davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
ny HHNRY cnSwS.

NeV Work July 3.--Althoush Il would
% 6:.n~:lt % give positive evidence IN
>.:PpIy. u the more optimistic opinions
cNT-C>.-g by business men. II IS iact
.hat the TaSt week las su'n the d"Er'-
upaIcnu { - distinctly better ton. IN
corr nGcr,!I' circles. Not JnlN ~ th'
banking sit.7 .tou :ucrcA>lUS!: $tronS
bat there are less Idle cars on the rail-
roads and While general unemployment
haS been relieved conditions In the aSr!-
cultural districts are Se;lS"n1lly Better
and there IS very fair demand At some
manufacturing points although their
number IS limited. The crop outlook ~
rcUvirG decidedly satisfactory. AN"ras:
condition of crops being nearly what X
~.~ = year age. While the yield OF
cotton will be moderate only. this IS in
some respects regarded a a beneficial
actor IN the situation on account OF
the large carryover FROM lSt year. AZ
rlculture IS one industry in which read
,u>imeut has reached - fairly advanced
stage, 10th labor and food supplies be-
ing loNrr that ~ any period for long
,ire AMI IN many regions being rracu-
cauy on 4 prc-w;.r basis. The prices Of
me manufactured goods the farmer
muse buy are no, - much reduced but
are much more moderate than they nav:
been ~ this makes .Ur A-p-pfltao'a
ears output N the farming districts.
Railroad and Industrial Conditions
Improving conditions on the railroads.
are reCrctcd n rather OetteC current
-, earnings. Revision OF reiSht rates
has al-.sdy progressed much further
than Is realized. there being serious
attempt 10 get an adjustment OF Charges
tspeclaly on long distance hauls. IN
GLIDING those on staples between fhc
COASTS This should tend TO relieve
some ~ The congestion or Jack OF adap-
,a,ler that has existed tor Ions tine
pas, ard ought TO help some manutac-
tcre-S Who have been suffering from
nigh expense OF tranSportttnS o"tn
-av materials and finished goods. Mean
..-ne tho volume OF business has held
20 well in those Industries which had
shown , ta!r capacity 10 take 4 trrSh
s.a-, during the spring. Only slight
>,a<ora. reductions have been witnessed
:, ,hose cases. -,hile In others there has
err ~ lpaN, some tendency toward hc-
,...l growth OF business with a View 10
-. autumn trade. Continued passing OF
-,,,lert, has beer observed during the
week. though AZ slower rate taan
heretofore: but II stiu remains tue. as
~t,rn stated N the past. thIt tho mum
be- o! companies regularly pS;inS their
dividends Is far greater than the num-
bs- of those which have suspended Nr
cur them. While tho proSp"c: FOR n"
r-id-s,,n,ner rerrod Is Therefore. As Of
20, harpcrs. one Of comparative dull
ness there Is fairly general ASr"emen'
liar The autumn outlook is hopeful.
N-A1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-08
20 s o->- g., >-S-a> S., DO SG-@>
10 IrtI ". ". Iia,c Hail

LI;ANIEWOBTH, Kan. juno &.
\ t,l,rrum from the secretary of th"
T. " W in chicago to Harry Drov
ID member ~ tho organization who
is prisoner .u the federal pcui'ru
tary. said that the names ot three
" W prisoners who have r'
rpuu,od tho doctrines ut the organ
i1tNHu will ho stricken FROM a
blanket bond prepared 10 obtain m,
re.oaS, of the l. ". " prisoners CON
rlrI iu the federal prison hero
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-08
HOUSE MUST BACK
UP DISARMAMENT
Borah Supporters TO Fight
Delay in Adopting
Peace Measure

NNSiIINDTON juno T-Nlvo-
Gates of disarmament are ready tu
Insist irti legislation for uu iutrrua-
iuItI conference ho Incorporated iu
iN' pending naval appropriation bin.
IN.E l.lv', ~ would hp folly
TO- permit Of much dolay the senate
Natlup adopted tbo Eoah amend.
uU't Pos uuunIN,uUs vote.
$50 reason can hr sp,n why pt,I-
dent HARDING should object. cspc-
Dn,IN 30 'pu legislation ,s made
broad enough for him 30 assemble
10 conference io consider not only
disarmament. uut the other parts of
hi- announced international pro-
r.m having To- do with AN associa-
'IHu ut nations and an international
court
Meanwhile. tho agitation for dis
armament b. being carried ON more
earnestly than ever. Chairman
GuoI 90 the house appropriations
committee is ou. who maintains IL Is
necessary to reduce expenditures and
the burdens of taxation Hc thinks
th" nation WI be- very foolish" II
IL tails 20 hcGd the demand of tho
public.
MIR. Good dcplorcs that nothing
for immediate disarmament was
done I'm the peace conference. We
expressed the opinion that This con
/ ference lost IL good chance to start
purt1llmrut Ht ono, instead of pro-
y,.fiuE ~ into the indefinite future
While NOT In active charge of the
naval bin Iu tho house. Nr. Good
| bead. the committee Wh,'n prrpdr-
.d it
AT the Parie coufcrcuep,' ne
/ said when tine nations were
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10

