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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
Read News Scimi:ar Wants.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE UP
FOR FIRST READING
TUESDAY, SEPT.
8; 1919.

IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 1856.
An ordinance to provide for the i'm
provement Of oliver avenue from the
east property line of B~arksdale to a
point 906 feet east of the east prop
erty line Of Rarksdale street, by grad
ing. repairing, draining, curbing and
paving with tar macadam pavement
on concrete foundation, and doing all
necessary work incidental to such i'm.
provement, pursuant to chapter 341 OF
the acts OF the general assembly Of the
state Of Tennessee for the year 1907,
and as amended by chapter i09 OF the
acts of the general assembly of the
state of Tennessee for the year 1909,
and as further amended by chapter
244 of the acts Of the general assembly
OF the state OF Tennessee for the year
1913, and as further amended by chap
ter T65 of the acts of the general as
sembly Of the state Of Tennessee for
the year 1919.
whereas, the city engine err, pursuant
to the instructions of the mayor and the
board of commissioners, has filed with
the city clerk a report bearing date OF
Sept. 4, 1919, in which 1t Is estimated
that the total cost OF the improvement
will be approximately eleven thousand
four hundred fifty-nine n six one
h%undredths ($1i, 459. 06) dollars; there
fore, q
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the board
of commissioners Of the city Of Mem.
his, That Oliver avenue, In the said
city Of Memphis, from the east property
line Of South Barksdale street on the
west to q point 906 feet east OF the
east property line Of South Barksdale
street, a distance Of nine hundred six
t906) feet, more or less, be improved by
repairing, grading, draining, curbing and
paving with tar macadam pavement on
concrete foundation.
The street is 10 remain its present
width throughout. /.
The existing sidewalks and steps shat
be removed, where necessary, and made
II conform to plan Of street n the cost
Of such work shall be included In the
cost Of this Improvement.
The board OF com missioners reserve
the right, as provided by statute, to &c
all or any part OF said Improvement by
labor hired by the city of Memphis and
with materials purchased as other mu-
nicipal purchases are made.
All materials removed from the stree,
within the limits above mentioned shall
be the property Of the city, and no cred.
il shall be allowed on the cost OF said
street for the value OF said materials.
The wocS of overhauling the watel
and sewer mains and connections to adj
lust them to the new pavement and &C.
~cessories shall be included in n made
a part Of the improvement.
In assessing the abutting property fol
the cost OF the improvement no class
OF expenditure shall be included unless
there be a corresponding estimate by tn,
engineer and included herein.
The cost OF the several items enterint
into said estimate shall not exceed BY
more than 10 per cent the corresponding
cost of the Item constituting the en-
gineer's estimate, although quantities
and Unit prices may vary as may d
q kithin the limits prescribed for the con
&ruction items
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4a4zREEE4zREy THE NEWS SCIMITAR 14HY e0mc PAGE
MAGAZINE FEATURES
G8VNCGW IGGIX
BEDDNE' STORY


out from behind a bush jumped the
Skeezicks.
But did Uncle WtRgily stand still and
let the Skeezieks get him? Indeed the
bunny rabbit gentleman did nothing Of
the sort. Off he started with a hop,
skip and a jump. But the Skeezicks
ran, toe.
Faster and faster ran Uncle wiggily.
and faster n faster after him came
the bad Skee.
'Tll get you yeti" he barked at Uncle
Wiggily, for the Skeezicks has a voice
like a dog.
"oh, no; you can't get met said the
bunny.
groceries in the waXed paper, and ne
was almost at dis hollow stump bunga-
low, when, all q a sudden he came TO a
| big pond Of water. 1t wa a pond that
had been made by the ratB, n u was
too deep to wade in and too wide to
jump across. And Uncle Miggiiy was
not a very good swimmer.
"Oh, what shall / do? What shall l
do?,k cried the bunny gentleman. I'm
less / can get across the pond the
skeezicks win get me- Oh, II l only
had a boat
Then he thought of the big piece Of
waxed paper he had around the groe-
cries. They no longer needed it as the
remembered how, when a boy in school,
he had learned how to make paper
boats.
'IIl make a paper boat now!' he
thought, ''and in IL IN sail across the
pond so the SkeeZicks can't get met.
No sooner said than done, as it Is IN
story books. Uncle Wiggllv quickly
took the groceries from the waxed
paper, and from that big sheet he
folded himself a paper boat.
And Just as he had finished It, ano
had put II into the water (Which dldnI
Just as the bunny finished this, and had
hoped into the boat with his groceries
along came the Skeezicks,
''Oh, you think you can get away
from me like that, do you?" howlec
the Skee, "Well, / can make a paper
boat, tool"
So he made himself a boat out OF :
newspaper he found in the woods. Blu
OF course, not being waxed, this pape
soaked through when the Skee7icks wal
in his paper boat a little way out from
shore. And the Skeezicks fell into tn
DI water and got all wet and had to W
back. ,
But Uncle wiggily was AL right II
spread out the tails OF his rain Goa
for a sail, and soon he was safe a
home In his hollow stump bungalov
with Nurse James groceries. And al
the soaking-wet Skeezicks had for sup
per was black-eyed beans and bread an
butter. So this teaches us that II Is
good thing to know how to make papel
boats. =
And if the rubber ball dosen't get a
wet when it plays croquet with IN
jumping ROPE in the bath tub. III te
YOU next about Uncle Wiggily n tn
school books.
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Copyright. 1919, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
BY HOWARD r, cARis.

