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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
GIANT EAGLE ATTACKS
SMALL Boy, FIGHTING
FAMILY FOR HIS PREY
Turns Ferce!y on Rescuers
and Is Finally Laid
Lou by Cunfire.
IRy Associated Press. !

GLENDO. WYO.. Nov. 22.--It took
tile combined efforts OF the Spnulding
family today to save 8-ycar-old Wal
ter Spaulding from being carried
away by giant eagle at their ranch
near here.
When the hugo bird attacked Wal
ter In the ranch yard he grasped IL
by the neck and screamed for help.
John, his 7-year-old brother. came to
the rescue. and third boy ran for
help. Mrs. Sraulding beat CT tho
bird with a stick, and the eagle at
tackled her. She was saved when
Mr.. spauldIng came with n shotgun
and dispatched tho bird. 1t had a
spread OF eight feet,
Tho two boys wore severely lacer-
ated By the eagls's claws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
METEOR FALLS IN TOWN,
CAUSING CONSERVATION
Celestial Body ExpIodes. Damaging
Automobile and DnxinE Itn
Occupnnts-None Hurt
tBy Associated Press. !

MoRGANTOWN, W. VA. Nov %
Residents in the vicinity of King
wood. Preston County. w. Va. were
thrown into panic tonight when a
large meteor fell at Howesville, five
miles south of Kingwood. according
to reports received here.
The meteor struck in the business
section of Howesvillr, near the rail-
road station. 1t exploded as 1t buried
itself In the earth. The force of the
blast was heard for several miles.
An automobile, standing near the
railroad station. was damaged by
the explosion. and the occupants OF
the machine were dazed, but escaped
injury.
There are nc telephones in Howes-
VILE, and detailed information as to
the meteor could not be obtained
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
VIRGINIA PAGEANT;
PROPOSED HERE,
FINDS |NDORSERS
Lieutenant James, Instruc-
tor, Would Advertise
City Thus.
BISHOP O'CONNELL CALLS
IT VALUABLE SUGGESTION
Jamestown Day, May 13, Is
Suggested as Date of An
nual Presentation.

General approval of n proposal By
Lieutenant Arthur w. James that
Richmond stage pageant annually
on jamestown Day. May l3, making
the presentation illustrative Of this
city's and States prominence in
American history, was expressed las;
night by leaders In the ci,y's busi-
ness and civic life.
Bishop ID. J. O'Conncll said:
While l think 1t would be rather diff
:icult to keep up the interest In the
pageant indefinitely. still I am of the
opinion tha, the idea is full o: val
liable suggestions and instructive
matter and would greatly tend To
make our city and our history bet
ter known"
Some Doubt benefit of Advertising
Many of the persons questioned
with regard TO the idea, were enthu-
| siastic as TO the effect on the city and
its welfare from the standpoint of ad
vcrtisinE Richmond This was one
OF the principal factors in the sug-
gcstion OF Lieutenant James. who is
u teacher of history in John Marsha,
High School.
Rabbi r. y. Calisch gave it as his
belief that the pageant should no,
have advertising as it's main purpose
| lest IT fan because of that very fact
Mrs. B. B. Munford declared her
self in favor OF all such benefits as
would accrue to the city through the
staging OF such an historical page
ant, and declared that Richmond was
better prepared for such an under
taking than any other city in the
| country.
John Kerr Branch. president OF the
Chamber of Commerce. who has jus,
returned from a European trip. said
he preferred to postpr as any discus
James had outlined.
| Points In James' Letter.
The John Marshall instructor, AZ.
ter enumerating the many source:
from which material for the pageant
might be drawn. points to the
achievements OF such cities as New
Orleans and Los Angeles, who have
owed their increased growth in re.
cent years to the pageant and ex.
position idea, with nothing like vir-
ginia's historical BACKGROUND TO ait
them. Lieutenant James letter con.
cludcs:
I'VE have day, little honored a,
this time, coming in the spring. tn.
! flower time, the time OF Virginia's
. perfect days which we should
herald TO the entire nation. 1 refer
TO jamestown Day, May 13. Why no,
make this the day OF the Virginia
pageant? Why not make 1t a South
crn ceremony. rejecting our glorious
past. revealing our commercial and
industrial achievements. proving tina,
the tradition OF our hospitality Is
real? 1t could be made fete as
colorful as the Mardi Gras. as sub
lime as oberammergau's Passion
Play as stirring as the re-entry OF
the French into Metz and Strassburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
H0HENZ0LLERNS PAY
LAST VISIT TO MOTHER
Former Kniserin's Condition IN De-
cfnrcd at Most Serious
Stage.
Lny Assoclntcd Prcss.l

