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$4,000.

$1,000.
1860 Kilbourne Place NV.
Mt. Pleasant near Rock Greek Park. Eight
ROOM. up-to-date colonial house: built 1911:
sound prewar construction. Occupied i'm
proved and beautified by owner now leaving
city. splendid neighborhood opportunities
fireplace: living room opening into large
beamed dining room; good sized kitchen an1
| attic: airy bedrooms: hardwood floors; roomy
closets; hot-water heat: electricity; gas; tile
bath; shower: extra lavatory; cement base
ment and laundry; servants room; pantry:
extra coal bin aad cold storage: custoin-made
screens throughout: porches 9 lawns; garage
space to wide paved alley. Owner can be seen
NJ residence. 26s
FROM OWNERS ROOMS AND BATH: FINE
condition. near Capitol and Library; ON oar
lines. Terms. AL LIST st. Sc. 2s'
PETWORTH BARGAINS.
Modern six -rcon brick hosse in best section
alley and deep lot. Price only ST. OO0
Vacant--a-rOom detached house on unim-
proved street; two blocks from car line; two
blocks from Grant Circle; two blocks from
Soldiers, Home: Price. $3.50: terms. $500
NJ: PLEASANT REALTY CO..
FOR SALE-THIS DESIR-
able E r. and b. modern home,
brick garage, located in Mount
Pleasant; vacant and in perfect
condition. Price, $3.50. Easy
terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
! Main 1916. 1514>k st. NV.
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re WOR IL
Corner house, one block from So1dters Home
Grounds; brick and pebbledash; rooms and
bath a bedrooms); on lot about 50x1O0; to
paved alley; vapor heat; electric lights; open
fireplace; screened porches and in excellent
condition. Price, 50, $780, conyfnient terms
to purchaser.
I4TH ST. HEIGHTS
4 dandy house Of . nooms; 2 baths: h.-w.h. !:
electric lights, screened-in sleeping and
breakfast porches; in frSt-elass condition
throughout. Price, $11,5O0; terms.
CLEVELAND PARK
large 10room thoroughly modern, home;
on a lot containing IA, 500 square feet: with
shade, trees, shrubbery and hedge; SERVANTS
room and complete laundry equipment in
concreted basement; On todny's repiaceInent
cost this home is a bargain at $1S 600, and
attractive terms can be made.
BROOKLAND-
A Groom, tile bath and reception hall bum
gaiow; on u lot 50x15O feet; h.-w.h.; gas
light electricity is available); large porcaes
front and rear; fruit trees; chicken houses
and garden. Price for quick sAle at N.5oe
ON easy terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
A 6-ruum and bath residence; h.-w.h. gas
light; hardwood floors; large porch; in ex-
cellent condition. Price, $7,325. on vefy
easy TERMS
PHILLIPS,
k Ave. NV.
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INCORPORATED

Chevy Chase, D. c.
Keokuks st. near Conn. ave. Located ON lot
having 60tft. frontage by depth of 1850 #.
Entirely detached. This attractive home has
II large rooms, 3 ba this. hot water heat, cleo
tric light and is Of hsIlow-tile construction.
Sleeping and breakfast porch. Garage for
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NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
Groom house, hot-water
heat, electric lights; has
been newly decorated ideal
for doctor. 1884 R. l. ave.
open for inspection.
PENNINGTON & TAYLOR.
1883 18th ST.
Phone Col. 1917.

