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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
LOVE LETTERS
TO TRAP her?
Charges Former Husband
With False Wooing

Tile wruts me icve Icstcrr IN hun
me 10 siccr.- pleads Mrr. Minnie
A. Cornelius IN her complaint Ia
superior court Tuesday asking that
a divorce case between herseif aud
her husband. Carroll G. Cornelius.
be roopened and r~heard for the
sake Of redistribution OF tho com
munity property.
Mrs. Cornelius dcciaru that af
the time Of her marriage. July 10.
1911. her husbands restaurant and
househoat were worth ierr than
q. 600. hut that by thcir joint labor
the entirv community property had
Increased In value 10 upwards OF
$50. 900.
Then. she nnya her husband b.
gan . course OF conduct calculated
10 annoy her until ahe obtained q
divorce 20 that he might defrnud
her Of her property. She ASSERTS
he stayed out nights visiting Soap
Lake and other places. and cnfne
home with n story Of his doinEs
which fret,cd her into Illness.
Al nanitnrfum he urged her
10 get . divorce. she declares. when
her mind WAS filled with the one
thought Of going to her relatives
In California and runting.
He offered bcr $4,000 In settie-
ment and sent her 70 lawyers who
repeated the offer. Rhs accepted
and decided AMY her rxhtA shs
ayers. without knowing H.
Afscr tho dtvorc~ August -.
1919. she adds. bo helped her pack
up for California making earnest
love 10 her. and 70 convinced her
OF his sincerity that she raw him
back 81 900 ON his promise TO vsnd
II when she asked. Moreover. she
avcrs. he promised 10 r~marry her
when she returned hc~.
In California. she say. che ~
celvc3 ietforr regularly. telling OF
his affection IN the most sndeartnx
terms and shc answered with sinh
lnr emotion because she b6icvrd
him
but On her rrtum. she chtma.
she has discovered he wrote the
ietsern Of love q -lull hcv TO sseep''
on her rights - that suffsczent time
might pass 10 prevent her taking
the case 10 court
Her petition nov b for . ~
speuin9 Of the divorce oaes and
u that fAiis for . redistribution Of
the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Rumor Cantu Named
by Rebel Factions

Ell PASO. Texas. April zs.--Unoon-
firmed reports here today were to the
effect that former Governor Cantu of
Lower California had been selected
for president Of Mexico by leaders OF
rebel factions said 10 have held a
meeting In Santonia recently.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. April go
Prominent Mcxicans hero today said
they had heard no rumors Of a "Can.
tn boom" for the presidency Of
Mexico.
When Cantu was deposed ~ gov
ernor OF Lower California. he went 10
Los Angeles TO make his home.
Later he was in Washington az a
member OF the Mexican lobby there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

In the right direction. and 20 eHtah
tish proper church .connecttcns
friendships and positions
Thsre are some 900 police DEPART
ncnu In tho United States vhers
women ar~ employed
In Washington 20 women arv
members Of the metropolitan police
service.
II has been our plan 60 have al
women and girls arrested for various
iAw violations brought TO ops pre.
ctnet They arv not registered and
their names DO not 10 down In the
criminal books instSad ~ point
tho way to . batter iifA and On.
deavor to turn . prospective criminal
into . respected citivn-
There n ore big advantage n z
woman dealing with . woman. A
Etrf cannot vxmp . poiicrwouAA
n b much harder 10 seadjvue Z
gtri than Il h . hoy. she IL usually
. sex offender. while the svsrAes
boy becomes . petty criminal.
thru stealing. rcbbing or Just devti.
try.
IN . years time TO gfrs vers
brought before our department. Tney
were tailed TO. given new frfends.
new Positions and . new vic~ At tifs.
Our records now show that ii3 Of
these iris have made good
Other cities are showing thefr IN.
trrcxt In the success Of the work In
Washington. We have had requests
from police forueA from coast to
coast. for trained po,icewomen-
That certainly points 10 . need for
= national training station for police.
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
CLAIRv0YANT SENDS
MOTHER BILL OF $199
FOR KISS GIVEN GIRL

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April 20.
a scientific kiss.- purportsd
TO waken dormant faculties. may
cost James A. Aurdock bis II.
censa
Murdoch. who b almost 60
years old. adveruses ~ being an
Incompatible psychiEs and clair.
voyant-
Mas Blns Blackburn. II. got
the kiss. Her mother. Mrs.
Sarah blackburn. got y bill from
Murdoch for efso.
The board Of supervisors has
under consideration Mrs. Black
turns application for revocation
Of Murdock's liccnra The latter
made n sweeping denial Of tho
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Ssatds Man, Seeing How
Tanlae Helped His
Wife, Takss L HimseH
and Il Now Well,
Strons and Vigorous,
He Says