DOORN. HOLLAND, Nov. 22.-All
the IIohcnzollerns are making what
may be their last visit TO the former
German Empress Augusta Victoria.
Prince Oscar and his wife arrived at
Doorn today and Prince Eitel Fred
erick is expected tomorrow.
In order not 10 overcxcite tho for.
mer Empress with an entire family
reunion. her children are making
visits in turn. Prince Adelbert and
Prince Furstenburg. who were tho
first TO arrive. went back to Germany
just after Prince Oscar reached Doorn
this morning. The former Crown
Prince Frederick William Is coming
back this evening TO see his mother.
The condition OF the former En-
press is considered most serious. She
passed good night. but her tom
perature this morning reached l02.2
Fahrenheit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
EIGHT DIE IN FACTIONAL
FIGHT IN ITALIAN CITY
Meeting OF Municipal Council of
bolOSnn Results In
Tragedy.
fBy Associated Press. ]

LONDON. Nov. 22-The disturba noes
In tine Municipal Council of Bologna
Sunday. in which eight persons were
killed and sixty-four injured, were
started by the throwing CT three
bombs before the Municipal Palace,
says the Central News Bologna COR
respondent today.
Rival factions in the Council soon
were lighting. and an unidentified
man fired eight shots In the Council
chamber. killing two OF tho Council
ors instantly. Pandemonium reigned
for several hours inside, and outside
the chamber. but strong bodies Of
police finally restored order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
HARDING GOES ASHORE
AT NINE ON TUESDAY
President-Eiect VIII Play Game Of
GoHf on First Day MT
Cnnnl.
[Ey Associated Press.l

N" NsSUVIHtcU ITtSS'J
ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
PARISMINA. Nov 90 tby Wireless).-
Nine o'clock Tuesday morning has
been fixed as the hour for President
Elect Harding 20 disemoark in the
Canal Zone from the steamer Paris
nina. During the last day OF the
voyage from New Orleans the steamer
has cruised at reduced speed so as to
delay her arrival at Colon until mid :
forenoon.
a game of golf is the only diversion
on Mr.. FIarding's program OF the first
day of his vacation In the Canal Zone.
He plans to visit the links late In the
afternoon. after resting from his sea
voyage al the hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
1000 TEACHERS
REACH RICHMOND;
MORE ARE ON WAY
Members of State Educa-
tional Conference Over
flow the Hotels.
DELEGATES WILL GATHER
AT A LUNCHEON TODAY
Executive Committee of State
Association Meets This
Morning at g.

