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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15


point of view-that Billy taught me
more than / taught him. He had been
in New York now for some little time
since his graduation cub reporter
on one of the big dailies.
whats Billy doing over hereT'
"His mother had a stroke or some
thing while she was at AK for the
baths and Billy had to come over to
get her home. They're going Cunard
day after tomorrow If she's able TO
travel"
When / came out of my stateroom
on The steamer the next-day-but-one
after seeing my suitcase slowed the
first person my eye lighted on was
Claire
Claire tripped up to me. delighted
but a little embarrassed, and In her
wake followed lady whose face was
very familiar, as mine was to her, and
a smile of recognition broke out on
both of us at once and we exclaimed
at each other, why, you're the Lady
of the Slippers"
Now ''the slippers were the top
notch of my wild extravagant life in
Paris and I'd never mentioned them
to Ann. / came by them in. this wise /:
Just as | was leaving for Vevay had
passed a little shop on q funny little
street and in the window was a pair
of slippers. hey were high over the
instep--so they'd keep my feet warm
and decorated with the queerest orien-
tai pattern you ever saw, and they had
low heels.
bounced into the shop to ask the
price, and. at the counter stood an
other American lady with an identical
pair in her hand. / demanded the
price
"one hundred and twenty-five
francs" beamed madame. "and most
reasonable"
The other American woman and /
dropped the slippers like hot cakes
our reckless passion for spending
wasn't equal to twenty-five dollars for
a pair of slippers. Madame came down
ten francs and inveigled US into trying
on the slippers. There was a differ
ence Of half size In the pairs and
they fitted as though they'd been made
in heaven. Madame came down ten
francs more and then knocked of FIVE,
and we bought them at o hundred
francs a pair. iaughngiy telling each
other we'd caught each other in the
act and promising never 10 give each
other away.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15
That pepends.

"Do you think any woman believes
you when you tell her she is the first
woman you ever lovedT
"Yes, If you are the first liar she
has ever met"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15
THE ''BLUES"
Caused by
Acid-St0n1ach

Millions Of people who worry. are despon-
dent, have spells OF mental depression, feel
blue and are often melancholy, believe that
these conditions due 10 outside influences
over which they have little or no control
Nearly always however. they can be traced
to an internal ree-aeId -stOmach- Nor 10
IL to be wondered a.. Acid-stomach. begin
ming with such well defined symptoms as in
digestion. beiching, heartburn. bioat, ETC..
Will. II not checked in time arect to SONS
degree or other ali the vital organs This
nervous system becomes deranged. Digestion
buffers The blood is impoverished Health
and strength are undermined THE victim OF
acid stomach, although he may not know
the cause OF bis ailments. feels his hope.
courage. ambitieu and energy slipping And
truly life Is dsrk--not worth much to the
man or woman who has acid stomach
Get rid Of Il Don't let acid stomach hold
you back, wreck your health, make your
days miserable make you victim OF the
''biues' and gloomy thoughtsl There IL
marvellous modern remedy called EATONfC
that brings. OH such quick relief from your
stomach miBeries--sets your stomach TO right
makes ~ strong. cool, sweet and comfort
able. Helps you get back your strength vigof.
vitality. enthusiasm and good cheer. SO
many thousands upon thousands OF sufferers
have used EATONIC with such maryelousiy
helpful results that are sure you win
feel the same way II you will just give II a
trial Get big 50 cent box Of EATONTc--
the good tasting tablets that you eat like =
bit OF csndy--from your druggist today. He
will return your money ~ results are not
even more than you expect
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15
His Favorite PIa

Edith ttheatrically mcline,y-SSfnat
Is your favorlte play, Mr.. Jlles?
Charles baseball enthuslast) !
have any. I Ike to see a player steal
second base on a hook slide.--Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

1t is no credit to have prositeerinx
charged to you.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15
WANTED MEN MEN s the s %GMf TS.i !:

Why wait 70 be told agaiu7 Il pays, it's easy;
no experience necessary; tools free. The Wiz
essaia Barker cssss 3g7 Chssluui ST., Milwaukee, Wa
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

Uneasy lies the head that wears the
Srown Of a food king.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

The biggest and most IMPORTANT
union is the United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

Sometimes have Travelled miles in
my dreams"
81 suppose IT was on a nightmare. "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

Perhaps every man has his price, but
not every man can pay It.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
EP|SCOPAL|ANS MAY
VOTE TO PUT A BAN
l. ON REMARRIAGES
Convention Of Church Which Will
Open at Detroit Oct. 8 Will
Also Consider Changes in
Prayer Book.

