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CORPUS CHRIST!
OALLKK
CLASSIFIED AD
BRING
KIMULTS
BRtNO
BSth.T.
yOLUME 20
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1918.
NUMBER 219.
GREGORY TELLS
I. C. COMMISSION URGES
MANY RADICAL CHANGES
IN RAILROAD OPERATION
president is keeping
in touch With capital
GLASS ACCEPTS
CONGRESS IS REQUESTED
TO GIVE MONTH'S PAY
TO NATION'S DEFENDERS
. 8. MUST HGL
1 minvKinrii nitw
RDER RANCH
BY GREAT NAVAL RADIO! AT N MrN
i ua m uat i iiiiui
V JHL 3L 3u Ma MX
URLESON
SAYS
BANDITS RAID
HOW
SEDITION
WAS
CHECKED
WITHOUT CURBING RIGHT OF
FREE SPEECH. DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE SUCCEEDED DUn-l
INu TIME UNITED STATPS WAS
AT WAR IN CHECKING ALL
ENEMY PROPAGANDA, SAYS
ATTORNEY GENERAL IN AN
NUAL REPORT DECLARES THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE DISPLAYED
REMARKABLE POISE AND SELF
CONTROL DURING CRITICAL
PERIODS
6,000 alienTarrested
ON DISLOYALTY CHARGES
Invettioation Rounded up 23,439 Young
Men Who Attempted to Evade Draft
Mora Than 220,000 Tried For Full-
. ure to Filo Questionairos Statos
That Country i Thoroughly Policod
Recommends Retirement of Fed
eral Judge nt 70 if They Have
Served Ten Years on Bench
By The Associated t'rte.
Washington, Dec. &.--Tljo nlory of
HyTho Associated Tross,
Wothlngton, Deo -ueffardloai) of
whether milroadft finally R" back 10
private muunuoiiiuht ur remain In I he
lundn ot lh government, radical i
rluuiKOH shnuld br made In th'-lr tneth-
mIh nml thi"jrli' of operation to provide '
n partial merger under aotnc orl t,fj
government regulatlomt, the Interstate!
Commerce, PommlaHHih rtnya In II nn
nutil toport inailu iiulillo today.
The Cninmhwioii ballAVcc tlio time Is
not ripe to recommend concrete) pro
posals fur legltdatlon relating tu tlio
future policy toiynrtl mllrondu, hut a
whatever be tlio nutlon'w dcclnion,
there Hhould he provlxfuii for complete
unification of ttn railways In war tlm",
partial niorKer in ordlnnry tlmo, Ilml
uitlon of railway uonstructton to pub
lic necessity nml ayHtcmtitlc encour
ugcmenl of tlio development of inland
waterway, una their co-urdltintton with
rail carrier
Jn oilier words, tho Cnmmlaalon Is
opposed to I'KMtorullon of tho old con
dition of individual compotlUon, in
which pooling of traffic wo forbidden
liy law, unil to the building of now llnoa
without proof to tho KOvmimKttt that
thtiy nro economically necessary.
If It Ih finally dc'idad to imore rail
roads tn private management, mtyji tho
Commission, there should be 1eglla
tlon to permit their en-oper ntlon,
WIRE SYSTEMS
Ur Thai Associated Frees.
I Washington, Iec. S The Vnvy IV-
pnrtment nhVioitnced i lirtit Hint It
. hn been in .-onslnnt .r'liinnrilontlon
! Iy radio with tlio tm import OoorRe
Washington Blnco It snil.d yesterday
I with I'reldunt Wilson ami nthar mom-
XPERIENCEO A3 A RESULT OF
a n u iwp r I 1 1 t v f- 4 - m
e,.rUVT VTja-; "ZZ.rn, rl ner of tho American d.i.'.mtion to the
J J.- 1 Versnlllo
CONTROL
GOVERNMENT
TELEPHONE
LINES IS
PRACTICAL
MASTER GENERAL DURLESON
IN ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL
YEAR'S RECEIPTS OVER EX
PENSES AMOUNT TO V9.979798
rc I erBimiini pencu uoni'-r'-rii'e tiooaru
NOT ONLY MUMD BUT '"" t"s'tl0' of t,,c "hi" Whether
VECLAneo postT; " " TmliT ',,""JU"t'
V-Kir-r. nun, erenKI Orll any llITflOUlU'.
