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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
ALL ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETED FOR
THE BIG CELEBRATION

W'NHil0ucd from rtro pncl
tenn we're Notified tn inin Dthncs and
aH result responses camr that tho
rroefam Ha sueeettea wouif 90 fni
lowed H 0hr oveni of mln
MA1oi iuach nf SAn Nfunuia Il a.i.,..
i1N wired Judge Sutherland uat he
rHuid he h-r. with hir wire Ana rte
fctNrN ana two mvnlhera ~ nie eit,
cuunrn rNn of shine THE SAN An.
ioniv rawr VIII pe % iarfs or. snd mon
ONLY hhNc the rucsta n,en wIfrl fr,m
the Corpus Christi pnd of the nuia
pafiN hui Tho ChHmher of Commasc
oi san Antonio hHs nANutsa thr pian
cf WIRING 1hend fu each town tha OK
avi TIME they wouid hO ihfrr anI Co
faNc ihose soine ready tu ien m too
parade
Through h, cnplt,-les of ihr san
Natnnio chamber ~ Commerce tac
Hmnns Ia ltinta 4uNonl, has been
made g rar ui the music tof the oc-
eHsinn. and ihcre VIII hr rive hands 81
music n Tho citN tomorrow aud to-
morrow might
FiTB is FEATURE.
Tho fire clrd 0franctd mnil, %, th,
cgenmttce and iHck Winters wil hs
'ne of fhe Important 'eHures ef the
utrut ana ntefcsi Bob th glove con
tfsis hH dnN 'onel t whore 30 is
donhfnn ~ fh Nrinmr vlr hc ahie
fn accommodate fhf largc crowd which
haH s.rnnod retention &C witnessing
Co., Seats worr reserved rs large MUM
hprs Yesterday and g trlserlm frum
Ncfurip requested ono hloci, of a. out
90 tuwncrs VIII Dec iakon core of for this
miftvanyn Yesterday eftcfneoH
The runNc comfog osmmtfrc has
tein been drafted into s,ryicc and
among thc features Will hc humorous
rcsi rcprns and freo let water stations
about the huunssa section 90 th" cts,
4 larsV number " entertainment and
public comfort committeeman. both
both men and womrn have boon sr-
lecied go look after tho wants and
pleasures Of thc quests and 10 viii be-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