CLEVELAND PARK.
Just Oh Conn. ave-, Tilden St, close to
RSck CHeek Fark Immediate possession; beau
tif,k te1sile brick: rooms. births, 4 bei-
rooms fnclosei sleeping porch hardwood floors
throughout: dpen fireplace: h.w.h. electric
lights; fnsssntaneous wster heater, modern
basement; large cement front porch; awnings ;
screens; szrage ON paved alley; zeal value
m an attractive home.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estste Dept. roth and g:
Main "a, EVENING" n. 10.6-I.
WOODBRIDGE.
Owner is leaving his very attractive home
in one of the most attractive locations of this
nearby suburb: half block off r. l. ave-: Z
Izrgs attractive rooms and sleeping porch; ex-
tra room finished laird door: large recep-
ton room with h@auftfH manfe fireplace large
living room, dining room ann kitchen on first
floor 8 large betEosns and sleeping porch sec
ond floor: modern Tile bath with latest i'm
proved fixtures; spacious grounds; cement
driveway to garage: variety Of fruit and shrub
berry This home must he to be appre-
ciated. Owner will give any reasonable terms
to responsible party.
MeLAeHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Ess.fe Dept. 10th and g.
Main 432 EVENINGS. North 1921.
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BUNGALOW, FURNISHED. AT DEL RAY.
Alexandria, Ta.-Fiye rooms and hath; on OK
ford ave. painted green tcAlled Maple Shade) :;
by auto, half block from Mount Vernon bonle-
ward, the second st. below schoolhouse: by
trolley. get of at Mount Ida station and walk
south one block; Mr.. Hurgher. Has steam
heat and electricity: porcelain sink: garage.
and house nil screened: S, 800. furnished.
SEE OWNER
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
WASHING DISHES.

The Chicago Woman's club
doesn 2 want amy dish washing
advice FROM amy man The mem.
beers feel they know an there 5
to hc known upon The subject
AZ least that is the impression
one gets when one reads that The
club recently asked lecturer 10
dcsisi when hc began eNpomding
his own favoriic method Of dish
washing And one can hardly
blame the good housewife who.
after hurrying through with the
breakfast dishes mud the lunch
dishes, would prefer listening 10
The latosi word on the dialects Of
The dark continent or the dawn
of music ia Che dark ages. or
anything else far distant from
iinkling sauccrs and foamy suds
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
Rotmims Hear of Valley and
the Future of Corpus Christi

"rhc business mon OF Corpus Christi
would DO we'll 20 kccp u representative
~ thc city boz TIM tio Grandr valley
permanently" said e.. ~ Coleman.
speaking nt the regular weekly lunch
con ot tho Rutar, club at the state cnfc
yesterday
Alr Coleman docs large business
boz the valley aud So la close touch with
conditions thcrc. lie D. enthusiastic
about the prosperity at that section of
the state. He also said that cotton
prospects around Corpus Christi fur
tho coming season are better now than
tho, have ever hecn
Frank g. Allen presided az she ian
chcon Yesterday and "fuur blind ko-
tarians' made the principal speeches.
Tho Rotnrians were hhndfolded ana
spoke 10 the club members without he
ing able 90 see Thorn.
Or Harry q. HuRney spoke of the
work and some OF the problems of the
board Of school trustees.
Thomas Bell said that there wore two
schuols of thought the one Of bright
lights and the brass band. and tho other
~ substantial things That huln the city.
tie referred 90 the speech of Roy Miller
go the Rotary luncheon the previous
week. saying that as MI Miller had
pointed ont. the thing for Corpus chris
~ To- DO is To pursue the substantial
lNIuNH
Mr. Bell pictured North Beach ua the
playground OF the state of Texas, mly-
inr Tint IL would draw moro visitors
every month ot the Near than amy lair
does 40 any time He also spoke of
the prospects of bringing natural gas
to the city. the building OF tho senwnll,
The rebuilding ui the causewpy and the
bringing ~ the dcep water 20 Corpus
christi. drawing q vivid wugd picture
s.H H.Nfn HaHII
which would How two thirds uf tho cN-
port trade OF the state Of Texas and u
large volume Of commerce from The
Northwest
Fred e. Stamm told of the work
with the Rov Scouts in creating "a fife
ana drnm CORPS saving that hc wished
" were possible FOR The scouts Ca have
"a complete hand Nh Stamm closed
his talk hN whlstling "Listcn 90 the
MoCkiur Hird
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
WHERE HE STANDS

O the one hand are they who
ii,i That the Carranza govern
mcui Is backing the cause Of Boil
sheyism in the new world that
ihe Mexican president is working
h9nd-n-hand with the radical
eltrenisis
ON the other hand Irwin Gram
ich complains in the Liberator
"Cmran1a has COME ont bit
more En- his true outline, with an
assault on the socialists of Yucca
ian and the unions of Tampico.
"lt Was be- Yacatan that the
oHlv real orialisi experiment was
nude The whole state went Boil
sh@ik They were going some
where. and every man was ready
So die for Felipe Carrillo Mexican
lonircl aud ihc benefits socialism
has brought ihcm
NuH tarruza bal, changed ali
laai
10 may De that Cairauza stands
0e OBS haifNHy ground between
those who see rcd when amy
change in government is pro.
posed sad those who are rcd ln
other Words midway between
wan street avid peiroerad
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
llood poisnnina

