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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
OBITUARY
DAVID B. WALSH

David B. Walsh, of eos Park ave- nue, died Friday at his home after a short illness. The deceased had been prominent In athletic circles and was we'll known and highly respected throughout the city. He is survived by his wife, Minnie, his mother. Mrs. Nora Walsh, two brothers. James F.. of Pittsfield, Mass, and Harry J. of this city, and one sister, Miss Mary A. Walsh. The funeral will be held from his late home tom orrow morn ing at o'clock and at 9:30 o'clock from the Sacred Heart church where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. The burial will be in St Michaeps cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
GET MARGOLIN FOR THEFT OF
 PLATED WARE

Charged with the theft of plated ware from the Jennings Brothers fac tory at Elm and Harrison streets where he worked Nathan Margolin, of 149 Golden HIM street, was arrest ed this afternoon by members of the Detective Bureau The thefts. it is stated. have covered a considerable period and the matter has been un- der investigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
BURGLARS GET
 S15O WORTH OF
 LIBERTY BONDS

Burglars entering the home of Nathan P. Shapiro at 179 Wood ave- nue last night, secured $195, which included three $50 registered Liberty bonds and s45 worth of War Savings Stamps. The entrance was made while the family was away.
 The detective department has been notified and has received the num- bers of the bonds and informed banks and bond buyers in this section of the theft.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
KILPATRTCK
 SWORN IN AS
 AN ATTORNEY

Attorney W. F. D. Fitzpatrick of this city was sworn in as a member of the Fairfield County Bar this morn ing by Judge Maltbie in the superior court. Attorney Fitzpatrick was among those who passed the bar eX- amina tions last June. He is a gradu- ate of the Bridgeport High school and Yale Law school.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
MACHINE TOOLS STOLEN WERE
 WORTH Sl5O

Special machine tools of consider able value were stolen last night when the plant of the Springfield Manufac- turing Company in Mountain Grove street was entered. It was stated to- day that the gauges, comptometers, etc, stolen were worth $150. The police are making an investigation of the robbery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
ROYALTY ENTERTAINS
 y GENERAL PERSHING

London, July 21-General Pershing, whose visit to London has been mark ed by an almost continuous round of entertainment, was the guest at lu ~theon today of the Duke of Con- naught, former Governor General of Canada.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
HUN PRISONERS OF WAR.

New York, July 1.-Two German n prisoners of war. the first to be brought to the United States, arrived here today aboard the transport Aga rnernnon from Brest. The Identity of the Germans. who are consigned 10 the Director of Military Intelligence. was not made public.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
ASSERT THERE
 IS MOVE TO OPPOSE GOVT

Washington. July 21.---Declaring that there was a movement on foot 70 Ecpose the government. the preside 1t of Honduras iu council of ministers last Friday issued a decree declaring the existence of n state of war. says a State Department dispatch from TeRucigalpa. The department has ca bled for further information.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
BURGLARY EPIDEMIC

Waterbury, July 21.-The police to- day reported an epidemic of bur- glaries over Sunday. About a dozen places, including several stores were broken into. Among the places en- tered was the home of Frank Frtel. a policeman, where S171 in money and a watch were taken. Several arrests nave been madA.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
THE WEATHER

New Haven, July 21. - For Bridgeport and vicinity: Unset tied with occasional showers to- night and Tuesday.
 For Connecticut: Showers to- night and Tuesday, not much change in temperature; moderate south winds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
YANK WINS RACE.

Paris. July 21--Norman Ross of San Francisco, who yesterday won the swimming match fin the Seine across Paris, has informed the Excel sior that he intends to try to swim the English channel. Ross victory yes terday was achieved in one hour and thirty minutes for the distance of about $500 metres. with Baigalupo. .the Italian swimmer, second.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
AUTHORIZES AT SHORT BEACH.

