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The New York herald., 1921-06-23

Persons who have the habit OF paying
offhand for parcel post packages deliv-
cred c. o. D.. without taking the pre-
caution or determining something about
the senders. are warned by the Post
Office Department to control the habit
Post Office inspectors began investiga-
ton yesterday into the operations of
various persons who have been using
the mails to extort, one of them a
woman who at one time ran a beauty
parlor. The different persons have all
used the same system; sending pack
ages of small value at high prices 10
persons whose names had been selected
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
CITY EMPLOYEE rs HELD.

Magistrate Sweetscr In Yorltville
Court. ldcclaring that something drastic
must be done to stop petty grating
by city employees. held Joseph Lee In
si.500 bail yesterday on charge of
cxtortion preferred by Irving Kenner. an
electrical contractor OF 400 Third ave-
nue.. Lee. an employee OF the Depart
ment OF Water Supply, Gas and Elec-
tricity. is 32 years old and lives at 1912
Twenty-second avenue. Brooklyn.
Lee told kenner, according to the al
legations. that for $50 he could arrange
inspection OF work at 204 East Twenty
seventh street. so as to save Kenner
money on his contract. Six marked s5
Mills were sent TO Lee. and these we're
found In his possession at the time OF
his arrest, II Is charged.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
YOU'RE STUNG AND CURED
IF THIS 81 C.. O. d. GETS YOU
Former Beauty Parlor Owner Said to Have Victimized
Women at Suburban Hotels by Sending Unor-
dered Preparations C. O. D. at High Prices.

with considerable care and who were
considered likely to pay first and ex-
anime afterward.
Packages in the name of the one-tim
beauty specialist have been arriving re-
Gently at out OF town hotels. particu-
larly in Westchester county. addressed
tc women whose names apparently were
copSed off the hotel registers. A num-
Der OF the packages were pald for before
they were examined and found to con-
tain bottles filled with fluid which, ac-
cording 10 the labels. were invaluable
for sunburn and tan. There were, how
ever, insufficient bottles. even at a
fancy price, TO balance the 81 paid in
each case for the package.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Women S Sweaters
Half rice

20 sweaters, $27.50 grades,
SI5.7S.
40 sweaters, $3.50 grades,
S1I.So.
80 sweaters, $13.75 grades,
S6.75.
40 sweaters, S11.50 grades,
s5.7s.
A few, $42.5O grades, SsI.s5.
A few, $3.50 grades, $I6.ss.
1t would be impossible for us
to present a sale that gave a
wider variety of sweaters from
which to choose. The woman
who wishes several types of the
smartest sweaters of the season
to take with her on her vacation
will find this sale more than in
teresting.
Second Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Exchange saves $40
on Dinner Sets

They should be 500.
They are $50.
New dinner sets of French
China, just out of their crates
10S pieces in three border de-
signs, with stippled gold ham
dies.
Also received
Complete assortment of our
four open stock patterns from
the VIGNAUD factory in
France.
Second Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
More PURE Linens
at lowered prices
Sheets, $11.75 pr.

100 pairs, single bed size,
hemstitched; made from good
grade of Irish linen, SO in.
wide, finished 90 in. long.
Within the past year linen
sheets of the same grade have
sold at wholesale for very near
ly twice our today's special
prices on these 100 pairs.
Pillow cases, $3.50 pr.
so pairs made from As in.
linen, finished 36 in. long; fine,
firm weave.
Dress linen, $1.75 yd.
4,245 yards So in. silver
bleached linen, same grade as
linen now in our stocks at $2.75
yard. First Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Sale Of Cretonnes
at 45c yard

4,500 yards - 90c to
$1.15 grades-new mer-
chandise-a special pur-
chase.
Six tables are filled with
a great variety of hand
some patterns.
floral designs, in many
colors and combinations of
colors.
tapestry d e igns and
weaves.
architectural designs.
stripes and conventional
figures.
35 Patterns
A wide choice for living
room, dining-room, bou-
doir, bedroom and veran-
dab furnishings.
Fourth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
YEARS HOTTEST DAY
SETS RECORD AT 90
Little Relief in Sight, but
Showers May Keep Down
Temperature.
ONE KILLED BY HEAT
Thousands Go to Beaches as
Soon as Able to Leave
Employment.
-FOUR ARE FRUSTRATED
Previous High Mark for June
% Was 81, Which Was
Reached in 1888.
ONE KILLED BY HEAT
-FOUR ARE FRUSTRATED

