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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
SOVIET GONIRNME>T
~ FACING \ CRISIS.

S'rOD kHDlN. March The Db-
gems N,hotcr says h learns that the
Russian soviet government rs facing
u threatening situation ANA h. pre-
pared 90 grant IN, rrh.ls ftr.Iruuh-
ing concessions u was proposed On
ueEotIBt. with the kruusttdt rebels
but nothing develops further than q
kruustudt officials used firm lam
ruagu.
The rob'ls ,crt nm ulumatum to
tho soviet government demanding
the rrl,ts" ut the fimiItH uf the
uutt-hulshrvik laburcrs and s'am'u
held ua hostages within 20 hours ~
IN, sam, time. tho Kronstudt wireless.
sent out "a dispatch saying "ltus-It's
starving women and children ar" dy-
ing under tho oppressive yoke ui th'
communist
II is rmnurod here that tn" rctru.
grad Moscow railway has been
broken. n D. also reported that me
rrh'luuu iu Russia IH spreading Hut
that "a" P"irugrud wur k"rs az
hiEhl encouraged over the success.
ot uIu kruusttdt i-iilurH
We have formed % uta. Iud"p,
dent republic rud elected a new urm
uDrlttr council which VII Euariut',
the safety aud Interests uf wutkcrA'
nid ,hr kroustadt dispatch to th'
soy lets
Unrest among the soviet troops 90
th' western frontier lH hocuWius
threatening. Then, have been mhu'
dvscrtluu-. IN the western ntIr.
chaos prevails and numerous 90 th'
,Ummls,ttlrs have lcft their posts
Seventeen of them have fled into Es
thoula In Pctrograd social litc ID
uurdlVZpd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08

they'd better get q littl" sleep.
Hamon was S1.5oU winner Hy sug-
gestpi hc'd cut the deck Ton that
amount with anyone. Another mll
uonnirc took him up-urd won.
We'll bows. I sure am sleepy.
said Jake, NnWuiuE; let's turn iu
Angry ~ Wood.
nut be- didn't TAX" lo.so" bon politics
80 lightly.
Humon Wuh th1 original wood
man in Oklahoma "A, also was ruI
ming against Jim McGr1w of iuuDa
city. OKLA. another millionaire Wh'
was seeking recollection s- national
committeeman suddenly this wts
IN Chicago llimuu learned WOOD
had picked NoGraw ror hish plnr,
In the organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08

Ilumou regarded thi- gs 90 direct
slap 900 himself
CO. the crucial hours ~ Wood s
driN, for tho nomination this word
WIS brought to llampn I' his hotel
"Thr general would like Geo Soc yuu'
Tell tue general" Harmon De- said
to huyr replied. "tunt I all Ice here
until about tno tur tho convention
tu a~s,mlIr.'
IHmon IuI the oklahoma d'l'gu
ton 900 90. wing tu HaNiinr
And HHnou. who ono lLId housed
ha wife. uri Two children iu q toni
Will, o., worked for Sl2 "a week. who
quit thom uu the csc ot prosperity Ia
petroleum aud politics for q Firl
clerk prepared iu reap m harvest.
What D., got was "a lvslru bullet
nmn 4 SL.-- --Iu -umLm-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
207,59l,0 900 Bushels
OF Wheat Held on
Farms on March |

NA3lllNGTpN, March wheat
hHli ON farms March was about
goo 5tl 600 bushels. ur -Gi urr cent
uf tU. 1920 crop, compared with iGt.-
G. 600 huH bDls oT llS per cent ~
90, lHf1 crop held "a year ago. the de-.
pprtUrut uf agriculture announced
today
Corn held ON tarms wHs about
it7e,3jt goo bushels OF tNs per cont
of fuH 1890 crop. compared with l.
U7u ~ pnO bushels o. af.5 per cent
ut the 1913 crop So held ear agu
bushels uf the 1890 Crop b. merchant
able compared with So per cent uI
2, iNG sad eco bushels ~ tho 1919
crop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
CONFERENCE TOMORItow
OF OMAHA UNIONS