ing contest at a wild west show in
Cleveland
He didn't win any prizes. But he
tried. His time was a little over a
minute for roping and tying calf.
Nets Big Hand.
The crowd gave him about 90 per
cent OF the cheering just the same, for
Spoke is the popular idol since he won
the pennant for Moses Cleveland
Spoke does everything left-hauded
In baseball, ana he is a southpaw
roper
He owns the gayest saddle. bride
and chaps that were ever made from
leather His boyhood friends from
Hubbard City presented them 10 him
last fan after he led the Indians to a
pennant
Plans for Future.
And as one of the covpunchers re-
marked: spoke don't fit in up here
in the city He belongs down in the
steer country"
But Spoke won't 90 hack to cattle
roping when he's through with base
ball.
He's got the bug for contracting
work Jim Dunn, contractor and own
en- Of the Indians, plans % start Spoke
off in this business
iii never be a bench manager !"
Iris says.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10
Diam ono
SquibS

The Saginaw club has released Red
Mckee, catcher-manager, to the To-
ledo Association club
Pitcher Fred Heugeveld has quit the
Little Rock club and probably is done
with professional baseball.
Phil Morrison, younger brother Of
John Morrison, is doing some very
good work for Birmingham
Word from Oakland is that the
Brooklyn Nationals have made an of
fer for Third Basenan Babe Pincli
Rochester has sent Pitcher Earl
Brown TO Albany Of the Eastern
league for the remainder Of the sea
son.
The Detroit club has shipped pitch
er Lefty Stewart, the san Antonio re-
cruit. to New Haven Of the Eastern
league.
The San Antonio club has sold
Pitcher Zeke Landry. formerly OF
Dallas. to 3 bennington in the TheeI
league
The Minneapolis club has recalled
Catcher John C~abowsk from the
Saskatoon club Of tI Western Ca
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10

ryervbody knows a lot about Iris
.fesser the ball player, but they
H9w little about Spoke, the cowboy.
The tall Texan Yields a mean bali
,sf-slso he throws a mean rope.
All Texans do-that is, the real fell
Cvs who grew up in the lOnghorn
sule districts Hubbard City, Spoke's
IOne town, is a cattle town.
The natural dress down there con-
] ITS Of a pair Of boots, chaps, ban
lna handkerchief, a colored shirt,
BIZ hat and a lariat.
Spoke owns a ranch near Hubbard
b. he has it well stocked with fu-
ire POT roasts and porterhouse steaks.
sHtes Dean Snyder in the Chicago
H.
He used to work on a ranch before
II got into baseball.
Works in Winter.
Each fail and winter he goes back
i bis rope and his saddle.
I'm rot The best roper in the
kor.d SAYS Spoke, but it's a lot Of
n AT the Fort Worth rodeo last fall
zr0pad and tied a couple of steers in
xiF,Ff1ur seconds each.
U'ts ID. g.,5,.t5.lJ ,,.a4 fsf t;,,, ,,,.l on,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10
Reasonable.

The matron entered The seasick pas
eenger's cabin softly.
rs there anything" she said. ANY
thing at all that ! can do to make you
feel more comf0uabief'
There is, remarked the girl who
was doing her firstume-across. IF
you don't mind
Not at al, my dear not at alll'
well, then, if its perfectly conyen-
lent, you may pick me up and let nae
down on the ground under a large
tree, please r. Richmond Times-Dis-
patch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10
R0PE-SKIPPER

Nile suzanne Lenglen, CON
s.5end the greatest woman ten
mis- player trains like a prize
fighter in some respects.
She is rope-skipper, like
Georges Carpenter.
Also her training rules are
similar to the ones the French
man followed at Nanhasset
farm where he trained for Jack
Dempsey.
suzanne doesn't exercise until
she feels tired.
Physical fitness is a gradual
growth She says.
Sbe should last longer than
Tour rounds when she meets our
American stars.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10
'IANTS' ALL-STAR 0UTFIELD
'a's9ef mcGraw Acquires Ail-ColIeoe
5sedleld by Acquisition of
Howard Berry.

