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TEXAS
AUSTIN’S ALWAYS BEST NEWSPAPER
UGHES
WHEN BIG FRESHMEN $60 BONUS WAITS
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It carried mni-
I
immediate help
reports are
comisions
in these countries.
luaion," replted
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
you.
entral
No court of arbitration
necessary.
cactous."
HUN DELEGATES
years.
POSTAL REVENUES
WOMEN LEAGUERS
rch I
January and February the
rever.
GERMAN MEDALS
Increase during the last thirty years.
make the ruling later
TEXAS SOLONS
General Beaumont B. Burk was or
of
Capudine
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afore-
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CALHOUN CLUB
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XEVADA VARY DRY.
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There i approximately two million
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ing by the state Supreme court.
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c’ook and Messra. Clamp
Mrs (
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with orenestrul accom-
will be sung with Dr
Beil,
n
Your car’s usefulness is increasing every day.
s
ACCOUNTANT
Phone 318.
609 Congress.
Phone 340
SOS carbrough Bldg
OAL
St.
4 qunuey-*4pv»
those
The Reliable Auto Man.
There is also the United States ‘Royal Cord’,
built for passenger car use.
the finest
4003 Avenue D.
Phone HOI
1007 Congress Ave.
He will gladly help you pick them out.
Phone 1069.
116 East Fifth.
Kill Dandruff
WithCuti
ta
TYPEWRITER SALES CO.
#iEHeE2
ma
ANTI-CIGARETTE LAW IS
Phone 663.
503 East Ave.
Phone 2893
108 East 1th
PASSED BY UTAH SOLONS
United States Tires
of
are Good Tires
1
Phone 1081
Austin, Texaz,
1512 Lavaca.
113 F. Sisth Hi*
809 Congress Ave
• Phon© 2142
1
i UP
III >JI
The More You Use Your Car
The More You Need Good Tires
CAFE
If it’s good too eat, we have it.
These
British
TYPEWRITERS
For Typewriters and Repairs.
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I
New Spring Hats, Shoes,
Shirts and Neckwear—all
ready and waiting.
Senator* Ransdell and Calder
Predict Victory for Woman
Suffrage When Next Up
DANCE IS POSTPONED
HARTSFIELD SHOWS UP
Intoived in the
t tovernmental
congress never
» Presrnt
MUSICAL
SATTOK
OPERA
HOME
The out-and-out dependability that created so
tremendous a demand for United States Tires in
times of war is just as desirable today.
X SALM
•*00
It reduces tire troubles to the vanishing point-
multiplying the usefulness of your car and putting
the cost of operation on a real thrift basis.
con-
pro-
Members of Both Houses of the
Texas Legislature Entertained
Tonight by College Chorus.
• upon certain
name I»lard
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer has
exactly the treads you need for your car and the
roads you travel.
PFodmeers,
m" nike the
your money
It is becoming more and more of a real necessity
to you—both in your business and home life.
For that very reason you need good tires, now,
more than ever.
some-
etfi-
LODGE’S ARGUMENTS
CRITICISED BY A
FRENCH NEWSPAPER
HILARY A. HERRERT
EX-SECRETARY NAVY
TO RE BURIED SUNDAY
"Usco"
Tread
dollars worth of property, he Bni,
which can be salvaged.
gREAD
Often Buttered.
Never Bettered.
BUTLER BAKERY
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR DEAD TEXAN
NEXT WEDNESDAY
ibw Today h
A Benneit
ALL TEXAS SOLDIERS
NOW DISCHARGED
Mining Class President Comes
Out of Hiding When Big Re-
ception Is Delayed.
If it’s anything in the drug
or sundry line, we have it.
JOSEPH’S PHARMACY
Phones 325 or 335.
4 L Kelley.
witness Now Mimine.
FACTS LAID RARE
OF AUSTIN KILLING
IN COURT TRIAL
Today
aNUM nt
ANOTHER GERMAN
BLUFF CALLED RY
THE ALLIED COUNCIL
DEATH SENTENCES
ARE COMMUTED BY
THE PRESIDENT
Now we want you to come
and suit yourself with a
Spring suit.
$25 to $60
Women Delegate* to the Inter-
national Conference Ex-
plain Motives.