4homas J. Mitchell 2is John -.
D0nt11a seward On enc Of ths sfsAm-
6n1Do plying between Seattle and
A1nnoEAn posssI = nowss strong advo-
49, e 1Aalao Here Is what he
~:
"A numnsr Of my friends shavs
lnksn fznlac on my recommenda.
o1oo. and Z am g1.d for the public
- hsvo the beneflt Of my experiences.
~ ovsr . year ! think I suffered
N The miD91eD that 90 With . bad
go u indigeat3on- I never thought
~ eating breA1fna and often the
voTy sight q food made me sick. !
WouI1 ut DOWN 70 the table with
thcy aeAks and eeher tempting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
By LIEUTENANT NINA VAN wNKLE

sTuTE SAFEGUARDING OF women
1 and children and the prevention
of crime
That u Tie JOB Of the police
woman!
The primary purpose Of the Nn
tionai Policewoman's association 10
TO keep Juveniles out Of court: 70
keep their names clear: to steer them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

MARTINS FERRY. O.. April "a.
The pumping station can't keep
tho reservoir Jun at night offioiais
say that II because private distiIierF
let waisr run over coils Of stilli
from 10 20 IL hours al night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Dr. r. c. Yenney IL
Dead in Portland

PORTLAND. April :s.--Dr. Robers
0Ark Yenney. orEAnizrr Of base hos
pitAi unit ~ and oas Of the mort
psomfnent physicians IN the North
Woul died Of heart failure In his
offIc0 hers yesterday.
Dr. Yeaney held = lieutenant colo
UnrD commission In the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
She's Cutting Third
Set Of Teeth at 81

EIdzAEETffrOwN. KY April
:s-Mra JurandA Wellington. Of
ciementsvfils. 10 cutting her third
- Of teeth she In ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Sultan's Diamond
Is Taken to Spain

BARCELONA. April ga huge
diamond belonging TO former suIten
Muiai Hafid Of Morocco was brough hi.
here. The former sultan Is said TO
be negotiating the sale OF tho stone
10 King Alfonso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April ~
High school girls complained Il
officials because boys used rubber
bands 10 shoot pins at their ankles
after they discarded wooden hose for
milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

Daddy. bring home some Of Bo,dt's
French Observation-Disclosures.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
THE BRAl" COMING
TO The GRAND XMAS

There IS an old adage which tells
that. should you take two stones, one
of them rough and the other smooth
and keep constantly rubbing them to-
gether the rough stone will in time
get smooth hut the smooth stone VIII
never get rough by that process. Maud
Fulton, the former star Of vaudeville
nd musical comedy must have had he
adage in mind when she wrote The
Brat the pay she starred in with
phenomenal success and which Will be
produced here by the Harrison Players
Christmas week, starting Christmas
day.
The story is the evolution of name
less waif brought up in the charity
SCHOOLS and in the s!ums, and later In
the chorus OF a cheap musical show.
BY strange whim OF fortune, which
has never been any 900 kind to her,
she Is salvaged from Night Court BY
4 famous author There are some who
may call it fiction, pure and simple,
but there have been incidents in real
life very similar. There is good VEN
of comedy in the play, particularly the
slang of The Brat and the romance is
odd and interesting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
Critcher Theater Tonight

Edith storey, the popular educational
star of the screen pleased capacity
audiences at the Critcher theater last
evening in a superb drama. The Cold
en- Hope" and the same play will be re-
peated this evening.
Miss Storey IS seen in the role OF
Kate Mariner plucky, well bred and
refined young woman. who Is forced
because of a misdeed committed by
her husba nd. Dave Mariner. to flee with
him to the West. Here she follows
him faithfully as he wanders from one
place to another. restlessly and fever
ishly. Miss Storey's portrayal of the
loneliness OF this woman In the bleak
hills and burning desert. where she is
cut off from all communications with
other human beings, stands out as one
Of the best sympathetic and emotional
performances Miss Storey has ever
given.
A love theme OF pathetic beauty
runs thru the entire production, be-
cause OF the fireness of the characters
each unwilling to bring unhappiness to
another in order to achieve their own
happiness.
Each kiddo attending the Crttcher
theater matinee Sunday tChristmas)
will be presented with a bag Of candy
by the management.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
Beulah News