ihr purpose TO nrc that tyvty routtesy
nnd attcptlnn 10 fhowp visitors
MIC nRoNc SHOW.
The hronchN- huating show tei fcr =
o'eloct boz the evening win ri,c al who
Ike thai fnfm of sport real thin
fol There b. m the bunch ~ outlaw aud
enallod HORSES snmo 81 The real uncon
nuorihio type Thoy havr never yr,
hc,n ridden some ~ them. and the
ovnnr naNs ne win leave corpus CHRIS
% With another strins 81 Victories for
hir horscf pfisra arc Offered the best
fld.is la the United Siaics 60 stay
with some - thrsc animals, and the
mono, IS sin un'ntrn THIS u a free
show IA an. ana viii hc rivcn a, iSir-
herr paws There ~ room Tor everr-
nnr Tho pgtk win ncrcmmods'c ~"N-
otai Thousand per"nus AVID u is be
uevtd Ns capacity yin he taxed
Printed rrpafnms VIII h' pn'"'d
nmung The rruwds. 20 an Win know
.u4i what ~ riire On II VIII bee I'M p.
possible a., nnN ora in iake part Va Hll
~ them rhcir VIII hr too many events
but th. rfori'nts win afford pn orp"r b.
unity io sricci nitnoNi any form ut
entertainment NuD might want
fANlNO uRNNti
tn, having dancr which hcslna Vi
5 o'clnsk VIII psphnpH attract "a lafrr
nunb,r The dnnc~rs will heye the
hest hafd music oifaiuBhle and can
have their hcarts fln ~ dancing hv
good muale ON stnooth, clean pave
mcat Vsnicics viii q. topped uff FOR
this event and thr dancers can dance
ara long as they want iu N they pre-
Ter anncinr 70 other forms % amuAe-
meat a treaty 90 peace ha" been
mndc with nn ministers. and no one
viii hr achmrehsi" ~ tripping on ihs
pavement on The nIshi " october :.
Tho following committeeman, In ad-
duion to tNc renrral comilittcc. have
perfected th. elaborate program which
the citizens md visitors viii enjoy to-
morrow and tomorrow nlght
Program COMMITTEES. y. q. LoVcn'
skiold. chnifmnni David Peel. !. W
pniman
invitation Committee; Roy Miller
Moisc We'll J. g. Garter.
san Antonio- Corpus CHRISTI Pa.
radc W II furlcng Of san Antonio
IN charge.
tinancr COMMITTEES, y. q. Lovcn'
skiold. chairman David roci J. W
piumnn T. ! Miller l.. y. Garrison
Frank liuniser Malcolm Henderson
wallace ninn. John Saunders, IL g
sherman John Bartlett L. q. Cook
Joe Cohr r. G. sinmm. g. r. Coleman
Host Room Committee; G. v. Cole
man. chairman Mrs q Y scott. Mrs
Maudc Gcrhnrdt
Morning Parade Committee: Glove
Johns chairman. Martin Evans. Goo
G. Wcstcrvelf
Dancing Committee, W /. Hammer
chairman. G.. Il. Wilkinson H. r. IIal
x o. Cook
Decoration Commi,tee-Causcwny
L. d. Garrison. chairman.
Truck Committees n r. Hall. chair
man
Music Committee: George Grin
NJ r. bradley
Athletic Committee: II. A. Carter. a
G. Erwin
Free Entertainment Committee; J.
$ Wright. Frank Robinson.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Program: e. @ Lovcnskipld, Havi'
Peel j. w pittman
Morning Parade; Glover Johns, II
C. Knis.f. George g. Wrstrrvclt
y Truck and Automobiles r. X liall
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uuirod " II wac propuerd "a adopt Tie
drartlv house rules and Nenntot iiornh,
republican. Idaho. asked Hrnntnr
Townrenh n he would be- willing to
add % provision requiring All .enniora
20 he present when the senate wan "
scsrion.
The Townsend resolution. which wan
referred 10 the ruire committee, pro.
vidrd for Invocation ~ olctu,r ~ ma
iority vote instead ~ the two thirds
vote now required
= believe the country aud mn ior.
liy ~ congress are IN favor ~ doing
business" nnid Senator Towgacnd iu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1921

reply 90 critics " the rcsolntiun Thu
'ulo he addod wfii simply "elyo ua an
oppprtunity 20 act on the hunlnoaf ~
~, senate"
senator Townsend puinta ni thaf
utdcf the proposed rule nftor ciniurD
~ns ndop'cd probably after many
days. debate on a lin, zach senator
would have ouu hour allotted him or
ponAlblS q total ~ 90 additional hours
~ debate.
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TREATY WITH
GERMANY MAY
Be RATIFIED

Continued from rare Onc)
ator Townsend, republican Michigan.
He ana other republicans. however
aid the cloture pinn would not be
pressed immediately, and certainly
no, during consideration 81 the tax re-
vision hin,
Tho new cloturc proposals. met with
instant nud bipartisan opposition.
senator Reed, dcmorglt Missouri. In
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
DeWitt Reed, Marshal ot DAY,

