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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
NrAROONs OPEN

CHICAGO, April 6.-The University Of
Chicago baseball team was to open It's
season this afternoon In game with the
Chicago Technical College team at Stage
field Rogers Park viii be played sat
urday, Armour Tech. April u; Rogers
Park again April 16, and La Sale Extea-
sion University, April 10. The first game
in the Big Ten Conference schedule viii
be played on April % with the University
of Illinois at Urbana.
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RESUME ROWING.

MADISON. Wis, April G-For the FIRST
time since the abolition Of varsity row
ing in 1914 five University of Wisconsin
crews launched their shells on Lake Men
dota Tuesday for a preliminary work out.
Coach H. II. Vail has forty five candi-
dates from whom to choose his eight oar
crew to represent the university in com
petition
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CUSHION FIENDS.

WINSTON SALEM n C., April g.
All attendance records for these parts are
being broken by the exhibition tour Of
the New York Yauks aud the Brooklyn
Robins Babe Ruth Is the big drawing
card. For the second time In as many
days the game at Atlanta had to be called
when the spectators started throwing
cunnions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
RAIL OPPONENTs FAIT..

BALTIMORE. April 6-The grand jury
has refused TO indict Manager Jack Dunn
Of the Baltimore club on charges of work
ing on Sunday In a baseball game At
Oriole Park April 3. Efforts are being
made by various organizations to sup
press ball playing here on Sunday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
NEW WORKERS WIN

BOSTON, Mass, April 5-New York
two matches Of the national court ten
mis- singles championship tournament on
the courts Of the Tennis and Racquet
Club Tuesday. c. S. Cutting Of New
York won from DR.. G. s. Derby Of this
city. G3, G-3, so, and Fulton Cutting Of
New York defeated K. w Cutler of Bos-
ton, 20, 6-1, 60, G-3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
AMATEUR {Q)RB


The Shelbyyille Nationals would Ike
to get into communica tiOn with Plummer,
who pitched for the Arlington club, and
also Wernke who pitched for the Marmon
club last year. Address h. ". UlIrich,
manager, Shelbyville. Ind.
The Nationals are now booking games
for Saturday and Sunday afternoons with
arst-class State clubs. They plan on basis
Of 90 and 80 per cent. Any frst-class
teams wanting games which are to be
played at our new bail park, write.
Weber Council. Y. NJ. /, defeated the
Norris street NJ Z. team Sunday for the
second time this season. For games with
the y NJ. l. team address William Smith,
1907 Bridge street.
The Highlands desire TO meet some fast
junior team Sunday afternoon. Call Web
ster 1896 and ask for BIZ.
The I. o. o. F. Lodge viii have a
strong semi-pro team in the field this
season. and the management is now
booking games with city ana State teams.
Address Ray Pittman, 1144 South Senate
avenue.
The Federal Athletics, a fast semi-pro
team, viii travel out of Indianapolis this
season. Manager Dawson has several
players of minor league experience ON
his roster and expects the team TO 20
big. The big part Of the pitching work
will be taken care Of by La Rue, for
nerly Of the University Of Virginia
The Feds will practice at Willard park
twice each week until they open their
season. Their first session will be hela
tomorrow evening at , O'Clock. Managers
Of ali fast semi-prO teams in the State
tie, preferred, should communicate with
II. Hill, indianapolis postOfiice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
BISCUITS, GETS CHANCE.

NEW YORK. April o.-"Strangler''
Lewis, heavyweight wrestling champ, will
defend his title here the latter part of
April against Stanislaus Zbyszko, it was
stated here today. The match viii be a
benefit affair for Irish relief.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
BOUT POSTPONED

CHICAGO. April e.-The ffteen-round
bout between Bob Roper, Chicago, and
Al Roberts, New York, scheduled for
April 10 in New York, has been postponed
until April q, owing to slight illness of
Roberts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

AUBURN, Ala, April 6.--Indiana lost
Its third straight game on the Southern
training trip when Auburn took a close
game from the Ioosiers by the score Of
2 to 1 Tuesday. The game was n
pitchers battle and one of the best
played games on the local lot
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
sIX-DAY RACE.

CHICAGO, April 6-Pning up 241a
points. Cory and McBeath, Australians.
today continued to lead in the slx-day
bicycle race Reellns and Degraeyes,
Belglans, were second with Il points.
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Spring Baseball
LEAGUE EXHIBITIONS.