New Haven. Conn, July 21-Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, authoress who hacanne i'll while in England was brought to her home at Short Beach, Branford, by motor ambulance from New York city, yesterday. Mrs. Will cox arrived from abroad on Satur- day. Her condition is believed to be somewhat improved. She had been extremely i'll.
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Special at S4.O0
Underwear for Chilly Days

Two garments at the Ribbed Underwear Section will be acceptable to many women when cool spell in summer. Good to take into the mountains vacation, motor trip.
 Ribbed Corset Covers, high neck and long sleeves,
 Dutch neck with elbow sleeves Regular sizes, 75 cts and Sl.OO Extra S125 Knicxers pink white, 89 cts and $l %
 ain floor
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I able Clothes

Imported Cotton Damask, with finish so super for that 1t hardly be told from linen. This cloth is two yards square with circular design intended for a round table.
 Special at sS4 co
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ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
Summer Jewelry

Lingerie Clasps gold filled, 50 cts Rhinestone Rings, stone of generous size, Tiffany set ting, Sl.lO Sport Pins suitable to with mens sport shirts,
 59 cts Collar Pins, two on a card 50 cts card Hat Pins, pearl tops, 5 cts
 Main
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New Books for Children

The Book of Birds by Oliver Thorne Miller $250 authorities birds writ in
   Water Babies by Charles Kingsley, $25O
  babies The Hiawatha Primer, by Florence Holbrook $lOO with Indian explained little Hawaha
 10 a midnight 
 K he saiA "Nokomis?"
 Nokomis answered:
 is Talking native language Other'
, 1919-09-25
fixed BY the Royal Commission per {

fixed By the Royal Commission per cwts
SIS. Sd. -91s. Cd.
Muscovado, $780, basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty paid. SOS. 6d.-78s. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further sales
during the war
Java 960( Gibraltar or Chancellor Orders
floating terms, no quotations.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red per
cwt. 125s. d. 1915.
Cotton, Medium Fine Sea Island, at Liv'
erpool nominal per lh.
Bank of England rate of Discount per
cent. 5.
Consols 508
Three per cen rentes in Paris Fcs. COTS
All prices subject to correction.
, 1919-09-25
KING TO SURRENDER
CROWN A
ITALIAN
Special Gable To THE New YORK TINES.

MILAN, Sept. liking Victor En-
manuel. who lately handed over six of his
finest palaces, villas. and parks for the
permanent use of disabled soldiers and
sailors and the orphans of those killed in
battle, has now formally signified to Pre-
mier Nitti h~islintention of reliquishing all
the vast domains of the Crown through
out Italy for the benefit Of the %peasantry
and of those who. fought for Italian
unity. ellis Majesty likewise %renounces
the possession Of the buildings attached
to such Crown lands in favor Of those
Institutions charitable organizations
whose distinct aim is to mitigate such
suffefings of the people as arise oit of
the dire consequences of war.
AN immense reduction in the civil list
is also imminent through the Kings reso-
luton that his private patrimony shall
be subjected TO taxation equally with
that of every commoner. On the other
hand, he will continue through the Min
lister of the Royal Household TO dispense
the annual sum of about $500, 600, which
he has distributed, hitherto in private
gifts to his poor and needy subjects.
1t is felt that this initiative on the part
of Italy's democratic monarch, on the
eve of the Governments raising a com
pulSory loan at home, cannot fail to serve
as a stimulus to sacrifice among all
classes, especially in ranks of ancient
and aristocratie families. who, for the
most part are extensive landowners.
st. Thomas Bulletin, Sept. 10th.
, 1919-09-25
COMPANY ORGANIZED HERE
TO MANUFACTURE CEMENT.
Equipment is now Being Received for
Plant to be Erected Near Catano; This
is a 300, 600 Barrel Market.

A new industry, the manufacture of
cement, is to be undertaken here short
ly by the Porto Rico Portland Cement
Co., recently organized and which is
building its plant3near Catano. Gustavo
A. Besosa, of New York, Alfred l..
Thomson and the firm of Ochor Hnos.
are chiefly interested in a a new com
pany, which is capitalized at $3.50. 900.
Some of the machinery and equip.
ment necessary for the cement plant
has already arrived and more is expect
ed by ships soon to arrive. 1t is hoped
to commence manufacturing not later
than January 1st.
1T is our purpose to establish a new
industry for Porto Rico, said Mr.. Thorn.
sen yesterday. 'One Of he drawbacks
in developing industries here is supposed
to be the high cost of fuel. At the pres
ent time fuel oil can be purchased here
at a price equivalent to coal at 81. per
ton. With fuel available at this figure
the development of industries here
should be possible" Normally Porto
Rico offers a mark& or approximately
800, 600 barrels of of cement a year. Al
the present time the price of cement de-
livered in San Juan is slightly under SIS
per barrel.
The new company is planning to man
ufacture cement on the basis of 100. 600.
barrels a ibid.
, 1919-09-25
VICE PRESIDENT SEES STATE
81 HOOD FOR ISLAND.

