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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
Arraigned On Charge
Of Criminal Assault

Cevera Eodriquez charged with COM
hitting a criminal assault on the per-
son of his brothers wife. was ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace
Corson yesterday morning, and when
the charge was read to him. he entered
the official Spanish interpreter. Mrs.
Gamcz. The defendant went further,
and stated t.at the charge against him
was trumpeI up against him by two
women who wanted to get rid of him
because he knew too much.
In default of bail he was taken back
to the county Jail to await preliminary
trial on June "a.
Taking Rodriguez back and forth
from the jail to the court house, Con-
stable McAlister took no chances, re-
membering the experience he and other
officers had with the Mexican when
they went to arrest him. pair of
those beautiful steel bracelets were
used much to the expressed distaste
of the prisoner
That Mexican can load and fre
revolver ftster while on the run than
| can standing STILL said the officer
He is said 10 have been one OF Villas
active men. and surely has had train
ing in his Inc"
When the officers went to the house
TO arrest MIN they were forced to bat
Ter down door: Rodriguez the, fled
and kept firing back at the officers.
even afte- they had planted sevcral
bullets in his legs. He emptied his re-
NolFer and then reloaded 1t and al
most omp.iod 1t again before he wa.
nnally captured.
Now don't try to run or do any
KIND of monkey business" said Nc
Aistcr as ne loaded Rodriguez into the
automobile for the next time I'll not
shoot at yoir legs. but at your head"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

cluding Berlin. was weakest in the rail
group. extending last weeks low price
to 101. That quotation was the lowest
since the 1901-19o3 period when 1t fell
to 81.
were often without support even at
pronounced concessions.
Mexican Petroleum repeated its re-
cent low of 1903, after rallying to 109
and Studebaker. Baldwin and some two
score of issues once popularity known as
war brides closed at losses Of to s
points
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
STOCK EXCHANGE HITS Low MARK
OVER ONE TO TWENTY YEARS Time

New York. June 2o.-L.ow records Of
l TO 20 years were registered during a
further collapse of prices on the stock
exchange today when sales total al
most 1,250.oo0 shares. All classes of
stocks were affected but investment
rails. stccls. oils. and railway equip
ments were hardest hit. United States
Steel. losing more than points,
dropped to H. tho lowest since 1915,
when 1t declined to IS before the war
boom lifted it to SOL.
Canadian Pacific, once favorite of
the international stock markets, in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

5os: cables. sos; marks. demand. 143:
cables. IA; Greece. demand $50.
Sweden. domand. 1850: Norway. de-
mand. 1855: Argentine demand. aosT
Brazilian demand. 700; Montreal
II BIS per cent discount.
Time loans. steady: SO days. 40 days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

and six months, 81 per cent
Call money easier; high. 5;E per cent;
low. per cent; ruling rate. per cent:
closing bid. ~ per cent. offered at ;
per cent. last loan, per c. Mt.
Bar silver. domestic. anhc, foreign.
5a7sc: Mexican dollars, +sc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

Ono Of tho strangest OF marriage
customs Is that observed by some OF
the women Of Assam. There tho bride
sometimes takes the initiative. She
goes TO fetch tho bridegroom. and IL
IL etiquette for him to hide and re-
sist until carried on. Women of means
are allowed to choose a temporary
husband. and. whom tired of him. pay
him of and takc another
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
CHICAGO rRoDuCu

Chicago. June ,n.-Ru'ter higher
cremery extras, 57c. standards, 52Nc.
HrSis. csT7,c: seconds. ,sTrfc.
Esrs. steady. receipts 1855 cares
Hrs'r. stc: standards 2t-c. ordinary
ars,.. en<77io; at mark. cases included
7eT,sc.
Poultry. alive. higher: fowls. sc
hroilare s-Ttnc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
METAL. MARKETS

