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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
STATLER CASE GOES
TO SUPREME COURT

The record Of the cas-" Of state "a
Osceola 4. Statl"r was mailed yesterday
by Circuit Clerk John l.. Kingdom 10
the clerk Of the Supreme Court OF APP
peals Of West Virginia.
Statler was originally convicted before
Squire r g. Hobbs -on the charge Of
reckless driving and sentenced TO pay
a tine and IN addition serve thirty days
Hn appealed ~ tho criminal court aRd
was again convicted. Recently the cir
cunt court refused HIM a now trial and
through his attorney J. r. Handlan. the
case has beer appealed TO the highest
court Of tho state.
:;tatlcr moved from this city to Buff
faln. y. y. some months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
.La-may FacePowder
Is Harmless to the
Most Delicate Skin

powder French poudrc T.'Am") IS now
used byNovcr a million American w"Hl'h;
The larSr size i only fifty cents ana
the trial. size is twCnty-flv" cents. h'-
member. I4a-may ~ guarani,'L hbS"-
lutcly purr. con" thousand dollars re-.
ward is offered 10 anybody who can ouN
4 better ,faCc powder anywher" nj any
prlcc) Refuse substitutes. Your com
mon scn<sr will tell you that when YOU
are Offered a SubStitut II IS ur" !" De i
dnnoaStraior trying 10 sell an interiors
nowder that pays hig commission
Whor YOU (us" tins absolutely pur" "a
may and scr, how splendid II heautlt"S
ynur complexion. you viii understand
WHY j, so quickly became III" most pop
ular b"auty-p"wder sold ~ NJ" e"rh'
Saw. this ncaicc. La-may RoUg" - ais"
pure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
FEDERAL SLEUTHS WORKING HERE
IN CONNECTION WITH B0NB PLOTS

lines of communicaI ion extending to the
outside cities. even: reaching IL IN" At
lantir coast.
Two Of tho government agents spent
all of yesterday working in this terri
tory. following which they went turth"r
down into tho state imam cf"trt TO trno
some clue. 1t is alleged that ammuhI'
ton and guns ar"'st"r"d m IN" local dis
trict and several other clues arc bclnG
followed by the officers.
Some weeks ago a number Of hard
ware stores in tn" local district were
robbed and in every cas-" n" only ar
ticlcs taken were guns and ammunition
It is thought that tn" anarchist element
many know something r"lativ" 10 these
robberics. l, is likely that som" inter
esting facts will tc given out within the
next few days by'th" officers who are
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
ANARCHISTS DENOUNCED

WASHISGTDN, Jun" GO NnarCh ST q
:Iirmpts on tho life Of Attorney General
I'ulmcr. and public mon. wore IL n"un"rl
III the hous" today by Rrprr"c ntaitvr
HlHntan. Of TeAas. who sad b" had
waited 20 hours in IN" hop" that elder
members would Let III" country know
what congress Thought II n series Of
outragrs against "rgnrIz"d government.
Mr. Rlautun also mad" general at
tack OF labor unions. saying h" had been
receiving anNnynOuS letters from all
parts Of the United states telling IN"
that If cvor opened my mouth against
III" unions again what would happen ("
M and my family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
WILL NOT BE REINsTATED

ATLANTA Ga. Juno ! Employees OF
ia" Western l'niun Telegraph company.
who went on strike her" today IN sup
port Of t'l"phun" "pcraiurE. who walked
out Monday. were informed by the COM
pany that none o: them would II" rein
stated "rN"u If II Is necessary 10 rntirr-
" nhandun telegraph Srrvi"" at Atlanta.
Notices 'u this effect were posted by or.
dcr Of Ncwruuh Carlton. president OF
Tho company
Union officials estimated hat $50 per-
sons went out from In" Western MON
Utiir" while III" "nmpHnS estimated tho
total at 80. in"luding IS mc sscngcr
bows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
STUDENTS INJURED.