The future of Porto Rico will be state
hood in the opinion of vice-president
Thomas K. Marshall, according to a tel
egam sent to Ell TEMPO yesterday from
the commission OF republicans who are
now in Washington opposing the union
ist propaganda, for independence. This
opinion. OF Vice President Marshal that
, 1919-09-25
SUGAR NOTES.

The society of German sugar beet men
report that the acl cage of beets in Ger
many this year will be 329, O63 hectares,
while last year it was 376, 042 hectares.
This includes the acreage in Poland and
Silesia. -LoMisjdna Planter.
, 1919-09-25

Senator Charles Humbert, growing out of
alleged American Contracts, has been
dismissed by the Court.
Paris, Sept. 22nd.--King George has
invited President Poincare and Madame
Poincare to visit himself anu Queen
Mary next month.
Iiflis. Sept. 22nd.-Ane explosive missile
thrown into the automobile of u>nI.
Buratof, the representative of !>ni.
Denekine, the anti Bolshevik Leader IN
South Russia, severely wounded Genl.
Buratof and also the Georgian GEM.
Odiseie.
ment is made of the appointment OF Sir
Charles N. Eliot as Ambassador to ia
pan. Other appOiltn ents in the diplo-
matte service announced include Sir
Milne Cheetham, as Minister to Peru and
Ecuador and Mr.. Dr%ackanthorpe as {Min-
lister TO Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua
and Salvador.
Washington, Sept. 22nd.-By a unani-
nous vote of the six members present,
the Senate Judiciary Committee decided
today that the proposed treaty guaran-
taelng Immediate assistance of the Uni-
ted States to France IN the event of an
unprovokeG attack by Germany, was
made constitutional. Twelve members
were absent, and their votes were not
cast.
Paris. Sept. 22nd. Troops under Ga
briel Dannunzio. the insurgent Italian
Commander at Fiume, have begun ex-
tending their zone occupation into Jugo-
SIav territory, according to the lugo-Slav
delegation IN Paris. They penetrated
seven miles into Jugo-Slavia on Saturday
occupying the heights at Risniak dOmin-
ating the surrounding country. The
Jugo-Slavs did not clash with the Dan
nunzio forces executing this movement,
the delegation stated
Brussels, Sept. 22nd.- liking Albert
Queen Elizabeth and Grow | Prince Leo
pold left Brussels at $50 O'Clock for
OStend. where they will 20 on board the
George Washington for their voyage to
the Uaited States.
Barbados, Sept. 23rd The s.. S.
''Tennyson'' was completely flooded by
H. M. S. YARMOUTH and the fire is now
apparently e~xtinguShed.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22nd 1919.
-Four. Blended Clear St. Lawrence ! rand
pr. brl. $1,000
Meal, Kindred per 100 TBS $4.15
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
Heavy Iless Pork per Dbl. SOL. 90
Sugar---Crystals Confirmed by Brokers)
per 100 lbs. $7.28.
MoIasses 50 test pr 100 lbs. no quotation.
Gotton M;Ill;o~ T~No~l ~ oroo0j oou
, 1919-09-25

Porto Rico my become a state is also
shared by Senator Kenyon who express
ed a like belief when he Vas in Porto
Rico several months ago.
At a hearing before the committee on
Insular Affairs Senator AntCniC +. Ear
cello the head of the Unionist Party,
stated hat he had mo- gone to the United
States TO ask for indepe ndence for Por-
to Rico.
Representative Towner, chairman of
the committee of Insular Affairs, and
Senators Lodge, Watson, New, Point
dexter, Kenyon and Mccormick said
they were convinced there was no senti-
ment III favor of independence for Porto .
Rico and that they believed that indepen-
dence was not compatible with the Amer
lean citizenship enjoyed in Porto Rico
and that the island was to be pey manent-
ly q part of the United States. Porto
Rlc0 Progress, Sept. 18th.
COMPANY ORGANIZED HERE
TO MANUFACTURE CEMENT.
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AnnI.sla BE ob.er.ea.-