DETROIT. Mich. oct. 2 CBy the
Associated IrcssI. = Revision uf '.e
book of common prayer of tho Episco
pal church, adoption of "a new canon
touching church unity. and revision
OF the canon ON mutrimony are three
Of thc most important matters to be
brought to the attention of the dele
gates No the tricnnial convention Of
the church that will open here Octo-
beT \. II iH anticipated that upwards
Of 1000 delegates and many of the
leading churchm"n Of his and other
countries viii attend the convention.
which will last two weeks or longer.
Tho proposed revision 81 the canon
ON matrimoEy would make Il impus-
Hiblc FOR an Episcopal clergyman To
remarry divorced persons. even the
Innocent party 90 q divorce. u has
been anticipated that his question
viii provoke much debate. Tho pro-
posed new canon On Chuoh unity, 1t Is
stated. would make It possible for
minister Of another communion TO be
ordained In the Episcopal church
without first giving up his original az
flintiun. Thp revision ana mudcrui-
zation of the prayer book b. expected
10 take much Of the time OF The gath.
eriuE.
During tire convention daily meet
1 ings on social service are To he held.
Nand the hurch league Tor social and
findustrisl democracy VIII complete It's
Organization with Bisnop Charles -
Williams of Detroit, its leader.
Representative of capital and la
Dor will Doe invited TO give their views
m tho open forum meetings on social
service. preliminary O. the launching
Of tho new league, Tho purpos- OF
The league b. iH stated, Is "a country
Wide educational propaganda for bet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Meeting of Far East
Relief Workers Put
Off Till January

The meeting 90 which speakers for
the near east relief were coming to
Albuquerque ON october :, has been
postponed until some time In January,
according 90 % notice received from
r. T. Twitchoil nf Santa ne, who
making arrangements Tor tho mis-
siunHrN workrrs to come here.
CourirtiUp engagements and inuhil-
rs at some ol the people in other
parts of the state 10 make arrange
imperative.
Tho speakers who arc expected TO
come to this city urc Clarence T. Eur
CESS. rcner field secretary Of tho
American committee on tho pcur east
rrl Of, \. D. Rcobcc. chairman Of the
speakers bureau; ana Mrs. Florence
Spencer puryca, prominent club
woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

Our big Toilet Goods Department is ready with a com
of everything that Is good in this line. It's handy to know
such articles of recognized standard quality especial
are numbers and numbers Of chances to save money. I
list is just a part of our immense stock and If what "
looking for is not included just visit the department and
ticle-we feel sure we can supply it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
NOT A DULL MOMENT
IN WATCH YOUR STEP

Thoro iH not a lull IRON start to
finish In Irving B"r'in's International
sync"patcd musical success, watch
Your step which will coue to the
Crystal Opera house for "a limited I'M
gnrcmcnt of two nights Friday and
Saturday. October 3 and (.
Watch Your step Is made mp al
most entirely of music. dancing and
girls -thitty-four Of the most henuti-
nul NoupU wou'n that have ever lnft
New York with a travelling musical or
gauizutiuu Tho costumes H'" the
very latest expressions in the .orld OF
fashions aud were designed by the
celebrated Helen Dryden. the artist
who designs AN the covers for Vogue
Tho scenes are also admirably de-
slgucd 10 enhance tho hrilliHncy NJ the
mann changes of costumes, and b. an
entirely new production built Tor this
tour. n BE- not u "numhcr two show
there hcinE only this O. company Of
watch Your step en- tour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
NNINTNIL NnnNE NOnMNI.

