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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
DIARY OFFERED
BY MRS. STOKES
Entries Account for Her
Actions When Alleged
Untrue to Husband
HER LIFE DULL ROUND
Mad Whirl of Filtration Dis
putcd by Book; Attorneys
for Stokes Object

NEW YORK. April 25.-.MrH.
UcI,u EiWund stokes made ~ point
o. sensational sirnifnncr today iu
hur defense against tho charges I'm
lolvod lu W u. ID. stokes suit for
divorce when sho succeeded BOO 90.
Producing into her testimony AN tho
entries made lu u diary for the
month ~ May 1914
This diary accounted for her daily
No during the time when she was
accused uf having visited the apart
mcni li number l3 Fast 35th street
maintained bv Edgar L., Wallace.
one ~ tho numerous correspondents
named by Mr. stokes.
Reveals Dnily life.
The diar, revealed the day-io day
NE of Mrs stokes when she iF sup
.ur,J a. have boon 'gldd,E," about
lu mad vhirl of filtration. 10 have
been % dun round of potty and com
mon place passage Of tho hours
from breakfast 90 bedtime. n was
noted in the testimony that at this
time Mrs Stokes expected to become
mother and tho diary showed what
tho witness declared to bee not only
callous but cruel treatment OF hor
bv her husband.
she had expressly asked hor hus
band not to bring strange mon homo
20 luncheon or dinner because OF
her condition nt this time. but Mr..
Stokes ignored this request and she
was frequently required 10 entertain
these men. ON one occasion Mr..
Stokes left her alone with one Of his
friends thus brought home TO dinner.
and she tainted after Mr.. Stokes had
left.
Also. she declared she did not get
the proper food nor at the proper
times.
Herbert Smith objected strongly
to the admission Of the diary into
the evidence. declaring these was
nothing TO show whether II had bee !
written by Mrs. stokes on tn dates
stated or since. Justice Finch ruIed
IL out. but permitted Martin w Lit
Teton, counsel for Mrs Stokes. to
have his client refresh her memory
from the diary In this wa tho
months entries were brought into
the testimony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Freezing Needs More Money.

At the conclusion of his message,
Governor Robertson read "A telcgra IN
from Attorney General Freezing, I'm
Washington. asking for 100000 ia
he appropriated In order to carry op
work necessary To determination of
the exact boundary line between
Oklahoma and Texas.
Eighty members OF the house were
present today. The abscntccs were
Thornton, Clark, G.. II. Davidson, j
.. Denny. James Dyer, irr w. T
Graves, r. w. Harman, Victor NJ
Locke, jr.. r. II. Matthews Reming-
ton Rogers. j. Il. Smith and L. y
Wismeyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
STILL PROBING BOMB CASE
Two Department Of Justice Agents
Busy In scranton.

SCRANTON. April 25.--Two
agents OF department Of Justice ar
rived here today To assist In gather
ing information concerning Tito
I.igi. who was Identified Saturday by
Thomas Smith of New York as the
man he saw standing beside the
death wagon Just before the Wall
street explosion of last September.
Federal officers were informed
today that Ligi whilc one Of "A
striking group Of mine laborers at
Macanaqua last August placed a
red flag flying over the tent colony
which the strikers had established
in the hills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Kansas city Journal
Sold to Millionaire

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April l25.--
Walter s. Dickey. millionaire manu-
facturor of clay products OF this
city, purchased the kgsas CT"
journal this afternoon at public
sale for $4,000. The sale was made
subject to mortgage Of 10000 on
the property, which the new Owner
VIII assume. Under the terms 81
the sale the hondholders will re-
ceive approximately so cents on the
dollar. Tho Journal In the oldest
daily newspaper in Kansas city, pub
tionH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Graduating Activities Begin.

NUNrTHT ~ Tho WOfId
COMM ERCE, April 25.--The
seniors of the high school CAV, a
play entitled Safety First" at the
Electric thcater Friday night,
marking the opening OF the gradu-
ating activities to end with the com
mcuccment exercises In May The
building was filled TO ovcrflowing.
and the school had about $3.50 to
tho good after meeting expenses.
Music was furnished by the com
morcc oight-p orchestra and the
nigh school band.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
OUTPUT of Zinc.

