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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-29
NATIONAL. LEGISLATION

Not great deaf OF legislation was
passed by The Republican congress
during the last Two months OF presi-
dent Wilson'S administration. The
president vetoed the bill 10 revive the
Wnr Finance corpor: ton ON January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

DISPATCH Want Ads arc road by thon-
sanos every day In the year. Keep on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
BY j. ID. CARNEAL & SONS
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
931 w. Clay Street

BY virtue OF Il certain deed NJ
trust: dated May 18th. 1919. recorded
in Richmond Chanccry Court, clerks
office, in Deed Book 253-A, page al.
default having been made i'm the nav
mcnt of Il portion of the debt secured
thereby, and having been required nv
the beneficiary therein so to do. !
will. on
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1921,
at $3.50 O'Clock T.. NJ.
on the premises, proceed to soil tho
following described real estate:
All that lot of land in the city OF
Richmond, Va: on the south line Of
Clay Street. between Graham md
Hancock Streets. beginning on thn
south line of Clay Street III feet 2Is
inches east of the eastern line of
hancock street. which point is on
positc the center of the partition
wall between the properties Nos. 93i
and 933 West Clay Street, thence RIM
ming eastwardly along and fronting
on the south line of Clay Street
twcnty-one feet two inches. thence
from said front extending back
southwardly and between paraIlnl
lines one hundred> and twenty-five
feet G25D to an alley. the western
line passing through the center or
said partition wall.
The improvements consist or n
brick dwelling with s or roo,,,s
2 baths. etc. In good order. RcntnJ
In fats. Good renter. Fine location
Splendid colored speculative pronosi.
ton. Chance for a bargain.
TERMS: Cash.
J. IT. CARNEAL,
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments aud Flat


EEiZAnEriiAN arnt,ncnts on Fourth
and bath: room. kitchcnett, And bath;
= rooms. Eitchenettc and bath. POSSES.
sion. September LIST. Plans aud full de-
hiner. second door. First Hationa, T isns
rl hor.sAesplnr loS sa.ssy T'',aS,iys light
also room: no children.
FOR Rent. July LIST, scven-room apart.
" s9 'S Sc S VIZ, .fsc gdss" s9ysn
seen daily from 10 to IL.
FuE%lsiiED APARTMENr four rooms
Call Randolph e2ss.J. 'S'
dnA%E W. ' e chains a 5 eSSne!s
GE tan,a: W l ihlas.nesraH,g ap@r,mca,
TSS"s H'ehGa "Sisyara pay, Immediate
MONUMENT AVENUE. Yves, Of the pouie.
Tltd eSSnT on ,,in rooms ana bath
tember Isl For plans and iuii imfor Inn.
TS FAN a" s.c ,mS GI oS. 81 . Mo[,cp O.
Hank Huiidinr
RrLAND corKT--IIoo West Grace.
NNp4rtmrnt 10. for rent July and August.
WEST END-furnished apartment. IVES,
n mnh; s sw9 nsdroG,ns 80 Esr month
The Dispatch.
business Places for Rent ~
FOR RENT
Grace street house. near Eighth
street. for business apartment
purposes
bon q COZ. THE DISPATCH.
TO LEASE
For period OF years. West Grace
street stree. pIonsrsy. between sixth and
X s2s. THE DISPATCH.
htores for rent. Gordon Il, Strauso Co
JisI, East Main Street 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
BRANCH WANT AD STATIONS WILL AC


WEST OF FIRST STREET.
y. WOLLSlEFER.
3G0l West cary street.
BuRTON'S DRUG STORE,
1000 West cary street.
SHlRKEY'S PIARMACN,
7I2 North sheppard street.
BLANKS BOULEVARD PHARMACY
$500 West Broad street.
CAvEpO'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson ana Floyd.
HOOvER'S PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main.
THE BRANDS PHARMACY.
26Ol Park Avenue.
G. c. KERN.
222j Hanover Avenue
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY.
202i Grove Avenue.
II. l.. BOOKER.
1919 Yves; Main Street.
HERMITAGE DRUG COMPANY,
1917 West Broad Street.
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
1901 Park Avenue.
WEST END CONFECTIONERY.
1901 ives; Main street.
a L. JOHANN.
ST YVES, Main street.
ZINE STREET PHARMACY.
22i South Pine Street
G. CHlOCCA BROS,
Sl2 West Broad street.
V. Il. MAY X BROS,
i55 BROOK Avenue.
TAhEANT DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad Street.
COHEN co. DEPARTMENT STORE
II East Broad Street.
W. c. SAUNDERS.
23o West Leigh street
EAST or FIRST STREET.
SCHER'S,
lOs North Third street
HUGHES FURNITURE co.
500 North Fifth street.
J. IL HUME,
$40 North Fourth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
When Wishes Come True

