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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Senator John Carlock, of Ardmore
may not gain his own consent to be-
come the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of Oklahoma at the next general
election, but II he should, one thing is
certnln-he could be elected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Officials of the Oklahoma Gas & Eec-
trio company will soon begin the con-
struction of a high power electric line
from Slick to Beggs and to be connected
with another high power line at Okmul
gee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

One person in hundred in Russia
has a telephone: one in three hundred
has electric lights; one electric washer
is owned for every twelve thousand per-
sons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
NOTICE
Professional Card

DR.. A. II. Collins. Homeopathic Ply.
sician, 1141a e. Main street. Phone
494. Calls answered medicine furnish
ed. 3-31.1-mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

In calling the extra session of the
legislature. Governor Robertson bowed
to the Will of the people. Speaker
schwabe and the Republican majority
in the house should do the same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Great works are performed not
by strength but by perseverance,
Samuel Johnson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Buddy, Ketch the step: Come to
Betty Who and Ketch your breath. 24-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Henry Baxton Bomar, son of Mrs
w. V. Bomar 100 NJ street. southwest
underwent an operation yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

The condition Of Mrs. Herman Wood
ruff who underwent an operation at
Won Keller hospital yesterday is i'm
proved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Mrs. 9. c. Natchcock 10 First ave-
nue. southwest, underwent a serious OPP
Grafton at Won Keller hospital last night.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
GRACE CLEARS
SCHWAB FROM
ABADIE CHARGE
Bethlehem President Says
Voucher Questioned Was
Not for Building

NEW YoRk. Jan. ~. - Eugene n.
Grace, president 81 the bethlehem
Steel corporation. appeared tonight be-
fore the Welsh congressional commit
tee invcsiirailnE The affairs OF the
United sintca shipping board and cor-
roboratou the testimony of Charles NJ.
Schwnh that no part of the latter
personal expenses as an officer oi tho
emergency fleet has hfcn charged 90
ship construction
Colonel y. H. Abadio former con.
ifnilef general Of the board. and Per-
icy Morse. nm accountant. previously
had notified the committed of the
discovery Of @ voucher for s2G9.sl3 80
ANcerd tu cover expenses 81 Ne.
Schwah during October. 1918 whom he
was direetur general Of the fleet cor
pnrntiuu. AN audit uf tho bethlehem
rhiUNuilulur corporations books thsy
added disclosed that 500 600 of THIS
amount had brUn charged I'D shin CON
auucuon Mr. Murnc explained how
ever. that when hc made his report
concerning the voucher. he ala not
certify and cannot now say. whether
thia item was not eventually aliocat-
cd ur charged.
Mr. Grace explained that the pav.
mont N $3.50 i4at3 had been made 10
M SChwnh ln connection with The
regular nrihndf pursued in rcimbufs.
INK Mr. Schwnh for expenditure
made hy him and his office organic
ton in connection with tho company's
business
in distributing this item among the
various departments ~ Tho business
$4,000 ~ Il was charged So tho Both
lchein Shlnhuiidinr corporation. which
o. bethlehem subsidiary ln charge
nt shiphuildihr 10 was not charged
the witness said to tho cost 81 shine.
ng had hrcn testified hy Colonel Al.
ndio. ~ q matter OF fact Mr. Grnrc
added The Bethlehem company never
claimed thlH 100000 was Hn item of
cost nrlinri The government ships but
charged that amount to profit and
inag
Mr. Grace submitted photostat con.
ioH oi various vouchers and other nl
oi THIS Transaction from hcginninr fo
end
irving - Kulnor. nn accountant EN-
ployod by pericy Morse and company
proceeded Ma Gucc on the stand
kulnsr testified % wna re- bethlehem
Ntrol corporation voucher drawn Co
e. NJ SrhwRh and thpi mo word
norHonul' wna NOT On that voucher
Tho witness explained be- did not trace
tho voucher mud had mo- know ledge OF
the final disposition nf tho tom. iIa
admitted that further search. which
was prevented hy tho gtoupinr of the
audit might have disclosed Is crodit
tie confirmed Mr. MorHe's fnatlmnuv
that hc thulnsrl hnd been Informed
hy AN cmpioYc of the Bethlehem steel
corporation that the 500 GOO had been
dlHullOwph
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
AUTO TOURIST WOULD
MAKE TENTED CITY