NEW WILMINGTON. Pa. June a.
Five Westminster college students were
injured late today when the automobile
in which thcy were riding upset near
here John Lawther Of Alliance was So
rously hurt. Sherman WylIr Of Brad
dock. Pa: Wilbur Anderson OF New VIII
mihgton: CLYDE Ashton ct New YORK.
and I.lo;d Rodgers Of Pulaski. received
cuts and bruises. The students. MEM
hers of the Westminster baseball team.
were on route To Frcdpnia to Faay 4
game when the accident occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
MAJOR BOND PASSES

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Juno & \
communication. signed by Ndju;an, Con
oral Edward King. Of general h"adVuar-
terS. A. T.. r. which was tho first nrr,rInl
% any sort Ma iur
Bond had received dcnurrng that h." had
taken tho staff officers training course.
reads AZ follows:
Tho record Of tho army schools show
TIM, you successfully completed Tho Scr-
ond course OF general staff college ur In"
army school of the American expeditions
airy forces
"ka no crrtinvat" {. graduation was
issued 10 you. This l"tior is written SO
that you may have n personal record Of
the event IF Your graduation"
Major Bond took THIS course moro
than Il yeah ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

Now you can use purr fac" powder
that IL guaranteed NOT 10 injurC inc
cause enlarged pores. hlackheads and
irrftAtfons. And il really stays on bet
ter than any other face powder. Il docs
not contain white head or Starchy rlC"
powder (Poudre de Riz) 70 make II StlFh,
White lead poisons the skin and rice
powder turns into a glu"y past" that IN,
couPages enlarged pores. hlackheadS ana
Tce powder pImplsS The specialist
who makes this improved powder uses
medicinal Ingredient that doctors use 70
he4i the skin. In fact. this new powder
helps to prevent and reduc" enlarged
pores and piuples. II ~ ais" aStTnG-
cnt discouraging flabblneSS. crows t"",
and yrdnkles, Because II Is pur" and
because IL stays on so well this l-a-may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

IIfNTlN'iTr\. w. Va. Juno q
Willard r.. Graham. 'H"f prohibition "f-
hccr for tho southern district Of Wcs;
Virginia. has rendered his resignation to
Commissioner iiallanan. Graham has
been appointed chief Of polio" Of Hun
tinEion by Mayor Ira Ilarshbargcr. 10
succeed sam Davis who recently resign
cd 20 take an appointment in the pruhib!-
lion dcparllnCut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
NOMEN TDPLAY LARGE PART IN
HOME COMING CELEBRATION

in tho parade. an dit is up to tn" women
| ~ show their appreciation IF N" n"hl"
hcroism Of the returning mon, by being
out thousands strong.
There. will n, Il mass meeting at 500
! D. m. Saturday in ia" Market auditort-
| um. to arrange tho final details and
present the women with badges etc, to
be used in tho parade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
naeda PfIM-

Decd dated May 90 1919, Frank
Grim. guardian Of Martin Ray Or
jean f. Persons and Kathryn T.
sons. infants. to trustees OF RtchlAn
Presbyterian church. infants interest ~
certain real estate in Warwood. ~
Decd dated. May S. 1919. Armada
Grim. widow OF r. c. Grim, deceA0oe
Of a.. TO trustees of the Rtchland Pfppe
bytcrian church. Warwood. interval -
parcel OF land in Richland district &
DEED dated May 81. 1919. II. l. 0l-
vert and Myrta Calvert. his wife. -
jesse l.. Weller and Blanche II. Wettok,
his wife. OF Fam Grove, house and lot
intown OF Elm Grove; $40 and VtAoe
valuable consideration. I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
EDITOR DEFEATED
CITY ELECTION

KFysFR. W. Va, Jun" 4-Thc mu-
niciral contest hero resulted in tho re-"
election Of W G. Iiu"r. mayor. nvNr f..
r.. Hood. editor Of IN" Mountain Echo
nv 147 votes. Tn" fight was spirited. a
tor1l Of OIL votes having h'"'l cast.
George Wagner was "lertod ""unCII-
man over J. S. Ward hy 80 plurality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
SPECIAL MEETING OF 81
WORLD WAR VETS