TO uAo! VFT-mroitalloTto VonBreL tmlay, err- t A R FARF 1
j umwjinvt ,(rv of Wn. nknr r(t((, tho lmme. "
PLANS GREAT EXTENSION
It was ctatwl thftt th :reldentlul
voMel. ak well an lie pi in- ipal oitcorl.
th drondnftugllt J'enti ivnnla. are
"luippetl with tho most ..i'.vfrfnl wire- i
l apprimt'ua In the t'niteii states
Nip. y. A norl featun- l ttmt wire-'
iis toleiilionoa hSlVr i n lnatalle.1
ir ipniif mill nAitTrcl"" l,0'h vwmI, by wi', i, romtnuni-
Ur AbiuAL IVIAIL KUUliiot"'""" iwtwn two ,..Mi8 m tile
' miiiip aa if land wlrflii i" '.olnit used
While n route to Ureni the Preal-
AnWC"ina Criticisms Relative to De-I drnt i. Ill be kepi Infon-. .i of world
lay in Transmission of Mail to oventa tlirounh tv tMiv i..-w reiiort
Ainerlctin Soldiers Overseas, Exeou- made up from oxotrpta fi-m sQClat
tive Anserta 'Faults Lay Entirely jwl l'reass dlHimtclioB. Th.- reports to
Vlth Military Authorities, Who th 1 resident will be flu-Hl from the
Sought to Uo Away With all Mali i great Arlington wlrole"itaeton.
Orderlies In Army Reviews War
Work Done by Dopnrtmont, and
Adds Postal Delivery Will bo Even
Dotter When Army Motor Truoks
aro Acquired
Sy 9h Asacctateil Tress.
Wa&hinaton, !. 6.-
irevented, nml jancmy seerBta fei'- """oiuy or auvto unu touerai nu - gvemmi
out for UK Bftlnt their nrmle8i"or tlM 'n rai road Bupervllon : offl-!lvce ,ln
id, wius given to Urn public lodnv "f of "Pn"t and couitnott use vMnn, ,
ttoriii'V Ueneral T. W. Lreuorv n uf "tnlnaia. ,.
how nemy aom havo been naught !'"'"c'IHii f 'i of railway oiiatlon from
disloyalty aupproased. ditift alaokort I '"' "' sovrntnent reBula
npproheen.led. daneerotw tlonnana til- :""",0' '"?;: cleaHmt away
terno.I. nsnlrrnh ami other ,1,1,nt.iof thv "MUMK twilight aon.' btWVn
obo prevented, nml jancmy seerBta fei'-' und federal nu
r-ted
n broad
in Attorni'V Ueneral T. v. drestorv
unniral report. Through a grmvt i-orpni 'he other tixr-d. If tin- puii. v .i (ni?nil llui loami ileetarcr im hlsi n-
of Dupartment of Juatice tivll offliern. ff,vrc nmnt m rn-flip ahimW h- adopt- nmil report irad" public lodnv. Tho
secret ngenta, and cltlxuna volunteer. ' '' ",e iTictr.l ,u,tUn to lit con- w r h shown ,liu' goveinmi ii "
Hi 'I, .ol' of (lollt'l'ig i:nr i . i ,i. - "Iderert ,m Tli.-- pi Ice tn l.c luld fm ershlp of ti-li'phon- and la'egriiphu ' -
ompllKh'-d tmld Attorney funeral ll,e i"'ad, nn'in of inivontlni? the ri'U n) "lund i.ir . ui.eBhti " ilu-
Oreyorv. lth inlnlmtim dltti'r!noe ! rnilrnil fiom b mjs made auiirreta of lumtmiiMtct' genrrtt mivh. In repenting
to the normal life of communities, und rsvenu t. the iv'inmnnt, and i.lao tile rooommendatiini which he has imide
with conatnnt effott to avoid encroach-i,u mulntHln them ns elf-eupportlHK, tn previcu rxporu but which he m ik(
InK on freedom of apcooh. notion and I measure tu define carefully the ra- (or the ft rat time ii head nt the gowrn-
nolltlctil criticism. spotmllillltv of the nilhvnv udmlntatm- ,ent oirnoy eontrolilnK tli- Und com
Hefcrrln? to enforcom-mt of the e
plonniro not Mr. uregory aaln:
By The A ssoclnted Vress.