How often i3efiaw au1 blood poi.
soring result ffsm tic neglect "A 4
sbrht scratch cr lltfic clil liamins
Ward OIL Il safc and effective fg.t
aid treatment II Is powerful nH.
septic and shaej BE- applied iur.
di1icly 10 worrdsDf Cha kind % pre-.
vent danger Of injection
fsis soothing ani healing and ouict.
u drives ont pain and inflammation in
cases Of speains, bruises, cpia, burn.
for stiff neck core feet, cold sores.
carhcr sores. clrachc and tooihache
Get !; from druggists for 30 cent
II not satisfied return the bottle ana
get your money back
Ever consiipaicd or have sick heal
asher last tly Wizard Liver Whin
pleasant little pink pills, 30 cru'
Suarani
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
Calomel Losing
Out in South
MIR. Dodson, the Liver Tone
Man, Responsible for
Change for the Better.

Every druggist m town has noticed
great falling on ln the sale II
cnlomcl They an give tine some rea
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
its place.
"Caiomel b. dangerous and people
know it, Dodson's Liver Tone b.
personally guaranteed hy every drug
glst who sells H. a large bottle dpcsnt
cost very nuchs hut II IL falls 90 give
easy relief ia cvei,y case of liver slug
glshneas and constitution. just ask Tor
your money back y
Dpdsous Liver Tone Is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable romaaT,
harmless 20 both childrcl and adults
Take a spoonful an nighi and wake up
feeling fine. no hlioasness. sick head
ache, acid stomach or cunHtipatcd
bowels. u doesn't grippe or cause la
convenience an the next day Ike VIC.
lent caicmel Take dose OF calomel
today ana tomorrow sou Will tee
! weak sick and nauseatcd. Don't los,
= day. Adv.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
BASEBALL

There aro certain signs ou The
sparime paeos OF Che newspapers
ihm poricnd certain day no
Auwl Somebody Is holdug ogt
for mammoth bonus Some ont
fit has decided on Marlin springs
or Hot springs for a training
cmp The Young Adcnoids
aro lookine for good pitcher not
over l1. who docs not have 10
work on saturday afternoons We
know what these things mean.
They arc the signs inevitable.
Baseball Is in the olfmg though
winter is NOT set over the hill
Professionals and amateurs are
beginning 20 gei ready 90 hit their
Strides
THE outlook Tor America 7, great
game for 1920 is especially good
n cannot come TOO soon. that rau.
cous ery of our much-nbusod
friend. M Dmps. announcing TO
fho "ladees and genlmun the bat
iorics 3or the afternoon 5 game
bat once since 1909 has the
small boy idol. Tyrus Cobb.
failed Zoo leading his league in
haiiinn win De- lead it again this
year Will Ruth beat his home
wn record viii Sislcr steal 45
bases ln these things the fans
me Interested But il is iu the
game Themselves that they are
bugs q about They are quite
ready ar Mr Umps 90 command
"nlay hall 30 And that goes for
hig league territory aud for the
Mnd lots. where the natural hall
players come from
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
CITY WIS.
y IN BRIEF

r. {. Page and E. c. Guide were
fined 81 and costs Nostrrdn| hE ira-
tco Fat Nhemn far alleged running %
ear with glaring headlights. Both of
the defendants plead guilty 90 the
chnrgr.
The Eiks' regular Friday night dance
hns hcon postponed uutN next week
because Of the play to ho given go the
high school here tonight Tho dance
viii be- held next week with extra good
music
c. [. Cunningham has Just returned
from trip 60 Chicago. whcrr hc pnr
chased q stock ~ boys clothing tur
tho boys department which hc ia in-
sNlliug in his store.
ndcr the auspices of the George Ev-
ans Parent Teacher association. "pia
mondH ard Hearts" tonight Como out
tAdKl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
ANSWERING A cYnlc.