Dewitt Reed. Marshal ot Day.
81 street. north of court house. thence
east to Chgparfai. thence south 10 WI.
llama. ihenrc wcat on Williams To Mes
uuitc thence north To Peoples. thence
wcni To Leopard Az thia point auto
mobile WIN be waiting To carry paHacn.
aers Ia i<ichcrg park. free 90 charge
'ommiit"" IN charge Glover, Inhna.
chnitman. George g. wcaervelt n G.
Kaiser.
10 90 q. m baseball game. Klobcrg
park, san Particle county Va Nueces
county. Hoy Scou, hand furnishing mu-
sic Committee IN charge; A. G. Err
win. Harry Carter
90 y. m Band concert, Nuesea no.
tel sun pnriors. Mexican military band
200 y. m Rand concert. Artcalan
pnrk. San Antonio Juvenile Mexican
band.
400 . in--coif roping contest. Kie.
berg park.
400 y. Dedication Of cauncway
Judge Hugh u. Sutherland In charge
Corpus Christi ciiis-na nre rcrunatud
to 80 to Portland In cars at , n. m
nud meet visiting dciogatca and nicnd,
from other counties ana proceed acros,
causewaN az ! u'clo-k parade icd y,
Grand Marshal Dewitt Reed parad,
VIII croaH cnuseway and continue int,
city md end nt klvborg park
$500 y. m 49, fsroucho busting contest
Klcbcrg park. Admission free 90 ev,
erybody Plenty Of music
6.00 - m. Baud concert, ArtcsiNt
park. Taft band
TOO D. IN Band concert. Artcaiaf
park. Slnion hand
Z 30 g. m.--llnnluct Nucccs hotel
IN honor Of invited guests
500 y. inland concert. Artcsint
park. Mexican military band Igig IRE,
street dance everyone invited stay a.
long M you like
30 y. m.--Boxing contest. Airdom.
theatcr. liobby Mason. san Antonio
vs. Lefty Helm Fort Worth 70 rounds
Proceeded by good preliminarlon Ma.
sic hs INT band
1890 - M Band concert Cinco Il,
Mayo plaza. san Antonio Moxicni
Juvenile band
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
Hicr cRop LrunT.

iy The Ahrorlntsd Press
IiNHiN. MrKicu. sent 20. Nrwa
~ The american conwiaic hcro haya
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

Addiction. nc ancient Biblical city.
b. now bcir explored
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

that the s!rc crop ~ The Ya1ui vpli7y
of gonorn IN only Is per cent ~ nor
mai M. rice growers ture'"w nc
tow market ~ BE- said, AMI rriiil'd
their planting Tho crpp was iirthr,
r-nArd through bach ~ fnNi'l'"'
v.nt,f ~ pnpotlY ifrlTnie "
Nh and MIS-. ~ -. hrDunhlb hhN'
returned nom rnriH 10 snip th'h
hpuHahnld goods and lnw iippfy. prep
arntory to moyirg 10 Paris within 'h'
next few diyH.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

Res, isooms; c. r.. Coleman, Mrs q.
" Scott Mrs Mnudo Ourhardt.
cauncwny Decoration. L. - Oar
firnn
Athlcticui A. G. Erwin. Harry
Carter
Murlcl NJ. =, nmdlcy. George
Grim.
Free Entertainments Dunk Wright.
ftank Robinson.
Dancing W. 1. Hammer q. n. WI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

ME SPIRIT of cooperation between Nueces and
San Patrico counties that eliminated in the
building of the giant causeway across Nueces
bay will insure for these two great commemorative
position among the leaders of Southwest Texas.
The of the counties of Southwest Texas
alike in character that close community of interest
between them should always prevail and prevailing
bring them to of prosperity and agricultural de
velopment equal to our fondes hopes
May the future cement the friendship between them,
that every cooperative effort will meet with unsnt-
ed success
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
GUMS CHAPEL

Mrs. Cordelia Davis spent the pas,
week al Buckeye.
\ little son ~ Mr. and Mrs Hiram
Land Is 40 with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Sparks and
Mrs. Willie Masters, were In LeNing
ton Monday
Mcsidmcs Ligc and Jesse Hurt Wis.
tied Mn Marion Hurt. who is scri.
ously ~ Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr. Fred Simpson. u
Pleasant Hill spent the week end
with M and Mrs. VIM. lsbcu
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Tcatcr and
little son. j. W. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Hughy Mobcrlcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. " Daley and
sons, and Mr.. Taylor Hurt were the
guests ~ Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Dali
~ sunday
Mr.. Bette East and Mr. Curtis
Fast. Of Nicholasvil.c. were here
Tuesday night the guests - Mr. and
Mrs John Land
Mr. and Mr., Tom Kidd and little
niece. Lura Young. % Newport, ny.
were here last week with Mr. and
Mr. John Land
Mr. and Mrs Russell Holman en-.
tcrta.ncd number ~ friends In
honor Of their son, Mr. Earl Holman.
Friday evening.
Mn. Harvey Tcatcr and Missc.
Bcr.ucc and Bessie T,atcr spent one
DAY last week with Ncsrs John and
r. VI Chandler
Mr.. Pr.nius Walker and daugh
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
"CHlNA WEEK" IS
SUPREME EFFORT
OF FUND WORKERS

