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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
TWENTY-WE BAPTIST
DELEGATES INJURED
IN COLLAPSE OF HALL
TimGcrs Of auditorium Cire
Way While ConUeniion Is
Lenp.ng Building.
lBy Associated rress.I

BUFFALO. y. Y. June 25.--Twcn-
ty-one delegates attending the North
ern Baptist convention were injured
today In the collapse of n wooden
structure at the rear OF the Broad
way Auditorium, upon which more
than 500 persons were standing to
have group photograph taken.
None of the injured will die.
The accident occurred while 4,5co
delegates were leaving the audito-
rum, after a bclated morning ses-
sion. Moro than half the delegates
were out OF the building and. al
though the crash OF breaking TIM
hers and cries could be heard, those
still in the hall filed out OF the exits
without sign Of panic.
The convention voted to hold its
sessions Of 1921 at Winona Lake,
Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Hylan Would Go to Jail
Before Favoring Increase" !"
(By A.nociatcd PrcrsD

NEW YORK, juno 2a.-Mnyor
Hyian told the Board OF Estin,ntcs
today he would "Ro to jail rather
than vote for nm increase in street
car fnres." on the Staten Island
Midland railroad Company. This
stntemcnt followed an announce
ment by the bonrd TINT 1t had
voted 10 forfeit ten franchises
held by the company, which sus-
pended operation In January on
the grounds that scent fare was
not sufficient to make 1t pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
I'LL WINGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A THIRD TERM
BUT ADMINISTRATIONS CONTROLS ORGANIZATION
CONVENTION IS IN MOOD TO IGNORE PROHIBITION
756Democratic Delegates
of 1902 Are Uninsuucted

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-A
memorandum distributed among
the members of the national COM
mittce ut their meeting today
shows $50 of thc 100: delegates to
the convention nrc unInstructcd.
According to the card, the In
structcd delegates arc;
Iowa, 20 for Meredith Kentucky,
20 for Cox; Nehrnskn, 10 for
Hitchcock; New Jersey. IS for Ed
wards' North Carolina, ~ for
simmons; Ohio, rs for Cox; Okla
homn. 20 for Owens; Oregon, 10
for McAdoo' Pennsylvania, 20 for
Palmer, South Dakota, 10 for
Gerard; Virginia, ~ for Glass.
An examination of the tenn
pornry roll shows there will be
30S women Delegates md utter
mates In the Democratic National
Convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Outrngc. in county Cork.

BANTRY, COUNTY CORK, IRE
LAND, June 25.-What was appar-
emily Il concerted series of outrages
against Sim Feiners occurred last
night. one death and the burni~g of
several homss and shop resulting.
Cornelius Crowley. 20 years old
was shot dead in bed by group of
masked men. who later set fire TO the
shop and dwelling OF local mer-
chant. Both Crowley and the mer-
chant in question were rcputed to be
prominent in Sim Fcin circles.
Three other houses were broken
into and threats OF shooting made
against the occupants. Ono o. those
houses was destroyed and two were
damaged by fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
BEER TOO STRONG
Racine. WIS. Company Enj0incd
From Manufacture of brew
Over IInif OF 1 Per Cent.
{By Associated Press. 4

RACINE. WIS. June 25.-The first
action against brewery growing
out OF the investigation of charges
that brcwerics in the state are MAX
ing beer containing more than half
of / per cent alcohol was started
today against the l.. Klinkert Brew
ing Company, Racine. a temporary
Injunction restraining the company
from continuing the alleged manufac-
turc Of beer of excessive strength,
signed by Judge Gcigcr. Milwaukee.
was served upon officers of the COM
pany this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
FRENCH DUELISTS PROVE
THEMSELVES BAD SHOTS
Lawyer al Member of Chamber OF
Deputies Satisfy Their Honor
In Usual Wny.