SANTA ~, y. NJ, oct. 2.-ttainfall
In Santa Fc during Nae month of Sep
tcmber WAS 2.53 inches, which is so
inches above the normal, The total
OF accumulated excess since january
! Is Il 0h inches. The amount Of sun
shine Tor the month Of September WIS
90 per cent.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Bangs Appointed
Re9iUer of Greek
Church by Court

ny Tho Yo.iaiod prrss
New Prk, MDrch lg Appointment
of fru4 s uanen vosuyman OF
Tuni1 iurrn. as rrco.Vcr of ihc prom
ritl othc Russian Grock catholic
church North America hi ihc Su
picmr punt nf hrnohNn fedaN ro-
Ncalcd fact That AirNandc Some
lovsh} lcCnty elected archbishop of
the chii p is faciug charge 40 usi
patton office
The elpiaint was filed several DAYS
aFu hN hr RrN John kodfuVsks of
hroobls on hchaf of thirty othsr
mnist lt tiieros tnNt archbishop
Armrl o. r'HttUi Wiih Srfglus
suegll anothr defendant io drive
iho aud II MWful aE.hhI hm Etnahm
Mcs,haN uDf ni tho country h3 pub
licatolff demamsioi5 matter CON
coruuH pm o. ai.o allcera CHAT the
dcfcndl plotted iho control cot g.
0oooo thc chura'H property
Archpop NrmcloYHht Wa. elected
in thr tncc nt recent convention
of One lnrh 30 cleveland Tho com
plaint rsoa that tho convention waa
control hv several other onurchmru
namodf co-dcfendauts Doe thc at
tinu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Death of Army Nurse
and Oakland MatrOn
Are Linked in Clues

IS The ADVOCATED IfrHa
Oakland, Calf, March et Two sep
gr1tc elurH nn.althed n hr p1si iWn
DAYS. haNc linked tine mysterious
deaths of Mis- lneS EhAhcth Reed.
san Francisco and Fort Rifles kansas.
army nurse AMI Mt George a.
Grccnu God Oakland society mau0n.
according to police announcement
here today Miss RredH hnd1 wHH
founl Zoo myire meme san Mateo.
Cauf Dn SATURDAY, March s. follow
mg aa illegal operation Mu Drccn-
wood Nas Killed hY bomb at hcr home
iaH Tuesday night
Tho olurs are 900 ilio iorm uf TWO lists
uI names ono m pocket memorandum
book found n hoN cal 100 Tracy,
CWlf yesterday uearuE thc names
of Miss Reed and George ID Green
wood the elnln mutrnn't husband aud
lhe other found in the Hhack ol eve
mon iakcn into custody nl midnight
last night and bearing che aamoR oi
Mise koed and Mrs Greenwood The
boa can nu contained also tho names
of number % promntni Oakland pco.
Ole
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
SOLDIERS OF MANY NATIONS
LIE IN CEMETERY AT NISH

Cheese gro thc plots Tor lh" allied sDi
diorf Here nrs 90 he round % MUNICH
Wunllor number OF groves of tnr FRENCH
and iir ifaiiauH pn fho hillside vH. o.
HrE' number OF ness HrtND. choose of
fhO serbian Hoidiefs who diod loo thD
'in1i rHpU fU of Nlsh The CenmHnf
mlde one ~ thr msl unda hero and
Nish wHH wben onit hnrf $3.50 assaults
with tho NAYnncf
Here 1rf three qutor i0H n. rInU
une nclulpa tho gr1f,a ol ihe Ha.fmn
pr l0ners Of war uho n.lo brought
Door,. fD wori Ns ihr Dunmf Tho. 1fr
numerous Another Boz fhnf of fhr
numnHn prisoners OF nnr tl.o nn
WNfouH lNs numerous nre fnHHN rI
ihr imlnn rf|H0uers uf WIT
Nrlfhf rfD 1890 nrwrr rfoUrs 0l
rlNft. 0uo ncluir fh. grove uf fhe
Dfe.N refugees who diod mlnf uI
tlem Irom tnr influenza . iUsl nfa
60 Through SSH on 'hon nHt nt o
Macedonia Another tNtf Uf Serbian
r0ure0f nho moe .ImHtf ft. N Goo
r0ur Hf fnDI utn1rrnne fnN lni.
ihrIr hom' rihn ao ,hc north Of
south
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
HUNS ARRESTED
BELCIAN'S DOG
Dignity Damaged by Tricks
Canine Was
Taught