Woshlnflton, Dee. S. vor'otia rea
nona were nati(Jhcil inombwni of
the Senate Fdrrf)g Retniona Com
mittee todny In announcing disapprov
al nr Aanatflr rlllllthlin'n mtnliitlnn In
Hr. u. i eiepnone ,rt n Stnitn antmnltt. i., ih. Vtr.
lewgrapn unci, or tn country, now uo- ,, UO oantofrttce u, keon the
dr gcvemaient contiol, should become , tou9jl mif .n.
gvemmtlt ownl nt the condutftni of MiA iim.UMlom thr
r ine uct uniwr wiucn me uw, , th neiaOfij-fttl
now i tnirriieo, i',siinier
VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN. WHO
HAS DEEN IN HOUSE FOR 18
YEARS, DECIDES TO TAKE POST
AS SECRETARY OF TREASURY,
SUCCEEDING McADOO, WHO HAS
RESIGNED ANNOUNCES THERE
WILL BE NO CHANGES IN
POLICY. AS HE HAS BECOME
FAMILIAR WITH NATION'3 FI
NANCIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH
ASSOCIATION WITH RETIRING
EXECUTIVE
SAYS IT IS NECESSARY
TO HAVE LOAN IN APRIL
Outgoing Official Warmly Praisos
Selection of Veteran Representative
os Successor, and Predicts That Ho
Will Glvo Great Satisfaction to the
Entlro Country Wltl Assume Now
Duties December 16lh No Ntw
Director General of Railroads Named
dlatno enactment of legislation which
will permit tho payment of Errntulty
or one month pay to all soldier,
army nurseu and army flold elcrlta
who ore to bo discharged durlntr tho
cotnlnr montha.
A few hours later In tho Hotiso a.
bill contnlnltiff all of tho provisions
Inld out by Secretary llakw was Intro
duced by Representative DetiL who
Is also fostering ft bill whfeli would
permit every discharged soldier to
keep his army uniform.
MEXICAN OUTLAWS CROSS IN
TERNATIONAL LINE AND AT
TEMPT TO DRIVE OFF HORSES
FLEE WHEN DETACHMENT OF
AMERICAN SOLDIERS APPEAR
ON SCENE MACHINE GUN
CREWS POSTED IN ANTICIPA
TION OF SECOND INVA3ION
VILLA'S FIGHTERS AGAIN AC
TIVE IN CASAS GRANOES DIS
TRICT AFTER DOUBLING BACK
By Til Associated Prnn,
Wathlnoton, uc. a. tn a formal an
nouiicemoitt or ni aootpianrc or tne ton la further
appointment of Swautry of thu Trons- nort ,hon the
ury, ObnoreNtiian Carter QlaM of Vlr-,
i Kinla declamd tonight that then' would t
' i h ingi- in Hi pi.licy of th Tr,
Wathlnoton, Dec. 5 A delogntlon
from Onlreaton has arrived here to
Induce tho Wnr Department and the
Khlpr-lnj,' Hoard to make Galveston the
port of debarkation for all soldlern
from Toxns and yio Southwest who
are rctnmlnir from I'rfince.
IteturnlitR aoldlera from nil secllona
of the ooltnlrv are now being delmrli
od at Nw Vork, Hoboken, lloaton.
Charleston. 8. f and Newport News.
Va, Senator Shappanl took the mat
ter up with the board and tho department.
The War Department had already
SAID TO BE MARCHING .
ON CHIHUAHUA CITY
General Murguia Takes up Pursrit
and Pltehod Battle Is Momentarily
Expected Mu. aula Relieved of Com
mand by General Jose Coitro- Sue
ctttor Fears Murguia and It Co
eantrating all Avaliablo Troops.
By TJhe Associated Press.
. Fnbens, Ten us, Dee. 6. Ame-I-
Indlontcd to Tx Congressmen tliat ""'fhlne win patrols were posted nto
thl ennnot lie done beaatlKe OttJves-
nvsv front Vrcnah
other porta lllrod
1 1. t.i i
ri"nhe' of thu "":
that surh a stp roi) '
i t I.' i' mtrf
.foil'" ii
II '-t ! , . I . . .
.Ml' I ,-fil l W .li
I 'r,r intlfl ittoii
rr IikcK that the p
delegation v. ould
Thla dnparttnvnt throughout the
wnr baa procuftlud upon the general
principle thftt tho conaUtmlonal i rtjrfct
V, If I rtr ni'V.. lieu Dnnfiniii,i iiu j'w-
t'.tlon exist III war time na In ponce
time, and thnt tho rli;lit of dlaiiston
of gr.vommontnl polloy mid tho right
of political agitation nro tho most fun
damental rlghti! tn a democracy."
