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ON THE MAINE COAST.
Miss Grace ". 0rmshy Among Ar
rival. ne Peaks Island.

Special Despatch - THr Nrw YoRK lirnun
PORTLAND. Ne. Aug. ARRIVALS nj
the Oceanic House, Peaks Island include
Mrs. Christine Frick. New York Miss
Grace N. Ormsby. Melrose. Mass Mrs.
g, w Gould. Roslindale. Mass. Mrs. Il.
l.. Mueller. Mrs. Charles Santlcr Phlla-
delphia. and Mrs. Sarah r. Irish. Jack
Eonvilie.
Knlckcrbockcr-Mr and Mrs. q. 9.
Little. Crawford, n. ~. Miss Mary a.
Sullivan. Long Island Miss Luetta v.
Creighton. Fordham. y. ". Mrs. G. II.
Vaudeville. San Francisco Miss Louisa
Il poranski. Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs.
George ~ Hayes. Flatbush Miss May u.
Nelson and Miss Eta NJ. Lcabcr, Phil
tdelphia. Pa.
Cottage guests nj Peaks Island-Mr.
Herbert r.. Sargent 81. Paul: Mr. Charles
Butler. Orlando, Fla. Mr.. Luther White.
Miss Eunice white. North Easton. Mass. +:
Dr. and Mrs. Robert White. willimantic.
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Parker. Mont.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan.
Of 636 Fifth avenue are cruising on their
steam yacht Kehtoh. Among their
guests are MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Richards. Mr. j. Montgomery Strong
and Mr.. Griswold A. Thompson
Major and Mrs Patrick J. O'Shaugh-
messy and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lin
coin Of Washington are at the Hotel
Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs Cortlandt Il. Taylor
have left the Garden City Hotel and
gone 10 Saratoga Springs.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. u.
w. Mckee and their small daughter,
who arrived from Washington last Fri
day TO visit Mrs. George Buchanan
Fife. left Monday for the Pacific coast,
where Lieutenant Commander Mckee
viii become aid TO Admiral Eberle.
commander OF the Pacific fleet.
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SERVICES FOR G. w. EDWARDS
Funeral of B. II. T.. welfare DIrec-
tor Held in BROOKLYN.

Funeral services We're held last night
TOT George w. Edwards. president of
the B. X. T. Employees Benefit Asso-
ciation, and welfare administrator of
the 3. r. T., who died Sunday night at
-. Johns Hospital in Brooklyn Mr..
Edwards was sc years old and lived at
~ Elton street. Brooklyn. where the
services were held. He had been a
member of the B. r. T. staff for thirty
six years.
In 1910, when the B. r. T. estab-
itshed the pension system, he became
secretary of the pension board In 1912
he was placed in charge Of all welfare
Work. He is survived by his wife, a
daughter brother and two sisters.
Burial viii be private this afternoon.
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FUNERAL OF MISS COWEN.
Services VIII BE Held To-day nj
Chapel of Bellevue

Funeral services for Miss Sara Camp
bellina Cowen, daughter OF John K
Cowen. at one time president OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. will be
held at IL O'Clock this morning at the
chapel of Bellevue Hospital Nurses Of
Post-Graduate Hospital, where Miss
Cowen studied for n short time, will be
present ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for burial at Aiken. S. c., at the direc-
tion OF Henry i. Voorhees,, general man
ager Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Miss Cowen was found dead at the
Hotel Maryland In West Forty-ninth
street. Sunday.
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IN M E M O R | AM {.

FRIEDBERG- Ia loving memory of Mrs.
Charlotte, who passed away August 8,
1919. Each day brings sweet memories %
the many years We spent together. J. II
FRTEpBERG. I'm loving memory of Char
lotte Fricdbcrg, mother OF Philip and
Milton
CII.LiG. I'm loving memory of Katherine r.
Cillg. died August 2. 1910
IAMMERSCTI.AG.-In cherished memory ot
fsidore beloved husband and father. who
passed away August 3 1919. Gone but
not forgotten.
PECK In loving memory of inv dear wife
lydia a. Peck. passed away August 2,
1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Peck.
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sHAKEUP IN STYLES COMING.
Changes I'm women's Garb 10 AZ
feet All but short skirts.