A. practical and popular demon.
s,ratlon 81 the sympathy % the nation
for a sister republic. "A "Chlna Famine
Week." o. be- observed Throughout the
United States. has been set for the
eight days from sunday. May I. To
sunday. May :, Inclusive
IN this week II Is hoped that the
churches and civic. commercial and
professional bodies will take AN active
part. Tie success 81 this week will
determine largely the amount ~ ~
lief which can be sent through per
sonal sacrifice To 100000 starving
people stlll dependent ON outside aid.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

tiers. 81 Lancaster. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W h. Ray from Pr.
day until Sunday
Mrs W u. Ray had the misfor.
tune 81 sticking a nail In her hand
last week from which she has been
suffering considerably
Mr. and Mrs n VI. Kurtf and
Masters George and Johnnie KurtE
visited Nr and Mr. J NJ Anon and
Master Robert Lee Anon Friday
Mr. aud MIR. Tom Kidd. Mr. and
Mrs.. John Land and son. Misses Lura
Young and Iva IIollon were guests
o. Mr. and Mr.. Thompson Davis
Thursday
Mcssrs Otis Daley and Earl Hol.
man arrived home Friday after
spending a year In the army most u
which time they were stationed az
Port Bliss. Texas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of judgment directed to
me. which issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Garrard Circuit Court,
in favor Of kinnaird Bros. against
Hen Young, or one Of my Deputies
will. on MONDAY. the 25th. day Of
APRIL, 1921. between the hours Of
] o'clock r. NJ. and o'clock z. NJ,
at the Court house door in Lancas-
ter. County Of Garrard. Ky, expose
10 PUBLIC SALE to the highest
bidder. the following properly Cor
so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the amount Of the Plain
tiff's debt, interest, and costs). 20
wit:
One Dodge Bros. Touring Car,
1917 Model. Amount Of debt, inter.
est and cost to day Of Sale amount
ing to s3O3.99 levied upon as the
property Of Hen Young
TERMS: Sale will b. made on a
credit Of three months, bond with
approved security required, bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent
per annum from day Of sale. and
having the force and effect Of Sale
bond this LIST. day Of April 1921,
A. X. WALKER. Sheriff. G. c.
BY G. T. BALLARD. Deputy Sheriff
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

" rel u
tempted to do some idiotic thing. aud
have TO suppress such impulses with
a mailed fist. It's all the outcome Of
vanity. 4 man hates To- admit that
he's n hack number H. wants to
assure the plain pruple that. nOtwith.
standing his gray Whlskrrs and string
halted legs, he's fuurhorse team
with dog under the wagon. when
IL cumcs 10 athletic skill
Il was IN the livery barn the -hcr
evening when youn. Frc'singer be
gan explaining that be- had been tai
ing boxing lessons from one ~ the
old masters lie had learned an the
tricks ~ the game and was Just SUI
fering nEoni-s because there was no
body present WIN would stand up and
exchange scientific swats with him.
In my younger days. " 10 say a.
myself ! was star performer iu
the ordinary knock down uud-drur ou'
form 81 combat. hu; never was worth
shucks at boxing SDtody knows that
better than DO. Why. then. did
inform Erctsin-sr thai would Pc glad
tU spar a few ruuuis with hImi n
surely was vanity and nothing else
had an idea that. while he might
have plenty If tire fancy stun or
hand. ! might land one ~ my olt-tim,
lawmakers: To- which ease fclt SUR
the town would soon be- ringing with
the story 81 an o'd mans p-oWesS
ESQ I took ~ INV long l.mswinecr
coat. and my vest and stood ~ for
battle n anyhpdg tells YOU my
friends. that Frrt-Iryrr doesn't know
how to WELD his hands YOU may r..
gard the story a. " ronrhnck never
saw fists So numerous ~ on that pcca.
sion. | couldn't see anything else Tor
u while. and they landed on me In
many unexpected places, and don't
remember a time when I was 50 em-
harraSssd.
"Freisinger explained afierward
that he merely tapped me gently he
cause ! was venerable man. Old
enough to be- hts grandfather. IN that
case I never want 10 become involved
In an argument with him wher he Is
In earnest. Ind n hlack eve for "A
week after this recital. and my nose
has never satisfied me since Every
time cam. downtown. I had TO OK.
plela 10 a thousand peorie that black.
ened INV eve while splitting klndlIng.
n, tina, droune,i n sad-lrop ON n.
There Il nothing more humIIIaiing
than n black eve. and \ made IN my
ynpc.,I ope thereafter and behave nv.
self IKE n crave and reverend man.
"Hu, NO sooner had my eve recoy.
.r.d ,h,, was In ,rouhle again I
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
Dr.. Printus Walker
Veterinarian.
Cslls Answered Promptly Day o.
Night. Phone 3I7.
. '"r ASTEa. KENTUCKY.
Literal NounQsser.

