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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Kleberg's War
On Rats Effective

Hpooiai 10 TIN Caller.
kffGSNiLi.E Tcxhs. tuiy kie
bcrr ccunip'F ~ campaign cannot be-
aufpa sNpd by ans cn.lnty on The coast
and while we flght rats our civic ciuD
b. busy on getting the unsirhtly PLACES
clan 1"d ~ and trash removed Every
citizen ~ Interested iu discriminating
rats from q financial point ~ view
aH wrii as q rnnlipry one
TIM cHViuck OH association aud the
Icaa ksuiuchy nre both ahnui ready
20 atfr nli Wells lf SOON nH the gas
can o." pipod over from me main we'll
Az dinpatrh ia hrlnr made while each
dns brings added confidence thar
kinesylllc win De ga Oh center ere
ierF
M nnd MrH 4. r cannon hsve been
nnlting substantial Improvement tD
theit home on klnF street
MIR \ X Northwnv'a aiHtrr. MlaH
Gmdsa smith ~ DFwoTp KIM has
been hrtr for tho past tiree weekr
~ g Steafns aad family have ro-
turned from a motoring nip ~ 20
bnys
Nj wcoaa writes nom Hot sprine
silni hr Is lmproyinr
hrT " q Fiaio "a In Yorktown with
her fiiher who 60 seriously 100
Ms p y Erlrd lH iu 70 Campo sis-
itnR
hs9ars Patrick nud Cleveland ieft
| Tuursdli FOR lIico
The wptnru ~ Mrs J J. Auther'n
Z bible cihea mot ai the homo az Mfe
+ lir1 iiarhor ~ a surprise to Mrs
Z Anthc un hcr birthday Zach guest
was required ~ ,oil 81 40 tho birth
lHiH they could remember which pro-
dnced lots Of fun lee cream and cake
was served
Judge Bon T. Wilson has noen In
San Antonio his week
Miss sue Lay ia on two- werkH visit
20 friends ana relatives M f.avernia
san 4 ltOnio. Dallas and WACO
Mfs o. r. Fowler ia visiting her
aunt Mrs ! J. Author She win visit
Corpus Christi
Mrs ~ q Beard ~ Victoria la here
Co. Visit hsr daughter Mrs. l.. Mcckyis.
on King street
,irs W G.. Jones' is Waiting her
mother ~ Pleasnnfnn
Mrs. W y Dimmick - Corpis
Christi visited her ron. u a Dlmmick
This week
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

od another good resolution tddar M s.
read somewhere TINT gnuaiirI liar.
ding wa4 ruiur fu ritkp hiH cfmul ..II
ON fhf 'front.' lawn 800 ihsN dsflflrn that
whoever ie nominated on, hero wen
run thrif campaign ON "a. hHot ttuAp
and 30 the a. o. g. a. one better
Speaking about Dninntei. lhcvs pn
orrnni tod cndcaVur ON tho plt o.
the democratic party tu trace hiH nnrlt
down GO the uriein aud soe 81 fhcy's
ANYTHING against him lfu 80 r,r
thc, hlv'Ht hvei able 90 pst nowhcr.s
which By typical of this here CONVEX
ton.
Yum correspondent met Candidate
lnmcs w Gerard ot tho ouiin board
this g. m uuu asked him q Ice WINS
roinf Go writc 81 book called Nv
-Four Ncfrs 90 the white House no
SIR hr rpNs"
"Why not" I asked him
Iccausc can't write nctlna" No.
SAYS
$50 mr hnyo investigated ana can't
find out whN thetH ans reason for
holding this convention except On SHOW
the boys the climate ma bar Son iiced
out nf tho gent nivo him rrd tr1 and
ruin tn, ncwHnnper hnNs financlallY
hut on the httcr pi3nl hnre got
them licked $50 fan 900 have hocu bon
san Francisco % wrrh and haven't
spcnf nickel vet ON acct of IBID
lanro ana cot Donicl g. Jacklin !
hpvc hocn in COL iacklin's room most
m The time aud ! amy that Daniel Do
aouo lion in hif own den
About ali the News ihnts lcfi ia thnt
Riley Wilson Missed another n'ain
back to West Va Yesterday mud moss
holds world'a record Of missing more
tinins hy q hours In ono week than
fuNhod, th1t cvor tried not to crtch
Them
tron,rivht.t tasn f.,n So, r,.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
COTTON POISONING
HAS GOOD RESULTS