SopsfighL, 1913, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
BY HOWARD r. GARtS.
One day il rained In Woodland, near
Us orange Ice Mountains, where
Uncle Wiggly Longears, the bunny
E1Ooi1 gentleman, lived in his hollow
Dear mel" exclaimed Nurse Jane
rIzzy Wuzzy, as she saw the big drops
splashing down. This is too badp'
oh, no. it is very good" spoke Uncle
need the rain"
1t isn't the rain 1 mind so much"
went on the muskrat lady housekeeper,
D9t need some things from the store,
ana now am going to go after them
N THIS downpour | don't see!"
I'm go for you," offered Uncle Wig
g1iy. Il ear climb into my rain coat,
take a pair Of rubber boots and a rub
per nat IN place Of my tall, silk one.
linen / don't need to carry an UNI
brella and l can bring as many things
from the store as you need"
you! That will be very kind
Of you,' said Nurse Jane. II want
some sugar, some salt. a bit of butter,
some crackers and bread"
III get them all!'' most kindly of-
Tered Uncle Wiggily, and as soon as he
bad on his raineoat n hat and his rub
Der boots. off he started, over the fields
n through the woods. in the pouring
rain, to get the things Nurse Jane
It did not take Uncle wigkily long
70 get to the grocery store. kept BY a
nice monkey doodle gentleman.
oh. no, Uncle Wiggilyt' cried the
monkey doodle, as he saw the bunny
rabbit, dripping wet, come into the
store. 81 didn't think you'd come out
in a storm like this!'
"Oh, a storm like this matters not to
me" said Mr.. Longears. Il can't get
wet, all dressed in rubber as | am.
What Is worrying me. though. is how
am to get Nurse James groceries
back home to her without getting then
wet. ! have no rubber suits for them"
DO not let that worry yoH." kindly
said the monkey doodle gentleman. u
will wrap the salt, sugar. bread and
other things all up for you~in a piece
Of waxed paper-the same kind that
comes around crackers to keep them
dry. Then you can take them out In
the rain just as If they had on a rub
Der coat"
THAT will be fine!'' said Uncle Wig
g.1y. And a little later he was on his
way back to the hollow stump, carry
ing Nurse James groceries in a large
sheet of waxed paper which the rair
could not wet through.
And it still rained. But Uncle Wig
gily did not mind. Through the muc
puddles he splashed and he. was haNnl
a jolly time, and not getting a bit wet
when, all at once. the rain stopped.
wei now there is no need OF my
rubber coat, nor yet the waxed paper
on the groceries," said Uncle Wiggily
But still ii Is a good thing ] had them
/ will soon be home and then FOR
Eyes, and I'll have my good tim
right now'' cried a harsh voice, anC
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
News Of Memphis
10 Years Ago.
Told Tales
:, 1909.