Men and women have always had wishes
almost as long they have had wants. A
wish is only want plus the luxury tax
anyhow.
Primitive didn't have any way to
express their wishes they generally just
went out and took what they waned--if
they could get it.
Later. people thought that superstition
would make their wishes true, and
they wished rings, moons, white
horses and scores of other Systems of
their own. Children today still hold to these
fancies.
Now, when you have regular lfe-sized
wish to be satisfied, you take it to the wish
ing market'-Thc Dispatches Classified Sec
tion-and get what you want.
Whether your wish is to buy SELL to give
or get service or employment-you will find
Of opportunities of all sorts awaiting
you in The Dispatch Classified Section every
day
DISPATCH WANT AID BRANCHES
ALL OVER TOWN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

OFFICE OF
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA.
June 3. 1871.
The Board OF Directors OF this COMPANY
haS. this day declared semi-annual
Dividend Of Five t5Fob ter cent zone and
. 100 Dollars per sharcb. payable July /
1921 10 Stockholders Of record at the clos.
OF business June g. 1914.
Checks WIZ be mailed.
-. c. LEWIS. JR.. SECRETARY.
TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BASK.
Richmond. Va. June 20. 1871
Tho directors rf this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend o.
- Oh TIA. capital stock, payable IuIy !!
1921. TO the stockholders o! record as OF
June -. 1891.
Checks "iil be matted.
". VI. GODDARD
Vice President and Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

RICHMOND PHARMACY,
sol East Main Street
SCIIER'S.
Ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND IL. CIIlLDREY.
20 North Eighteenth street.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Twenty first and Marshall Streets
TURNER'S PHARMACY,
Twsnty-ErSt and Main Streets.
PARAMOUNT PHARM NcY,
2i"5 Fairmouut Avenue.
EATON'S PHARMACY.
Twenty sixth and Vcnablc Streets
:. y. CRAIG,
$500 East Broad Street
HORD'S DRUG STORE.
200 9 Street.
j. T. SMITH,
1892 East Marshall Street.
MILLER & RHOALE.
WElSBERGEK'S
FULTON.
JOHN I. KUEsTER.
2l5 Louisiana Street.
j. Is. VAUGHAN,
2ao7 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue.
j. \ BLACK n SON.
39lG Williamsburg Avenue.
SuuTH RICHMOND.
JAMES T. GODSEY.
ll5 East Twelfth Street.
T. J PARRISH.
1903 Hall street.
WASHINGTON Il EARLY.
25la Hun street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
800 Sommcs Avenue.
MARION HEIGHTS.
HAi IN HEIGHTS CONFECT'Y,
6lJ North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
W * VAUGHAN,
Fourth Ave-. and stuart street.
ROLAND PARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss side Avcnuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
.'uucIal Directors
Spc.nl >uI,rr,.

p!iA Ul'-Edwin rnaup. funeral director
and enha liner sos East Main Street
Madison ian Randolph 5GG3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Rel ESTATE For SALE
AUCTiONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

DIVIDEND notice. Universal Leaf Tobacco
Company. Inc. Tho regular uuarteriv
dividend Of : per cen, on tho So 900 ooSS
preferred stock OF the Universal Leaf To
haceo Company. Incorporated. has been
declared. payable ON July |, 1921 IN
preferred stockholders OF record at m.
close OF business June %. 1921. d. c.
Phillips. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

NICHWOnd, va. Juno 20. lugl
At n meeting OF the Board OF Dir.C.nrs
of this bank held this day IL Kcini.snnuai
dividend OF ten to,J per. cent was lie.
ClJrcd payable to the stockholders of REQ.
ord OF the close OF business June 40
1871 join g. WHITE. Cashier.
NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS's
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTING ROAD.