CHICAGO. August "A revolution in
women's styles. involving everything ex-
cept short skirts. was indicated for the
coming winter by members OF the Ma
tional Wearing Apparel Association. In
here to-day.
Straight lines. flowing sleeves. coats
almost to the knees will be worn this
winter. they said. As to color prac-
tically everything shown oy the models
was black, with profuse trimmings OF
monkey fur
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MRS. PYNE AT BAR HARB0R.
other Arrivals Include Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Hancy.

Special Despatch TO TIfE NEW York HERAID
BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug .2.-Dr. w. &
Cushman and Mrs. Fulton Redman were
the winners OF the mixed doubles on
the weekly putting contes. at the Kebc
Valley Club yesterday with a card OF
49. Mrs. McCook Knox was the winner
OF the womene singles
Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne and Mr.. Percy
r. Pyne I'd OF Princeton. ~ j.. have
arrived. Others here are Cortlandt s
Van Rensselaer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward ]. Hancy
Mr.. Michael Kwaplszewsli, counsellor
Of the Polish Legation. has Joined ths
diplomatic colony.
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ENGAGED.

DE- IES-COHS.--Mrs. .. Cohn announces
the engagement OF her daughter, Selma,
70 Mr.. Joseph De Nries Sunday after
noon, August Z. 1921, from to 8 r. NJ.
81 tie home Uf Ars. ID. Cohn, 33J w. o9th
st,. New York.
sTIRN-vAN SYCKEL-Mf and mrs.
Charles ;. Van Syckel OF l4s West State
street, Trenton. N. j.. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Miss Isabel
Van Syckel 10 Mr.. Ferdinand II. Stirn.
son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis a. Stirn of
SIymes Hlll. Stapleton. Staten Island.
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WILLIAM T.. SLATER.

William u. Slater, one Of BrooSlyn's
best known musical directors. died yes
terday at the Kings County Hospital.
He lived at 202 Clermont avenue. He
was in his 64th year and for many
years was director OF the Hyde & Bee
man Theatre orchestra. His band also
played at the Brighton Beach Hotel
He conducted concerts this year In Fort
Greene and Prospect Parks. Mr.. Slater
left seven daughters. Burial Will be in
Greenwood Cemetery
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
ISAAC y. VAN sICKEL.

Isaac Newton Van Sickel member
Of the firm OF Camacho, Roldan & Van
Sickel, commission merchants at Sc
Pine street, died suddenly at his home.
IL East Tenth street, Monday evening.
in his Goth year. He leaves n wife and
two daughters. Miss Grace Van Sickel
and Mrs. Louise Van s Smith. Burial
will be at Plninfleld. N ].
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SUES ELAINE HAMMERsrEIN.

WHITE PLAINS. ). y. Aug. 2.-Elaine
Hammerstein. moving picture actress. Il
defendant III $4,000 suit for damages
brought by Antonio Calabrese for in
juries alleged 20 have been sustained b,
his son when he was struck by an auto
mobile which Miss Hammersteln was
driving. The boys leg was fractured
and he was permanently injured. Coun-
sci for the actress obtained from JUS
tice Platt to-day an order compelling
the fllng of a bill Of particulars by the
plafntfff
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mrs. Donald p. Sinclair OF Princeton.
". j., Is the guest OF Mrs. Edward Cros-
by Doughty at Williamstown.
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DANCE FOR NEW HOSPITAL.

