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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21
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REAL ESTATE.
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FOR sALE-Sf. 900 cash will buy a
good home on Bluff. close In. phone
6l9
FOR SALH.--iSs acres hlurN land. 20
miles from this city, will Hcccpt terms
to suit; AZ a barguin price Victor
Martin Co. Gus Chaparrol street
TO TRADE Good auto and como cash
for or 5-room cottage $50 acres
near Il Paso Texas. to trace 1oi Cor
rus Christi property. D. T. Wood
Realty Co.
HOUSE WANTED--Wln pay cash if
reasonable. Martin. state liotQi.
ron SALE 5-room bousc $500. m
Martin Plan Victor Martin Co, chad
dick building
FOR sALF;--Four room storm wrecked
cottage 81 500. Victor Martin GO.
ChaddiCk.
FOR SALE--7room house and . l-2
full lots, corner 1th and Buford. East
front This property be- worth Sf.5OO
price $4,000. Reed Auto Co
FOR SALE newly painted i-room box
house. large cypress cistern 52i
Staples street. Apply ". j. Smith
Nucces Hardware CO
FOR SALE-ny owner at sacrifice
nine room house. large lots and garage.
1901 Coleman Ave
ORR BARGAINS
geo acres iu cultivation with houses
barns etc.. sltuatad at palo Alto So
cash per acre required.
4-5-room corner house 5oSi5o nenr
postofficc; 5000 caah required
5-room and bath with orchard az
sixteenth st Oh iu fine condition. sioo
cash required
S-room house at Thirteenth street
$3.50 cash required.
5-room house semi .c0rncr ChaparrHl
at, including garage; $500 clsh rec
qulrod.
20 lots on Leopard ttreet; $50 caah
required per lot, but must take rs lots
az least.
VICTOR MARTIN COMPANY.
dis Chaparral 50
FOR SALE cor trade FOR town residence
my home on She'll road Also team
wagon and harness cheap. j. s. Bon
ham a Farmers cash store phon,
ga.
FARM WAITED WIN ,rado an 81
Towns Two pieces improved aud sever
pieces unimproNed valued 5o00p
balance cash ana assume Homc debit a
suited BOX 2o+ Austin Tcxls
FOR SALE SIX room house at 1l'
North TancAhua So C!stern and cts
water ana plumbing Terms a. suit
pr T.. Kaffic Phone 625
ron SALE 5-room cottngc. phon,
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FOR SALE
Fine country homo ou shell road
good bus
a-raom modern home. South buff
nonresident owner. anslouH Goo sell
GROOM cutingc, three blocks of pos
office bargain
4-room modcra cottage. main blufi
$500 00 good terms
East front Ion on Chaparrnl stree
with small house $4,000
H. Y WOOD REALTY co
FOR SALE My home in Nueces Hl.
Heights Six rooms b1th, newly pn
pered throughout Two extra lars
lots. garagc, barn, cic Will scll fu
less than house could now he built fol
For price and terms see Jno O. Norih
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ron srNnlLLA Coraots Goa Airs. Nj
chalke $50.
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POSITION WANTED

'pSlTlpN WANTED young hdN
experienced tYpist and general offco
,ors desires position Phone 6IA
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FOR SALE--Ono set Encyclopaedia
britannica. morocco binding. 500 An
telope, Phone Ssz,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALT wayne Pump aud o.t.t
ri tank cost fl00 new VII stH TO-
fgOs norman smith. OdCm. Tex.
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FOR SALE-Automobiies

FOR SALE Two Dodges. ono Ford
and other well known makes. AZ bar
gain prices. Come In ana look them
over Emmort Motor Go.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office 30 Shorl.f OF Nueces county,
subject 10 tho action OF the Democratic
primaries. and solicit the active support
90 an voters.
W l. JOHNSTON
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Tho Corpus Chrisi Caller IL author
izcd 20 announce g. u. MCNEIL as a
candidate for the office " Sheriff OF
NuecoB county Texas. lilo promises Il.
elected 90 fclrlcsH.y and faithfully fli'
f.l the duties of me office.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the office % County Commissioner
precinct 80 consisting Of boxes Aqua
Dulcc. Banquctte, Riverside and
l,luntzcr. subject 20 the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
BEN - LEE.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Treasurer OF Sue
res County. subject 10 the action OF ihc
Democratic primaries Co be held july
gath Your vote ANA Influence VIII be
appreciated. MARY ". HERS
hereby announce D. = candidacy for
tho ufflcu o. County Commissioned
Precinct No Z. guhsec, % DO" action Of
the democratic primaries, and respect
fully solicit the supper Of an voters
n. L. GARRETT
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FOR sAI.E--About S1eo 90 worth of
inreri sugar made from pure cane sus-
Ar ordered from Ncw York 40 shin bees
on this spring but on account ~ the
strike got here TOO late. Put UP IN l3p
pound cases. 25c per pound, worth
several cents more than the best OF
sugar; just the thing for ice cream
cakes or any kind Of aweetening. Nue.
ees County Apiaries. Calallcn Texas.
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RAILRoAn Tfme YAalr.