PARIS, June o5.-M. Moro -Giafreri
who was counsel for former Premier
Caillaux in his recent trial. fought u
duel this morning with another at
torney. Henri Torres. over n personal
matter. Two shots were exchanged
without either man being wounded
NJ. Moro-Giafferi is member OF the
Chamber of Deputies from Corsica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Wet Plank in Democratic Platform
lmpossibility, Says The Commoner =

covenant. nor ns to the candidacy
of any Individuals.
"PlntfOrm first," he added. az
the wet forces In this convention
had single vote TO spare" he
naid. "thcy would force In wet
plank even though IL would dis
noirc the Democratic party,
lie snid nc hoped the Tenncssee
Lcginlnturc would ratify the suf-
frnEc amendment to the Constitu-
tion before the convention got un-
der. way.
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Arbitration for pleh,.ci.e

PARIS. Juno 25.-fne council Of
today approved a com
to the government OF
Poland and Czecho- -Slovakia. propos-
ing to substitute arbitration for tho
plebescite in settlement of the
Teschen question.
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BRITISH LABOR PARTY is
OVERWHEL MiNGLY "WET"
On Question OF Aridity In Great Brit
ain, 4I".00O Votcd "Dry" md
2.G03,00O for Liquor.
tBy Universal Service

SCARBOROUGH. ENG. June 20
The British Labor party in convcn-
ton here took vote on prohibition
today. Result:
For. I7o 900: against. 100000; ma
jority against, 2.l3l.000.
\ proposal for government pur-
chase and control of saloons was de-
featcd overwhelmingly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
OBREG0N Is UNANIMOUS
CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT
All Political Parties In Mexico Agree
Upon General as Logical Sue
cessor to Carranza.
IIv iad

MENICO CITY. June 25.-All the
political parties have agreed on the
presidential candidacy OF General Al
varo Obrcgon. according to Ell Demo-
crat today
General Pas1ual Ortiz Rubio has
heen given leave of absence from his
post as Min!Fer of Communica tions
and Public Works TO resume the gov
ernorship of the State OF Michoacan
during the local elections to be held
July 1. Ei Democrat says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

SAN FRANCISCO, juno 25-"I
expect to scc dry plank In the
Democratic PLATFORM" snid Will
liam, j. Bryan, on his arrival here
tonight. 81 hnvc no thought that
n wet plank can he put Into It,"
He refused TO comment on the
report that there was widespread
sentiment In favor Of ignoring
prohibition entirely. lie added
TINT he cared to make no stnte-
mcnt on the league of nations
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r,s,cr rnioni.,- Ask Protection.

BELFAST. June 25.-The standing
committee OF the Ulster unionist
Council has decided to call upon the
government 10 protect the lives and
property OF loyal inhabitants OF the
province with the forces of the
crown. Failing this protection the
committee decided that II should
recognize and utilize the service of
the Ulster loyalists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

Virginia Beach-Two fast all-steel
trains, with Pullman parlor cars.
leave Broad Street Station daily at
Union Depot. Norfolk, with trains
direct to Virginia Beach, thus avoid
ing transfer Of passengers and bag
gago across the city. Tho N. & w.
s, ~ X. Y ~ i5ssSsf 49,
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Unions Heads Greatly Pleased.

VASE NGTON. June 25.-An-
nouncement by the railroad labor
board in Chicago today that it's
award in the pending wage con-
troversy would be given on or be-
CONTINUED on Third Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

sc. & o. Sunday outings, $500 round
trip. Old Point, Buckroe and Norfolk,
Willoughby, .$2.15. Wllloughby to
ocean View, g cents. 8 trains, $3.50 9
A. H. and 13 noon. :, ! 5 I, ,
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Best evidence of tho result mower
Of Times islA,tch" Want Ads Is that
.oncs user always ono. Ask tho
man who uses ithsm. Phone Ran. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

Tho most difficult want Is easily
flllcd whom you uso Times-Dispatch
Classified Ads. Phone your classified
ad to Randolph. a 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