0VTITNT 70 TNV WUTTT-
uOCkERVIbLE, April 25.-Thc
output for the oklahoma mining
district for the week ending April
%, according TO all reports avail
able, was as follows: Zinc. 1926,
500 pounds, valued at $l27956.
lead. 3274,O20 pounds. valued AZ
SS74s7. Total pounds both metals,
l3.5i0.IbO. valued at t3lb.4i3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Special TO The world
DOUTHAT, April 25.--An In
crease of S2.50 per ton In tho prices
on both lead and zine Saturday ac-
casionod by stronger demands for
slab zinc for galvanizing purposes,
wac welcome news 20 this mining
district. where many mines have
been idle on account OF low prices
for ore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
THEATERS


PALACE - volce Prom the Dark. "
l.ft Iaiho Newri music by Palace
HtALTo. Eugene O'Brien IN world e.
Apart = tale of tWlu aouiA drftinr on
lh7 f"1 ~ lIfo, charles chaplin iu his
funniest com'dy zone a ~" it ia tfuly
a eide splitter
STRAND. rho .Nomads of N. north.
from tho novel by James Oivcr cur.
wD"d alec h Roiin comedy.
noYAL Society secrets" big f.a
'b'uhI" Adventure serial. also % new
comedy
BROADWAY "Threo sovors." featuring
Antonio Morenoi raihe Newa and also ,
new comedy. Tho H0setand Maids
music" comedy company
WONDERLAND. "rhe Woman In Room
90. featuring Pauline Frederick. also =
new. n'W I""'''y ne M'f,y MAZDA, mns,' 'l
,nuciisH.
turc' Danger valley" o thriiiinr siory
~ tho American desert. intcruation.l
>o"s aud also rood comedy.
~ ; M rho Lsg crate wailob
with charles nay. also new comedy.
ouruEuM orphoum Nows AMI Topics
~ tho nay. HiE Time vaudeville Uarry
fnN. motion picture eud musical cpu~dy y
,lBity. UrsHr Hcmpel and '"tiifh" in IT'S
DAY on comedy. "Hobhin To and
Dpvn' with HIy nouncor. funny and
thrllinR, Nate Leipzig, the international
rurd sspet. wizard with deck ~
gtfda, TUCK ana claire IN 'runes and
Twisl' music and dances. osah and
S'rtera thoa" likcabie aaHios, aasiHted by
Jack NeU Music Wy Orphcun orchestra
MAJESTIC. Paying tho ripor." m,
latest NJ tho George Fiizmaurice produc.
ttoua, Majestic News and Topics ~ the
nay Music by Msjcauc orchestra and
organ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
San Franciscan admits
He Killed His TiUO Sons

SAN FftANCISCO. April 25.--
After confcssing that he had slain
his two sons, Arthur T. ana Andrew
.. John Cornvu this afternoon wap
en- route 10 the hills OF Marin county.
back ~ san Rafael ia charge of
deputy shcriffs TO lead a search fni
their bodies. Cornyn was recently
released from an ius1nc asylum
whore ho had been held following
threats made some time ago against
hia children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Seniors win URUeiI
Numerals Class DAY

The senior class at the high school
this year is inaugurating the custom
OF unvcilfng the class numerals.
craven, along witha those OF tn"
classes OF rs. 10 and go on tho
north front of the building as "A par,
OF the annual class day oXcrciscs,
The inception of the custom Is tn"
eventual outgrowth of the dctormi-
nation of the class OF rs not to de
face the new building by painting
upon II az had been the custom oc
other classes in the old building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Organize Farm Riircau.

7V"TNT 10 no WWTTd-
WYANDOTTE, April 25-At a
meeting held In the Wyandotte city
hall during the past week addresses
on the advantages of organization
were delivered by several speakers
after which q local farm bureau was
organized, with s. T.. Hummon. who
TX also superintendent Of the city
schools ana sccrotary OF the Wyan-
dotte strawberry association. as
temporary president.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Bebe Daniels Cured;
Wants No More Speed

LOS ANGELES. Aprl 25.-Bcbe
Daniels. film star. released SUNDAY
from the Orange county iail at Santa
Ana, whore she spent 10 days for
speeding, was hack home today. =
never even want to see "A swiftly
moving automobile again" she said
'Th" village hcarsc viii be going
lightning fast. to the way viii
travel In my machine IN the future
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Twistcr Tits Iowa Town.

MUSCATINE. Iowa, April 20
The south part OF the city was swept
by n twister at noon today. \ fac
tory was unroofed and part Of the
building blown down. A fire sta
tion was badly damaged and roofs
werc blown from several residences.
Many smaller buildings were RACED.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Shnycs and Haircuts Down.