One OF the social events OF the South
Shore OF Long Island Is to be the dance
given for the benefit OF the proposed
Babylon Hospital, which will be held next
Friday evening at the Babylon Yacht
Club. The patronesses OF this dance
include Mrs. Alfred Wagstan and many
prominent people Of West Islip and
Babylon.
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

"a Connecticut Yankee III King Arthur. .
Court" the william Fox adaptation u Mark
Twains novel, will be shown ~ tho Capitol
nax. week
George Fttzmauri 'c's production "E3perl-
cnce" with Richard Barthelmess IN the role
~ Youth, viii be the photopiay feature AZ
the Rivoli next week.
"a Virgin Paradise" the rox produc-
tion from a story by Hiram Percy MaSlm.
will be presented at the Park Theatre, com
menclnx at to-days maunes.
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ROBERT G. SHARP BURIED.

Robert George Sharp Of 260 West Sew
enty-sixth street. who died last Wednes-
day at Asbury Park was buried yester-
day in Green Wood Cemetery. Services
were conducted in the cemetery chapel
by the Rev. Arthur II. Judge, rector Of
st. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Mr. Sharp was buyer in the
dry goods trade. He leaves his wife, a
daughter. Mrs. Joseph T. Gage. and a
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
FRANK-NAGEL.

Special Despatch 10 TIE Nav York HERALp.
WEST End. y. j., Aug. Miss Pearl
Vogel, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee y.
ogel of 993 Park avenue. was married
to-day at Rosedale. The summer place
Of her parents. 70 Mr.. Stewart Hall
Frank. son OF Mrs. Joseph II. Stein
hardt. Mr.. and Mrs Frank will sail
for Europe tomorrow and on their re-
turn 70 this country will live In West
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
KING GEORGE AT DINNER
WITH ADMIRAL NIBLACK
American Honor Guest oi
Royal Yacht Squadron

CowEs, Isle of Wight, Aug. 2.-King
George presided tonight at the annual
dinner of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
He was accompanied by the Duke OF
Connaught.
A brilliant company sat down TO table.
among those present being vice-Admiral
Albert 8. Niblack. commander OF the
American naval forces In European
waters. who was n guest OF honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent AstOr to
Give Dance at BeachwOod
for 200 Guests.

real: Mr.. Carleton S. Speed. Dayton,
Ohio, and Miss Anna w. Pond. Athol.
Mass.
Birch Island-Mrs. Robert BARLEY.
Miss Caroline BARLEY, Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming, Elmira
Mr.. Malcolm Clark. Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gasklll. Cambridge. Mass.
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IN THE BERKsHIREs.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry White left Lenox
yesterday by automobile for Bar Habor,
where they are to be guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt MIR. and
Mrs. John Henry Hammond and tn.
Misses Hammond. who have been with
Mr.. and Mrs White. also left for Bar
Harbor by train. They were accompanied
by Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin.
Mr.. Arthur w. washburn OF Hacken-
sack, ~ J., who is stopping at the Red
Lion Inn. Stockbridge, caught four
pound black bass at Lake Mahkeenac.
This Is the record catch OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Livingston Hyde
and Mr.. Louis X. Hyde of P1ainfield,
". J., are at tho Aspinwall Hotel, Lenox.
Mrs. Richard @. Babbagc OF New York
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Low. at the Aspinwall. Mrs.
Garland Fulton OF New Orleans is the
guest of Mrs. Robert b. Fulton there.
Gov. Pcrcival w. Clement OF Vermont
is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Johansen. artists. at Stocl.bridge. Mr..
Johansen Is painting his portrait.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick b. Robins.
who were with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8.
Kerner at Forkhurst in Great Barring
ton. started yesterday by automobile for
Ridley Park, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt f. Bangs OF New
York. who were visiting friends in Al.
bany, ". Y. now are with his motha.'
Mrs. Lemud Bolton Bangs at Manatuck
In Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmage
are at Watch Hin. r. J.. for week.
Or. and Mrs. Waiter y. James OF New
York have arrived at the Curtis Hotel
Lenox.
Rear Admiral Harry $. Knapp. u. s.
H., is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Walter
Evans at the Maplewood Hotel In Pitts
field.
Mrs. John r. Parsons entertained
friends with n luncheon followed by
bridge at Interlaken in Lenox yesterday.
Mrs. Donald p. Sinclair of Princeton.
". j.. Is the guest OF Mrs. Edward Cros-
by Doughty at williamstown.
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WASHINGTON.