Confined from paro ~
"ono speaker called attention Co tho
fact that any sou of n factory offer
inE chances for profit always could
obtain hearing ~ the hnnds of the
bankers and possibly tho Investment
of money This speaker called htton-
ton 90 the thousands of potential fac
tories ln the form of farms living
Iruuud the communities OF the nation.
which ordinarily were being overlook
ed b., the bankers although thcy Of
tcrcd excellent chances for hcttcrment
ana expansion
~ hope To see all that change I
want to src the bankers of Nuecos
county backing up the bows and firls
IA starting pix clubs. baby beef clubs
and poultry clubs In this way bot
ter than in any other we can hcttcr
nlr own position with the pconle. but
BOOST ot an We cHn help tn build zap t
contrnfcd farm Reputation. piuHcpr
o'iH anc willing ~ remain un tho ilu4
thnt urnlshcs ua with otH susteu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Saturday, July 3, 1920
THoMAssoN s CANDIDACY

I'M this wiliehicncd age with rs
facilities Co provide people viii
Information 10 nid them IN ihcn
thinking and decisions. 10 Is rather
prcsumptuous for newspaper Ca
assume 10 tell its readers for
whom they should vote There
was q time, m the ycnrs OF the
past when knowledge and the
means of acquiring il were limit.
ed 20 the few That day IS gone.
Today with daily newspapers,
magazines and publications of
various kinds al their constant
disposal, the people are equipped
so do their own thinking
The prime function and duty of
the newspaper today is to supply
the facts and, us occasion may rc.
uuire % analyze them 20 the end
that IT'S readers may reach intclli-
gent conclusions
M the present political cam
paipn, The Caller will strive 10
render that service II will not
undertake 60 ten lbs readers what
10 do Il may seek 90 advise them
but Il will IN amy case endenvor
TO supply them with such mfor-
nation and comment as may be
helpful to them.
IN Yesterday issue, we point
cd ont and discussed the chief
plank in the platform OF Pat NJ
Ncff OF Waco who is candidate
for governor We made il plain,
we think, that Mr. Ncff's chief
claim for consideration is prcdi-
Gated upon his adyocacy Of the
graduated land tax
The people of Corpus Christi
have nos" had am opportunity To-
hear the claims of Robert T..
Thomasson Of VI paso, present
speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentativcs
From all reports Of Mr. Thorn
aSson 5 address, hc made most
favorable impression His utter
anecs were temperate, free from
bombast and uuianted by mud.
singing The general concensus
Of opinion among those who heard
him was that he would make %
safe sane and capable governor
~ striking contrast with Mr.
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exist over most of the United
States also we must accept the
evident facts as to ihc liquor
traffic carried ON across the
northern boundary of Mexico. II
Is 90 secret that fot hundreds Of
miles north of The Rio Gtmndr
thcrp has been more secret drink
ing ani drunkenness the last
three months than was known
when license was Ia force This
Is MOI q question OF morals but of
fact linoilcggcrs have every op
poriunii3 they could ASK 90 bring
Boa liquor There arg hundreds az
miles oi river that is crossed cas-
ny, standing as sole barrier
against ihc Introduction of mcscal
and similar liquors Tho McNican
may wade across with D fcW bot.
ties of spirits that cost him next 60
nothing aud dispose of them at
large prices ho may float hos
loaded with liquor across to n
confederate Means of transport
that Is bard to dctcc' exist along
ana enormous line II is oui Of the
question 60 station several thous.
and revenue guards along the
river aud watch every possible
avenue for the ingrcss of liquor.
Even " we had guards along an
the bank d would be- no difficult
task 90 run liquor on dark nights
ana along shore full of mesquite
and other brush
The sole hope Of checking the
Introduction OF liquor from the
Mexican side of the border IS in
transport inland so dan
gcrOuS that the enormous traffic
of that kind which is known TO
eXist may be- made too risky
10 be continued There is evil
lcnce that trade i'm mcscal is be-
ing financed by men with plenty
Of money They are TO be seen
clearly behind the ignorant car
fiers who are doing the actual
running of liquor The whole
scheme is carried ont with intel
igcncc and careful planning Ar
rests arc small percentage of Of
lenses
II is indicated BY recent events
hat not only arc the mcscal run
lcrs well informed and we'll di-
rectcd hui that the men higher up
both have access 10 information
upon the movements of revenue
men and worry possibly n certain
imount OF conuivancc
II Is not possible Ia guard the
'ntirc river front. day and night,
md il would be idle TO attempt It.
ID Is possible 10 dig for the trail
% the men higher up who are fl
lancma the liquor running, aud
90 seek the sources Of their mfor-
also go learn whether
some men IN official positions are
Interested IN the success of sue
'ccding ventures they are sup
loscd 10 hc seeking TO prevent.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