John Simonson was in Pueblo Thurs
d1v
William Miller returned Thursday
from Pueblo where no has been since
Sunday.
Fred Clark went to Gilman, Colo.
where he has cmr loyment.
Mrs Hubert Cooper was a shopper
in Pueblo Monday
Miss Ada Thornton OF Pueblo is
spending part of the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. o. 8. Mackelfresh.
Alex Stuhbs made a business trip TO
Pueblo Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. o. s. Mackeifrcsh and
their niece. Miss Ada Thornton attend
ed the funeral services OF Francis
weiland At Pueblo. Wednesday.
Lawrence Nelson and his mother
were in Pueblo Tuesday.
Nolle klepfel drove to Pueblo Tues
day.
Georg. Traebor was business
visitor In Pueblo Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Methodist Sunday school will give
program and have a Christmas tres In
the school house Saturday night.
Earl McCammock has returned from
Pueblo where he took the county teach
er examination given there last week.
Stanley Lewis of North Creek was in
Beulah Wednesday.
Hickey Alley of Pueblo was a visi-
tor in Beulah sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Knight and daughter.
Louise. were In Pueblo shopping ono
day this week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
NEWS NOTES FROM MOv|ElANO


Irene Castle. who is perfection it
self when ii Gomez to dress, is intro
duclng new sports COS Slume in ner
newest picture, The Rise of Roscoe
Paine She calls it fishing suit
and when one secs the lovely Irene in
II one knows shc Will catch something
without the aid of any hook, even if
II Is not IA fish.
The snug fitting trousers are remin-
iscent of the young dandy OF many
years a 0 and the Jacket which accom-
panles them Is much like the riding
habit coat of today, IT is very
smart and dspper costume, but ii is
safe to say that it takes an Irene Cas-
tie with her grace and youthful piqu
ancy to wear 1t successfully.
This new picture OF Miss Castles
THE Rise of Rorcoe Paine" is from
the story of Joseph G. Lincoln. After
Its completion she is to MAKE vaude-
Vile tour to revive some Of her old
dances as slap at the modern toddle
and Jazz dancing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23

1t takes just six hours to convert Il
growing forest trca into a newspaper
ready for sale on the streets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
An Operetta By Kiddos

At the steel works ''Y'' auditorium
this evening will be- presented the
Kiddos operctts santa Claus, Jr., by
the steel works childrcn's chorus OF
rs voices. Musical Director Tom
Christian and Miss Lcnore Murray,
stage director. have been rehcarsins
and drilling the children for weeks
and :he former says that the entire
rs klddos have become perfect
There are vaudeville singing and
dancing features throughout the op-
eretta aud some fine stage and light
Ing effects. some of the character
songs. 1t Is said. will be equal to pro-
fessirnals. while many of the comedy
stunts are of high character.
without doubt the capacity OF the
auditorium, which seats 1.2T5 persons,
will be tested, hence to secure seat
one must go early. The admission
Is free.
However It has been quite expen-
sivc to get up aud stage the operetta
and TO partly defray the outlay .
collection will be taken up. Consid-
.rins that the. show would cost from
so cents to 81 elsewhere, one should
not he tight wsd" when the col
lection boxes reach him or her. The
curtain will rise at o'clock. Every
BODY welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
MAJESTIC THEATRE OFFERS FINE
CHRISTMAS BILL Of VAUDEVILLE

VITA true Christmas spirit the Ma
jestic thestcr offers n wonderful bill
OF high class vaudeville for the holi-
dsy season.
Easily the feature of the bill is the
"Revue-La Petite which is snappy
musical number with a flock OF pretty
dancing girls, somc tuneful melodies
and Joe Jazz Williams with his syn
copatirE violin. Josephine Conover ana
Jeanette Mills arc tho principal song
birds OF the company. The dancing
numbers are exceedingly pretty and
tn" costume. OF tn. girls are most al
Turing Joe Williams does some neat
Jazz stepping and his violin syncopA-
ton is unique.
The second best number on the
vaudeville bill is an amusing demon
.traiior OF ventriloauism by walters
and Walters. who enact clever httle
skit With puppets rcpr se7tirg httie
boy a little girl and baby.
Paul Syden opens ,-e show with
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
TOM MIX GETS ODD GIFT

Tom Mix has a new trunk.
But it isn't like an ordinary trunk
In either style, make or purpose.
It is to be used exclusively for Tom $
boots, and II was sent TO the famous
Fox star by an English noblewoman
who IS a great admrer Of Toms pic
lures. 1t was produced by Peal and
Company of London and is said to be
the only one of its kind in this country.
Splendidly made OF the finest grade
leather. tan in color, this trunk has
proved fascina ting object of interest
to the members Of Toms company.
The top tray is equipped with every
device for keeping boots clean and
fresh, and below is a roony space for
several pairs of boots.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
WHERE LIGHTS
ARE LOW