Under Secretary of State and Mrs.
Fletcher entertained at dinner last night
for Cyrus Il. Woods of Greensboro. N.
c.. the new American Ambassador to
Spain. The company included Senior
Riano. the Spanish Ambassador, Baron
De Cartier. the Belgian Ambassador,
Secretary Mellon and Senators Knox.
Brandegee and Moses.
Chief Justice William Howard Taft
arrived in Washington yesterday for a
few days stay.
Attorney General Harry NJ. Daugher-
ty has gone TO Bar Harbor. Me.
Secretary OF Labor Davis will return
to-day from Moose Heart. ILL.,. where he
visited his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald C. Foster have
returned from their wedding trip to
Bermuda and are visiting Mr.. Fosters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. w.
Foster at Dartmouth. Mass.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. who has been
visiting Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale at
the Connecticut Apartments. Is now the
guests Of Mrs. Francis G. Newlands.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick b. Robins.
who were with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8.
Kerner at Forkhurst in Great Barring
ton. started yesterday by automobile for
Ridley Park, Toronto
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MISS VAN sYCKLE ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Van Syckel
Of las West State street. Trenton. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Isabel Van Syckel, 70
Mr.. Frederick r. stern, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Louis a. Stern of Grymes Hnl,
IL
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mrs. John r. Parsons entertained
friends with n luncheon followed by
bridge at Interlaken in Lenox yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fortune Ryan
are having extensive alterations made
at their house. s5s Fifth avenue.
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D | E D..

armstrong, augusta Lynes. Edward II.
Brown. Rice A. MacDougall RI n w
1ooEe, ihomas VI Macldn, Charles r.
,,.ANls, Nais - Mcneil. Florence g,
r.!Mlebai, luefnas Dnderdonk. Frank A.
lrtah !ahah ai' ,sranlry a. Pryibi, Pauline Il.
g,t. ,,talls w. ete rGaret =. Romalne. Anna NJ
1II 1I.alt.'I, loFence r. Runyon. Clementfne
49, seyt ~ Ansuce,Jr. Stoll, Jane Louise
IAeS, ,,, Lorraine Noorhs. Jacob
IItaNNtsoti' itachaei T. Williams, Irene
il,,n. iLsmelseii , anna Wolff. Nancy
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. The person taking package ~ bust
ness papers and books from Iacknwanna
train thar arrived Hoboken from Grove ~
station, Tuesday morning $40. will please
return 10 ARMSTRONG RUBBER CO. .
w. Gist st
LOST Gilt SILK umbrella Macys notion
telephone booth. MISS BoLLSTROM. lis
wavarlV place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Riker will
pass the autumn at their country hous,
In Seabright ~. j.
NJ. Payne Whitney. who was at the
Plaza Hotel for few days. has gone
20 Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney who sailed
for Europe last week. will remain abroad
two months and with her daughter. Miss
Barbara Whitney. will visit France.
England and Italy
Mr.. J. Louis Webb will arrive from
Europe in September and go to Shell
burne. VT. TO be a guest Of his brother
and sister-in-law. DR.. and Mrs. w.
Seward Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Tinker. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Conboy and Mr.. Sidney
dinner parties on Delmonico's roof last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Coppell and their
daughter. Miss Susan Coppell. Will go
20 Canada from Tenahy, ~ j.. on
August 10.
Mrs. Emory Clark and her son. Mr..
William r. Clark, who were guests OF
Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson in Canan-
daigua. have returned to Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard s. Brown have
started for Prince Rupert in British
Columbia and Victoria where they will
join Mr. and Mrs. DE Forest Grant for
two weeks OF salmon fishing. They will
return next month.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Riker will
pass the autumn at their country hous,
In Seabright ". j.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
FESTIVAL IN WALES
Large Throng Attends Open
ing of Annual Eisteddfod