Zoo fmt Anniversary 20 fIt
9fHanh lf the Wum4H's Nlissioa
ihrt su0i tho prcshtirf.an churrl
wa bowed Thusdai at an 'oren
houac ~ iho home of Mrs flsnf.
Nieamu Nolih nfoadway ai st
"eio't Hn unique nfus.am ~ on
i'liNWlIhaf win nni ufny inchiio
~ l""H ru bot wIu he caIruiafsf
Or 0n.1 broader vision Hna .nf
l"ok o. future rho msmhsrs
ih'H y lnf pine.. who may ne
lnto'f'hc cordially Invited io hf
Ipr t
fl im wiii Doc tarcd wiih mn
r',i' = and th' topics nssigned
wv Peg n brief nnd interesting
1h iine committee has. i....
nnm
i' M'sdunos Vs. ~ Caid
Wei w Hoffman D. - Cool
.nN"' fmr' sam Rankin. chnfi.s
i''N' neg + Bernard past pros.
n'niN sheir achievements. Mos
dnmrH iofn. W S Rankin. = A.
ihhnr lcr soclrtHfisN and lnt,,
'HiinE I from THEN minutes Ma.
h'mos 'Si"ne. , ~ Taylor vs. a.
'iliiinA bingham anf Miss III
N'' liAnpaHiore' wiron ana onr eo
'i'i' Nmcs ~ - e. Gursoti D
- '"pA Miss Lizzie Hankln. pib
~ moe ami sociul events. Ns.
1'w'' gc CLARK w. $ Inrtln
3 W lni present day opportun.
li't Mnes William uop. 4 a. n.
Dog g. one D a Tompkins Hon
~ Nuaicccption Mcsdamra IIonr,
An.''n.f williams. H. NJ Huiblr
Wiilapl
q ehcatort of the sooiofv'n CON
pccionh the TrebytciiaI win hr
sivcn Vs.. g. G.. stone ana "a sho,t
'ileil' ~ f0r tho departed mcmhcr
Nh' BOD also the ohnrtor memb,r.
'il fl,s of Interesting past his
ory
= tell offering for foreign mis-
.ipi' voc received 10 supplement
NJ r'ealireadt met
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Aitrurian Club

a program 600 Spanish music was
Rifeu ot tne meeting Monday of ths
Aiirur'm club held wifh Nls Edwin
iuin. who rnve q comprehensive talh
on Spanish husic hnd Musicians" %
luaiwinr hrr wlh wh Nlcrom So
lDruuuH ANa 49, D. Tmun read co.
excellent rappl on Spanish musicians
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~ C. Friday entertained at
'anciiii.ge delightfully."- Tuesday az
irrnYt the Nuccos Hotel The
high ,ac WAS won hf Mrs Rob
eri tne low score by Mlss Mar.
suer arshail and the consolation
nN p . Johnson The hostess
arrFi salad course.
A. posts Included Mr-. Robcr,
ioiu hfomoro Okla Mrs h.. A.
/ NuR liett AIRS u q. Frecman.
pav la g. a Coulson. Grocnyille
/ u Niirics san Antonio. Aliss Lll
linh un Austin Miss Mluguern,
MAfi Omaha Mesdumcs 81 ~
Ooiel carver $ Gueouholm j. ~
hhrf 81 Johnson % n Iullius
q SEW 81 % Matcer r.. =. Sui
l' norton a. II Norton. a. IS
lfieI ii Russell " scott. A. g.
Swai "a a stevens Is = Wn.
lwugi williams. D. y Womack
Mis9 ory Thompson May Dunn ana
Annie Gibson
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CITY NEWS
SMBRIEFS