Adapted from the novel East Is
East by Lloyd Osborne, Where
Lights Arc Low unrccls story of
adventure and romance in which the
noted Japanese American star il
seen at his absolute best in Just tho
sort OF role for which his exception
al talents are best suited. Mr.. Ha-
ynkav-a intcrprets .hc role of 4
Chinese prince who is in love with
the daughter of n gardener on his
unclc's estate and his experiences in
winning her form the background
for story of vivid color and eNcep-
tional dramatic interest. Gloria Pay
ton plays the part of the Chinese
maiden with hiEh artistry. The Pain
offers for today and tomorrow re-
turn OF Charles Chaplin in The Idle
Class"-his latest comedy hit that
made many enjoy good laugh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
DID YOU KNOW THAT

DID YOU KNOW THAT
Lucille Carlisle Is back rs Larry
Seamon's leading lady?
Pearl White is contemplating going
on the speaking stage
And that she asks 5000 a week?
Ella Hall Is coming back to pictures
after an absence of three years?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
Clyne Theater Tonight

Constance Talnadge will be the sta
mis- evening at the Clyne theater in her
latest New York success. Dangerous
Business" Her press agent says that
this is not a bomb warning but danger
of another kind. In Dangerous Husi-
ness" Miss Talmadge MS Nancy Flavell
the mndcap heroine, is hoist by her
own petsrd. and when her supposed
husband orders her to nndress and go
to bed IN their bridal suite. In his
mothers home. she pleads her unwed-
ded STATE. Then she disrobcs and gets
into bed while the man sits on tho side
OF the bed aud begins to undress. No
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23

clever display OF gymnastics assisted
by an intelligent little fox terrier. This
little dog does some remarkable bal
ancing stunts. and permits his master
to toss him around As II he were 4
mere toy.
Mary Reilly il a stunning young
woman who sings comedy songs in "a
most amusing manner.
Carlton an, Belmont are q pair OF
nut comedians who dispense a rirth-
fu! dialog and sing two or three funny
songs.
The Powell troupe is a company OF
men and women who do thrilling aero.
battle feats on tight wires. Tho star OF
the performers is girl not moro than
II years old.
Bohemian Clown night. which will be
offered during the last show tonight,
Il. a stunt out OF the ordinary In west
ern vaudeville, but well worth tho
price for there will he lot Of sur
prises and many laughs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23

The Horn Drug Co.. .th and Santa =
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23

Miss Margaret r. Wade. San Fran
cisco telephone girl, is stock and
bond snleswoman between calls at her
switchboard. To date she has made
sales aggregating $4,000. and has
pocketed commissions amounting to
Sc. 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23

one arrives to save her. You gasp with
pmazcnleut at the daring situat!or. It's
unconventionality viii certainly create
discussion.
There will also be Hall Room Bows
comedy, Clever Cubs" and n rathe
News. At the Clyne tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
Future Prospects

on lots in lSscvicw addition il 80 rstssoa.
able and sIncc the terms arc ~ casyt how
can yoa hesitate with a clear eonscithsc Il
yna ever cNpeC, TO own property in s\ma.
rllo
This addition is sow ready for Your iaypec.
uon.. The streets have been graded; and
marked at every cotner--an advantage
which no other section OF The. city, enjoys.
City water mains have been laid aud water
is now available in the addition. Electric
hgh, lolcs are nov oa the ground. aud both
electricity and gas will he availAhle before
the completion oi the frs, hstldiug: and
contracts have been .lc, Tor three modern
hNmcs upon which work Is now being done.
and contracts Tor three others will bc.lct
within the mex, few DAYS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

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SiWcc The hes, residential scc,Son vi the
CITY has hcca building towards this addition
Tor wears, aud siacc il is the only logical di-
scc,Soa ios il 10 continue, It stands IL scason
that il viii pass through l.akevicw Add,
uo,, Since the city has grown until the best
residential section i nov almost cut IL the
Addition and SINCE Amarillo l. not going t.
Qai, growing, IL stands u reason tha, lake
view addition i The next logical building
site Tor tho hes, residential section, Since
Amarillo property has Increased in value
iron 100 IL Uoo per cent during the pas,
twenty wears, and since il is ss,l, growing
aud tho future is now brighter than ever
before il stands ~ reason that property
Roagh, bcior il is developed should be a
gcoi ,avcs,mcn, ior anyone, Since tho price
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

and underwater craft DISSATISFACTION "
the naval RESERVE. slv.
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