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4 BRAVE. DOG.

Once there was an old man who
lived by himself lie had dog that
he did not love. so he decided 10
drown il. He was fixing to throw
il in the water when poor II 20
boy came up and asked for Il; and
he would not give it 10 him. He
threw him into the water and walked
OFT The little boy pulled off his
clothes and went in after the dog
lie brought him out safely. lie was
very Kind to it
One day the little hoy was out
bathing and the little dog saw him
go under the water. lie plunged into
the water and brought the little hoy
gu safely ana lay him on the land
There he stayed and barked and
barkcd. hut no one came. He would
not leave his little masters side. Eie
kept on barking until somebody
came. He took tho little boy home
and put him 10 he'd. He was soon
well and happy as ever. He was glad
he had saved the little dogs life and
now the dog had saved the boys
life.
This teaches all OF us 10 he kind
TO all things and We will hn happy
always.
(Origlnal)
LAURA VIRGINIA BLANTON.
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IntcrcstInr I.riicr.

My Dear Edithr,--I must write and
tell YOU about my visit last week
Went TO sec Lucy Rushcr: ana oh.
shat good time l did have. Lucy.
you know, is such a sweet girl. and
everybody loves her. Well. tho first
thing We did was 10 call another
little girl that lived near Lucy. She
came, and we went gathering flowers.
and then We went fishing and Lucy
caught such Il big fish she called me
10 come and help her pull it out OF
the river. We took 1t homo and then
Mrs Rushcr had such nice lunch
for Us. After lunch We heard the cry
Of a little child somewhere. All went
in search for IL, and I found the poor
little thing lying on the cold ground.
| took IL home and washed ii and put
some nice clothes on IL and put i. in
bed and il went TO sleep and slept
all night. still have the little
child, and we call her Mary Luck
| do love her so much. and | am so
glad found her Both OF us are
happy together Edna. please write
20 the I'D. &. G. I enjoy il so much
Our good editor writes such nice let
tors. and am always 50 proud TO
see my letters in print. Now, | Will
close. with a heart fun Of love,
HELEN ADCOCK.
Norwood. Nelson County. VA.
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TIN: CANVAS.
CHAPTER J.
Lost the Canvass.

one day AS Tom (Which WAS IN"
boys na.nc) was wn.S!n:: down IN"
ccmcn; sidewalk. be SAN - car stop.
a man step out and look like he was
looking for something. then walked
down TIC cement road. Tom went
over where The man was and 81 I'd.
VIVA; arc you looking for" ask ed!
Tom haze you lost q nut that goes
on tho car asked Tom NO. ! have
los, ! piece of canvas" said the
man. "aai can't find it." said m"
man m hc started 10 look for II
again. Was the canvas wor; N
money! asked Tom. Yes" said tho
man. -; was worth $1,000" said the
man. Tom went on down the street;
Hc happened 10 sec something Ike
q pi.c" ot canvas. and he went over
where 4. was. II" picked j, up aud
read 81 and ihouEht that this can
vas might be IL
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CHAPTER II.
The T{SxTnfr.

Tom came a-runninE back where
mo man was. He asked the man II
,his canvas was IL Yes. yes" cried
The man, az he got up and looked at
g. He read II. Where did you ind
it, asked the man. Tom thought he
might play n trick on him. Right
down thcro,~ said Tom. Well. come
with me 20 Office" said the man.
Tom and - man got in the car and
they were soon Il; the mans office.
Here IL your reward said the man.
~ he handed n check to Tom. Tom
looked at the check and II vas 500.
Tom thanked the man and he left the
room as happy ~ Il millionaire. The
man was 40 glad that he had found
.hc canvas that he kissed the sccre-
,ary that was working for him.
NORWOOD HOWE DAVIS.
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THE RAINS STORY.

know the story the rain 1t is calling
When down from the heavens drip.
drap' il is falling
This is the story IT tells 10 me.
81 sweep upon cities and fan IN the
sea.
And though some arc quite afraid OF
my storm
There is no cause for fright or alarm.
For though | am rough at times I'll
admit.
And fall with such force the ground
seems t. split;
still. I'm gentle at times. and so
lightly | fall
1t seems | don't hit the ground ut all.
Mortals cannot live without meth :
Some. even from thirst, in death have
lain
The little flowers my water mus,
drink:
They love tho sound when pattcr.
tink' tink
So. though mortnls complain when
they see me fall.
Without my help they could not live
at nll!'
And this is the story the rain told 20
me.
Can you not in it a moral see
II is this: Don't complain when
things seem hard
For all have their work in this great
world OF cod
IOriEinal.)
HARRIET II. SMITH.
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4 Picnic OFT At BRYAN PARK