L. $. Department Of Northumberland
bids VIII be received at the office OF TN.
Chief Clerk OF the T. > department. OF
Arricultnr" until O'Clock. June -. 1874
ami then opened for this construction OF
an experimental road on Columbia PIKE
III Ar!.".,Gn County. virginia. beginning
about ono half milo west OF Nj. Vernon
Av"nue Road, and extending in "a westerly
direction approximately IL. Plans may
proposal occurred on aud after June 81
1921. ~ the Bureau Of Public Road us
certified check OF Ave hundred H6OO(
dollars must accompany the proposal.
Tho successful bidder ~iII bc required
20 furnish bond and enter into u contract
IA accordance WITH III. regulations o! the
Department Of Agriculture The board on
awards reserves the right 10 reject any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden FOR QUICK REVERENCE

CLASSIFIED advertisements RICHMOND
DISPATCH.
in al the
;
al wa
word Iy. DC tsolid.
Sc word iy.
Sc word
&c a
.
tive inscrtio pr o o.. insertion
$
snales in when adj be inch
this
The amc sculeo ;reduc
Cashn orpau the ordc IN
Longer torrl rate for
Adj received as ate a. III
A WANT 40 STATIONS
II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

Want Ada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SHE

business Property 81
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Valuable business property in
n.ighDoThoud OF Federal N,s.rye
bank
BOX a ec7. THE DISPATCH.
STORE property Ia colorrd ncirhhorhnad
At "a bargain. part cash. bnlanc. on long
t!mr. Answer quick II Interested HoI
y CAS- IN" Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

TO my ;rlenGs ana Martin M!!!cr
iormvr!! va !.y:.g BARRIER shop. has inr.
chased Interest in barber shop Epi
North SIKH Street. ia back ut Broad
street b"uK. k.uG!y s.Nv Inc call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Farms and Land for Sale az

! MONEY MAKING FARM FOR SALE
100 acres river front: beautiful view:
alfalfa land, crops yearly. coz. "a
bushels: wheat. 80 bushels Unexc.l:.d
Tor potatoes and melons. Thirty minutes
from large iowa. railroad ANA steamship
residences ar'rn!hn water. outbuiIdings
machinery. crops. You can start right
IN. kcasonaU!. priC. ana term. Ia,
/. 2sl care The dispatch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23

pace we were running. wneD l awOke
1t was nearly one o'clock In the morn.
ing. and we had worried through the
thirty-mlles of canyon run and were
climbing the steep talus OF Slide noun
tain. 5 ~
While j was rubbing ms. eyes. the
eight-wheeler gave another little Jerk.
and saw that Chandler was slowing
for stop: saw this and got glimpse
Of somebody on the track ahead, flag
ging us down with a lautern.
A minute later the brakes had been
set and Buck and were of. AS we
swung down from the engine step.
Maclise Joined us. and we went to
meet the man with the lantern. re
vas the fireman Of the engine ahead,
and when we got around on the track
| saw that our "first section" was
stopped just a>little way farther on.
What is It, Barty?" said Maclise,
when we came up to the fireman.
"It's them h-l-hred wreckers again."
was the gritting reply. "Rail joint
disconnected and sprung out SOS to
let us off down the mountain
thought it was up to me to go
back and tell the boss, but there
wasn't any need Of it. The stop or
the slow running or something had
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23