"So little Jos for the average mHp
sold unt Win Solemn fncri
Though be- labor and struggle the rsri Ma can
The world ~ run crooked ulfe.
For his ia dismal place,
~ the -wrnt oi hts brow hc i.'ft nlfn hin broad.
30 must wnlh hios min with 81 rnsciena tread
And coarse are feathers that line ila bed
Ana MANY his hours ~ pain
Ne gives hls best 20 The role hcplaNH
Nui poor nrc the wages hia upatrr pays
And mis- heart 10 torn in 70 thousand wayA
ANA o,of hiH hopes are sinin'
"fArc newer la Kind 10 the average man"
Sud one with the cS MOS suoer
'it hfH Kept Rim down sine" the world began,
WorhlnH With pulley and bolt and fun
a coe n its mighty gear
Nhllc tho few. hs bitterly wrought design
Who're may sr"nd ihoif YEARS whore the nii lA finN
Ana uurnrh their thirst tho richest wine.
And dance 40 the end of time
fhc many must stand io their tasks nb tic day. IS
Ana az the hin tops fnr AWAY,
Where men arc happy and children play
nri newer those hills they climb
"oh, J am nm average man" said T.
When the cyuic had stopped hiH wall,
Aud give no Thought Co ths mountainH high
OF the pleasures which oniS the rich cam buy
For milne ts swcctcr tale
For can sn home when mt work "a done
~ me touudN oi laughter Hui childish iun
zenith roo thAt d. proof 1r0inst rain and Hun
TO love ana ita welcome kieas
Mime is Freedom denied GO kings,
foi cnu go whore mi fancy wings
And roam my ie' from thoufnnd things
Tint ever ~ rirh must mise
Mine is Ito thlt is lfce from sham
And there's inY M The work dc;
NY friends are tricndl, for what nm
ma NOT for The gold which my purse mas cram
So never thef rrotH untruoi
Z am slave Co nuush' save nay loved ones need.
Nng ,hat is @ lteq ,,, 2. love indeed
To Tighten thcif timcs of woe.
And thougn nm an average man : swear
I wouldn't exchange niy round ~ care
For thc rolin crown that q kim may
Nor ih" joys ;hAi tiln rich may know
Copyright 1919 by Edgar A. Guest
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mcni back $50 papc Tho talk
er's SALARY should be included So
should the sicnopraphcr's and the
pages. aud the doorkcepcr's and
"a l0t of other icms Probably
$500 an hour might be near what
we pay for an hour congressional
talk
Which wouldn't be So bad " the
talkcr said something So much
OF what hurdcus the Congressional
Record Is intended only for tho
Building of political fences bacl,
home, and So little for the good
of the country.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
R. W.STAYTON
RESIGNS FROM
SCHOOL BOARD
Three Teachers in the City
Schools Also Tender
designations.

70 W Niafiou rendered hir rrairna
ton uH q momhef of ihr hoard of
school ifugfroH fnf fhr cuspua Christi
schools az mcoilEE of hs hOnfd utc
vestrgdsf afternoon Mr Stiyiur r1vt
na hif reason the prnaH uf private huai
moss and lack uf timo No successor
was elected yesterday
Twu teachers IN the city schools also
rcHlEnpd yesterday. aud Miss Etiell
Bartlett WAS released from her contract
w her frqurNf Sht has boon i0pchinr
iu thr EdWnld lufmnu Nohoul Tho
'1wo rosrnntinuh accepted wore Of miss
litulah Young. teacher of tcifnse Do the
hirh school. ana Miss AnAn Wlthnr-
spoon. teacher 100 The Edward ruiman
school
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How 10 Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. IT'S Spiendidl

ia one minuir your ei0gncd rnaifiis
viii orcn. ihc nir pnHHHrra 40 fDn brad
wlll clear and sou can breathe irF if
80 more Unwilling snnfniuF Slowing
headache dffncaH $50 STRUGGLING ipi
breath ut n'ruti Your cold uf cHiHlfn
VII he gone
f3ci % email bottle ~ ElYH Crrna
iiHiiu from }uur druHniW now Appa
little 81 tlla frrrrlnf HnilHHuflc hoHi
inr cream ln fnuf nnafrllH u rfu0
ifni,s through cfrrt ulr rH1rc of lh'
head H0nihrH iht .nrinmei nr swollen
muc0lW memhru W1 rel'ti romns BOO.
HflntiN
~ inf lue Don ff1y stuffed ul
with @ COLI nr n4Hif rfiHffh rfiiI
conner $50 quifhif fidv1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
Harry Edwards and c. W. Gibson
Chosen for Rotary Convention.