RATTERS—
urpleSage"
hrilling wes-
the World.
MORE MONEY FOR
THE AMERICAN ALLIES
CAMP BEAUREGARD
WILL BE SALVAGED
Save From 40 to 60 Per Sent on
Your Tire Bills.
Get Our Price List Today.
CUT RATE TIRE CO.
All Kinds of Coal and in
Any Quantity.
CONSUMERS’ FUEL
& ICE CO.
Phone 473.
pLUMBER
Plumbing and Electric Repairs.
Supplies and Construction.
A. E. HANCOCK CO.
Phone 193.
IHESTNUT"
medy wun
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN CENTRAL TEXAS
resr • ne-n m Best, Safeat, Alwayk ellable
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWMFD'
United States ‘Nobby’,‘Chain’,‘Usco’, and ‘Plain’
are the most popular fabric tires built. They have
all the strength and stamina our years of experience
have taught us to put into tires.
QUICK RELIEF- [tr--71
NO ACETANILIE WAh-mmH
EASES
HEADACHE
Also, GRIPP and "FLU"— Try it
Trial Bottle 10o; aleolarger sizes
ORE THROAT
. or Tonmillitin, gargie aq
I with warm palt
water than apply— ar
MUSIC
All the Popular Sheet Music
nt Popular Prices.
J. R. REED MUSIC CO.
Phone 524.
John"
Ruskin
Remember the name—
it means “fine cigar, low
in price.
The Caney-swnsey Oigar Co.
Texas Distribators.
O RY CLEANING ______
WE KNOCK OUT Tm SPOTS
Service unexcelled—price, reasonable
Plone us.
BIGGS & CO.
be named Herbert in some recoE:
nition of hie service tn congrens • • •
and ae secretary of the navy.
“Piease wire me when the funeral
will be held and where."
7325
Company
PRINTING
VON BOECKMANN-JONES
COMPANY
M ACHINERY
Machinists, Welding, Cylinder
Grinding, Boring.
Electrical Repairing.
PITTS-NOYES CO.
112-114 East Fifth Street.
ICKSVAPORUBS
R BODYGUARD'-.,
Destroyer Named.
”I have this day ordered one DI
has gone bankrupt and must be re-
placed by the institution of *
thing more solid and more
By Assoelated Fress to the Atin Amensen
WASHINTON, March 7.—Vladivos-
tok has been thrown into a commo-
tion by the arrest and deportation
of six non -Bolshevik 1 municipal of-
PaRKF-R'S '
HAIR BALAAM
AJMAW preparas toe ef merja
an of
impart*
body to
pro rlem
png up
&JTO TIRES
JUNK DEALER
We pay the highest cash prices
for all kinds of junk, metals,
tires, rags. We buy everything.
AUSTIN IRON & METAL CO,
A Wendeefel lefuence For E
Methers.
22
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Sy Aaodated Pe. to th Austn Amarises
MONTOOMERY. Ala., March 1.—
The-body of Colonel Hilary A. Her-
bert, necretary of th* navy durins
the second administration ot Grover
CHICHESTER S PILLS
ESaHtze2rma/
"pees, eeaied -tth Diue Hiben /
Smf*vico
616 CondRsSSSAvzNv
proceeding involving HUI. A
» now outatde the jurtedictlor
court and cannot be located.
By Assoctated Pres *• the Austin American
LONDON. March 1.—The nexotia-
tions at Spa relating to the anippins
question have been temporarily
broken off according to a German
wireless message received here today.
A telegram receiver from Spa this
afternoon reported that the German
delegation had returned to Weimar
whence it sent a message statins it
expected soon to have new instruc-
tions from its government enabiin8
it to resume the negotiations.
Consideration of the situation here
has given rise to the belief that the
allied commission will be in a posi-
tion to resume negotiations and ef-
fect an adjustment early next week.
and Warner
< ynnment: "F
I udley Huck.
otticers, nolaters, tield cterks And
nurses of the armv upon honorable
separation from active service__by
discharge, resignation or otherwise
are due a bonus of 140 by section
1406 of the revenue act approved
Feb. 34. 1313.
Relatives or heirs do not get the
money.
This information haa just been re-
ceived by Collector of Internal Rev-
enue Walker of Austin.
