davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

OF the old countries OF Europe We
want foreign capital knowledge and
experiences to come 10 our country in
friendly way in order to utilize It's
wealth to our mutual advantage
Inc greatest stumbling blocks in the
way OF economic intercourse with
other nations. according TO the foreign
minister, Is the hesiiancy OF Euro
pean nations in recognizing the com
plete independence OF the newly
created republic.
Several Of the entente nations have
recognized the de facto goernment,
but are Withholding dc jure recogni-
ton because OF the stand taken by
the United States in regard 10 Rus
sa.
Americas 'watchful waiting" policy,
together with her refusal TO approve
The unbreaking OF the old empire
and the establishment OF independent
states out OF the various provinces,
it is pointed out, prevents American
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
er Bargains Just Bic Values as Those Mentioned Here

Baby shoes, Stim
SOles. Big selection
10 choose from.
$500 value, $1.49
$3.50 value, $1.95
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

they have magnifed their troubles
until they firmly believe That only the
knife can save them Plant Juice, the
new herbal stomach remedy, has been
the means OF saving very many the
unnecessary expense and trouble OF
surgical operations. Plant Juice Is
accomplishing wonders In fighting all
ailments Of the stomach, liver, kid
neys and rheum9tism. Every dkO,
more and more people are coming
forward with signed statements OF
The great benefit thy have received
Mr.. James W. Clay, who resides at
No. Go fayetie street, and Is a we'll
known and popular Baltimore man,
being Justice OF the Peace for a nuna-
Der or years in this city, recently
gave. the following.
For a number OF years l have
suffered with stomach trouble, which
affected my heart. My food did not
agree with me, and / could hardly
keep anything in my stomach, as Il
would ferment and cause me the
most extreme pain. My heart was so
weak at times that It would seem 10
nuiter and almost stop. and was
badly run down. ! heard Of Plant
Juice. and since taking il for several
weeks it has relieved my stomach
trouble, and my heart does not bother
me- ! feel stronger and more active
in every way and am glad TO give
this endorsement for Plant Juice"
Such words as these and those OF
many others which have been printed
have wide influence. for they come
from men Of standing and integrity
who have given Plant Juice a fair
trial and have been greatly benefited
thereby
Tn Plant Juice Man is at The MI
Ter Drug Store, 40a-i06 Market S.,
where he s. daily meeting the local
public ard introducing and exnlain-
ing the merits OF this remedy Free
samples given.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Complete line OF BOYS
Shoes, button or lace,
closing them out, $3.50
value, Saturday CO OE
Special ..... pZsEJ
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Chndren's School shoes
Button or Lace, Sizes
Sls 10 ii-iih to CO OK
,, Sat- Special pLsEJ
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Mems Brown English Last -
Shoe. A positive $3.50 Value, ~
Sat. Special M
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR PRISON

Athletlc equipment has been pro-
vided by the local Y. NJ. C. A. for the
use OF The Inmates OF the New Castle
County WOrkhOuse and the Ferris
Industrial School. The wOrkhOuse
has received basketball goals and
basketball. a wrestling mat, punching
bag, drum and bag
The boys OF Ferris School Will
receive physical training as soon as
the weather ends outdoor sports. The
Y. NJ. C. A. Will also take over the
training Of these boys at that tlme.
The Management OF the Queen The
atre donates on film a week TO the
boys OF this school free or cost.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

OF the City and County Federation Of
Women's Cuos nave decided tnat OF
the 1000 members, 300 are women
past the hill-climbing age" the plan
10 purchase a clubhouse at the top OF
a steep hill has been abandoned.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
PLANT juice
CROWNED KING
No Other Remedy SoQuick-
W Gained Fame AS This
Simple Herbal
Medicine
LOCAL FOLKS ARE
NOW TESTIFYlNG

Every day more and more people
are soaring themselves into unneces-
sary trips to the operating table. In
many cases they have been simply
Overstrained by the tiresOme symp-
toms OF a deranged stomach, and
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

as well as foreign capital from seek
ing investments and developing the
immense natural resources.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
PENN 15O-POUNDER
LOSES TO VARSITY
Lightweights Lead at Start, but
Are Beaten Out by
Hall a Length