One Sunday our sunday school
teacher Miss Myers took our class
on a picnic. We met at Boulevard
and Monument Avenue. When we
were all together We started To walk.
when We were half way 10 Bryan
Park a man gave MS Il lift and took
us there When we were all to-
Gcthcr we went down ny the creek.
There wCr falls and the water was
not deep Ia the water were large
rocks We climbed on them.
After "a while We thought that We
would make Il camp fire. So we
gathered sticks and dry grass. We
made "A large lire Meanwhile. the
ire was blazing, but forgot
To say that ii was raining a little.
hu; the fire still kept up the nice
blaze Then We ate our lunch on
Il large rock right beside the FIRE
There was with us Il dog named
prince" lie was u shepherd dog
While We ate our lunch prince"
helped us eat it. When we had Nm
ishcd lunch most Of tho children
went in wnding. but you had 20 be
careful, as :hc current was very
swift. Some children fcli in the
water and got their clothes wet, but
we dried them by the Are Then we
played around on the rocks some
more. But the funniest thing was
that our dog, prince would fol-
low us everywhere we went. one
time he almost made girl fan in
the water because nc would jump
on their backs and almost push them
in the water We had u very nice
picnic, and al! of us enjoyed 1t
When we were halfway home we
got another lift on an auto. Our
picnic was very enjoyable
Written hy
BEATRICE WATSK Fly.
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\ DOCS LIFE.
CHATTER |.

Fire was a white and black spottcd
fox terrier, nearly SIX months old.
one day a man drove up 10 the
door In an automobile. holding his
head hlgh IN the air. He walked up
10 the door and raped. After a brief
conversation with Mr.. Dias the own
cr and master of Fire. he called all
of the dogs together. The good luck
fell upon Fire and he was carried
out into the automobile in his new
masters arms.
He was now nearly halfway to his
new home. when he saw two dogs
lighting Fire was anxious 10 see tho
battle. so with one little leap he was
ovcr to the scene, but his master was
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sorry Not to See You.

Dear MISS Wj,t.--I was ONoT ItICh-
mond and stayed all night ana I
Intended 20 come 10 sec you. had
some real pretty roses | WAS going
10 give You. hut couldn't get that
FAR UP the street and was real
sorry could not get IN To see YOU
But l hope to come some time soon
and bring you some flowers I guess
you are tired Of seeing me 90 much
for 7 come 10 see You nearly cvory
time come 10 Richmond Miss
witt, how much can ;hanh YOU
for printing my drawing and letter
and also the drawing OF dog chas-
ing a man. saw that / won prize
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With Our Little Virginia Poets
It'd. G. G..

think all OF the members
Are doing. fine.
get paper each Sunday
And | read every line.
read the stories first.
And then to the rimcrs go.
For love to look.
For they are glad. know.
For know some heart
Is proud. and it
Makes mine glad too.
Even If my name isn't there
Then ! read tho page
Until there isn't a line:
And when | am through.
| say. Ism, II fine"
take all the pictures in.
And don't think the
Members could no any better.
Even II they don't rhine.
And, dear members. don't YOU
Think our editor is nncc
We couldn't get one better .
In nine and nincty-nine q
am proud Of our club re.'sa
And think | ought To he.
For would hate. TO live where
could not wftc to the dear old
I'd. g. c.
MARGARET HILDA KIDD.
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Dear Miss Witt hope you will
forgive me for not writing more than
| have. but / have had the measles. |
want to know il il viii he all right
f my mother writes my stories for
me | don't mean that ! want her
to think up the stories. mean that
think them up and she writes them
down. had been getting my aunt
to write them down FOR Hc. but then
| thought YOU might not like II, so
wrote to see think that the club
gets better every Sunday. Don't YOU?
Very much love.
ELEANOR NAEI.E.
T. s. am sending in two pictures
which hope TO see in print.
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Bright Stories by Members Of the Club
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