Special to The world
FAIRLANp, April 25.-Thc high
cost OF living so far az concerns
barber shop prices. has been mate-
rally affected mere during the past
week by rate war that brought
shavcs down to 10 cents and hair
cuts down to % cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Cb.s. Forbes 10 Get War Risk job

WASHINGTON, Nprl 2b,---CoIoneI
Charles w. Forbes of Seattle, Wash,
vii become the new director OF the
war risk insurance bureau, 1t was
reported here this afternoon. Off
calls declined TO confirm the report,
but trends Of the washngtonian are
confident that he viii be named.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Charmed with Tulsa.

FISHER, April 25.-Mrs Ben
singer and two daughters and two
granddaughtcrs have returned home
to kcokuk, Iowa, after an extended
visit with the family of her brother
in-law. H. \. sheets Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. BcnsinEcr will come TO
Tulsa IN ;hr near future and make
II their future home. They cN-
pressed much surprise AT the growth
OF that city In the last few, years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
MOrfudry
rcii.

Ficid-.
Mrs y. s. Fields 80 years Of age.
died AZ her home, i232 South Forrest
avenue at 10 20 O'Clock sunday
night The deceased was born In
lrOntun. Lawrence county ohio, In
1868. she rs surviycd by her hus-
band. WITH the Cosden company.
TWO daughters. Mrs. L. T.. Borden,
Amarillo, Texas. Mrs B u. Rogers,
Tulsn, and three sons. Louie Fields.
Chicago, Carlos Fields and Forrest
Fields. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Dr. Arthur Campbell, Returns.

Doctor Arthur Campbell returned
sunday from Kansas city, where he
has been taking "A postgraduate
course in the clectric-thcrapy school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Funeral services for Helen Fox.
80 years old. who died AZ 4 O'Clock
sunday morning at her home north
west " Tulsa, we're held at 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon In the Mowbray
Undertaking company chapel Burial
was at Rose I'm cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Ircc Lecture Tonight.

There viii be a free Theosophicai
lecture ON Dreams" given In Besanl
lodge, 2l3 Fisher building, TUESDAY
is invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Robert \. McBirney
Funeral Director o2l s. Main
Phone Usage l91-A56 Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

just that one patented fea-
ture that keeps the water
cleared OF free dirt and en-
ables the washing OF clothes
in water practically clean, Is
enough advantage for any
Eden owner to choose an
Eden IL she were again in the
market for a mechanical
washer. But II is only one OF
the many features.
Let us demonstrate the Eden
to you I'm your home with
your clothes and the same
kind OF water YOU wash with.
See for yourself what 1t will
do for you and how 1t saves
la abor and wear and tear.
(Edens are sold on conven-
lent terms IL desired)
In the Basement store
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Tulsa Undertaking Co. can save
YOU one half Phone O-Sbl6.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, in Carton, dozen
By the Case ...................
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

PALACE - Voice From the DARK
idHptcd from 4 ~ Woods famous stage
tfy, Istho news music by Palace
ot. hcstfA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
Dodson Warns
Calomel Users
It's Mercury Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick.

There's no reason why q person
should 'Htr aiokuhlne rniixating cnio-
mti Whom sW cents bus a nrgo bot
tlo uf lniHHns liver Zone a. perfect
substitute fui cnlOfuel
"a ls pleasant teartablo liluid
which 70 i start our liver hst ~ sure
Is nH Dniumel but Vi doesn't make YOU
siok mod San not anllNntc
thidren and grown folks can take
NudHrus liycr Tone. because II ~ per
ferti harmless
DlloHol la q dangerous drug II ls
nDf irV ana attacks Nour BONDS Take
drrn of NASTY sAlonei today aud yoI
wiI eel w'Nk alch and nauscatrd 10
ulUttDWi. Don't lose days worl,
llHv "a spoonful o. DOds0n's Liver
Tone insioId tud Nnu win Wnka up
feeling great no uioru hlilousnofs.
consultation, Hlureishnoan headache.
COATED Tongue ar sour eiomnch. Your
uruftin fhNf " sou don't tina bod
sunF NHr Tone sets better than hnr-
rihie ailunel Nour money is waiting
fnf NHf fAdA
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09

hui they were So before ihc war
period and There :. every tcns1n
20 expect most 80 them la hc pro-
iiuhle agaii Exception Do fho
general rule EXISTS n iMs OTIS ho
cause horc is o. community which
appears iHsi drawing near 90
great physipaI and financial eN.
pnnsioh vpe w which mono, may
be- planted m public utiliiies which
ato noi immediately pronahlo bat
hme excellent owloOk
Corpus IhNsii is bound io have
9 slfDe' car system fha sertcs and
na}s und lighting and power
system ihet makes q profit Il win
rWire Investment Ga bring best
results hUi There il plenty uf mon-
fl louise Tor Just such business.
projects
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
Thursday June 9, 1921.
LABoRs SHARE IN LOSSES