New York. June .o.-copter. EASY,
electrolvtir sro, and nearby. isc. july
and Angus. i7t. 1i7'sc
Tin easier. apo: and nearby I,n-,:
futures, f,1hn
Iron rteady. No I NORTHERN. So onsT
"a m. No. northern, irs.r6,io". 40. .
tcuihcrn. 30 op71too
Lead. steady spot $50
Zinc. stshdyi East 81, Louis sro,.
titsTif1
Autimony. spot. ISIS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. June 20 o-csttie-ri ceip,s g.
go; market strong. beef steers IS 7sd
10. rows and heifers. tshodi.sn.
calves, ss.y0I oeo. stockers and feed
.rs. tio0dsco bulls. q ooe1,so.
Hogs i.sna. msrke, higher. tor, ;s.tn:
bulk sssoIsca
sheen t60'. market steady, lambs.
), 50gip.,j, ewes, iS.5oTi 50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
LIBERTY n0NpO

Furnished ny y 8. wsfro'e rom :
-za-S, Thatcher Block. Pueblo
Liberty 7'ss fs1 ~
Liberty .eeond its tss.1s
Liberty third as taisA
Liberty fourth t.- t-s ~
Lihcr,v frat ASS $3.50
lihrrtv ff.h ia.a sos e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
COTTON QuorArloNs

Nov York. June 2o.-rot'on futures
closed steady; July. finsT October.
ttikli D.csmh~r. 1i-.o7. January.
Si,.1t: March. ii,.st
Cotton closed at titst in the general
market closing steady a, nc, Do
cline Of nifty to af,y-oisht points. spo,
cotton. 1uic'. 3ioss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
kANsAs CITY rRnnrcE

Eansss City. June 2o.-FEer. m.
changed: iirs.=. &c: seconds. isc
Butter. Unchanged. creamery. sic
packing. itc
Poultry. unchanged: hens. .nc. troii.
err, -s15,c. roo-,ers. &c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

New York. Juno 2N.-Frimc mctcan-
tile paper. sismsN per cent.
Exchange heavy: sterling demand
s17L: cables, 51T7S: francs demand
sit; cables. SIS. Belgian flames. de-
mand, sol. cables. sos: EuiIders. de
mand, 1880. cables. $3.50: lire. demand
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FINANCIAL and
MONEY MARKETS

New York. June 20-Another wave
of liquidation swept the stock market
today. Many important shares were
to twenty years. The decline was more
violent than any movement last week,
beng accompanied by turnover of l,
235,0OO shares.
Confident operations of the short in
terest contributed to the demoranza-
tion. Investment rails figured con-
spicuous1y. Canadian Pacific extended
last Saturdays break Of S points with
an additional loss of points to 101,
its minimum quotation since 1901.
Unon Pacific, Reading and Norfolk
and Western, together with score OF
junior or reorSanized issues forfeited
1 to 4 points.
Greatest weakness was manifested
however Dy steel. railway equipments
oils, motors. shippings. tobaccos and
the food group. Sears. Roebuck, May
Department stores and Famous Play
ers helped 20 swell the reaction which
eliminated with another break In
Mexican Petroleum. United States
Steel made its lowest, Of five years In
the final dealings, falling to II, loss
of 3h points.
Call money opened at 5is but eased
to per cent toward the close. Time
rates were ouotably unchanged but
offerings were scarce.
Foreign exchanges were mixed: Brit
ish. Belgian. French and German rates
eased, but Dutch, Italian. Swiss.
Scandinavian and Central European
bills held firm to strong.
Liberty bonds and most for eign war
fotations we're not materially affected
by the weakness OF stocks. but do
mestic rails. Railway Convertible
bonds, werc heavy. Total sales, par
value. $1e. 10000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
NEW yoRk COTTON ErcpASc,


Furnished by y :. wsiroie. room.
iea-7t Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Gper Ittrh Low cIos~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
GETTING AIoNo; coon