rbis s,,ry y,,,h ,,,. ,.,o.o.,
write oco,,r,o, .,,ou. 49,. -
,ct.r ,,o ,oh,.oo roho,,ta, ,,
40 frr, w.,,,.,.., C,,.,.,,,.
-, c.,-,.. w,s,i,,..o, 49,,
>D''' - 90 ''''
nc "' S!N'S-S"N"h years had more
influence over tho history OF the
United states. ana pnr,iculnrly Of
v,,.f,., 49,. 49, 49,. ~, =.
"a -
II" was born on tao 22nd OF Feb
r4ary. l732 Ills fathers name vas
Aucustin. w,shIuv,on ana ,t.
,r,,b,. ,. NJ. ~, -, ~,
'"''"'' "'S H"' i'"'' ""'h NiF-
&l'I'HN- 'AlHr mat great deal
~ the honor TINT George Vaccination
t..sr.,d o,s Jr. r., So, ,.tt
''' '"'"'' '"" "'''""r' ii's ia'h.'
SAID 20 him once. Truth, George, Is
the lOycl.cst quaiit. OF vo,th
..,,ri, Ia. a,,,.
49,. ,.,.,
inc 'l''i" boy whose heart was 80
honest ana his lips so pure that
roufI a.Drrd uno, cycr v,,r, ~.
s,i,"
'hiF' iht mother .! WASHINGTON.
MS she IS called vas Il very pious
ana intelligent No,nnr Sb. .,,.s 20
,....N .,.,.,,
"'S'H' "e'' h's"'
'"' morning 10 ASK 60! 10 take care
az him and teach him to DO his
ANY. Gco,rc waaDl,-,o, .y,o,
10 ,h.ir t.,yhirrs u ,,o,'I
grew 70 b,. tho great ard .s,.,, mar
Ne was Many rhilorcn in ,bc. 49,,
have as rood and yy3s. ,,,,r,y
he had. hut ,hoy do no, nti.ud :, 49,.
Lessons th.y c!.e them. ana S., .Io
not profit ~ th"rn
George VAS very fond of hunt.
/ !uG, and Of out-of-dour srorts 70
gglrinE bodily strength ana skin. and
50 h. grew tall ana s,rou. II f.,
said OF him tina, ne ono. threw q,
stone across Tho l!appahannock Rtv.r
at Fredericksburg. lie was pa-ticu-
/ .ariy fond Cf military games and at
rchcol the hogs used To iisht pre-
tended battles between the French
hHd Americans. George always com
mdnced IN" Amor. sIr-
Georges 81 moved from
"'simorciand Gognty. and
here George Was passed
He lost his fat men he was 10
FEARS old. When he vas IL. like a
great many hogs. ne wanted To bc
sai!'F ana his brother, Lawrence
Nho was great deal older than ne
"'L'' ana u rich man. had him APP
ap'h'"n 10 ni:shipHa'. place IN
INC English navy
''eoTEc was delighted. and had a
ms new uniiOrn made, OF which he
MS very proud. Ills trunk was all
packed and ne was 10 start immc
'ateiS' hut when he went in 10 tell
ms mother Sood-hy, although she had
%!fen her consent to his going. Ike
many Gn"ih"r mother. at the idea OF
parting win her boy. she covered
h'r race Win her hands ana burst
into toars. George said at once IL
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DOLPii SALOMON
Thinks for Dime.

Dear EiitCr-l was very glad 10
receive my I'd. L. c. badge some
weeks ago lost my pen. and can
do no work for the page, but I hope
10 send more soon, hut here IS ono
Enclosed. am irclosinG 10 cents for
the paper my drawing came in. trust
you viii mail me q paper
Your friend
EDWIN LEE GATES. IR
H. j.. d. 30. !, Box lG Beach. Va
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Your member.
ELIZABETH GIJnT.s
-p1t-.p, .i.!.-I sen.
send. Dime fnr nrnhun.

