the tsaAsy aliaws
considerable ieewas IL that /, permits
rxsfadseion ns d~slgnatIng guilty nnea
ny shcff ,tiiss or etn ioymems. Juagvs
hase been making inquiries aud
commission. instituted by royal H..
cree On February s& issa. h eontin.
alne ~ irysstlgasInn of AL infrar.
lions committed b, ssefmans In.
struviANn# hNve lust been sIwsn so
hasten the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

American shipping 10 she bone yard
Except for the railroads." he de-
eIared, ''ihe public has generally be-
lieved its interests Welt served by
water lines"
Mr. Clark also asserted that Ea-
ropsan DIPLOMATIC methods included
'insidioua propaganda designed 70
prevent American shlnping from sue
cessfnl competition with foreign ships
Legislation 10 benefit water tines.
Mr. Clark urged. should permit free
hand in competitive foreign com
merce. including Alaska and provision
for expo- and import rates on Amer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Sufferers from indigestion are spl
10 hecaaae dlsrouras.d and feel that
complete rssosery il rct 80 he hoped
for No one could make greater
mistake. Hundreds have been PER.
manrnilv cured bs taking Chamber.
lain's Tablets rnd can new eat any
tnlng ihat they cravs rhese tablets
strengthen the stomach and enable +.
% perform iis funeslona naturally. n
You have not tried them. 10 80 al
once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
SKULL FRACTURED. MAN
scoRNs AID or ooCroRs

Washington Sept 20 Although
ahyslcians ~ Garfield hospital last
night lnsis,.d that Frank plttigio. ~.
Of s7S kalorana road northwest. had
fractured skull The injured man re
f'Ned treatment further than first ald.
and vent % his home nnaasislcd lIe
VIA struck on ihe head With a bottle
during fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

taixslns. sfg4 tlrx fiiIfiiAs
~ elhsf = tifaNsssS hfaA
saa4eis shi lwsfJae isif
sWslliY tliss N nseY s'as
fss isHia s@i leailii ln4
l'slina tRsaffs. Rid pbnfs
afys ~ ii Esiss fff1f
~ niwyHer ssKs also
fse ttlo9'd hrrp .aNe af
ihis Nrqhipe totarwmd
fsear 10 aiii N fsesrtts
lssx the 'itessi@si sassen. !.
whiie snioslng sfss pIssss
Ant snio~inx ot@saf you
isss ~ fpus MA. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Mrs A. n. Hali, CasevLlleI Nlena
ssys. Il wlsh 10 thank YOU for yonr
srand gooa medicIne.s rhapibsriain'r
Collie and Dlarrhoea Ronedg. VI are
never without "A IA the honsT, and
am sure II saved our baby's NE this
summer
Mrs. Msry.sxcarrinvsnn casevillc,
Mich. says. ,@i haye used Chamber
lssn's Collie and i,larsboea Remedy for
years and II has always given rromft
rrllef."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Robert CaviccM o( Whitman. Mass
ia q party ~ ne on fishiug trip won
the prize tgH offered for the larg
est and tie smai'eM fish canxhI ~.
cnufht ollock thar weighed more
filan ! rounds and also diminusive
fsh thai weighed lit,le more than AN
ounce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

bty i bos ~ DIR. Br.OSsER's REM
pe9as raekaee ~ his pnseu, hxyba5 remedy.
" sendiut only 10 css silver o. sisrsrs 70 he
sLesSea q. CRlI, ATLANTA "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

lean rail lines aa,plsing only % waier
freight moved hy American shias.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

has faANs4g es,abinafion ~ lsshs-~sfrsgraa
soothing Mnd h<alsnsv-t0 l,s smoked Va
pipe cigarette, 81 b. hnfning W ) hoiaeF
lnssais sht Nh@ieNDrpr medirztsd vspDS
liy nisa~fs HstnNNi " usfmis~ VI contains
iiosins 4 pirassal hsfbsi tsfirf dtfsrfrt fosssd
esmtleis rAfs " fsiisnnns Js3nsfgr, n0fn
sire gtsf. fxlNp< W feneta 1870 tnfes' AitS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
SOUTHERN PINE IS
NEAR DEPLETION