me ae1n@iGon Of Howard Berry Of
5-->S wanna. the great all-around
.'e'e gives McGraw's men an all
'ies7 football backfeld.
os Will be remembered as the
.'-- a,lareund champion and com
4 % records in versatility. second
I ' '~s Jim Thorpe, who was
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10

Fmb-"They say a man is mcom-
plcte until he muTies' Duhb-'Yes;
that usually finishes hfmt"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10

Feet that are r. size larger than the
shoes you wear are their own punish
ment.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-10
News Sense.

"This paper SAYS it'H rain to-day"
'Well, Why don't YOU buy some 9TH
or paper Life
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

when % man slips upon %
hHnann peel ihc ihouphtlom Wf
faw when tho Pharr laundry
uas burned, with tlu wash OF me
Surrounding towns 0nd cities Ike.
wise present, ihe average reader
snigkCrUi ssiiWls Hs Nn. The in
convenience of the affair We ad
mii having joined the smilor sud
having written frU liue from
the starjpumi ol tho Interested
spectator Tho result is Che fol
lowing defense of horsepower
washing which must siir the heart
of ihe lucky man Whose wife has
me pluck and the ability 90 defy
ihc laundry
rharr. Texas. january y. 1921
Corpus Christi Caller
Corpus Christi. TcNos
tonilomon
We Thank son Tor your sympathy
Though twas sad. eoodnes.
knows
Twas some of us lost somc o.
q Thorn.
Nui all oi us an clothes.
For some ol ms. we wash nj home
And some folks were away.
And ven have a new brick laun
: dry
Ere many another day.
And though we DO appreciate
Your really we'll meant pity
Wore oll a.doiu Cine right now
% Gun little city.
A nhnrr Ciii1on
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
Giant Wireless
Station IN France
Wonder of World

sAiNTE AfslsE url smcHt OF
HIInt ~ Mlfr IIHUr JON. p.
I.uui. ueH.lamf. 1ndfr arcrfiHfy Nf
state flI ln.il tll lr.ernpha. lnld tie
rnInofHf .nH Inlst Uf HNaf ID designed
40 Del fn. most ilVrrfal radio static.
H lhe world. gable 0I Irtnfmitiiug
with fWo acnd.aF iualrHmentH. $4,000
words hourly TO frcettiuF nod desc
liphcfur gimuItant1lsII. 10000 Worus
hourly uu fIst Instruments fnt az
terr4tinE system will hg used
I'hr Lafayette station WEiNh nov lf
the m0ei powerful hna o. maximum
range of lt.0oe miles 0uf experience
haf ehotn t.lfplrE t1 fAe mluiatly uf
iflcgIaphH that ID cannot Ec depended
on more than $500 miles regularly
nolns unable. fur lHHtaUre fn work saf
iaiacturiif with Afeeniinn. TIA Salrte
Asliff niltiou. when rNmuinied in 1888.
viii, ii is rtirnuffl. work fsrflg $500
regularly ulth aN atHiiona ~ .ac Huiif
The station rlii ne erected ipf ihr
Numptaulr lHUNTIIH 'f0itnu she alur
safil i9cncrnl hirelNra TNiaritpn coma
utuFl lae tawlHn1 uat O. NofaHE
agreement wiih the American itaHie
corporation.
The siflklns physical iratufpH OF The
plant WlA De- slAlNtu steel l0WfrH. rrI Do
stO fcei Aiah. - luulua4 uf sreeiti
telegraph wires VIII cduufef fEe ai4iian
win thr ltlesraru offices.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
DRYoooDs AND rAxrs

