The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-14
LESSONS DRAWN
FROM LATE HEARING

tContirase from pnce -
9uf ways auN la HaHImI'ufrt Without
bin thf country would De- Boz most $50.
piurnhlt circumstance
Mr. Miller began hir speech with
an explanation uf ths johnson hlIl
telling of fs history in iho ieriaia
utu houses M fhf governments daH
rflhinn ff HfiTIHHi form nnd fhf
rhanEcH made ln De- $40 read section
HOvon ~ ihe hlN Witch woe written
into it in fhf House of Representative
bat which does not provide fUl thc
principal uurpoHr far which Be- was de-.
sired. the permission of entry az Mu4
icnn lhhOr nt certain periods nf the
year Tor WORK Dob the cotton fields ~
cleo wua meant tu allow such admit
lance ~ Canadians Cuhnns ana uH
tiNe- ~ other nearby countries A.
the bin was passed it allowed entry
unlN o. those who could pas head
tnN ana pass e NfCfury test
The hill was designed originally Go
rrrfrlct OF Immigration Tor q period
~ two years hut the time was Uut
lHicr Oh fourteen months n ir cone
-idered doubtful II the measure will
De- passed in nuN form before the term
~ congress expires by operation of
law March 4
az Miller made particular criticism
~ the action ~ onnEresfmnn from
Trxae who opposed the steps taken
by Texas horticultural interests to pro.
cure modification 81 the hil buf nu-
preciatcd Abe support rendered hy
other Tcxas representative. i'o.
poaHilY h. prnired Senator Norris
sheppard nnd Cong leHsman John Car.
nfr who ls fnnkiue member 90 the.
House wNyr Uni means committee and
WI De- democratic leader in congress-
neNt aerslnn
AZ nNuaurllr large Attendance wei.
rnmrd Mr Mlilorf speech and sue
HUHHiu pruNnm in addition was REM
dnrrd with ] A Barton az the hlHh
schuul FACULTY acting nH tunstmaaifr
ln opening The assembly sang iir.
teryH with President Walter f1ttmnn
leading ana members nf thc sf Crei-
NH orchestra NHIistiu-
49, piiunau made "a short spcacn
rempiiWrniiru fhe work done hN thV
liutnm club iho laai ytHr nud cofr
intending %. d. Johnson con- tho ua
drcal ho made at the annual nprn
banquet of the club. riitmNu an
nouucDd tho district convention 0f iin-
iniy o. hc held ht Paris. Texas. Match
rs ana 20 fiT CORPUS FhriHtl Nu.
fNrlnue nft meWuera uf various com
miitora fur the convention. more rep
resoututiyua being appointed from
here Than any other city iu the dls
trici regardless 90 aito lnguded
among the Corpus Christians VINO Hrt
are Notnrians baldwin,. l'iato. Miller
fiitman. Johns and stanlm
Air pttmnu Cpmplimnntp1 fhb
club on lia Attendance which wY8 de
ciared the best VI sfv mnufta ifnI
directed attention 90 tho MeAilon
Rotary club whiQh has held elHhl con
aorutlFO mpetmus with 100 pos cn.t.
attendance nt cnrh Charles l30Eirr
hHHds committee tO lrin. about
100 per cent meeting bore
d. N Gibson matr Is hrief tllh iu
behalf ui the entttninmoni cnmu4f.
tee aud Iead An Invitation from thv
AHinmuhiie Club GOV q eumhIncd WrOi
iuH Qf thal UrEanigatiou wlth the L0.
tary and klWanH clubs phr mem
hcf voted tu accept the offrf al.
though a dafU remalHa to bo set
lu behalf of ono musical committee
pr A W DAVIDSON talked hrpiiy
te tfkgd fhaf anyone Knowing mu
aicnl talent nfaiihAie Tor entertain
meui purraafs ai ihe Rotary mceungs
rnmmunlrnte fhelr Information Co
hIm d. - Gnrrirnr spoke in hrhHlr
nf thc memherhip committee
Fred aianm told of hts handling of
uuNH Wnrk in which NHuaclty hr WIS
succeeded hi fiufrN Edwards Yest-r.
dnN 500 Fdwards road = letter from
former hHisrlHn nskluG reinsfatr.
WHnf ln th- cluh folloWinE his holrr
rfsffa 0Hf IL aH-r 81 HhFfHrr tfnm
c'nh iu"chreH- The club toied hlm
Hapther uifi
humt-r Of e'~itor- rs ths clih
Wrrf infenlut~d Gov htirf .aiks M
~f7wfu furnifoad musical cuierttin
rfni w.it i Frrnoh hnrp p 49, llud.
dirffun anNou cod thnf The 1fnv eNant
hnd would .n 90 the Rotary Cor-
fpnilnn nt lafia.