Brussels. Belgium. March sg BE-
wuso urlRian dos hsa hecn taught
hi hs m4aief io ou TRICKS which hurt
liun dpuuy during fhe da,a oi re
CupatiOn the dos was arreatf 81
wHs ibe OWNER and fined ftn Tho
complaint uNainst the dos ncmIsri.
1.-THE urtusra saya to ths dos Nhsi
viii ihr Dcuuans have 90 do when h'
wal is ov0r
Tho Dos iios down uai air be-.
out hls pHwH and cfawis pn ha bells
600 ho reaches his master. waNHInN nj.
nu nnd making suppntatInp muNa.f
with front paws
"ArHln u ihe accused throws hii
of bread to the dos and eayr Ina'
comes from The Cermans. ihD los
icuks at it with diafaNor make. nt
move to take 30. doesn't nfieWpt "a
olf it A. suon however H= CO.,. ie.
cursed says Sow fou missy take in'
bread lho dog eats 90 And % N"ti
d. the ACCUSED sn,n tu lo lhe 60 81
stae tho dog runs off rapidly
ffhs effect uf ihis behavior iH lUu
aging tn the dignity pf tud rrohue
tive of iask OF respect for tht Ne.
mans which the German power .Hu
mot put up with
Tho dog WINS feui ni ihv kummlu
dnntul tire. WD,t. aui upon uHywrH
of iho fine was returned Go his uwu
ci by "a German a0ldirf which iH pr'
hurs che uucereaf part of thc Hior,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Linking of League
With Treaty Opens
Senate Problem

NN Tho NHHHNINNfN IfNH"
Washington Mnr.h Reports
from PARIS OF plnnH to Dufwlne tho.
constitution OFF thr l'aEur nf nations.
incsi.icahl> in thc ncacD frcHts de.
welcomed discussion todn, among srnn
tors etn n Washington. COL questions
of Scnnte procedure not hitherto cm
phnsved
Although two-thirda Yo'o ol thc
-Hnnfn 81. required for RATIFICATION 90
ironftnH srulfnr pointed ou' haf un
drf fn, rulr amendments nfr nD
adopted nE mnIofIfh Fofe senator
ror.h a linhn repuhlefn FL critic
o. fhe iougn, p|nu declared ihr would
Give opponents distinct advantage tn
b. would enable ntro mHI0rifI tu r'.
tifo th' League constitution or sep
aflic b. from thp pOtcr treaty
other senators however Had tho
umloritf rulo wIFhl we'll become 900
important rssct of Senators support
ING tht league The latter hcheNg "a
considerable majority of the SrnBtot
memh,rshi n,ora % league az some
description. although the, estimate th1t
more than maiofit, oppose tho exist
lnE dnff
senator polndrHtor of Washington
republican. in formal statement fo-
might mld che efforts to coorcc thf
United States into nn acceptance ol
thr League of Nations hN weaving the
! plan into the peace trout, would fall
( no said o. sufficient number ot senators
/ go insure defeat of thr league already
waH on record against o. and nddsl
that public sentiment in thia country
[ iE ovefw hclmingly against Ser
/ Consideration of thc peace treats q
lpXpocied hA senators to boz among ih'
FIRST questions which Wll he taken ul
latter THE neW senate ia organized Z
lprohahlA win he gwen exclusive uttcn
ton while the House d. busy with re
lmnlning bills preliminary contro
ycrHS is promised oyef inc demand io
open debate of the treaty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
FOSTER REVIEWS CHANGES
AGAINST WAR DEPARTMENT.

kansas CITY. No. March aeCriD
cI.u af ihr WAY Department answer
fo Iis ,hareof that undue ienieucf waa
ahnnn considerations nhlectors WINS
voiced hove tonight ht Major Nichard
N Ioaier Who had declared in r.
speech here Yesterday that Secretary
of WAR naNer had Intentionally or
unnfenuonar, adopted the role ef pro-
teetor off the So vs. and international
Socialists nud Humbnuarlons
The ont dental uttered DECLARED
NIior Foster "is of statement did
nof mnte lf is too obviously GA at-
tempt fo discredn no nt Charge hN
Indicating . charged local draft honrds
Wlth hsing "a part, Co the secret plans
fnr fha comfort OF olsiruCtlonlsis
.WhIf di1 saN was thHt local draft
hoarIe had boon instructed to send nl.
mon between fhc nFes uf 90 and li
fo fhe camna and tho public believed
fhrt were 90 enter Comhatant or non
cofnlafant branches OF the service.
"i won't on CD sa, there WINS an in.
n0r wurtinr of tno military program
nr nhrh lhc public knew nothing ir
Ihff ae0r0i orders to eommln1cre o'
mmr nnd environments provided 300.
munIff 0r0m trlrD or punishment.
fa aU who hat personal scfnp'o.
wFr
r.fl.r 90 notes rn1 o' 900
+. Nlfrcl ronorte of m, apccch VIII
SHOW fhorr waf poo allegation of locn
ffan hnards heiug party to ihe secret
plans Tor the solaoo of the obstruc
tlonlsts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Accusations Of Major
Foster Find Support
II-0lU-II r0m II0r1 0n1l

