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90.

Chapter 90.
M~argaret's interest In the life wnich
sesthed and flowed about her was IN
tense. Her visits to the great metro
politan city had been short ones social
IN their nature. This running ABOUT
hunting an apartment was to her z
game delightful to play. AL her life
aha had lived in but two houses. 10 get
this insight into homes so different heio
a unique fascination for her. Ana
nnally when she settled upon q quaint
studio apartment OF Ave rooms In the
SOS, she WAS impatient TO take possess
sion at once.
Mrs. walters leased her numerically.
III YOU had lived In New York az long
as have you wouldn't look upon apart
ment hunting as such a picnic. TO hno
something that suits one. pockotoooK
and all, Is not easy"
1T haves been horribly extravaganza,
but l have been 30 economical FOR years
that have the most reckless feeling
now tina l am out OF the small town
atmosphere" Margaret returned laugh
inly, yet withal a little conscience
stricken because Of the exoroitant rent
she had paid. Il guess New York has
turned my head"
You won Z De tho NESI OHc-HOI A'o
last-to be affected by the big town
But. my dear Margaret, why shouldn't
you have what you want: From what
you have told me you never have spent
| your income, but have saved 1t because
Of Joan. II Is absurd for o TO econo-
mike that she may spend. Anyway. she
is bound to marry: she's h sort to
appeal to young men. She Is abso'
lutely fascinating because OF that
impudent independence OF hers. But
even should she not marry. why deny
! Yourself everything while you are
! Young? You must not forget she Is s
vary capable person."
For the first time since Janet Walters
had spoken OF Craig Forrester's letter
: Margaret felt the old liking for her
And it had been that why deny your
self everything while you are young"
that had reawakened it. Youth had be-
come an obsession with Margaret Hay
/ den. age an ogre to be fought OF con
~tinuously.
oh. but that place is lovely" Mar
garet declared. going back 10 her de
scrlption OF her studio apartment. "Th'
most wonderful bow window overlook
inE the park. Il great big fireplace tina
really works and burns big logs thu
agent said there weren't many In New
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SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth
HOW WE WOMEN ARE GOING TO HELP

start the blessed circle Of employment
more Idle mills starting up, more Ca
pacity TO buy whore that Is lacking, and
so on dixie the picture OF the little
girl holding the tin OF someone's clean
Ing powder with u picture on her tin OF
a little girl doing the same thing. 1t
always fascinated me to think how far
hat Went).
An eighth OF an inch on the end OF
Ceopatra's nuse could not have more
far reaching effect on changing tho his
tory Of the world than ali inch on
women's skirts By the way I always
thought the idea was that II C~leopetra's
nose had been n little longer the history
Of tho world would have been changed
but I came upon the quotation the
other day and II read5 IF the nose Of
Cleopatra had been n little shorter it
would have changed the history OF the
world
I Suppose We Ought TO Be Glad TO
DO II
II women can really do all this by
wearing their skirts longer l suppose
We ehould not resent that change az
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Withdraw Opposition to
Musgrave Appointment

Special Dispatch to the lntelligenCer.
Washington. u. e.. Nov. S.-CharIe
a. Musgravc, OF Parkersburg, recently
nnpointed To n position IN the federal
6,rc,u hy Director Haynes, arrived to-
dey 10 take IN his duties. For the pres
emit he will remain here. but is subject
TO he ordered to any part Of the country
~ any time. HIS duties are clerical.
Protests mad" last week to the Two
West Virginia senators against the ap-
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| polntment OF Musgrave, by leaders OF
one Of the two party factions in Wood
county were later withdrawn, following
talks had with those leaders by the ap-
pointee. Musgrave was formerly in the
notIonal revenue service In West Nlr-
vinia as n field agent, but at the time
OF his appointment to his position was
city clerk Of ParkersburR
Gritf r. Smith has resigned as post
master or Point Pleasant. his reS!gna-
ton to take effect at midnight OF De-
cember 3lst.
Senator Howard Sutherland was In
| Clar5shurg to-day TO address a local
business mems organization.
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Pattern 1881 was u,ed 20 max this
attractive dress. Il Is cut in ( sizes:
s. 10. - and IL years. \ IL year size
Will require Al yards OF 40 inch ma
terial.
Serge. prunella. tricotine. mohair'
taf;eta and crepe. also linen and ging-
ham are good for this style.
4 pattern OF this Illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt OF 12c in
silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
l. cents TO Intelligencer office. Wheel
Ing. w. Va.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
I,ack OF stamina

