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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
CHANCELLORSH|P
NOMINATION STILL.
HANGS IN BALANCE
Governor Has Not Acted Upon
Senator Wolcott's Request
to be Withdrawn.
SENTIMENT FOR CURTIS

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover. June s.--The. Chancellorship
is still in the balance.
when Governor Denney was asked
today whether he expected to make
any change In the list of judicial NOM
nations, announced by him several
weeks ago. before il goes to the SEN
ate for confirmation. his reply was
that he had reached no decision in
the matter.
Among the nominees. il will be re-
called. was United States Senator J..
q. wolcott of Dover for Chancellor.
Although Senator wolcott, after re-
cciving the advice of friends.s had
prior to the governors announcement,
consented TO his nomination, later.
when il developed that there was ad-
verse opinion. many believing he
should not relinquish' the office of
Senator before the expiration of his
term. he asked the governor to
withdraw his name. Judging from
what the governor said today he has
not acted upon the Senator's request.
The feeling seems TO be that the
governor viii send the list of nomina
tions TO the Senate just as ii was
originally announced. which will in
ciude Senator Wolcott for Chancellor
IL is also believed that the entire list
will be confirmed.
IL this program is followed the Sen
ator could resign from the bench after
his nomination has been confirmed,
and many persons believe, judging
from his recent letter to the governor.
that this is what he will do If he is
confirmed.
However. there is strong statewide
sentiment in favor of the effort 10
have the governor withdraw Senator
wolcott's name and substitute that of
Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis. of Wiz
mington, and friends of this move
ment have not lost hope that this will
be. done. The chief opponents to this
plan seem to be a few-yery few. in
fact-of the Republican Organization
leaders in the upper part of the state,
and the presumption is that their
motive is personal hostility to the
Chancellor.
Governor Denney said today that no
call had yet been isued for the extra
session of the Senate that viii be
necessary to pass upon the nomina-
tions before the appointees can be-
gin to function as judges. While the
terms OF Chief Justice Pennewill,
Chancellor Curtis and Judges Boyce
and Conrad expire on June Is. il is
not likely that the Senate win meet
for n considerable time after that.
However, the remaining judges viii be
on duty and can act in any capacity
for which the bench is intended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
ICEBERG AND ANOTHER
STEAMER CRASH At SEA
U. S. Shipping Board Freight
er's Bow Stove In. But She
is Making Port Unaided.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

by Assoctited Press to Every Evening.
New York. June o.-@The captain OF
the fraight steamer Chariot, which
struck an iceberg last night. reported
by wireless to the Kerr Steamship
Lime today that although bis craft was
leaking. the pumps were working well
and he expected to reach st. Johns.
n. r.. safely.
The message said the leak was in
number 2 hold. and that her bow was
stove ifF
The collision occurred in latitude
1890 north. longitude 5000 west. or
about 200 miles Off New Foundland
according TO the message.
The Chariot is vessel of 3,545 gross
tons. and Is owned by the United
States Shipping Board and operated
by the Kerr Steamship Line. She
sailed from Philadelphia, May 2e. and
put into st. Johns for engine repairs
She carried crew of 35 men and a
general cargo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
F. ". GALbRAITH, JR.,
LEGION HEAD, KILLED
AS AUTO OVERTURVS
RE Died on the Way 70 Hospif ali
Director Ryan and Corn
mitteeman Foreman Hurt
WERE on A SPEAKING TOUR