The hottest day so far this year and
the hottest June 20 on record in this
city brought torment to New York
yesterday. For a few minutes, about
2:30 in the afternoon, the mercury in
the official instrument on the White
hall Building reached SO degrees. Then
a wind squaD. with brief gale, hit the
city and prevented any further prog
ress upward. One death was recorded
before the relief came. In several Sec
tions Of the city a heavy but brief
shower was reported.
But 81, according to all signs, was
high enough. Even James III. Scarr,
local meteorologist. admitted that it
was very warm. Also, he said that
unless some thunderstorms broke
around the city it would be just as
warm to-day and tomorrow. There is
a hurricane raging in the Gulf OF
Mexico. and heavy rain is said to
be falling in Texas, but that fails to
help anybody in New York.
The heat victim was Annie Drozioza
year old. The child died In her sleep
In the home of her parents at 102 Oliver
street. DIR. Scheib. of Volunteer Hospital
said the baby was overcome.
Increasing cloudiness Is predicted for
the next few days. but the effect upon
the temperature depends upon the num-
Der of showers. the heat wave, how
ever. will not pass for several days.
For a time yesterday afternoon, ut
about the time the squall broke. rain
fall OF a few drops was reported in
Brooklyn. This rainfall according to
the Weather Bureau, was the forerun-
Ter OF other showers which may be
expected.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Wanamaker
Ice Cream Freezers

With extra-tinned wire
dasher, which makes a
triple motion.
quart capacity, $4.15.
2 quart capacity, $4.90.
3 quart capacity, $5.75.
a quart capacity, S7.15.
6 quart capacity, 1885.
ID quart capacity, $29.75.
20 quart capacity, $4,000.
"a quart capacity, $46.75.
Seventh Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
BABY sTRANGLED IN CRIB.

The two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Post OF III Fifth avenue,
Rutherford, y. j., was strangled TO deaht
yesterday afternoon while In her crib
Her head became wedged between the
rods Of the crib, and she was dead be-
fore her mother found her.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Keep flies out
Let the cool air in

The frames of the following
window screens are made of
hard wood, oil finish, covered
with good black wire:
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
June Clearaway

Mems Wanamaker Suits $40 to $50 gradesS33
Mems Wanamaker Suits, $55 to $50 grades$39
Mems Wanamaker Suits, $65 to $40 grades.S46
The same identical grades that we have had
in regular stock at the great prices quoted
above. Burlington Arcade New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
previou. High Record OF.

The previous record for June % was
81 degrees. in 1888. The following sched-
ule showing the temperature by hours
since midnight tells the story of the
jump from refreshing SO degrees at
Z A. NJ. to the record eclpsing 80 at
30 p. NJ:
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
CAMEE Chocolates
are delicious

OAlVlEE AnOCOIdtCS
are delicious
One always comes back for
more CAMEE.
Chocolate creams
have soft filings, rich and deli
cate, honey and cream, jellies,
strawberry and raspberry
creams.
Nut chocolates
are almonds, Brazil nuts, wal
nuts, pistachio nuts, dipped in
perfectly prepared chocolate
covering, neither too sweet nor
too bitter.
The caramelS
made with double cream, are
plain chocolate or vanilla-fa-
vored or have delicious nuts in
them-especially tootksome are
those filled with fresh pistachio
nuts.
CAMEE candy is beautiful
ly prepared-ready put up or
to order in charming boxes,
new and unusual shapes, smart
Frenchy designs.
CAMEE makes the loveliest
sort of a gift.
$1.75 a pound.
Cameo Shop,
Main Floor, Old Building
Eighth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Women S Bathln,
Suits---a Sale

- ~~A~O ~ ~@O
13O sample $3.50 d 2 OK
to $8.75 grades. }p0.IJ
60 sample $8.75 l&S TX
to $40 grades. }P1./1
~ 7,2a sample Jam $3.50 $3.50
The designer of these
bathing suits is an artist,
known for extraordinarily
smart and original bathing
costumes of all types.
This collection is a rep
resentative lot of his most
popular suits and it in
cludes a suit for every
woman who bathes or
swims, for the strenuous
athlete and for the woman
who wishes to look as at
tractive in her bathing cos
tune as she does in her
afternoon frock.
suits of taffeta,
of satins and surf satin,
of Venetian cloth,
of gingham and poplin,
of these materials combined
There are
little frilly models-with bod
ice tops or V-neck models that
slip on over the head and are
straight and simple of line
close-ftting, unbelted-models
with narrow eirdles-youthful
charming things for the young
woman-dignified conservative
models for the older woman.
In black, dark blue, and in
combinations of dark and gay
colors.. Sizes "a to "A.
Second Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Last Of figured
Voiles at 75c