Although nearly every hotel room
in the city had been taken by dele
gates to tho annual Virginia Edu-
cational Conference, which convencs
In Richmond this morning. several
hundred moro delegates. both men
and women. arrived last night to finl
themselves practically without any
sort of quarters.
Fully 5000 are expected, and James
y. Hillman, secretary of the State
Board of Education, states that ke
has sent out fare discount slips TO
this number and has more requesta
than he will be able to fill.
w. II. Adams. with headquarters
in The School Administration Build
ing. is asking that persons with
quarters convenient for housing
teachers communicates with him. 1t
is believed many more delegates will
arrive tomorrow, when the first gen
eral session Of the convention viii
be held.
Convene This Morning.
At . o'clock this morning. tho
executive committee OF the State
Teachers Association will convene
for an all-day session in Murphy's
Hotel. Several matters of impor.-
ance are TO come up. "A luncheon
will be served the committee by the
Retail Merchants Association. the
Hotel Association and the City Coun-
Gil
Two sessions, one conference Of
division superintendents. in the Sen
ate Chamber. and tho other a meet
ing of the trustees association. in the
House of Delegates. will begin this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
II. ]. watkins will preside at the
former. How to Secure rs Good
Teachers for the Counties as the
Cities" will be tho first topic dis
cussed. Superintendent James Hurst.
of Norfolk County. and Superinten-
dent C. b. Green. of Mceklenburg
County. will lead the discussion. The
second topic will be the "possibili-
ties for an Adequate Supply OF Train
ed Teachers" which will be presente /
by Superintendent George y. Zehme-.
of Dinw!ddie County, and Miss Rachel
l.. Gregg, Of the Department of Pub
lie instruction. There will follow a
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Kentucky Downs Texas
in White House Battle

WASHINGTON, Nov. .22.-Thc
white House Erounds were the
scene today OF . spirited battle be-
tween the turkey Kobblers sent
President Wilson for ThanksEiv-
Ing by South Trimble, of Kentucky.
md The Chamber OF Commerce, of
Cucro, Tennn.
The turkeys were reieased from
their crntes md Texas leapcd upon
Kentucky, but In the nshtinE the
turkey from Kentucky emerged
victorious, though not unscnthed.
Then with bloody comb nnd bed
raEEled feathers IL engaged In q
strut OF pride over Its victorious
battle with the Lone star state
Representatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
High School Education
Should Be Minimum
IBy Associated Prcxs.l

ROCHESTER,, v. ", Nov. 22.-
No state should nllow its boys md
girls to start life with anything
less than a hlEh-school education,
Governor William J.. Harding, OF
1own, declared In nm address here
tonight before tho convention of
New York Tcnchcrs' Association.
The sloEan of the country SHOULD
be, "nll must he educnted.' Hnid
Governor Harding. adding TINT Cd
ucatfon must he "popuiarizcd."
@'The public school has come
nearer to tnrninE out n 100 per
cent perfect product than my
other institution of which / have
knowledge" said the Governor.
1--WE have outgrown the old doc
trine that education II free;' the
new slogan is, ''nil mux. he cdu-
cnted.'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
KEROSENE LAMP FIRES
HOUSE; NINE ARE DEAD
Flames Cut or Retre9t on Lower
Floor, Forcing Occupants Up
stairs for Escape.
ny Associated Press.

QUEBEC. Nov. 22,-Fire. which
caused the death of nine persons.
in Padcuc farmhouse last night,
was caused by tho explosion OF a
kerosene lamp which was being nlled.
Reports OF tho tragedy received
here today said the flames spread
rapidly after the explosion. cutting
of access to tho only outside door
and forcing tho occupants to Hee to
an upstairs floor. gvhere they were
unable 80 open swlAdsws ana sscap X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
EACH DUELlsT sLAYs OTHER
Pistols Used In South Carolina Quarrel
Over Internal Domcstic
Trikulations.
tBy Associated Press. ]

GAFFNEY. S. c., Nov. 22.-Irr Sar-
ratt, well-to-do farmer. and VIII
Dawson. Sarratt's grandson, killed
zach other at the Sarratt home, hf-
teen miles from here. last night. Pis-
tois wero used in tho duel. There
were nc eyewitnesscs. Dawson and
his wife wero parted. and 1t Is saia
he believed his grandfather was re-
sppnslble for his domestic troubles,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
MCCORMICK LEAVES U. S.
FOR EUROPEAN JOURNEY
Bciicf Is lie VIII Sound Nations on
Hnrding's Substitute for
League Of Nations.
fBy Universal Service. /

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The de-
parturc OF Senator Mcdin Mccormick.
OF Illinois, for Europe today Is gen.
orally accepted here rs being the
frst Of series OF efforts which will
he made by persons in tho confidence
Of President Elect Harding to sound
out European nations on tho proposca
association CT nations as substi-
tuts for the Wilson league,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Paris Honors veni.elo..