OMAHA. Sob. March S-Ahout
100 delegates from packing hous'
cout"rs are expected 90 attend the
wage ,unfuIDur, called by the
Butcher Nurkm,uIa Union "a inject
here tomorrow aud Thurllly accord
INK tu jacob Davis. district president
TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08

Nhiling direction west; character OF
the day partly cloudy
State Weather.
New MoNicn Generally fair in
south. light snow In north portion
tonight. colder !u extreme south
rast portion with temperature
near freezing; Wednesday goner-
llly fair. warmer Ia northwest pOr-
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
800 ARE DROWNED
Chinese Meet Death in Wreck of
Steamer

ibNG KONG March S. More
than 500 chinese are believed to
have been drowned In th' WRECK of
tho Steamer Hong knug on inmuck
island ~ tho port OF SWatcoW
kw.ugiuur province. on March g.
u"w- ut which was received h.r, to-
day.
Tho steamer which Is or 5000 tons
and British owned Boo Singapore. car.
rhd 100 chinese on nor present 'rp
and ,Ul gtN of these hat, boon o..
ported t. rescued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
Trades Unions and
Federation of Labor
Sever Relations

Nt5IuNDIbN. March --iurmA.
uorun oi a,. rance Of relation. u".
tween fN, .wori,IU Federation nt
Iatur and international Fedora.
uuu ui TilH tn.u va. di patch
,H tudaN fr H. lntoruatiuuH.H head
uuIrt,r. uf NurtcripW
IN, a,u.. uf thu American frd
CREATION. ul.. ut meeting ~ th'
cNprutI,, council h,r, followed the
adoption n. .h, international organ
InIiuu Y' u..iu'Iuns bon support uI
fH. s..Iu| ....H. u l.H--Iu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
FOR % Hours Ending q .. N.

Highest temper %
aturc 5is lowest
temperature 3t'
daily range tenl b
pCrutur' u;
mean daily tom
pcratuTu 90, re-
intivc humidity
q y M .iI re-
lutivc humidity
o u. m ~, pre-
CipitHtion trace, ,
maximum VDioc-
ity Of s;ind miles
NOR lbtIT Iu urp %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
Courts Wingiing.

80 you are John Ringling, the
circus man" exclaimed Harmon.
"Wcu. YOU owe me some money
"How's that?" asked Isingling,
suddenly turning cool
Il had s3.s5 coming when | Juit
as roustabout for your circus. and
| never sent In hill. exclaimed
Hamon. laughing.
Another meeting lIumon interest
ed Ringing In his projects FOR rail-
road from Ardmorc to u ,uwusit" IN
the Iiealdton oil fields The railroad
was built Bnt called RinEllng m"
toWnsitc was called lNnriiug OIL
I,,ish-d and liampn and Ringing
made millions
In less than 10 years liumon be-
came on" of the six largest ind,-
pendent oil producers iu the world, ,
shortly before b" died he refused
tcE 600. 900 for hiH OIL holdings. ana
they were reported climbing rapidly
to the $4,000 900 mark
During this time Hamon lived Win
Clara smith, whom h. married 10 his
nephew. to give her the name ~
Hamon.
Develops Powers.
lIc worked hard. developing re
mnrkablc business insight and genius
which Clara llamon claims was
but the reflection OF her own intui-
tiun and sagacity.
lie played as furiously as hc
worked
High -carding At $1,000 card was
his faVorltc indoor sport
Il was midnight IN q hotel at
Wichita, I<as. ilamun was one Of "a
group of politicians and wl mon
awaiting the arrival Of the republi-
can presidguttul nominee
someone produced "a deck Of cards
Hamon began dealing them, one to a
man. High care on each deal won
The opening stake was 81. II grew "a
$1,000, Finally someone suggested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
WHEN Nou MISS Youn PAPER.