am about : months pregnant. l
wish II there isn't something I can get
from the drug storo that will help me
endure those hard labor pains during
confinement?
Answer-When an athlete loses his
virllity and manly vigor he goes stale
or goes soft" 1 never lived In any
other age but this Of ours but 1t does
appear to me that since the war we
have become n. pretty stale generation.
Wo dread the slightest pain. we have no
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WILL an APPEALED.

ia st Liverpool. o., Nov. 2S.-Police
CAPTAIN Norman Mcfarland. dismissed
from the department last night by SAFE
" director George l. BroSaw, on
.Aarges OF Incompetency. t~nsubordina'
tion and TSlect OF duty. announced TO-
night that he would appeal his case 10
the Civil Service Commission.
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HEALTH Talks
Rational beings were made for mutual advantage.
THE RIGHT OF MOTHERHOOD
By John B. Huber AM,MD

nerve. no gumption. I will warrant mat
Just before you were born your motner
didn't worry about such things as Twi-
light Sleep. Put yourself In the
Of a good family doctor who Will, wnch
the time comes use such means On
GLIDING medicaments) AZ will relieve
YOU Of any pain beyond that you can
easily bear. Most women are brave over
the natural process you are about 10
undergo-proud to be. Your request
quite surprises ME.
sctna BIAda-
Our second baby died after living II
hours. The doctor said II had an OPEN
ing in the spine. that had never grown
together and 1 AM afraid hat II I was
to have more children, tho same thing
might happen, so please tell me II u IN
lust a fall or "A freak Of nature.
Answer-The child which died had
spina blhda, a c%ongenital defect OF the
same nature as cleft palate, or harelip.
Tho membranes covering the spinal
cord are intact and whole: but their
usual bony covering is deficient spina
biAda does not necessarily occur by rea-
son Of any hereditary ailment. Though
this is serious condition, much can be
done for it by medical means. n fail-
! ing these, by surgery. Should other
! children come to you they Will MOI
! be likely to have this deformity.
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bitterly as hitherto nave when l
thought of going back to the germ
laden, Curbstone-SweeptnB long skirts'
We can think Of them rs a badge OF
a high martyYdom If VIZ lind we really
have To.
Only [ don't see why we could not
have those extra inches that the Sood
OF the world demands put on some other
portion OF our clothing.
But Why CANT That Cloth BE Put
somewhere ElseP
WHY not In the sleeves? Surely II we
went back 10 those ho"Hskirt S!ee'e'
which Won will nnd yourself wearing in
that pennygraph OF you taken "heh you
were "a. we should start plenty or mills
agoing. Maybe We are gently guided
that way by the fire ia the lower part OF
the sleeve which Is 80 prominent this
year.
or speaking Of hoopskirts. why mol
fuller skirts, instead Of longer ones
Wouldn't that help just as much:
But whatever tho fashion leaders anc
! the business men assembled In conclaVe
decide that we shall wear (was there
ever AVIATION without representation
moro angrant than this and yet thu
voice OF revolt Is seldom raised, ant
when II IS. II Is Il voice crying OUT II
the wilderness without honor and with
! o,t rollowcrs) 81 we lind that 1t take:
more cloth we can get some satisfac
ton out OF the feeling that we ar
helping the world just "a We helped /
! during tho war by wearing clothes a
sea Mt IN every way as possible. Pre-
sumabiy that was decided IN the SANE
kind OF c~onclave.
Tomorrow-Don't Get This Habit o.
Let It Get You.
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All INQUIRIES addressed to Or. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however. owing to the great
number received. So. X a personal or
quicker reply IS desired. a. stamped ana
self-addressed envelope must be en-
closed with the qu~estion.--Ths Editor.
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Drew the Line There.