One oi OBS strongest pros,nin
;iions ui $50 Hpao>-ar, steps 81
cost OF labor Chat ha, htcN given
puhlirii, 90 'a'p IS contains q oil
the statement Cd Use packers hi
support of thcr petition thai iher,
be an added wage cW DO ibc park
ing housc industry THO nm-
mum rate bow is fortNlNe cents
AN hour go which d Wa> reduced
las' March following fl aDru.
iion ot ihc wartime agreement
The packers are aShinl ilm scale
five cents an hour less he cStab.
lished They SET forth THAT de-
spite of reduction On force and loH.
er prices go producers ne plants
have been operated az large lnss
and into fhe loss must enter largo.
~ halt o.. the entire expense ui
lv hale OF the entire expense I'D
operation Quotation frum ihc
statement IS particularly iilmiu-
ine The packers say
Compared With other day. la-
Dor Is entitled 30 d larger share
Of what IL produces. but II is also
clear that II thar portion Is in-
creased or allowed 20 remain al
point that business rs siagnant
and ihg industry involved IS ear
ried on az loss the wage Garner
will suffer % loss as acute as that
borne By the producer aud in
vesr
"The farmer and the producer
haven taken severe losses the
earnings of the investor are wiped
oui relatively the wage calmcr
has not taken his share of the bur-
den OF readluSimoui When b.
clearly appear, that everyone elise
in industry has taken his maxi
mum Joss Uud that further decline
in cost at manufacturing is essen
tial 20 business revival : Is futile
for labor o. say that they wish.
fof d revival and then reius' toI
contribute iubor portion to that
end
vnc may say that this IS special
pleading upon the part OF ihe0
packers. and 'his IS tnc fac but
pleas. specia er otherwise which
bring ouf condition. as basis
for demand for change, ar en-
titled 60 consideration OF those
who would hc Wcl. informed Wei
know what is sci forth as Go ihel
low prices paid growers of lVcI
stock are beyond question Re
ports OF packers show LOSSES The
figures upon comparative wages
before the war and now are uot
denied From the facts IA hand
II appears the men employed iu|
the packing industry are fairly
called upon io adjust ihcif pay to|
decreased cost of what that pay
buys. 50 doubt this is most u-l
convenient go the packing house,
WORKERS hu' this kind of mcoa
venience rs bceomne common /
When h is universal Dr. wiH ceaso
10 Dr. ava onfcnieucc, as de- 1
creased costs win balance thcl
scale OF earning aud living
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
POWER AND CARS

Claude Pollard 0f Houston Who
bought the street railway ys'cm
a. the recent sale. 3 authority iur
the statement ihai parfe, out-
side the state mc Negotiating for
the light and pouof and street car
properiies llc add, that uega.
tiati0Hs faH 40 come tu eouclH.
sion aud Il maN De- that 'ncaI pcs.
pie viii have opportunity n iaNe
one or both oi iho systems llc
says that III hc doesn't s.II tine
street can line he sin stop opera
lion
There is plenty OF supposi on
n the Pollard statement. ass might
b. expected from an uNufc lan
yer who actually had no definite
news 20 give, but ii is ID inir bet
that the street can vii not can-e
10 run and az least another fair
bet that u the outsiders who are
dickcrnp for the iwo properties
have money enough Tor systematic
rehabilitation and 10 stand pui or
giving sefyice they arcl likely 10
close the deal
Traction systems have not boon
81 gold mine the last few years
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09

ih, tush maiif go iinhfn any ft4
withslandlun tn nrons.,cr of 30 tpnna
and several powerful unftufH Whil
have been sent into ihif sfr 90 hnd
fn rupc Nifh tnc influx
rms two natural routes leadlne ~
ue Font Nnfman uolde Hfr $50 ps1r,
RiNtf Ctoasiug ans for MrMuray
There are Two other routes. however
which would nud the ups,l,fea In ihs
nov fields nom His w'ehH to iwo
menths oarlic than - tiihcr fhc
r,aet ~ MoMunny lin,e. bul both of
These routes eail ior long roflegns aud
considerable outui.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
RAILWAY MEN
SUGGEST STRIKE