The Evening Herald should reach
subs, ribvr- on carrier rput,~ bN
u'citrk " tuu do not receive your
copy hN that time cnll 3I5 and N the
carrier has mi~~.rl Nuu. u copi viii H.
delivered piump'b tnlis should H.
made before $50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
C0mings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Harry Simon left yester-
day for a business trip to New York.
Misses Sallie and Hettie Wha-
ley have returned from a visit, to
friends in Nicholasville.
Miss Marietta Farrell, of SOM
erset, is guest Of the Misses
Rourke, on Eighth street.
Mrs. CI;pps Young, of Owings-
vile, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Harry o. James, in this city.
Mrs. Curtis Henry has returned
from visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Burnaw, in Carlisle.
Misses Anna and Mary Cum
minis. and Ina Mattox have returned
from visit to friends in Hamilton,
Ohio.
Mrs. John Bower will be hostess
this afternoon at her home on Cy
press street to the members of the
Friday Bridge Club.
"A large number of Paris people
attended the performance of "The
Masqueraders" by Guy Bates Post
and company, at the Lexington
Opera House.
Mrs. John Doty returned We'd
nesday night from a visit to her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. James Gilmore, and
other relatives, in Covington and
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Arthur Reeves, Mrs. Chas
Dudley, Miss Polly Baldwin, Of Win
chester, and Mrs. Millard Greggs of
Portland, Oregon, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Suther-
land
Mrs. R. B. Hutchcraft, of Paris,
attended a luncheon given by Mrs.
William Dowell Oldham, State Wax
Mother, to out-of-town war mothers
at the New Lafayette Hotel, in
Lexington, Tuesday.
M T. David and family, who
have been in Philadelphia for sew
eral months, where Mr. David was
employed in the John Wannamaker
store, have returned to their formcl
home near Shawhan Mr.. David re
ports business in the East as recov-
ering from the depression that h.:
prevailed since fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ankle, O
Lexington, were here several days
this week. Mr.. Ankle was called b.
| the serious illness of his grand
mother, Mrs. M. E. Honey. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ankle entertained recent!
with a luncheon for the Sayre Gel
lege classmates Of Mrs. Ark;e, AM
| two members of the faculty.
r.. F. Clendenin has returne
| from Chicago, where he attended
meeting of the Illinois agents an
managers of the Northwestern MI
tual Life Insurance Co. Mr.. Glen
renin delivered an address TO tn
agents. On The horneward journe
ne stopped off at Peoria, Ills, wher
he made ali address at the meetln
of the Peoria Life Underwater
Association, held in Jefferson Hote
lOther Personals on Page 81
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
THE HARRISON CONCERT

A large audience listened spen-
bound at TIE Paris High School au-
ditorium Monday night, TO the
magic vioces of Miss Mary Dan Har-
beson and brother. Capt. Dan Har-
beson. in a song recital of unsur-
passed excellence. Their voices
were never better. and the program
rendered could not have been more
select.
In the first half of the progrs m
the following numbers were renoer-
ed: Cray Days." "Tuscar FOLK
Song" Fairy Pipers," "Thy Beam
ing Eyes" "Will O. The Wisp." by
Miss Harbeson; "Her Eyes" Inter
Nos" '.Ecstacy," by Mr.. Harbeson
and Duet. Rose of My Heart" o.
Miss Harbeson and Mr.. Harbeson;
The second half was composed o.
duett. who Knows?" by Mr.: ana
Miss Harbeson, Were MY Songs
with Wings Provided" my Lad
die" at Know" by Miss Harbeson
ssThe Bitterness of Love-" Jewels,
~sChrist In Flanders" by Mr.. HaI
hasor Duet, "Wili You Rehlem
herr" Mr.. and Miss Harbeson. :
The vocalists were accompanie.
or the piano by Miss Elizapets
Cr,tcher whose INSTRUMENTATION ac
6ed much to the success OF the pro
gram.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
PICTURE PROGRAM AT GRAM
AND ALAMO