lDHnfIurTN IfUu lHrr nufl
uf .uNNtnu OquilDd etlufios which
nlNaae fhrt NrNfnf lrWH
rhe statement utes the case oi a
dunei mHn iH Major KNOWS nafiahon
nhn al8 ht neIonetl ia some lNhlv
sn.iUft which forbade hf hcniiur
ama GOA uho uuaed % work n
hlfI i.iH
Nam NnoS aa,e inW hc iooA the
UaNrr uu with division headquarters
ihfoH,h mNaft channels and thc man
uHt afdtlUl uHnaltrrad io company
n ihe depot Nueade made up exclusive.
N oI OhIerton
Investigation tho statement as1s
"dise|nsrH ihf mri ihti the man had
IeIref tho uInle aelefy hut fcW
wtr.a before r,rorlng iof duy and
ohtInUsl fUU tNe Uurruff ne avoiding
military dutt cas- mo- NOR,
ihan lhe hars truth when assert ina,
thrfr uas a feeling 90 universal disgust
among nfmt oflccrs over thc orders
.eene b, ihe Waf Department cover
Inr fhc treatment oi conscientious eh.
,clofs The unlnlulouH sentiment 81
ouIlefs who had to dral Win sUct
e-ses wH. ihnt eath ease should hay,
Boon inc subject nf cnufi martial f
u hI.h fn. genuine uhiertof
would retdis Ur separated from ih'
.UNHrfly STACKER
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Pledges Loyal
Friendship of
Japan to u. S.

ht lno efn0 aied ifr
pan f''no''op' Dai'ir N'i'n
.H "''"' ''NiNll Nf
''p'n ''l''i f'N''fI h'''' n
l'l '''' l''Nl' ''fN f'f'N''
i"'hl'7.n HN'
i"'',tn m''N l'I'' nIiN.N W
~ 'l i'''n.l.n'i' ~ ''n'n POO .N' '"'''a
0'hi'. "nN .hpi'' ''' h'n'
i''N' "''."h '.
N'N' f..''','
'h't I 'if "NiIN N'''
h'' i.'tN.h 'hN N' iN'i
''.n 10y N ''''''''
Ni'.' I.. I.'n'' '' Ih'
'N' "' ''l.'' i'
'N h,N r'. .'.i''
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
uY NO.. col HoMeN roLKs.

Mar. Narch ~ IS 0omrior, m hrm
ln WTI1N n 0nli0msti the enfIfc W.
iort of ihe CtcH WI Boz thc pflmi
lu N tho various r0upa of soldiers
rriaonrra and reluRocs have their aep
Iflta plots
tlf1est OF nn N fhlf of the German
snidlef and ofIlrol EHoh rftt. b.
marked hy u permanent hrttl so'ii
Umrni STONE. r0unh't ln Mo- ahHro OF
fhc fun cross s neirhNofur NHetoft
form rly devoted 90 the manufactrre
of ttiruuets luf uNf wac diverted 80
fhr manufacture a NHt.o tomb inHn
NsNi ln size ia th0 bulgarian each
rrsye hDing marked b, heavy noUlcn
CROSSE These iimhr Nef. feNHNIiluH
90 hY fhs nulsnr1ne from lhr heusD.
0f people of Nish au1 each cross fop
fescnia not onis fho nfntc ol niH
nriNu huf the pariiM demolition SOD
ths home or ciilzrn of Nieh TheH'
wooden rr0af,H sfr Hl numerous aH f0
almost give fhe effect of forrest
fhe GROUP OF Austrian graves ia CON
s'iertnf smsiior Separated Fon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
GOVERNMENT MAY PAY
FARMERS TO STORE WHEAT

n" 10 = u TTI TTT||
St Louis. Mo. March % Payment ui
one cent per hushcl month hy the gov
orimcnt o. the farmers until January,
1920 tor ,ach huahcl of WHEAT held be-
storage on th, farms and distribution
0f tho purchase ol tho 1910 crop iof cN.
pnftatiou among thr states, according
to their production were suggested ns
muius ol solving tho problem oi hand
hug enc lelnuSnOO hu-hol crop 90.
prDtcd this year. ~ a resolution adoptcd
at conference ~ fifty miller. repre-.
scutInr Thirteen STATES here TODAY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
ROuFUp of Band of
AD Thieves Results
in Fatal Pistol Duel