Mr.. Van Britt had his hand Oh the
door-knob, and what lie said made
me warm to my tinger-tlps.
"We're all standing by you. Graz
ham; all, you Understandable the last
man and the last ditch. And you're
not going to pitch 1t up; you're. go
ing to stay until you have thrown the
harpoon into these higi-binders. clear
up to the hitchings. That's my pro-
Nlecy. The troubles over for tonight.
and you'd better go up to the hotel
and turn In. There Is another day
coming. or II there ISN'T, 1t won't make
any difference to any of us. Good
night"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23

reused him, and he was up and dressed
and coming along beside the engine.
When he came up, Maclise told him
why we were stopping. He didn't say
anything about the rail break. but he
did ask, sort Of sharp and quick, what
engine that was up ahead.
don't know what Maclisc told him.
Chandler turned to go back to his en-
CINE. and the rest of us were moving
along the other way. the boss setting
the pace with Maclise at his elbow.
Three rail-lengths ahead Of the stopped
light engine we came to the break.
The head engineer and another man
were down on their hands and knees
examining it, and when they stood up
at our coming, saw that the other
man was Mr.. Van Britt.
"What?" said the boss; you here?"
Our only millionaire nodded. II
ride the line once in while-just to
see how things are going" he. re-
turned crisply. III. Az.
The boss didn't say anything more,
but he knelt to look at the break. 1t
was a trap. all right, set, beyond all
question of doubt, to catch the private
car special. The fish-plates had been
removed from joint in the left-hand
rail and the end Of the down-hill rail
had been sprung out to make de-
railing switch. which was held in posi-
tion by the insertion Of one Of the
fsh-plates between the rail,webs. II
we had hit the trap. going at even or
binary Notwithstanding speed, there
would have been nothing left to- tell
the tale but heap Of scrap at the
bottom Of the thousand-foOt dump.
Under Mr.. Van Britt's directions the
engineer and fireman Of the pilot en-
CINE brought tools and the break was
repaired.
While they were doing it the boss,
stood aside with Mr.. Van Britt, and
1 heard what was said. Mr.. Van Britt
began 1t by saying, "We don't need
any detectives this time. You are on
your way to Strathcona to put q crlmp
in the smelter squeeze-the last Of
the Red Tower monopolies- 80 Dawes,
told me. He was probably foolish
enough to tell others, and the word
was passed to scrag you before you
could get to II. This trap was set to
catch your special"
Evidently" barked the boss; and
then: "How did you happen to be
here on that engine, Upton?"
"I've been ahead Of you all the way
up from Portal City," was the calm
reply. Il thought it might be safer
If you had a pilot to show you the
way. guess l must have had q
hunch."
The boss turned on him like q fash.
{ "You had something more than a
bunch: what was tia wire?'
Mr.. Van Britt gritted his teeth a
little. but he told the truth.
YES; a friend Of ours tipped me
off-not about the broken track, of
course. but just in a general way"
The break was repaired, and the,
! men were taking the tools back to
the engine. AS we turned to follow
them MIR. Norcross said "Just one
more question, Upton. Did your wire
come from the capital ?"
But at this Mr.. Van Britt seemed
to forget that he was talking to bis
general manager.
|. '.It's none Of your did business
where It came from, !" he snapped back: ;
and that ended It. hi Il y l3.a.. "A
Continued Next Week)
-.s-1. ..-.-..- =
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23

Headaches and Constipation make
life miserable -HOLLISTER's GOLD
EN- NUGGET TABLETS will free Won !.
OF Headaches and Constipation.
STONE DRUG CO.
stagnant, decayed matter in the
stomach and bowels may cause seri-@
Gus trouble. Constipation undermines
your-health, decreases your resistance.
lmpairs your vitality OLLISfER'S
GOLDEN NUGGET TABLETS viii
rid you Of constipation. q
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

The lnat entertainment in honor n
thc graduating class Of the hiHh school
WIS The hay ride given hy Mr. md Mrs
" vs. schaeffef FOR thplr son Jerome
fchnoffcr. o. memher of the clnss The
inomhf9a 81 the class aud the chapor.
on" met ON the lawn go the homo uf
Mr md Airs Schaeffor M O'Clock
Large trucks fiiied with has convey
"a the party through the mnin streets
nnd drives of the city
During the ride noise makers bale
locus ukulelea. senior and class wells
furnished amuacment Tho drive last.
rd about two hours after which the
pnrN returned 90 the Schaeffer homo
where the hostess served ON ice course
Zoo iho oinsH coiorn pink and white ON
The lawn DnncnR sinrlur ana nnmcr
also were enjoyed ht the home
The members of tho senior claea ana
ihn following chnperons composed the
naitV ST. and Mrs D. "a Hnskin Mr.
ana MtH George TaErnri OF Victoria.
mud tho host and hostess
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25
S. A. GunSt Returns
From New York Trip