Dear tditor.-l won y priHo a lonE.
long time ago, ana haven't gotten IL
yet. hat stil!, dearest editor | expect
you arc SO busy YOU have not got
time 10 send it,
am sending in story. | hope to
see in print. ana to win another
prize. \ new member
SUSAN ROCHE NOGE
1912 West Avenue. Richmond Va.
+. 81 am sending in 10 cents
for little Claude.
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I'rnisrs Number

Dearest Editor How are YOU This
Mindy day? am sending in n poem.
TO May" winch hope you win
print jus; made it up. surclN.
"!Sh could get prize. think
the poem, Sunset" Was aue. by Mar
farct Howlcs. She deserves :. prize
think. every time She writes
ihink She has "a inc talent Tor poc,ry
G"n y'G* Wen, J Will sa! good by.
hoping TO win a prize soon
From your member.
Pearl V. FIIESS
FOG Nose Ave. Clifton Forge va
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Enjoys club.

Dear Editor-I am sending "a
charadc To the PAGE ! certainly on
joycd my club since bccamp a
member Of the Y II. c. =. wished
To see my charado in print Love 10
you ana all the other members. As
ever, your new member.
LOUISE NJ TYREE, age 10
Gilmore Mills. Va.
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Try Hard.

Try Hard.
Dear Miss Witt,-Thank you so
much for printing my letter in Sun
days paper. could not get any
black Ink when was in town 30 1
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About Our War Orphan
Y Dear Girls and Boys

to . only
N this little
s. 50 hard
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Your Nuri, Is Good.

Dear Editor. am sending III a
drawing which | wish to see in the
paper. and was very glud to sec
my drawing in the paper las, sun
day. hope some day viii uc a
prize winner. enjoy reading the
childrcns page of tho T. II. q. g.. uu,.
think We members are doing nur.
am also sending YOU a poem which
want you to be sure Ia pat in the
IN per, which hope all the men that
chew tobacco w!l read II.
viii have TO close nov. with love
TO all the members and also N1U
dear editor.
Your member.
ELIZABETH GIjnTs
40 North TwontN-cishth Street
CITY
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hditor of ChldIcus Paro--D.a
itditor ann sending some NOR
drawing ana hope it viii uc bette
th!s tmc. wish to Sc" In print.
From your new noIlhry
MASTER MEIIA 'TYREE.
Gilmore Mills Va
q S am sending - ceuis To wa,
orphan.
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sends Drawing,

Dear sditor.-i am sending .u some
draw 'ngs, which ] hope 10 see in
print soon ! hope this letter and
drawings VIII escape Mr. Wastehas-
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tothcr knock was hit on the
iniei went to the trap and
Own. when he remembers }
ruicksand in the tunnel
iidn't know what to do. He
lie corner of the room and
ERE. All ut once another
ms hit. a3 II he wanted to
mt door down. II ] let him in
grry mo back to the town.
nE. said Daniel 10 himself.
III stay in the corner. under
! there OF the tray there was
(which Is name q Coppcrhead.
&c was craving UP the steps.
Ito DO Continually
NORWOOD HOWE DAVIS.
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DANIELS CHOICE.
CHAPTER 3.

Daniel looked out OF the window
md walked around ;hc room. which
choice will l take. he said TO aim
self? Presently he sat down in II
chair, and fen asleep. The storm
grew lower and lower and he sen;
and slept. All ut once Il knock was
hi, on the door. Daniel jumped up
and tiptncd TO the window. He
showed ne shade n little and saw n
was ,r-herin. lie didn't know what
10 de- tothcr knock was hit on the
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Iloar IidIlUr-" nave hccn rcadiur
The chliGr"us paEr regularly pi
sundays ana wound like to belong
TO this club viii you please send
mo badge aud tic rules. an
inciosiug q drawinG.
Your new member
GATHER Nh Itfs 4 81 Isy
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LETTER From MME. HELuT.

Dear
,aIdci stn IN
to h for
you're odncssyo to he
o f
oos
the ne to
TO lie = his
Of
ri school
In the hop that n health be
Aadcno to accept curt for
lis m Fpu
Framed.
rc"enDrnns irlc Claude
o
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ola Member ucors ,,,.,,,


