davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-12-14
cERMANY's TRUE ECONOMIC srArus,

"The latest reports of American consular agents
and travelling trade attaches, published in the admir-
able bulletin of the department of commerce." notes
the Chicago News, give the following facts respect
ing German industry and trade: There are now about
100000 unemployed workers in the republic; the
number would be larger il the government did not
require manufacturers SO to reduce their working
time as to provide NOT less than "a hours employ
ment per week to the least skilled of their men; trade
has been declining rather than improving since Au-
gust; imports are now exceeding exports, and the ad-
verse balance in foreign commerce is growing; the
trend of commodity prices is upward, and wages are
rot keeping pace with prices. Finally, Germany's
budget deficit for the current year is estimated at
HOO o 900, 900 marks. The value of a mark was
quoted yesterday at 1866 of a cent.
"Such data as these are eloquent. There is no
propaganda in them. Germanys apparent prosper
ity' looks like calamity prosperity in the sense that
goods of all kinds are being grabbed up by those who
have marks in their pockets only because they fear the
mark may become literally and absolutely worthless.
'An economic and financial collapse in Germany.
such as Mr.. Vanderip predicts, would affect all Eu-
rope and the United States as we'll"
, 1921-12-14

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
.-RRING RESULTS--
, 1921-12-14
TASTES IN A

Frederick Palmer in his Folly of Nations" saws
81 used to share the New Workers. feelings that there
must be something wrong with the Chicagoan who
ate pie for breakfast, though, now that 1 have been
about the world and have learned incidentally that I
was in error about the Chicagoan, 1 do not see why
one should not eat pie or cake, or live eels for break
fast II ones digestion finds either agreeable.
"Since they have learned how delectsble they arc
the English speaking peoples have ceased to look down
on the French for eating frogs legs, though the
French addictions to snails-which lead quite as
healthy lives as oysters or clams-stiil leaves me a
trihe suspicious Of French character. 1 do not like
snails. Perhaps I do not like them because 1 was not
brought up TO like them.
"TO one who thinks that these references to the
, 1921-12-14

say his farewell 70 the metropolis and
to the United States He sails We'd
nesday on the steamer Paris fof
France Since his arrival here 0cto
Der ~. as a guest Of the American
Lesion. Marshal Foch has travelled
zo.oeo miles and visited nearly every
, 1921-12-14
STEPPING INTO cERMANY's SHOES.

1--WE have just emerged from a war which was to
end war;" observes the Manchester Guardian. at
has, in fact, broken the power of the three greatest
military states. But the threat of war is hydra
headed. Today you cut off one head, you cut off
three, and tomorrow there is another grinning at YOU.
Yesterday the storm broke in Europe, and already to-
day the clouds are seen to gather in the east. Yes
terday the North sea saw the encounter of the fleets
danger. There is no question of any immediate peril
to peace; only the necessity of guarding against jts
coming. There are the usual causes at work-fear.
ambition, the so-called need Of expansion for popu-
lation and for commerce. 1t is just the German storv
over again with Japan in Germany's shoes, and our
business is to see that the parallel goes no farther
There is q conflict of interest and a conflict of
claims"
, 1921-12-14

Attorneys r. O. vanatta ana NE
Ryan have moved their law ofrcs.
from suite $40 o1s building to suI,s
SIS Consolldated Royalty bidding -
on ExchanEe building. is-ssi
, 1921-12-14

l.rs- city in The United states and
Canada
, 1921-12-14
Marshal F0ch
To Sail Home

NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-Marshai
Ferdinand Foch, generaiissimo Of
France, will reach here late today 70
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Voight Defeats
King, TwO in Three