Starting brilliant sprint in the last
quarter mile of the raco over the Henley
course. the Penn varsity eight yestor-
day triumphod over the 100 pound eight
by half length. The varsity won only
after one of the most grucllng races Of
the year. Tho lightweights gave the
veterans the surprise of their lives, and
had they been able to maintain their
early speed might have given the varsity
tumble.
At the start Of the race the 100
Founders went into the lead and held 1t
until the island by five or six feet. when
the varsity uncorked the sprint that
carried il to victory. 1t was beauti =
full race to watch, and one that brought
smiles Of Joy to the worried countenance
Of Coach Joe Wright. Tho time was
minutes dS seconds. three seconds
faster than the time made by the var
sity in winning over the 100 FOUNDERS
on Monday.
Yesterdays result was entirely diff =
forcnt than Mondays, when the varsity
won by a length and n quarter. Yes
tcrday the 100 Founders went out with
all their strength to beat the varsity,
and made such fight as has seldom
been made by lightweight eight: Coach
Wright was plainly pleased with the
/ showing made by the two crews, but
will not decide on the eight TO represent
the Red and Blue at the intercollegiate
championship race on Saturday, june
10. on Lake Cayuga, Ithaca.
What crew will represent Penn will
not be known, according to Wright,
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TIGERS MEET OXFORD ALONE
Cambridge Unable to Take Part In
Track Meet

Princeton. juno "a cabl" has been
received from Captain Rudd. Of OK
ford, informing the management of the
Princeton track team that Cambridge
will be unable to participate in the COM
ing meet. but that Oxford will compete
with Princeton alone.
The explanation is that Fcnncr's
track in Cambridge is ais" cricket
ground, with matches being played con-
tinually six days of the week, from
II o'clock in til" morning until : in the
evening. Last year when oxford and
Cambridg" had scheduled an int"rmi.
vcrsity meet for Juno the meet fell
through because the Cambridge track
athletes tried to train under these con
ditions and found it impossible.
While Princeton regrets that her team
will not meet the combined Oxford
Cambridge aggregation she finds salts
faction in the fact that Oxford won
from Cambridge in "thr sports" last
March and believes that the meet should
be close. Prnccton's chances Of vic
tory hay" improved since tn" competi
tiOn was arranged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
AMATEURS TO RIDE
Army Officers viii Compete for
Bowman Trophy

New York. June o.-Gcntlcmcn rid"rS
have shown themselves to be- most On
thuSiaStic over the coming rae" meet
of the United Hunts Al Belmont Park
Terminal one week from u"Nt SATURDAY.
In order TO max" certain th.r there
will be- Il proper representation OF thN
amateurs at that tim" Lieutenant Eyed
AlpcrS, who has shown his proves in
the saddle times ont Of number. has
been commissioned to round up IL num-
bcr of his confrCrcS. and he estimates
that at least II dozen very capable simon
pureS still have mounts in tn" Terminal.
a dash Of mile on the fiat for tho val
liable trophy presented By John M"t..
Bowman.
This event. which is to bc the fourth
on the card. is for three ycar-odS and
upward. The three year oldS ar" to
carry 142 pounds, and those OF ma'dI'r
age 15S. Winners Of rnrr this year
will take up penalty Of three pounds,
while the winners Of two or NOR" races
in 1920 will carry tiv" pounds addl.
tiOnal.
The starters will b" ridden by Of
ficcrS OF the United States army ."
gentlemen riders. with til" rider Of th"
winner to receive II spCclal pri/" Of
nlatc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

