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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Revolt" FizzIes
As Agents Appear

CHICAGO Feb. 2i.-!The "liauor 70.
heillon' In lron county TN the unper
Michigan peninsula today apparently
hsd suhstded ~ the face OF ihea an.
proarh ~ Major A v Daltymp'e fed.
etal prohibition enforcement chic, for
ne NA central wtr,ern states and a
picked iorf" VI eighteen armed anist.
anus iepQrts from there Indicated.
Major Dalsymr1 said he was closked
with full prrmlssian 10 handle the sl,n.
ai'oib N his own wag. Ne announced
10 would clean up The county. ares.
the STATE, county aud Iron river city
Officials who had interferei With HIS
lieu,enan, In the seizure on Y,hruary
" q sontraband wine. or give up
The forrisn-born element, eomposlus
most OF the population of the section
reported insubordinate TO the enforce
ment OF The eighteenth eonstItutio0aj
smendmest today was reported ntestiv
sibls use Of federal troops Snd * :
eunbes of instascss white fiArs, iSads
nom pillow-slips. sheets snd tpVelo.
nw from windows and houseioo1,
AQeA home made, wins anl oth6r II.
eu0rs wa reported 10 Dys bsaa kauSsd
% cayss In the hills IN sledo culied
~ nlen. women ana chilAtra cr ~.
cretsd n mine rhsfte, tunAsis sN,l
snassSrasn; Qaen,tt'ss II u we're r..
peylee 10 have bsea ponrsd eat.
Aeytih 3. Acuesouoh. stats'e nttos-
,Ss M Ms1 s.s ss;,sSsy ~ - ~ s.s.sss4 z.
a 8; '|i'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
loSI 70
1|CT OFFICIALLY
On ARMY BILL
Adsworth Measure Will Be
| Discussed Wednesday,

! offlelsi aitltsde Of tho Oklahoma city
inpol q the American ksion on tho
lwsAsvorth military training b'll when
~ ssw before congress will be deter
inlaed at . mss,ipg of The iesichairss
,et the Chamber Of Commerce al
ls'eIset Wednesday night.
|, The date which asa formerly az.
zeafesd ~ Tuesday was erroneous. ac-
tae1las 10 Howard Z. Hopps. comman
~ q the Oklahoma city post.
4 AZ the meeting al which every mem
3T sf the ieGion 10 expected 10 be prrs-
:ent end every one .lss Interested In.
WEE. Maj u. Wallace OF ~ SIN
f0th.. will present tho government and
!, ~ army side OF the question. Nd.
tutsnt- General Barrett viii present the
national guard side
< hopps has appointed five members 'oi
~ American lesion to discuss the sub.
tect from tht'r anKie - Rex HarlpN
Dean Vance. Gene Ledbeitsr, Gods
I Fowler. eho will present the legal as
: pect ~ the blil. and Howell Harfel
Who Will present the reconstrue,lye and
The ply sical training aspect.
After these discussions the mee,inJ
viii be thrown open 10 anyone desiring
10 speak
1T IL my desire that this III rep,
I, feseutatlve action" Hops said.
: Robert Everest. Vice commander n
/ the American legion post. will presid,
! st the meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

WARRINGTON. Fob. st,-- Although
,hers wsrs gsnsral complaints Of a
sugar shaftass IN this country las,
year. sipotts OF the commodity dui Ing
that iiJnc exceeded those Of the year
before ~ moro than one billion pounds.
according 70 department commerce rye.
ordA Exports toialsd i.t7S.t01 SIS
r"unis. oompyed with vi.yys. .yys
POUNDS the war before.
one erplapstlon N the increase al.
Naneed by trade experts OF the depart :
mcnt Is that England sent much cane Ia
tho United states TO 10 refined and TO-.
shipped Exports 10 That countfy. how
ever wers only i;iro.Ssi pounds.
whereas France impaired eg7 ssi.i
rounds. or nearly half Of the total
l'aly took the third largest quantity.
5s gjl.sH poupds
Rolantion Of restrictions on ship.
nents ny me allied countries after the
war Il believed here 10 br lsfgely re-.
Hponsiblc for he increased etporis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
STATE MILK PRODUCTS
TOTAL $50, 100, 900