Ralph King nf Mruv colo wne
thrown twice ana defeated hy Police
man Nuirhf of the San Antonio fotee
in wrestling match nt tho Liberty
ihcator inrt nirht Weight threw KIM
fnr tho fret tiuc iu eighteen minut
ca md foriy-fivo seconds md tho
SECOND fai went io King who threw.
'a fdvrreprv in elrht minutes and
thirty seconds Noirht threw KmE
inr the SECOND time Don eight minutes
ara twelve aeHunds
The iam fan WAS contested CLOSELY
kinr nearly had lt "ciuched" when
Weight crnwlcd M frr mnf fmmo-
dintoiy after rc-tnhlnr hls place on tho
rnnvan ho tonsod Kirr 10 his hnrh
Sinr weighed in at is3 pounds and
Voirhi M ipi pnundf Jack Bonnott
iurni wrestler refereed tho match IN
The urelimlnnrlcs Victor nufseho
throw speedy Mcclure Boz three
minutes md forty seconds
After the King Nniehi match NoiHhi
wade % speech offering iu meet King
nt any date and any place. aecnnd
Nnr king anid ho would msri Nuighi
agnln and sfntcA hp would lny "a hot
nn HE ability fn defeat him NulRht
accented tho challenge but no date
1r place wns sot. A large audience
witnessed the match
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Tom lunches Gets
Chance AS Rookie

Tom lunches. an 0muluye of the Cor
pua Christi BOOK and Stationery co.
states that he hiss received notice from
The manager uf the san Antonio base
ban club SO appear FOR spring training
about February E0 Tom Is new
FIND" uf the HrHrs aud great results
from him are expected un the mound
lic mndr bic record pitching fol The
lHrnl Liberty team. Hu aggregation
uf Mexican boys which hnH not luEt
o. game ln many seasons. TIE has
worlds % smoke and great cndur-
anCo powers and Cor many yeHrn has
boon watched hy baseball men
Tom 9yH that there will he about
20 'rnokieH' ana old timers out FOR
the mound This year hut he lf willing
to tfv nui and a. confident that hc
cau quality lio hnF newer PLAYED
professional baseball and SAYS be- be-
nlad of the chance tn enter the hnHe.
han world nF e. professional lie has
zen working out here every day
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Ranchman Burned
By Broken Torch

Special 70 The Caller
ALICE. Jan. 90 Give savage
who lives ON "a ranch about midway
between Alice and EVA met with y
serious accident SATURDAY afternoon
He was burning pear" when tho
supply pipe became disconnected
a stream Of Easouua almost az
thick nH mans little finger squirting
into the flHma nn fhD hurnrf and over
Mr. saVarrs' hands aud clothing tic
threw OF tho burner and ma .rd geo
rim away. but realizing hls danger.
throw himself uu the ground Who
brush amt pear WAS Hn thick 10 Was
impossible for him in ron mud hy iho
time ho hnd succeeded in eNtluguiahinn
the fpmUs hy twisting ON tho ground
end hcnting with hif hands. hiH hands
wrro burned almost to Drifp nnd
hc had severe burns un bic uEht side
ana hlp
liN was brought tu Alice 40 once.
ga the homo of bic father q " saw.
age. whore his injuries were droaacd
hV local phNHlriHn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
WICHITA MAN
COULDN'T WORK
half THE TIME
Had Suffered For Ten Years
Hasn't Lost Day Since
Taking Tanlac

wng au weak ard ran down !
couldn't work half thc time bar I
haven't missed "a single day since I
finished hy SECOND bottle uf Tnniac aud
ON fctlina Just fins in every wnY.
said ,. %. naiYmulr $50 a. WushinE
ton Ft Wichita kanH.
For ten years ! suffered from iudl-
Ecatinn and stomach trouble AND hard b.
lN know what q VOL day WAS J had
me- appetite and what managed 90 eat
fefmcntcd and CAUSED awful pAipita-
tiun and severn pains around mY heart.
: had such dizzy spells that could
barely stay on my foot. 1 was Ho ucIV-
GUS ] could scarcely sleep and MANY ~
day iuHi wasn't nhio 90 work.
"My vito finally began inking Inninc
rru rCf Huch splendid results from the
medicine that I started un % myself.
Well. sir W has only taken four bottles
t0 fis m0 uu t0 Whore I have q aplrn-
did appetite. never have rlgn ~
stomach trouble and sleep like a. log
every night I never have Co lose any
time from work now and um enjoying
fhe boost OF health
Tanlac ia sold in Corpus Christi hv
tho NluN Drug Store and fhr leading
druggit in every invn.-- fAdvl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Iowa Club Will
Send Fine Exhibit
From This Point