r., Prudential worsted-Away; twenty years
GTsorge Parks, Prudential Worsted Co..
HenEclS' 4455 North Seventeenth Ss Street,
p:,SSS-r gsGE Rotb ,Ctlgb,Away; second class J.
y. and X. a. A.--Away: first class: June
~ and IA. c. b. Lodge Reading Terminal,
ReSfern az na'5tss 5S5 sS,tn g. tSTAwSy sst class O.
ycSTs S4forf r. C,oD ATsS ss cysIy .t:
Frankford ''''''' 4-O' '''''O'' '''''''
Waco--Away: seventeen eighteen years A.
Nanaiis. 22tT North ThiTtie,h sire stree. ~
=, Quaker City Gants-;Away; FIRST class. J.
Ldshthonse Boys Club-iome or away
Eighteen en-nnetsen years. J: J. Blanchard
aolG Mort North n Front street. .,m .,.....
;,,,sh,SSsn yeats =. J. Murphy, iS1s South
DvcRTS1R CSeitSnhamr snrG <, A.-uons. frs, e,ss, n
W, ,spiro, CReltcnham, P"'' Pa. '''S' ' "
Thor Thompson sss 4: Alvey: first class E
nen tIi,tdn lgi7 usIsst s2gth Ads2 street, Gre,
June r. ]. F. Gallagher. Clifton Heights
%sFqTStts o. clpPHogs F,s. fifteen yssrs
shamrock +. C."HwsY! S H"ffSst fSst Class. Class j. ]
foT ,ids 2ls2 South T,th street
E, BgrFle, Ss7 ifuntinE PARK avenue. 'a''
| - Spring Garden-Away; first class. Bei
| Bailey 710 Green street
- Colwyn 4. C.1.!$%sy; frs, class. G. H
=. Dclphi r. C.--Away;. first class. ". T.
Martin 2129 North Eighteenth street
tin. Dunn, 42d2 Richmond street
Kensington &. C.-Away; first class. J
Hartley. Kensington $3.50.
=. Cramp Proi.-.-Away: first class. j. DALEY
West rhiiadelPh'a 2. C;Ms ASsy: a,S re-
! street
Tae tndty Juniors--ITome or away: ntteei
| sc rs. Il. S krant2, 1922 Poplar street.
North Penn-Away; first class. J. Il. Nc
Govern. 400 North Fifth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
alex AND REUTHER
SET TERRIFIC PACE
Crack Curriers' Haze Nwsed Wi1"ing s'reaks This Sea,
'',onReds Hwler Boasts Youth, While Cubs T,cirler
'' uas E,Derience-Lone Stcr States T,co Stars
By GRANTL.AND RICE

big drive to collect the entire out.
put
II any two men have a chance to
stop Cobb and Roush this season II
would be bit difficult to find two
better men than the brace of Texans
who have been macing the ball since
mid April.
4 Better Test
DRINCETON'S track visit to Eng
L land against Oxford and Cambridge
will be much better international test
than the Oxford Cambridge relay com
petition over here.
The latter was n four man affair in
single event. But the Tiger visit
will include q complete team in n ten
event test whore there will he bet
ter chance to have decisive issue
completed.
Golhng Tests
II your m'nd is on me bunker as you
start UoWr hurried s,cing;
II Uou're thinking Of q sand tran ere
the ball is on TIC ring:
I eau tel you ,Chcrc 10 HINT il in te
interim that's spanuCd.
lou nW find IL ,raiting coylv in n bce,
print in the sand.
IT'S tough luck for the New York
Yankees that Babe" Ruth de.
vclopcd his strange habit of losing base
balls just after said basCballS went to
500 each. just u year or two ago
and his home runs would have cost the
club only $1.25 wallop.
LNOR all that we understand the club
l. expects to bear up bravcly under
the extra expense. and to checrfullv nav
out the 500 that forty home runs
would cost in case Ruth persists in his
bizarre fancy.
SENEW over here believe that Carpcn
l. tier can hit as hard aS hc actually
can. correspondent writes. Just
as none could make Willard believe
that Dempsey could hit hard enough to
! floor him in a punch. The only thing
u lot Of people believe is what they
SOC. And then they frequently need
added CorrOboration in the way Of out
side testimony:
Tn THIS case the chances are that Jo,
L Beckett could furnish the out>id,
! testimony. Or would you call il in
! side testimony.
HrNHE Republican party b"liovcs il
/ l. can win no matter who tn,
nominee might be. We dare it tc
nominate couple df umpircs for {
| test case.
! IT'S queer the Senate didn't invcsti
1 gate the campaign fund used il
securing the New York nomination O
"Babc' Ruth laSt WintCr
(Copyri0ht. 1920. An rights reScrrcdI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
FiUe Leading Bdtters
in Two Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