CONTINUED from Page Oncl
Just wandering around until they find
the ideal place And whom ihUys du
iH means a permanent addition So tho
population and in most Cascs an iu-
weston.
q was in California on the coast
last summer and for the major part
Of She time was there we had heavy
fora and % times tho weather WAS
go chilly that oven Ga fur oNorcuat
would not keep n person warm And
J saw hundreds and hundreds OF tour
lafs lcnNlur. headed FOR Texas Colo
rndo ana Florida MANY were in-
vcaiora who sacrificed ihclr uroportY
10 arok ~ climate more agreeable.
Coronado Beach mud Pasadena have
provided tented cities which have n
population The gear aruuAd of ape
proyimatoiy 500 people and which
arc source of income both fo tho
cily and the merchants Hnf tho
climate of both OF those places bold
no comparison 90 tho climate you
have hero
20 CORPUS Christi would provide tHo
necessary Hrromr iauuna far TOURISTS
es The above mentioned cities Co.
would hD willing tn Nuuch f0r abe
statement that you would hayo nn
average NJ $50 tourists ln sac city tho
No1r FOUND and probably 1000 dur
Ink tho winter months
wan an outlay nf 81 600 to i1 600
am attractive tented city could Geo. pro.
vidcd here On the beach aud iho in-
No4tmcnt would easily be nnid back ln
% ycnrH time. This d. great OPP
puriuniiy Tor thc city and if they du
not wish fu avail themselves of % !
WIN he willing to Investigate the mat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Boy Scout News

Several scouts were busy yesterday
afternoon settling tlckctH fnr tho enc
tertHiument 90 boz Eivcn nt the hilh
school auditorium tonight They will
report 20 Executive Huddleston today
ana continue thcir work
a number OF Rohstown scouts are
expected % arrive in the city today
Go be- present nt tho entertainment to-
night aa the guests Of The local scouts
Scouts can aid rroatiN ln tho flV
preventative campaign Initiated by
the city sanitary inspector AN AM
clnpn places furnish breeding places
for files, mosquitoes ana other germ
bearing inserts FN ricnriur tho CiD
~ such places much aid win have
hnpn rendered
Membera of the band VII havo their
Instruments in guud shape fnf piny
ing tonight Thosr who hnVc uniforms
ar expected "a have thom lu good
condition and unjust appear nNat
number oi Hoy Scouts We're pres
Dni ai Ito American Legion entertain
menl at the high HchOol auditorium
'tat nlEht eel the guests of ihs Lcglon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

AGREEMENT DRAWN


AEfeemfni ~ necessary "pond.nu ihf
conclusion of a formal general TREATY
hetw eo those governments. Whfrnh,
iheir economic and political relation.
ah1N be regulated BOZ she nfdrc"
The agreement shall coaflnua h,
force until iAr treaty ls arranged tx
cent that either mas after yaaf niDs
six months notice on its Termination
Infringement hy either rovcrnn,ert
treen the Other from iis obligations. but
inc otErieved party shall give tha other
reasonable oppor unity az oNInfutre n,.
remcdying tho default
Tho government recognizes the er.n
ciple That u Is liable 10 pay cnfnpen
sNti2n 90 private persons who have
goods or services 20 RUSSIA
fs,t S.sl'as oi either government az
rs nationals against ne other la ~.
speet of obligations incurred hy exist.
ing Q. former Eayprnmrnts shall ~
equliahly dealt with BY me treaty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
NORTH BEACH TENT
CITY HAS ELECTION