'Dld she accept all youF presents
'TyerythinE I offered her until II
rame 10 nv name."-Boston Transcript.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
SINToN

SPECIAL To The Caller
SiNTON. Texas Jan 11 Tho re-.
viFul meetings hcinF held ~ snton
hy nr Thr0dor, Copeland n nnuaa
and Geo. y. Hlcdsoe nf Iactsunvlur
VIII rioFr sunday nirht after having
continued Tor three wcekH More than
three scores Of men. women ana chI-
drcn have united with the churches
uf the town ur Copeland wan leave
Monday fnr n few DAYS with his fam
iy nt Dallas. and from there b. Will
30 90 West Virginia f0f n series of
meetings. but viii return io TeNia fnr
morung in Corpus Christi during
March
Tho Htato Understandable snrus
having Hcpuin tho girls and bows
debating rlrlw fOr tho rnmlne wear.
tho san pntricio county intorrohni
astic leori's wiil have a debating club
fnf eons-r girls and another dobatlng
club Tor senior boys Tho loving cup
nuviug been won hv iho Mathis rlris
lnsi year 10 win be- Kept aH tho covct
~ nriTo for The girls ana tho state
Bank Of Mathis VIII furnish q lnelnE
cup Co. De- presented Co. tho wlnnlnr
team of the senior huYa' debating clut
boz The county Much Interest hns been
mnnifcatcd in the work of the league
duo largely tn thc untlriur efforts of
The county superintendent Mrs Su-
alu sippH
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pocuMEN1a rllrn.

Drf nf tHlaft IT, 81 Willis tn Ice
Nrrhurr trustee for Wnl0 Nrwhurs
iDNiH. hrHHnciarr '0t @ hl0cl o. bluff
portion NJ Corpus CHRISTI $40.
Contract of extension uf Item; 7. AZ.
NnlH Hud Mrs. j.. 81 Jarrett Huutl
h1lf nf SECTION 100 uf tho D.. y Bishop
l'rlO Alto subdivision,
rrHnsfcl ut mortgage note; Gutrun
a. Iltlr company iv lt H baldwin o.
q. d Merf.mHn aouih nnlf of north
OaHt quarter end norih half nf south
east quarters ~ section 63 nrlsc0ll
PASTURE. tff2A.14.
Ilelensr nf ycnfnrr uan; Mary o.
jackson to H. H. smith, cast hale oi
section nf Che Roberts a White sgh
fNitlon of the Hoffman Pvironim
ranch
Rolrnrr ri vendors lien. Efik Nel-
SON 40 y. =. Peterson iufs l9 ~
ani is lloeh :. Eva addition to kinEs.
willie.
Warranty decd. CLAY Roberts 90 ,
H NohcftH iUf .. Baldwin Is Moore
farm lnfH. ST. i0n
Warranty derd CLAY Roberts DO J.
~ Roberts Too o. Oan firm tracts. $40
Warranty decd. Cuf ROhrrtg in J.
r Eohorls Tots 20 t2 nnd 2a section
D. 0f tho finur nuii and llnCiual farm
aud guripn tracis, $40.
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GOOD CITIZENSHIP

Service 70 ones community
may be expressed and given tang
ible substance in various ways
but the most valuable service
which any man or woman may
render 20 the community IN which
he or she may live is the service
If good citizenship
Under the laws of Texas. citi-
zenship is predicatcd upon the
payment Of a poll tax and the
man or woman who doea not
possess such q crcdeniial Is with
ont voice or Influence I'm the dis
charge ~ The duties and privi-
iegos Of citizenship
The time when citizens of Tex
as may qualify themselves for
real citizenship for the period Of
one year fast is drawing 20 a
close.
These observations which are.
al course patent 20 every
thoughtful man and woman are
worthy of special consideration
by public spirited citizens OF Cor
pus Christi. Within the next few
weeks. we shall be called upon
20 select those who shall have
charge oil our public schools and
those who shall guido Che dcsiin-
les Of the city for two years
I'M the opinion Of The o. dcr.
the next two years win constitute
an exceptionally important per.
iod IN the history If this city.
What is done hy the city's off.
eial representatives, during that
time may determine Corpus
Christi's ultimate destiny Big
things await tremendous oppoi
tunitios hang In the balance. How
shall these things be disposed OF.
how shall these opportunities be
appropriated, are questions which
viii call for tho city's best brains
and hroadesi vision
The citizen who is without the
right ard power Of expressing
citizenship is civic parasite.
Such person is q common la.
biliiy
What is going 90 be your status
during the present ycarl Are you
going 20 be q community liability
or community assot9
You have seven days in which
~ answer that question
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PORTLAND