WnaIf apI fo sigh Nrrrily WHOM
fh meteor u f1t revision h
Aanohed apd ihe KNOWLEDGE THAT
tn2lr to sa Niu ihe entire
..HhicH M fhe ntti Session mg
eeNa iramnr amount W falk
ani uy $500 fhai mUf of Eos
will rood reports npon ns they
come frna iho Wife There s. such
O. ioi ol tiinnefs sfnff p imffl
dehe oud schgmr that 10 g. diff.
nNi 90 nfi n plain straight for
uNf coherent idea oi Whore sec
maY b. no'nn in 'he matter.
Amid $50 nuch Chat IS Donfus.
ine Is M gifC-ing lo read ihC
mp.n proposal off the retail MGR
chants who have SEQ forth their
pforram before ihe house ways
and means committee They iak,
as their central idea that ihcro
hold ho division between fhr
1yc that affect manuel or mon
iai effort ana those which reach
iueomD FROM business or invest.
mcni They would 0lier Che cx.
rmrHon on iuauc iatc from
$1,000 and $4,000. for unmarried
aud married men io $500 und
$1,000.
The program is absolutely s'm
pie Is states m fcW words vhoi
appeals a. business men, One OF
rur affiliations in the matter OF
tariff pnd taxes Is that we fail
90 consider Thorn rs plain husincs.
mnacrs Yet ihgy awe huyines.
maticrs of She ercfosi hagic im.
portwcc rhm why should NOT
the carefully wrought plans ol
business men have tandingf
u may hc 200 much 90 expect
ihni the house committee viii b,
influenced strongly hy the de-
siros of ife National pryg0od'
Retail association yet y should
give them more than casual
Thought The men who have pre-.
scented their wishes and advice
are right ir the heart of thc great
n,ieir nj Tho nation in "a CONNER
cial way They are speaking up.
on commercial proposition, from
ihc sound commercial standpoint
with 'bc spuud commercial knOwl
rdae which BIAS boon won by stud,
oil business and which has brought
their 8ffrir, io surecss
Coming before tho avalanche Of
cw6 theories and abstract con-
s.dcratlous of taxation for the ma.
tlon thr views 30 fhc dry good,
men twly nfe worth while. should
rsmuin mind during az the taS
rof la0n hullabaloo. buslness men
Hfo have succeeded la their az
fNw ere not SO ha ignored hy NJ,
men in congress Nho are acting
FOR tho commercial lifc of d prca'
commercial nation Commercial
nIiy IS bone too common When
$50 gci b sample of II we should
mot SNIFF
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
City Sanitary
Inspector Has
His Own Worries

The nie % a city nnitary inspector
d. uo easy one according 20 Che hold
er ot the position n corpuH Christi
Complaints. eose ol thorn "cxteme-
d. unrDsaanahicf arc Abundant on the
other hand. attempts 10 provide taNlh-
Nos faf Dhatf.tauca oI the sanitary rules
arouse little interest on ihn pAfl ~
ht stfN lfrnt.t who Registered snu-
nlaint hcouHo of iho act ot 'eem'
40 Is aaid
Thc similarly inspectr received
Hmosl decided" COMPETING msi week
whom q resident uf thg rhS ioNfneN'A
10 his office 90 demand THAI his prem
issa DO cleaned. according iN iNe lh
arasfnr tc Nss Informed mat nihti
PARTIES were dumping ashes pa ihn
complaining pariys yard JUST iNI
apito" rhr Oify officer informed the
nhrf, that the oniy manuce in which
re could mako certain tho flonning 90
me p-tmison would he to serve notice
nn him 90 SEQ That Il was done.
Many times thc sanitary lnNptci Ut
has boon called 90 examine 'unHikhi \
IA" PROMISES which have provcd 90 hs
rot reariy AZ had as represented Also
he has hoen called on 90 have certain
grounds cleaned only "a have his WORK
nrs informed on arrival ut the scene
~ action thnt they would nave 70
wait awhile as thinFs were NOT pre-
uared for their work Not tat lnAs'
of the officers trouble WAS occhshn'
"a whom ne made arranHcmepta iol
periodical removal 81 garbage an'
trash from residences and business
/ buildings OK The city. ouly to lind tina
hia efforte reaulta We're met with littl'
response on the part .of the people
.----------ua<N@~-----Tr-~~r-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
Federation Women
Arouse Interest
Tree Planting