BY Associated Press fo Every Fsanl1F
indianapolis. june 2 Frederick y,
Gaibfaifh. dr. ~ Clnclnnan ratHss
commander ~ thi Amffirur isFri1
was killed almost Instantly ard Sc
other ofhcora ~ fhe icrion Niffn =.
Foreman - Chicurn. and liTrry
Ryan. ~ Boafou and fndnna rcts
weFo injured the FORMER srr.oualY.
early today when the automobile 10
which they we're riding plunged 80
an embankrncnt on the northwest "a.
~ this city
Mr. Gaibraith suffered n frnraur,A
skull and died sIthln 3 lew mIanfea
Foreman. who ia national COMM 90
man Tor tho state of Illinois ana rhaH--
man ~ the National Financf rqffl-
mittee. suffered a fracture ~ the akus
and injuries - biz haef rnf shouidera
He D. in q serious condition IA no
city hospital
Ryan. chairman % thn hr1rfirarf~-
COnniftce ~ the ievion graa Irfiv
bruised and iacerated brit bis INJURIES
are not serious physicians sly
Ryan who was driving ihe mafflr-
said he had beer driving rapidly from
the indianapolis Country Club n0rir
q the city. in order a. rearf ~
Union station in time Tor ~. Gaifralfa
and Mr Foreman f0 board a train fnr
Chicago. BE reduced hie gpei.d %
about twenty miles an hour ho sid.
just before reaching ihe noinf isners
the accident occurred. THE car "a
over the emhankment turned asiruer-
sault and landed on lta SIDE An e
the occupants were thrown clear ff ne
car except Ryan. whose lcff foot pts
caught beneath the machine hlIf IA.
was able - eEtricate hirnaem Wlthous
difficulty.
Was known as ~FightinR Colorel-
Colonel Gaibraith uas elected na-
tional commander 81 thu AmHrifal 4
Legion On September 20 asf uurirr
the war he served in command flf tn-
First Ohio NafionaI Guard nr ClmU
sherman. Chiuic0fhe. suhaemfiunfi
III was transferred tu fhe lf-It In.
fantry and served overseas. nV Iaad.
ing his regiment throurh taa unsa
under Gre be won the title ~ -tha
hghting colonel
4 Continued on page :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
MAY PROBE PRUDENTIAL.
Untermyer Gets Authority to Inquire
Into Seeming naturalization of Co.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. June s.-Samuel Inter
myer, counsel of the legislative COM
mittee, investigating the building
trust, announced at today's hearing
that he would write Attorney General
Dougherty TO ask men and money to
prosecute violators of the anti-trust
laws.
At the same time Mr.. Untermyer
received from tue committee authority
to request State Insurance Superin-
tendent Phillips TO make special in
vestigation of the Prudential Tnsur-
ance Company. to bear particularly
on private holdings of Forrest f. Dry
den. its president. and the seeming
mutualiza ton of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
FRED BENDER H0k0RED.
Delaware City Boy Best Drilled
in Misereri Macordi School
at Merton, Pa.

Frederick Z. Bender. son of Mr.
and Mys. Frederick D. Bender OF
Delaware City, has been awarded .
silver pin for being the best drilled
10y in the Misereri Macordi School
Marion, Pa. The prize will be pinned
On him at the exercises today by
Cardinal Dougherty. His class was
designated as the best drilled class
OF the school and he as the best drilled
boy OF the class.
Young Bender will return home to-
night. TO spend the vacation months
with his parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
TnDEN Ill. OUT OF GAME.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Rockingham. Kent. England. June
3 William 4. Tllden. az Philadelphia,
the worlds grass and hard court
singles tennis champion IS suffering
from an ahscess and win be unable
t, appear IN the tennis tournament
now in progress here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
MISS DEACON TO WE'D SOON.

BY Associated Press to Every i. ing
Paris, June s.-The Duke Of Mari
borough and Gladys Deacon, whose en-
gagement was announced June ], will
be married late this month, probably
June %. IN this city, says the Con-
tinental edition of the Daily Mail.
Miss Deacon. who is a daughter of
the late Edward Parker Deacon OF
Boston. Mass, has just taken a house
al le Rue Auguste Yacquerie, from
which she will be ularrtei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
FRANCE WAITS ON 4. :.
BEFORE MEXICAN ACTION

Paris, June 9.-In view of the ina
mense French interests in Mexico L
was indicated today that France would
gladly welcome general recognition
OF any stable government there. but ap-
preciatss the interests OF the United
States are even greater.
France. therefore, government Of
fcials said. would avoid any action
that would risk embarrassment 70 the
United States in its treatment az the
Mexican question.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
EjsI VII Ut 11IUHNfF
Mrs. W. r. Hickman Notified of S100,
600 Bequest From Cousin.

West Chester, Pa. June e.-Mrs.
William T.. Hickman of No. 213 West
Barnard street. received notification to-
day that she had been bequeathed
more that $4,000 by the will of a
cousin, the late Eugene Peters Of
Washington. D. g. who gave an estate
Of $4O9 900 &c close relatives. Her
counsel left AT once TO attend TO de-
tails in the latter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
GERMANY APOLOGIES
FOR ATTACK ON FRENCH

Paris. June 9.-Dr. Mayer. the Ger
man ambassador here. called at the
Foreign ONCE this morning and pre-
sented the excuses of the German gov
ernment for an attack upon the
French troops in Silesia Yesterday hv
the forces of General Won Hoefer. head
OF the German defence forces in the
district.
Dr. Mayer said the attack was an
error. the French having. been mis-
taken for Polish insurgents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Sims MUST EXPLAIN
S|NN FEN ATTACK
DENLY Demands TO Know
if Speech Was Correctly Re-
ported; Reprimand Likely.