At the Kuine time, tha Attorney (Jon-
ition to Congreaa and other federal and municatlon line. " Henator MutttTnliih ... ,
swto au-noriiie; cuarjuttrea .icramst, ..t., ..ri-. ... u mmiit nt thi, , VV: '
time, naked tIMtt It be i
Hen-itr ruilendac fm fin
'einlitp of the toleplione and telcgruplta nti0,,,
'w not only Bound hut tirncticai" Mr.' ,
Homo sort of goveramont letniiathiH Ilurioacit nays. "It hna been nocaawary
intrusion or paniann politics into rail-, pnmimt .r hllve fujy d.-monaUatad t
way nmnngement. tmd . reatlon of thQ, lh nrinoi.ite nt mvernmcnt own-
plll-tlCC II
J.lCf.t '
.all. I
If. K'i
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f" ' kind hi
. itiricAttyn.
ng that IJWwe
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ih IlKUde of
coust mm vote
LEGAL IF NAMES ARE
WRITTEN ON BALLOTS
tho International hw nAfit
r ' W n ')(
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it nmci. n i.
ay Tl'e A3fiaiPrs.
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is aucHeMied by the Cnminisaloji In con
nectlon with och of the five altama
Uvea of fultire policy which may be act
forth by different Interoata in the n'lir
futur
nu a war ineaaurw for CcmttreiM to eon-
iilw ! K.alaLioti authorizing the I 'resi
lient to tisKtiuie control of ! telegrimn
HtA tclaplione aystamii of the couuttv
These nlternotivea are: Con-j While uch control
la, temporiirv. inm,
ernl expinlned. tho Department of . unuauon or me pit-m nymf iii oi gov- wiu exiai niy nniu me rsnnraura "i
Justice bad tried to dwu aovoreiy with ! eminent control with private owner-1 tha treaty of peace, yet the bet rpaulti(
propognndn having for a. doliborotu vmpw awoanunp wnn nnvsw ma ouwiaa oniy wins uses j
u-tob are uwitw iy i-.mi sunnninfFm,
PEACE WILL NOT BRING
DECIDED DECREASE IN
PRICE OF DRUG ARTICLES
!'"i'Mllli .
l- . . V .1'
Doccpiber lth,
S .- V,.. mill
nid (.
lit Sitl"i(
.'lA ticii ll i- ;
t 'i-l.n nl t
1 t
no i unti'
I Ml !
. c
nurpoa the dllntiirttlon of Hie conn- opomtwn. pnnu opweuion witn uv
trv tvar rtreneth. . . .hiii to roiwauBn uu iuranwi
of thu Amurlonn people," ho until. "hM
tcomtlleti
if MriiPBtn. a
ML.. "WT!l i mfjmmi . .
one or the tuatinot W)iiivvmntH arfr a-i, ,,.i,i,, .i i ... .i,. ,.u ,Mr, .-a n.h m,uim.
Tie tjijti
been thu mnlntananot) of order, the
copipamtivo failure of enein uitlvl
tlMH and, HpiMiHlnc broadly, the gen
eral sell-cnntrol nml aelf-realraint 'K
lilhltud throughout tho countis In tlio
critical KttuatluttH."
Tho Attornoy General disclnaed that
only 0.000 ejionty aliens have been :r-
rnatoil on proaldcntial
examined with a view
and that a considerable number" ol
thime havo beon plaood In Internment
in tn pa administered by the urmy The
iMilanre wero parolled. Most enemies
Internwl wore (Ionium men. and there
wore tomjirtlvly few Oeriiinn wo
men ur Austro-lluliKuilunsi. About
4SU.O0O (.'.CimHil.l llltve bewn iegUtril
In the nntlm-wl( oi-i,.iaIIJ0.00
nmn and SIQ.00O women.
ChteafA r , . .i i ii v u n .
m-iii . i . iii- la-d .n ttnnor-
operation. prufim oi KU... ji.t(-iug rcturn-i on " 1,1 l"l,,"'"J,'r' 'na maw
The report deals at length with the; trivatmnt. Oovernm.nt owmimhlp of'M " not "nl Predict thai prem-ni
lllit.envnl ,,f r.nli.md ,-,..,tlon i-iuhhI ' ih lliminhii :m.1 'i.nhnne ahould i ' v wiil continue for flom 1X In
liv tli v.'iir vi.l Ih. mii'iirnnunt'i ii. nni 1,iiiikt. .li.ln i-ml n,l h n ,Mi,fl , O ,Ji0 I'lOltthS,
Niimptioii nf utieriition. and the u-l.i- uf I'lii-igicKV in IliN matter 1 u.gontlv
tinn of the tniTntiite fmninerce ('unr,- reromlnendi d " '
inlnslon t,i Director (i.-nerrtl McAdool operatlone of the l'uMffi-o Dep.Mi .
and the railroad administration. The,n!,Bt fr ,hc f ,,., ieAr Puing jt .
cimmlsHon Iium .-...uperuted fu Iv with ! .?, rt.snu , ,, mouii of n--
urrnntH nml'the governmen miinnirement hub tin-, OV( ,. , xni:-i'i! of I9 '.ITS.TIHI. i'-l
o ini'"i niwm r-pori. nut ine omininsion mil r.-tfin
( XIMl'
i .rding- to thi' it-port.