Should Apply Now. ..
Those who have been discharged
and have received their final pay
without the >40 bonus, should write a
letter to the sone finance officer.
Lemon building. Washington, D. Ce
stating their service since April 4.
1917, the date of the last discharge
and their present address to wnich
they desire their bonus checks to.be
sent and enclosing with this letter
thoir discharge certificate or military
order for discharge and where both
were issued. .
The discharse certificate will be re-
turned to the soldier with the check.
p’U
k
reserved the
The court
habeas corpus
rizht to
these for the
Auditing and cost accounting system*
installed. Books closed and state
ments rendered income tax report1
made out Bank examining a specelt!
S. J. VON KOENNERITZ
confirmed by
•» Azsectated Press w tha Austin
GENEVA, March 1.— While Gor-
many ha* broken off official reia-
tons with the allles at spa over
th* question of food supplles, travel-
•r, arrivine in Switzerland recentiv
from aero** the Rhide report that
food condition. In central and south-
arn Germany are not critical and do
not demand immediate relief
The travelers say that the state-
ments of the German government are
only a bluff to eat better terms from
the allles.
Traveles 5 from Austria and Hun-
gary declare that the population,
there are really starving and need
hibit the manufacture and
TEXAS SHORT LINE
GETS PERMISSION
TO ISSUE BONDS
I
Beauregard and a sale of government
property at the camp will be held
at once. Major J J J. McConnell,
constructing quartermaster at the
camp, announced here tonight.
According to Major McConnell, the
Mnlre construction work at the camp
has cost the government more than
By Aanncint~8 Press to the Austin Amertean.
CARSON CITY, Nev., March 7.— —- —- -
The manufacture and sale of near- five million dollars,
beer I* prohibited in Neveda under "h--“ ———
a decision handed down this morn-
Next Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock the Texas senate will hold
a special memorial service in mem-
ory of th* late Senator A. Il- Me bi-
lum of Waco.
# L Henry and Newt William* of
whco will be the invited geaxer:
and besides those two, a number of
menators. friend, for year, of the
Wuco newspaper man. win exprew
the regret and sorrow they feel be-
cause of hla pdssing on.
teaumony of a man
who testified at a
and American
By Asmociated Pr- to the Austin Amerteam
WASHINGTON, March 7.—The
trea-ary today established new ered-
Ite of |1»,000.00® for the Ctecho-
Slovaks. 110.000.000 for Belgiumn,
$100,000,000 for Francs and *1®.-
000.000 for Italy, making a total
of $8,841,657,000 credite for all tbs
aiues to date.
The Czecho - Slovaks' aggregate
credits now amount to $35,000,000.
while Belgium has obtained from
the United States $338,145,000,
France $2,117,477.000 and Italy 11.-
<05.000.000.
Mate are seeking to
font, after reviewing the case, rec-
ommended a sentence of twenty-ttye . •— — —. —z
years Imprisonment and Prostdent our fewest and finest destroyers to
Wilson ordered this reduced to titteen
AUSTIN AMERICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1919
nd who
n of th©
Mrs. Frank stollenwerck.
Governor Thomas E. Kilby has
issued a card paying tribute to th®
public service rendered by Colonel
Herbert. _ .
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels. In a telegram to Mrs. Hen-
Jamin MIcou of Washington, a
daughter of Mr Herbert who I*
er. route to Montgomery to attend the
funeral, said:
"The death of your beloved father
is a personal loss to ms.
"He h*s been so helpful to me
and had given me such wise counsel
and assistance I foe' hie death as
a great personal bereavement.
"Whan the history of tbs navy
comes to be written his wisdom and
his large contribution to it will make
one of its bright pages. • • •
s If we have it, it’s good to eat.
BON TON CAFE
Events Preceding Killing
Testimovy of Cal Wiimot. enEi-
aeer at the Driskili hotel, was that :
he observed Jess WIlson putting Hill
out of the Driskill hotel and using I
force to do so. on tha morning of 1
February 13. *
The killing of Jess Wilson hap-
pened in the early uflernoon of the
same day according to other testi-
mony
Hill's attonreys are eeekinKto prove
seir defense on the pert of Hill while
Postmaster General Burleson
Say* Increasing Postal Rev-
enue* a Sure Barometer.
