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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The church with glad welcome for
everybody.
A. II. SCHoENFELD, PASTOR
Sunday services
This is Mothers Day and this church
vill endeavor TO observe the day fitting
" in all the hours of worship.
945 bible school; classes for all ages
and able teachers for all classes.
There is keen interest and large at.
tendance in all departments. Surely
you will be on hand next Sunday and
help make another record in attendance
lo;45 morning worship. Subject,
"A Mothers True Wages =
The choir will render special Mothers
Day numbers at this service and new
members will also be welcomed into
fellowship of the church
73O The Co-Worker Society will
have charge Of this service and will
bring Messages From Famous
Mothers Of The Bible,
Organ Prelude
Mothers Prayers Have Followed
Me Co-Worker Chorus.
Scripture Lesson Mrs Emily Toay.
Evening Prayer Mrs. Leda Schoen-
field
Announcements and OTertory.
Memories Of Mother Co Worker
Quartette.
Sarah, a Mother of Nations Mrs.
Blanche Chamley.
Hannah. The Praying Mother - Mrs.
Martha Hales.
Elizabeth, The pious Mother Mrs.
Alice Kelly.
TIL See My Mothers Face, Co
Worker Chorus
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
In Full Foliage

Pretty little Joan was a town.bred
little girl and the holiday she had
been looking forward to with very
great glee arrived when she was al
lowed to 90 down 80 spend a fortnight
on her country aunt'S farm.
one morning, while walking in the
orchard, she saw peacock for the
first time with its beautiful feathers
spread out 10 its fun extent.
Running to her aunt. the little maid
cried:
oh, auntie, do come and see I
There's an old chicken in bloom 4"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05

and sister being lndisposed, I WIS
obliged to accompany father to re-
ceptiOn.
quite late In the evening. when
was inwardly concentrating myself
that the time to 20 home was ap-
preaching friend Of my sister
stepped to my side and said: Are
you enjoying yourself?"
Like a fish out of water" / snap
ped Savagely, and turned, at her pc
culiar look. to see our hostess stand
ing right beside me Needless to say,
| managed to slip out without the
usual form of thanking her for de-
lightfm evening Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
FOR & AL

For sale or exchange tone store building
on High street, 401z IT. frontage. Six living
rooms above store, Good location for pool
hall or restaurant.
The PROPERTY known as Ben Winn barber
shop, High street.
A two story. ten room brick house in fourth
ward; arranged for two tenants, This Is
known rs the BenWinn house.
Comparatively new FIVE room house with
summer kitchen. Two lots. If you are look
for a bargain you had better investigatethis
"A large two story nine room dwelling con
yeniently located to school. business and
church This property can be purchased at
a reasonable price for such property.
A good seven room house on Hoard street
Has been built only few years Electric
lights. large shop building
Six room dwelling on Spruce Istreet with
about one hslt scre of land.
House and two lots for sale NJ reasonable
price. This Is the Mrs. Ann Callow property
ia the fourth ward. A No l residence location
For terms and particulars call AT Tribune
office or at the Office Of = 3 Reynolds over
Zweifel's store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
piarrn.ani. I.

"I'H never forget ~.,id Cactus Joe.
"thc time Crimson Clutch decided that
all us citizens ought 10 cliSawn"
"Dld the boys agree
YES 1t worked out fine til To
male Tom found out where the weap-
ons were cached and took possession.
The recovery of our rights to self
preservation was one Of the most pro-
longed and agtating events in Grim
son Guch history
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
Write to Fitzgibbons Bros, Mon
roe, Wis, for catalogue of Buggies,
Spring Wagons and Harness. 7w24


CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
> In COUNTY COURT.
Henry Iverson, Plaintff.
VS.
Mary J. Iverson and the
Dark Horse Mining Company.
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of q
judgment of foreclosure and sale made and
entered on the 18th dav of March, A. D.. 1920.
in favor of the plainfii and against the de-
PENDANTS In the above CnCitled action in the
County Court of Iowa county. Wisconsin. /,
the undersigned. sheriff of said county. will
on the 10th day of May A. D., 1874. at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the front
door of the Iowa County Bank, in the city of
Mineral Point, Iowa county. Wisconsin, offer
for sale and sell to the highest and best bid
der or bidders for cash the following described
premises situated in Iowa county. Wisconsin.
towit
The southerly half of Lot No. So. Lot No. So
and Lot No. 81. saving and excepting strip
off the side adjoining the z. NJ church prop
erty twelve feet wide All of said property
being part of the original plat of the village
of Linden in said county and fronting on
Wasley Street.
Dated at Dodgeville. Wisconsin. this 10Th
day of March. A. D.. 1921.
13w6 Il. NJ. HILLERY. Sheriff.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
Al That She May Be RIaht.