Jack was bc.ns taught by his re-
iigious mother some things she
thought he ought IA know. Among
other subjects God and His omnlpres-
ence were spoken Of. Il seemed hard
TO the boy 10 think God could be
everywhere M once and especially dis
turbing 20 find out that lie was dwell
Ing inside him. The little fellow. how
ever. took his mother at her word. and
soon after NJ the supper table. as he
was about 20 pnrtake ~ some hot
soup, said: "Look out. God. there's
some hot soup comm"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
GAY OLD MEN

0CtM IAGwAY wns trying to Ne
~ funny. this morning" related
the horse doctor 'iIe saw some bows
turning hnndsprinrs and undertook
:" show them how he trick used To- be
done In The halcyuu days. and the do,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

tor says he
wren ched his
back 80 he'll b.
w bed for several
days"
Disasters Of
that snrt usually
happen 90 th"
graybeard no
tries to demon
strntc that d,
isn't any older
Than he was FORTY
years agn" com
mrutei the village
patriarch Tin
AIM nNN heInE
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

NsNiNNfNN
peter Schobcrt.
christopher Barlow.
"John Ahccncy.
Appraiser"
At the above date Washington
county did not exist For in "Octo-
her i7si. Patrick Henry. Governor
Of Virginia. approved the act 10 cs-
tablish the county % Nelson the
fourth IN the territory" Therefore
at the cath ~ Abraham Lincoln he
was domicilcd IN the county ~ Nel-
son. Washington wa. brought into
existence IN 1892 being the hrst
Of the nine counties organized when
Kentucky was admitted as Statcl.
After 1892 the original Abraham
Lincoln homestead stoop In Washing
ton county. u % also well known
that ia this original Abraham Lin
coin homestead p Washington coun-
q, n 1906. that Thoma, Lincoln
lived az the date be- was married 90
Nancy Hanks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
The COMPROMISE.

"Does your wife object 20 your
playing golff'
"No. we've made compromise"
That sof"
"Yep. She's perfectly willing Ia have
the play the game. but she insists an
my not talking about n after I get
home"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

The postal savings banks Of the
country are becoming quite a healthy
institution, the small deposits now
g-gregating the sum ~ St6i. 900.
900 There IS mo- fear - a run on
JucI,'s bank
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
Britlsh After Trade.

British merchants are planning en-.
hibitions In large cities u China 20
recover their commercial position lost
during the wsy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Woman is presumed 90 be- the
weaker sex. but rs a difficult matter
90 convince some husbands 81 the
fact
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

L. no trouble az all 10 yindicate
yourself when you can convince other
people that you are yindicated
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
SEN What You SPEh D
ONE DAY
To China

5000, oc0 Chinese Famine Victims
Still Need American Help Before
June.
81 will save one life one month.
PICK A PAL IN CHINA FOR A
DAY
To hasten the work OF relief. this
newspaper will forward eontribu.
tions 20 the losa' Treasurer. or TO
the Nstionai Treasurer China
Famine Fund. 5,bs House. ks~
York City.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Just Co get ahead Of our brother
editors. We suggest that you DO your
CHRISTMAS shopping early.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

II you pine for a happy home give
your wife an occasional opport.ni;,
TO complain.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Riding the waves b. becoming pop.
ular Boz this country, especially Il BE-
D.. a wave 81 crime
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
80 ARTICLES
80 ARTICLES
Made Up Appraised
Estate OF President
Lincoln's Grand
Father.