Deum," by
10--TICKETS FREE TO QUEEN THEATRE-10
Find the misspelled words appearing in the ads below, make up your list, naming the firm
in whose ad the misspelled word appeared, and mail it to the Austin American, in care of
the Misspelled Word Editor. The first five correct answers will each receive two tickets to
the Queen Theater. In answering give your phone number.
THE AVENUE
HATTERS AND TAILORS
Cleaning. Pressing and Alterations
Work called for and delivered
General Buck Assigned.
I "ssnciated Presa to th* Auadin American
WASHINGTON, March 7.—Major
By Asnociated Press to The Auetin America
WASHINGTON, March 7— Medals
made from captured German guns
will be awarded by the treasury de-
partment to all Labe rt y loan worxers
who participate activelyin the com-
ing Victory Liberty loan campaign.
The medal was described as about
the size of a half dollar
On one side will be a reproduction
of. the treasury building and the
words "Victory liberty Loan "
The other face will bear a certi-
ficate of participation in loan cam-
paigns with a blank space for en-
graving the name of the recipient
The treasury ofictals said the med-
als were now being made from Ger-
man cannon captured by the Ameri-
cans at Chateau Thierry.
By Assoclated Frees to the Austin American
WASHINGTON, March 7.- The
Postmaster Gemeral Burleson today
declared that inereasing postal rev-
enues. "ore of the most accurate ba-
You can argue about'pro-
hibition, scrap about the
peace parley, babble about
Bolsheviki, fight about pac-
ifism, but you can’t raise a
ripple about anything you
buy here, for if it fails to
suit you, return it and well
adjust the trade to suit
rometers of present business
ditions" forcast a period of
nounced industriul prosperity.
Printers, Bookbinders and Electro-
typers—State Contractors.
Ill Congress Ave.
By Associaten Press to the Austin American
NEW YORK, March 7.—Senators
’Ransdell of Louisians and Calder of
New York predicted passage of the
woman suffrage amendment by the
next congress in addresses at the
opening here today of the new cam-
paign for national recognition of
equal suffrage.
“bafe" to Prophesy Victory
Although he forecast changes in
the amendment as defeated by the
senate in the congress adjourned, in
order to eliminate opposition, par-
ticularly in some sections of the
south, Senator Ransdell said it was
“safe" to phophesy victory for the
measure when it was again pre-
sented.
He advocated a legal, legitimate
and orderly campaign in its favor.
Women “found hemselves."
In crediting Senator Ransdell with
doing “more than any other individu-
al”’ for the cause in the southern
states. Senator Calder declared that
the women of the United States had
“found themselves" in war service.
“During November, there was 3
pronounced decline in postal rev-
enues due to influenza and tha arwl-
stice."" Mr. Burleson said.
“Revenues in December showed 1
return toward normal, while dur'nu
Ry Asamrinted Pres to th* Austin Amerienn
BALT LAKE CITY. March 7 The
senate of the Utah legislature todny
passed 11 to 4 nn anti-cigarette law
which it is said will absolutely pro
produce evidence of malice
thought ___
By specin request the Samuel
Huston College chorus will lender
a program in the house of represen-
tatives Saturday night at 7:30 n
honor of the members of the state
Will Be Given to Liberty Loan
Worker* Who Sell Required
Number of Bond*.
The trial ot J w Hill, charged with
th* kuling of Jeas Wiison. merchant
policeman or Austin, a year ago. con:
nued Friday with the detendan
upon the stand at the clone ot Ine
Among the persons who have testi-
fled as to the killing are R.E
White, J B Hector. Lee Wison, Co:
ley White. Dr. Joo Wooten, and
B, Asmoclated Free. to the Aatin American
PARIS. Thursday, March <— "I
was hand An hand with William H.
Tatt, who was elected president by
th* republicans that Prealdent wu
son had prerented Mmselit at th*
Metroponitan opera house in New
By Auoelated From in the Austin leein,
ALEXANDRIA, La. March 7.—
Order* were received from th* wer
department today for th* immediate
abandonment and saivaging of Camp
A Handy, Reliable Directory
We print here a representative list of reliable contents who sell, make and repair practically
everything ne-ded by the average family. You can trade with them by mail, phone or in
person, vith perfect assurance that you will be given a square deal. This guide has been
carefully arranged for your convenience. Cut this out and place near your phone.
tions," says Journal des Debats, in
the course of an editorial commenting
on the situation in America.