That tho totui value OF milk ard milk
products In oklahoma during the pnst
year WAS $4,000. 900 Was disclosed al
the meeting of the Oklahoma Crea mery
Mems association IN session Ut the
lluckins hotel Tuesday,
Forty creamery men md butter
makers of the state attended the scs-
sion which was devoted 10 discussion
~ problems Of state creamery mon. OF
the new dairy law. and plan iot the In
crease OF quality Of creamery products
o. +. Mullen. state d~'ry co'nn,s
sioner. IN talking before the creamery
men. pra ised the work Of John A
whitehurst. presidcnt Of tho sta''
board Of agriculture. and said that 'hs
has done more for okiahoina's dsir,
men than any other msn"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Da1lkIr'S WIFE
uy d Md
Iol PROSECUTION
tcsnurvsd from psss T.,

Love, and who vas married 10 the
woman In coffeyvills. Kan. Mon
dny afternoon. iH being sought hy
Csh ], oHotnett. of Hcnryclta,
lirneits guardian, according Ia
tAisn Superintendent Gabe Parker
q his city.
PsiNsr 10 working under the d.
etct$oi OF Cato Sells. Indian c0m-
tnissioh Y VI Washington, who Is d.
2 sscting hs dis sutangllng pro-
eess,
Bcrnetts marriage involves lc-
onl tangk " contemplated gifts
to,aIIinG nearis ti0ee pod.
Upon Barnett return TO the state
oieps will be- taken 10 annul the
~ienp year" mar. ,gc, and II pos
oiblr, prosecution q the woman on
. kidnspIug charge probably will
ScIlow. Parker said A, this time
O'Rornctt. guardian. II fighting the
leaai battle Tor Barnetts return "a
~ state and be has gone 10 pick
- the trail Of the Indian and
9oman.
The woman. who has given The
ehe OF Emma Laura Lowe ~
nnses City, Oklahoma City or
Washington. Ne fanry suited her. or
- aeme f Ida Hsftsil of okla
- City. drove up 70 tho Barnett
Doae near Henrystia early sunday
eyyoiaG In an automobile. She
00Hcd 10 Tie indian and he vsnt To
~ rsr and got in The negro SER
vaAt Girl at the Barnett home ssw
~ woman and saw Barnett get
htp the car.
The su,c pointed north and tllssp.
Dglsed IN . cloud Of dust.
yhe woman II about Is years old,
0pooleink 70 psrksr, Rhe IL rfssssd
u Npot," good boxing and we'll
epee9, Parker aald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
COUPLE, STILL IN AQA
HAVE q CHILDREN


PENSACOLA. FLA. A fpmil, of
twenty one children has been found IA
santa Rosa county. The father. J ".
Taylor In . preacher. farmer aud ner'
chant at Berrydals. twelve miles north
" Milton. the county scat, and the last
of his family conuiatsd Of twin boys
who were born oD January u, tn"
whole family. u 10 stated. 1.-Two WITHIN
few inilc. 4 tho old bo,nesiead, ana y
very singular fact is that neither ~
tho psfrnis is yet out of their fon'rs.
They both appear 10 be In The bsrt ~
health, and Rev, M Taylor. IN Milton
Ihs other day. sisted thai 'hcy werr OIL
happy. and that they wcr. trusting
in ihr Lord 10 continue ~ ~, shosrr
~ birsaiasa upon them They had
always been happy he said; had always
continued In good health sud hoped 10
10 rontInus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
ONE FOUND GUILTY
IN CONSPIRACY CASE

". ~ Bailey was found Huil,y u
consplrinS to commit theft from the
Wichita Falls and Northwestern rail.
road whlIe under federal control by =
federal court jury Tuesday morning
The Jury in the case went out Monday
afternoon. l.. c. Chase. tried vitb
Bailey on the Joint charge. vas found
not Uulliy.
J. II. Grimes and n. o waiise. two
other railway men charged Jointly with
Bailey and Chase, have pleaded guilty.
according 10 federal authorities.
Bailey. Grimes and Wallace probably
will be sentenced by JudSs John G.
Pollock, Wednesday morning ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
RECORDS REFUSED By
SOCIALISTS COUNSEL