+ a marriage license was granted yestcf
/ ltF ni tIif court hnuaD f1 ihuiNHii
l NNhit and Mr. i0s. iiuflNen
Edward S Jones ana Mis- Kathleen
y UluWuN wrtf granted marriage
lennsr ai iho count hulso hto Monday
afternoon
Charges Of violation Of me sanitary
low htfH hffu nld nHain.i 50 NaftH
in thf euuntt Dhfl .lliU - J Who.
lan Dos al-o hDen charged nith violation
of ihr pune food ~
The Knighta Of Co,0mbus Minstrel
waH repeated I'D ihe hsh hH0i audi
iOiium mN nigit fh.s uas to- aec.
Hud performance of thc loeai talent ahnu
which proved ~ hl p.MiI1 sAO..ss.
Charges o. The alleged use Of vulgar
lanrlHNe we've Dismissed against fnur
women 'n thD Cunft Nl pat Wmnu ma.
tirl ui tho poae, nir NDuibt afternoon.
ihs dfi~ndant was nHf fsubi guilty boo
ihr first ase aud t9o fhre other cltts
sore diamIa.,i
The vital statistics records reported
dulng ihe month az flhnau o. sl.
bert Abtiluin county olrfk hat That
thrfc wDre sstrn drstA. ara trn hftls
Boo NurerH county
Tweniy.seycn shnnem attended a
meeting at ihe Masonic Temple h.f
night ln addition thofo uern several
other Nnaona present ih0 aomtn uf
tlr Nfief of iHstrfu star prepared and
e tted 'ndid friffs'ir nt ahltl trfr
enjoyed p, all
srcnds IN the city have been advised
ni the death nf "a S Hril of Olnulga.
OKLA which OocuffDd boz ukmulr,0 Im
deceased bad aprui two winirrs boa tof.
pos thrisii accompanied by bn wife aud
nicn Mr., Prank Mate. 0f fhlfapa. and
De- remembered hy number ol people
in thr city
Lieutenant Linton Grow. son Of Mr.
Mary Ton Crow tll Water street and
grandson of d % lrnlins lmnulan
zion Inspector after tisif ni tnD week..
hrfe haa g0ne ~ ~nhnn 90 engage n
business Lieutenant trnw received h..
discharge nt Camp pik N having
served almost two year. Jos n tank coru.
W. WHhN iilp overseas with NH NOM .
bore Of thc tank corps but was return
'd mt't spending nYo hours cd Breat
a young Mexican wife here. decided
ihHt tlo best way iu track hrf husband
tas to don mems clothing and make au
hut she learned hH mghf
That such nn act VIII allen cause a per-
'uh 90 ho taken 10 thN police station
'or 400 inNcafigatinn ilpf husband bad
3 concession 90 the carnival aud thr uo.
nau was afraid That ho was going 60
leave without telling her, according ~
Doe police While .ho was +euuiih.
around thr carnival grounds. .hr was
.acognifed and it was drtmcd necessary
o rakr an investigation She smiling
y todd tho police why sho bad put Goa
q man'- clothing o. a. fcn minutes
ivf husband arrived I'D the police .ta
Jon and shortly uifcrunm ihry leit
irm in ann iur home
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Mlsffi Power entertained lhn
'loilf pleasantly nt hor homf
500 "a Avenue nud hitter Boz ihe
.aficlnlth MisN lonyno pntmnn
hDtuE'iHposouc lno nncats usrr
cni,rNnt Il noVnr picture uer
fnIma ihc AmusH and with fr
ffrahu Hf iho Sun pharmafi
Those ,1fnp0sod ulr party Werr
NhRiur mali o'inc i'ittmnn. fu
cllc J Elrnuor iiHmmrr Ioa
Drew" aufls o Mtfepn Clro
SNOW Power and lnrHyuo rtf
mnn
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uhirN Nsiicd tliH country Mn
= q no tlihcl On Enfiru Grams
d0 Nue iu Amrrica iu pui ou Nln
orrii RIVAL LAWYERS who. on his
ItufWdn. BOSE his nfo ulN chin
Hn 80 sailed u0Inr ylrtuu i0 n
.oOINtmurinf ono NirirUln al
rhNsii lion from inr Operas was
nifcnuHitaic Mfs Gnffeira TAN
Sta ileanog talked on tne iare
of -rinietesilns current events
Wtfr
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P4 LEAVES FoR HOUSTON.