special To The Caller
PORTLAND. TcKha. Jan eg-Mrs.
Gordon lnanFsf and little daughter.
eurdinr. ~ Houston who visited her
parents Mr nnd Mrs So critics The
ia'i month. VIII return home WedneH-
dHy.
M and Mrr. stove j. Marriott Of
Corpus Christi Cnmo Wcdnoadnv A.
fisli hr ana Mrs. A. J. Marriott Tht'
wiz roturn SUNDAY
nr md Mrs. Thos Kirk hive u
cUiNrd word from tholr son. Lln4d
who lH a student of thc University ~
ffNan af Austin that Dec PLAYED wIf
Noff.
Mlaa Pearl Favor ~ Taft spent Tues
dnf afternoon hero
There was large attendance al thc
Red Cross social club Thursday after
noon 1t tho home NJ MIS- Th0s. kirk
Thirty f0ur members and visitors w4ro
urOsrnf Current rf HufH Werp given.
'Ihr nuatOHf assisted hN Mechanics "
p. Kirk g. Tuwnrdin and W. H.
Mnrrie. served n salad onurao. cake and
coffee. Tho out-of. town guests wer,
M.e GnrdNn inanNa ~ Houston aud
NrfiaWca ~. o.. and lj g kirk and
Steve 4. Marriott Corpus Christi
w ?. Gar~oit oi CorpuH Christi Ma
nov" or NN"iHfhH wednesday
hirs Duncan WacNnr nnd son Obj
cool lr who vIalted 81 N coffee inc
family returned in Hudson. ~ ri.
Tn0sdfE morning.
N ~ Harris 20 cnruua Chrigu va
"a visitor hrrn Nednesday
Nlsa irous iaenberg ~ Corpus Chria-
10 unH tho ruont ~ Misses ELLA Nuy
snh Marie iindsrv "wednesday
Mrs % g. KIRK wln accompany hgf
daughter Mlsa lncV Wlurh. a. Sher.
man SUNDAY. where Miss inez VIII enc
Cow Kidd Key college and take o. teach -
er .H course in mufic
Miro Edwin a McCamphcN ard Httlc
dauehtrr Catherine Anderson 90 Gore
nHH christi wcrr ruOatH in thr Cory
home Wednesday
custer a. TnwnH0ln vs. ~
nnlrHf 1lm Grlffia Grnrge strain ant
Nof Pierce returned ir.day from THEFT
trIp tn MrSIeo. Thoy report fine
frlu
Tho enfprtnInmont ard hook fupnof
eitfn nf Tho school house "Wednesday
ulnht Nus largely attended and enc
loved More than $50 was realized
from tho sale ~ TIE boxes
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AUCTION

January 20, 1880 P. M, at
Mule Lot south of Blake
Drug Store on Staples street,
Corpus Christi, 10 mules,
four 10 six years old, good
workers, 1000 to 1900
pounds each. 10 sets work
harness, been in use one
week. Double trees, single
trees and other equipment
for use in working mules.
Four horses; four Jersey
cows, will be fresh soon.
Everything must sell regard
less of price. Equipment
bought for use on road work
plans now changed
Terms Cash. j. j. Wright,
owner; f. H. VanBushkirk,
auctioneer.
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18TH DISTRICT COURT