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. - At the re-
sumption today of th" trial of the five
suspen d d SOCIALIST AsS,mhlymen
charged with da!oysl,y. Morris Hill-
ault chief OF defens. counsel, refused
point blank. 10 allow his colleagues.
Waller D.. N.llos. 10 produce for the
prosecution the record In the case ~
Kate Richard OHare. convicted during
the war for unAmcr.cnn uttsranoes
Th1rrUnon. fori- ~ Martin. chair.
man Of the assembly judiciary ocmmi, .
tee. conducting too hearings declared
he would issue \ suhpocni FOR the rec
ord and Mr. liilldult said he would
obey the subpoena.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

' WARRINGTON. Feb President
: Wilson viii not ac, Immediately on the
Il compsomisc railroad bin passed ycster-
Goy By the senate II was announced
q the White House today that the
presldent hnd directed that the measure
b referred TO the department Of justice
. ~ soon NJ II reached the White iiuusc
hvu congress,
The executive has ten days In which
. - I.asa ur,n the before II laa i"'
l Gene law Without Ms sIgnature II In
general, expected that he VIII be
I urged by representatives OF the railroad
/ hsothcrhoods and organized lnbor rcr-
! orally 20 VETO the hill because Of It's
labor md other provisions
hailtoad men oppose this action be-
4 .rusc Il provides 'or tri-pattits labor
boards wh.ras thsy desire u return to
' the old method " negotiation and de-
! uoston by representatives, Of Ns wpiaci =
and the railroads,
Tho president has drafted . reply ~
Z tbs request VI the rspres, ata,ives Of
4 tAe rail- road workers. that he sp-
\ uD1nt At once tribunal Of employors
7 ~ employees TO adjust railroad wage
1puAands, !, was announced NJ the
\ \ ihits House today. The letter viii bc
t1aAsnitted TO the railroad conference
4 ypw In session during the d9Y.
II ID understood thu pt,s.d,nt will
e1ats that h. can not appoint such n
rommiaslon unti he hha ac,.l upon the
4 CA;m, ,nims- hsch bin which H. now bcfor,
Mn and which provides for iabos ad-
. teotmsnt board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
RECRUITERS TO TOUR
WESTERN OKLAHOMA

\ Lecture tour Of western Oklahoma
WIN be made by capt. ". =. BRYANT oi
The army recruiting station. by air
plane. with Lieut.. Thomas knode ~
pilot.
captain Bryants Itinerary IL Mon.
dHy. tcabrury 70. oklahoma CITY,
Tuesday. Fort Sill 10 Woodward, Wed.
rcshay Arnett. Thursday. buffalo.
t1tday, Taioga saturday, Beaver.
SUNDAY, woodward and Clinton. and
MoAdR,, Oklahoma CITY The New
Democratic Peace Time Army will be
the subject cf tn. lecture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
DRY" AGENT WILL
TAKE COUNTY MEN
WITHOUT WARRANT
tcortinued from paue ~

In Iron county charging that tho state.
ments made against him have been
mallciousy false" and ,ha, ho cor
rectly protected men whom prohiMtIan
officers sought to "perstcute . Mr
Fticrson said lee was Impressed with
the "frsnkness' OF Mcponourh's tele
gram and mat the attorney general had
ORDERED Tinted Sn',s District Attorney
Walker AZ Grand Rapids to Attcnp, "a
Torn OUT differences between Nc.
Donooeh and Major DalSmple. prohl.
bition officer Nj Fr,rson said there
was htle likelihood o. the invest. .,tion
OF McDonoughs conduct.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
flREPn00F STATION IS
WANTED AT WISTER

Application of the town Of wis,er
for a hreprcof Frisco passenger sta.
tion WAS to have br-n heard by the
corporation commission Tuesday after
noon.
The towns station was recently de-
Nioyed hy fire and the c.tizens have
complained that the railroad company
expects TO build smother franc stuc-
turf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
new CRIME wave
FALLS over CITY;
DYNAMITE FOUND
Arrest of Man Who Threat
ened Explosion Expected.