To-day. Friday, January 28-J.
Warren Kerrigan,. in "The Coast
of Opportunity; Antonio Moreno,
in fourteenth episode of "The Veil
ed Mystery" Snuh Pollard comedy,
THE Dear Departed"
Tomorrow, Saturday, January
29-Children's matinee at the Grand
morning. at 1000 o'clock Charles
Ray, in Bill Henry" Fatty"
Roscoe Arbuckle, Gin Love-" Harold
Lloyd, in High and Dizzy" (The
entire receipts for this matinee will
be contributed to the Herbert Hoover
Relief Fund for the starving cb1i-
dren of Furope.) Extra musical
program feature.
Alamo and Grand, Saturday after
noon and night, January 29-Owen
Moore, in 1.-THE Poor Simp;" Com
edy, "a Mile A Minute" Hank
Mann, in "The Bashful Black
smith"
Monday, January 31-Earle Will.
liams, in ''The Purple Cipher;
Century comedy, You Tell EN-
Lions, 1 Roar" Pathe Review.
Gregg's Orchestra plays afternoon
and evening. Edison Gold Medai
phoncgraph program added musical
feature.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS FOX
TO-DAY.
Nice fresh fish and oysters re-
eeived to-day and tomorrow:
Remember we dress fish free and
deliver promptly.
MARCOLEN'S MEAT MARKET.
NEW FEATURE AT GRAND

Two large Edison phonographs'
plaving diamond-point records, have
been installed in the Paris Grand py
Manager Clarence Sprake. The big
machines are located N the boxes on
the lower floor, and give an excel
Tent added feature to the musical
nroeram That the innovation IS
snnreciated by the music-loving por-
tinp of the audience was amply at
tested the first night, and other
succeeding nights, when the seiec.
fions rendered were given the anoa.
rant attention. The machlnes pray
when the orchestra retires durlns
the intermission, and at Intervals
through The performance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
LUMBER TRADE UNDER SUSPI-
PICION.

Investigation by the Department
of Justice is announced of lumber
manufacturers, with particular ref
erence to rational and regional as
scciations, to show their attitude to-
wards national legislation, control
prices, reforestation, etc.
The Federal Trade Commission
and the Senate Committee on Hous-
ing and Reconstruction have al
ready indicated that there is ap-
parently considerable manipulation
of the basic conditions, as Indicated
above. Whether OF not the short
age in houses can successfully be
wished onto the lumber manufact-
urers has not yet heen pointed out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
ASKED TO LOOK OUT FOB RUN
Always.

Two boys, about thirteen years
each, supposed to be in this vicinity
are being searched for by Paris
police
Chief Of Police Fred Link receiv-
ed a letter from the Chief of Police
at Pineville, asking him to keep a
lookout for two boys, Arthur John
SON and .Chas. Pursifal. who are
missing from their homes in Pine
Vile. They left home without ap-
prising relatives of their Intention,
anc are thought to have come to
Paris on an L. & N. freight. The
police were furnished accurate de-
scriptions of the boys, and are
searching for them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
HAS LOST NONE OF
HER CHARM