Harry Edwards and G. W Gibson
were naiand delegates at the Corpus
Christi Rotary club yesterday 80 at-
tend the district convention OF the
Eightocnth dlatrict % be- held in CAL
weston February I'd amt ~ Glover
Johns and j. W pittmnn were elected
aliernates Ca The convention
Tho convention will maintaia nosd
quarters 40 tho Hotel calves. ana VIII
ho held during tho annual Madu Gras
"a GalvcHtol In addition to the OFF
cial delegates, 81 is probable that a
number OF other Rotarlans from Cor
pus Christi viii attend
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
COTTON PICKING LATE


By The Associated Press
DALLAS rsyuH. 1an 2l Picking of
cotton is from thiift to forty DAYS late
In TDXlH ana There BE- more cotton ln
The Fields ut present that no thn same
season at HuN time in the post twenty
yonrs according 20 $ s. Frazer. score
tnrN cot the Texas Cotton Glnrcre us-
suciatiou. As result fev gins arc ou-
Grating regularly ho said. Rains since
Christmas. hc added has almost com
plctolN stopped picking OF tho staple.
ana lprgc pnrt oi tho cotton now in
the folds VIII hc plow0d under.
within the next lOur weeks farm
ors VIII begin 90 prepare their land for
The new corn crop. hc aaid providing
tho weather permits Tho time o. ui-
most az hnud for pinutiur the 1920 CROP
md the remnant Of the 1919 crop VIII
hc sacrificed However that cotton
that b. turned under win hc mostly OF
TIE run commonly known nH the THIRD.
or remnant picking
Mr. Frazer snid he had heard ~ one
farmer in Northwei 'roNus who had
approximately nfiy bales that remain
10 boz gathered.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
Father O'Learyis
Giuen d Car By
His Congregation

The Reverend Father Malachi
OLearN pastor Of ST ratrieks eathe
dral here was presented with a Ford
coupe hy members of his cunprosa-
uon "Wednesday afternoon
The presentation speech was made
hN y o. Willis, chairman OF the prrsen p
tation committee. Other members ot
tho committee were T. g.. Timul. kcVln
Dunno and r. b. SuuthEate
Tho coupe "a The latest model Ford
with sclf-Etprtcg and other Improve
mouts. aud wns bought from the
Glover Johns Auto company
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
HIGH COST OF TALK.

Talk Is cheap observed ana in-
lividual back Zoo Che time when
other things, too, were cheap But
rot now Talk Is more expensive
than b. WAS IN grandfathor's day
Especially Is this true of con.
ioua' conversation
iFey hour congressman oi
Haf0f talks he eats mp $3.50 oi
ihe peoples monty This repre-
SCOTS hui HAT portion Of the eos
Hhieh goes into printing tho
sre BEL the Congressiona
Record which sets the govern
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
kennedy NEWS

kennedy Texas. Jan 12~ George
" Morrow of Michigan icctlrrd in The
Mothodlgt church iaHi uirht iiia sub
lyri wnH Americas Opportunity af
Homo ana Overseas" Tho house WINS
well filled
The Mission Camp So l15 met la
fhrf haii last n!ghi with FUN corp1
of 0fficpfn ana m"mborE present Thore
win hc revival in this order bon this
soetlon of the county md 'here VIII
be- several applications for member
shin at the next meeting
The kennedy Ice company has placed
orders Tor ini 81 ncw machinery 10
make some necessary repairs ION the
season uf 1920
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23