Three weeks 0f comparative quiet In
police circles Of oklahoma city were
ended abruptly late Monday with the
police investigating several tdebetics
ana threatened blow up OF Wal.
nut Grove ncighhothood.
In sddition to ihcse matters an IN.
vtstign'iun II the death Of woman
In a street rar accident. hoS car
and ih- ,nsr OF n negro who was shot
10 death Monday were occupying the
attention of the police
According 10 information received
Tuesday hy the police man recent y
'dcolRfoj h. would blow up the vho.r
uaigiihorhOod In certain block IN
Walnut Grove addition and his arrest
WAS expected within few hours fol-
loving the discovery OF ten pounds "
dynamite and box Of explosive caps
said TO have been found late Monday
IN nm ou,housc IN the rear II the home
Of G T. Carter, Cafier'r children
found The dynnmi,e and the police we're
'uaiinrd
lnrln.d at nfs, IN hellcve mn 7 W
" momb,r was responsible Tor the
dN mantle being placed The police
'hnnech their theories with III" latest
informttion. In the pas, month scv.
crnl such c1fra have developed, In
one case SUvcr,f sticks Of dynamite
wcie found on the Rock Island right ot
way At Sixth street and indiana
avenue II was also reported Tues.
day that some dynamite was found
Monday nieht on East Choc,aw. hut
this is said 20 Re the same case ~
reported earlier
Another 70 berry was discovered
Trrsday morning with the alleged con
fes'ion ~ kkan, Eunchs one of the
voung men sNcstsd last week and sal |
10 has, been rctpunslblc Tor several rob
h'ries IN The city during th' past few
WceA
Harry Wolfe. plalncio,hcsman .aii
Emo IN admitted he had entered tn
residence ~ Ms " = KniGhi. .gi
West Twenty -fifth street. Thursiay
nieht and had taken &cvolyrr pnd a
small amoun, Of jevcik all of VIII en-
was recovered when he told where tnty
had been hidden
Enochs WAS 90 have been turned ov.-
10 The county authorities Tuesday with
Burt Vance nnd g. r.. Gordon. two
youths arrested with him Saturday
The total amount of property taken
from the home Of W A Btlggs. ssl
last 1cnih street. during the abstnre
~ The family last week was Eald Tues.
ffv Ia he $500 including Jewelry,
uo.hlng and siycrwate
Al unusual nrmier NJ providers were
-'i r''d M WORE IN I've rily Monday
NhN one a. ~ n tW To enter the
home Of Mayor walton
Ha----N-.-<. ---
n ynr ufc Rod Cr1 ian pue In
nlr hl'ip you wtl r,. hc irlu,l. 4
,l iNu'r tins rust Enits. often .lu,,l
o.. IMftF.I.r Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
BROOKS WANTS LAW
COVERING SIGNATURES

There should be law compelling
all persons to have their names ~ ped
ot the close Of their letters Just below
the plAc. ~ signsiurr." s'fattdn II
brooks. pSsldont OF the University u
Oklahoms. stated Tucsday
lie has n law IN mind which he
would Ike 10 have the ratc iceisla-
trc enact lie susreSis heavy penalties
lot violations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
DECEASED SING AT
FUNERAL SERVICES

Nr VERNON. NJ Tho widow oi
W \. Smith, Who was his second wife,
with other moufnrfH heard ''Noek Of
Ag,s" sung by shllih and his fitnt
Vile at his funeral services here.
Husband and wife snng tho hymn
into a phonoriaph su yeore previous
ID and the record was played ss s,rt
Of The burial service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Wilson Will Forward Reply
To Allies Within 24 Hours
Forecast Of Points in Wilson's
Adriatic Note to Allied Premiers

WASHINGTON. Feb A-As nearly the presidents roe Nj
W allied powers the Adnac settlement be forecast the g
Oi the best obansble information will these point
io cannot those mad.
Italian of January
cord n December which
United n ~ uf
and explains Why
hfr which he considers he had
= That he particular.
AnEo. " provided
ne
the shore line Inhabited
By lrra iiAllana.
That al luealions relative
should be
United should he
boundaries ~
drha he unalsahy
' London Of
e'fsst Adriatc settlement.
TIE viii forth careful d''HlI ground n
" objections
opposing enforcement ~ the treaty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
ILLITERATe, BUT EARNS
S5,527 4 YEAR IN CANADA