Though niilo they canaht Of ~ moan.
INK lhtn.
Now hope had como 10 the llyoa u
lirh was to slilnr iu me places dark.
schools wore "a fiec ON The barron
pitiuN.
Tho SON az thc peasant should make
his mltk
Nnd live n land where Justice
rfIEuu. 4sa
Thoush Gun vas ma ace thn, gave ~
birth,
rhls gay h.ourhl freedom 20 ali ihe
'Htth
iiko men and man iht win inyH cnmr,
Ana ihoy nn @ place r ifeu tangled
rini
Ael the shadows ian ana rho ms grow
dufnha
Thor they Join tho paal ana ere snon
forgot
Iiut forever while finrs ~ freedom rs
Mon shall keep this day of nn old Jus
y Edrnr A cuoet
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
New Road Would
Reach Topo Bay

RAYMoNDSVfLLE Tex. Iuy ga
petition H. being circulated IN tho north
ord ~ the county TO H. ! kiehcrg.
manager ~ the King properties. 10
dedicate road across the King land
'o i.upo bay giving the people - the
Nni''y acccHH 10 fishing ard bathing
N granted. county win Improve Tho
road. There is great deal Of travel
gov with practically impassibls roads
Mrs. Lou Hohhinson's little brother
had Tho misfortune 20 fan aul brea k
his arm Sunday morning while play
ing with . number OF children IN front
~ their home
Mr. and Mrs r Heater Of BESIDE
mona. Texas ARE visiting IN tho city.
Roger stiles who has been quito ii
Ger the past week. o. improving
Mrs. Joe Turner loft the early part
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
MANY WORKERS
FOR SOUTH TEXAS


Continued from mage ~
~ o. intended primarily for associa
tiou members
Tho mail Yesterday brought an an
r"uHiiv lara" numhct of eucrica from
an parts Of the state. caused by tn
ADVERTISING campaign carried on hl
the ursuci1iinn 80 number of roVvs
papers While the campaign will De
carried nn without cessation b. wont
appear that "a good start toward tocur
ing tho 10000 mbnrcrs estimated tn ho
necessary tn pick the Gulf Coast ciou
has been made
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
July THE FOURTH

Like men ana wum'n. thr days ufo
born
They come aid rp and lrc ropn fn,
Npf
They thoh win pa sion ~ 'ovo mud
Ht'fu
Mud on place in lffH tHnelea plot
liut Tow nro the DAVIS 20 % itpidon are
TINT writ" thaW inm' upon history
nnre
llrre is dn, ihui shir uoyet 49,
~ Tint morn when Christ Co. 90
manager rumr
go shan ihia d1N 81 an old iuiv
Shine ont 90 mcI Win ne irhi of
r,me.
our Of the millions uf dsVr fo De-
Thia ono Hhail glow h mln'a mrmolp.
u brought mnsaHrN tu NN mInNinl
70 broke their shuckirH ana tet rem
ffcp
% "poncd the doofs 90 tho human mind
II ended tho rult ~ al tyranny
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Our Lady of the Lake College