Washington. June 9.--Admirai Sims
is evidently in line for a reprimand be-
cause of his luncheon speech in Lon
don. Secretary DENLY yesterday, in
response to complaint by Senator
Mediu Mccormick. cabled the admiral
quoting the paragraphs Of his speech
devoted 10 the Sim Fein and proph-
esying the English speaking nations
were going to run the earth, ami
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
RAIN OF YELLOW Dust
PUZZLES YUKON FOLKS

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Dawson, Y. T., June "a rain
Of dry yellow dust was on the
ground today. and chemists
were preparing to analyze the
substance to determine what
matter other than water the
clouds had taken to carrying
about with them.
The substance was declared TO
be sulphur. picked up by the
clouds from some volcano In
the unexpIored North. Others
said II was pollen from the
pine trees OF less strenuous
climates that had found a lodg-
ing place In the rnists. and was
transported here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
$4,000, 900 DAMAGES To
BRIDGES BY FLOODS

= Denver. Colo, June Alt least $50. =
100000 will be required to repair the
highways and bridges Of the State
as a result Of recent floods, II was
estimated today by Major l.. ID.
Blauveit. state highway engineer.
upon his return from an inspection
tOur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
CuOC0L0 MURDER UP AGAIN.
Man Arrested for Looting Church Ae.
cused of Baflling Tragedy.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Naples, June 9.-Theft of sacred
pictures from the Church of Jesus to-
day resulted in the arrest of Gaetano
Amodeo and Ernesto Morvilio, who
accused each other of the crime
Morvillo told the authorities that
he had proofs that Amodeo was the
murderer of Genero Cuocolo and his
wife. whose deaths have furnished
battling mysteries, attracting inter-
national attention. since 1906.
These alleged proofs are being in
vestigated by the authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
MOsLEM EASTER FAST
FINDS SULTAN SAD

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Constantinoplc. June g.
Ceremonies incident to the close
of Ramazan. the Moslem month
of fasting, We're held at the YiI-
iiz Kiosk yesterday, The Sui
tan was present and at the close
of the services said
1T Is the saddest Bairam Of
my life"
Rairman is the Turkish naue
OF the festival succeeding Ra-
mazan. which II known as the
Moslern Easter" It extends
over three days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
DEAD IN ERIN FIGHT.
Two ConssabIes and Two .RepuhIl
cans Slain Last Night.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Belfast. Juno s-A police cycling
patrol which was about 10 search q
house near Newry last night ran into
an ambush of armed men and fight
ensued In which ono constable was
shot dead and another wounded Two
RE Repuhllcans IN the attacking party
were killed and one wounded
At Carrick-on-Suir county Water
ford. constable was shot dead while
bicycling TO his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
sunday school workers Eject.

The Wilmington. Association OF Sun
day School Workers viii meet tonight
at o'clock at Shiloh Bapt,st Church
Twelfth md Orange streets. The an
nuaI election of officers will be held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Amasements ronIghl

Carrick FLASHES Of Actlnu
). ! 3. !. !: !.
Playhcusi. The " Wakrdeld Case t
Majestic Beau kcVel
Queen Confession
Arcadia THE EaSy Road
RialtO-"A Fuli HOUSE
Sayoy---'The scarab KING
strand The White Mol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Howard Stidham Heavily Fined.

Howard Stidham, charged with
driving an automobile while intoxi-
Gated was fined 500 and costs in
Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Furniture Dealers Have Luncheon.
Retail furniture dealers lunched in
the Hotel du Pont today, After the
luncheon they VIII discuss trade con-
ditions and consider the question of
closing their stores at noon on Sat
urday during the summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
BRALIL's NEw PRESIDENT.
Governor Of Stale Picked IA,
Nations Executive.
.ociated Press to Every Evcnlne

BN Associated Press to ENery Evcniue.
Rio Janei7o, june t-Arihuh "a,
SliVa beFnaraes, governor oi the state
Of Minas Geraes. was nominated for
president OF Brazil az the eonpsntior
held here yesterday
His nomination virtually II fanfa-
mount 20 election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Meather Forrcn.l.