Same quality we sold
not long ago for $1.50 yd.
There is nothing in the mar
ket with which to replace them
at the price, after they are
gone.
Criss-crossed with sparkling
silks, forming checks; woven
figures of contrasting color
scattered over the surface.
Dark and medium lcolored eff
fects.
Main Floor, Old Building
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Italian Pottery
For the Country Home
AU oUATRIEME
Have you seen the
Bridge between Au
Quatrieme and the New
Building. with its collec-
ton of Italian pottery
that successfully imi-
tates a charming old
fashioned flower gar
den? We have ar
ranged the pottery this
way so it will suggest
to you innumerable
ways Of arranging the
flowers that grow in
your country garden.
There are tall fiat Capri
vases for larkspur and
hollyhocks. In cool green
and buttercup yellow.
Price $l2.
Large urns of Deruta
ware. with loop handles
and short stems. In green.
rose. blue and orange.
Price SIS. These will hold
great clusters of heavy
blossoms and look like old
French flower paintings.
Deruta compotes for the
table are $40.
Large fiat center-bowls
with huted petal-like rims
and only $40. These are
exquisite on the table.
Dcruta twisted candle
sticks are So each.
Small vases are 50.
Oval boat-shaped urns
on stems are $l2.
All in the exquisite de-
ruta colors.
The cool white Canta-
gall pottery is to be had
in candlesticks in various
classic pillar forms at So.
S. and SO each.
Twisted tall Capri cam
dlesticks in pale green are
So.
Capri compotes in green
are $l2 and $l8.
Fourth Floor, Old Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Small HOnorS His
Who Secretly Steals

OWQl II OILOTS Ills
Who Secretly Steals
successes of others thereby to
elevate himself or the opera
tions he is exploiting.
No man or concern can sue
ceed permanently by pulling
down others.
1t is equally true that the
mountain paths up to all the
peaks are open alike to all who
will pay the price of patience,
toll, strength and weariness.
There is today no country in
the world that offers as many
good chances for success as the
dear old United States.
[Signed]
M aA~<
June 23, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

1T is not big type and
big talk in the news.
papers-but the quail
ity, fashion and fair
price of the goods in
the store which make
value and give lasting
satisfaction.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
BLACK EYE NEEDLESS

Corpus Christi gets hlack eye
that win hc seen az distance ia
.an event OF last evening 81 the
Western Union office. omphasi2
ing anew The lack of service 'haf
Is given This city A man of com
mcrcial Importance was IN the city
om ana affair Of moment BE- was
Obliged 90 leave for Sit Louis ON
the iOp m train 81 just before
N 81 clock hc received an important
Telegram u was necessary that
Ia reply be immediate. bat. as be
reports the fac, he reached the
Western Union office on the tick
0f @ O'Clock &C. offered his dis
patch AND Transmission was rc.
fused. although hc explained the
emergency of The situation llc
failed iO send his nessaee. AND as
Doe had only Fifteen minutes ho-
tween train. in san Antonio could
noi send dispatch from that
point and receive % fenlY So his
entire scheme of an important
business affair was upset because
the Wcstcim Union office here
failed 60 give reasonable facilities
This insiaHce OF She failure to give
this city cher than hick.toWn
service Is going wherever The man
who was halked goes II Is bad
advertisement for the city and
apparently wholly needless one.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

link with San Patricia which hu,
been lacking ever since the great
storm and which IS SO necessary
90 the people Of both sides Of
Nucccs hay The new causcway
viii be- ono fitted 20 stand for a
generation Vi is made 90 stand
even such q storm as shat az Sep
icmhrr. 1919. which was unparal
lclyd and which may be counted
upon to have mo- parallel n the
nest century " may hc expect
ed io stand for generations Il Is
BUILT Co meet tho demands Of
many years. " Is obtained al q
moderate eo,i
When thc ruuscway is complci
20 u should hc0r somewhere some.
thing like The tablets we see in
many oomt houses OF which com.
tics are justly proud. stating for
She reading ol an, that certain
men werc n office whom thc
structure WIS created and are
ready go stand in future rcpuip
upon The concrete evidence ol
their wise planning and cNceu.
finn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
AN EDITORIAL
ON ADVERTISING