LEAGUE EXHIBITIONS.
Cleveland Americans. Observation-Disclosures. ;
Mobile tSouthern ASsociation) ......-..
New York Americans. I
Brooklyn Nationals.
New York Giants Second team. .....14
Chattanooga Southern Assoctauon)...
Washington Americans. ................ 2
New York Nationals. .....-......-......
Philadelphia Americans. ...............12
Philadelphia Nationals. ................ {
Philadelphia Americans I'D team I'LL
Baltimore Internationally. ............
St Louis Americans. ..-.......-.....-..
St. Louis Nationals Observation-Disclosures. o
Chicago Americans Observation-Disclosures. 8
Little Rock (Southern) ............ o
Toledo american Association ......... s
Augusta (South Atlantic Association.
Boston Americans 40 innings) ....... .
Rochester Internationally. ............ s
Louisville american Association 49,. :
Birmingham (Southern AssociaLon) 49,. g
Pitts6urg; National s......, .....-....... 2
COLLEGE GAMES.
wabash, Z; Purdue, I.
Auburn. . Indiana. I.
Maryland, S; Dartmouth. T.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
ROGASH DELIVERS.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Lou Bogash Of
Bridgeport, Conn, knocked out Jimmy
O'Gatty of New York in the thirteenth
round Of a ffteen-round match here last
night Bogash weighed ISL pounds and
his opponent a half pound less.
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READY TO CIT.

HUTCHINSON. Kan, April 6.-The
Cubs were t. tackle Wichita Of the Yves,
crn League here today. Eyers has thirty.
five players and said he would soon start
welding the ak
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Los ANGELES. April eddie Rick
enbacker, extracting driver and American
ace Of the World War, will referee the
national championship sprint races on the
Los Angeles speedway next Sunday, it
was announced Tuesday.
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DUNDEE VS.. RAY.

PITTSBURGH Pa, April 6-Johnny
Dundee. New York lightweight, has been
matched with Johnny Ray, Pittsburgh,
night.
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sOx TAKE ANOTHER.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April 8-Whil.
SoI regulars defeated Little Rock here
yesterday 5 to 0. The Sox were to open
a two game series at Memphis today.
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90 di Y Nexs,
- ~ -- - I'D So l~~~~Ssf2

former business manager Of the Clncn-
natl baseball club and a pioneer IN the
national game. The memorial may take
the form Of a bronze bust at the ball
park.
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BANCROFT FUND STARTED.

CINCINNATI. April GA movement
was started here Tuesday to erect a
memorial to the late Frank c. Bancroft.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Members of the Indians scattered
quickly Tuesday. following the baseball
luncheon in order to get located for
their long stay in the "NO Mean city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Gone to the ball game. where you
ought to me-" is the booster tag being
distributed by the opening day commit
tee. It's Il novel scheme that IS bound to
get results. IL will be hung on office
doors next Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Mayor Jewett has invited Mayor
Thomas Of Columbus. Ohio, TO come to
indianapolis next Wednesday to see the
Indians maui the Senator'S.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

It was plainly seen that Hank Schrei-
Der was not a stranger in indianapolis.
The barsebau boosting delegation was
not the only party to greet Hank at the
station.
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Don't overlook the fact that Ty Cobb,
Ownie Bush and other Detroit stars viii
be here for play Saturday and Sunday.
If the weather is Gear and warm Sun
day the park is expected TO be thronged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Owner Smith says he would not trade
the Washington Park playing field for
Dixieland's entire stock. GrOundketper
Dave johnson has the diamond mancured
In big league style.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

The Indianapolis boosters believe they
have a fine chance Of coping the Ameri-
can Association trophy for the highest
opening day attendance. give Us the
weather and Wen do the rest" they say.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

few Of the Indians found time TO
take a short workout at Washington
Park late Tuesday afternoon. The entire
squad was called out for practice this
morning and sent through fielding aud
batting drills by Manager Hendricks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

The Highlands desire TO meet some fast
junior team Sunday afternoon. Call Web
ster 1896 and ask for BIZ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

All kinds Of cups are being offered for
opening day stunts, thus proving that
there is still some use for cups
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Demand for opening day tickets is
heavy, but Washington Park is big
place and Secretary CIauer says there are
plenty Of choice seats available. It's
a wise fan, though, who gets his seat
early.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

The American Association umpires are
to confer next Thursday to tune up on
the rules. Here's hoping that Indian
apols draws 4 pair with good eyes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