went awiv rs ii. tfarir mo fo,irlrta
thlnh fNHl DO ,raI id rs Iiif Ia sptru .e-
porHU fu ins eItr ln ,.,rr,rl lb.r. ma
cnffliInr
farh resHruf rf 100 "tDnfcd CITY"
Was Interview od lt "a c,lirr rouresrn -
tnfifo and had thu follow I.l b., ..it
o. 81 sluua nom manor ..t,ni
Dknhumn rnlf lInf hr ..U..IN f.ft.I
hero uvclt day' nrd liant ruro ho
came horn about niN teoola AGO hr Inns
lived nn q dict of rifh nud frrt
which ho snyH cannot Ln hDaten and
The annri boz "catchiue" hm "dalv
bread ls worth more io hm health
than the eating
D. E scmtv. nf Denver county. ok
uhnmu. ald 81 Intended io enpnd nt
least two or three months moro hrr.
hc WnH enjoying lhn rllmnto and apnrt
fu much. Air. ana Mrs NV. %. DpVls
Gutcho Oklahoma. arr hnrn to fnmain
through thr winter Hud say hni thop
intend to return o.. "a. Johnson Hir
SprinrH said ho never had better
timo lu hif 100 than ho boz NOW having
nn the beach. IS. o. stuart. nf snrotn.
knna. De- wlnierlnn horc and i. rreaflt
pleased with tho climate ana WINTER
sports John browns hero frnm a.
weru. kunH. is another winter resident
who likoH the weather eatrcmolp.
a moving picture man. H. n. Par
kcr. known throughout Oklahoma ana
north Texas a "picturr Parker n
here FOR his health and has decided io
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
VISITOR SEES THIS
COTTON MILL LAND

fhnnilrucd From NHgD 3D.
Nt sDf forth tit hose nrrn iUunI rn
in most caHca nrd MrVcan hrln. j have
no doubt wnuld ntuye taiuthi, fUr ihr
purpose"
hir Francis snNhU uf fHr ann u fhia
part nf fhc state. Whom $40 went fn
AluN AutthiHt in MaHrlrf urtfta" hr
said wc have tu SO Goo come chemical
company fOr fertilizer. hui sou have
Eood black soil that VIII grow any-
Francis advocated extensive produr-
tun ~ oranges Boo this territory and
throughout the valley. ~ hltr HpDut
wears iu Florida whore fhr Indian
river orange b. FroWu" hU stated. 30
gets colder thcrC than Be does bore and
70 "a seldom That their crops are dam
aged. iu my state tho brownsville
ut1nFr D. az nNrulHr aa tho Indian rive
~ variety hut n BE- ecnfcc.
a formtr college mate 90 ThcnIuro
Roosevelt Mr Francis who b. "a flar-
ward graduate cltfrlshrs fhr momnf,
~ hi- departed frlrE1 iia Interest d.
pufiicnnriy lu eclnUfie bird siuay nnH
20 cnrrlrr special nrfWl issucd Zoo
him hy thC Emitted sfnfca lnunfimpnt
~ agriculture tu collect specimens 0f
migratory hiria ihpir nesfF unH ofes
iu Mnfsnchuarfte and ln TrAuH. tu lu
used Tor scientific uufUuefN.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
North Carolina
Lynching May
Be Repeated

ny The Associated Press
ftNENTDN. n. c.. Jan. 2i--Ail
efforts Ia npprrhcud members % tho
mob which last nlrht broke into the
Warrputun cauniv Jail removed two
negroes ana shot them 10 death we're
SGT aside today to- the anxiety 90 au-
thurities go forcstan recurrence of
violence
Nine noerocs lofi IN the iau by tho
mob were tndas hurried 90 Raleigh
fuf safe heeriuH and this afternoon five
additional arrests were made and these
prisoners also taken tu Raleigh -Four
other negroes. FOR whom warrants afo
held. lave escaped
The Warrcnton home guard. order
ed out hy Governor Morrison last
night haa been under arms an day
and Che Henderson homo guard also has
been ir readiness FOR any call that
minht hD made un0n them
Major J. T.. lurChHrd Of Norlina. tho
scat ~ The trouble. has procured rifles
from henderson and doputigcd thirty
citizens fO net in the case - san Umufg.
cncV However. no further outbreak
is rcr1fdcd uu probable
The CoronerH jury which held an ln-
quest ihis morning at the scene of the
iNnrhirF about midway between here's
and Aofllna. five miles away quickly
returned the expected verdict OF death
"a tho handn of unknown persona"
Tho negro taller John Green. who
placed upon tho stand and stated he
iHW uniN lFe men. D. lno of whom ho
had ever seen before
hll other witnesses testified 90 n like
Inability 60 Identify any members OF
the rob
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
JOLLY RAILROAD
PARTY WELCOMED