death rFto ~ flremen and engineers
WIS go to 90 per cent above the aver
age 90 nl occupations a United
States estimate in 1908 showed s25 por
cent of nli railway employees died from
accident al Garter said and the AVE-
cfuge age 90 death of r fireman was
shown to Doe 50 years
Al Garter expected tu complete bis
testimony tomorrow and % wns hoped
go conclnd, no, hearing this week
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only Az told In each
package OF genuine iRyer Tablets 81
Aspirin. Then you win be following
ihe directions aud dosage worked uus
10y pns aicaus during ~ years and
ine hAyor Cross ON tahletH you can
take them without fonr for Colds
ii"ndnche. Neuralgia. llhopmuilsn
proved huf, hy millions Take uo
sAnCoH with auhHiltute8 NJ you gcs
.nruche. loothH,he iumhngo and foi
Palm. liundy fu boxes nf twelve fah+
let's cost lew cents druggists also
sell la ger PACKAGE Aspirin - ihs
trndetrado nnrN OF iayer Manufacture
uf MunoAretcaciaestor of 5aNoyil-
c0cld Adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
siNToN

sf....it ,rl. tsn.,
rot irnt4I .unl sin.f..,.
U rfnde ls, Co. GA. .rasaa .,.,. ,,.,
arN em.o 10 hp frequent .hawo,.
in DOB lh.n eea neaui, f.om surround
inr tamnnltfn la f.Yr owen ~,
.t0u-i rsfDmH, wa. n aifons,,,,
W mdu, om,ni 3D. .aa,
$50. nanm ma au tnnpuu.ro s. t..
n uf plucileH CO.'S thsir GOOD. ar.
r.oi eomm. ~ nmmeas resulted
uunu lnlr. fOot nr,f lnon.a hust
nn and ha.c baN vcr. uo amus.
Iu,w Th s'nnn sschln nm .ul
lUna d 'drunhm. of go % ISL ODD.
df pt %. reetit team
TleN,ts fu pa.o ucro eiy,n ..e
hN the ucnhrol nnnc.nos uin
rIe uurchaa, madr 10 ta.lf moraa sn.
ana uuniho H inse. u,., d4trm
ui.i rho 1910 mo Important h.inr Il
ii rH Wsn hs Wm HrDruaun oi
tl,n. Hnu ilnfssm hrOD mn Aon
DIS IS iN hcu nf Tnr
fh siHto hald Nu.hDf uu., o..
fht arf
'fh nHt ,oai.N lH each month t,i.
ho Tr de nat m ~nsun and ih, af.
ondfn.D WIN increase ns the character
"f U diH ttetm.. h,ttt tuowu
eINrOE. r . nn, Ma
N Nhu. upl %. H.lt.r alah.t.,..th
,lln, lfD rnfnr fol.tr.a in SIAN
Autaniu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09

This triai of thfcc s.haH toaeh
~ VINCE upon charges Of whip.
ping pupils promise, tp hc mtcl.
rsiWp io attendants n COURT II
they do NOT dismiss ihc cns,. ID
would hD interesting to hem ,h,
account uf what inc teachers did
There ore huy, who makr one achr
i0 liii them zap and piyr th.n con
pora punishment hu 'hD day of
ihc NNaDkmg choul MARIN ha,
passcd and one wonders whether
The alleged assault against tho
dignity of fho state of Trsas AHA
tho feelings of the hoys. WAS aus
'hmN BIKE thc rcal lieNug> of
cur early Days Wen bog rhe
Maro eases are false H.Um
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09

a trip to North Bench show.
it1' fhe campers are hcrc u
tre nrubcrs Thi r ias, ulc
'nNi ravclW Eyerythue points
io @ eGmc~hni novel bu' cNcepd
ngly good season AZ thi resort
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09

Those Cuban patriots who pro.
pose new deaf under which iho
president of the republic shall
have no control over internal af
ia.fs and 'ho cabinet be ro.pou4i.
Bic solely to the national cou
yreSs are making plans which are
40 once difficult of accomplish
mont and OF doubtful value The
experience of AL government Is
that g coutral figure muai be-
maintained even &c St Doc only s.
Ieadnr ol bandits. 10 ulis arc fo
hc had
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-09
EXAMINATIONS ORDERED
FOR TEXAS POSTOFFICE

MASiiNGIpN sumo Under un
nrfrr az President uUdinr the c'N
srivice commission ou Iuh l2 win cons
du,t examinations for posimastris for
toe following rcNna offices Dublin.
Electra Henderson Mucoia Paris.
hHrerr San Hanitn S'euu sulphur
Springs SWeefwuter aud Temple
" Benton and wife OF D'Hanis
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