Thcrr will be special meeting o.
Saturday evening. June eth. 1913, ct y
n'clurk NJ tn" Market Audit orium. Of The
World War Veterans for the purpooe Ok
adopting bylaws and charter In the ~
criCan Legion. All members OF the Eete
Grams organization are urged to b pcNo.
cnt NJ this will he the most impoTtADk
meeting since the organization has -
est ahli Shed 49,. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
STENFELD SUCCEEDS
DEPUTY FRAZIER

y Sheriff Hastings has appointed Ed
ward Stcnfcld to tho vacancy caused ny
the resignation of Deputy Fred Frazier
to become chief of polio" and "iiI"'r
Nike Fitzgerald was taken off III" city
police force and made night Jallcr III
place OF James Bahb, resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
5sskDU9ET THAT SOME PARTS OF
GIGANTIC OCTOPUS EXTEND
uTO THIS DISTRICT.
Arxsr Are Also said To ne IN Possession
Of Local BODIES ct The Present
Time.

Members Of the. Federal Department
arc working in the Wheeling District at
tho present time, in an effort TO ascer-
tain whether or not there are members
az The / w. W. active in this locality.
and 81 30 whether they had anything 10
90 with the bomb plots that have start
led the country during the past few
days.
Il Is alleged that the officials have
found traces OF the gigantic octopus eH-
tending its arms into the local district
wfer IL is thought that there may be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
ONE ARREST

Hudson Eontea will hc tho only Of
fender TO face Judge Ritz this morning
in police court. Eontea wss arrested by
Officer Reed last evening on tho Charg"
of wife beating AT his rcsid"nc" IN
Alley H., between Eleventh and Twelfth
treet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

James W RraGg. "a. and Coda NAL
colm. -. both or Webster county. w.
Va
Harry Rirrlr. 20. OF Ihrichsvill". y.
and Coda Cullen. %. of Summltvillr.
Ind.
William NJ. Strautman. 81. Denver.
Colo. and Edna l. Workman. 26. Wheel
ing.
Louis r. Rapp. 90. Wheeling. and
Dcssi" Ellen Gary. Is, Bridgeport. o.
Thomas h Calvin, &c, Dlllonyale. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
\ STITCH IN THE BACK!

vt gets you right thee
suddenly. Mereiful
heavens, how it hurts
to novel ~ It's called
"lumbaso>.". When it
attacks legs, arms,
shoulders or hips, it's
called rheumatism. But
it's all due to an URIC
acid storm. Possibly you
have eaten too mucs
meat, have dunk tos
much bear, EapRW-U-:
erted youseH-pGsHE,
ration and then eMa
ness. Meat Or aieohoa
forms uric acid h osW
abundance, which oSN.
works the kidneys IN
their effort to filter ~.
poison from the blood
and they beoome~soes6s
paralyzed and hU
When your bdnsJDe
slusgishv and chg. p.l
must4rsHeNNfhoWGi
like YOU reRepot0oW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

unions Of the state Ia endorse national
prohibition. Labor clements in every
other STATE" ne asserted. would by thiS
time have been brought to tn" sam"
opinion If they had had as good an
Ooh loot lrSSOn''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

bowels: szanous bkaehs
and
#
sedkrHeftwo hr times
rroubs
sHoeIan dsudcl narut N
ndatla
little
adtosy
eft the
reliable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Margaret E. Rally, &c, Colerain. q


w. s. Foosc appointed administratcs
for the estate OF Elizabeth Grubiec. DE-
ceased: bond, $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
FOLEYS HONEYoIAR

Ii relieves those chronic coughs, usually
bronchial in character, and puts n
soothing healing coating on a dry and
tickling throat. 1t raises Phlesm easily.
George Perry Randall. Dayton. Nevada. in
his Sfth year writes:-'l take folcyS Honey
nad Tar for coughing and tickling in the throat.
from five to ten minutea. j an, very glad to tell
you that loley's Honey mud Tar has stopped
oil that, aud CLIO the tickling"
sold EvERYWHERH SNIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Coughing Tires the Old

Elderly people, tired out ard weak
cncd with coughing. will frd great help
and comfort in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
Dainty Silk CamisOles
$1.OO