ST. cATHAiuNEs. ont---An utter
ate Austrian earned ~ j21 IN Canada
In one year OF the war as llbortr at
the W.lland steel ioundries. II was
lcaerned here when Mike Ennis was
fined Tor making false income iaS
return. 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Are You Going to
Grow a Garden?
Get the Official Guide to Success
FREE

IF you OF the millions who raised gardens last and the
before by OF becoming expert u YOU are not
great experience Is for In either need
thi, book Al elbow
You e told in the face OF prices that back
yard gardens much needed l9A they 1919 or
1913 Bede YOU tlye raised garden probably have
the habit for lie
BUT--wbrther you confirmed backyard gardener with =
fierce bugs and cultivated early radi,hes
who merely looked and envd years
hut determined the this yearNOW the time
BOOK.
Don't let hi, drift Let the Oklahoma City Times Information
Bureau Washington send the Garden Book right and
properly the Cut the below and follow directions
Gin out the coupon-Wnte kzby)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustald

But the old d.isshlonsd uuse,rd
plaster burned ~ hllstaraf vhiIs 4
acted. Get the relief Ard heip thsi
mustard plastsn gayA without ~
p,aseei sn4 Withosf ~ lsloe.
Nvxssule daee Il Il - desm.
whiu eintmspe mede wieh ~ n nus
tasd b y adentiAecsy pgepared, -
thai h vofks VundsrA I'd ~ ~
not hisess Tie tsadersat skiA
Ccnuy msssase Musts,ule b ~ ~
hnSss tips. Bee how quickly \ k6sino ~
hsi--hsw -oeedly ~ pais Alasp5sssG
Uss Aa .srols in sofs thrusl tpp.
ehitiA tonsllitiA eFuuA stto nsck,
Ssahma neusalgiA hesdacba epaps
ton. p(esrs1, vheumsikm, hnn60go.
peins SoA scAaa y ~ bacS n Injnla
,psainA con- @a,aclsA hsu1GDA ~.
hrins trnssad eesG cn,6 n ~ ehseA
N oltsD prevaats paNumnajah
3oe md o. tag hoepiesl - a2So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
E3H BOAT SINKS;
eM APPOINTED SAFE

-. ~ M.--TAs ssatlas Of IN.
- eooAS. me Pike
: oeQ1bon q ~ efsw On
Ssan~ =. " ~ .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Ior That CHILLY T,slIna /.

FOR That CHILLY Tsslire
Take Groves Tasteleys CHILL Tonic
II Warns the Body BY Purifying and
Enrichlng tho Rood You can soon feel
ii' strengthening. inyigoratlng infect
Price 60c. tAdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

Fer csids, Orig Or influenza
~ ~ preventative, take LAXA-
HvE BltoMo QUINlNE tablets. Look
10 y ". uRovEs signature on the
boz. ~, ,hdyl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
't|4 WORKERS .
= DEMAND VETO O.
o0onE3S DILL

Why be referred 10 the general mem
berphip. This proposal has gained
Assdwsy among the other executive.
u wss said but II serves 10 indicate
~ trend OF thought OF the leaders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

wAsiiS,TpN Feb ~ Ircsd,nt Wilson's
viii be-
" ~ off sis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

II You rrc Nci 1r1 i3n Hive In
nAr hl'iD you VIII r,. hr iru,l 4
lnwr tNy rust rHl,s. oitcn caused
l{ interior lmng, Trl 1t and su.
tAtVl l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23
COTTON MENACE is VERY
GRAVE