Norfolk $500 roupl trip Sundays
N & w. Leave S;15 and 300 A. M
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Continued on Third Page.
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CONTINUED "a Second pase.)
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continued On Second pasc.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-10
RONDS.
PITTSBURG.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1929 e Ark Ark G 81 Mi Il IL 1i 1871 ,i Is
900 Carneg T. 81 ais 6is oh
20 Carlo Hyd pf So 81 J;a 8is
5000 Ciuffey Glll... sol. 2ON 20 20
100 II Walker pf..i00 100 100 100
1875 Kay co Gas. f31 "a. fjh tN
81 Mfrs LIT VI - - 1874 J37s
1852 Marland Ref. 81. 3% 3ss 3h
10 Ohio Fuel Sup 4aia 49, 80 10
20 Ohio Fuel Oil 23ik 23il aSt a3A
100 Oklahoma Gas ~ 81 81 81
10 Pitts ri Glas.i50 ITO 100 100
10 pitts OF O. 1fss TIA ti5s 1fTs
1000 pitts Mt Shas - - 81 A.
100 pitts brewing. 81. 3ss a's IA
90 pitts Brow pf eA So ga So
40 West A'brake.i0i l0l 101 f0i
20 w ia " y III 80 % JS'a ~
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HEAVY TRADING IN
OUTSIDE MARKET
Prices of Few Issues Hold Up
During Final Hour Liqui-
dati0n in Curb.

Renewed liquidation OF stocks on the
yesterdays trading sent prices further
downward and at its end numerous new
low records were established. In the
early part of the trading traders were
generally inclined TO sell, but several
issues resisted pressure ana in some cases
small advances from Mondays closing
prices were made. The demand which
held prices steady came mainly from
covering by some traders and buying by
bargain hunters. A few stocks did not
decline In the last hour liquidation, when
most larger declines We're recorded.
Trading during that period was on the
largest scale in considerable time.
United Retail Candy suffered a de-
cline of more than a point on heavy
trading. General Asphalt also lost moro
than point. Standard OIL OF Indiana
was steady in the morning and made
fractional gain, but in the afternoon
fell about 20 points. That move was
followed by decline of Z points in Mid
west Refining. Merritt on, Information
Petroleum, and Gusfey Gillespie, on
heavier trading, moved off more than Il
point. Slmms Petroleum broke TO Il
new low below .. Metals were more ac-
tive and irregular.
In contrast 10 the decline in stocks
was good buying OF humorous bonds.
Grand l'ruk Is moved to a new high
and fractional gains were made in many
industrials. Several new offerings made
their appearances, among which Galena
Signal OIL rs were the most active.
There was little activity in foreign bonds.
Total sales and range of prices follow
INDUSTRIALS.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS. for Overcoats, WOODEN, O. Z. -
office OF the Depot cuartermester, ". n.
Army, Philadelphia, Pa. Sealed proposals
viii be received here until II 100 A. M. No.
vennbsr IS, 1890, for the manufa ctufe OF ali
or any part Of 10000 ovsrcosts, from ma
terisis furniehed By TIRE rrr~~f ~rvt.r w.
formation tiron request.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S72S,GS7.54. OF
which 1856. T62.S4 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s366,e24.70 for recent inportatlons.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

STATE or OKLAHOMA
COUNTY or HUGHES
IN the Matter OF the Liquidation OF ths
American National Bank of Holdonviiie,
Oklahoma,
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rUBLIC UTILITIES

SINGS. IIlEIl. Low. Ed. MN.
TG5 cities Service 500 go oso aD5
oi3O Cities Serv pf. G5a: G4T Ga G55
gS4 Cities $ pr b.. Gt Gii 6;s 81;
1888 g : bank els. 500 $33i 1874 34i1
$4,000 c S deb b. ...ll3 1875 1866 ti3
$500 9 deb c.. q % % q
$50 I'm G q L pr sex So. sos. s7sA
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Total sales bcnds. 81 ,ois, 600 psr ~ value.
"Odd lots.
tSells cents a share
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WALTER A. wO0D MOVING AND REAP
ING MACHINE COMPANY