Cases ssi for Monday win be fol-
lowed iu regular order and ntturuUYH
and lltiEcntH with their witnesses are
expected Zoo be- uu hand whom the cases
are called ur the court VIII dianiisH
Cases Set for Tomorrow
Number 359N Tom Mrnzck. at ux
vs " n Ehclt cancellation of deed
etc filed AuE rs. 1890 nud continued
By operation of law oct D. 1890 a..
r.. Scott Boone and Pope aftnrncvH
Cor plaintiff and Pope and Mayor tor
defendant
Number 506e Joseph T. Garrett 80.
H a. Gnegcr Wiit Cor specific PEER
formhnco ~ contract filed Nov 20,
1919 and continued hv consent Sept
49, 1920. 90 "a scott Boone and pupe
attorneys f0r plaintiff Mcdonald md
NichorH nnd SiaNtnn iihmsoll and
Odrll for defendant
Amuher d01l q = Rishop Ve q No.
Davis upHunfn Goo trV Tito and see
luostrutl0n filed Dec a. 1874 and
continued hy consent July % 1890;
Mcdonald kleherf and Stnstun at-
torneys for plaintiff Pope ana Suth-
erlhud foi defendant
Number b0sO. " d. Garrett va w.
F CLARK suit on note etc. filed Jan.
%, 1918 and continued by consent
Sent a. 1920 O. - Scott Boone and
poup ATTORNEYS for plaintiff
Number SOFA sam ana % ~ Mich
ak SEA a. Il Bishop. 0lod Sept rs.
fai1 and continued by consent July
~. 1890. D. Al Tayiog attorney fur
nlalnrff klchcrg ana stayton Cor de-
PENDANT
Number 5Ggl u G. Canup va g.
E Garrett ct an sult on breach 90
nHtrHrt and for damages fiird oct
~. 1915 and continued ht operation
10 law cot D. 1880. ~ ~ Uoldcn s
% Mount of Dallas and nrigsa for
plaintiff Scott Boone md pope for
defendant
Number Gbli state az Texas va.
nHn GHiv7n aud Rnfno 9nNan in
junction flod MAY 90 1920 and rpn-
flrued by operation of law oct g.
1870. Russell savage for plaintiff lnd
= y Scott for defendant
Numhor Gd1l state of Teann Ns
Angel Gutierrez Injunction filed
tune ~ 1890 and continued hy opera
tinn or law oct I 1870 Russell Sny.
ago for plaintiff and nolmas Givena
Ger defendant
Number et3s % oatman SO.
Gordon Boone Mayor of nl aupiiDH-
ton fnr rccuivorehlp uira Ori g.
1914 leave fruntod r D. Jones tn in
torvcnc Ian. 49, 1921 ~ ID Nrnounid
and ~ - Scott fnf plalutifi and y
~ scout fur Bullard
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IMMIGRATION BILL
DOOMED TO DEFEAT

D. n. Nandeuhorfo of Victoria. one ~
mo NFHociniiou'H attorneys. wue pres
ruf and said thr legislation rcfcrrlng "a
irh erndicHfinn which ives drawn u'
hy the committee az the san Antonio
ffrH November f'Ndor i've
auspices ~ the association, Is pending
ID l,NHfln and YVES nifiatco Nv Nn
ISOLATION lu good shape. II probably
alll hc PASSED, he declared,
Mr. Miller wbR instructed go com
rlunlcate with senator Morris Shep
iurd and Congressman Garner. iud
sprth and mansfield expressing thankf
~ the association FOR their co-opern.
ton IN its efforts IN beh9lf of the Mex.
lean labor proposition.
Tho affairs ~ the association In gen.
sml ere reported TO hr la good coadi
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We are mixing o. beginning ~
The use of the stout and scryic-
able piling left inltho bay after
the bic storm n hos seemed "a
long time as ~ The hest thing
ives 10 remove these reminders of
disaster, but If they may be con.
vertcd 20 fishing or pleasure piers
the solution Of the problem may
be considered entirely satisfacto.
ry. Lying inside the brcakwatcr.
they should be ideal spots for
uses such as suggested
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SALARY BILL
HAS APPROVAL