Three prominent Memphians are III
away from home; Col. r. B. Snowden
is seriously i'll at Atlantic City; J. d.
Montedonico is i'll at Plymouth, Mass,
and DR.. F. S, Raymond at Lincoln,
N. M.
Commodore Peary declares In the
newspapers that he beat DIR. Frederick
Cook to the North pole. He saws he
doubts II Or. Cook ever reached the
pole.
The Binghamton city council has de-
cided to let a contract for a water
plant and also a contract for laying
sewers in the little municipality.
Miss Mary Athellia Truss and W. r
Pritchard were married at the parson-
age OF st. Peters church, Rev. Father
Sullivan officiating.
Misses Florence Fl. and Birdie Lee
McGrath have returned from Balsam
N. G..
Miss Kate Macrae is the guest at
Nashville of Mrs. Elmer Il. Houk. Mrs
Houk formerly was Miss Elizabeth
Messick.
Mrs. r. A. Speed and Miss Roberta
Speed are spending the month in Col
orado Springs and other Middle West
ern cities,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
News Of Memphis
26 Years Ago


News reached Memphis today from
jackson, Tenn, that a negro prisoner
in Jail shot and perhaps fatally wound
ed Eugene A. Brooks, the sheriff.
Mrs. Eliza ]. Crockett is dead at
her home, 176 wellington street, after
a long illness, She had been connected
with the Memphis city schools for
more than IS years, much Of which
time she was principal Of the Market
street school.
The city council has been requested
by citizens Of Washington street to en-
Join the Memphis & Charleston railroad
from operating tracks on washington
street after their contract expires with
the city. President Clapp and Council
men T.. ]. Darlington, j.. M. Fowikes,
George Herbers. George Haszinger, ALI
r. Hayden and John 7. Walsh have
the matter under consideration.
Mrs. c. B. Nolan, Of Tampa. Fla, is
visiting Mrs. Lowder on McLemore ave-
nue.
Mrs. Frank Lang and daughter. Miss
Rosa, are visiting in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Minnie Hannah, the well-known
music teacher, has returned to the city
from Chicago and the worlds fair.
Mrs. Aston Boyd. accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Bessie and Mary,
and Master Aston Boyd, are in Chi
cago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
FAMOUS PROSECUTOR OF
ALLEN CLAN Is DEAL

BRISTOL, Tenn, Sept 8. tSpl)--
Joseph c, Wysor, aged 81. one Of the
most prominent lawyers In the state OF
Virginia, who gained nation wide prom
inence as the chief prosecuting attorney
In the famous Alien clan trials at Hills
Vile, Va, died at his home at Pulaski,
Va. The funeral services we're held Sum
day at PulasA4.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
$4,000 ACRES E

WASHINGTON, Sept. Sit wal an
nounced today that more than 1900
acres OF land In Harding county, \, D.,
end nearly 10000 acres IN Carter county.
Mont. have, by presidential prOclama-
ton, been withdrawn from Sioux ma
tional forest and will be opened for
homestead entry o. Oct. IA.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
RIDDLES
RESERVATIONS TO
HUN PEACE PACT
Continued From First Page.)

II contained the machinery by which
they shall stay settled.
The disputed land titles Of Europe
had been settled by the treaty. Mr.. VII.
son continued, on the basis that In each
case the land belonged to the people
that lived on II.
The charter Of liberty for the work
ing men of the world" Mr.. Wilson said,
never had been dreamed OF before. He
added that there was only one way to
see to the enformecent OF such pro-
visions and that was through a league
Of nations.
Declaring the league would include all
the great peoples except Germany, the
president said Germany would be ad-
mftted after "a period Ct probation y
He referred to charges that the treaty
as too harsh. and said II provided only
that Germany pay what she wal able.
She had committed a criminal act
he said, and must suffer and pay.
the league ri its formation was ex-
pressed by Mr.. Wilson, no said the only
alternative would be to stay out and
then come in later along with Germany,
Boycott Big Weapon.
Emphasizing the arbitration features
Of the league, he said that in case those
processes failed the result would not be
war, but an economic boycott and isola
ton under which the strongest nation
In Europe could not stand for six
months, After that. he predicted. they
will have no stomach for war"
Quoting article 10 Of the league cove.
nant, Mr.. Wilson said anyone who I'M
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
KNOXVILLE NOW HAS
REPUBLICAN MAYOR

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 8. (spl.)-
For the tlrst time since 1898 Knoxville
will have a Republican mayor. u, W.
Neal having been elected over John T..
Mcmillan, candidate for reelection, BY
u majority OF 81 votes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
REVIVAL m PROGRESS,