The newspaper argues that "Sen-
ator Lodge's arguments against the
league of nations are the same as
thoqe used against the entry o: the
United States anto the war.
These arguments proved false in
1317 and will have the same fate in
1919 in regard to the league of
nations."
The article concludes with an ex-
pression of confidence in the league
of nations, which has been shvwn
by the Frech press during the past
week, asserting:
“The ancient European concert
(, w c’unninsham, MrA
flciale by General Ivanoff Rtnoff.
WATCHMAKEE
Work Given Prompt and Carful
Attention.
CKAS J WRUNSEN
Watehmaker and Jeweler.
elimination of German political and
> commercial influence.
, MEXICAN SMUGGLERS ARE
ARRESTED BY OFFICIALS
-1 b, A.aoetat-d Prmd W ik« Agstin American
BT LOUIS, March 7.- warromitn
charging conmpirney to violate the
plonNge net in preparing for ship-
ment to Laredo, Tmm. 5000 round,
of Ammunition, were innued todAy
agalnat Enrique Diaz Reyes and Juan
Ilia, Cenar, arrested hare Mondav
Federat nuthoritiea eay that they
confensed that they planned nmuK
■bn* th* ammunition into Mexico
Cieveland, who died at Tampa
Wednesday night, reached Mont-
gomery Friday and funeral serv- F¥ork to spenk on the league of na*
ices will be conducted Sunday atter-
neon in the residence of his niece,
cigarettes or materials for their man
utacture In the stats.
The measure now gves to the
house for action.
The University of Texas freshmen
claaa postponed ita big reception and
dance Which was scheduled for Fri-
day night, and will hold it instead
some time during the tirst week or
two of the winter term.
The affair was put off on account
of the approaching final examina-
tions and the lack of suitable facili-
ties la the way of a dance hall,
wbere Was He?
Wiley ▲. Hartsfield of Lockhart,
preeldent of the first yearstudents,
returned to classes yesterday, after
an absence of about one week.
Ha haa been hiding out prepar:
Ury to pulling an entrance to me
bl* danc and outwittng the sopho-
morrn, who annually try to atop th.
froah proxy from leadin* hl* own
■rand march
Ko m Enemy* Hande .
Persistent rumor* had gone torin
that Harfield was ‘n the posesnion
of sophomores and hence would not
have led th* grand march had it
been bald, but th. leaders o‛ Ihe
f rash men class insist that he was
aarely hiaden out by th* tresnmen
temseives and that he would haxe
mad* hl* debut last night at the
mcheduled time.
Year in
yi UTO TOPS
Go to Crane’s to here your, auto
tope recovered— *11 kind* and .hope,
bevelled or plane; Klaen curtain nights.
F. W. CRANE
Icable.
I oyer th* n a
Lor* needed now
I signing of the
I argued H*
hg over to the
In entire wire to
american trooo*
I aoll aha that
la ar« suin at
Itry as sutreleht
nt auperviston
A RT MATERIALS
Make the Home Most Attractive.
C. M. MILLER
1807 Congress Ave. Phone 266.
By Arnoeiated Press to the Austin Amnerican
BERNE. Thursday, March 4.—
Pleas for an effective league of ra-
tions marked the opening of the
international conference of league of
nation societies here today.
Mrs Ph Up Snowden, a delegate
from Great Britain delivered an ad-
dress in which she emphasised ths
necessity of completing the work Of
the peace conference at Paris.
“We must have u real and effec-
tive league of nations," she said,
“not merely the doubtful shadow
that has appeared at the Paris con-
ference."
Otto Weber. Swiss councillor,
opened the session by characteris-
ing the world situation as consisting
of two altornatives, one a league of
nations and the other anarchy.
commander of the Vladivostok mill- -----—---—----- - —
tary district under the Omsk Siberian de red today from Camp MacArthur.
government Texa5 to command CamP Meade Md.