Exhibits of tupchi fruits ,seotsbl.
rH ard oihrf products tI thf around.
mounted deer hchds afmadiilo. deer
hides. shells md things common 10
this part ~ the country win bc scnt
to Northern Iowa whore they viii De
placed or display la large stores aud
other cputcrs of tho public Follow
ing Il trip to bird island aud other
points Boa ihr vicinity Yesterday the
members ~ ihc Iowa club. organized
here sunday among Iowa tourists
and os-rcsidcnts 70 WAS decided in
make up the displays M omen ~ g.
INGhanhHnurr former resident ~ Iowa
who hsg made his home iu Corpus
Christi and has assumed loading
rafi ln rumnunr the advancement ~
the city hHH chnfFo of the displays
Mt rishrnhaunor played "a prominent
plri ln building rosofis md pleasure
rcnfcre ln iowa prior io hia coming
here after O. break down IN health
Two deer heads have been mount
81 Tor the display and the head az
Mexican Hon also is being mounted
Na well lH nH nrmadilo Two deer
hide rugs have hsrn made fur tho col
ieciiun aud uf a. o. Gilua has DO
mated the herd nj wild boar uut-
ipF the trim Yesterday shells were col.
looted Geo De- part ~ the display &
variety ~ specimens ate wanted Tor
ito exhibit and shells not too ilrlc
Tor transportation. are wanted FOR the
collection. Thev should Doe lon nj tho
office at Dayid Pool funeral director
~ o. Campbell wealthy inwan who
is hero on visit has agreed to niaro|
che exhibit in stores fnd other rrnieIa
Oh The state. Ho will return % hia
home state soon
Much aifeadv has been accomplished
FOR Tire good nf the CITY in tho why nf
exhibits Henf tn Town Through the a.
FORTS ~ Mr. TlHhrutnnnor A isrHe
percentage ~ the tourists in this citv
1rc from Town due rfabehiy. directly
90 hit lahofe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
AUCTION

January 20, 1880 P. M, at
Mule Lot south of Blake
Drug Store on Staples street,
Corpus Christi, 10 mules,
four to six years old, good
workers, 1000 to 1000
pounds each. 10 sets work
harness, been in use one
week. Double trees, single
trees and other equipment
Tor use in working mules.
-Four horses; four Jersey
cows, will be fresh soon.
Everything must sell regard
less of price. Equipment
bought for use on road work
plans now changed.
Terms Cash. j. J. Wright,
owner; K. III. VanBushkirk.
~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Lewis Defeats
Caddock on Mat
At Last Moment