Texas appears 90 be faced hy the
alternative of the pink boll worm
er special session ~ The lcpisla.
tire The ncW secretary of arri.
culture for the United States. Geo.
Meredith. Is q iarmcr. but not a
rDiion farmer However that may
be. be- has notified Governor
Hobby that Texas must enforce
quarantine regulations with refer
ener t0 infested regions or the
tuiiri ~airs wii quarantine the
entire state Of Texas. Several
southern states have already am
uomrcl quarantine against Texas.
and iho situation Is really very
poave one The Texas Chamber of
Commerce has taken an active
band h thc matter and has named
@ committee go r0nipr with GOV
crnur Hobby with p view OF taking
immediate steps for fhe eradica.
tioH Gro worm Df " u HIM.
ier 81 rho United States Depart.
m@r 81 Agriculture says The pest
can hc erndicaicd 30 an estimated
cost oi Slao.n9O iie saws she worm
which first appeared So Chamber,
county three years a-u IS the same
N0rm Chat has ruined the cotton
FARMERS uf MtNico. Egypt, Hawaii
and Brazil
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23
EXAMINATIONS FOR
CIVIL SERVICE HERE

The civil service commission am
nounccs examinations az listed, below
TO be held an the Corpus Christi post
office ON dates Hpccstiod
APRIL Sub clerical examination. 60
fll position of wntchinnn 40 PUZZLE
Service hospital NJ Corpus christi at
"a salary " $50 per month and allow
ancre
April g. Examination 20 fill position
az fireman tlhorer a. the Corpus
Christi rostotflce nnidlnr No c,iuca-
tiunal test tepuircd. anpilcants being
ratnd on physical ability. TRIMMING and
experience. salary SIS per mnnth
Npril 10 Examination TO secure AN
apprentice "a thO local weather bur
eau Ages fourteen la eighteen. aaiar,
$3.50 Der nnnnm
April IT, iiuoNkecpot examination 10
fll vacancies at various places sal
AIRY from $1,000 Ca $1,000 per arnnm
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23
Bayside Causewoy
Will Be Rebuilt

Spec al 90 The Caller
InckipHr Texas March ~ tn.
iia, side cuuseNas. section of me jest
Davis highway. wll l ahuin right
~--f bY Ar-nEse cuNntt is WINS dos
lutel ll tho September l4em. The
state highway dsrafimsui has grantci
$1,000 tn ,hc cguaiy Tor fepNf un ihe
rausrNAt
Fh's csusewul conn rts Aransts and
EeMrie committee and spans Corano
bat. who're the NmnsnH iiyor cmnr es
lnto ulf hn rN'f Thousand dollars.
trtusas goDnr rttt Ioad Nuncy. ugd
$3.50 amount artnttd ht fhc state.
VIA Ac Nt.nt 0u tH.a roal th.s simmer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23

Great and ide IS Texas Up iH
the Pam Handle 4 child W frozen
t1 death thc other night and down
A,rf people are wondering % they
could salvage those old palm
hrarbcs for another summer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23
MJSTER0LE-QUICK.
RELIEF! No BLISTER!
Ii Soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Plaster Without
de Burn or Sting

Musse-ale ID clean. white oint.
mont. made with the Oh 81 mustard
l. does OH the work % the ola-iashiorci
mua.a-d plaster 49, does It better and
does not h'is'cr. You do not have 70
bethcr with q cloth. You simply rub
Il cn--and usually the pain IS funel
Many doctors and npr6ea use Muster.
ole nd recommend x 10 their patients.
li1y val g.a4ly igll you what re.
lief Il CisCa from core throat. bron'
clitlg. crop. stir n,c's asthma. neu.
ralgia, Gorge stial. l.aarisy, rheumas
tam. llunago. pains ard aches Of the
back 81 joints .w1ins. sore mVsclce.
hruiec C.ilnl9NT. f-0'eo feet. colds OF
ihe chest ,itaiiau prevents une uiuonial.
SOC and Y i-- hospital Size $50.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23

Another resemblance between
work. AID baseball probably lic. ul
ne fari thai in both Of them bawls
prcetlc Che strikes and outs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23

The mere sight Of a chicken
scratching az this SEASON OF ihe
year dOe>n Z necessarily mean "a
garden Is suffering She might
have rod bugs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23

Probably one reason The Amcri-
cams in Germany were safe is 'het
the Germans know they'd better
hc. or tncy. She Germans, wouldn I
$40
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-23

Prohibition ~ France Is
Sought. headline informs as
from all aceounfs, it won't be
found n place as wet as that j..