CARNARvoN. Wales. Aug. 1.-The an
nual Eisteddfod. or musical and literary
festival. opened to-day with large
throngs in attendance. The Gorsedd. or
assembly gathered In the ruins of Car
narvon Castle. where. after the Druidi-
cal rites OF the bards had been carried
out, procession was formed and
marched to the Eisteddfod pavilion. The
Viscountess of Rhondda presided.
Premier Lloyd George and Marshal
Foch will attend the ceremony OF pre-
senting the bard's chair to the winner
OF the competition in versification, which
will take place Thursday.
The highest ambition Of Welsh bard
l. to be decreed the winner OF the chair.
Chair day Is the greatest day of Els
teddefod. 1t is usually the last day of
the assembly. The ceremony OF chairing
the bard Is an imposing one.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
In Memorian1,

1:,,,s, 1:,igaoggs, Snarlotte Hammerschlag, Isidor
Niliis' Katherine T. Peck. Lydia A.
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Cats. Dogs. &C.

LcgT-Gray African parrot. reward. Return
=. QUINN. $50 r. 6ath ~.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

M-. Payne Whitney. who was at the
Plaza Hotel for a few days, has gone
20 Saratoga Springs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mr. Arthur w. washburn OF Hacken-
sack. ". J.. who is stopping at the Red
Lion Inn. Stockbridge, caught four
pound black bass at Lake Mahkeenac.
This Is the record catch OF the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Iewelry


LOST or stolcn--At tho N. Y. Athletic Club.
TraVers Island, July 60 gold wrist watch
with iuspcripton "F a. Hubel Nov 1914, :"
ou back n. A. HuBEL, 1919 broadway
Phone Columbus 1895
IpsT. .-Centteman's gold EiFin watch, open
face ~ Manhattan Reach Baths Saturday
nj gate, has sentimental value; reward 10
findor l.. a. FALk, Newark y. NJ. g. A..
Newark.
tOsT.-fio wrist watch. ladies' on n H.
r. subway between whitehall and Rector
s's Reward n returned 70 r. DENVER
~ y sun. - Broad II.
IosT-ulrck hcwknot brooch. act with Is
pearls. Monday reward. Mrs. MAC
riirRsDN. room so Hotel Astor. Bryant
$3.50 REWARD
Tor return of pearl scarf pin. lost July 20 IN
train between Lake rlncid and New York
city. VI ~ u, WEINBERG, Coz ith av.
Wearing Apparel.
LOgT-stone ruartcn fur. Sunday evening
Broadway car. tstHt ~ cnii -. reward
RENNER. o20 W. istth
LOST. Mink fur. Two skins, ri strand
Theatre Monday night. reward JOHN
sTOSE oit VI ocd ~
Cats, Dogs, sc.
LogT-grav African parrot. reward. Return
y. QUINN. $50 r.. oeth -.
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Mrs. Richard @. Bebbagc Of New York
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Low. at the Asuinwall. Mrs.
Garland Fulton OF New Orleans is the
guest of Mrs. Robert b. Fulton there.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Livingston Hyde
and Mr.. Louis X. Hyde, of Plainfield,
y. J., are at tho Aspinwall Hotel, Lenox.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Gov. Percivai w. Clement OF Vermont
is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Johansen, artists. at Stocl.bridge. Mr..
Johansen Is painting his portrait.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