nv The Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan af.-Ed lstrtng.
Iced Lewis OF san Jose. Calf. succe sa
FULLY defended hits world'H heavyweight
catch -aa- cntch-cnn wrcstii ling title here
tonight hv throwing Enri Caddorf
Inrmer champion. Zoe one hour and "a
minutes. lewis won with u romnlusd
hood and nip lock
The winning fail came as dramatic
climax tn one ~ the most terrific mat
gtrugSlcs ever seen IN the east Cad
dock appeared 10 hn the winner up t.
Within one minute Of tho finish.
After an hour and half of wrestling
Indduck gained "a terrible Furnishing
Toe hold and for one minute and ton
SECOND he struggled 10 force Iewls'
shoulders 20 the mat. The champion in
hts agony beat tho floor with HIS fists
ana cried aloud. but hia voice was
drowned m tho terrific uproar for Cld-
fuck. The former soldier was frn-
"'nhouE iavoritr with the 10000 srcc-
tators
Twice Referee Bothncr asked LOWS
n ho would quit huf twice hc refused
although hiH fare wac distorted n1firc-
o. ont nf human resemblance boy pain.
WITH last doHperat, effort hc Kick
"a himself free and staggering to his
f"nt ilned upon Caddoek nnd tlamped
his famous deadly deadlock around
the luWuu'H iurr. rhiru ilmc9 Caddock
broke the punishing hold and staRsor-
cd to his feet, only 90 have Lewis rc-
gain the strip.
on the second and third lock Iowls
picked up Caddnck bodily and threR
him fu the floor uiunglng his weight
ON top Of the fast Weakening chRi-
longer The second crash. combined
with the gruclhns uunlHhment which
Cudduri had received lcft him help.
less and he collapsed on his back aR the
referee stopped Lewis, ihe winner.
When Lewis rolled OF Caddock the
lattcr lay like a dead man ON the floor
and whom hiH manager and others
scrambled through tho roper % SO 90
his assistance ~ waH AN ihoN could do
% tfi him 90 hts icct. a chair wta
placed beneath him in "a. center at
tho rinr bat be- rolled fu the floor
ueHin md doctor was called
This drove the crowd tu fronVY, for
fadduck had hpnn checrrd luftiiY
throuHhont the eveuluR whiio l,eWisI
wac steadily huood aud deriied Cries
of ull the murderer went iin and
fhprr WAS concerted rush fur the
rims Cadd.ck'H manager waved tho
akicfcd wfcstllne fans back and when
Cnddock was socn 90 recover and walk
fn hiH co1ner danger ~ fioi quickly
fiI .HnN.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Germany to Import
100000 Tons Grain

nERLlN. jan ca Germany VIII
Do ohilrrd fo import 1000 nO0 toms of
grain 40 meet home needs ln 1921. o.
cofding 60 Hu official reply to qucs-
ton nni hy the Italian delegation In
brussels concerning the cuuutrs's I'M
mediate rrqulrcmrnis of foudainffs
from 0hrnni. Tie government ed
mita The appraisal submitted te lh.
Sna conference win provo Inadequate.
owing tn the failure of lnst rcar'a
crupH which did not como up to Tho
tspertnd Weld
other articles Including fodder
amounting to 1900 900 tons. also win
be required In addition 10 the wheat
and 200 600 tons OF raw nroducts
Tor tho manufacture 81 oieomarcrrina
The requirements ~ meat and bacon
nre estimated ~ 10000 TONS
The value OF the above rommo5l-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
Personals

Mis- q MrhHchcrn. secretary ~
me Austin district of the " NJ u
luf IrNts COVE Hnrrinl music ni lhrh
Avenue Baptist church sunday morn
/ ing and evening
Mrs. John NJ Mercer Of birmingham
Iowa lF The guest nf her brother h
T. NNfnnfd. nnu MIS- lNrnhfd
Mrr Y p Harris hnh some tn i.OfnN
90 visit hcr daughter Mrh lt 81
Sihlhet
Mr ana Mrn Mchflu' VINO hHN'
p hcfn Twins ni iil Iafln street mnf
/ 'd 90 OH lnwrf htnNdwhN leHlw nH !.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
MASSACHUSETTS VISITOR
TO SPEAK AT kiWANtS

Nathaniel a Francis az ifuukliup.
Mass visitor hore viii deliver the
principal address Bt the luncheon OF
the kiwuniH club 90 De- given "a the
viii be- ''rhe Textile Mili Industry Of
Mnssachuucttf." Miss Gunat viii
render q vocal sole. accompanied hy
FRAMES iloasmFu at tlie piano The
attendance prize Will be- donated bv .
a ihrn's George E Nilknnon VIII
uresiur.
fioost Corpus Christi nu tho time
SAYS the notification OF the luncheon
sent tn each mUmhre of tine club hN
A rlfmmrl Secretary Sac nisn
plonund iur inorting tho Joint mrVtns
of the NiWhuls Rotary and Autumn,
bile clubs fn ho held "a the Nuccol
hoiol "Wednesday ught Feb
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
BOY SCOUT BAND BENEFIT
HAS LARGE TICKET GAL