PARIS. Nov. 21.--The CITY Council
today unanimously adopted a resolu-
tion TO give the name of ycnlzelos to
one a. the streets OF Psra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

Virginia Carolina Football Game
Special train via G. & o.
M THANKSGIVING Day
Leaves Richmond 3 "A. n, returning
tlseyss CharlottssytlIs =. AL.eAdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Price of Coal Eliminated.

During the hearing 1t was brought
out that the price OF coal In the mat
ter has been eliminated jas n factor
by the company through sliding
scale. which will increase or de-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Worldat XourHone

Tamaes-Dispatch Brings IT'S
Ms to You Daily.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

FOR SALF-Good buggy harness
and horse. windmill. tower. and 60
barrel tank, cheap. +. c. Nee'ey at
srrsor Trur CO.. tic
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

The estate of the late George w.
Littlefield is valued in excess Of S.
900 600. The University of Texas
gets more than $1.O0O,O00. AT the
death Of his wife his palatial home
goes to the university.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

Money to lend in any amount and
for immediate closing. Don't have
to wait. Repay any year.
Boren < Erwin,
Northwest Cor Court House.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

j. NJ. Wilson and Mrs. Mona
LOOMS
James Estelle Whitfield and Miss
Lucy Gillum.
Mat Dixon and Miss Ethel Smith.
Dawson p. Parker and Miss Annie
bel Ausworth
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

The profits of the Dallas state
Fair were $96.913.9&. an increase OF
$2765l.33 over last year. accord
ing to the report of the auditor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

We have things electrical for
Christmas presents and If we do not
have what YOU want will get it for
YOU if YOU order in time Snyder
utilities Co. 22tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

II. NJ Murphy of the China Grove
community was in the city Satur-
day
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

FOR SALE Anyone wanting cotton
seed for next year write Il. l.. Cul-
pepper. Completion, Texas, sample
of seed and gin weight slips can be
seen at Signal office. zap
j. c. Mayo. one time resident OF
Scurry county. but now of Denton,
was here this week meeting friends
and looking after business matters.
william Huckaby who lives west OF
town is reported quite sick.
Forest Sears left Wednesday even
ing on business trip TO Dallas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

Born TO Med Ellis and wife. a
girl
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

Neil Farr and wife Of Hermleigl
were in Snyder Saturday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
ASPIRIN-Its Uses
FRS, introduced by "Bayer" in the Year 1900

roho, Tooihaehc. rsrachc. Nemal'
gia iumhasn. Rheumatism. Neu-
rltis and rain generally
Always aey "Rayer" whom buy
Inc Aspirin Then look for the
safety Baycr Croae" on the puck
arc and on the tablets
Handy Elm boxes VI twelve tab
lets cost but fDN cente Drug
risis also sen hanger PACKAGE.
be Decentralization " salicfiisslis
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
U.S. Many Offers
Prize for Essay
byH S.StudentS