" IL IL 4 1-A-AA@s9s
Wabash, Z; Purdue, I.
Auburn. .; Indiana. I.
Maryland, S; Dartmouth. 7.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Manager Greeley of LOew's State
Theater today extended an invitation to
both the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
players to attend tOnight's performance
there as guests Of the house. 1t will be
a box party aHaIl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-03
TULSA'S KNOWN
DEAD BUT FORTY


people, or homes which were rented
mcnburs said
Tine committee ~ seven also voted
60 employ Immediately az cxtu police
men 30 members 81 tho American lr
gion . sum for their pay fOr 500 days
WAS appropriated after which cfforis
will Dc made o. continue them win
clty funds
Spvakera at tho forenoon meeting
talking m nlain terms lsid tho cause
for ahe rioting and torrhink 40 the
aiure ~ tho cliy and eHuntf iissco
0fnrcrs to function with au auatheti.
utfitudo toward AwirHsursa and lax
laW enforrcmoui hy the c.tizcns them
aaivcN as a contributing factor
Thirteen hodics ~ nogroca were
buried in the city cemetery TODAY Tine
a,t was without ceremony O. holns
said ,hat f"rilns possibly might caro
nap &c tho burial were attended hN amy
ostontatinu The hadlca were Inferred
30 plain wooden boxes
with the death llat nxpd tunish, az
80 two uidtlonal nosroes having dicd.
fiom wounds late to-day a was re
gardcd ss possihie thni The dead might
ho Increased atNl further with tho next
mateh 500 wounded hnNo injuries tha
mlFht prove fatal
Falne ~ lh. rrst hirh estimates ~
the number Killed to oiand Hp was
accounted for by the faci that no body
vas found in 3 comprehensive search
of tho devastated district today u mad
ntrn penry,d according 90 local ffi
ciuir that many negroes were shot to
death an' their bodies burned ns their
hoinc. Vrfe nred
Tulsa tonight had rogalnrd us nor
mai appearance. ~, regular policemen
ratrollns tho downtown district and
the msgtini laV declared yesterday
moruing was relaxed sufficiently to|
permit Business honDss ard ihentcre tol
operate az usual
About $50 of tne Oklahoma Rational
Guarlsmen H.N hrro were returned 90
ihoif home citations tonight, lVaYine
Approximately zoo men la control OF
the clt. They were backed by the
statement OF AdJt. Gen. G.. v. Barrett
commanding officer, that they would
not boz Withdrawn until the state OH
clals are satisfied that the Tulsa coun-
~ and city offi1inis are capable OF
coping with any possible renewal OF
mob violence
Hundreds OF negroes we're cared for
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! y Todd Annie Wllalscy, fhd How
crton. Emily G. Kcrfidrc. leauctto
uunat. Florence Dunn ChnH. H. Nnylor
Jos. A. Cohn. toriic % flESimmonf
W. ~ Thomas ~ V Jones Nwla i''ci-
ardson q. NJ French p. % Watd r.
T.. nlihrcv. fno s. McrAmuh,n Linton
S. Savage Margaret Stoltuifuit Ethel
Wclch. iliida Stolierfoht louise NWo
J. A. Mount H. O cook D. = Mu'-
ligln, Annie CrunkcN. DolmaF tifcnA
Sr. O ~ johnson. w. " browne le7-
aic Wright r. J.. Garrett Thor o.
SuuthFate. Courr, e. Curis Il4
Gmdys niokey Ada Parker q T.. ia',
gci. A. u Conn. s. " M'uly. Kate
Paddock. rIorm1u Muly Dclmns civ
ems Ir Fern Councillor a Fred 'nic
g.. !. Gfuhhs. W e stewart d ltmn
Rcrtcr W. a Wakcrld lrcnc u TfF-
ON "a ynhnGc IL u n7rdn 'ur,ei
J.. Benton Hugh L. iinrlin Paul q
Kr0schrli Ias ~ ra,lur Minnie iHl
bott , A unfnos u y Wood R1g p
| Ciir Irene fsenhpig ~ 49, coleman
+ T.. Onzon. ~ T. rutd a Mao
minus Cleo 3 Mcimnn 600 g. Woe
t,r,cit Mildred Seatnn o.. o. Nrlrht
lulclo Lawrence + g. TompNlns
From RohNown W e. Jones' Al
freq e. Nylnndcr liearv y. eougrr
+ % y Dryden a. 49, Roper s.
Thompson r , prluirn W a. Die
mond Edna Baker
From Bishop g r. Nicm.ticf
Mvrun 4 rolsa j a Jones' y 20
Mantius CURTIS N William
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EMILIO TABET
SHOT TO DEATH