Recently the "appraisement" Of
the estate 81 Abraham Lincoln. III,
grandfather II President Lincoln
was unearthcd in Bardstown. Said
"appraisement" included thirty three
articles
Below ace given a few Of the old
time articles The order ~ the
court reads:
Pursuant TO an order % court
,Nrlsou county appointing the sub.
scr.bcrs teach man then personally
signed his name 90 the appraiscment
book appraisers ~ the estate o.
Abraham Lincoln. deceased. being
first sworn. proceeds as follows;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-01
TODAY OBSERVED
BY ALI CATHOLICS
Set Apart by That Church to
Venerate Faithful Dead
Feast of All Saints is ObserV-
ed Throughout the World
One of HoIiest Days.

Today Is the Feast OF All Saints, a
day set apart by the Catholic Church
for the special honor and veneration
OF the faithful who have died I'm the
grace of God and have been admitted
to the glory and happiness of Heaven
The festival Is very ancient, going
back to the fourth century. but the as
signment to the first day OF November
dates from the year 731. A. D.
The saints OF the church who have
been cannonized have their various
feast days assigned In both the Fast
ern and Western church: the feast
OF All Saints includes. however, not
only these, but all others whose
names and lives are unknown TO the
world, but who have served God faith.
fully d6ring life.
The feast OF All Saints Is observed
throughout the world. and Is one OF
the holy days when all are Obliged 10
attend mass the same as on Sundays.
The special commemoration Of the
faithful departed on the day imme,
diately following the feast Of All
Saints dates back to the tenth cen
tury, although similar practices on
other days are of far greater antiqui-
ty in the church. On this day the
priests enjoy a privilege similar to
that Of Christmas Day-the celebra-
tion OF three masses. All Of these
masses are said on All Souls Day in
black vestments. and the high mass
Is accompanied BY funeral ceremonies.
The ONCE OF the day Is likewise com
posed Of special prayers for the dead.
The entire month OF November IS
especially dedicated to the holy souls.
and psalm de Profundls" is recited
for the dead after every mass except
the high masses during the month.
double col cut
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-01

Lemuel Bolles To the convention.
Mr.. CBlles suggested stimulation OF
public works. more rigorous exclu,
sion OF aliens and a systematic eff
fort on the part of local posts and de
partmcnts to find work for the 900. 600
former soldiers said by the report to
be iobless.
Incorporated In the adiutants re-
port was lengthy review Of the a..
tivities Of the organization and show
ed. the report said. a healthy growth
during the last twelve months.
Especially gratifying Il was stated
In the report, was the financial show
ing as presented by the national treas,
urer, RohertH Tyndall Il showed
the present financial growth OF the or.
Eauiration as S60S.922.ss as against
.s46i.7l7.27 at the time of the national
convention.
The organization was extended ma.
terially during the year, according to
the report. more than l.0sh posts hav
ing been added Departments were
created IN Mexico, Panama, the Phil
ippiue Islands. France. british Isles
Argentine Republic and Canada,
while posts were extended 10 twelve
additional countries,
The womea's auxiliary. an autono
NOUS organization but closely related
Mr.. BollcS reported. increased In
membership from 1865 to iel.44o in
twelve mouths and the number OF
units grew from l.22e TO 2.6lS.
The report Of the national judge
advocate announced that every posi-
bile prcvau,iou has been taken to pro
tcc, the Legiou's cmolem from in
triukrmrnI
\ proai og $5561s Was shown in the
rcpgvt az the Legion Publishing Co.
which sets oaJ the An ~rjosn Legion
Weekly