The Texas federation ~ women's
clubs 81 rndenvnrlnF tu create Interest
in The frey painting movement thrnugh
out thc Hfalp this month. aud ihe fols
lowing letter has been received from
thr ufealdtnt flprsnre g. FlDure
70 the Texas Federation of Wompna
pear GO. workdrs.
The Wall Of the Lonesome Pine" Dr.
thr title 0f timtly recent cartoon.
~ this appear acres and ncres OF
atumEH remains ~ carefully cuf
ifeoH and ono tree only iT left ~
The ruthless wuodman attacks 30 win
hia Az thia "rcnnnnt nf our forests,
with uut.ftrcChcd arm branches calls
Tor Help" The TUFnH forests. that
are, nuds that have been, are cyinF
for hclp' 10 the Nuiucn as we'll aa The
hcn ~ DE state.
This deniofnhio condition wua pro-.
sUnted to uH. sou remomner b. 81.
! Goodrich Jones'. prraidcnt of rho roNaH
turrslfy AHHoUlltior, during our An
uuul Convention ln November Mr
Jones said that 10 we continue cut
, inE trees aa SIC nrf now doing. lu apo
InroximHtcif ten years ail our vTEin
pine ttooe vill nave been deriruyed,
that Texas must reforraf ihe millions
Of ouf over lands iylnE IDLE and un-
prnductltc over the state that aa
these mnds noW are, they entail waste
ave @ iiro menace have a hauciul N.
ilCct nn climate. stream ilov and farm
erosion, nnd that 10 trees are not plant
"a on cuttuvcf lands Are lHires OF um-
ber already high. must increase
Z W. Wdnrn want the children 90 nul
state 90 lnhorli itnd ss EoodlY al
was left ua by our parents. We want
alan homes ot modest prices, now a.
\ most a thlnE nf the past iu which t0
rear worthwhile Texans and Ameri-
cans
! Every woman ln the state cor to-
! operate in hfinFine these thinRs ~
pass hy ufginR hor senator and her
lrtufs sentative Go nid in securing Zoe
Texas progressive future forest poll.
lcy Toll them that this can le done
JOY yofine iuf the legislation presented
ihN The committee ot DO appointed ht
lCoyrrnur Hobby. 0n. forestry matters
we must mot forget ny the way. that
Iour influence will hc greater with
iheHe legislators NJ we are qualified
. voters lul fuW poll Tax. now
Dur uhlignuoHa f0r tree piAntns ca
tends further tlVn SECURING the voter
lof relaerentAuA7i Toe roiurostation
We must Ia addition a. this aee to ~
that iu oar own cummunitien tree.
abound This la the time 90 arouse
iu tho ChamhCr uf Commerce in th,
Rotary ana tho Lion ClunA Ia woncH
clubs in tho church societies ln al
luGal sQniaAilonR Nn lntcftst 400 tree
planting Form o Tree club NJ thr oH.
Itre community ard ordcr trees whole,
sale. Plant them ou the strecfg. i0
homo talda. in school and church
uoAldl in vacant lnts aud in parks
plant trees everywhere q use Is need
Heed now. ms club sisters tho "Wai
of the lonesomf Pine" for Help al
the namr limV a. NOT IAN o. hear thi
cah iu Nahr own communities Tor trees
tnth arc iu behalf az Tesss and futurs
IfcNaas
NtHhMk That to each of you this
New Year oiled with scrvicci 60 oui
FELLOW men. may hring 4 great happl.
lnrgs. / am,
sincerely your co. WurAcr.
FLCRENCE g. lLcoRE. President
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
INVENTOR or STOCK TICKER
UlEs At ADVANCED ACE

~ TIf AHTI|IIIII IfII7
hHHlItfff.N E 81. JON. 4.-Tho
ltrs HimNrl fI.Ir f4lW0 fhrnin.lIsf
Nnd gaurrlW credited NJ Soc Inventor
~ fnr rlUrffl0 HOrE fIUHOr NI"I hNrH
to-day nt fhr 1850 ~ Nl V0ar o.
Laws waH FrHauHlHd u1m HlamI unle
VorlfY nrl PRINCETON Theological arm-
mary and held degrees from Colombia
university Enlt tininuai Mf I.rl
ronege apd Washington and loe tnl.
yoffltv
lcKprI Imenfs ly Dr Laws. leading io
perfection OF tho stock ticker nr aSF-
tenn of imgifuneaHH ffieruphiuH NJ
market rnuorH Wtre performed before
nia tnfrlnDs into ihe ministry. For
thirteen years hr SERVED HH president
Of fhe rnlNfrHfp uf Missouri and later
aa president of Woaimuistei college
lad Fulton. $50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
DETROIT TRACKS cRoss
CESPiFL ikJU.C TON

Nr The Associated lffas
DETROIT Mich Jan p Guard.
90 ~ about 200 clty policemen 100
todny l1ld tricks 40 netfoItH new
municipal airNDt railway HcroHs ifnfkn
~ She Detroit United Railway tom-
nany az 81 lean and Mack avenues.
after Circuit Judge Harry j pinge-
Hnau had leFuNd Hn injanriiNu roe
sirninlug tho citF from crossing ihr
tracks While the work wac hs.nn
accomplished ~, . hurdifg aesiffani
EeusFal MANAGER 90 tile Detroit Inlt.
"a railway. who had in his pocket the
restraining order. WHs Virtual nfIa.
onef un Belle isle dur hr eaid, 90 hla
being tuken % the park Psi the police
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