Il don't like that man"
'Why not7"
every time ! see him he tells me
I'm looking younger"
Il should think you'd be pleased to
receive such compliment"
"Not at all. No man ever says that
to woman unless he thinks she's
getting old
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
JUNK AND HIDES.

We call for and pay the highest prices
for scrap iron, rags rubbers, metals,
magazines. paper, etc. Phone No. 9.
No. of phone at the shop 95.
Ia Fountain Street. KILLER BROS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
GIVING UP.

Shea woman has 10 give up a great
deal after she gets married.
He-A man does nothing else but
give up after he gets married-Bos-
aion Transcript.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
GOOD REsIDENCEgFoR SALE.

All modern convenences; in good
condition. One two or three lots go
with the.house. Good location in first
ward TIFF GEO. WooLRICH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
Now. Children

Teacher latter lesson on Snow) AS
we walk out on cold winter day and
look around, what do we see on every
hand?
Pupil--Gloyes From Life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
T RIBUNE
Real Estate Agency

Property will be listed and advertised in
this column free of charge. unless sale Is
charged. as per agreement. whether sold by
this agency, or the owner. or any other personl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
An Important Decision

Some men first fix the price they
are going to pay, then they find
the clothes that match the price.
They're the FLOWS who get the
worst of it usually.
Others want the quality that
lasts, the style that keeps shape
and they pay the price Of getting
these things. They're the men
whose clothes cost the least; they
are the men who come here for
Hart Schafrner & Marx clothes,
priced from $50 to $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05
TRINITY CHURCH

h. C. KIRKBRIDE. RECTOR
Sunday
300 holy communion.
Sunday school at 1900
1890, morning prayer and sermon.
Knight Templars Service. 300 p. m.
Onward Christian Soldiers.
Sentences and prayers
Jublate Dec
Psalms and lesson. (0fertory)
Magnificent.
"See the Conqueror mounts the
triumphs
Sermon
Rise glorious Conqueror rise.
Prayers and Greed.
Gloria in Excelsis.
''Joy to the World,
Benediction.
Friday, 1880 p. m, evening prayer
and litany.
Tuesday p m, children's confirm
alton class.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05

Comparatively new surrey for sale.
Inquire of Phone No l43 l4w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05

The church with a glad welcome for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-05

STATE.OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
= IN COUNTY COURT.
Jacob H Ketter,l Plaintiff.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-24
COTTON ECONOMICS