flfffI UVIfI Tf0qaloHfc HHN hHIlI' III
COLLEGE ~ sam ANTONIO tND rtt Only
CATHOLIC SENIOR COLLEGE ~ THE STATE 81 Itnes Etc
DEPARTMENT or EDuChIlCN ~ Ittes
MEMBER or rHE TEXAS hssociArioN or uNYshsrTeS AVID
COLLECEB
Nrw coLLpfn ntmDiHr JUST crMrlrrEn
Grade Tea,hef c.Tfinteg
fsleHtrf rrfiifftcF
q ~
OTHER bEPAnTMrSrs tilfu w'HOpl ohhNN't alHp'l.
a EXfREsaiOs. HOME ErDhfNi,r
WRITE ron rArAtor ASH YEAR REGisritah
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

Of the wdoh 30 prnd %. Hupu"f VIII
hnr mother ln linllluRer Tnsan
Mrs. Dickson hhn gone ~ DttlNn in
Hpcuh r. couple pf moufhH VIII Der
brother
Mr. nnd Nff "a T. Gli Hf and
Nff Tom licstof nud 81 Harding
aud roiiu. formed q party Rhn mo nl -.
I'd IN the hny sant Of HnYfuoudaFlii N
TueNdhy. returning Mfdnesdhr rhr
Dur firliing aad hathihf ma hrauiifni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

II is sad 10 hc city dWcllcr
and Toe without eggs 10 eat, but
ID the city dwollcr is peeved over
condition chat is uoi "a theory, Is
is open to him to ttoi out 10 the
cotton patch and go go work
where he will be welcome and
may be sure of all the eggs ne
Graves as well as various other
thing, he can 3 afford In town At
tine price cotton growers are pay.
ing their hands they cannot al.
ford 90 send TO town the best
things grown on tho farm The
workers may want EN-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
RING LARDNER
PEEVED AGAIN

~ nui INufh from piurN -
furuifold hHa changed nis middle
uhnlD 20 Dor hc pefiaiuly would Of
rompod through
ltN bors NNo have slnng tho forli-
naiing So .af. hlso beer vc,v brief no.
only hoCause tae comnlticr ON reSuiu-
iions toid them that their aYeechrs
hnd 20 hf limited ga 50 ninuiaa bui
also lscanaf h fhey run longer than
that they WO0ld half o begin stating
ipais which would be fatol
TIE eYmnitsee pn resolution sGd-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

There Is no proiiiecring in in
ercasod water rates 10 meet the
expense of furnishing supply TO
Tins city Even al the advanced
rates the supply is far cheaper
thau 10 many places OF The same
SIZE as Corpus Christi and not
ncgrly as well served
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

All The planning and expert adj
vice viii not show how io make
railroads carry more traffic than
their rails can accommodate. The
country needs more rail lines or
use of means of transport that
have been uudcyclopcd. We have
enormous possibilities of water
borne business that are not one
tenth utilized A fraction of what
ihe railroads are asking would
put steamer service into every
port along tie Gulf and enable
not only adequate transportation
bat better rates than we yet now
rates far below what Tie rail-
road managers are asking Think
it over then study how steamer
line service may be assisted.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

a. ia elUpIr iNN riiailif . mcf "
.nsret raNsd ~ iupsfo nlpp1
lifotes Ta1iei,sa ChlN Tome fctpof -
vitality and eucf9i - peihsAns ~,
,ia ainurihaimr ingiT0fatins eifrci.
600 "N-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1920

moonlight nirnfg maze MS fy.i lnii'
an attraction f,l people from ~ par"
nl fht ttiigY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
ouR NANIsl.IMn on

