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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
FUE cAPTuRADo oTRo DG LOS
ASALTANTES DEL TREH DE
LAREDO.

CIUpAD DE MEXICO, octubre 80
La roiicfa de esta ciudad acaba de
lograr Il apprehension de Adolfo Qua
darrama. conocido por Ell sobrenom-
bre de ':el texano" y sobre el cual
pesa IA resopnsabilidad de ser uno de
los asaitantes del tren de Laredo.
Guadarrama Sc hailaha rx0fugo y 81,
.captura Sc considera de gran impor-
tancia por creerse que este indiTiduo
podra dar algunas -ucrs q. las autori
dades acerca del dinero robado que
faita aun pcr recuperarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
LOS PROCESSES PoR AsEsIEATos
COMETIDoS DURANTE Ell RE
GlmEN DE V. HUERTA.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. octubre 20
Ell Procurador General de Justicia de
Ia Nacion ACADIA de reconendar que pa
ra mayor eficaia y rapideZ en- su ira
mitaci6n Sc refundan en- uno solo to-
dos los processes que sc han miciado y
que Sc ventilan en- distintos juzgados
de Ia capital, por asesinato corneti-
dos durante el gobierno dol Gral Vic
toriano Euerra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
Los Estodos Unidos desem
preparerse contra la conf
petencia cue comlenza a
hacerles lnglaterTa
LA LEY DEL PETROLEO
va Sc "a a discutr en-
Mexico y las companies
estdn enUiaado repre-
sentanfes para que
den irformes
LA LEY DEL PETROLEO

relegrar.a E.pecial para Il PRENSA.
CIUDSD DE MENlCO, octuore
2e.-Se ha anunciado aqui cue para
fines del entrante mes de novien-
bre, Sc W q intensificar "a eXplota-
ci6n del pe:r6leo mexicano, deoido a
oue los Estados UnidoS desean pre-
pararse contra Ia ruGa competence
que comienza . haccries "a lngla-
terra, con el petr6leo obtenido de
Persia de un nuevo campo que, Sc
gun sc dice, ha resultado abundan-
tfsirno en- aceite mineral
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
Maycotte dejmd la jefatma
militm de Puebla

Tchrrau1s Especial para IA PREESA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 2s.
DE fuentes fidedignas Sc sabe que,
seSln Sc venfa runorando en- los
circuios pollticos y nilitares dc esta
ciudad, el general Fortunate Mayco-
tie saldra prodmamente de la ciu-
dad de Puebla, cesando en- su cargo
dc Jefe de las Operaciones Militares
ep aauella Entidad-
Aaycotte sera couisionado en- otro
lugar de Ii RepGblica quo no 10 ha
sido a0n designado por "a SUPERIOR
dad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
ES EIcESina Ia EEOuCCIoN
DEL PRESuPUESTo DE
GUERRA

Teiesrans Especial para la PRESSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octuore -
La Secrataria de Guerra dice CUE
con L. reduction rnA1ina que So pro-
yecta hacer DIR Ia CaIaara de Diputa-
dos, en- e. presupuesto de Guerra 10
scra impossible esa Secreta-ta pcder
sostaner ios gastoS del Ej4rc!to y qua
esto ocasionarfa graves maies para
el pals /,
CIUDAD DE MEXICO octrore o.
la Sncrctaria de Guerra 81 vez hS
comenzando estudiar sus nuevos pre-
supucstos que rresentara Ia Cana
IT. de Diputados para su aprobacion y
en- los cuales esta dependeneia del
Executive. segGr 7nforInes extraofi-
ciales ha logrado introducir en- favor
del Eraio Nacioad TN ahorro 40
trcinta milloncs de pesos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
OREGON PONDRA VETO A
UNA RESOLUTION DE
LA CAMARA
Es la relatiua al gasto para
la impression del dis
curse de Soto
reIeurazns Especial para Ia PREFsA