Notice IL hereby given. pursuant to th'
dated June ist, 1905. 20 Tho Security Trust
Company OF Troy as Trustee, that the fci
lowing bonds have this day been drawn 70
afS $40 S4s STe, ass. 5si. SOC, 7ti, Ilp, Isl
ISL sci. se5. s5i, se4, sos. e22, 1907. 1908
Tho interest or same viii cease pecembsr lei
1920. and the principal OF the bonds will g.
paid on and after that date a.. The Securl-
1ruet Company Of Troy. Troy, ". 7.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY or
TROY, Trustee.
By GEORGE T.. HARE, Secretary
Troy, N. Y, November 3rd, 1920.
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New York. Nov. 8, 1920
Tho Trustecs have this day designated, by
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DETROIT,
ELEcTroNs AND MEETINGS.
SUBMARINE DIVING AND RECOVERING
COMPANY

Notice Ia hereby given that the election Of
directors for the Submarine Diving and Re
covering Company not having been held on
the day designated in the bylaws, q meeting
Of the members Of said corporate for the
purpose Of eiecting directors thereof, for the
purpose Of selling portion OF the Assets OF
the Company, and for tho transaction Of
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting, will be held at the of
ptreet, In the Borough OF Manhattan, City.
County and state of New York, OH the oath
day Of November. 1920, NJ o'clock =. NJ
'rranafor books will be closed from the 18th
day Of November, 1920. TO the 2cth day OF
November 1920.
dated New York, November sth, 1890.
JOHN II. JENKINS, Secretary.
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TO THE CREDITORS or THE AMH

NWTITTTTlN
NATIONAL BANK:
Tho creditors Of tho above named bank
arc hereby notified that said bank. by
order of the Board OF Directors concirred
IN by t~o-thlrds OF the stockholders, wen,
into voluntary liquidation on this 10th day
of September, 1920. That Vernon H. YOUNG
az appointed iiuuidating agent OF said
bank and you ard each OF you are hereby
notified 70 prcsen, your claims against raid
American National Bank of fiodcaviilo
ol;iahons. 10 rae on or before Tic i5th day
OF November, 1920.
DATED 1t fioidenvillc. Oklahoma tni. IA,
18th day Of October, 1890.
V. n. YOUNG. Liaudsting Agent
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BRAZIL PASSES MONEY BILL.
Law Authorizing Paper Currcrcy
Awaits Pessoa', Signature.

Rio JANErro. Nov. o.--Congress yes
terday passed the bin governing the is
suing Of paper money. and that measure
awaits tho signature Of President Pes
soa. ft would permit the issuance Of
approximately 100000 in paper
money at the present rate Of exchange
and would allow tho Bank Of Brazil 10
carry out rediscounting operations to
the limit OF approximately $1,000 900.
The purpose OF tho measure n 10 hslp
national production thrcnrh loans 70
producing states
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS

Form, Rate and Maturity. Bid. Ask.About.
Coupon 4Ls Jan. 1864 1902 1Ol AS
Registered 49, Jan, 1864 1O1 t0J 4.o5
Coupon AS Sept, 1868 . 102 t05 4.25
Registered ass, Sept, l963101 i05 AS
Coupon AIS, March. 1856. ). 9Tis 100 4.25
Registered AIS. March. 1885, 81 100 4.25
Coupon AS, JAN. 1865. -. e7is 100 4.25
Registered AIS, JAN, 1885,. 81 100 As
Coupon AIS, jan, 1916. -. 97. 100 AIS
Registered Ans, Jan, 1916. 81 100 4.2j
Coupon Is, 1907. ]. & j.. o. 90 4.25
Regis. 4s 1907, J. e. j.. 81 % 1928
Coupon As, 1y5S-6T, N. G. s. 81 % A.aJ
Regis. As, 1e5s-67, NJ. &c g.. 81 81 Am
Coupon As, Jan, 1915. $50. ~ $50.
Regis. As, Jan, 1916 ...... ~
Coupon H.. Jan, 1912 ... o.
Regis. fs. Jan, 1912 .. q,
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rROrOsALN.
THE AKRON & BARBERTON
BELT RAILROAD COMPANY.