A spirited revival is in progress at
the Boulevard Baptist church, South
Parkway and Humbert avenue.
The meetings are being conducted by
the pastor, DR.. J.. II. Wright. The meet
ings are held nightly at 5 o'clock. The
public is invited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08

2.470 u. yds. excavation at 75c.$ 1.S52.5C
2,416 50. yds. 5-in. concrete
foundation at $1.2 100000
2,416 50. yds. 2h-in. tar mac
adam toR at S5c. ....".. 2.O5S.sO
and gutter at Mo-. 1898 20
200 50. IT. concrete sidewalk re-
moved at SC .....,......,.. 1000
220 lin. It. concrete steps + "o'.
AT zoe t..,............ WV
eS G sten #. At concrete ssc coping fye nnt
1000 50, yds. sodding at Csc.
! sewer M. II. adjusted at $500
IL water meters adjusted at S.. 60.1l
ss,47O.8Q
10 per cent for possible excess
of cost allowed by statute
over estimate .......u..,. 947.03
$a0,417,S3
10 per cent statutory unitem-
ICED charge for supervision
and general expense ....... 1.041.7S
Total estimated distributable
cost 81, 459.Os
Estimated cost Of city's one
third portion .....,.......$ 3,S19,69
Estimated cost Of abuttins own
ers' two-thirds portion n. 7.639.S7
Approximate total frontage to
be assessed ........,...l,S12 feet
maximum rate per Iront ioot..'s.]4'zl
This Improvement shall include all of
the work done on all street and alley
intersections between the terminals u
the improvement, and said work shall
be included in and paid for as a par.
of the improvement, together with the
necessary expense for defending any lit.
igation arising from said construction,
ca . pa a f,,r.nar ordainad Tha,
tbs inonrovemant aesignated in s%ac,ior
ons ~ tbjs nrd,nanoe 6a ana tba sems
shan he nonstr,,otad ,,nder and bv Wv
aas Stapsnt = ~ aeee TN
1890 tas ~ IIaoy ease nSnS
hhg sa,d ats daao MA a. f',rtho,
o J 49, ~ tno !" ~ ~ y ,sIs 4and 81
SSnrthsr amssndad ~, III ~ ) n AZ '77sSs ~ ~
1T. - tho ~ aspov - ~
state Of Tennessee for The YEAR 1919 I
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08

10 per cent statutory unitem-
ICED charge for supervision
and general expense. ...... 1,041.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08

= ~V'f'V'oY
10 per cent for possible excess
of cost allowed by statute
over estimate .....n,,.,. s41.O3
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
Calallen News Budget

sppenl % THE collier
CAlAl,liN. roSas March p Mrs
o. H. ilnrri. hns returned 10 Deer imr ln
Bishop, aitei short visit t1 rIltiyea
heu.
otho Hudson hn. returned iold homr
in Austin
Nr and Air- ~ + Rilu an' chH
drou. formerly oi ud,m. an nuN rr.i
dent. of this community
Miss Pearl Harris hts ri rn,l from
q visit u relatives and friends at lish
Up
Nn jessie Hunter r. spending the
week m Corpus Christi
Mr. g. q Warren of tnfma Christi
was hero tlis ucok visiting friends and
ns,istne school children na th,lr deo.
lnmations
Nlr and Nls WIN Palmer aud daueh.
Ton Wilma motor,l a. Bishop we'd
unsdnY
Misses ~slnn q ams WMi uae
Smith Constance smith ma Nr.p lsn
Holmes AMI Malcolm smith spent fuo-
day night Boo Corpus Dhrstt
Young pOOplo 90 pDIfuullH Boo ,iN nuto.
mobilize las.ed throush hore yesterday
on thcn NaF go od,m io rlaS h krt
hlli
Alr and Airs A. 4 huter aud HIl
deem motnr,h tn Corpus Christi Sauu
da, and spent the da, WIKI rmtiros
u y Monuuipnl q lolal veteran oi
THE civil War who ha lived here since
last August occupyin room in the
rear of th" barber shDr. l'ii for ,1liiur
uia "Wednesday
Mrs D. N Harris u0i daughter Ruby.
have rcturnrd from Bishop. whofc they
visited relatives
seventy Thousand hounds 81 ceni,nt
and Thirty cars pt ptasrl have been nn
loaded hers iur Tho Dpn .tn, zion of ID cul-
wort und,i ibo uilrona track about two
hundred feet south ni tl,o drnot
Prof a h indd superintendent of
iAis school district aNI i,a,h,l ,a Dal.
alien lngh school snrd Wodnosda,
lo accept che position us ns.1eatc di
rector 90 market. for fhe Stat. oi T,x
as and lsif eafly Thursday morning ior
tAr Rio Gmndr VALLEY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
Yrs. J. R. Boyd Dies;
Was Wife of Pioneer
Business Man in Git,
MRS J. r. pOYp