49, Ihef ociaird presa
OkmJee, Okla, March IS a drive
of co.'s poo county officers against h
naud god auto thieves with head
ouarfu J Henrietta oamr GAP a cn
muA m o'rlOrh saturday morning
Whom n Numothi % former Henri
vita hcmAn shot and hul,d uonn
S.mpstn miner ANA fatally wounded
1871 A Wiimoth was Dismissed
from 4 police foicf early ibis wcrh
hcra alleged connection with thr
suspei auto thieves aud CruN was
ARE tarh n the week. On chnrg
~ "a sioalng bat was rcioa ad Fii.
daS DUO of lacs of evidence Eu
init, tNoop the two men caused hl
the hd-up ~ the allegcd Thieves
led "A shooting.
ffe mon have hrcn arrested ou
cha ~ larceny and receiving stolen
prond and eight hagp been bound
ovr 4 trial after preliminary hear
ing Ten alleged stolen machines
aNl poo worth 81 auto supplies ALSO
all. go have been stulrr. have hron
slo'Qhayc bccn recovered hy zine
ofna since the drive began. II u
/ stH lilnuing.
wen gave himself up after tho
shoot nnd IN held on "a murder
chark Without bail FOR "a hcarns nn
/ Mcnt simpson had no connection
Wishf sASsl r0undsup.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Ducking Stool for
Security Leaguers
Urged by Radicals

lft The anciufeH IffsH
New York. NAoh g9 a ueaoa
non thH menhsI nf th. National so
curity oaeue Inl United sfaffs
Snoairff sef1i.D agents hn durEpI
In ths aHat iNN0 was ouoDrsd hf
neatly 200 ridIon'a who attended nn
omen $3.50 mass ms tins here today fo
protect fniurt lmurlsuumfni nf 1u-
gene v Dehs socialist lsfder HnH
other RADICALS convicted of VIOLATING
thf espionage nrf
Tho suggestion wHN made bt Iosepl
81 CuldwIi OF Providence R B.. aho
explained bat lu.tisn Nrtomn0nl.fs
had iuckei 400 military police tnli
we'll eshNlted dlttornuh with
which be- nid government HrDnt. hrI
obtained rNdeuD. win which fo com
vict him n violating the osnionHns
law lle c1lainfi hia presence if thD
meeting by aSins De- was out on fgs
5000 BAH peniirs fn appeal
Another HlvU OF cheers greeted
codwrils announcement thnt Dehs
bod declare hD wanted nrHI aet
and 900 thr im' 3D. h, Nnnun ~ q
rolsheyltt"
ScNu NpHup socialist HUl fonmUr
college professor WHO wna acquitted
n.rn recently on charge of violating
fhc cspionag. alt wps given nu ofH
Nun when h urged fhnt 200 American
workers uni in au organization uf
nu industrial commonwealth "rhiH
he declared. H the uuiY means 5000
have of ubtaling real freedom you
must be- roae to sacrifice youf lives
90 this puual 1 need lD DO
irwin 49, ohm Tucker. another of
ihc speakers proposed nationwide
strike con Jub Bon protest against im
urisonm1t % Dohs and other radicals.
Tho mfctng war held under au.
spices "i uo csc, committee uf No
sociallH' parry
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
TRADE PREFERENCE rs
NATIONS LEAGUE CLUB

Paris, March 22 liiy thc nation
that DON'T hop mtn tho League ot Na.
uona band wason Tho latest httlo
proposition non mpmhcr states have 20
face Is the insistence ~ labor Tor an
arrangement which Wal bar from in-
umationol commerce products urned
out - notions NOT suhacrihnK to the
international labor NgtuiHNilon be-
lng Dult up A. ana that's "a part ~
tau League of Nations BE- mcaas 'he
IA member 81 hc ostrarl1od ID looks
as though Il les goinE 90 ht "a world
league" all rlsht'