CIUDAD DE MEXICO. octuore y
Hoy Sc anunc:6 aquf que el Ejecu-
two de Ia N2ci6n pondra veto Ia
resolution aprobada per Ia Carnara dc
Diputados, para ssestar seteuta cin-
CO mil pesos g. Ia impression de ios
discursos de! socialista Soto , Cana
en- que injur:aba n Iturbide.
El Presidenie alegaTa como Ta1on
para su veto, en- que el dinero Sc ne
cesita para enplearlo en- eosas mas
1tiles para ia naci6n y no para erar
10 en- esa forma
Adenaa, "a Legislature do Eusvo
Leon alga1as de otros var1os Es-
tados, han enviado protestas a Ia ca"
mara por ID resoluci6n dc referenctas
Dor estinar que los londos de Ia na'-
cion no deber gastarse en- oosas tan
futiles-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
TsieSrarns Esp-c;a. para la PRENsA-
CTr-DAD DE-, MEXICO, octubre .S.

v.;se--a-,, Esp-cis. para la PRENSA-~
CIUDAD De MEXICO. octubre %.
Con motive del anuncio dc Ia pro-
xfuaa discussion de Ia Ley sohre 81 Pc
sr6leo, estaa legando a esta capital
aumerosos representatives dc gTaAdes
.ornpaflas pet-oIeras, contancose en-
re eIlos varios abogados norte-aIne-
.icla $, que tienen el proQcsitc de
lsistir in Camara de Dipuiados' ou-
ranre IA discussion de "a ley dicha-
Esos represea: s7tes t.enen instrrcr!o
nes de t-asmitir teiegraf.ca-nente a
,as L:lcinas de- as % 1pan'as, n
Nueva York. dla-ia-ne sta !os debates
que SO suscitcn con 81 EJecu;:vo de Ia
citaGa ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
No Sc caH15iardn las reseruas
de ORC por plata

TeleS-ams Especial para Ia PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 2e.-
In Secre,aria de Hacienda ha rectifi-
cado Ii information que public6 IA
prensa de esta capital, referente que
Sc iba 4 conceder a los Bancos que
sustituyrran el yeinto po- ciento de
sus reservas de orc por plata
La Secreta-la dicha- ha na1irestado
que 10 Inico que he haoido, es que Sc
ha recordado = las Oficinas Fcderalcs,
n obligation que tienen de re:ibir n
plata en- cantidades ilimitadaz, en- page
dc con--i5ur Jones c impue stoo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
Sc CREE QUE NO VOL
RAN LOS HUELGuiSTSS

Es creencia entire agunos emplea-
dos. que los obreros unionistas que sc
hallan en nueiga, no sera1 rcsutui-
dos = sus puestos, pero tambien esta
opinion es neramsnte particular,
pues los funcionarios de Ia compaafa,
como antes decinos, todavfa no dicen
oficialmento el cariz que toran las
cosas NJ Ia resoIucion definitlva cr
este caso.
En- el ferrocarrn ha continuadC
proporcion&rdose empleos q los obre
res ibres, Y aunQue no Sc ha Vucltc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
Ell Jefe de las 0peraciones
en- el Estado hizo
la proposition
LA LEGISLATURE LOCAL
La apoyo, con exception de
circo diputados, rechazan-
dola tambien el Goberna
dor del Estado y les
Jefes Politicos

CULLACAN, Sin, octubre 2e.-En re-
ciente Junta celebrada en- esta capital,
el general Angel Flores. Jefe de las
Operacioncs en- este Estado y Ell dc So
nora, propuso que Sc protestant ante Ia
Federation, por las infundadas medi-
das agrarias que Sc estaban nevando q
cabo y contra las cuales SO deoe-tan
defender.
La proposition fue npoyada por Ia
Legislature local. con ecepcion de Gin
co diputados, que votaron en- contra,
opon!sndose a ella tanbien el Goberna-
dor los Jefes polfticos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
NUEVA DIRECTIVA DE
LOS IF. &C. KACIOHALES

Telesrama Especial para LA PRESSA
CIUDAD De MEXICO, octuore o.
Sc ha pombrado nueva Directive de las
Lineas Nacionaies de Mexico, habieR-
dose designado consejeros en- Nueva
York en- Mexico. Como Presidente
fue nombrado el Ingeniero Pedro Cor
doba; Vice -PresiGenre, el InSeniero Pc
rez Castro Presidente EjecutiTo el In
geniero Leoa Salinas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
CERCA DE CLNCUENTA MIL DOLARES FUE
10 QUE LNVlRTIO La CRUZ ROJA EN-
AUXILAR A LOS DAMNIFJCADOS
La ocna local cargo de Mr.. Baker trdto solo ell mes
de octubre dos mil ochocientos setenta ocho
casos de soEcitud de sccorroS

por 81 deInueStr2 l. arGua labor ) 81
oenefico trabajo que Sc dcsarroll6 en-
este perfodo de tempo.
Copiamos en- seguida mo de los
parrafos mas interesaEtcs de! infor-
me rendido por el Departamerto dc
Rehabilitation Familiar, en- el cual sc
consigna de manera harto eIpresiva
esta labor. Dice aSi:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
CERcA DE cIkcUENTk
MIL DOlARES GASTADOS