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FOR SALE Ford touring car. good
eondi;lou. St25. T. e Gallagher. CLARK
wood Texu-
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STARR AUTO LINZ Service olr.
day or night $50 starr Phone sfi
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FOR SALE.--fSS acres hlurl, land, 20
miles from this city. will Hcccpl TERMS
to suit; al bargain pticc Victor
Martin Co. Gus Chaparu strcet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27

governor of the Punjab, of any re- sponsible office under the crown, the demotion of General R. E. H. Dyer. commander in chief of the British forces in India, and of other British and Indian officials involved in the troubles, as we'll as the repeal of the objectionable Rowlatt act, which os- tensibly was enacted for the suppress sion of sedition. General Dyer has since been relieved of his command by the British government
 The text of the report reveals nu- merous other interesting points made by the commissioners, in summing up the evidence of more than 1,700 wit nesses who were examined and in for mulating the conclusions reached.
 "We have been obliged in places to use strong language" says the com sions, "but we have used every adjec- tive due deliberation. If anything we have underrated the case against the Punjab government. We recognize that we have no right to exact an impossible standard of correctness from the government. In times of ex- citement and difficulty, any officer is prone to make mistakes, in spite of the best intentions in the world. We recognize, too, that when the country is on the eve of important
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 Raleigh, N. C., June 25.-Com- menting today on telegram from President Wilson, in which the pre- sident said "he was sure he need not point out the critical importance of the section of pour state in the matter of the suffrage amendment" Governor Bickett said he hoped the Tennessee legicslaure would meet in special session and ratify the amend ment and thereby relieve North Carolina of doing it.
 We have neither the time nor the money and such action on the part of Tennessee will save this state the feeling of bitterness that would sure- ly be engendered by debate on the subject that would. come up in our legislature, said Governor Bickett.
 "I have stid all intend to say on the subject of ratification" GoGver- nor Bickett stated to newspapermen last night. "WWhile will take my medicine, will never say that it tastes good, for it don't.'
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Deny Applications
 For Shrine Temples

Portland, Oregon, June 25.-Six- teen applications, from various parts of the nation, for permission to es- tablish Shrine Temples, were denied, it was announced today by the shrine imperial council. which clos ed it's annual meeting here today. Three applications were granted They were to Maskah Temple, Wich- ita Falls, STexas; Amina Temple, To- peka, Kansas, and Al Kaly Temple, Pueblo, Colorado. No temple was granted Amarillo, Texas, as previ- ously announced.
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n uncalled for, unjust, and added in-

an uncalled for, unjust, and added in- jury.
 "The corruption and bribery, that took place during martial law, form a separate chapter of grievance, which could have been easily avoided un- der a sympathetic administration"
 The report after making the recom- mendations previously noted, and cer- tain others, concludes:
 "It is our deliberate opinion that Sir M. O'Dwyer, General Dyer, Colonel Johnson, Colonel O'Brien, MT. Bos- worth Smith, Raj Sahib Sri Ram Sud and Malik Saieb Khan have been gull ty of such illegalities that they de- serve to be impeached, but we pur- iposely refrain from advising any such course, because we believe that India can only gain by waiving the right. Future purity will be sufficiently guaranteed by the dismissal of the officials concerned"
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BITTER ATTACK ,0N BRITISH RULE IN ,'a $ PUNJAB DISTRICT yds
C Committee Makes Report on ra Fatal Massacres of
 's 1919

New York, June 26.-A strong ar engagement of the administration of the Punjab district in Idia in connec- tion with the troubles in the spring of 1919, including the massacre at Amritsar, characterized as calcu- lated piece of inhumanity is contained in the report of the commissioners ap- pointed to investigate the disorders and their cause. Full copies of this report have now reached this coun- try.
 Cabled reports of the findings of the. commission showed that it had recommended the recall of Lord Chel- msford, the viceroy, the relieving of Sir Michael O'Dwyer, the lieutenant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
COMPLETE GUN PRACTICE.