As q housewife or the head ol
a home. YOU are interested ai
present 10 a very practical way iu
all that pertains to the health.
happiness and greater comfort of
all those near and dear Co YOU
" conditions exist in the ad
miuistraion Of YOUR home which
either waste money or fail io save
money w To- 100 pen cent pos,i
hiliiics you want 90 know about
them
More than thal you want io
familiarizc yourself with methods
thut viii make for maximum cfii
cheney and give 10 your every
spending dollar iis Gan power ol
rrOduciircncss
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

ai the eky anNiously Then hf looked
at lhe sfuuud at htf fecf and save 8
iittlo crN nf jose The Map Was cn.
tlrelY right 30 wis uDnn-d9V and
lhtFl Wtla exactly 1u thp Equator She
had 100 shadow ut afl Nrifhcr hGH
Nlek who iuuk hH place quickly be-
side hor
Ihi ruat then appeared Who'll
Weh ven ttld ho lgoNlng At 20,
gluunH u aNruilsn. woo HIV uur
rhHuird AREN'T Yuu might hNft
knuWu 10 without putius Nou tH ao
much tHuUult $50 shadow $50 aii
tNhfl uf tuu lHwc isht into mY
fffr ag4In HUd continue NHur IourHtf
Nm itncc aud sgfHN lN give Yuu lrf-
icIs in 400 mt enchanted friends
3ui whore tho iruE Cicd Nancy
eht knNW lhHi thNY rnuid spi tht
lriluw ont lnto tne sunlight hls sn,t
Nnuis hr broken 1t onre
Yea" csenimDd tne goal "whcr,
b. hor"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
SUMMER QUARTERS

Those passenger and ticket men
who were mere che other day Solid
us ,scmi.confidcniially that wc
might expect special fare pro.
visions for tourist travel 10 Corr
pus Christi THIS summer This iu-
timotiou was not official or bind.
ing. hut 10 was as near that as wc
could expect
OF course ihe making of cycilr-
sion rates go this city viii mean %
much greater amount of transient
visitors besides increasing the
number of those who make com
siderable stay This prospect of
having more outsiders go care for
Is good news. hul not as good
news MS b would hc if we had
been able 90 erect number OF
apartment on rOoming houses
which should meet the modern
demand for quarters
II Is not too hate fo face the
season with number Of shore
cottages and, lacking more clah-
crate BUILDINGS. we hone io see
more of these. They are excuses
for homes. bur the transient guest
an q Summer outing is quite we'll
content 90 live in scmishgck
as part of experience Snch visit
ors plan 20 spend the greuicr por
tion of their waking hours in
bathing, sitting or sirolling ON
The beach or in auto trips So
they do moi need much hni beds
and camp layout of cooking and
other utensils
There Is no Jack of tune to build
vhcap cottages along iho shore for
the coming scusou such build
ings almost pay for themselves iu
q summer u would De better io
pui np moro permanent stl.uc
lures, hi Che sonson Is nearly
here AMI tor 1921 we may be- very
we'll satisfied if wr have an ample
number of cutiupes 90 meet the
needs 81 those who make stays of
a week or morc
For those who come on cNcu-
sons aud have only q week end
cor o few days there IS needed o
much larger supply Of furnished
rooms on small housekeeping
apartments There Is . shortage
of such quhytcrs for thosv WIN
live here still greater onc Tor
those hcrc temporarily u seems
possible thal ihcye are buildings
in thc city Ahich could hc fitted
up Tor accommodation of either
shorf-time o longtime tourists
who arc attracted hy excursion
rates making the pleasures az iliN
nsor available There IS time
enough between thls date aud ihc
ral opening oi The season ior "a
iiug Up quarters D. would uay
heside. being SORT oi drhf 90
those who afr ready 90 connie here
Go spend theif moucy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
80 LAMo coMpLerE

Hpcan This odd land was made
nuuf r|rhf ali Hli n4 duuD.
~ - irr ihN suud numNU.
lows ier folkH whu lowe iho sun,
streams fur flahDr fuihs Hn' fields
Where tho clover blooms are sweet
Orchards With ihrn autumn Yields
Sort u make uai land complete.
Hr lu' mrEe am lr Nu usnr
Alan can lind MOST HnNthlue
That hU really wants round hcru
}r hr rummnnof Uf Kline
Whats Nuur rhrlura .fhr tItt strife.
paVompnia nn fhr granite NHll
eos thD eleanor outdoor tfU
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
EATING IN SAFETY

We are developing kindly
feeling for the TcNas legislature
because of the good things which
we see IL to have dome. Not the
least of these rs the passage of the
hill which proscribos that an cm.
pluycs of restaurants or places
where food Is served shall he cN-
amiucd no show that they have mo-
inlcotion which might bee com
mnieatcd 10 customers TO tins
Is added tbc provision that no
cracked dishes be- permitted 60
contain food Offered 90 those wsu
painnizc these places
The unfortunate man who eats
hahiiually ~ q restaurant because
be- has no wife 90 care for him.
and the PARTIES which go TO res
iauranis fof special meals, are en-
iitled % all protection II Is true
that in the best restaurants and
many OF thc smaller uucs the rates
which the Legislature has prescrih.
ed are iu force through wise mmi-
agCmcnt OF owners II must not
BE- forgotten that few wears ago
il was disclosed that four persons
in the kitchcu department of ONE
of the hest hotels iu one of the
chief cities of TcNaa were infected
with loaihsumc and contagious
disease II +, wei that such peril
% the public be prevented hy
statute
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