Ai"iuiisimately
ii paid mvr to
nlr.-Hed pouta!
liv tne (liwi t'.r general. i Traaun ti.im th
I'.Hilroinl vuliiati'.n woiV of tne firi-' eharg lmion"d fur war revenue. T
mlaalon. which will baaioinn nf great i tal revenues ..f the di partmant fr .m all
Importance In ciae of govrnio'int pur ' nouroas during 'h year .ire given .is.
rluwe. Ii pro'-eedlng with link- inter 3W,07& MS. t;iinal 13311 72 1 1 S for (he (
ferance'on account of the war. Hnfetv liilT fiscal vear. Total i-xui iidltuirs I
work has been nnaiinuMl imrtK- lv the. ire reported n
railroad administration, bill education-1 JSllt.SSS.Tl In 191T. riircgardlng the
nl worlt I being continued throughout i Incrcjtsert poata! rntea effec'lre Novem
her
ttiAl lncreiK) in pootail awvlois bulns
during tin yum la placed at i 17 Pfr
j ent, whl aapcndituraa Increajwd Lit
Vqt cant.
Mr, BttrleiKir. for th first tiwiet offl
cUttly reMirUi uiion the us of ttirptaneui
for trannnkuloa at nuttt, ami guwrit-maot-owned
trueka tor ttio apeiatlon oi
but ih.it ven then re-
adjuatmanta will Ii'- kIow ami largely
"iitlngent upon th.- uvallnblllty of oar.
K'i Hpare tn and from Kmo, .n mhib
.IIIiI UHM1 pOHalllle I.C.-llinllllitlOIlN nf
"ruilc diug aiui'ho
supply
Hlg dcaleri. d i Li i
in hand ure hluh I
II.IIIIIW iihI roostll
jvldunl ltms.
"Ksucllv thnt Ii
I industry in l ugclv
IJ'cttire," said J. W
cago daolrr "My
8 ((.NAT if feHEWMAN ATTACKS
PRESIDENT AND GEO. Cftt.tl.
W ifc -o n . i . .
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the pence nnf r nre d'-b-ite In 'In-
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wi.- n- I, ,1
ih'
r- .I'i',-r"d"U'''i"J!f' etng to a.ie a a miwthetiu dBOlint.,80" wh"'
.'"W'!,ul,in trlo.a that will h .ve nothing wnm ' BSf
., nl. ... it n -..
I i- i M 'pn fur his at
thi . i-n i'i-v W'S not tn svm
i i-i i".' i. oi nf PTmnt Wil
lie in at the pence ffnfi -
ever In fHnmon with conOIUona of
up to mat juiy i, uojwrunoni ; ttm couniry. The commuMion m tha
Justice InvMtlgalors bad rounded up ,flt ymr hn ,,! mm. ,ri(Iw, ln
23.43H youtiB moo who go tight to oa-iMBhltHr ifl punot, iu,f0rm rato abw
cntw tho draft, nnd had cnuiwd thotr i am,M1inn. ,, hu uiut,,ptakn . num.
Imluotlon into the sorvloe. llore than lir,r of otiwt. nVatlieUon of rt o4
MU.OUU 0ii Ol mpu wiiu i..r ( prTICtlCCS.
ranaon or olhar hftd foiled to file their i T)ia t-eport. Includlnif Out alntWJlnt.
lui-atlonnlreo or to appear for pliysl-; eoncornlng future potlelon tiwrd mU
cal examination wr lnvostlguu.d. ,roda. ia Klunod Uy ail the ootnmluion-
l-nohlitu forwunl to penee condltiona. ert ex4)8pt fjaiwge W. Anderaon. who
fhr 'rfai.
no one lut
fhe c 'il t hl''
I,
I. t- nf il -if
rr-ifir
under the w,n xax bill, the m -t t.. i.,j M,lde of rhlo.g.i
n u tkrn4Mmt u, ., ' Borah of Idaho IlPPuNilein, Intro.
immTtZz v"n"rn rvzir
en OX tho war Unwed i.e,y . br "W" ' w. f ... .nmirtsisd by Vm1i.
normal nrfwg. I am fully ,-onvtiM.Hi l'non . gnd watag w(ltiat
hwvr the., thui trill not th. r ,.e i " -lUann wlUt iftUflitUw
"none
The labor situation la
uneasiness n th Induati v.