...A'rs, 4 Nu p-giek saturday morning.
following ln illness of ID, weeks 40 che
residence lin Dan Reid street she was
So wears old ard had lived here ior go
vpaf.
nel husband Ga one of the pioneer
business mpn here. lnd own hardware
store at 0ll eNsquite street Besides
hef husband Mrs nnyd ie survived hy
thr following ch.ldran Hurt Boyd Mrs
Edmund Smith Mr % 81 Rick. Nis.
Ntll, Boyd and Miss leucr Nofd the
latter being O -tmlont Zoo ihe University
Hf rtNHs
Nr Bagds mother. Nr. Is r. Rnr.u.
of piftshurs. rr,as win attend tae
funeral sister, Nrs = q Bailey
and hrr husband also oi rittshnre vill
!. present
lh0 funeral service. win hy heli CO.,
$3.50 O'Clock Monday Afternoon ai tho
lp. Methodist Church Ref n.
huchauau the pastor officiating
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
Jack Johnson Arrives
in Havana From Spain
on Way TO Mckee City

havana, Cuba Aaf lach john
son fnmors worlds heavy weleht
pugilistic champion arrived here today
irm Spnin on his way to MeAieo cas-
whore he wl uak, h.s utsf appear.
auro u a RIMS contest amou Dee losf
thc ehtmpunsh u Joss willard n
thH cii} ahraa seut psrs 1880 John
500 dechrcl ihnt hc wants retum
nRW with willard anywhere under
anl conditions 'Nftu Those which g,N
rrued thr llatana contest
lit would he sali apit tho pursc in
Wt Willard winner take nll ~ aud
~ per cents or otherwise
johnson looks 90 De- BAD fiue condition
tnd wd he tips the beam at 2s5
pounds The f0mer champion mas
signed blank contract call.ne for five
r.ug battles so MrNico with ans op.
poueulH who may Doe selected for hlm.
lle hQpea to meet Jack Dempsey amt
others ~ the best American fighters
Within -FOUR months or after mluN.
msnt of hls MeNico contracts ho as
poets 70 visit the United stulos.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
Cox Bill Is Lmd
on Senate Tabe.
Subject TO call

AUSTIN sfa.at.... ,.. -i.iui, % pWe
lints under iho aupefi zion cd tl rail
rad commission and declaring .uh cnf
partitions public utilities cnme ip ior
considerations Considerable opposition
developed 20 the measure and notion
prevailed that the BIN he laid % tho
Table -uhicoi Co wn senator trick
band oi Anderson .aid that thp tN bil
wins measure designed to srttl, con
trp,ersN between individuals and M no
ulAo 100 thU Senate
bll in authorize executors Hfl ca
wInistrntor. ui estates tn mHkr na oil
mineral ifaso. und,r order. of iheeDuu
81 court was introduced indnH o., sem
aiof IS g. Dean 10 Walker
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

whom the management navs ,srt.t.
atfcution aud wh.n M, ~ ny '.t
a1d comfortable n at lcetnn n (,
ti0ir own home 'p
h'a ihulllnQ lion aaf bv skilled
ilAinDf is one of tho tature.. ii.f.,''''
~ NHh all Kinds 81 ituUue na eso
efuns performance ih sos .,..
raieoworshy program ~
fof the children and an AL it1.
o''. ihi- management bas mde .n.b
NHFa' provision and atimetNeuons.'
m'ni- that ihry viii never au.f IN.
.ani visit to thr Disc Raeknsi rin..,,
Ni.d Nnimal tlieus. ur durina he .i.it
20 'hr clean CLEVER and ucn ,ndnat,5
enterprise AZ the liYie folks vi al n
'ii'i 20 ride and pav with le ,dw
ti.' ponies. The liifle horses li eam
n'ri' iuil dal- ,hio,mrnt.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