Twenty-Five dozen crepe dc chine
and wash satin camisolcs just re-
cciycd, all fresh and nice for Nmas
presents. There are six or eight
STYLES, some lace trimmed, others
plain tailored. The sizes. 36 to A.
Fifth Floor)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
while" Gift This Xmas Read the Suggestions
VeIOcipedes and Tricycles

We have just received shipment
of ycIicopcdes and tricyclcs, from
smallest to largest; very complete
line. Rubber tires, ball bearing;
some have rubber pedals and
equipped de luxe. as low as $10.98.
Second Floor)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
TRANSPORT AGROUND
SOLDIERS ALL SAFE
LAND IF WIND SHIFTS


New York Ian Relatives of mon
fho q tho tnitod sintps transport
Nu Nrrn Pacific aground on ia fHnd
hnr 700 firD lnund moral hlvo nu fear
for rlnr a1frtt nccming to 'yire.
ie mnHHer from Captain Connolly
l0uwlullnE received tonight hy enc
Associated rrrn
"Nnrfhalu paoifio 300 nn dHnrrf
Hid captain Connciivs messnpf "nel-
1tiYos of oidi're nni rrov need have
nn iInr fp thoir safety Tho soldiers
Zoo 1n probability VIII boz mndei TO-
morrow pf whenever winds SHIFT o.
nuirhWprd ~ west
lhe naval authorities afr taking cy-
ery pfrcauiion however to eunrd iho
ilfos uf thN 2iso npidlels nhulrd thN
transport noarlN goo pf whom tn
aich of wounded a brooches buoy
has heen rrFt from th' Shore 90 tho
frehtl ready lnf inl ANS fiuc lud
thuueop dofuoyrw nn1 naval tugs nrt
aiHndnr b, 40 TEND aseisfanee ln cu,cf-
gtuoy
Tho transport which struck tho nnd
hn in heavy fUg AS 3 800 0'clerk ihis
momiur was rcstug m0rc easily io-
uight and was appruaDhlns ~. even
IlUf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARE US
ING RECIPE or SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

UAv ihlt loseH ifs color and msire.
or whom 90 fadc- TUNE grHN dull and
Nfoleas. l causcd by Lack of sulphur
u tbt hau our grandmoihor made
ui1 % miAiufo ol sage Tea and Sulphur
to .oor hor lncka dark and beautiful
hna thousands of women and men who
value that even color tfRt beautiful
buk sh1dc of huir which is so nt-
tWcnAc usr ouls ihis pld time recipe
nowadays we rot thiH fimous mlN
turc Improved hy the addition of either
ingredients hy asking at apy drug
sturo fol bottle ol "Wyrth's sage
and Sulphu Compound which DARK
Gus tho hair So naturally. So evenly,
That nobody can possibly tell &c has
hpen applied You Just dampen a
sponge oi sol; brush with IL and draw
ihir through your hnir taking ono
smaii strand az time Hy morulns
tho H,AN hair disappears but What
delights ihe ladies' with Wyeth's Sage
nnd sulnhur Compound rs that bee
sldcs holutifulN darkening The hair
Iaftrr a Few applications. Il also brings
back the gloss and lustre and siNss u
nn appearance of abundance.
WNeshs sage ana sulphur com.
pound IS aelightfll toilet requisite
20 lrlpart color ANA youthful op
p,aranre % The hair n h. not in.
tended fo' the ourc. mitigation or pre
v'niiun pf disease
1AdNcrslaemcnt)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
BUICK PRICES REMAIN
SAME DURING NEW YEAR
Reed Automobile Company II Assured
o. Factory That There VIII Be No
Change IN Price Schedules.