3. a. Gunat returned yesterday from
70 iriu io Daii1a Ncw YORK ANA other
northern points At Dallas Mr. Ounnt
seconded the musical convention M
Ounsi states that be- was ao busi
concentrating Zoo tho Norh Taxna
metropolis that Dec WIS iu whirlwiud
Tor time ln one building there urft
four convention going On at tho Same
Time
From Dallas Nr Gunsi went to Ncw
furh city whore be- surprised re- fame
hF reunion celebrating his daughters
birthday. There were thiruy-two at
the table Including fh, unexpected
gurst Mt Gunat states he found
conditions Improving so Tar aa the
financial situation b. involved lIs
said money war getting easier and re-
Hata from reconstruction efforts nf
commercial luterests were being felt
ST. Ounst said Corpus Christi ANA ths
great southwest were mentioned fro.
pu"ntiy 90 him hy strangers who were
travelling companions and several
times h. heard the name OF Corpus
Christi and thoN srowing southwest
mentioned hy persons vino did not
know q was the home ~ the mnn
thvy were addressing
Mr.. 0unsi has rcturnos from hls ~
day trip a greater optiinisi than ever
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25
Crop Failure News
Advances Wheat

CHICAGO May "a Crop fanui
nows from Nebraska sent the whcat
market soaring to-day although ear
llcr % decided break ln values had
taken place The CLOSE was flurri,d
os.c to lc higher with May ti.TJit Co.
fi.53A and july ti4sA 90 si84.
Corn gained 2i.c Go De-. and oats gas
to dhc ln provisions the outcome ga
rict from unchanged Figures 10 too
advance.
REPORTS that the Nebraska wheat
crop Boz having the same morbid view
that has at hate been Characteristic n
tHlsHa brought about wave of hus
Docs Iflor midday and mRde sellDrs
Durl to find
CORN and oats assembled with wheat
rradt boz puttnu shnWrd much more
activity than has hccn ihe ruie ct
late
iu provisions the rffect of lowol
quotations GOA hos WAS moro than
cuuuteihalanccd 80 the hst hy the
grain.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25
ALL TIRED our
Hundreds Moro i- corous Christi In
the Same PLIGHT

Tired ull the Time.
Weary and worn out niEht aud day
tilct nchrH head nchoa.
Nour kidneys are probably weak D.
enud
Won should hclp thcm al their wort.
q one whn kuuws ten you how
William Davis ll0i Agnes &C. cor.
puH christi TvNnH SAYS 20 suffered
tum buraucho ilat summer and mv
kldnc's acted ifrrgunrly I had 20
s'i 900 threo nl ioul uinus st niaht tu
uHa ih, hhFlsp secretion. ,phl,lt
cluaci hurnihR SENSATION. had sort
of duli hoayi pain iu my kidnrNa
continually aud frlt tired and wuru
uui 400 fhu tlmO had 900 ambition.
,lihu poans kidney pills which 1
sot at hc nako urag Co.'s Store. ro-
lvNcd me trum enc very beginning and
Mrtn hoNpf cured thH attach will
rr, mmrnd poun'a kidcy Pills ai ans
tmp."
PROV ooc at all dealers. Don't sm-
Ih nal Zoe a kidney ,Dmvdy eri
noan's kidn,, riila tho same that Mr.
Davis bad iuHttr -Mnbun Go Mhs
nnuaiu. a. N.-tAdNl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Tho mombers 81 the Wesley Bible
class 90 The FIRST Methodist church on
tertained Monday evening n the
church annex honoring AT and Mrs
Cooley who are moyinF to San Antonio
MiaH GLADYS Baker who viii attend
the state university during the sum
mer. ana Mr. and Mrs Tom Brook
shire whose wedding took place SUM
day This was called farewell
good hye-welcoms" party and was BE-
very enjoyable affair
The game W Proverbs wns followed
by q Progressive Alphabet which
waa The main entertainment feature.
Two contests. "Thc Medical Trunk
and "Our Flower Garden concluded
the games FOR Che evening Miss ucr
iha Ruff Nfa Barnett Moore Mre
Cini Holion0n und Mrs Charles wiz
Hams served an ice COURSE Go more
thnu fftv guests
> W pIttmun in behalf ~ fho class
presented gft Co Or and Alfs Coz
Icy and Fift 20 Mr. ana Mrs Brook.
shire from members of The class The
mOmborH regret losing Nir and Mrs
Cooley ns members hut are GLAD "
'hpif promotion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