era q standard ~ Iivins unthinkabl-
for American labor md especially for
fha white rate - ,he south. upsis who~e
IN Dor the world MUS, dersnd Tor "
fts cent ~ he crop. This vew be
cnmc4 especially enpha sized IN me
light ~ en-" nav viniun ~ labor aud
particularly she new vision % That
siemcuf ~ thr white race who invs
been engaErd heretofore IN the produc-
iian ~ cotton
Ser tong tlme many Irsarie sc-
crtfed and quite ~ number stin se-
rppi thr conclusions q mere ans
tours based upon mcrrN gefferslifiei.
ne 20 The cost ~ produotior.> such -
Inmates NOW are regarded AS ebsvrd-
Ties by the srowers ard thr-ssre AZ
/ handing that an claims ar ~ fb~ eost
iis supported ~ an itcmired ~ cob ~
ms which conforms - tho rnl y ~
sound taokkrsplng This sttt-ns' ir
I prsris rally paiversel OH
very lsrT- s"rtions Of the. pnhlir.
and Than. even ~ tir~ coysn sradsi do
rot seem 10 realize that there u j,rv-
fbund and rp.cai revolutions xoius M
ainons the cotton farmers i, Tha eve
hiiiun ia rentcsed In thousands Of Is
! sanf4atlens - one kind or aunthsf.
that honcycomb tbs ctif,op ipfioducps
afen from the MIN Grand. 70 thss Az
iantlf cesr, 7his rev s.ew as fo3shs
~osti ~ production and. the ,,sprsisoe -
rs what they ara getting out ,rf cotton
- c1n,innousls emphasized ana ~ eth
pnasiyed IN rTsr,iranv every fne-tirx
lDf THESE organizations. Thesp~4rtt,iog-
cll effect ~ thls in i~ferminlrL the
iaffifude ~ fhe farn"r on raov lrnfOrts
ara questions in th. futrrs. rtp-cisAt
thni ~ aerr3Ee reduction can be co
ptffeA to pe very frent Au
80 h ran De- assumed with condolences
the nrnera Know that present prices
mean an enormous l0ss flshce
prlcca do not advance 60 wltere cotton
fsau nr sohf AZ rea-oHabie profit "
D.. pracilrsny certain that there vii
BE- q rne-i drastic fsdgci,0n in phc
& sctsase and the prospective out',us
J meat yf4r Y
d should hf stated thai while the
! "a H,iEllRp 90 fsdHre the acreage ihss
.tsr !. regarded hy many people a.
: 20 srcst suegees gs a Th1iser ~ fnc<
a aprfars to hnye hrsn a ~ rttHl fs.tr
3 Nyn Fqr BE- does seem II utter hns-
lnE iHd she fsSuits ~ cieaFly potated
Z npf ihs turner's had adequately az.
q rfee ats'i fho situation ihes reuid IA -
.fNftiffh tbt 40 fNt&t 70 per 'fns WIN
vas tho ohletf sought hy tpess en-
9ased VI the csmpaign such \ resfnc'
= ZION y is perfresi, ~vld-nt ssssssid hav.
X fumesliaf~il solved The question % low
/. psiss. the aass .erluss prJhsssn GOV
tnnfronfinT NOT oply iht cotton voTiG
u hw every other nufid interest as vel
u u ~ worth whlis nsdlng thst Their
N4s - Reduction ~ nearly 80 per rra
rs snd. ahilc iris dsrs show that SOM
farntrs ignored ne importAnsr ~ u
Is reduction q shnrH afsn that snsre 80
b. tsfg large number who did Not =
VI " cotton should have 20 be sofa .
"a sch an runf runsse eafr.fic" ~ pre-er
5, itr'tes ~n,lr entail tho f~duftson an
r. ftar inflfiss ifn eHnr l4sian mat
& the tarrrfs would 49, con 1pseA an
81 utaiid aH a rfnssquencf dr. se.tily -
iface ihe scresKt nrtt frat. r.
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COTTON CROP is IN DANGER
BOIL. WFEvH is MAKING GREAT INROADS'

localities
h seciiou~ ON Mis~isslpht Arkrnsas-
Tennessee ind Alabama hundreds 81
arres ~ cotton are being rf,ved ~
by tho farmcfs and faii feed crops
pla9,ed
These farmers nave becn itsivls"d %
take such nctinn 10y Tie ogfjrultufst
extension forces ~ The various states
duo fo the atsmni stand ~ couon.
southern farm Hfc today Il FAR az
sereri from onr year ago. Last yeaf
cotton pfsrsa were good bu, many
farmers held fhrir crops FOR higher
prices Today barns shooter. hundreds
of hates mat last year ~ouid have
biourh, a. 20 80 cents a pound but 70
dav could not be- Hoii for rs ctnts
This years coftcn wili b~ahe cheeb-
eai raised in history The country
schools were closed early 50 fhe chm .
dren might enter the fields There Is
pieuty 81 labor an.si per aov cbmpsred
with - per Day last year
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New York Cotton
Closing Is Weak