An interview with Dewitt Reed OF
tho Reed Automobile Company local
Hulpk distributors makes certain that
thr purchaser ~ q uuick UHf between
now ana fho cnd nf thc 1919 sonsun is
not running nn chunfr fhHf fhc price
win hc subject 90 futthcr ch1ns' dut
inr thHi neriod.
hnvo JUST rcscvod letter from
fho home office anld Mt Reed econ
tanning thD revised price schedule 81
f"ciivf january frf 1919 covering
tho various Huich models during tho
remainder az zoe searon. -Four mpioia
nrye hrcn reduced Boo price and tho
other remained untouched.
'Thsrl has boon considerable sprcu.
lBtion pe go what the nuiok Motor Com
nauN WIS Roing 60 90 about tho prices
of thcir oars as the clc0e of the war
iefi things On such an uncertain condi.
ZION regarding the price aud quantities
uf lw material available that "a good
many people felt II would hc Impossible
for ih0 fe0ilN hir manufacturers go IND
ihoi bearings for some time 90 come.
"Thla prompt action on the part %
iho company shows thut they have been
lhle tp cicsr the situation zap sooner
than anybody expected and T. Tor one.
im dciirhtrd with the announcement
$50 early in the season.
"rncir WAT orders. which hnvo been
demanding the mnioi part Of their en-
efrics have been completed ana the
announcement pf the prosoft prices Be-
evident that tho Buick Motor Company
now has Il measure of thc situation and
sufflolrnt material d. Boo Mght that VIII
permit laying oui % definite building
schedule wtich again proves tho buyer
nr % buick automobile il at nil ilmrH
protected againsf unwarantcd price
changes.
"Ordoia Cor liuick ears arc piiing up
800 uf very fuHt nud ! feel reasonably
sure ihnf wn shall ho able 40 take care
of tho greater part 90 Thorn within %
Ccaaonahlo time we shall continue to
follow nur old policy 81 Milling orders
and W.n mnED ovory effort iu aee ihnt
uo faporitIsm b. shown our waiting Wee.
Witch plnn haa worked out so admir-.
llhh 100 the mnt
"HuiCh cnihuHmHtH appreciate iho im
porinnct of ihit announcements because
ltN uncertainty has nnw boon removed
both an 90 tho possibility Of rritinp
Huio onN this Ncar and the possibility
of fhc pIIrr hcirs nirod "r loworod.'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
MAMMALIAN HARDEN
APPEALS TO GERMANS
TO ACT IN GOOD FAITH
SAYS THEY FIRST BELIEVED OF.
FtCiEL LIES AS TO RESPONSE
BiLlrY FOR WAR AND NOW LET
THs GUILTY. OEF 100 LIGHTLY.

ny The Associated Press.
London, Jan THE Times to-day
quotes an article appearing Boa Die Iu-
kunft 90 Berlin on December 49, iu
which AlnXmilllan Harden lts editor,
appeals To- Germany go make demon
atmiion of good niih and readiness
10 secure confidence hy giving guar
antecs.
The article asserts that tho German
people nH Geo face the facts about
their own plight aud allied opinions.
FIRST % says the German people a'-
cepted the official iic" invented in
order to conceal tho responsibility OF
the emperor ior eventual defeat that
Germany had been WaninniN attacked.
and second when defeat U,mo. the Ger
man people ,et sri their rulers too
tightly
II declares tho Gormal people do not
really understand tho account Hhich in
being made up agnins; thom. which
Herr Harden described as "ufty -oun
months of brutal rulc in iiclgium dur
irv which every law ~ hunpnlfY was
broken. the devastation ~ orihr "a
tipncc. air raids ngairR' aii '1w. She
custom at sinking passenger aud hfH.
pltld RhlpH secret aKrotnNnts with tho
llsil ana the Flemish tte smugAlh,g
~ explosives, saciln ana neondla'ism
Instruments into neutral countries
aud everywhere bribery fraud end
theft"
Herr Harden urges asfwanv IT, ap-
proach tho allied poweis wits HsHnr-
anccs that Germany REALTY places ail
hero hopes In the abandonment Of mill
taristic ambitions and the creation az
now world
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
DERSONAL
i MENTION