m az a. a..
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sfr,in ec,i,,'.,t ,'.,.',',... .',..
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go. ~ AZ. "a. W. N' M'
r,,,,s,,y T, ,,'i,,',', ,,s 81, $3.50. w.
IA st.,,,,,,,,t ..'..,',, "a ~ g ?.
"a bricf spcorh ara 4 81 Kaiior made
u short tank.
Hrhn railroads wont far toward mail
Inc fhIs nsrf ~ -rsses d mia ~ Aftii,r
Yot fhcy nav. boon an overlooked no.
tor rrenntlt There Inns hnon little
track mileage incrcnno ln the iaaf vrar
nut fhn rnllroads moan much f,, ri..s.
and we src rind io aor them bn.k un
def ffivafr control 4 .f, .,r,o ,,,, IA
not nrrivo IN time io soe ron,ihirr M
our tIfr MANY of vnn rotaf h.tt. b..r
here before huf I Nnnt ID Invite aii
uf Won 600 return.
HWo are striving Gov make az corutia
Christi fhr nreafoat rlfv in .r,ras .,,d
Boo the southland ~ win bo thnt and
te mood vair hoin. fnn "a for,f,, rnit-
rand mnn n,yanif and know Won ana
whit Won cpn nrhIey. AZ 81, su
know. $50 have boon visited 10 gro,ith
and We hnd "a elbow ;" am 40 ,re ~.
covering from na effects rpldfv w.
nrn pufliuc fnraslrr down t.r. g., 4.
bigger better corni,s ch,i.ti Nn..,~
counfy ranks a. third hoaf cotton pro
ducinr county ln tho s3afn ana II ia
going fo boz flrsf nnxt ys.tr coro,,a
christi hpn wonderful natural ssa.f,f
whirh nrn hUiuu drVoionsd W. av
tend tho hearty hnnd nf voirou. n.
you ana want ynu WIN us La any and
lU timss."
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mon AID lftio t,itinf b., t,o,,. Nv,
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ed tl.t t,l, ai'.., ~. t,,
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different oe..nai,.,,,' ia. ,,',,...,'i..'.
ptieatt ,,,,l t,,.iti,,., -, ~ i
rltv ~ r,ll.d y, NJ et,a,.t.,,,t
"a snoerh u.bicb ,.'.,- $3.50 '''
NJ NrA,n,, ,.,,,,,,,.',..i M. .,,.,.-....,..
flon ~ ths f,l, ',,,,t ,..'..,,...'.'.l
Ia lonu., .p.,,i, .t tt,.. 49,, '-,'t ,','i,'.'
ar. Ksnorl rnalo T, III, ,,',,,.,,t,' W.,
strain Wa rsil,a ~ g.. u ',,,'.....,
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
GIANT BLAST
LEVELS BLOCK

tccntlnurd frnm psgn -
lNn iird and exploded Almost stimuli.
unvousiy pools ~ Oh on tire ground
caught flre and Is SECOND explosion
occurred. orc report waH thar Me.
Nlflpv used q chisc in attempting Il
trnlpNv 1ho cap Tram the car This
however hus not hoen verified MT
Reese stated that bis Investigation dis
proved ans theory other than that tho
lNileaioA WAS caused hy spontaneous
combustion.
liriHdcs mo damage Ia tho immedl-
Fn Nirlniiy, window glasses within n
~ diuH 81 several blocks were shattered
iy the conclusion. which was felt half
q pilr from she scene Two sheds az
he plant nf the CoiNar Reoso com.
fauy were lifted bodily from their
foundations ana fell In heap.
Fire, which followed IN the wake Of
tRo explosion completed the work 81
destruction, The flames were checked
howe en-, before they spread beyoa1
the apllntercd wreckage OF the M fatcd
dwellings,,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Foreign Exchange
Bought Heavily