Fort Monroe, Va, June 25-The bat tleship squadron of the Atlantic fleet has completed it's big gun practice off the Virginia Capes and it's various units are today speeding to their home ports. The battleships Penn sylvania, Arizona, Oklahoma, North Dakota, probably will reach New York late today. The Delaware is pro- ceeding to Boston, while the Utah and Florida are going to Portland, Me-, to attend the hundredth anniversary of the entrance of Maine into the union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
North Carolina is Asked to Act On :
 Federal Suffrage

Washington, June 25.-President Wilson has sent messages to Cover nor Bickett and Senators Simmons and Overman of North Carolina suggesting that he need not point out to them the "critical importance of the aaction of the North Carolina legislature on the federal suffrage amendment when the assembly meets in special session next month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
IDENTIFY HEADLEss BODY.

St. Joseph, Mo-, June 26-The body of the headless woman which was found floating in Lake contrary June 16, was identified today as that of Mrs. Bernette Coleman, negroes 25 years old, of St. Joseph. The woman's parents said that she had left their home June 10, saying she was going tO~a private hospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27

eral penitentiary, who escaped Thurs. day, was captured late today near Pot ter, Kan., according to information re- ceived tonight by prison officials Reed was sentenced from the old In dian territory in 1906 for first deproa murder. Originally he was sentenced to be hanged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
CAN'T WED COREANs,

2 Tokio, June .26-The Japanese are
 not yet legally able to marry For mosans or Koreans. A law was en- acted covering all the Japanese. For
 mosans and Koreans but not vet
 been carried into effect. The press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
TRAVELLING MOVIE.

Paris, June 26-To relieve the mo- notonous evenings of the inhabitants who have returned to the devastated regions in northern France, the Junior Red Cross of America has provided a travelling moving picture show op- erated by two American women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
LEASES DERMOTT HOTELS.

J. D. Rust, formerly in charge of the Jefferson Hotel, has leased the Dermot and Chicot hotels at Dermott and will assume the management of the two hostelries on January 1. The hotels will be operated jointly by Mr. Rust and his son, who assisted him here in the operation of the Jeffer- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
FIND s2s,ooo BONDS

New York, June 25.--Fifty-three liberty bonds, aggregating $25,000 found on four men, arrested today, were said to have been identified as part of securities taken from a bank at O'Fallon, Missouri, which was footed May 20 last. Identification was established through the federal reserve system, the police stated.
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TAKE 8,ooo

o.s London, June 25.-l eaflon here has rso.;I Grmation that the bete!l cll
 Ing against the .r', sll llsts in the smyrn. ail Gll ed a Turkish ars ma ala shehr, 83 miles Ns ea.s s,y {
 booty. "i'n {
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s0[ considers that follovi1| se' by the marriage a'
 \ orea to Prinoo. \ Japan, all discrin,ss a abolished. 'nlna1
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RECAPTURE LITER.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 26.-Chas. Reed, a life term convict in the fed-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
The PARKING Hoo.

Des Moines Tribune. One Of the
traffic rules to which seemingly half
the automobile drivers pay no atten-
ton and which the police have over
looked, so far as effective discourage
ment of violation is concerned, is the
rule requiring automobiles when
parking to leave space of four feet
front and rear.
What could be more irritating than
for a family to return in the evening
to car that was parked properly and
find line of vacant cars both in front
and rear packed up so closely that the
bumpers touch?
This is what happens scores if not
hundreds of times every week in the
Locust street district.
Often the offenders. those who
crowd their cars up SO closely that
other cars are unable to get out, VIC
late the rule without the least excuse.
Often they do it when plenty Of space
is available for proper parking. do it
out of sheer disregard of the rights of
others. In this as in all traffic Of
lenses, the Smart aleck" driver is
oftenest the culprit.
It is well recognized that parking
is problem, and that Des Moines. in
common with most cities, has not ade-
auate parking facilities. But that
does not excuse either legally or NOR
ally the hog who crowds his own vehi-
Gle to the curb to stand for hours in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
BALL
LEAGUE GAMES
o1i1c iuic of the Commercial Clashes
Has Been Prepared and viii
Start Wednesday Evening,
With Three Games.