until a day or two before the big race.
Keeping the oars on edge by this method,
Wright expects to develop all the latent
spirit and fighting ability Of the two
cightS. Should the regular varsity win,
the 80 Founders will enter the Junior
race with excellent prospects Of winning
the event. The $50 Founders are not
at all satisfied when they are told they
will he the junior eight even If they
! lose the series Of races with the varsity.
| They say that they are out to take the
measure Of the varsity and that they
expect to do it before the crews leave
for Ithaca.
! Yesterday it was stated that Penn
! would probably leave this city next
| Tuesday instead Of Wednesday for
Ithaca in order to get in an extra day s
practice over the championship course,
! Wright is in favor of leaving on Tues
day and it is expected that the rowing
chiefs will arrange for the two eight
to leave on that day.
The 80 pound eight was seated as
follows Bow, Gels: 2. Goodan; 3
Pratt: I, Barnhardt ,, Knight; Il
Jcllinck; Z, Kloss, and stroke, Mitchell
Kennedy was the coxswain.
Tho varsity was seated as follows
Deaver bow; Captain Keller, 2: Swan
3; Copeland. 4 Ellison, 5: Hinckley
g.; Guenther. Z; Thomas, stroke, anG
Gillette, CoXSwain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

Drank BAGLEY. who permits his
L intimat" friends to call him "Doc. y
Las stable of champion Contcndcrs.
liaglry has been in the boxing game az
q manager for more than ten years, and
h> ambition. like that of any handler
Of mittmrn. has been 10 hold the rcinS
Of titled punchor. At the present time
Naglcy has three glovemcn. each of
whom stand out prominently as dan
s"rouS men for champions in their re-
Sp"ctivC divisions. Willie Jackson. con-
CCdCd to be the hardest right handed
NnnrhCr of the lightweightS, is hot on
The trail of Benny Leonard. and in the
event Of the latter being forced to grad
nat" from the l3J pound class because
Of increased weight. William would be
>""ricd rs II worthy principal in the
event OF tournament to pick new
tijIrhod"r. Johnny Murray. left hook
seeking phCnom. whose latest feat was
to dispose of Arti" Root in five rounds,
i being looked upon aS Il probable sue
rr>Sor to Johnny Kilban2. Augic Rat
n"r who has been boxing in winning
form among the middlcwcights, is en-.
Titled to II match with the new cham
lhon, Johnny Wilson. in Il titular tilt
Nj thr"" roul"ndcrs Jackson. Murray
and Rather -urr being GroomCd for tis e.
'"''"'N oN 'aE"N
NuGie Rather ,ul johnny. Murray both arc
s,a"lulod tn annrar on the urogram Of Inc
lmNi 0peu.h,r bouts In PIiladrIpkia' They
|'l tax" on rcqD.c,iynIy Johnn, Nrson
lio first Italian m,iidirwnight ChanpIor ana
Harry CIildD llrown Tho latter recently wa .
declared a winner in six rounds over Johnny
ssWW%"T. ~. Ih">" bouts are TO he held at
'"' ''A' """"'Su"S h'sh'
Local fans Nll get their first rha,c, To
g the French Lightweight titicholder,
GgorSes Pauiu poy AZ SE,be pnrk next
"Wednesday uisnt. When ho meets iom TipiitH
Iddl" FHls,mmor,s y on IT." same progTatn,
Iino cd 10 I'rauhl" rtdlnhuu This show viii
l., number -, FI,'ld"irhia sDortsmcn left
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS

THE du Pont Field, at Sixty eighth
L street and Gibson avenue, will be
formally opened on Saturday afternoon.
when du pont will line up against
Schuttc 4 kocrting. The game will be
called at 3 clock. A. Bsncsh, manager
of the Philadelphia works will toss out
the first ball.
The du Pont Field was procured
through the efforts of Glidden and
Stutt. The surroundings are ideal and
no expense is being spared in whipping
thelfcld into shape. It is the idea Of the
manager to play games only with com
mercial houses.
po,, Gloria A. G.,,ATYsy first cls's. Frank
st. tClemcnts,-Away; first class A. r.
Rice. 1908 Saybrook avenue
Apollo a. T.nonASTTa ATTaN5 FOURTEEN sxtecn
ieenth street .')''''''' -''' '''O'" '>"''
,,,t, collins \, Cf.,,,,Away; Arst class. Y. II.
Northwest rof.--.Away: first class J J.
Hoover. 2O35 North American street
waisS" " 177i2 WInsoS6chinF "f'' s,fest G,si' T. f.
,Fairhill-,,Away; first class. W. Mitchell
5lS West Allegheny avenue.
Victor A. A.-Away; first c,aes l. Walsh
"ii3 East Susduchanna avenue.
Pickett Boys Clnb-IIome or away. ]
Forte. 1904 South Sixteenth street
Welcome A. C.--Away; first class J. r
Murphy. 1920 South Thirtv-drst street
Ttoga Trayelers--Away: first class Pet,
carrigan. 423i North Hicks street.
T. r. r. a. C.---Away; sundays: first class
Telephone !. Whitcsde. Diamond o033.
Ruth 4. A:-Away: first class Dan Don
aghy. 1895 Fest Orleans street.
Somerset Clubt-Awav; first class Charlie,
J. Seibel. 25O9 West Somerset street
Spring Ridge-AwRv; sundays: first cass
John J Rouse. 1903 I'airmonut avenue. Tele
phone Poplar 2G3s ".
! Auburn 4. e. - Away: first c,nsg. 4
Lands, telephone Diamond COST
Eima =. C.--First class trsv",ing.. Il
without games for Jure II and l3 william
iii 205S North Third street.
WoodlSn 4. Away; FIRST clnsa. Ray
moInd = Smith. 2O54 Ara amiggo street. ~,
, Dale telephone KensnEton $500.
Indiana u. C.-Away; fire. class. 20l
Hnrtvilic street.
Harry Davis Ciub--Away; first class. June
c. w Harvey, 2Ti9 North Twentieth street
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

night. He will meet Carl ,Drnnle Of Eliza
beth. in tho semiinal to the Willie Davies
Walter ReHnie match. O'hor huuts: Speedy
Leo W. Jimmy Lavender. ToughPy Dugan vs..
Willie McGovern and Terry McGolcrn vs..
Billy Rhoads.
The second show OF the Eleventh street
Deacon and Al janet! Friday night carl
lie Blanche. a Belgiar will meet X. o. San
som in the star bout. They are heavy
weights. Five other matches are George
Ward W.. George Christian. Mattv Bnrrctt "s.
Leo REYNOLDS. Rags Smith w. Jack Diamond.
Jack Allen VS. Jimmy kid Shark"N and
Ernnkie NYlan vs.. kid Graf.
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Haywood in Twilight Game

The haywood Club will play y twilight
game. on Friday at Madison Park. meeting
the Madison IN. on Saturday Guy Empey 8
Treat. ON II, WV play local team at Thr-
ty-fourth all, Reed streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