ear h"i,'I-it has been puisc s
VIZ. SI'ir' nay" written To- tho club.
30" nuns ! nav" .forgottcn Il.
''' nave not, read thp page every,
''" ',hd enjoy it just ms mu"h az
inc ieHi OF the members. ! hore 20
g%"tributo IN artir'" every once In a
h,l'. Wear my modal on my coat
3,h' am 'rr. proud OF na I'd. lFray
I"S' h.' m'''i. and how he Toes envy
nl' "r.m SHOW my medal TO any
, GU nope 'hat Wray VIII plunge
'h "E'n ana win another medal.
'"'hN N"hert Eprs Joncs sug
A'H''"" IS very good, ana lhopc that
/ 20" VIII "a" ms uEEes''ou for our
nc contest E'ti"r watch Hohor:
"' '''"N -'li III ana WIN irst pri@t.
. ''' ,'l.I'N - ao"d written for his
~" mum -"
i'"''''" an amateur
i,"pt' s'"r''nG '''s m""ih' and viii
assn" 1t about four times a year OF
course. shall send Nou copies OF 1t.
] love To print papers and writ. rnr
them as wru w.II u,usr cIoso a.,
this Time ann ,,tI,.' Iii ,,.,,,,,,
/ yriIs,,,n -, i.i.r,n
49,, 49,. ',i"' nj,
f,,i. ,.:ii, '"n ). ihPr"N-
'"''''f "'i" 'Ii'h" we "UEht
I" 'n"""e a c"pt"in. am sure Helen
60 S.m"ns would be chosen. Her
! am also sending drawinr ON
ep,,inr I'm. a, Ill.
ynstcInssct tx ,IICLe
pag1 chain, stree, picbr,,,d ~,
/, is. "''""' a.
Dear Editor As Won .sl,od ia,
sua,,,ns,fnn. ,,r Nh, ~" $500" i"i
n'i,fr roI'.,., ti,,n, ""'.' ,"i.'tst
was mo and ihink II will interest
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Puzzle and Charade Departments
PRESIDENTS NAMES IN FIGURES.


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Tint WIN he All Right.

Norwood. Nelson County,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
Negro Woman Held
On Burglary Charge

4 negro woman giving her namo as
curInuc Wilson Was arrested uf Nrt-
ing Chief of Police Jack Hnfdemau
yesterday and lodged lu the county
Sab on rhnrgf 20 burglary Come
uiIlnf vHH NI0l lN fHUE llinNnarn.
~ Laredo sfreni who lhnrred fht
woman wlth having robbed hia wife
uf hor purse which BE- iH alleged uae
recovered from hcneHfh the prisoners
he'd
According u ih. H00s told fhe 0f-
I0Fre 90" NrUuNHH No Iho luuHU nr
Laredo Htrfff Hfff gathered down.
stlire rh1nkHgitiHu nIgW NHfaulns O.
phuNuHrnnh muHI. uNeu Pho N.
woman Slipped lnfn fho house hnd urs
ataiia whore sht rtnas0ael a uun-
Der uf dresser dfHWfr ffflnF
purse Nurhnrdi stated ht went lu.
atiiIH and round hHl hidden ilo TOOK
Dior inifnFffIrH fr said 1rd frlr
nhOut1 ihn uuNrD While duiuf a0 the
AumIN Huf UH1.
Tho woman iDfi tne ,ItY Hnd Boz said
howe r.HU fn Nn.tlIin snn return
I'd recently and Iinfdrnau made thn
arrest fudlrE Der In huufN lu fl
pHru 4ffrri -nr Is rharrff NI'n n.t
lnE robbed thr Firrh.rff hHnan rn
fwH FORMER HrrIHIrr r0r.H. rUif
watch and money
rhr woman H wOn known IN in
officers HardrnnH ral1 yesterday iif
Hf1frt shr bod tr0n u nf rum
N Hl Times
a man gIving hia nam, Hs Uen.y
NiNON.IW uf I.NtIli. WHH III..f.I IU
f.. |Hlre which fhn nnmnr u
found ONNrUr N0HHslrH t00l h.m
into custody 900 .NHfE" nf fr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
Mrs. Sutherland
Tells of Tragedy
AtFamouS Corner