Fl senor Baker nos di6 or seguiaa
un tnforne somero de los trabajos
diciendonos que "a Cruz Roja Ameri-
cana de este lugar, invirti6 una sun.a
que fluctoa entire cuarenta Y cincuen
"a mil dolares, en- el trabajo de re-
habilitaci6n; cantidad que fue reu-
nida eSclusivamente en- esta ciudad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30

TeieJrumo Especiai puru LA PRENs.k-1
MADRID, octubre s9-EI primer
Slinistro Maura reicibio hoy un tele
grama de n Federation Agricor. cs-
panola, quejandose de cue los mexi-
canos sc estan apoderando de las pro
piedades de los espaholes en- Mexico ,
que cl Gobierno mexicano no presta
atcIcion a Las protestas de los terra
tenienteS espaholcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
ST NTENSIFLCARA Ia PRODUCTION PETROLERA EN- MEX
QU|N|ENTOS hOVENTA ! NUEI|E DOLARES
|NGRES Al FONDO De LASESCUELAS
ENTREGADOS POR IA EPOCA"

H estmabe coega local que con anto empeno ha secu-
dado la campaaa, da una nueva demonstration del
interes con que e Y sus suscriptores han WIS.,
TO el proyecto de donar dos Escuelas
Monumentos Dolores Hidago
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
,IsTA De coNTRlsuYENTEs PA
RA LAS ESCUELAS De
DOLORES HIDALGo, GTo.
Suna anterI~

Contribution semanaCla del
sefo- y. Francisco RIOS
de san Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
Colectado por ei senor Pc
dro Hernandez, ds Big
Springs

Pedro Hernandez -...----- o.-S
gasilso RarI!re= .--.-...-- o.9o
Pedro Rodriguez ...-----> e.5o
ApoHna- Garcia .-...--.- v.S0,
Jacobo Alerna2 .---- e-0o
Alfonso ktcS ......-.--.-. V.Vo
Francisco MARITIME $4,000 o.12
Limo hernandez .-..-..-- 90
Juan joss A-ista ..-.-..cc e'-'
Adolfo Arista ..----...--.- V.-o
jose Garcia ....-.--.--.- Wv
vaIs,,f-, Ds.2da w o.55
Adolfo AriStSA -..---..--- va
Sr:ta. Josefa Fierro $1,000. 0.2o
Srita- Maria Hernandez GO
Sra. Juana Eosales ......- va
Sra. An!ceta Martinez .-- O.22
Envia6o oor Ia faniiia IT,
ncco 5s Austse!l, Texas:
Milo Fortunate Tinocs DO
Consuelo Tinoco -.---.--- O.1e
Esther Tipoco ..---..---. VIZ
Angela Tinoco ..-----.---- wv
Dolores Tiuoco ..-..-.---- e.Vo
Elena Tinoce .....--.-.-- o.V7
Colectado por Ell ST. Fran
cisco M. Martinez, de Big
Springs, Texas:
Francisco Il. Martinez o.o0
Ricardo Martinez ...-..--- Go
Nina Maria MARTINEZ 0-25
Sra Sarcia-a Monies ----- els
Antonio Range! ...------- o.So
C:uilier1ao Eangel .--.--.-- o-2S
Felipa de R2nscl .-.---- o.5o
.Juana Rangel ,.----~ e.lc
I-neo MoEtOy2 ....-.. o.25
P,utarcs A&ndeS ....-...- O-25
Joss Hernandez ..-- o.25
Isrsr!s-a Moreno ...-. o-2s
co.ectado po- el Sr. Luis
Alba. de siein, Texas:
Jorge Franco .E----------~ V.-S'
Andrss Guerra -.---~. S--e
I.-is Alba --------------- u--S
Na~ce!iuo Soleto -------- o.oo
co!ectado por el Sr. laais'aa
de la Cruz. Cisariakes Ie-
xss:
Joven I-Adislao dc = Cruz Wv
yictoriano Salas .---..---- o.-7
S!ao Manuel Salas ----.-- wv
S-ita- Aa-ta &c Jesus S>aiss Nv
N.no Juan Salas --------- wa
Pedro Otsun, de- Earl
Colo .---..-.. .----s---- W.
Tcrnia Aaidonado, dc Earl
Colo --.-..--- ------ H""S
Ceiectado por Ia Srits- Do
lore. lucio en- ei Rancho
de La Mesa, Consado Dc
Brooks, Texas:
Srita. Dolores Lccio s----~ f-eo
Srtta Josefa Lucio ------- OPS
Sra Juana c. de Jucio -~- $50
Sra Estetana Luc!o .-.- e.56
Sra Guadalupe Il de Lucio o..5
ST. Felipe Lacio Chl ---r ESQ
N;fio Alfredo Siivas ---- 90
Sr. Fernando Venecia .---- o.1e
Syita- Msxinira YerecSa =. eos
Srita- Aurora Tenecia - o-05
Srita- Maria z Soils ----- 0.25
r. V. GallarGo - --, ESQ
Sr joss Ma Drque. San
Luis Potosf. Mexico .---- S,13
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States
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CPasa = L. Pag- IS.l
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PaSa g "a Psg. 5a-9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-30
LlBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
119 N. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic, Texas. Es q mas barata. -
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tPas2 a II Pag. 13.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
MORE CLOTHES ARE NEEDED
Men In Rags Being Turned Away
From salvation army.