Airs NJ 4. Ferguson OF oklahoma.
has reached the city "a spend The vim
ter with her sister Mrs y. " DodHon.
whose husband is engaged IN y NJ
G a work e, Camp Travis
Mrs n ID Cooley who has been So
fiuusiy 800 at the Sruhn Saniiarium.
s reported 20 be- improving.
Mrs ~ ~ Gibbons. who has d slight
attach 90 influences. was improved ,cs-
icrdnv
Edward Austin. son ~ Rev ana Mrs
Henry Austin returned Yesterday go
Austin College az sherman. where be
b Beg uis second yonr
Lieutenant Lanus iilncrfcind return
cd last nieht 10 Ellington Field. itOus-
tom after n virIf ~ ten tnys 10 the
cliy with ma PARENTS Mr and Mrs
r. W uauclfOnd
M aud Mrs. Jack Warren ~ Conroc.
Texts. arc eucsts of their daughter
Mrs Fred Neal on North Reach
Miss Winston whc De- one ~ the
chemists in the laboratory at General
Hospital >o i hat returned from =
thrrr wrcha visit with her parents ln
Nashville. Tenn Miss Winiun was Rc
Iomplnied back hy her mother Mrs
ganl.U Wiuton who VIII Hroud @ month
ln fhc city Tier father WINS iormrr
editor OF thc christian Advocate. O.
Methodist publication
----~n.-----
sood uotntoca 90 arrive about Jan
Gin Phone y N Caldwell s. Son.
tIt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02

Thc annual meeting nf tho share
noiders 0f mo Guaranty state Flank
of Kohstowu. for tho purpose ~ clrct-
re Officers and trHnAactinr such other
business us may come before the meet
ing will bc held nt the banking house
on Tu,sday Jauuary 10 nt four o'clock.
Adv GUARANTY STATE BANK.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02

Montpelier VI iHu. d I'd" NNtl SO
chat Governor Horace g. Graham, dur,
ns me "a yeara that he WAS state nu-
ditor failed to account for tZA,laa.
which hr had drawn hy orders ON tho
state treasurer BE- contained ln "a ro.
pori nf firm of accouut1niH made
public ny lhc state Board NJ control
tonight GoVelHvf Graham .a awaiting
TRIAL nu indictments charging graud
larceny aud rmhrlxieWcUt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
WANT LOOT RETURNED,


San FrAnoisto, Jan IN" TriuIn
ol pr.rolpa ancient nronye eHir"no
miDu Instruments stolen lrum tho
fhucae lmp.rinl Observatory hs Ger
IMAM troops during the DoNef uprising.
la tn h, asked hs thr Chinese govern
m,nt ai ths Versailles peace confer
encc. ~ a. o. Mhiouehhy an ud
Visor ei tha government announced
hose tndnN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
THANKS SALVATION ARMY.
nv The Associated Press.

Now Iorkl IUII 'IIUIIINHF INI INo
work. dome in France hy the SALVATION
Armt war uirf service was expressed
ln q Sew Years cable message from
Ueneiai perishing received by Com
mandcr EVangcuno Booth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-02
PRACTICE MARCH FOURTH
FIELD ARTILLERY WILL Be
UNDERTAKEN ON FRIDAY
orioinai plan 81 Having the Regiment
Lcavo Here Today Tor Hike &c Leon
Springs 10 chataed on Account o.
ths Dad Weather.

Springs ,s chat1ed on Aeeoun, o.
~, Dad Weather.
nur in ihc incicment weather the
practice mlich nf ihr Fourth Field AZ.
tiirrv scheduled to start today hna
heen delayed sof another dny. ma un-
less abe weather should Improve hy
Fridly. ~ De- said unuftclaily that there
VIII b" another dclny
Under orders OF General ne Roscy
ChheU v1mmandinn officer nf ihc
Southern DEPARTMENT at San Antonio
the regiment is to bike frozen Corpus
CHRISTI 60 Leon springs "a distance 0f
about no miles aud after stay Of
Gem DAYS of two weeks lt that point
suendiug most Of tho tIuio on The tar
gcf range thc regiment win march
back go Corpua Christi
headquarters Company and a detail
81 about ono hundred men VIII remain
here as camp gunri
During the nbsruee of the rfrimcnt
eNisnsive improvements win ho made
go Camp SCurfy
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CITY NEWS.
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Officers o. the Modern woodr'er and
Royal Neirhhors wlil boz Installed a "a
joint meeting 60 Boz held tonight a.
fhc woodmnn hnil Tho attendance u
members of the two lodges Beg strongly
urged
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fuHc hnmo dnzrn delicious Hot "a.
Peoples Cafe 900 p0opiea st
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in Phone y NJ Caldwell s. Son.
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