The Y n. c. A Commercial indoor
baseball league will begin its
schedule Wednesday evening at the
~ gym. Six teams have sinifed
their intentions of entering same
and everything is in readiness for
the opening contests. Below is given
the official schedule for the season:
November 37:15, NJ r. P. Co.
VS.. Standard Oil; S:15. Ford vs..
Odells; 9:15, Kellogg Birge vs.. Lago-
marcino Co.
November 1o-7:15. Lagomarcfno
vs. Odells; 8:15, KeIlogg-Birge vs..
Standard Oil; 9:15, Ford VS.. n. r.
P. Co.
November 17-7:15. Kel,oggBfrge
We. Ford; SIS, IL R. P. Co vs..
Odells; 9:15. Standard Oil Us. Lago-
marcino Co
November 24L7:15. odens VS..
Standard Oil: s:15, Ford VS.. Lago-
r7arcino Co; 9:15, NJ R P. Co. VS..
keliogg-Birge
December IT'S. d. r. p. Co. VS..
Lagomarcino Co; 8:15. Standard OH
VS.. Ford; els, OdelIs VS.. Kellogg
Birge.
December s-7:15, Ford VS.. odells:
8:15, Lagomarcion vs.. Kellogg Birge;
9:15, Standard Oil VS.. VI. r. P. Co.
December 15-7.15, Standard OF
vs. Kellogg-Birge: 5.15, Ford We. ".
r, P. Co.; s:15, Lagomarcino vs..
Odells.
December 22-7:15, OdeIl. M
R. p. Co; BIB, Standard Oil We.
Lagomsrcino Co.; 9:15, Kellogg
Birge vs.. Ford.
, December 2s-7:15, Lagomarcino
Co. rs. Ford; s:15, NJ. r P Co. vs..
Kellogg Birge; s:15, Standard OIL VS..
Odeils.
January 5-7:15, Ke1logg-Birge VS..
Odells; s:15. Ford vs.. Standard Oil;
9:15, NJ. r. P. Co. vs.. Lagomarcino
Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
IRISH OPPOSE
LEAGUE NATIONS
Rev. D. p. Mulcshy Says Covenant is
Not Of Benefit to the People OF
the IsIsnd-Ties Hands Of
the United Ststes~

Rev. D. p. Mulcahy, priest at st.
Patricks, No, writing to 0. D. Brink,
editor of the Mississippi Sawyer,
about his recent trip 10 Ireland, closes
his letter with the following remarks
about the league of nations:
THE Irish people hope America
will never enter the league Of nations
and thus perpetuate their slavery by
guaranteeing the territorial integrity
Or Great Britain. They know that the
league Is doing little for the benefit
Of mankind while IL looks very at
tractiye on paper, Ireland wants
America to be in a position to give
them friendly aid. They feel that
America is indirectly helping England
70 make war on them. The British
government Gays il is unable even to
pay interest on the several billion dol
airs loaned them during the world war.
yet they can afford to keep an army
Of occupation in Ireland and NUM-
ttOns OF war. greater than they had
in France 10 fight the Germans. n
we demanded England TO pay even
the interest: she could not afford ITO
make hell in Ireland. In joining the
league of nations, under article ten.
they hold we would be bound to re-
spect British rule in Ireland. no mat
ter how shameful, brutal and infa-
nous, we should suppress by force
if necessary any movement for their
freedom in the United States Of
America; and also send American
troops into Ireland to put down re-
bellion."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