By Associated Press 90 Every evening
washington June g Weather h,rscNs
fOr Delaware,
Generally clogdy and gouicn haf uf,,
Srttled weather tonight and Friday INA,
chanre in temperature. semitic tn uilsiorA 4,
and east southeast WINDS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

They pay and pay biR.-The classi-
Aed ads In Every Evening.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Have YOU tried Glover Dairy Rut.
ter? Telephones 15f0-15sl. A.lv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Chinchilla Overcoats for Boys-ages to
9-choice of Rich Brown Navy Blue, Scotch
Heather. Paris Grey colors-beautifully
made with Inverted Pleat Back, with ALL
round Belt-linng. excellent grade Plaid
Military enthusiastically pure wool-for
mer price S16-on sale at $500
Overcoats for Boys-absolutely pure wool
materials-ages from to years-all-
round beted, inverted pleat back, with Mill
tary collar-Brown Overplaid, Tan Over
plaid. Heather and Dark oxford colors-re
duced from SIS to- .--.. 500
Mackinaw Coats for Boys in ages from 6
to years-a bsolutely pure wool-beautiful
Maroon Check. dark Green Overplaids-
wonderful values5-reduced from s12-on
sale special at. $500
ages to 8 years-Dark Brown Green Mix
lures, oxford ray, Black and White Pin
Check colors-former price s15-eyery pair
with seat, knees and elbows leather lined
Wearp1edge suits for Boys in Knickers~
ages from to 1S-colors in Olive Mixtures,
Brown Gray, Oswego Blue Serge-former
selling price SCION special sale at. $1,000
Corduroy Knicker Suits for Boys to Is
years-beautiful soft Mole color-ail-round
belt-seams double taped and sewed with
linen thread-former price s15-on sale
Genuine oswego Blue Serge suits-suit-
able for Confirmation sraduation-ageS
6 to Is years-warranted fast color and pure
wool-former selling price s25-now on sale
Blue Serge MILDLY Suits for .juveniies~
ages 4 to straight paMts-beautifully
made with Sailor collar embroidered arm
insignia-former price s12-on sale at $500
Corduroy Juvenile Suits for Children-age
to years-Military pockets-belted@ all
around-wonderful Suit for child-specia1
All Suits for Boys and Chiidren-over.
coats and extra Knee Pants also-are Of
fered without restriction at u off the for
mer selling price.
16-an extra strong material well made
and specially reduced in price too S1.2o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
Lads, Big and Little

Boys Hose-an extraordinary offering of
fast Black Hose in all sizes from to s12-
this Hose is extra fine gauge, and wonder
full bargain-on special sale at. the pair. csc
Extra Fine Blue Chan.bray B1ouses for
Boys-ages to 16-on special sale at. Csc
Boys Neckwear-in either Four-in- hands
or Misunderstanding Blue, Black. Maroon,
Green Scarlet solid colors. Scotch Plaids and
Polka Dot-an excellent range of popular
shades specially selected for boys wear
reduced Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Children's Play Suits-warranted fast col
or. Blue and White fabric-neatly trimmed
thirty dozen garments offered-in all ages
-Speciai at. - Si.oo
Children's Wool Sweaters-ages 8 to
years-high collar-Blue, Maroon Tan and
Olive colors, wi it'll trimmings to match-spe-
Flannel Shirts for the big lad who wears
from IL to IA coIlar-Gray Brown and Blue
coIors-military collar-made like a mans
Shirt-special at...-.... -$1.95
Boys Flannelette Pajamas-all sizes to 16
reduced from Especial ct. =. 81 %
Percale and Madras Blouses for Boys of
all ageS-Plain White neat effect Stripes,
Solid Colors-a grouping of all our $3.50 and
$500 Blouses in one assortment at. 800
Boys Ribbed Union Suits-all ages from
to ESPECIALLY priced for immediate sale
Boys Flat Fleece-lined Union Suits-sizes
as large as "a breast measure-reduced
TO- - .Sl.iS
Extraordinary value in Madras Blouses
for Boys-a special assortment of beautiful
patterns specially reduced to. Csc
Overalls for Boys-a strongly made, Blue
Denim garment-made like mans-all
sizes to Irregular price. .25
UnionaHs for Boys-the' Cowden brand
h eavyweig hit material-regular price
Knicker Trousers for Boys-all of our
$3.50 Tweed and Worsted fabrics--now on
Sai Pn n Wool Knicker Trousers. for bows in
all ages up to 17-former price Snow on
sale at. SSOU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

diets Provision is made for $4,000
commissioner officers or 1000 more
than are now in the service.
The bill shows a reduction of about
S64,000,O00 as compared with appro-
priations for the current year.
Appropriations for river and, har-
Dor work during the next fiscal year
were placed at S15,250,000 in a bill
reported by the house appropriations
committee today.
Government departments had asked
for $4,000, 900. The sum allowed is
about 100000 more than for the
current year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
Savings for Men