' 'I i-t M-mn simkr for
Ivd l''.rk -nd the .u'h wlrtnn the dlrewUnrv c'-i Tw. w.
of tho authoriuo, nn nmia. Is tnt a
vote shall be counted where tliere has
bMl no violation of tits law and the
votnr'M inttintioil no claor nx la Ilia
dlolM as to ptitHriUdo tha Isaat daM.
Ue further Hia that the eanvdeiflmr
t aimiiu It a p.dt'tco! and not n Jt-
Otltein arc
Winihroti M. Daniels, chairman. Rdg.ti
K CPiik. .rmnea H. ItSrUtn, fharle C
MeChord. llnithannr II Myer. Hnrv
r Haj. rivde It. Attehltton nnd Robert
W. Wooley.
tho Attrf-ny liatturai mii a iiumwr rereiillv resigned to
of rcoipi.VHdtiOh for reform of tho , r,inl apoointment.
JudlcUii procoa?e. Although be refer
red to 'ho difficulty of pushing anti
trust proueatttfon during the war
Htnce tho govarnmont Itaelf ha been
in the bustliem of aupprotwlug cotnpe
tillon. lii mailll no Hiiaeatiotia tor new
nntl-truat legUlgtlon which Longrcsi
la expoclod to undorUkci soon.
War nollvitlttu claimwl the principal
portions of tho rsport, nnd .ftor re
forrtne to th growth of the Depart -nient'H
seorat aor'tce to hix t(jnea Its
titws tu 1916. and the efficlanU orBanl
antloii or the American f'nateetlvc
League or StO.OOfl illien VJlunteerK.
51 r. nruvary Bald:
"It la fo to suy that itaver In Ita
history hna! tb4 country bn so
thonmghly poHwtl a present
time.
"Whoii It tceme pow lo, through
the lapau of Umo. U) dlacloaa fully the
i urai paiMl-poat toutoa diarloaing . ing from th mrvl
log thai tha tiMMiaan.i of mu rotutp-
not cnusiiiK
dialers sa ,TRLLa flP AI1MHNIAN MABRAilRGn
th V u
u ,i .i, mk divlsicn .
I 'itnh' W wnitJll coon be sen' bad.
th (.'nited Stats.
U 8. PAID 8TUDBMT5' TAX
nccept mother . f,)f mil" f-it. imli.n of both fa- thi-ougli the many i
will be abaorlied i
Jtii-ta long di lay- ,
Insurance Expert Claims
Nation Will Be 25 Years
Recovering From Epidemic
'i:ift. it uto rnw nu pri iiuusu iM i,y the ivur.
maae rwomm. ncun.on umi p'hiism' i a glmiar situutl a obmlns in thai
tera now s.ppointeu oy iiw rn-muran h-mical market u h..r i.rioe r..ad-
junUnrnte will lx i.,w uod trade rv-or
gattlMti'in li pa tuk. n i;u"niudy. c-1
. i.idlna In i.llgi, pi iM.ilc.llH lnttit. I
Iii i.fili diug,. i. I (hraaHain, how-;
1 1 ibiirp price i .-auction tnaiy i
SaionIWi, D'c
n Armcrdan !
, r I'. Hi. "'n
i.odav II- d
5 - M-K-U Ana-Adwn
drr .nd formor offt
l-h ii v -irrivd her
r. d t'i 'rtnan n id
-Hclo
ttn
rfifnc .
ill. .
TIP'
!M I'.ct.mt
r rtc'erl
AuttH.
the mi.!
Tessas, Dec -ivw Wf
f t i'ic fv-ut .ty i -
'1 t' -ll
i hi .r
t'
Hhould be aeteotad unticr the f.nipull
(Cnntliiuid on i'.iga Thrba.)
aw Hi
un untrti
le- tlf
nrlilxh sti''itli- wh'cb na
! f-rt mini- '"'a ii'w d thi' uti untn,,,. r
that time I o&C t.l.u Ai ni. in.inf, Und Immiii w,hi,. m iu- Twaoty
! nuMMiacr ail.
1.'
hid
lal Olatrit't IA th phtn nf KtvKtt- fa-
xr::::;;:r Voters Swing
' teiHM- ji-i.ii, hiiko AiiKUf.1, i'.it Among.
Majority For Parr In
Race For State Senator
By The Associated Pitts.
j Now York, Her. UThsi Spanuiii In
I tluvluut epidernia w rrw awefii I lit -.
I ioiuitrv dt r'nr the auliimr. ' hto!.-'
Hi tivitlaB of theaa vaHouv munt sen - nyjn,,,,. , ,hP .t VMra ui tn from
. . . 1. . m l.-r. tt, ...111 aluai,! fill. bh i.llll I .
,mti-.iui n.nuiio .u iiiv - . ....ano.
li-, their work will autud out as on
of tho substantial actiiovementa ot
the war."