Lpharles, La. March Win
riel ass,Hsers aboard ana cars
ias sNnd pounds ~ parts and
nAif ainmcnis. the huge handle,
fsfnmng airplaut which Is max .
lnr iEAi irom Elizabeth. Is. o. So
shl iIa'd. rcsaH loft Osrslncr
Nfl + tpday vn nulc lhc uuustun
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"E'''INVH WUNN~
'Ai n Mrs Julian Montaomcrv
INC ~ 90 che horn Apartments
we lf'iAt recently moved 10 this
. 'i''t Y untgomcry Is division ga
N' Fie state Highway com
miss' 40 thirty counties ln south
Ies"f hd hc has established head
uuarl ice.
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-ofNElseted

l
NJ q GARRISON WIS inc hostoss
IHH afternoon at tho meeting of
lhr a. chundlor Society of tho
ifofian fhwch. hcid I'D 3 go
oc.dai hcf home 6g3 Liberty
SUD r ucr0unt of a lengthy bust
ness Nion tho Bible study was
oml
iowlns officers were elected
in 3inr'ng thc cumlng year Miss
Ntfa bfu, president Mfa 3 r.
: cad flei vice presidents Airs.
ii0,f 'aldwcil second Nlco-presi
dcn PCS hut A. Cun scrromr,
Miai i"enmer treasurer. MH
NJ NcnH prcaa reporter
hlmonh were served during Is
soc i0d Mrg. johnson. of Denver
'olfs slcsi at thr meotns
o.
spP Church Of the Good shsp
w Ash "Wednesday service.
So fk's Cathedral
n oiaosday solemn blesslns
ana hulou of ashes tbls morning
Iat 4
n fonmg at 30 Rosary Ser
MOD nenodicuon ~ thc Blessed
Saol distribution 90 asbos im
MOD after to ih0sc who dh not
lDofhcm n thc mornnr.
VI Wednesday evening durmg
lrnf tN Hosaty sermon tnd BON
ndit tne nlcssod sacrament
M FRIDAY evening dullne Lont
ne stations of the cross and Bui
oiiQuf the Blessed Sacrament
III sunday evening during Lcnt
Hi i,uaarN SERMON and neuedlc-
uoul r blessed Sacrament
on sunday at q 3 ANA Do.
md mass Is q hish mass
VII uneses Hf and
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Charges OF violation Of fhe sanitary
low hate been nhd nnainsi 50 tafn
in thf onunti ohfl rlNr T. Who.
lan Dos al.o hren charged u.th violation
of ihf pune food hN
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a marriage license was granted yestcf
day N tln rlun hn1a0 iD ihmuAil
MVhir and Mr. Ross ihriAfn
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friends IN the city have been advise,
ni ihe death nf W S nril uf nkmulaee
OKLA which occur,d boz ukmu'r, fh
d'etns'd hHd aruui two winirrs boa Cot
pos Christi accompanied by hn wife and
nirrr Nrs Frank Mates of fmmpu. and
b remembered by number oi p.opl,
Bee tho city
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Edward S Jones ana Miss Kathleen
y ilpunl urif granted marriage
liennsr af tho elmi huHs0 nta Monday
afternoon
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spp Church Of the Good shep
w Ash "Wednesday service
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Charges o. the alleged use Of vulgar
language were dismissed against iNur
women ln thD count Ni pat WhNnn ma
tirr ui tlio peace lhi, NnuiHt afternoon.
ih' defendant was nHf fHihi guilty boz
ihr first oasr and i9o THREE Other rists
Hffe dismissed
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The vital statistics records reported
hmlhg ih" month ~ February Co. Ml-
bert Nbfilnin county nlrfk hUN That
thrfr were sssrn drHtha ara trn hfiLs
Boo Nueera county
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lweniy-scvcn Shnnen attended a
meeting ai thr Masonic Tempt h.f
neht ln addition thofo Were several
other hns"na present ih0 vomtn uf
thp ufiel of tastrrn ~ief prepared and
served splnndid feiffsiim nta which A.fr
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-05

Mr. O. A Mount
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-05

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