iF The Associated prrss
NfW YuNK Sam eos ficnvy huy-
inr uf fHraieh aNcnaurf particularly
atcfiInr French and Belgian francs.
ic1tufpd fudHfs International money
market ut ihia coutDr
Storlirs domand hiiia rose after tho
rIHaU uf the market Co &1fHh tho
h'ahrsi f.Eafra fltrr isei August aud
PARTS bills 40 1.1S cents nlsO rcprc-
scented ihc maximum quotation fur a
similar rgflpl
Tho Rise in hlls un Belgium was
NsH m0ll spectacular advancing
frHm ffa tUuts. iaHt wCsk'a finM
price Co 7fi 400 response 90 the sue.
teesful nlicrinF 90 ihHf government
faN COCOON o. syndicate 81 Amcri-
can haukara AN other forms "a exc
change cNrrpt the Dutch ard Greek
Nreff higher
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only AZ told In each
pachaso % genuine Baycr Tablets u
Aspirin. Then you viii be following
the directions and dosage worked out
hy physicians during % years. and
proved anfe hy millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. II you aco
the ElAgr Cross Oh tablets. you can
take Thorn without fear for Colds
Headache. Neuralgia, rheumatism.
Enracht. IouthaChv. Lumlago tni fhf
Pain. Handy tin boxers of twelve tab
lets cost few cents DruRglsts also
acll larger packages Aspirin b. tho
trade mark OF baycr Manufacture -
Observation-Disclosures of Snllcyiicucid
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Hunters Find Body
of Murdered Man

~ lNf NNNNNiNfNN IfNNH
NtSkOGnE Okin.. San. 20 .Tvon
~ five dollars 300 two paper bills were
found tied uu one of the ankles of the
body OF o. white mnu apparently be-
tween 70 Hnd 800 Ncuu old. Whlch WINS
found hN hunters to-day fifteen feet
from thD Missouri Kansas aud roNHa
niitond rirht of way "a fnw miles
north nf hprD
THE nuns skull had hptu crushed
with heavy cluh. apparently. nH o.
club about three tcci iuuE. aud hear
iuF hiuodsiuiuH WINS found nearby. A
Hlip AZ paper Boo tho watch pocket of hia
trousers bore the nHmc of ioffsinliltr
ur hnfffiuitci. lllH hat which showed
tho effect of the blow hnrr tho trade
mnrt ut Ohc Mammoth StofrH uf
Mount Ncnun $40 1hc mlu had hcen
drnd about tcu days Hccnrdlnr to tho
sheriff uf Wnrunrr county A dpaorir-
ton uf the m'n H nivon aH five foot
eight COB uluc lnchoH tall. dnrl, hnir.
weight 400 tu $50 pounds"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
EIINils;'.IIIIi
TTIsEl;S zts5s'
BETTER THAN CALOMH
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are tho
result OF DR.. Edwards determination
mon 10 treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For IL years he used
these tablets "a vegetable compound
mixed With olive OLD IN his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that caloraeI
does bat have no bad after effects. No
pains. no gripping. no injury 10 the
gums or danger from acid foods--yet
they stimulate che liver and bowels,
Take Dire Edwards Olive Tablets
when you feel "logy" and heavy"
Note how they clear clouded brain and
Derk no the spinita. l5c and SOC Dor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Athens, Ca, Has
$7,5OO,OOO Fire

iy Tho Associated Press
MACON. Ga. Jan. 25.-Thrcc blocks
ln The business district Of Athens. Ola.
were destroyed hy fire tonight. nc-
gnrdinE ~ reports reaching horp. THE
Athens Savings Rank. six stores and
uihcf huiiuinHH Wcrr consumed 10y enc
tmmcs fhr origin Of which Or unknown.
EXPLOSION Of drurH aud gasoline In
the Max ioHoph building the lower
llnul OF which was occupied lN The
Denny Motor company, scattered the
flames before the firomeu could gain
control nHu tho flro spread down tho
c1Hi side Uf Wall street south 90 Broad
virtually destroying every huldinr
ATOMS tho Hirrri and ALSO burned three
tnrUH in Broad street.
NJ lH estimated flr flrr cnusod "a Ions
nf ff 600 600
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
GAS COMPANY CASES
COME UP NEXT MONTH