TAj
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By Assoclate? Frees to ths Auatin Amerlean
WASHINGTON, March 7 —Commu-
tations by President Wilson of death
sentence passed in three cases of mil-
itary court-martial have been an-
nounced by the war department.
Refused to Obey Order.
Private Frank J. Burke, a con-
scientious objector at Fort Riley,
Kan., was a^ntenoed to death after
conviction of refusing to obey a
command of his superior officer.
General Leonard Wood, who was
in command at the time, recom-
mended commutation to twenty-five
years confinement.
President Wilson ordered this re-
duced to fifteen yeara
Didn't Want to Go.
Private Arshag Ashbahain was
sentenced to death at Newport News
for refusing to fall in with his com-
mand. ths fourth infantry, for de-
parture to a point of embarkation.
President Wilson ordered the sen-
tsnee reduced to ten years confine-
ment.
Private Aaron H. Smith was sen-
ten cod to death at Camp Greenleaf,
Ga., for refusal to obey orders.
Major General Henry O. Sharp,
commanding the southeastern depart-
P}.
ons o r
tee J. A
r of j-
(
Ou gWo to the i
leisure of the J
aary owing to I
then?" asked I
Negotiations With Mars’al
Foch at Spa Broken Off Tem-
porarily by the German*.
716 Congress Ave. Phone 145.
RUSSIAN REDS DEPORTED
BY LOYAL RUSS GENERAL
B, A.oeiated Pre <• lh. Auntin Ameriran
KIO JANEIRO, Mareh ■ —TeI
Braziilan pro-ally league has sent
A petition to the president aknE
that steps be taken to caneol Gernnn
concessions in southern B real l. es-
pe« tally the Hansh colonization con
cession.
The petition requests the elact
ment of measures to prevent erman
firms from operating undr- Brasilian
or allied names and asks the national
government to negotiate with the
states of Santa Catalina and Tlo
Grande Del Sur for the Infinite I
Application of the Rio Grande grently’ exceeded the average annual
Valley 1 tall road company, i’- A ------- a--ia- •h- laet thiptv vemrs"‛
O’Brten. president, to issue bonds for
$215,430.40 on railroad valuation or
$305,430 40 was granted by the Tex
state railroad commission, krday:
The road operates from Browns-
ville to Point Isabel, a distance *>f
twenty-two and one half miles.
--------- _ _ .g, jegiginturo and their guests.
HOLDSITS BANQUET 48 ...... or mei”
At U>* banquet of th* « alhoun diea. popular wno and "eEr0 "pnt-
Debatin elub, heta Friday evening ual». .en sumuei
at th* Cactus ta room. Toaatms-1 The mustcal det-art ment of Samuor
lw Wright provea Nimseit » -tn- | Horton college l» one o. the. nettor
provlder of wit ana humor any cotored institut ion .’’i.zoutni
«Nich‘pervaded th. eveninu in the! It. chorus of thiry t.7 . Tre
..ru.ua talk. ! trained and on short noth- lk Pr-
Fpub> lUll. Gies, Granger. ! pared to render an exceilent pTo-
wiisam- and other, were applat ded gram . _
Griffith ana Mr. Bell aolnista
Another number is 'Hing- O
Daughter of Zion." with Dr. Cun-
ningham, Ure. Griffith and Mrs.
Mothera for ever half a centurv bnve । , 11 as soloista
peed with ttoS qtmost rerularfty the timo- ___ r T
u. I, or si 01: kra -id WAR LECTURER
snspehrdcmei "am SPEAKS TONIGHT
the myeciea, rendertng them pliant to roe Ay ,
yield to Matures demand for expansion. By t -Le
Ito see the anlone months or pregnanc President II E Vinson. of the
are made fort able. The uvual wrench- 1‛niversity of Texas, will introduce
tag train, beartncdorn arid stretchlngpaing fuan r Marcosson. writer and
2 gountereeted.therrutemta-Romerr, lecturer, on th- ocassion of a lecture
Frenaiinprenralmghtsanhopprantc” he ts to deliver in Austin Saturdny
ption. for the nerves are not drs*a upon 1 ntght, at » at the I niversity Meth
with usuel strata. ___ odist church, on The War and
By he regular Agpliestion the Movies es- Arte,-
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