Revised Again. :,
- n B,vtLcr 10 big "Babc'
.vO c1,re "r(" rouM cross vo"--o"d Mdf $
,r, n"rjcr m' r. Mat cure as sure as
-, ,io h","Ib" ,""BGbc" Ruh 10 W. II.
RcuthCr.
An All. star Outfield ;. -
m "t FRIEND of mine, writes f. H.
An contends that if he were
letting m all star outfcld--or If he
i,J his pick-Ruth would not make the
.rodr n lie figures that Speaker COBB
snJ Roush would be the selection. Docs
Chi. sound rcasonablc?', o
'"IT ali matter OF opinion. Our
a;oc would be Speaker, Cobb ahd
1n.L GnVT' cobb upon past performances
h'S|ib T ,bc hclirr that he will soon be back
hnu hnoi;,r society around 800. The only
lu II;,;o,. uudcr which we'd want Ruth
GO'," ym ~ world be where We happened to
l,ro E.o "" as thc opposing pitcher" ANY
nEn,' uho rarks as much high cxpl losivc
CV' o does can hardly be counted out
',nom thc eve Of an offensive.
RCuihCr Again H..
CI,IcAGO has its AlcXand"r--bu
| Jrincinrori has its RCuther. Both
hoyc spent Il good part OF the present
season nursing winning Str'akS' gnu
hath ere sure to be once more Dattiihg
hr thc leadership from the rlne pn'
4
',S "Soctiyrncss, allowing but l.12 runs
~ the game. But Alex won only SIX
4" w.. ~" comrs against eleven defeats.
pr",hcr p" wos third in effectiveness with
iSi rms nrrmittrd to the contest. But
-, ,o.,"d ,"d \lryundcr in results by win
nirg nineteen games while dropping SIX.
prrthcr'S percentage was .'Co, against
SnS for the Cub premier. :,
'"Th Thoyr two have been setting terrific
o,ro nil year. Jim Vaughn, who won
,"nro Games Inst season than either and
ronkcd second in point of genera cfcc-
.;,,onos, .s.M X another star who is holding
his own. .
vOnghn and Alexander have some
.,i,g an RcuthCr in experience. but the
,"n and willowy Red left -hand"r has
,anclhinr TO spare in the way OF youth.
Why Lone star?
uEXAS i, known as the Lone Star
| state. Where do they get this Lone
N Star appolIation: --
For the greater part of the season
v two we'll known Texans have been
ncrchcd at the top of the two major
leagues. IIornsby for the National
League. and Speaker for the American,
have been leading the parade.
Georgia and Ohio. with Ty Cobb and
Ed RouSh. have lately put forward win
ming delegates among the ancient order
Of Sons of Swat. but Texas is making
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS
Boston College. o; Univ. Of California,
University Of Vermont, 2; Harvard. I.
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Augle Rather onl johnny Murray both .r"
s,a"duod tu anprnr on the urnuran, NJ the
Icy onen.h'r bouts In Philadelphia. They
.i tax" on respectively. JOHNNY Wilson
liatrr liid) brown. Tho latter recently wa .
GGTI,af"d winner in six rounds over Johnny
,unahm Th"S" bouts are to he held at
eRlre Park nohI Wednesday night
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-12
Fourth Courtof Civil
Appeals

Special TO The Caller
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Feb III
Proceedings Fourt court OF civil APP
ponis, Affirmed Charles " Wisdom
and wife vs.. Charles y. Peek et al
from ieNar county .&Fs Emilio Kellar
VIZ. Western Paving cnmpnuy from
licxar county. Henry Fest w. Western
Paving company from HoNar. Francis-
GO Naeilo vs. .iaria v Rodriguez from
Jim Wells county.
Dismissed for want OF prosecution
-. odem vs. r. 4 Cain ct AL. from
san patrigo county
Reversed and remandcd Ia part
amended nndafnrmod III part. James
A. Baker, receiver ct al W.. BESSIE ~
ous 90 al from scXar county
Action for roheoring ovorrulcd. CITY
az san Antonio YES Frank Newman
srom kcNar county, American Auto
mobile Insurance company VS. 81 A..
StruWo from BeNnr county
Motion Tor irHvo To filc statement Of
fncts Gra.,'"d; G. G. Tabor VS. Aran-
sas liarher terminal railway from
Nucces county,
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participating 10 the army essay con
test.
M Mourcr chairman, Corpus
CHRISTI o. d. Rtc. buhAtowu T. a.
smith bishop Mrs Jesse T. Hayes,
niiecoll; Airs Cara Hurton prisooll,
Myrtlr pork.na. Corpus Christi aud
Soo william Farnum n the fLast
OF tno puAnes' Ht the Liberty sun
day Matinee and evening This rs
one 81 fnrnuma hes pictures Adv
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OBSERVATIONS

rhotD uhu hiak England in about
nN iht rocks because tho pound ia
rnfih ieee srd .saf should reflect that
.lir duiiai b. iH iht ainv OK.
NJ ianW doeanI stop FAhhinr ter
HiNft uthv nations drHiFo thew VIII
HHDn Nud ~ necessary to make tho
NoIiu sifr fhf democracy
NeVlOn o. suffofinr ffon shortage
af small chHnNH We mirht Eise htf
CONNIE w Hafa n lsnt wnr.h HnNihins
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supposed io Nc from aunthrf world Hirp
nfuhahit iu indignant effort tn learn
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