- tried Tor four month"; to yet my
VIE io uy Mnyr's Wonderful komedy
which know had helped iricud of
mime who also suffered from stomach
trouble m" insisted hcr cuso was
different finally had 20 bride her
WIN new dress. The first dose pro-
dueod remarkable rUsuiia cicaring up
hDr cuinulesiou aud restoring her APP
petit, shr can now cat things she
hadn't been able 40 fuf many Years
u H simple. harmless preparation
ihnt removes tuu catarrhal mucous from
tho Intestinal tract and uliuya the iu-
uamntipn which causes practically ull
stomach liver aud intestinal ailments.
iuc'udinE appendicitis Onr dose viii
convince or money refunded nfua
gisiH tFerF whore Adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Mrf r. 70 Williams entertained with
q swimming party Monday evening nt
Hnvviow hath hounc After the swim
picnic lunch was served The guests
won' Misses Eddie Xix Mildred
Wright Ruth williams Gortrude
WrEht ARA Mnc Horton Ezra Mclean.
slrn Boil wilson. Moriiyn Kerry Mary
Grant Lucille Crcgi0w Anita Berry
Bonnie Vest brownie Nost vivian Al
Hiou and MrFHrH George purdin. Roy
Hiii Kenneth Paul Alfonso Ruir.
Gilbert Nuis. Howard williams Keith
kunipe Lester Arnold Cookie Vest.
Ralph Anderson Thomas Kccton.
George Anderson Fred Miller Wylie
Brown
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Mcmheu of tho Thursday Luncheon
cuh motored to the Lnurelos ranch
Yesterday where They wore the puonta
of hlrH r. NJ kleherg nt delightful
dinner Those who enjoyed Mrs Klo-
horgH hospitality were Mrn Edwin
F'Hu AIRS % o. flcmistcr. Mrs a. g.
iWneV Mta % King Jr Mra 10 a..
ioohrr Mrs iln, Millor aud Nr. Icsao
WomnrN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

modify markets May closed SO polhta
hisher ana other active months 4 20 g
f"ihiH highrr Tenders 500 barrels
aairf tiuu barrels prime crude. 1850,
prime summer yellow, spot tl76. July
1885, September fJ66. December
81 t0t an bid
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25
COTTON SEQ OF

'iN Tue Associated l'rrHH.
NEW YORK May 2f-Aftor seuiug
nti to B points cotton seed oil turned
firn through cnverinR 90 MAy shnfis
and s,1ttored local buying ou strength
displayed iu crude aud other oom-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

douco and expecia 90 spend the SUM
mcs NJ the ciiy. Hi family o. due Go
arrive about iune g.
Brigido zAmors, q Mexican about so
years of agc was arrested az Bishop
nnd landed in The Corpus Christi jan
nn n statutory charge a preliminary
hearing is 90 be- had in the case next
week IN Judge McCampbcirs court. Il
WAS announced by County Attorney
fiivrnH yesterday.
IN federal csur' yesterday several
huuilpgrcra were lied. Fines lmpoH-
cd Boo the eases were t3o7a. Two Of
tenders were fined ider iu each 90 two
cases making $1,000 added 20 the anti
touuiiu fund These were SECOND OF.
luuHo casvs The others were let down
easy three of $3.50 each and couple
500 and $40. A o0-day Sail sentence
was Imposed Boz on, 81 the second o.
icua, sas,a
The Bishop Manufacturing company
m Bishop has transferred GO a. ~
smith of that uluco ail dishes linen.
ruosing Utensils Furnishings etc. On
o. hotel ai bishop fof o. consideration
nf $4,000 Tho hiii OF sale WINS pincei
800 IDcurd Yesterday