Au essay competition d neing hold
$40 the present time ihHt BIS uf interest
20 cvorS high school student 100 south -
crn Texas.
Tho Bureau 90 Ordnance. NaVy ne-
r1timcnt Washington. %. g. is prc-
scntilF "a surveyed tHn inch navy
pruivotIlc to the high school. boz the
southern part nf this state from which
cmcnuics tNn BEST essay uu The navy
as All Educational Institution
tn. she'll is thirty nchcs long ten
lncnts ln diumeteu and weighs $50
pounds Tho presentation viii be made
Via Lieutenant Commander Harold r.
SNOW tniipd states Navy iu charge
~ thc navy recruiting in this section
" Tcvps
There arc in an about ii0 schools
competing Tor the prize The best
ESSAY 100 each school viii Boz deter
mined ns the principal or surcrinteud
cnt may direct An 81 these esHyF.
fhat b. The best cssaV iu each school
will finally come before board ~
three judges who viii decide upon the
winner
AZ the ESSAYS arc expected to be
of tho highest merit the presidents "
three colleges in Texas have Interested
themselves and have volunteered go
act ns Judges.
wv ANHIfNNl"lNAAANN NA fNf'N' NNNNNNNN
the winner rests with President h. @.
Loycft ~ Rice institute. Houston,
Texas President A. q. Ninson uf the
University nf Texas Austin TpNas.
and President W 70 Blzzeil OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
College station Tcxns
There are no fixed rules Cor the
competition other than. first that the
writer must bee "a student in good
standing at the nigh school that ho nr
she is attending and second that tho
winning essay In each school. ns de-
termlned locaily by the principal or
superintendent. must he boa the offic,
of the navy recruiting officer Hous.
ton Texas boy March j 1920 ON that
date iht essays will Doe sent 90 the
Judges
rne subject embraces wide field
but 10 may De deal with from amy
angie.
Information relative to the subject
matter may he obtained by competi-
tors either direct from the principals
" schools or from tho navy recruit
'ae station. Hcustou Texas Essay
Department.
After final decision IL made hy tho
Judges the proicctiic viii he presented
with suitable ceremony Go the whining
high school
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
Two Small Fires
in City Saturday

Down Chapnrral street with npced
ana uuiss at 1890 O'Clock in the muln-
inN the city fire department drew
Ions train OF automobiles and pedcs-
irinns after 10 Yesterday when ID made
quick run through the business dis
trlct to am alarm from the home or
clark Lewis ne Mesquite street OPP
puFite the county court house
Yhc blaze was caused hy n gasoline
stove ana WINS put ont $50 once without
serious dnmare the fire truck getting
back to the station before all of its fol
lowers had renched the scene Of the
fire.
THE fire department also responded
to o eau earlier in the day whom % gas
olino stove In the home OF BonIfacio
Rodriguez sos BLACK street. overturned
aui eet fire 20 wa. etss -Acf'tally
mo- damage was done here before the
fire had been cNtingiilshod
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11

Tho name nayw' identifies tho
irar aofil-lamaus Aspirin IRE
snnHa hy physlr.au for nineteen
wears 1hf namt layer means
eoUulhe Aspirin proved safe 10y
miil'ors Of pcnplo
ip each unhroken package ~
Haytr Tahlets ~ Aspirin you
are told bow to safely take THE
eouulne Aspirin ior Colds Head.
sfhis liH.it nali "a ns,tt Niraias
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
BEEVILLE NEWS BUDGET


Miss Pearl Webb leit Friday for hor
mono in Dallas, after il Visit with hon
friend Mrs Chas Troy
Miss Lucille Barber has returned from
"a Visit with friends in ReiuEio
Mr. and Mrs. ". n. Scoggn have
returned 40 their home in san Ronito
ATE, spending the holidays with rpia-
dives.
Mrs r. G., Ruergcr and son. Tod.
hntr returned irem san Antonio,
Wherc they spent the holidays with
nor parents. Mr. and Mrs q. W. Black
MT ana Mrs Lock Adkins spent
seycrol DAYS in san AntQnio.
Nv. and Mrs. Ed l.. Burke and daugh-
ter Mary Jane spent two weeks with
relatives IN Completion.
Mrs. Con Murphey and two daugh
tors, Misses Mary ana Margaret spent
the week ln san Antonio
Mrs. joe Wilson has returned from
Walt with home folks Ia Houston.
Mira 4. T. Marsden entertained the
f2 club Friday afternoon
Mrs. p. Il, Scott entertained Wednes-
day evening IN honor ~ Miss Bessie
Carroll and Elorv Marsh
Miss Elua Griffin entertained the
younger set fridaN evening
Mrs. W. A. Gifieri gave a.2 party
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Arg. j. y. Franklin.
Mrs. DhnH. Trio" 'niortnlr"d ni 500
Tuesday In compliment 20 her house
guest Miss webb of Dallas.
Mrs. 3. q. 3easley was hostess 10 the
. H.NI .HN.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
Pre- Wa Service
of s. A. & A. P. to
Go Back in March