HlnU of an Anierioutt espionage sys-
Contlnucd on IMge Two.)
WEATHER BULLETIN.
CorpUH ChrUtt: Kfolr. wait UgHt
icutherly wlnda.
East and West Taxas: aqneml
falr, Friday and Saturday.
1TTI.B Qoldon Senloo Star,
-i Hovt 1 wonder who you arc
Doe a fltfieetlieart. or u wife,
ijV i'OMy llttlo attir of llfot
Or a mother, proud hut sad,
Who gave nil, her only lad?
When 1 firfct buhtild you there.
Vou were blue, born with a vwyT.
Oolden slnr and utar of bltio,
U'Utv ono soul Ood gave to you
Do you know how proud wo nro
Of tho Golden Service Htar!
Until NicltolH.
Henry Molr. an instirwn;! uthrii
of this city. dacUiril bar too?.
The avemga ecouonvic !uea of BCtiv
life in uach cnae of death frcm the
l na lady or Ita aftermath waa at lauat
9 yeatr. aaUi Jlolr. etnphMixinit the
pucullarlty of tha rputemlc. which
found moat of iu victims undvr 30
year of ago, aa comparml with the
average life of 6 and 04 -ars ol pnr
fcona Insuml in well sUiblished iui-panliMs.
Addroaitlnc; tno Association ot iare
Inuuranee Provident. Mr. Molr, wh"i
is president of tlio Actual Society oi
America, described, how the epldumn
and diHloetttad tha atandu.nl mortali
ty experience of tlio lnurgnco com
pnlna In the petal IS ara. With no
pcstllonco taitlitK toll or tiven In tlw
t'ntUd HUlo gild Cannda .! n iiig H'
period, he vaid, the ati.ndard - of hcuKh
of peraona umlor fO were fmi.i l tn b
much bolter than at any rccoM...i time
In the past. Itut ltt mtiunii pi
domle, causing SMM d.-.'ftn. ' it if
the lanjo cities in light wek. or an
avoraco of four of every l.ooo oj the
population, he added, l ad brought a
new element into thu situation in
lui'EC Itiauru'i'c . ..nip true he detlar
e.1. ahiw.d tin.' "( 'nt ;f tlw
diths iff ii i Inlncnsta and t
p.-r cent. it. pneumo. li follow inv ln"-'-1-iKn,
niille icu3 than " r tent ware
f ;.- ,,.- ' . n 1 . iim m :i."ii',tit
KO pr tnnt uittier 10 and VI Di ncnt
under It.
Prom theae figorea. tha actuary
said, it w&s apparent ttmt the Nge of
flu- .iilii l.-i, i p Kiv i nn- A numbm
of big wnr conti a i i f"i- glK.-rlne have
jlin.-u i inccilee). ' ' ; prim also
ro ijfcM.'i;ivti in mump tturm wnnt
The iHtiin iraiii , which i xpn1ncid
a lug overturn by 'he w.tt'a stagna
tion ot th" liullding Induatry, la ex-1
pe.-ting artothar tr..'ifrmetkn wii'ii
nil gov rnmciit risirictlema havo mi n ,
!lft.i ind the prdi'"e4 building boom
n Amir, a Is und r way. Jugt when
eri.l lie. how. vi r te.td- ra in 'h'
tr.lf heirjtsle to pr4Urt Tit auv
m. r. miii ftrat in a 4tvrtlng of la
Mir nnd ma tor la In from tear work to,
pe-ace work, and thnt this rhanjt will
'." gradual Moreovrr. conauintr of!
paint and paint maumaaa are not ex
Cicnti !"dt.c Hugh
H-itherla'.d 1
-. f,.r
i
.. i ' '
f!fT n' '
tk 4la4rt0t,
THE SrNATdRlAl. .rt-
maximum Urulnc. of tha eptdmir. pu tad t,, baovoie heavy buyer until j ' MrAllan
.an iwn unuei at. mam mr luunarlona decllna with tn dlsapjar.in
and Mgorous - tho. whom we ex- lWf warllrae oondl'.'.i.s The whole In
pwcted to undertake much ot the duatry, in far, i awniUng dovalvp
world'a woik ,raenta. but every produoar ia looking
Mr Motr warned tb public that ,had and getUng n-ady t supply tha
tbare ik no uasman- e that the dangar in. raaail demand expaoUKl wiion the
v. I
evibe f.!, i
II.. i d An furnlH' eil
the aixtaan conntie in
a,' e to A i cliia I'arr or uiivai i.oiwty a i
majortl) of Jt 'tea over D W. Ofataa- . !
.1.