or ~ Ass,..is'a,i rre..
NiN YORK fulv t3 Hearing
wcafh,r additions in the suufh with
fhsir siirEcstiou ~ runrs iatorahl. rrBp
f,frimen'- over SUNDAY I'D tu sell
ing ftnm southern Sources today which
weakened the ruftun mnrke' ~ fn 10
points during iirc futereon December
going 49, bose - 1900 and 1onuHrf 60
1870 The npeninR was barely steady
.at % decline ~ to 10 points ani tup-
port from Wall street and trade circles
waa hni suffHceaty liberal to nbsnrh
ne wenk-ouf fnloa hiuR go chat oc-
1.iprnl nricf Hrfurfs during whit D
doc awhgr advanced ir ~ i3c The mar
...i pAs lt0ef hratlsh Influences pret
mitch ail tho forenoon ana fhers
WIS BINS little npposHlNH go 'he de-
rlirirW trend % prices % Wne noted
that the Nav premium over March mad
IS idencd % points whereas early ~
the week buying ~ March against
ngies NJ MAY announcing W po~gilil, -
mulch NJ 1000 hsies W ono tifn" mr.
rp,ycd the difference hAiween theae
months ~ point ON nll weak spots
during tho past week tine trade har
been ron ,lstant eufer ~ cotton 100 q
efnan scai. presumably rejecting ths
Improved situation in me goods mag
Naf
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MENrHIa TENT iuiy 90 Hot dry
g,ath,r This marih and August Ia nee.
c-sary io save tho Sonih's cotton 'ror
This l4 the consensns u opinion
among The agriculture extension forces
~ mo cotton belt
The bou scrvi is damaging ihou-
sends OF acres Agriculture experts ~
ths Missiselpnl dera predict desfrue
Hon ~ the crop W MANY sec'iors ?
infnp cool weather should develop ia
ihe ncrt twJ riorths
Tho wcpyii fnullipirs rapidly and
spreads over vns, TERRITORY ln cool
danny weather Hot iry weather re-
iar1H ths weevlrs progress and Destroy
tho young
The we"vii is no~ vorse than ever
D, fore In history, says Or T. . Lloyd
director ~ the Memphis Farm poo
r.au Who haa lust completed e tour
of tho COTTON holt
Dr LLOYD found the cotton crop
from three 20 1--WE weeks late IN sone
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q. " " Monaison