America predures Gh per etut of thf
uil of the world today tfor priceless
possessions OF oil have hCrn omen "a
other nationals to exploit America s
wclls are now showing Inc first aigns
OF waning With this comes the shock
of knowledge that Amerleq is shut
out or iikaN Oh be shut ont from much
of the up1oVc'oped oN territory ~ "a,
eHrfh
The United states Geological SUI
NcN estimates there romans 36l.
ISL COO barrels so tho earth IN this
country There would BE- fifteen yearl
Supply io draw ~ n American con.
sd mptiOn remained RH st present
roin' the Shortage of ~ "a 500 man
Hest fhaf appeals tro made nation
ide 90 ecoAorAl1c los its use.
Meanwhile the OH men OF other
hands. and particularly Great nritl.n
backed M hs their aoVornupnfH arr
occurring the world for oii he N1-
tioua iUsiupas,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

Three million pnlude or Nana-.
dunn cnOasi allov FOR loo 600 toms
III Nec' ere produced ANNUALLY by
oEs Anerlcaa company.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
OBJ.
Corpus Christi Caller

tho Newspaper Of Corpus Christi
and the Gulf Coast Country
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

If you reach nearly all The people Of Corpus Christi
advertise the CALLER the paper nearly everybody
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
With its full Associated Press report
and exclusive N. E. A. features -
IS THE PAPER TO PRINT YOUR
ADVERTISING MESSAGE

It reaches its readers the first thing ia inc a'
hour when people most receptive 70 your offering
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-19
Luxurious Coats
$25, $35, $50, $50, SIS

BEAUTIFUL STRAIGHT LINE AND WRAPPY M~ODELS-LARGE
CAPE COLLAR EFFECTS-PLAN AND FUR TRIMMED. SOFT, RICH
BOLIVIAS, SILVERTONES, VELOURS, DUVETYNS, SEMISTINE AND
OTHER FASHIONABLE FABRICS AND YOU KNOW THE RICH, WARM
COLORS TO EXPECT!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-19

WE GUARANTEE THAT
THIS STORE HAS NEVER
GIVEN SUCH VALUES AT
ANY TIME IN IT'S WHOLE
HISTORY - WE GUARAN-
TEE EVERY VALUE WE
QUOTE BELOW is ABS0-
LUTELY TRUEl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-19
Beautiful Furs

Fashion has never been so insStent o. the use of luxurious fursa and
there's good reason for it. What can SC enhance a womanis loneliness. what
81 emphasizes her charms, as a handsome wrap of FUR? What car give sc
delightful a sense If luxurious comfort and regal splendor?
For their warmth, their beauty, their inherent quality, for their price
reasonabeneS-the collection of BEAUTIFUL FURS shown at this store is
particularly of interest ito the smartty dressed woman. 1t offers every posi-
bItv of satisfaction in selection and in lasting service
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-19
Sample Dresses
SPECIAL AT
$40, $29, $45, $50, $85

A BRAND NEW LINE OF BEAUTIFUL SAMPLE MODELS
JUST IN FROM NEW YORK. SATINS, VELVETS, TRICOTINES,
VELOUR AND KITTENS EAR CREPE; FULLY UP TO OUR
USUAL QUALITY STANDARD, OF COURSE. DON'T MISS
THESE!
New-York tribune., 1920-10-14
Author Wins Right to Sue
Over Aaron Burr Film
Court UPholds Complaint That
McCaieb's Reputation as
Expert Was Hurt