Men In rags and tatters and wom-
en- and children ily clothed are
being turned away from the saliva
tion army empty handed because
the supply of clothes for distrihu.
tion 10 thc needy has been almost
exhausted by the number OF calls
upou It during :ho summer, Cadet
Hudson ward. tn charge during tho
absence Of tommaudaut .. +. John
son. said yesterday
kohct requests this week have
averaged about 10 daily a portion
of these being refused because OF
tho lo,A uf suitable garments, cspc-
'ldliy for Wnn. VINO have prcdnmi-
mated TO H0 unusual degree Some
of tho clothes S'ut tu the army, too,
are worthless. aud one man long
out OF wurl, hld Co undergo the task
rf having suit a,wcd MP ON him.
More clothes, and clothes immc-
diatclN VIII bee appreciated ty the
army. Cadet Ward said They Will
be collected II the army is ,yly.
phoucd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
FEDERAL AID FOR
OKLAHOMA ROADS
Representative Gensman
Introduces Bill in the
House
IN NATIONAL FOREST
Harrcld Gets Recommends
ton From American Lc-
gion Naming Vets

9, p.u.,
NN'I'' ''''' NUS
sentative t". uIu TODAY Ih'''I'..'
a l.I iu ~. I.u.r apprupra'Iug
s5,,,u ,...lf,. lf,..,..,4,,u,,lou ~ roads
v..t.. ...,.,.,,
ara '''". 'l ''' "'''''''
10. '' .'' .,..,.,., and
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man 'r,,....
'h' ".' ,..,,,,
non ~, san n
'''"' .'' .t, n.,,y ,,,,i
W'.'.' - ,',u ,rd
N''' ,' .,,,,',,
"'".N w. v'.t.,. nm.
ku''- '', '''" ''' -,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Gray Admits BurRlaric~.

Frey Gray who admitted having
served four years in the state prison
at McAi's'or. is said TO have con-
frsscd TO numerous recent burRlaries
here. He was arrested yesterday by
police.
Police say they found his cache
FOR dope 1g well as money and
goods recently stolen. Gray is
charged with being the head OF a
narcotic ring operating out ot Kan
sag CITY through eastern Oklahoma
When arrested. he had two hottlcs
~ morphine. each containing 90
cubes. officers said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
OKLAHOMA JUDGE
TALKED FOR JOB
Cotteral May Fill the
Vacancy Left by Judge
Hook
speela, TO The world