10 fhr-s letters last week a. WINS
pointed rut that r. substantial advance
lu fhc price ~ cotton would relieve
uOi o1ls the rr't0n situation hni world
cundrinne generally since then many
fiHgH have Developed 20 confirm the
fcf mat Nia We've ~ hold almost gul
,ersaiiy hv hurinsg- men ~ an clls.ss
regardless ~ whether tbsit alliances
ere With ,he producing ~ manufacture
iur interest ~ whrthef fhev have any
alliances with those iuferosts at an
Oru'ra n wennships raiifonds hnnk-
cr. inicrunti0nAi finnneiers ~ ssru o..
producers and suiuHerv hnld 1ukr 20
the "a me opinion While this ~ mon
unusual Il ls not ~ a matter ~ ft,t
unreasonable
You so high prtcrs Mould ve,tiY
Increase Tho tplum. ~ cotton p,niqE
innd would az resuii. greatly uch sfli
( the transportation finss for what They
need after al ;. nni higher freight
rates hui = suffclent rviurnc ~ lm-i
meas tu brins an ifie ears pnh idie
ships intn uae. a ssin advance "
prizes would aiso brinE about tho iiqii4
dation ~ many nhligsnpnN. whtrh
( wogid aver the AMOUNT o. iiuuld capt
Z tai fi.ainR iaio me chaHrrts o. com
I mcrce Il is reasonable that this
gpuid brlus shp,V tho ORGANIZATION ~
( many new husln.ss' oat,rprisrs and
greatly broaden the ucilvl'p " iiios.
4 thn' are already iu csis,euce Il could
Z bc expected also 80 grenflY incrcas,
tho ntipni ~ mir manufacturing r.
( dNefti"s ana 49, rpusruucnrf feduf
The amount ~ idienrsa among CO.'S
N.H a.
tlninH .tart country lu i.ufHps ~.
Ifept Germany. ia loaded up wlh nlEt
HlsDf cotton - hlelr prlesd cattof
soode. p u toi"rahir certain that tti'
fuf hla had uBre t0 a. With feiueini
tirr ulnu. 80 AmHi|rAh cetfoa mngini
Ft0 Elrnps shan fhr Inability ~ con
isuulnE iaferents 49, finnncs e. a spoi
,atyinfe 10 prices would briug anpui
siinusi iiunralaicly IL ga Thought
WWulhptisa ~ this situation and Vnnii
ifaagit in htiuglnE fns eiltpui N man
f1relgp niiis " tn csaarsty sigin
empio,me 20 ahdniuual l1tlpr end a
.Aaufsq Increasing ihe conauujp'ton d
'osr cotton snroaa
so y1n see that while fhp uritcr4a
lcharstier ~ iit- hrltsf - a. the bens
iits ~ .trous adferre ln the ufics q
fhtfpn IN uhuWlai n " NOT after an, !
tirw ~ itese prnapacflre results uu
reasonable
There Il nnuther phase ~ me hcns
feieni effefts ~ On adgnnfe ln -
niee Of cotton inst h nsps irtrrc1tiu
ara MOST Important md that -. Il
me anlf hope 81 franguiiizinE fhs fn
tn0 HHaneas ana saving ' ffnm wni
rocn- aiapsfr,rts df,pgaanlya'ipu
ihH psaf failure
Yon Hee arroidinr tp ralelntHr
flfh afuta fu HHud hysine
hsns, t1t rtndnliina w fhf sf1Nlf
rrgu D. gHng ~ 1gef We1i ahrvr .
ps raund Ewes y Yp1 nsure -
Nems AZ ihf ttry cheap prf Nhs
nave pre- aliei a. any tiuf durlns u
!H ffait ufrerdlns me ~Hfi pa
fhfss rfNni8fiona VIA ahnw fnnt ~
fpu could ro' hs rf~e'ir = - curse
sMt Wnhntt lnp. lina ~ 'ne pra1a
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f+ THs s~-reiatsd Press
new ORLEANS iuiy - the ioH
oai tread - prizes in me cotton mar
~ today Was due lRrF.lv to the e.
frci ~ rtY.~sa agitation fnr ieglsla
tian nrainsi fufurc trading although
Some Beiliug aruHe from improved
weather conditions over fhe belt and
fruu tho faths'r unfavnrnhie tone ~
Aeeklv reviews ~ ;rrde in general At
the inwctf ~ The tay. prices werr a.
'u % ,rsirfs under lav prices ~ vea'rr-
hay ana no ciuse vas about fde iow
co. OctoNsr traded dosn o. " 4i'
where Il closed.
During god psft of the s'srien.
ih mggs.i met N.s, 90 vs. ur'nHpd
aud moderate offsriner Wrrr spffie lent
tu keep ~ - % decline Thr weather
was considered better uscauHo ~ Some
ralnfsli So Tho cotton rsHlnn, - thr
snfne time Texas reported severe ~ :
trfinrnfian IN southern foarii"a ann
the r,-rlnnirR ~ deterioration an ceii
) tfal portions II the state vhioh led a
4 csfb observer 81 sistm that ihe ref
cgniaee - oondfien' In 1rrsts. July -
( would be tower than q wa. on Igur
las the outlook Tor DIV weather oyer
: tho grnnfar PART ~ The hfst Hfemea
Z 20 offset unfs arnl'is rputa from
TsfnH
The agliatien fer fufure irgi~aiiW
led 80 fcsr INST ths nuaaclal prOxrsfe
~ mo adfninis'FafNr for cotton niEn'
I DO Disturbed. rlreo loans nat hays
) he.n made 0r $40 u elnfsnplafi.at if
( almost 900 rts.. rfr against ltiaf
; which b. ulofortrd d, hoAFe~ lu the a.
. Ht...s ....Itl..H
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81 a NTt.If- flsin sopt Tor str men IN ~
caiun mflarafe sa4er AeIicsn Or col-
or.d urffsfred can g Ferry Sn.css
Npf.' hsfors noon frdsy
ArgA NgYrgs WASTE D---Th@ Arnerican
trdetJfursl Assoc alton needs several
nffnfirsd stf'd nif ~ dc nrgsnizaf ion
surk smbnH fhe fsgulera ~ T~asri good
m.n can inaks Ep'ia riansl ihos- With
Ysars 7iis lave OAK 81, Dailas Texas
Man fsg WOMAN WANTED salary sas
ftu time. lsr an h"nlr SPARE time. n4iiiuk
Guaranteed hosiery - Wssfrr. FNpss-
riense unnecessary. International Hos
i.rx Mills Nofgjsfown. ia.
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HELP WANTED FFMhi r