Nfut TO- Hna Wr gri 10 lili
N0N uuf country ls. Hn' hloHt
l,lrh u 600 thut mru deairN
Bach rHu hHrp what suits him hufi-
nmIrlu ulEnfs hrsldo fire.
Solitude 1n srlrcH wide
Mountains hiHh Hu runnin' brooks,
Of mHN wuua Zoo $50 insids
HrHiln ifU from printed books.
T.uN .tF dItnmH 0r city hufto
NlEht beneath H roof ur HhN
HuuNr fn lptd Or brooks Goo fish.
riflrF efHnd or mountains tall
Hero whatever Wr may wish.
GUua ncfVldod fci uf ail
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

nfachl. TEACHER. and room No O. v NJ
King building with Misn Highland 40
teacher. were banner rooms, having
the most mothers present. After the
meeting Mra Murray ana Mrs Wood.
SON we're GUESTS Of Mrs q. a. Smith.
nninu for nn auto ride 20 The ranch.
The scout work continues. tho coun-
Dil utridiug to carry on the campaign
fnr FUNDS until the $500 ~ rnised
About $1,000 is reported up TO date.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

lpnkIup over thc formidable
hst oi bills which were before
congress, and which appear u
have carried desirable purpose.
yet failed, one may tecl some
qualification that ile nWasurc
which provides Sls00O000 for
hospitals in which iormer SOL.
dicrs may have attention sur-
tfpel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

Congress suy, eyes, SIN. -
promptly AZ DE beginning of the
Harding term bui how long viii
Is ho before lbe irrecancilahles
itill be handing the president more
clubs than flowers "Thc word
politics surprises by itself " Mn
Harding is old enough 10 have
read his Dickens.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

President Harding IS in and
MoodioW Wilson IS out iHe
sheep aro gone from Che White
Hausc lawn add ihe gates are
wide open Zoe AN who desiic 90
cnfer Whether he sheep have
been ,upplanicd hy l0t Of m.
QIi>itite goats Is d problem Cor
The uCW oceun1nf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06


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e,,,il;,r;,, yo,rsolr ,,i,h re,hods
lu,,, ,.al nol,, Eos r,,y;,u,n ,ffi
.;,,n, and 49,, g., yon. ryc,,
.,,ndin, doll,r rs Gll maven of
,,.ods.ii,cncs.
when ,on eo into a Store and
.ca merchandise with which YOU
lhayp become familiar through od
~. n.e M IN, ri..it linI ~ y
tore
There arc many such stores
ways wcll MANAGED aud pros.
ncrous there IS invariably cam air
about them ihai invites vour psi.
ronapc n YOU have other wants
than advertised merchandise. Il Is
1T 49,. l'. ru.I ~.
r. 49,. aa, "a. ...,, ~,
-, ~ -. h,
-, ~. ~. 49,.
And though YOU may NOT real.
izc H.. there is ycry excellent
reason for such an attitude of
Advertising, as You know. ElE.
YATES THE QUALITY AND
lLOwERS THE PRICE or ALL
WIZ, ms,nr,o,,ro, .;,.s
pullici,y to "a worth, nrodnr be
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''''''''''''
Noli,me Of produetion r,dne.s
man,f,r,u,ape costs ~ FAR M IA.
lndivldual ariieio a roneerneJ
likewise. il rednees selling costs
In conseonenee tbe merchant
lbnys AZ standard price AND SELLS
lat a minimum standard profit
N"''l using ~ ''''''''"S N"''N
makes lower prices mean more
MONEY '' 'h' "''''''"n' more
money worth 70 inc customer
-
~,
30 cnlighteu or educate 10
icrcate nca WANTS or 10 satisfy
lnla Ones fo protect ana foster
legitimate enterprises ID cstab.
ln.h = medium of understanding
lbetween buyer aud SELLER MS 4
lhasis for mutual profii and AL.
laantsse to nx an economical
iprice ANA Al. maintenance of a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

When a man saws he wishes 90
keep IN touch with yon much de-
peuds upon the Kind OF touch he
means -.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06

Ccopyrlehi ioai. y Edaar A. auoao.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-06
Your
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