Special 10 The world
WASHINGTON. Aug f2.--The
death Thursday OF United Statos Cir
cult Court Judge w. c. Hook. who
sat in the circuit court OF appeals for
tho Eighth circuit at ~. Louis, al
ready Is causing discussion here as
10 who will be his successor.
Judge John Cotteral Of the United
States district court for the Western
district of oklahoma. II IN under
stood. has been an applicant for an
expected vacancy IN the appellate
court for some time. But the cN-
pectcd vacancy was to be that OF
Judge Smith. who has hoen a para
lytic for some time. A movement
has been on foot to appoint an ad-
ditional Judge to preside In place OF
Judge Smith until he becomes ellgi-
BILE for retirement, Judge Cottcral
is understood to have had the sup
port not only OF Dklahomnns, but
OF citizcna OF Kansas for that place.
kansans Want job,
Since Judge Hook was a kansan,
1t is only natural that that state will
want to fin the vacancy and that
Judge Cotteral should lose most OF
his support from that state.
Already the names of DISTRICT
Judge John G. Pollock OF Kansas, OF
Congressman Edward G. Little, and
j. j. TinCher, also of that state. have
been put forward. Another caudi-
date from oklahoma Is Representa-
tive l.. NJ. Gcnsman of Lawton. who
euccecded former Representative
Scott Ferris IN the house.
The postofticc department today
requests tho civil service commission II
to hold examinations to fill vacancies
In postmastership at Braman. col
ony and strong City. Oklahoma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
KEEFE QUI IS SEPT. |


At the request ul Mrs. Frank Soa-
man, city auditor, a compromise was
affected with the city commission
Friday morning over the discharge
Of J. T. Keofe, head bookkoeprr In
her department.,
The mayor and commissioners or
August passed an order asking
Mrs. seaman To discharge Kccfc inn
mediateIy, and stating that no more
warronts were To be issued to him
Mrs. seaman agreed Friday that
,f the commission would allow
Keefc to romain on his loh unit
Septcmber /. giving her an oppur
tunity TO find someone 10 '"h" hu
,,Jacc she would then disChargn hu
Pnrscif The mayor and commission
ars agreed to this proposal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
WALSH F0ULED BY PALMER
Eut lie Hcfu~'r Ia Accept Verdict
aud ihCN iipN ~ Hounds

Pat walsh ~ kausn CIty. middle
weigh, who boxes Tommy AHA OF
Tu'-n l2 rounds here next Tuesday
night was foulod IN tho first round
~ hie bout with kid Palmer At
Oklahoma tity last night according
90 long distance phone reports To-
The world
n WA said. however. that Walsh
refused to accept the verdict ON o.
fowl and insisted ON continuing with
Palmer They boxed the ten rounds.
and Palmer had q shade the best
of u. the report unid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
B0id Bad Pirate snip
Preys on Vessels or
virgin Isle Is RnmOr

NEW YORK, Aug ~ 4 do
laycd report ~ another myat'ry
ship. rcvivIng tnlrs Of pirates
prcying on high seas traffic has
been received here hy coast
guard ufN,itis from government
Officers Ht M" virgin isliudH
This phantom ortft was said
~ have hun painted black.
10 DO riggcd iu the maritime FASH
ion ~ 20 Years ngu. to carry
powerful motor boats ana To-
show - crow ~ 30 uu hor decks.
She was MRhtod 700 mii'3 off
cape iiattcrsH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

contribute tho necessary funds "a,
the holding Of the celebration This
step was taken al the request uf ,Ia
Business Mems association u' .t.
city which has been wa..r.
strenuous fight against the pru..,,,
and souvenir booklet evu Nar.
chants Of the city have cNpr....t
their willingness to contribute on
this basis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

ing 30 days IN the city street gang
here, attacked A passerby whom he
claimed was the man who was re-
sponsihlc for his arrest. with a cur
tain pole late Thursday afternoon
and succeeded In laying out the in
formant before officers could take
him away from his victim. AIRING
ton drew another thirty days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
I.m Mnlds In Trnin.

A Frisco passenger train was held
up for an hour last night while Tn,
crew replaced two trucks on rail.
after % collision with a COW. Tn,
COW vas Killed Tho accident hap
rouod between Tahlequah and Mus
kOEoo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
GIrls Drcsncd n- Roy-.