Uffict OF the IffH]urtr.
Pittsburgh, Pa, November I. 1920.
FIRST MORTGAGE 4es GOLD BONDS Of
This Company 70 an aggregate cost Of SPA
,O2 % will be purchased for the Sinking
Fund, Thursday, December 2, 1920. from the
lowest bidders, AZ price not 70 exceed 100
per centum and accrued interest.
Proposals 20 sell bonds must be in the
hands OF the United States Mortgage 4 rrust
Company, 80 Cedar street, New York City,
before three o'clock r. M. Wednesday. De-
oernber !, 1920.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81.

WttDEND NO. 30.
A dividend Of four dollars per snare on the
capital stock Of this company has been dt
clarcd payable on Jan. IL. 1871. 20 stock
holders OF record at the close OF busincss &
Dec. 20. 1920.
Attention Is directed 90 the fact that, o~ink
10 the spccial meeting OF stockholders 20 ~
held on Dec s, 1920. The transfer books ~
tho company VIII Do closed from the close %
business Nov. e., 1920 until Dec. Q. 1890.
JOHN W. DAMON, Treasure
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 9S.
At meeting OF tho Directors held to-day
the usual quarterly dividend Of two and onr
half per cent. on tho Common stock for tha
quarter ended 10th September last. being 81
the rate Of seven per cent. per annlrn froil
revenue and three per cent. per annun frofi
special income account, was declared payabi /,
3ist December next 20 shareholders OF recot'
at Y. NJ on LIST December ne1t.
ERNEST ALEXANDER sscretrry
Montrctl, November g 1920.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Indian, Railroad ca

GENERA MORTGAGE BONDS.
trustees ONCE. Room % 18th floor.
Mills Building.
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as the numbers of the 1876 bonds, issued under
the trust deed of the Chicago & Western In
diana Railroad Company dated December
list, 1882. TO be redeemed BY tho operation OF
the sinking Fund on Dec. list next At tho
once or Niessrs. >; =; 1organ Vg New ork
tered bonds should be accompanied by power
III attorney Transferring them TO bearer
The following aro the numbers Of bonds pre-
viously drawn for redemption but not vet
presented for payment.
se0s 54o2 li0ee t2fpt 1876 1880
1850 fl073 i1t0O f3Ots
CHARLES VI. RUSSELL. lr-.
HfRBERTL sATfTRLEE, }rr'Tc~'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01
IS Embryo Sons Of
Neptune Will Take
First Plunge Today

rhirty-fiVc Sons ~ Neptune. OF the
initiation alliance OF the Elks, win Nur-
mount The hewhisltcrcd goat tonight In
what past sons dcolars Is To hc the
most spectacular aud entertaining rx
hibitinn of mticrsday nqulyition tra-
lures over enacted Within the confines
Of Corpus Christi Preparations nrc
bplpg maAc ior silcncinI the shrieks OF
tho fiTgfYT~eoii Us said and the sole mo-
tict of the coming event 10 bc witness.
ct by tho public viii hc "a hurlvsqn,
parade a. the intended victims are -.
curtcd through the business streets this
afternoon at t;So O'clock by their exc
vntioncrs.
The parade promises 20 he entertain
INK 90 both participants and spccta
tors, Candidates nro to furnish most
of the parade and costumes Of disrr.
raircd splcndor are to hc worn.
An introduction 20 Neptune himself
In gala event OF aquatic fcsllVitic,
ninN Ice Included "a the ninton pro-
gram.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01
Address on Lawyer
Feature of Kiwan S
Club Weekly Lunch