large number Of tickets have
been nnld Tor the musical entertain
mnni % bo given az the hiFh school
' udiiurniu tonight foq the benefit
oi th" hoy Scout band Mrs HufOrd
craig has charge OF the rogIam. which
VIII include the best ~ home per.
~ niers ana some unknown Ca Corpus
christi public appearances
rho nnv Scout hand viii render a
number Of selections aud q ven dane.
VIII hc included la the entertainment
ihe program win De- OF classical music
wholly AlHs HALLE Hqddy VIII offcs
reading
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25
eARalss FuRNlsAss aono

Chriauioro Cnrnics. Mexican who
was arrcctcd al Bishop Saturday nisht
nH aHrHiHned before United Sintca
Commissioner J A Mount hcre Sun-
day on a charge OF violating thr proc
addition law. was released from the
county Jail yesterday on payment of
$500 bond ilie case viii cnmo before
tho next session uf the federal die-
trict court.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

J. X. Stevenson o. cunninahsn's re-
turned YESTERDAY from q trip 10 tho
q. ~ Evans ranch south ~ Town which
d. in charge of w. r. johnson. Iia
stated that he has never seen such a
sight of aero upon aero ~ finely bod
dod black loan soil which he said
was in the most perfect condition fof
rlaHtlnR on his ranch ne aaw 20
acres " onionn which are almost ready
fof the herycaiiuR.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

~ The Associated Press
UNION, S. g.. IAN ~ Tho Buf-
iaio Mills plant here, employing al
MOST 200 persons. resumed iull time
operations today after runuing three
dnys q week FOR several months.
FOR RENT Modern cottage. on the
Bluff can b9e.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

Franklin Fiato who was accidental.
iy slightly wounded while out hunting
quail with hin grandfather. Mr. Yves
tcrvrit. wac brought iu sunday and
had the bird ghot picked uut of hin
body II was said That Young Flato
had loft hits Eraudfaihcr and gone into
tho brush to scare up sotne birds ana
IL war thought hr had gone 90 the
cas-. which resulted In the shooting
when the blrda were scared uu.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

Word haa been received OF the
death ~ Vim. Vucfts which occurred
ln San Antonio Monday mornine Mr.
Nucste wac an aged veteran ~ tho
Ciyil War Frank NucHte. Of ihis city.
was with his father nt the time 81
his death
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

Members Of the Iowa club made .
trip out on the Calallon road sunday
and were surprised hy the rrrriiunro
NJ That hiEhwly and more particularly
hN the bridges nii along the new avs
tenn tho county ig making. They gaId
nufhinr better could Boo found in any
city ihiu the road work hetn muat be-
in hands extraordinarily competent.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

ties, based ons their present prices.
H estimated at 1900. 0oO.0 00 gold
marks.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

@. Horan, who 10 opening . lewelrs
store ~ the Nucecs building. 30 occii'
pyinE n residence at $40 broadway.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

". T. Goa has received IN announes-
mcat u thr birth ~ io-p1und daugh =
ter o. MI and Mrs " - Hale. who
formerly resided iu this city Mrn
Hale is sister ~ Mr. Coc.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

The hand made shur industry is
Huu of great Importance ln spain
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-25

Bfsdlcy's Music Store forn,e " Al
ei2 Mesquite street has moygd 10 "a
pcoplcH street IN the huiliioa vacated
b. The Art Shop.
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localities.