Rear Admiral Harry $. Knapp, u. s.
IL, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Walter
Evans at the Maplewood Hotel in Pitts
field.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-27

pom lafcN information avail
ah.c. Governor N,ff has unf urtDd
unon thr hil possed bt thc laeis
lafufe which provide far Goo pm
chase off o. large twri BOB AUsim
So odd to ih, University Ground.
nnd give space f0r buudme sadly
nccdod u is minated ,u uovs
paper which mov Doe considered
uuu,ual'l wdl informed upou ihis
matter iha. thc governor has 81
m mind to veto thc University bin
Hpon tho ground that SO doe. no'
fuko Thought for the future ufG-
cion'ly anl Chat She matter OF cx-
tension of facilities for ihe great
school may SO to the sppcinl ses
Sion this summer This give. to
the project favored hy thc regents.
9f removal 90 the tract n ihc
western part of Austin. moro
standing as % possible solution of
both pressing present and future
need
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There uo ucW lossoN Boz ihl
accident which bclcll tbc 8y.aior
Hho nas nrokee n hls attempt io
f'Y aerus tAe continent m one
day Atimoa ono doing commcr
eiaI md mail scrYiee 900 tho tune.
aud ihe percentage OF accidents Is
small lu tho case of Concy De-
attempted 90 make @ long and
rapid Flight under conditions
which undo such an effort haz
aIloua ile played with the
chanee. of death hv doing what
he attempted aHd lost hr gains
h.r Iaa docs not provo thaf
aviation undcf proper conditions
WHIf more dangerous Clam
uaf.r 0fI. fN.t.InUt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-27

ifN W. NNi NIiN MNlIH
known eainffiromoiy.
bat fnthrr q maiurO,
sober opinion formed
Gitorn fuliyrafHtrini
This ia tho wy NJ
Michael tako ~ wl
East Palmer Avenue
In The Michigan Metro.
polls, wrilfaf After
using pE ltU-NA Tor
about ono ycarWiilany
! lnyo f0uldlt 70 very
good medicine Tor ga
infrh. ~ has helped
mo a great deal aud 4
U... H..a ....NN .HH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-27

When n comes to getting line
upon Why retail PRICES of many
.ortirl@ remain higher than 81
seems jhoy should one may 20
int0 almost any store in Corpus
Christi md ec light upon thc
subject a casc 300 point Is that
of % hardware company of the
iiy Which received d small order
ui goods 'asi week. The goods
cost $5l, so one may see 81 was
not @ large package, FOR hard.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-27

pk ltU MA na long ~
1--we md rccommrnd
10 my friends who arc
troubled with catarrh
Nothing can be moro
go ylucinr than an on
dufHnmrnt Of this ma
turo from an actual
Uacr There arc many
people ln every com-
munlty whose export
enco % using 20 "a "a,
has been identical with
Mr. Fako's ~ " ths
standby for coughs,
colds caiarrh, atomheh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-27

That Utah professor who la.
obtained almost a perfect vacuum
might find the task easier out
ihcre than go This vicinity not
that we don't believe there ere
shocking examples Of nearly per.
feet vacuum even IN Texas.
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Mmie tbc Chief interest oi the
cattle raiser iu ths section Iir ia
fhe Fort Worth mark thco are
grower who desire added mi0r
nation aud 20 meet fhaf ra.l iWr
quotations The Caller win here
after obtain and print fhe Chine0
cattle market dailv
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The Washington government
has Todd the soviet government
CHAT thcro cam ho No approval of
trado relations until thrc is Safe
ty ol life aud business Boo Ru,sia
That mcult refuses cfGcial rtc.
ogniiim ol such trade far moro
cot q ha 90 business which haa ap.
reared possible is Shoe statement
madc ibc other day hy % Russian
Hh0r leader ihU unions were
forced 90 aci under government
dictatorship Chat mon who la
bored had 300 protection iu The
mi.tcr of pas or hours that labor
$3.50. decreased because lho work
c' could boot ESQ Goa and make u
Hfing Russia may give us bust
t.s Docs only when b produces
] 4 soviet rule so chotos labor there
!. no production upon which 90
base exchange ihc entire fabric
30 Was proposed 90 erect falls
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md bowel disorders and al Ca
tafrhG, conditions,
Put M In both talbot and liquid
form Hptp EVEnYWurnR q