Ituatlon cleurs
is laist.
"Ui loam" he auid, that Irifiuanut
now rei lading Kurope and this
tUne there are indications that It muy
be mop ol.ji'Ctin nibli. th.m the milder
form r,f iniilHinni.il r y xhu.ilil' tlicre
fore taki; waritittg fioni tbut rauuritntoa
und olnsorve natcnrnl rara tu prevent "Tnlted HWtea
fnr'her lnfertlon. since the disease has nf ud(ibt dncsm (I
"it.ii'ils ilw'i. used, and molll. In te ti-mlier 1. 1!1 in
iting out In thu i .iiiitr
Th or. aaunty that faiUtd to osrUfv
ita 'ot waa Zapata county whkill cntlt
ii votaa for Olaaacoek aad M vota
for I'arr.
in connaatian with this vh In
thla MiHttorial elwetlon It souid Ih x
piainad tluit dsepite tha (act thut Jwlim
-.iisscm:k mi i.iwl raioritlaa In ten
of the KlrU..-n roop.lie in tha dlslrlr'
i ' ' ii m n Hn: tn ill b'il
n. - i. . I i - in fiat. o!
- . t- l-i. .
St. Louis, 1hm- ". The Inilinvirji
I'lONlmt ni'il'-r ilu (,"u.n tiglilen. .1 .
in luilowit, -i ' ii'h rernrd ! i i7
new casa reported yesterday. Pirtlow-
U. S. TREASURY ISSUES CALL
FOR CERTAIN CERTIFICATES,
Dallas, Texat, l- - The follow!'-
i"..gi in rec- h.vl from 'he T"tni-
ury liepsriment i..dy i
tenaurv .erllftoate , i . -n 'int.,'.,.
f ril- dated Hp i " ' i-n-
I maturing January j "rlt b-t b, the ' ill re' i ....
. illed for redeinp- tain pnclncts to make reports ila
1th, I'JlR. at iiiii-i link l'u more than 10!) vole that
MaMttitao
lUunaron
lean PaUn-n.
Hklatk-o
Wlllaay ..
Laatolla .
KkrtMrff
Itrooi.a
Htarr
-.m V. ell
i
. sta
tu 3 I
W
"17
'A
14
2 lais, or her t,
t.i.n i') iJe-'.'irii"
..ml ai 1 1 ui it n t. i
provlKii.n f i -'I' I
td in tin i" f ' fi i'
tUlS. Interest
i
T"l M. J.J 'J
,
TE'.A U. CAPTAIN DEAD,
t. e. itaoant
. ' ' n .
dnt of tha Untie
t . 1. 1 "ei '
J A,.
I ll On. .
' liv
. . i , It. J
'. rtu,
ANOTHgl- PttSH POHt
r ti . a i
i a i r
fu i in it
Ml-"I li
V' ii
Lli rrpovl
iltal. I
-taied Trtst,
n. . -X.. i ' " ,
' h ". ,
i i.n.f
li.i.l told i
Would f c '1
nil and ra t
Hard a ml
- trulc h
r i!l-)i.
l.day 11-
C'. ha 'ri u i .1
4' '. :t .
PCPC "K:, Pr.A.f. f R A V 5 H
pui'iuunt to the. were i.aat fur blm In the oleullon.
't'd'-mptbrti contain, Htgti cunty reiorted nfiieiallv jit
t -t liccrnbyr 10th voloa for latr and t rm tilnsson.
all uertlflcntea of! This Ih tho fount' wharc a-ents for
ay tnr At.i
Rem? i
. d totln y !
1..,. ..l
.- I,,,
Wnr'd ' . V
i lrua
tt I
.n slit ng
vcatlBatlim of claims before ucvcrul Uor the ban
ing ll:e second vlosing of the schools wild series will i-imhh to accrue, dated the Department of lustlce i.c rd
a week ago today, nil cntortaitiincnt ljecrmber 4th. i'!". 1 dov umonUiry cvldenco that not onl
and eti lal gatlterlncij wcru placed uf- I W. (J McADOO, tho great majority of the niters were
,1.. .
stnncea
olei lion . . ' 'ii . '
the Ku. llsl. Ian ...gu nid -u i- i.
aflldatltM they auid they did not know
tt-.
'We'.
ti
ll.
. ml' fcUI.lv
tt 'lilll l-. . - . Il
and give to i In- word pe iCc fyuyltjl
... j " - , - - - -. - - i fu .1 in iii-i'ino u, viiiiaiiuii juaiivi.
Sccic.ary of Hie Treasury ,' alien Moxlcnns but that n marly m- iCoiuinutd on I'asa l-'our.j ana luv.

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