The attorney and his interests ln
Other pUupIra lfugnrss' was the
topic ~ an Interesting taif ty Judrt
D D. Todd speaker oi tho tiy ut the
"Wednesday luncheon oi She Niwania
club a lively attendance wa~scNpe-
rlercrd ard as stimulus So enthusiasm
fha luncheon began with H burst 0f
SONG FROM the mhers
That the lawyer of today must ace
quaint hlwsee VITA the business of his
client and thrrHeh thIs fuuWiedEF CN-
erf eNrrt EFFORT ta keep hig client from
tNf caults was tho hfHff expressed hy
Judge Todd Hr STRESSED the point ~
difference between tic uld-flshioned
.awFer ani tnf 4ffurfes ui today dra-
IguaiinF the difference and explaining
fhe HII inenr, of Erfuns Ais curnt out
80 count d.NiUu'lss and c1mlar.ne with
f Che theory 0i TODAY IF settling diff
ultils before they reach tlc court-
room
Judge Todd commented 90 tha nccos-
af fur a reputable attorney to make
tle secrets M his client his uwn
"a attorney ho said would 500 ninrc
breach what bod been f0ld him .u come
fidc lce than PARTNER Boz tte trn
doctor ur "a minister would declaring
however fhc range 40 confidence with
an attorney fuust cover even D. wider
scope
County Superintendent W ~chneia
Sat Benton was Introduces hy "a Cu-
naso. chairman ~ ihe aH5 Mf % n-
tori told ~ tle auwmss uufmll ord lfa
.deais ard roau esied co-upertfon in
uakfrg thc yitlt ~ the uft0ndinr teach
Drs more azr eahie tnau during pest
years
The attending members were alsn in-
trldured o1rh hriur designated ny his
Niwaniar name namcs that bore an
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ny tho United states Of its rights priv
legcs iudemnlilfs repar,tions or adj
FantaRe tp which ibe United fiac9H haH
brcpme entitled under The terms u a.,
ar1uisucc signed November n. 1919
Or which were acquired hy or are in Che
possession of the United States hs
rcaron OF ita participation in fhe wal
~ oth.fulsn. and oli fines. forfeliures
pengitiea. and seizures impos 4 on
INSIDE hs the United Statfa are hereby
ratified, confirmed ana maintained
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rns POINT OF VIEW.

7 off conduct o Brown
When Browns winning ior tune and local rcnowu
j. say tuo bad that hos wnfShppiug eold.
Ana - usine The Joys ho VIII miss whom he's old
INT the stu when I'm through wh h.s
Tint ntirht 40 the / put IN his place.
oh tnik and it = preach
And the fruits VIII ich out ~ rcnchi
d caaN that my riphhor ~ wrong
ln driving jogging along
i.pt the rcnains when whining IS through
That II IA horse ! might gallop him. ton
2 while fortune still tniles from Afaf
THAT I wuudnt be other men nfe
stand $50 and tak &C happiness which
I would scatter about 10 7 got fich.
iut know heart ih at 10 wrHNh rnmt my way.
might D., tho f rich man Hs they
Tho an tho mnunaia more ana MAY hno"
Much that ls missed uy thc down Nrow
Aud I ms station cl govern me
H M she path I can Sec
llut no one should say whnt another should NN
Unless De is sharing the point 81 Nicv
Copyright by Edgar A Guest
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or Columbus would sell for less
than SIS m the finanual markets
of the world Not IN justice 20
Germany hat Ia justice io them
selves ihc allies should be lenicni
10 enforcing damage claims
against the whipped and hopeless
nation Ohio State journal.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01

a ou'nins That Does Not Affect Head
Because Of rs tonic aud laxative cf
fect LAXATIVE nROMo oUINTNE
tfahlctsl can he taken by anyone
withou. cnusiuE ucrvnusncsa on ring
ing la the head, There h only one
"iiromu Gulnlnc" H. W. GROVES
signature ON The box. soc. ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01

Annette kcllcrmaim has insured
her form for S25O.NOO Well. b.
looked like II miehi hc worth 10.
ihaf 5 an interesting figure 90 say
the least
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01

li's gotten So in This land Of
Ours ihai % supreme court has 90
nave the Wisdom of solomon 10
solve ihc prohibition question
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01

some of The joys of novicdom
Will hc lost for ihc sweet Young
fhines as they watch the athletic
noaglas cavori about, for now hc IS
married
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-01

w China they cui down 81, cost
of living hy cutting oif thc heads
of ihO proftoers