Born yesterday morning 10 Mr.. and
Mrs ~ ~ Ebrfhard " D-puund boy
lie ~ lIcimuih 49, Ebcrhafdt Jr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
CONDEMN CENSORSHIP
American Newspaper Publishers
President Calls for Effort 20 De-
feAi PropOscd HOrfsc RilI.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 16.--
Thomas r. Williams, president of
the American Newspaper Publishers
association, today called upon all
members of the organization. as we'll
as publishers generally, TO use their
efforts 10 defeat house bill No. 6508
on the ground that mo such mis-
ehevions interference with press
freedom has ever before been seri-
ously proposed I'm this country"
"The bill," said Mr.. Williams in
a statement. prohibits publication
in newspapers of any news Likely to
lead TO gambling. Ostensibly aimed
at racing news. 1t would be equally
applicable to a large quantity or
variety OF financial and other news,
such as reports of bank clearings.
which have been gambled on in
many cities.
"The unprecedented censorship in
VOWED by the bill itself is more than
sufficient to warrant for its defeat.
It's embargo on much news required
for the proper information of busi-
ness interests, is a strong additional
reason. The bills vicious character
should be impressed upon the senate
judiciary committee that its defeat
will be assured.
'lt is pointed out that II would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT is HERE
Business Womcn's Clubs viii Furn-
ish Family With Dinner.

business women's clubs af-
filiated with the business women $
department of tho Y. w. c. a. will
each exemplify the spirit OF Christ
mas by aiding families whose needs
have been learned through the
Tulsa Humane society or by per-
sonal investigation, club reports at
the regular meeting of the council
this week showed. Though preced-
ing the Asher business wofnens
council months In time of organiza-
tion. the Y. w. council has de-
clded to change it's name in def
erence to the larger organization.
Mrs. o. T. Lillystrand president
of the o. +. e X. club, was elected
new president of the council, Edith
Gragg of the Oil Well Supply COM
pany first vice president, Ada Hardy
of the Sinclair Oil q Gas Co, second
vice president, Mabel Black, Gypsy
OIL company secretary and Mabel
Bear of the Central National bank.
club treasurer. The date for the
business women's forum was set for
the third week in January.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
WILL REORGANIZE
INDIAN SERVICE
Make Changes in Field
Clerks for the Five
Civilized Tribes

a. Associated Press state wire.
"uiIsKOGEE, Dec. i6.---Reorgan-
cation Of the Indian field clerk serv-
,ss was announced at the headduar-
,.rs ~ the Five Civilized Tribes to-
Ssv the following changes being
msdei
rhs office at Sallisaw has been
.hollshed and the Jurisdiction added
- ,bs office at Stillwell. Dean II.
sh.rnon Of the Sallisaw office will
sa transferred 20 McAlester where
~. work in Pittsburg. Lattimer and
tsr1ore counties will be supervised.
FRED o. Rogers was named field
eers at Claremore TO succeed G. x.
chandler. who becomes superinten-
Ssnt OF Quapaw agency at Miami
SSe Claremore agency in the future
,,n have Jurisdiction oyer Nowata
,.rair. Ottawa, Rogers and Della
ware counties, and Mhyes county
west OF the Grand river.
Tuiean Has Three Counties.
Fldon Love, with headquarters in
Tulsa, will have charge of Creek.
rulsa and Washington counties; y.
n Phillips, headquarters at Okmul-
zee will supervise Okmulgee and
okmskee counties; A. Il. Keith.
Muskogee, Will supervise Muskogee,
McIntosl, Haskell and WAGNER
oountieA Paul =. Cobb is appointed
acting field clerk at Tahlequah to
supervise Cherokee, Delaware and
Msyes counties east of the Grand
river. The office 'at Ardmore is
given Jurisdiction over Grady, Car
Ter Stephens, Jefferson. McClain,
Garvln. Murray and Love counties
The office at Poteau Is abolished,
and Field Clerk A. l.. Irvine Is trans
ferred to Durant to suceeed Ben Nc
Curtain, removed. This. office will
have charge OF johnson. - Bryan,
Marshall. Coal and Atoka counties.
A new office is established at Tall
hlna.
It was also announced that eight
out Of 12 positions as Indian farm
ers had been abolished and that the
Indian police department had been
reduced from 23 to IL members.