Continued From rugo ~
I''' NrlHhi where little lutor he
WAS taken charge ~ hy the chief and
officer Esiy Tho prisoner wns then
rlncrd in jail
An examination at the morguc htcr
dhwiosud bullet wound through the
muscle ~ the rIyh' prm. one M the
icti Jaw no hall ranging downward
AMI ehiucrlnr thp bone and ono huI
ic' through ihc lott tcmpir peurtrat-
ing thr nlaln. There were other marks
on The Arld which ui first r,scmbied
bullet wounds. nui thorough cNamlua-
tinn revealed thcv probably were the
rcfult az EARLIER stages OF the fiTht
Practically an wiincssen of the NJ
iair state there we're four Fhu.s fired
huf only three bullets landed ON
arrival of Tho ambulance the mon was
found 90 Doe stlll LIVING l,n rodto To-
the saniinrmm Tablet diod Tho buddy
WAS then tak"; 60 tho und,r iaklar es-
iahlishmsnt
The dead man has three brothers
loo and George, lvins at Bishop and
another ir Sra Antonio one ~ the
hroihetH arrived IN Corpus Christi hast
night and q was stated the other two
would bee in tho ci'y this morning.
Tabci was well and favoiRhly known
lu Corpus Christi and since residing
here had accumulated considerable
property owning number uf rent
houses. lie was considered wril do.
The man charged with the killing is
well known here BE- about rs ycarp nf
age and painter hy occupation Ho
had al one time hoen n the employ Of
th, slain man. operating "A service car.
AZ the tim. ~ the killing Roman WINS
engaged nt painting and was solicit
iuE advcrtislng Ramon !s u brother
~ Jose Ramon, who several Years ago
slaughtered his family 81 q wife and
several children with ian axe az their
homo near Nehhrontulc ON trinl
of this case the accused went to the
insane asvlum, but latcr escaped 10,
turnlng 80 this city ilc was dlscov
cred here after he had severely bcatvn
up O. citizon near the cdg, uf town Ito
was rc-arrestod and returned To- the
ASYLUM
In "a statement Immediately after his
arrest Ramon said Tablet had attacked
him with pistol but that % failed Ca
shoot when he pulled thu trisger %
was fhen he said he shot az hc wnH
afraid 81 fho man l.ater Ramon made
o'hor and connlctiug statement con
corning IN. affair ho appearing o. bee
greatly excited
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az the fair grounds tonight special cfs
forts being necessary to protect them
from hard rain that fell all afternoon
and early evening.
several thousand negroes were to-
day released from supervision 81 the
military under which they had been
held for twofod purpose guarding
nng protection. given badges inscribed
police protection" and sent about
their accustomed duties
the Tulsa Rcd Gross chapter has
been completely rooreaniycd to care
fut the thousands uf rcrruos rendered
homeless hy the riot and lncendiar
ism 10 facilitate tho reunion ~ the
families broken hy the day ~ chaos
the Rod Cross viii work through hs
hur,au ~ Identification maintained 90
the y A. G. \. and heads ~ depart
mcnta have been appointed for zach
angle of the work ~ allcvlatlns ihs
suffering Abundant funds have been
offered the Rcd Cross Tor this work.
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COTTON CROP MAY
CONDITION GIVEN

-.
$500 w ivy ~
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w ,e'ns ~, .,'''' : morton ~ W''h''"
'''e "
Nurih li rcr cent of CROP Cuudl-
N"n la
cla, ~ Colin SO. Evoke 20. DALLAS
30 Denton al Fannin ~. Crapson a..
Hunt IA. Inct 7e kaufman ~ Mon
iafu. g pais Pinto 60. Parker "a.
Rockwell 20 Tarrant "a. Wish a.
dltcn g.
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Notaries Qualify
With County Clerk

The first day OF June. the date fixed
by law Tor the qualification 81 noiario~
public was q busy one lu the counts
clerks office Appointments madc by
tho governor uu recommendation OF
senator Pam numbered i7a0 hut of
thnt number only sb qualified Monday
being the only date those appointed
could de- So. unless absent nom lhe
county or detained hy illncsf lu rasre
of absence or ulncsa appointcers have
ten days within which GO uuaifr AND
make bond M, bond requirement So
81 u0o
Notarics puhlic quolifyug two yoars
aro numhrrod 1850 those qumifyiug
This yoar showing "a decrease i Gi
Followins be- q lisi of Those eho uuHi.-
fled ana madc the proper bond From
Corpus rhriAtt
p T. Sands. GitiN EuiNuf, g. Stone
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Valley Chamber
Plans -Four County
Fair Next Fall