Another Incident N unusual inter
est IN connection with tho corner
building occupied hy Mr ana Mrs. p.
hidder at the time Of tho yellow foyer
epidemic. tho picture OF which appear
- in tho issue ~ The caller % sum
iAf Jan. 10. has been brought o. light
ny loftor from Mrs MARY a. suth-
'iihnd 40 better description ~ the
occurrence can hf given ihan boz Mra
low
'rhe picture ~ the old time house in
sundays Caller remind fnn writer af
en old -time tragedy. o. bloody thiH
which happened there way lack u
war days ! tell 90 a. 'twaa told 600 mo.
Col Matt Nplun was ln command
~ the city at that time. ais residence
"nH oitnor AZ the concrete hmldlug
un Chnnarral street. for long limo
no homo NJ no Fitzslmm0nf family
Nr boo She house nesr H since re.
fnrFrd ln 'hr fatal evening De- had
- eucH one Capt T0N fnrHerIf
'itii"n"d here aT c0miHrary officer
thon on visit io The clff. latter fifnF
'iafieu uuwu Town. thon around fhoI
foot NJ Central wharf a. thep afrnusd
INTO me street Or fha corner. fhrn re
clricf org The figea Homestead SOW
100 CITY Drug Store thry wore fired
uron ~ parties BID .n fHls nnra nIc
i4rfd IN Tho Caller Crl N0ian fuf.
nNfiflif hurt AMI Capt F0t rn di.
fFuraIlr acrn9a ChHnarrHi street lnHn.
"a high picket fonro. ran around
hahorr which stood 600 th0 i0f between
fho Horne house aud fhn corner nf
Starr street and frll dead plih H bll
i"f through DTS hrrr
fh' o.l strrv ~ fhir r- cody el.a
.hat Can't For boa mortal enn.nirs in
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Merchants Warned
of Check Maker

warning was issued 90 tho rIncl-
n'i WeIrhArfH ni Corpus Chflau YHs-
to-day nor Co.. accept lhccka from ia
man who is alleged fo hatf attempted
20 pass % bum check" ou Joseph
C1hn one VI the urnpriot1ra uf the
GuRgcnheim- Conn company depart
mrut store.
The man GA said te have anfarsd
ODE siuft ui.ir puT.h1Hr aHd lf.
tempted fu mHEl unrmUnf with "a
check whl.h Mf CUhn Said hr would
h.tt fN Investigate Iht mfn irr
HfNfi Do would niuHn Cor hi. back
nFo and change huf nNaI ln r.Iu.
pear The .htek w1r furrnd 1ffl fn
the police after lntrHtIF1finn nIrd
to reveal person nf fhe mme H.ernl
fn fle check
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DGys of Dread YeIIow Feuer Epidemic
Recalled as Part of History of Corpus
Christi That Is to Be Preserved

To fow Of tho Latte, so,. ..,.,....
q Corpus Christi Il a $3.50 '' ~,
this city in the yoar tss5 ,...., -,
an epidemic ~ y.tt,.. ''' ".' n"kh
prns. -. ''.i'" itNef that On a
taf.d $500 nil industries dcvaa-
world nr, mo sent ON TO another
~ a. ueiufed and twenty seven
fhe,, ~, Nit.htH ~ Corpus Christi.
m 81, P,it oi major importance on
peqt.,..'
deu,ie 49,, "'t''i view ~ The cpl.
tho c.st,n ., h"n nl "a reading ~
fo.t... htt which Includes the
Nus ~, .I %, many now living in Core
~ ota, remembered readily
famii,' ,,.,... i'1 especially The
~ 1,e' ,'' ai' familiar GO many Of
n.t ,.D hH glance of the
Thr 49,,
ana a.. r'"th occurred On July
90, 'in Nhr Mr snyder who
10 ~ fuH ,hflHN from the city
MIN ~ HNN who WAS stricken
M f,9,t ,Aus "'ior' ha arrival
1sth =, 4. ttNf ntf lrcd urtl tho
s'.'.,.,,. ,H wnnih whom The first
Yyh.u .,....,i'. N't WIN. N Mc-
49,. .ii'"'A lnd was followed
liz. ' NY ~ MrH John poiiAn
,,,,,,.h .e'Nt occurred DURING fhs
81 49, 'u'' he Nioiima brine ~
p,ie ,t mI irfr' en nnknnwn
go "' H''fh ora u. ~ E1a'
IA 80. a.
,--,..,.' uuI,nt AuFuHt That the
s,s,,,. ,..ti lli''nef 10y victims Tho
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You IUiLL IOUe
Our Stationery

Cranes and Mon
tague high-grade linen
finish stationery in
many beautiful shades
green, pink, grey, blue
and buff and all attlac-
lively priced, too.
Bring your prescriptions
here to be filled. We
exercise the utmost care
in compromising pre-
scriptions and use only
the purest drugs.
DO not forget, We keep
Johnston's and Nunnal
~ fine chocolates. Al
ways fresh.