WASTED ff-dasiv l.erusnfnf fssr
ton. s. 70. hr A 60
ANTFlt-- tssoi Housfscrpcr for ncru~
n.nt honis. good ~ en1sifion Tot I'VE pari.
that needs and wpl,id appreciate gs.sl
Come. ~oald ,ikE so set IN toucu Ntf
esnl,. Of the normal rsdis~ that would liks
10 settle down for life in Ills citf hths'
lie business woman, ap4 have fntr
reputation. none nlipr colprlaerrl. every
thing strictly confidential, i'ox ~
CATER.
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MONEY TO LOAN
3 per cent..Loans-3 per cent
IT, tuY hifie. fepar ~ rsr ~ wnf'Fsge
finhaH ttnnss isI3iia~f~ "a Anfsfit-
hmu.u lffes
WAkTED---S Situation

Work ttANIgfs- ~ lsn HoD sfslfnts
stistdiHr norwa ffse ff4w m tnd
sH deg Fl fuftats SAINT SOM sini WHfA
r. helm paF etVshnrN ~ Al hnDi AHlf.st
student ar ailffs
r,slTiGs efANTEH. Bt po,ins mar a.
ffsrh no H1naFof - rsisn eGsinsst ~
pffitfttd tsr tsea th4rFt m fnrAe anfsl
r. frrnfsf AdaseAs liHa 49, l.Alhf 81.
Tffa~
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FOR RENT--M0,eru apartments nn.
- yemen, and car line, IA S'hpies -
or phone I'M.
TftE SAVOY rlssn fon irgms also
apartments and hEit housekeeping suites
su@ IT, Jnaparfa street
FOR RENT-Slce cOoi rooms Wlth gar
age Apply 30. Mesquite ST., or pnun- 40
ROOMS ana Furnished apartments
Colonial E'hors ss5.
ron HFNT--One two. er fhree-rsom
apartment nsar ha2 $50 l'"ld'n -
rDH Rf.Nr- Two Furnished cottages on
Nngth Beach. faf Moudas baldwin i.Hnd
zoo .Hl fhaunffaL Phone 81
FOR REST -toni bod ia0m rent tsaann-
able AppN sos South iroadnaHt
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e-srffsnso frs--Nss pFa.a1s. IA,
Csttor s.orbs. Grain. FFovisiens. cottss
seed on. susss and Coffee.
bf,scisl stteHfioR given 10 the Nh~fa-
ton ~ orders On the abov" exchanges
Members ~ the liverpool cott0n az
sofia tipn.
Fsehanre. Chicago Itaefi "a fvshe, As
s~elate Exchange. New nri~sD. Futnrs
ssroksrs Associates New vorE Cotton
Produce Exchange, New York Coffee
Exchange.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-24

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New-York tribune., 1921-09-20
Not Guilty Pleas Made
By Accused Cement Men
Col. Hayward Takes Exception
10 ALLEGATION That Convic-
ton VIII Mean Only Fines

Pleas Of not guilty we're entered be-
ere Judge William 3. Sheppard in the
lederal court yesterday By the four
teen corporations and forty-four indi-
fduals engaged in the sale Of Portland
csnent in the Eastern states, who were
indicted under the Sherman anti trust
as BY the special Federal grand jury
lagast s. The PRINCIPAL defendant is
sus Atlas Portland Cement Company.
asa for the individuals named in the
Hietment was fixed at $1,000.
After the pleas had been entered
I'D he defendants were ready to
asys the courtroom, United States At
8r1sy William Harvard objected to
.sA statement of Archibald Cocks. an
zssarney for the cement dealers, that
sven though convicted the punishment
iar the defendants would be only
sne."
Colonel Hayward said that the state
asnt WAS improper, and that unless
arrected it would lend color to sub
equent claim that he had given his
seit consent TO such g disposition of
III case.
Judge Sheppard allowed the obiec-
,on and said he wished the record to
saow that there was no agreem ent as
. the sentence in the event of con-
riction.