sole idea Of life Is fun, whose sole
aim is unbounded luxury, and whose
dress is the chief object of such
thought and intellect as she pos
sesses. Her main endeavor is to ou:-
live her neighbors In the extrava-
gance Of fashion. II a sensible fashion
lifts the gown out of the mud she
raises hers.
"All men whose opinion is worth
having prefer the simple and genuine
girl of the past, with her tender little
ways and pretty bashful modesties.
to this loud and rampant moderniza-
ton, with her false red hair and
painted skin, talking slang as glioly
as a man and by preference leading
the conversation to doubtful subjects
- All we can do Is to wait
patiently until the national madness
has passed out and women have
come back again to the old English
idea"
Not a few writers and private
takers have said things to the same
effect as the foregoing. We hear it
every day and hearing it we may
accept it as scathing Indictment OF
the new girl, just as our forbears
accepted the foregoing article as a
Just indictment of the girls of half
century ago.
Headstrong, forward and dis
obedient young people were known
long before the time of the Reviews
editorial. Readers of the Last Days
OF Pompeii," may recall the lamen-
tation of a chief character that young
people of his time were not as rever-
emit and respectful in the presence Of
their elders az they had been in a
former generation. Neither were they
as religious.
Certain 1t is that the Apostle Paul,
in writing those epistolary messages,
thought It pertinent and timely to
remind women not to be too forward
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
Since the Time of the Apostle Paul
Men Have Been Asking "What
Has Become of the Old
Fashioned Girl"
GENUINE GIRL OF PAST
Everyone Ciamors for This Type, But
Nobody Knows How Far Back
They'd Have to Go to Find
Her-oyer Fifty Years

A London correspondent remarks
the Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser,
discovers roIlicking satire upon
people OF today, That lis Of those OF
us who gravely shake our heads as
we contemplate the manners and
dress o. many young folk of the day.
The correspondent finds that in the
Saturday Review OF fifty years ago
the following article was printed:
1.-THE girl of the period is a crea-
ture who dyes her hair and paints
her face as the first articles of her
personal religion-a creature whose
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

in church. As it appeared to him it
was necessary for him, as an author
ity, to repress women, warning them
specifically against bobbing their
hair.
It seems that the race has always
stopped to ask now and then: What
has become of the old fashioned girl
wfo," etc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

Beautiful numbers that will be
country Wodfamed have new
selections delightful hear and the lighter
rendered BY artists Of than usual ability
gladly play of these numbers for you.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
the evening in such a way as to pre-
vent the movement of others.

Nine. Melba, who is ctill numbered
among the great singers, made heI
operate debut nearly thirty-five
years ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

Moneys going back to the farm, if
young men are not
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

The United States is living beyond
its means in the consumption of
gasoline.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-11
MY YOUNG MAN AND
HIS WIFE SIXTH IN
SERIES OF ST RIM D Ms
BY DR.. A. {. CAAPPE[L

My Young Man and His Wife"
was DIR. Ashley Chappell's theme at
the Broadway Methodist church last
night, this being the sixth in a SER
les of sermons on MY Young Man."
Every available space in the church
was used trying to care for the
crowd.
DIR. Chappell said, in part: "Shake-
speare says in The Merry Wives of
Windsor that land is bought for
money, but wives are gotten by fate.
In the Merchant of Venice he says
a light life makes a heavy husband.
In Henry the VI he says hasty mar
riages never turn out well.
Family Unit In Society
"At the very beginning Of the race
God ordained the family. The fam
lily is Gods chosen way of raising
the human race. The family is the
unit in society. When Lycurgus, the
ancient statesman, was asked If
certain thing was good for the state
he replied, go try it first in your
own home" Most Of the outlaws in
human society can be traced to
some defect in the home life.
The Power of Love
Divorces would be greatly re-
duced if men would keep up love
making after marriage as they did
before. There is story told of a
man who set aside every Friday
evening as honeymoon time in his
own home. On each Friday. evening
he would dress himself in his best,
walk out and return, ring his own
bell and be admitted by his wife,
who also would be arrayed in her
best. The neighbors, seeing the light
in the parlor would say, "It is
honeymoon at the Terrace again to-
night" Long after this good man was
dead the wife would tell the story
while loves sweet rain would wet
her cheeks.
Should Establish Home
When young people marry it is
best, if possible, to establish a home
of their own, even though it be a
simple cottage Of but three rooms.
The Christian home is after all the
one hope of civilization. Martin Lu-
ther's wedding ring had on it an
image of Christ. Every wedding ring
ought at least to be used in the
name of Christ
Husband Stand by Wife
Let the husband, which means
house-band, stand beside the wife in
matters of religion. Often men tell
us that they carry their religion in
their wifes name. How cowardly! Be
a man. Take your place at the head
of your family. Then our homes will
be happy here and unbroken here