Madam Tetrazzini and her con-
cert company, which comes to
Woodland Auditorium, Monday
night, February Z, for one concert,
are receiving the usual ovation
wherever they they appear. me
Tennesseian." Of Nashville, last
week said, Tulsa Tetrazzini, the liz
comparable. gave Nashville music
lover an exhibition Of her marvel
OILS voice vocalism last night IN
Rvan auditorium. Every one re-
members the rapid rise to fame or
this great colorature singer aleei
New York debut in 1907 true.
San Francisco claims to nave JUS
covered her first. then Lonoon
STAMPED her with it's seal Oh ap-
nroyal, but her name has become
household word only since the grcdl
me,ropo;is acclaimed her, anu her
talking machine records nave carIi-
ed her voice into every town. l'ie
| great diva has lost none OF her Ell
fervescent spirits ard some are care
free as of yore. With one OF the
/ greatest voices the world mas ever
known and a participation OF sing
inc that few in this day will take
the time to acquire, even 1t they
could Tetrazzini is the most graci-
o,,s and approachable person lmas-
Unable. - 49,; po,,,
Autist. and Francisco L1ngo, pianlst
are the artists of renown lnciuoeo IL
the concert company.
| Seats are on sale now by man o.
rbone at the Lexington College o.
Music. and will be on sale III tn'
Ron All Treatre ticket office, begin
ming wednesday. February 2.
nins (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
SNOW AFFORDS WINTER SPORT.

The recent heavy snowfall has
beer turned to good account by the
young people, who have been hav-
ing great fun coasting on the
streets. Every night the long hills
on Seventh, Mt. Airy avenue, Win
chester, and other streets in the
CITY have had their quota oil fun,
loving coasters, WHO have enjoyed
the pleasure immensely. The i'm,
gle of sleigh bells has also been
heard on the streets, recalling to
fine older set the good times OF past
years, when the acme of enjoyment
was when a young man spent ms
weeks salary for the pleasure OF
giving his best girl few hours
sleigh riding. Them was the days
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
BUTTER TO FURNISH REVENUE

Another source of revenue is
through an opinion by Attorney
General Palmer that butter produc-
ed decomposed or rancid cream
which has been neltralized with
chemicals before churning, is taxa
BILE as adulterated butter at the rate
Of 10 cents pound.
In making public the decision, the
Bureau of internal Revenue, said
that treasury officials were unable
at this tine to estimate the amount
of revenue be derived from this
source.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
REGISTERED DUR0C FOR
SCHOOL.

A choice registered Duroc brooo
sow, Dixie Orion Lass III, 3SO172.
loaned to the Millersburg High
School, by Walter Meng, proprietor
of Ridgeway Farm, North Middle
town, has been presented to the
schools "for keeps" The animal was
given to the school in order that her
produce of Durocs might be used in
demonstration work in the schools
stock lots, to show the advantage
of thoroughbred stock raising.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
PARIS BAKING CO. ADOPTS NEW
LINE.

BEGINNING WITH THE FIRST
OF FEBRUARY WE WILL CARRY
A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCER
les VEGETABLES AND FRUITS,
WHICH WE WILL SELL STRICT
LY FOR CASH. THIS is IN An
DITION TC OUR REGULAR LINE
OF BAKERY GOODS.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
PARIS BAKING CO.,
MAIN ST, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
HOMEMADE DOUGHNUTS.

The talk of the town - the
despair Of imitators-the delight of
the hungry-those gems of cookery
fresh homemade doughnutS, at
]. F. Farris' restaurant, made by
Will Dudley, soc per dozen.
(GS-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Through the Paris Realty Co.,
Deputy Postmaster VIM. Cooper,
Tuesday leased of Mrs. Louis Mussi-
non her home located on SOUTH
Main street. The same company
sold for Mr.. Cooper his cottage /on
Walker avenue to j. B. Johnson, at
a private price. Mr.. Cooper and
family will move TO the Mussinon
property on March /.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28

YOUR LAST CHANCE
RENE mber this is your last
chance to buy goods at less
than half at to-day's whole
sale prices, as we must vacate
between February LIST and 10th.
HARRY SIMON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR JAILER

We are authorized to announce
JAMES E. TAYLOR, Of Paris, rs
candidate for Jailer, subject to the
acticn of the Democratic voters at
the primary election, August g.,
1921. He respectfully solicits your
support and influence in his candi-
dacy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
OzMMzz~,@
F" FOR THE 6EST
u NOTHING ELSE
REAL KENTUCKY SOGHUM