uiilgn 800 iiH resources SEQ combating
tho aat aud that tho llty Wlu devote
Ifs entire power tu defeat thr en-
dcavor nf tha company in The suit at
Houston Ser @ practical certainty
Dng of flr principal allegations zoe
forth hv ihr rns company in The suit
brought Friday H that The company
applied twice Go the city council f0r
permission tn increase Tho cua rates
in ihiH Clig, which Increase 10 Or ass
serted. WAS Justified ~ existing caudl-
tiuua NE first appeal was denied o.
ST. uiiescd and nn investigation inHti
tuicd hy The council following The
second request o. asserted go have
been prolonged unduiv
The representatives 81 the company
in counter petition filed
ln che district court here after the
aity had filed lts suit tho citv had
entered into hn agreement with tho
company while negotiations nH 60 the
fnte Increased asked wcfe pending
The riiy denied ihH chareU
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Harvester Prices
Cause of Complaint

by Tho Associated ps0fa
WASlllNgTpN IDn. i-lnvpsiiea
uon ~ complaints that the Information.
si harvester company had announced
PC intention % Increasing prices uf
Humo 70 ~ infm machinery products
Was called fnf in resolution intro.
duccd today hy Representative Jones.
uNfuoprHt. Toxins. Tho resolution would
direct The house Interstate commerce
committee tu conduct an inquiry and.
" prices have hten Increased tu find
uut whS.
nv Tho Associated Press
CHICAGO. Jan. c4.-Onfciaia Of the
International Harvester company hofp.
whom told ~ the resolution introduced
today in the house hy Representative
jones ~ Texas. calling FOR an invesii d
CATION ~ complaints " Increased
pficcs. saidi
While wf have no detailed iufor-
nation about the resolution wc VIII
welcome any inquiry along the ih.ea.
being satisfied that tho only result Will
hc 90 convince the public Of the fair.
nuFf ~ our rricrH.
'pur prices are now. ard always
have hrcn. based aulciv on the cost ~
production. Our current urlfaf arc
practically the eumo MS Tor thc last
ten mOuiha. There has been SOME
slight increases on some machine and
reductions un others with tho result
that, considering our ilnc az whole.
the price Lowell Tor 1921 is substantially
ihc Same uH Tor 1890
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
NEINAST INQUIRY
OPENS AT AUSTIN

CONTINUED FROM paHp ~
trying o. ret deferred classification
an The draft that hc might remain nt
homo Nufacifnt time CO. gather hi1
crops. Noinuet reiterated bis state
mcni fhHt what hr made affidavit tn
was tfur hut ihnf hn was NOE con
sririns ar1inHf the United states The
inoinhora oi the committee expect the
investigation Co iaHf several days
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
PreSident-Elect
at Rock Ledge

ROCK LEDGE Fla.. Jan. "a Pros.
idout -olcct Harding reached hore this
Afternoon Boz his houaebnat cruise
down Tho Florida coast and spent the
nifhi nH the gucGt of Mrs llhrdlng'a
brother clifford kllnr. who w. q win
ter resident OF Rock Ledge
Vlr huurchnnt Victoria took hpr
tmc during The days sailing down
iho sleepy, semi tropical reaches OF
ihc Indian river and did not arrive
here until after z o'clock
Mr. Harding ANA his comunnionH
on the cruiHp uluyCd 70 round uf golf
however before dinner
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointmeEta should
not be applied il good clear slrin Il
wanted. From any druggist for Csc. OK
siuOior large size. get a bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed Il effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching.
and heSss skin trou5lcs also sores
burns wounds and chatting. II pene-
trateS ele9nsea and soothes. Zenoo Il
clean dependable and inexpensive.
antisepue liquid. Try II. as we believe
noihingycu have ever used II aA eject.
I've and satisfying.
The E ". Rose Co, Cleveland. q.