TWO girls. dressed as boys, were
picked up by county officers y"ster.
day and are lodged in the county
JAIN awaiting proof ~ their identity
They claim 10 be from Fort Smith
ana say they are on a tour OF the
country just 30 get out and see tho
worlf.
Found In a barn with man. they
said that they had come from Fort
Smith on n freight train. The man
gave his name as George " NduEht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
NeUs of Muskogee


Special ~ Tho world
Swear IN p'r-tniistfrSs.
MUSK bGEE. Aug. - Mrs. OTIS
II tB"ulah CuIctOn. has become
Muskpgrc's second postmis'rcas. Sho
took the job yesterday afternoon.
with the oath being adminiHercd by
warren Butz. ohlof deputy federal
court clerk
.. II Brewer outgoing post
master. had 10 pay Mrs. CuretDn' 'H
foe ~ - ronts because she loft hcr
purse az home.
Mrs. Curclun Will take the exami
nation september 6 Aong with other
applicants, when ono OF the highest
three VIII be named 20 the position
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Discuss Manager Form,

Meetings are being held by the
various civic organizations Of this
city for the purpose Of discussing
the city manager form of govern
ment and ~ select candidates for
the office Of mayor. a special cleo
ton has been called for the second
Tuesday i'm October.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Neus of Sdpuipd
10 The W N0fl~
Hold Double Wedding

SAPULPA. Aug l2.--An unusual
double wedding was performed here
when Mira Annie V. Morrow and
her son, Walter Is. Morrow, were
married at Mrs. Morrows home on
South Maple street When they
learned that they were both about
TO be married it was decided to hold
a double wedding and Justice OF the
Peace Dcpp was called In TO perform
tho ceremony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
bsfors aud ATipr.

Before entering office. public of
nrials are sworn In Before leaving
they are cussod ont From Life
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Irn Him Ills u. V. D.'s.

taken 10 the outskirts ~ the city,
held up by two taxi drivers and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Labor Day Program

Labor unions Of this city have de-
cidcd 20 dispense with their usual
Labor day program booklet and to
ask the merchants OF the city to
Unpaid telephone bills for August
are past due. II not paid by p. m.
Of the 18th, service will be discon-
finued =Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

Cu'out and speed ficnds are In for
rude awakening, officers hero de-
clare. beginning next Monday when
now traffic laws go into effect. The
most drastic OF tho new regulations
is the one that provides for the limit
fine tn every instance whore tho mo-
torist is arrested for an infraction OF
tho speed laws
Negro Attacks White Man.
7. Arfiuvfun. negro who IA serv-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-08
A L WITNESS.
Is This Mexico Resident.

What stronger proof of the merit OF
Doan's Kidney Pills can Ledger read
ers demand than the statement of a
well-known local resident? The EVIL
dence that follows should convince the
most skeptical doubter.
John Burgess, prop, City Hotel,
says: "My kidneys were weak and
bothered me and my back ached
severely e my kidneys. l could
hardly stoop or bend as my back was
so sore. The kidney secretions were
too free in passage and highly colored
and l had to get up as often as eight
br ten times at night. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me and l know they
are a good reliable remedy"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Burgess had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
d1 Wed wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-08
WANTS EVERYBODY
TO KNOW ABOUT II
st. Louis Man Could Hardly Eat or
Sleep, But Tanlac Restores Him
To Health.

G. H. Welp of 3524 Caroline ST., st.
Louis, Mo-, a well-known employee for
the Crown Margarine Ca, has the fol-
lowing to say about Tanlac:
"Tanlac has been such a great help
Ito me that / am indeed glad to give it
my public endorsement. Before taking
it / had suffered from indigestion for
five years, and didn't know what it
was to feel well. / had scarcely any
appetite at all, was constipated and
bilious and had awful headaches and
dizzy spells. / felt weak and wornout
all the time, and my work was just q
drag for me. My nerves yer all up
set, too, and my sleep was restless and
broken.
AMy brother in Illinois had taken
TanIac with such splendid results that
I started taking it too, and it proves to
be Just what / needed. Four bottles
have given me the best kind of an ap-
petite, ri. me completely of the indi-
gestion land built me up ip weight. /
sleep like a top at night, and am so
full of life and energy that my work
doesn't bother me now. Yes, Tanlac
has made me feel like a different per-
SON, and I am certainly grateful for
the good health it has given me-"
Tanlac is sold in Mexico by "Zim's"
Rexall Store and by all leading drug
.gists everywhere.
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