WASHINGTON. March a1.-original
supplies OF pine In the South will be
exhausted In 10 years and at least
5000 mills will 60 out OF existence
within five years, according to Henry
8, Graves, chief Of the United States
forest service quoting leaders Of the
Southern pine industry as his author
ity. Chief Forester Graves pointed to
the Southern situation In advocating
the compulsory practice Of forestry on
private timber, iAnds. coupled with a
liberal policy OF public cooperation and
assistance.
Our country 10 progressively destroy
inE Its forests" declared Col. Graves.
1.-THE consequences are very far-rSach-
Ing. The exhaustion OF the forest Il
followed BY the closing OF industries,
the steady Increase OF waste lands, the
abandonment Of farms that depended
for their market on the lumber com
munities and the impovefishment oil
mo section Of the country ran Of.
ford to have . large part Of its land
on ~unproductive waste, with the lost
Of taxation. value and Of industries, o.
population that would ba, supported Il
these lands were productive. mo sec
| ton ran afford to be dependent FOL
Its supplies OF wood products IN an
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
CASUALTY list

WASHINGTON, March 21,-Four
army casualty lists, made public here
today, contain a total OF sos names. d.
Killed in action, Il; died from wounds,
seven; died, aitplane accident. one:
d!et accident and other CO uses, 20; died
OF disease, 1883; wounded severely, al;
wounded, degree undetermined, II,
wounded slightly, 3S2; missing In ac-
ton. seven.
Included in tho lists:
TENNESSEE.
Died Of disease. Corporal Cary q.
Peterson, Caryville, Cook George Bow.
man, johnson City; Private Sidney
'' Wounded atdSS'f sIiRISHSrtH{;y: sers.ants Fred.
Moore, II, r, b. 3, DandridRs; Waronci
William &, Peck, Chattanooga; priyates
George W. Cadle, r, +. ,. 1, Losl
Creek George II, Turner. r. F, D. /,
Sale Creek,
MISSISSIPPI.
Died, accident and other causes; PR.
vate Cutter Shinnal, Hanlston..
Died Of disease: Privates Jake Brown
Marsalis, Smithdale; Nelson McGoueh
Morton; Charles W. suddarth, Fayette
Wounded degree undetermined. Prl.
vate Duncan Hatton, Perkiaston.
wounded slightly: Privates Donalt
Macarthur, Madison; Clarence c. Moore
| Savage.
Wounded. degree undetermined pre
viously reported missing: Lieut.. HenF,
A. Hesse, McComb.
Returned to duty. previously reporte,
missing; Corporal Redden Denmark
Mahaba.
ARKANSAS.
Died OF disease: Bugler Eddie Mack
!, T. y. 3, Pine Bluff; Mechanic Rober
\. McPeak, Democrat. prtvates E,rnes
v. Bollinger. Little Rock; Nuar-
Holmes, August; Jake Morris, Pin,
Blutf; Louis simmons, Pecan Point,
wounded slightly; Private Harvest p
Turner, Millyille.
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
yiously reported missing: Private Hug
b. Mann, louisville,
ALABAMA.
Died of disease: Corporal Turne
Ellis, Coffee Springs. Privates Abe Am
bers, Montgomery; Harvey q. Busbet
r, Il, u. 5, Wadley; Charlie l.. Royal
r, T, u. l, Fort Deposit.
Wounded slightly. Corporal John A
McCorkle, Columbia; Prlvates Gaorr
King, Hayleyvllle; Clinton o, RlauveIi
MaplesviIlei George u Petrey, Petrey
Seaborne Tanner, r, r. ID, 4 SONAR
Vile; Myrom NJ. Burkett. r. y. il. ;
| ~Castleherry, John r. Settler, Birming
ham; William Il, Talley, Torey.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
t. P. A. is OPPOSED TO
BIG R0KD BOND ISSUE

one OF the strongest evidences that
| the proposed $50, 900, 900 bond issue for
a statewide system Of roads is full
Of the most re~prehensible possibilities,
is the opposition that has been record
ed by the Tennessee division of the
| Travellers Protective association. Posts
Of the T. p. A. all over the state have
declared their active opposition to the
measure and have drafted resolutions to
that effect, which we're sent to Gov.
A. Fl, Roberts. Sam HARRISON, chair
man of the state good roads and public
utilities committee Of his organization,
Is one of the leaders in the fight against
the bin. Mr.. HARRISON. who is now
in Memphis, declares that to issue state
bonds in the sum of $50, 600, 900 at this
time would be the greatest mistake
that could be made. The members Of
the Y. p. A., Mr., HARRISON says, have
been strong advocates of good roads
for years, but they can not support
this new and colossal measure, They
think 1t inadvlsable to attempt to float
this huge issue Of bonds when the bonds
would have to compete with nontax-
able federal bonds, which virtually
flood the country and will grow more
| plentiful instead OF diminishing. To
float successfully the bonds would re-
quire a rate of interest which the state
could not afford
The travellers also object to the pro-
posal to increase the tax on automo-
biles. The 81 per horse power, which
It Is proposed to charge, Is exorhitant,
Mr., HARRISON says, and much higher
than other states are charging.