Tho $. a. a. A. n. railroad VIII re-
auinr its prc-NVar schedule of passenger
trains into ana out of Corpus Christi
when the road is released from Tod
oral contrc' March l. according To- a.
g. FrAnhs' superintendent ol transport
iation FOR the road. who was in the
city yesterday
This viii mean that Corpus Christi
Viii DE given night train with rull-
mans from here TO san Antonio and
from san Antonio 10 Corpus Christi
Il is thought that the S a. q A. r.
VIII pui on three daily passenger trains
'Hrh lah Ia Ma a. AID add one more
during the summer months.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
THlFr. sAvINa sroRlks.

HUMBLE, Texas. Jan. 1n.--|'igs Is
nigs but the pulliH' OF MISS ifiih Nor
N'tf In fhu puclc school hero are
p"uYirg that "pigs BE- money" Tho
members Of her frifi club recently
horeh! pig which the are inifening
on school luncheon scraps They have
h.tt U six weeks aud no value of the
rig has Increased leo per cont. u viii
soon q sold-cuough sayad tn buy an
other Mig and the rost q tie inonyc
di'.dcd among the thrift club mem
lora 30 that they can get more War
Savings stamps and Thrift STAMPS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
Anderson Takes
Poultry Prizes
in San Antonio

pr r. 4. Anderson has been awarded
tho prize for the best pirtly -coiorcd
upn of chickens in she ionwFtar roul-
rvs Pigeon and Pet stock association g
8nnual poultry show at San Antonio,
nr Anderson is The oniN Corpus chris
tlnn Go hAVc birds entered TN this show
lihough a tutW OF l.gOo birds hive
hocn entered from various points in
TeNna some Of thciu hcing value at
iitQ each.
uf nodc isiAfd iirls. iiU ufi enia won
ihp prize Tor the best pen OF Rhode
D. Hf j Reds. euf w4t .ote fWifc ini
eockercls and fourth for pulleia Tor this
atf1lu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
Kennedy Seeks to
ReDlUe Movement
for Good Roads

Succill io The caller
kFNEpN Tcvas Jan i0A propo-
sifiun Tor a survey and supervision OF
read improvement in Kennedy road dis
trict win he revived M meeting of
the central committee horc ut O'Clock
Monday afternoon in the Commercial
club rooms
have boon in correspondence with the
secretary ol the club and the commit
zee expects tO select u special engineer
from among thom
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11

Use caller Classified Ads
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
Young People to
Hold Rally Here

NoNt Thursday evening az 1880 In
the First Presbyterian church there
VIII Doe held a young peoples rally un
dor the leadership of Miss Jessie Order
Butts field secretary of the Texas
Christian Union.
Whether % member OF young PEG
Piles society 0r not every one viii iind
thls meeting Interesting and helpful
and everyone is cordially invited TO-
come and hear the following program.
Program 4 pm.
Deyot lonal ..-... Annie }luchcr
Talk ........ ... Miss BATES
Program, 1880 pm.
p nio" meeting .. All y. -. = g. -.
CSsn.na prayer ..--- ..Erv.p 'storys
Growth of our Society .-
...... Frances johnson.
Reports OF othor societies -.....-.-...
49, y T.. a.
Epworth League
Collection towards expenses
Organ number during collection
8. Miss Butts