Walter Flavius McCalcb, author Of
The Aaron Burr Conspiracy" won a
victory in the Supreme Court yester-
day in a suit against the Frohman
Amusement Corporation and the Metro
Pictures Corporation.
Mr.. McCaleb is suing for 500, 900
damages for injury to his reputation as
an authority upon historical subjects
caused by leader. or caption to the
motion picture, "My Own United
States" produced by the defendants.
The following alleged quotation from
the McCaleb work appeared in the cap
ton:
Burr aimed to establish great
kingdom in the Southwest, with him
self as its ruler, and eventually to dis
rupt and absorb all the United States.
That Burr had treason in his heart
there can be at this time no remain
ing doubt"
The Frohman and Metro CORPORA
tions demurred to the complaint of Mr..
McCaleb, contending that he failed to
make out cause Of action. Justice
Platzek yesterday overruled the de-
murrer. The justice said III his decis-
ion: "The purported quotation from
plaintiffs book was false. The au-
thor's conclusions were directly at
variance with the view stated in the
pretended extract from his book"
Mr.. McCaleb is also a banker. He
recently organized a cooperative bank
for the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers in Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1920-10-14
Business Troubles
Petitions in Rnnkruntcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flled yesterday in the United States
District Court
A. S. CANTON CO.-Involuntary petition
against Albion S. Canton. doing business
as tho A. S. Canton Co.. auto accessories
l74 Franklin Street, on behalf of three
sS5, ,o0o and assets as $500 Tho petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are:
Ensd nepsc suppy S,atfS Au's supP'y Co s29O
child, $40. Marcus Helfand is attorney for
the petitioners
HYMAN LoRRERTELD - Involuntary
petition against Lyman Lorborfeld dresses
ll23 Broadway. on behalf of three cred
itors. The petitionng creditors and
amounts claimed %re; Vendome Costume
Co. Si37 l.. Saff. $T5, and David Frey s12
Archibald Palmer i@ attorney for the petit
TONERS.
NAY NsTE1N-voluntary petition
by May Weinstein now known as May
Finliestein. 545 West nth street, who
places her liabilities at S9615, all unse-
cured, and assets at si0o claimed exempt
$. A. Singcrman Is attorney for tho petit
TONER
sEpoy COLOR co. 1NC.-1nvoluntary
petition against the Sepoy Color Co. Inc.
ohenicaIA colors and dyes. 40 West
creditors Tbe petitioninS Gre Creators to- 'Hrei and
amounts claimed are: Albert r. Hail iI
nn St9c; AsPon arc nod L. Psimer se2ss. and Jacob
attorney for the petitioners.
SARAH Observation-Disclosures petition
aEainst Sarah Hammer, dry goods and
trimmings 5ls East lssth Street. the
Bronx, in behalf of three creditors Liza
blities are given s1o.O 900 and assets
as $4,000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are Lyman Horowitz,
$50; Alandale Importing Company, s24O,
and S. Kempner. $3.50. Shame &c Weinrib
are attorneys for the petitioners.
IIARRY 4. observation-disclosures petit
tion against Harry A. Kirsch ladies'
goods, 2812 Eighth Avenue. in behalf OF
three creditors The pettloning creditors
and amounts claimed are II. Goldstcjn &.
Son, $24S; Max Maisel $135, and Max
MettOway S155. KOrnbluth e. Pollack arc
attorneys for the petitioners.
Assignments
s. EHRENBERG & SON manufacturing
clothing at ll6 East Broadway, yesterday
assigned for the benefit Of creditors TO
Alcx. s Marcuson.
ALBION 5. CANTON. trading as A. S.
Canton Company. exporting and tobbing
in automobile accessories at ia Franklin
Street, yesterday assigned for the benefit
of creditors to Morris Israel.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The following receiver in bankruptcy
was appointed in the United States Dis
trct Court yesterday:
ISAAC STERNBERG G. SON-Judge
Julian w. Mack appointed Max Lowenthal
temporary receiver for Isaac Sternberg &,
Son with bond of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-14

IN public life to-day" in letter writ
ten to Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore on
columbus Day. He urges the New York
State woman leader to remind the
voters that it is no less important to
elect Republican Senate than Re
publican Executive. The letter said, in
part:
ut is a matter Of very great impor-
tance that we win victory for the
party on November and restore to our
Republic popular government under the
Constitution through the Republican
party Every one seems agreed about
the desirability of electing a Republi-
can Executive, but hope you will re-
mind our friends in every quarter that
1t IS no less important to elect Re-
publican House and Senate. We can
not carry out Republican policies or
make good in our Republican promises
unless we have Congress to give Of
neral expression in legislation,
am particularly Interested in the
great Empire State reelectinr Senator
Wadsworth. He and ! entered the SEN
ate together In 1915, and my close OBJ
servation Of his public services makes
me esteem him as one of the most use
1ul' most able and most Trustworthy
men IN public life to-dav."