Or Norbert Caldwell % guest Of the
Ttotnrians wis asked 20 repeat the re-
;nurss he made 20 the klwanin club
tho dnN before Doctor Caldwell also
said tnnt no had not yet received "a call
t0 the United states Public Health
service although he had accepted n
commission as major iu the service
several months ago, and would be- sent
go Camp Logan. Houston some time
ga Inc future
q. %. Woodmar. secretary ~ the
Commercial association. asked the help
~ tho ltctnrisns in staging the MON
hership drive Of the association. which
viii begin next Monday Richard King.
a.. and g. ". pittmnn were named
cnptnins OF the two teams TO assist In
thia drive. and VIII meet with the board
of directors of tho iSiwnnis club thi"
Go make arrangements 90 as
gist Boa the campaign.
---~x<r--
Hlah school tonight. threc-act com p
od, drama Diamonds and Hearts.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
REED TO AUTO SHOW
Buick Dealers Charter Special Ca
FROM Houston to Chicago.

DeWltt Rood of the Buick 1utomo
hiic nEpucN 600 Corpus Chrsu bass gone
to Houston where he viii join % party
NJ Buick dealers from South roNaH ou
ID trip Co The automobile show Zoo CW-
factories in Flnt Mich a gpocinl car
VIII he chprtered from Houston 20 tho
Nnrth
Among mo dealers who win make
the "trip from Houston ARE 70. u Wcbt
manager Of cine Rulck Automobile com
mny of san Antonio j a Graham q
Buick dealer in the valley II u Hrf
ant ~ the san Antunlo agency " Is
Iims of the Snu Antonio agency "A T.
Price. Buick dealer at Cuero, ana A
ID sorN. Buick dealer 90 Houston
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
POLL TAX
PAYMENTS

Perhaps Che weather has something
go df wiz tho n7Nneut Of uuil taxes
for yesterday only twenty 1--WE persona
from She rural districts of the county
went to the court house 60 pas the tax
Although total OF forty -seNeu pay
mcuts was received hl the county
twenty two of thom clUo from resi-
dents OF Corpus Christi
MN pm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
Mortuary

j Hymnns We'll, the two d1f old SON
of AIT ana Mrs. Alec Wen OF SIS Park
avenue. dird early Yesterday mpruiul
and Was buried boa the Jewish cemetery
at 30 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23
THE TOWN GOSSIP

% h'N' NN'Nfi NHialHt
ARE CURIOUS tbines
rs MORE WAYS inoa one.
ANp YESTERDAY afternoon.
g WENT home.
KIND or carly
ANp DIDN'T hs,e
ANYTHING ELSE to do.
.AND MADE up my mind
THAT I'D moss arouad.
ANp on. up the car
our ~ the backward.
AND GOT an Oh can.
AND STARTED in'
AND OILED everything
THAT J. could find.
oN TOR Of the cat
AND oN the siac-
ANp THEN thought
{ MIGHT as well
MAKE 4 god Job Of %.
AND got down.
on NY back.
AND mrcHEp alonr
UNTIL got underneath
THE AUTOMOBILE
AND FOUND a lot OF things
THAT didn't know.
WERE DOWN more
AND OILED them all good
ANp started in
ar rHE rc,r end
AND WORKED up front
AND GOT drea mud.
DOWN say collar
AND ~ nay ears.
AND EVERYTHING
THAT { found WAS loose
on THAT would lurn
WAS TnoHouGlIIN oiled
AND ~ IN mont
p SAW little iei,sr'
ANp pnNt know
WHETHER m would turn or not
.,Np rmgp H.
ASH WAITER mshci oat
AND or hit me in tte face
ANp GOT into my eyes
IAND DOWN my nock.
SID SCATTERED AN over
ANp . hud an awful time
laErrlNG ouror There
AND WAS horrible aight
/ WHEN did NOS 80, out
lANp CAUGHT Cain
. WIIEN } got into the house.
land I'VE found out since.
.iTHAT THAT was tho thing
ITHAT LET the water out
IoF rHE radiator
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23

To Fortfy the system Against Grip
Take LAXATIVE RkOHO QIlNfNE
Tablets which destroy germs act az o
Tonic ana Laxative. aud thus prevent
Colds, Grip and Influenza, There u
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23

SOC ihr Stltc l.ifo Insurance Com
rnnYn ad 100 sund1y'f paper Wallace ].
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23

Tonight at THE high school "Dn-
monds and Hearts. lAdvl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-23

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