Among Thoroughbred saturday IA
thr State Hotel wrn 81 n SHAW. Ntn
Antonio. Nr and Nh % as Pow eU
Marquette Mhh John a pop. larero
D. pran mshop q IA Dhaplme
~au Antonio "A 81 Nnkntruk. Dallas.
Miss q D. piewr naUa 81 Pace
uRlm- 49, " r. smith Mant 81 E
Noel Fort WORTH " D. ~yfrs. eap Au.
tnu.o luhn r. fmn0r iubhoek r. H.
flow'u Dallas. lheo Remlos hansa
C.ty 81 S Bailey ~ S. Bailey. Jl
san Antonio, Mrs q e Morris ANA
dauphtor kmQsVilr "a lmeadi. Penn
ud u 4 Shuely Porn, lud 81 r
liahhauser Rentontillr n D. Smelling
Iogpu Christi, GcorQr o. Drog4. Thos
Moore, adward l.ooker John u Lowell
Camp Stanlcy; A. y Ferguson. Oolum
bus Ohioi Jack ~ Wright Camp Stan
iet Nh and Mrs r. Dold,n, Nsnao.otu
M and Mrs. j Maxwell. Mnmesota.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
MRS coRINEF 4 BENTON

Ihp funeral oi Nrs lurlun. Bent %
win D., hrld az 5 ociock this afternoon
at ihD fir.t PRESBYTERIAN church R@.
Henry Austin. a., pastor win conduct
thr ssuier and nierm,nt win ho n
Roso Hill Burial lark The pan hoarof-
VIII br Dfufge D. Clark a. o. Mpu.
mau. Hilher Mcaloin Nnllaec Dim w.
a NhitWorih and 81 Menaer
IhO h0if Is expected 60 arrive 40 q 800
thl. morning ana win hr taken 90 thr
home ni Mn Bontun's parent. No. and
49,. john VI Nemlrd. nll south Broad
way ~hr dIol $50 Junction CItv Kan.
.a.. laf, Wednesday afternoon tl,r
husband Captain Duimn D. Benton. was
stationed 900 lHmp Funston Kansas
Sac Benton afhn cot captain RDnton.
went tn ~an Ant0n0 Yesterday ln oulr
tn meet Ws nu and accompany him
h,rr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

AZ last Corpus Christi IS e. .ee n.
newest novelty n oui door tspte.
amusements when co. new natkman
itusgh two fHg Wild Animal riffu.
eome. lore March l2 and lG 51d N 4
cn"iit EVERYONE VIII oanccdr iho nnpfatn
lor rtirrwe nofHtt Is uuequalrd in
thrilling wild animal TRIMMING
lhlH organization t. a wen known ga
t"Wi-D So all The largest cities ana NOW
=" tht nrt slime win de,ete it, sa
iatofs 90 30 sizes ol ciiie. ahd touns
Nifir tNr sanc HIGH elias. entertain
meni- ai every place whore tho Die FONTS
au erected
ih's enterprise g. calculated a. please
'''if admlrrf oi wild aud domestic an
nal training sud +. particularly niaaa
Hu Co fho ehildf,n and the iadia. f,r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

Alf Isabella Ann Stafford. Dn wears
oid lpd ai pfook yesterday morning
at Nohstunn Nr. Stafford wa. 20,
widow of o. e. Stafford wh0 died of m.
Iuries received m.t December when IS
h0tsv Threw him Funeral services win
D, hrid 100 ihr Methodist church thor,
at J O'Clock th- afternoon and burial
will follow Boa Rose nil burial Park
hare tht uip hWun made overland u
automobile Reerrand BARTON viii con
duct thr 4efNics
Aiu Stafford IS survived hy two sons
Bert Stafford and 2 A stafford. to-
.httsl hrius postmaster at bphst0wu
me widow oi Charles Schultz Who
was iouad dsad at 1900 Water street
latr Thursday afternoon. has hgcn Do
ratnd Zoo 80 luu- according tp "a telp.
nwm nerrived hota yesterday hy NaA
well q ruuur undertaken u IS NOT
kuoWu yf whether tha hady win he
buried hrrc uf sent tu So iDui. inr
burial