Mems Dress Shirts-in Percae Madras
rials-all sizes from II to 17-comprsng beautiful
patterns pin stripes of blue black lavender
these Shirts formerly priced at S3-they will
be offered special sale until sold. at. $3.50
Mems medium weight Cotton Hose in Black. Blue
and Tan colors-durable quality--an extraordinary
offering at-the pair. :............ .f0c
Heavyweight "Woolmixt" Men-an extra
strong Leather color only-priced low for
quick seiling-the best Hosiery bargain in the Store
special per pair 15c
Mems Heavy Blue Denim Overalls-suspender back
garments-extra large make-an excellent garment
Mems Muslin Night Gowns-only about fifty dozen
Ict-in all sizes-a full made garment offered
extra special price, each. 81 90
of materialfnll length and nnake-a 81 value
fered in limited quantity at the garment. $40
Color Union Suits for Men-au sizes to as
breast-speclal price .S145
Mems Medium Weight worsted Union Suits-excel-
lent assortment of Notified Grey and colors-s5
values reduced specially to. S230
Mems Heavyweight Flannel Shrts-vaIues for
merly IS and Especially priced 90
Painters and Paperhangers' Oyeralls heavy
White Tcking-sold last year at s250-regular price
now ST 35
Express Stripe overalls and Jackets-Union made
all sizes extra heavy ticking regular
prlce S15O
heavy blue Denim Overalls Jackets
Union make-cut extra 1arge-al regular now
ar 81 20
Headlight Overas and Jackets in the Massaehu-
sets Deninn-warranted the best work garment in
the world-regular price $500
Cowden Lee tUnionalls-in either Khaki or
Heavy Indigo Blue Denim-reguar price now .S395
or Mole color-every pair guaranteed wash-extra
heavy grade-reduced from Sc to- ........ s345
Mems Heavy Chevot Chambray Work Shirts
from IA to lion sale at.............. 75c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
Dublin Police are diminished

killed and Divisional Commissioner
Holmes and five constables were
wounded today in an ambush near
Castle Island, County Kerry. The
wounds of Commissioner Holes are
serious. The attacking party used
machine guns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
SLASH BUDGETS
House Appropriations Commit.
q
tee Makes Report.
Army of 10000 Provided for
S64,OOO,OOO Cut.

Washington, Jan. 2S.--With a re-
duction on war department estimates
of $699.275.5O2.9s. the army appro-
priation bill carrying a total of $331.-
2,612.62 was reported to the house
today by the appropriations commit
tee.
The appropriation is based on an
army of 10000 men exclusive of the
Philippine Scouts or the flying ca
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
DINNER STORIES

Now. Gerald. 1 hope you are not
going to marry a mere parlor orna-
ment In other words I hope the girl
you have selected is a girl who can do
something
She's that. all right. Why. that
girl can roll a cigaret better than l
can"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Extraordinary $685. $780, $50 $50
Overcoas Bloch and Coegian makes-Clothing
bodyng all the best features of these two estab- d.
Eshed ines-every size, from 33 to 81 breast sp HC
measurement-and the choicest selection of Do ~
nestle and Imported fabrcs-on sale at. ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

We have assembled wonderful assortment of Separate ous
pure wool materials comprising chiefly Pin Check
Worsteds Haine Stripe Worsteds Solid Gray Worseds with
wale-almost every fabric desired d - AZ
all $1,000 and $500 values but they y no
offered sale at the specially reduced price -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Coegan Separate from short ends fabrics
used making Colegan Clothes absolutely Woodland
made and sewedcoors Black and White narrow Stripe
Brown Hairline Stripe, Gray Hairline Stripe d. - nE
Heather Mixtures with Maroon Stripe, Brown p l. 30
Mixtures Olive Mixtures and many other shades j.
garment warranted special at...... - Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Mems Conservative Model Overcoat in Dark Ok d -
ford color, medium weight-all wool goods sp IL
offered special to close unsod sizes ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Mail
Orders
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-03
CROP HANDS
MOVE south
FOR SEASON

kNNsAs CITY Moa iuly 2--1he
mobilization of the lahor army. which
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h"ll 'frrN f'af cutting thv wh'nl hH
'N'nT h't'n"lnt mere 'h'piFh
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~ ~ W, ''u' '"' ''ln''in'n' pr Ht''
.ni'"' ""I t'''h ln '"-"p'rAi''n VIVID
'''pi"'l".N' h"'''"H'
i"'n h'' som every F''i
p" Voc i''"i''i'a Wh.i' 'h'N "i' most
,.'''' nN" Warned away rom 'h'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-03

Celebrate tho Fourlh with Fire.
works. Get Yours az the Nueccs iiata-
Nafe Co