I---.l-l.r AI.,- ~ N .Ug,. 49,
,. r.ee vor3. A. ti 80.
f,.n ~ ILL M. ae,,;s., i,o.5er
fr v. 6tlo.. a'b.. 81. 49,,
e. Kans. .eet.,as u se,r nv s.c3s
of ,bo ,.o,.o. ebi,b Ks i,.,,, ~,
ai.s,tto.. y. d,s s.str ,tsg" X,
n Imo Are mjDls ~
ther tban rs.srs.r Ails@ aaos
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
PERISH IN FARMHOUSE FIRE

hNONNiifE. TUnna IAN E-rWo
women and tWo children persisted to-
NHF n. lif0 which DESTROYED tho
dwelling of Bud Farmer. lahorer on a
lHfw nrur NurHeonHriilo TUnn.
Farmers wife died ln an attempt o.
r0feue hnt ESQ children ana hDr moth-
Hi lh ei whom wCre burned io death.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

Sundry persons who have pre-
pored Japanese exclusion laws for
submission 20 the Texas legfsla-
trc 90 ihc session opening this
week appear 90 eve overlooked
the fact that n Ia passed iu 1899
torbids alien non residents own.
ing land IN this siate.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

There Is rejoicing ia the Pan
handle over the heavy SHOWS. but
Che people up there may have an
Oh, snow they Mood lnd they will
not awaken q spark OF jealousy
among The permanen' residents OF
Corpus Christi or The wise persons
who have come here go spend the
V.infns
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

eould An ever, direction anat here IS hnK"
lngyc1 hv
a An6 lin a cold think wod better N" '
door and ask
IN
Nko d
inside nnans mcm.'lssan & e nal~ai
M o. which thgs curtain 'nn
~fi,aae decided that there was
door & was 10 10
comr % o y
eraeIiv i 4
them when
he, ef tne fahy uuocn helped under
q,t idad aside u,. heavy,
ana Inv only
hlrrinF Then hfA made 0N me
ngu q
tconrsh. s.. b
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
UeslTEp MIKE WORKERS LEVY
FUNDS FOR ALABAMA FIGHT

lNnfANAfOl.lS. inc. Jan Tn
carry 90 "a finish the strike of the unlon
caal nincrH ln Aiah4mn and tho lrht
against what 90 termed 'the iook -out''
lp Mirgo County West Virginia. ihn
fnliad Mine Workers VI America haa
gctf lettefs 20 me 1900 local unions in
the country ieVying ON asseastatu. ul
one dollar q month for f'Vn r1nnff sn
thc entire membership Numbering $50, =
600. npHcrriUA fn u
mnde tonight at the International
headquarters hrrH lF Ilis c...... W.
TOR oi the Milne Wnrsets journal All.
psaXimaitly 10000 nctsona in the Two
ficids arr heinv snprrrted by ~ .n-
icrna' ionai .nnion. which up 20 San. z
trcnsnry Tor this pafpose
William Grccn. iriOrrRi angi Efere-
ears treasurer or thr cfrsniraiia4. sala
the assessment would rfise euureXi
mttciy one milton hoilara IN ~ which
would ~ nFed fnr s~e RELIEF nf tksala
men aud their families.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10
FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
etafN $50 $3.50
1SHTU'S HUT"

lcS looked map guide him and Nancy
tH net tllp 10 he
be- said 'hs marked The House OF
3 iu ht
Do ahead whore bnound
pushed the n Hoand ho h' head Of large
rhas auor" Nick because
M wall looked
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

LONDON .uN. =. SIR Lazarus
Fi@thor the ecientlst died today.
eir lazarus ifirtchcr was born Mar
3. 1854 10 had written eNtonslvci,
on natural Hreinvc. his works iuclndlnf
rsstallographiclu physical nnd min'
cralogicnl subjects,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-10

Cotton e recovering The mills
erc growing more busy. Tho
whole industrial situation Is im-
proving notably Soon tho tight
money times of tho enl of 1920
and flo first OF 1927 Vi'i Dee mein.
or.es ID remains 90 Doe seen how
wo.. Ns have the lesson they
Taught hY heart