We have just opened a new barre.
of genuine Kentucky sorghum. II
Is fine and probably the last we VIII
G0 C.P COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
RAvENNA Is INCORPORATED

The town of Ravenna has been
incorporated and Irvine has a twin
sister. Judge Hurst rendered MS
decision Tuesday, January II.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-06
MAKING THEM AT HOME


There is un interesting and pro-.
filohlo lesson in thc story told In
this office yesterday bv mon
who Tor many year dii CONNER.
eial business in Chicago llo had
made hls money and hc wcaricd
of lho rigor of the norihcm wiu-I
Fer Chance and relative lel.
him go Arkansas whore be found
q far better climate than m lllil
.nois aud where hc became q hoos
icr ior hk new town llo settled
down with tho belief hC had found
Che ideal spot for lho rmainder
of his We
Then came d relative from Dali
las and told of ihc wonderful
lciimato OF ihc Corpus Christi
country The man from Chicago
'Vas Interested TO- picked up hi,
belonging, and came to Corpus
/ Christi to look over ihc city 8nd
sec how 10 had gained the approv-
lni OF his Dallas relative
Sunday came q day or TWO after
/ the stranger arrived ne attend
lcd o. church service Hnd nci MANY
lof the more prominent mon oi The
l the city ne likcd these men. llc
liked the climate and tho sea air..
! iu three wocks he had % large ac.
.INuainiance end Wos rcndy io ahau-
I don all ideas of Afkahsas Nc dt.
eidcd lhm is ihe place for enjoy
Iahlc living llc Is bore fo stay.
\ With money enough t0 permit him
+ o remain idle iho ramainder 0f
+ bis l.fc hc cann0t give ug IBIS nc.
.Evhy ne proposes to DO some
business here. 90 keep h|m 800 touch
fgith offaifs llis rhio program.
how ever is to tcll o. wido CIRCLE OF
friends iu the north what Doc hns
Z discovered and how fine o. place
Corpus Christi is llo expects 90
bring here many persons who arc
worth while m themselves and
have sufficient money 90 be cV.
cocdln0ly valuable Go amy ciiy mi
(which they live.
AN of This comes directly from
ihc fact that The stranger found
those ia the first church hc en-
tered who sought 90 show him az
once ihut no man need bc stran
ger hero. IL he Is the right sort
The minister who iu The oours,
LOT ordinary service to ihe com
mmity Welcomed thh stranger
lsei in motion % chain of utlrac
ton 90 this city which promise
90 pull strongly and continuously
Doing his personal duiy he huiih
led better than hc knew for hi
! Icity The moral of ihis mcidcn
needs no emphasis u is ihc sor
.iof thing which rs sure to bull,
lap the city u isrrt nn ieolaie,
IoNamplo bat q timely one Cor
: Ipus Christi can deliver the cli
m0ie and its other advantages T.,
Ian corners the thing Is To hrini
here those who viii appreciate
what IS Offered and when thel
i come make them welcome
a----.-sa-s-a-sa-saaaa-a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-06

Contract of cXtcnMoni CNrl "a.
nraunc. ST. a. ana with Albert tlnn
ronwciscr 90 eStpnd p1Nmtnt ~ pots
oa on tho pnftheaal quarter Di section
nag az iho ~ y Bishop subdivision %
prlscoi rnnch notes under extended
contract ot mature Jan 1920 81
mann 20 h M Mukry part ~ thp
southwest Ouatgr of section w 90 the
Gcufge "A Paul subdiwaiun uf nnHcoi
pasture $4,000.
Rrioase Of vendors Hons First Ng-
tionai bank of Sinner Texas go @. b.
Cnrveri r. ~ Hltterman tract az thc
EMF partition Of the Casa Blanca
grant,
Transfer nf vendors Hen: r. =, Hlrr
ron 40 ~ a. ToWnscn; lots i aud
block =, town Of Aqua Duiec. Slo6c.dG