san iUAN. Trxts June 2-rhc
monthly meeting w the RIO Grandc
Valley chamber of commerce was held
today IN Mission President !. Dan
icla somctnry ~ S y Ross and fom
teen dciegatrs out rom twenty town
and scriotic. present The presidcn'
WINS instructed at the next meeting g.
appoint a committee to take Nc tho
matter of fair for the four valley
countios smrr uidaieo cameron and
the new county of Wiilae,.
Report as go tho camuaign fpr the
trucking aud morchendisc 20 and from
Tho s. & A. n railway nt fNimrtins
was that this WINS held np pcnding the
canceling or amending of scnutc bill
loi, the truck BIN
The Point Isabel celebration 0f the
deep water rort ihcrs waa deferred
until the government drcdscs were in
operation
e. u rcaso urged gravity irrigation
for the Wallis and was promised puh-
liclty campaign throughout the valley
An delegates tn the valley chamber
arc Go meet nd greet the Toms Press
nssociniinn when tho members arrivc
I'm MeAllcu ncN week
Tn, nest mcrtu~ of the chamber VIII
hc m llnrlngcn IN, nrN Thursday in
July.
Among the delegates prcscnl today
were Jncb noti and g. O., lcasup ~
BrownHvinr H. Il lirooks a. Rio
Grandc CITY T. q. FLYNN of Mission
J.. H. Daniel ~ McAlien e ~ Syau
maker of Alamo and G. y ptasc - the
Rio Grandc valley water rscrs aa-
aoeiatfDu
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Woodmen Will
\ Haze Unueiling~

rhc locni camr. Wooamen Of the
world. win hold RI monument unvcll-
ing ceremony af Rose lin cemetery
sundsn afternoon az = O'Clock Mem
hers nre rcqucspd to assemble az tho
nan at 3 %. m. proceeding from that
nieco I'm o. body to tho cemetery.
N connection with the UNIV Sing
ceremonies The graves Of the docctsod
soverchns viii be appropriately de-
coratcd Monuments have been wectcd
fsr CeId Harris Harry cndc. H. "
randall. r. W. Dowd. Joseph a. VIII
lmma II. W Gallagher and w. y. Ne
wal Sundays ceremony is the annual
event of Che woodmen Of tho World
order
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HARolNe's COUSIN"
SENTENCED TO PRISON

ny Tho Associated rres-
CHICAGO. Tune 2--E"cvctt Hard
inr. self styled cousin Of President
inrding was sentenced 10 - months
in tho federal pcuitcntinry az Lraven-
worth hy Federal fudg" X NJ lands
aflor be had pleaded guiltY to charges
IN mrcrsonating a federal officer.
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Rosa eeYnon soeletn

THO Rosa neynon aocicly met ON
"wednesday afternoon In the parish
huuec of the Episcopal church. The
preaidcnt Mira Gordon Hoonc presid-
I'd aud the rcguiar busin"ss secession
WAS held Mrs. y T.. Hanuaford was
'rndrr 20 The missionary study Of
southern Ilighlnndcrs"
puriur the social hour Mrs Alice
Rankin aud Mrs netiy Rubortson
served tea and cake
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-03

alton OF auoh alliances undoubtedly
hsldn out fnr iie. we suggvai 10 our
missions aa worthy OF consideration
tho following communications.
"'BrltiHh Japanese as threat Ia
Amcfjca4 british Gcrman, ah a threat
to France. itallnn-Grcck, as a coun
-.,iaiane. a. IA. uolicies ~ England
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-03
This IS the Way to Make
Every Buy a Bargain

ID UY advertised goods. Only good goods, fairly
ID priced, stand the spotlight of publicity
merchant on manufactures would not dare to adj
vertise merchandise that is poor quality poor IN
make or that will not give reasonable wear The
penalty of such tactics is too heavy. No goods and
no business concem-ean thrive under the weight Of
public condemnation.
A merchant places the whole reputation OF his bust
at stake every time he advertses Naturally
enough, he is careful of what ne says and when his
statement is placed in the ewspaper-where every
in town may read-so that any untrlth in it will
be known to all of his employees and most of his
friends then you may be sure he is douby careful.
When you buy advertised goods you get bargain
because they must be as advertised
So it pays TO read advertisements Advertising
protects you.
Read the advertisements in this paper and ret the
best Of the bargain.