W |fNNNNNNNNN'|N NNNNN NNN" ~
cndc and tine revision of thD present
fax system Tho bills were referred
tU o. auh.cumm.ttrD.
The hlil introduced in the house llaf
week. nprropriHtnf $500 0nn Cor build
ing nm apartment house bon Austin for
use ot tho logiHlHtnrH WINS reported
adversely hy the committee on rttto no.
fnirF However "a favorable mlnurlit
given Dc right io bo brought Ont on ihr
floor again
The public utilities hlll VIII come
before the committee upNi week The
first hearing will be- held Monday night
before the senate committee ON state
affairs and the house committee u.
common carriers n iH NOT known
whether the hnUrinrH viii hu hold lulni
N but nn effort ia hcing made Co have
thcm mndo go
Minimum wage law bills eth are
being considered hy tho committee
and are expected lu ho brought oui
oArly next week
As yet thoro has been no ludion
tinn whom the university uf Texas roe
mOval question viii como up ana Vcry
lttle diaouaHion of the matter Dr. hcnrd
among The lCgiaiainla
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The kingsviIlo Record discuss
Is the cabbage question ai some
length quoting prices at San
Benito az around $40 ton and
at Galveston arUund 900 tom
The Record asks who Is the goat.
and who gets the "gravy" The
railroads, The middlemcn and the
retailers appear 90 hc boo the game
for something besides thcir
health, bat the "eravy" disiri.
button Is one o. those questions
WHICH arise rs pc-sisicnily as tho
famous BauquoI ghost and arc as
difficUh.t0 catch
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High School Notes


fNammaiiona fnr on students who
Wiin Ru0d daily rronrfa wern unable fn
uHHH ihc final combinations and others
who wfrr unnhio Co attend during exc
animation week were ulNru Saturday
ln fhr AlFn rehuoi Some cllssr4 has
large attendance while others we're
rather small
Tho official diplomas fnr GRADUATES
uf fhr Corpus Christi hirh school ARE
fiNDi Yesterday ffum Chicago where
ihrf wore engraved and printed and
probably VIII be- presented i0 tho mid
torn seniors carly in iho week.
Much progrpsa hna boon made ON ON
Harioia" The high school annual bv
William 1umNiflnH. editor. 10 .rhluf and
Jack Mayfigld hufinDss manager o.
the publication. Other members of the
staff have been ut work preparing
ruur. The staff artists. Edmond
browning and Chcstcr Mnuiry also
nuvr boon dninr Hume illustrating and
decorative work Pictures ~ the see
nlnr class fOr The annual wore taken
ItHt Wprf and VIII Doc ready carly lniH
week. The Junior class members bad
their pictures taken Friday and they
VIII ht ready fhIH wral
49, uu nid tu a. successful issue Of
inIa NeurN Iual mOmhorr or thu
sfudUui booty voted fn turn over iii
subscription money which WINS carried
over hf thc Icstcr to ihe annual iu-
fiNNl ff returning To iu ihD students.
Tho mid-tcrm Hrnigrs have reserved
about iou pages Tor "A special section
tu ht devoted tu mia tflm cHHT nctiVl-
iIr. and rllrI flffufrsa Members 90
fhiH class are preparing material aud
ongruFlnr work Tor tho section which
VIII Doe completed soon an cnrrnyins
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There is no qucs,bn that there
are too many swivel chair Jobs
IN the national government and
IN ne state eovernmcnts, but the
cutting down n the personnel is
as difficult as it IS desirable The
fellows who hold ihc Jobs
wish 90 keep them. thcy are IN the
current aud Ia close relation 90
the political powers. and the per.
sons who would see elimination
.of sinccar,s are not n earnest
enough % move hravon and earth
TO compel reductions From the
sidelincs. the fight Go reduce the
office holders az Austin should
be wons but viii NOT bc
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ton. Edwin Chamberlain. prominent
San Antonio banker was present ut
thp meeting 400 addition to Robert j..
kleherF of itiuEarillU president of thc
association. s.. d. LuoHH or BOrcMlr.
vice president Roy Mlpr secretary
John D. Weldon of Nltorn. a Do H0r
den of Pierce and Cluud MCGnI uf
A HI..