Women arc ss great suffrr-rs from
kidney and bladder ailments az men
Foley Kidney Pills hrlp rid tho blood
stream of impurities that causn rheu-
matte pains. hackachc. swollen. arh-
ing points and suff. painful muscles
Mrs. Carey, Bny ai. Il r. ID. NJ. :.
Middietown. y. Y. writes: Il had
kidney trouble ever rtnco I was a little
girl. but am getting along good since
I have taken Foley Kidney Pills" They
act Immediately and help restore the
tidncys tn heslthful activity. The Horn
Drug Company.
Women NJ ru'msyo. Brazil. whose
usual attire IA confined to n string Of
beads. have taken to painting gowns
m their bodies in Imitation Of those
worn by white women.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
CHyeAGo LIVESTOCK

Chicago, June 2o-U. S. Bureau OF
s-Csttle-Receipts 1000: dry
fed steers. and she stock strong to 15c
higher: plain and grassy kinds steady:
top yearlings, se.15. mandy weight
steers. Ss.s5; bulk butcher stock. $3.50
Ms.5o: bulk fat she stock. f4.7566 2s /:
Gamers and cutters largely f2.00d3. 50;
bulls. veal calves, stockers and feed
ers steady: bologna bulls largely, 81. II
also: butcher grades mostly $3.50
6.25: bulk veal calves, ss.25T9.00.
Hogs-Reccipts $4,000: active: mostly
10 to 25c higher than yesterdays aver
age: some lights and mixed up more
practically all sold early: top. $3.50:
bulk. fs.15HS45; pigs fully o5c higher;
bulk desirable. ssioTse5.
Sheep-Receipts 10000: henerally 50
to ~ cents higher; some heavy ewes
up more: Idaho lambs. $12C5 straight;
top natives carly, 5000: some held
higher: bulk natives early. 75T1o.no:
few choice light ewes $f15fr5G
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
Beatrice Beck.

Beatrice Beck.
Miss Beatrice Bsek, daugt,tsr :,
James Montgomery Peck. =
prominent member Of the omeial
circles at Washington. Her father
was recently chosen to be solicitor
general Of the depar. ment Of jt
ticc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Juno 2n.-Potatocs, receipts
~ cars: old weak; new, steady: north
ern white. s0T"c cwt.: Virginia. fi25
barrel. Carolina. 81. .5oTs.so barrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished by N. S. Walpole. Rooms
3cs-s4 Thatcher Block. Pueblo Colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
RUSSIANS REVIVE
RACE FOR BELIEF
Famous Course TO Come
Into It's own Again
to Aid Hungry
GOVERNMENT TO HELP
Soviet Authorities Take Steps
TO Relieve Famine Problem
Throughout Country

RIGA. Sept . The soyirt gov
ernment has ordered infant rciirf
homes IN all Russian c,uca 30 feed
tho millions Of starving babies in
tho II famine districtE. ~ is cdi-
mated that moro than 5000 DO0
babies arc threatened with Nnrva-
tion and that hair of them viii have
to be evacuated from tho zones
whore their parouts have been
living
Russia IN plnuing her chief hope
upon the United states and the
American relief organization.
Ten Bakeries Opcnnd.
Already efficient agHistauce ls be
ing given IN some quarters by tho
Americans Following the receipt
OF 10 provision transports at Ms.
COW. ten new bakcrica woro opened
and the bread was givon away free
OF charge, without even bread
card. The FREQ distribution caused
the price in the Russian hakerios
20 fall from 1000 TO 1000 rubles
per pound.
Tho soviet government IL makinr
every effort TO givo material and
financial help Independent Of the
assistance from abroad.
All the Rusalan cities. and ospr.
cially MOSCOW. are Arranging charity
featIvitieB for the famine sufferers
In tho Volsa section.
ARTISTS Taking Fart.
Renowned artists are taking part
and already several millions OF Rus.
nan rubles have been collected
For the first time in four years
horse racing will be resumed upon
80 a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
LEGAL.

s:'' ss::; i e e. % S' %'i's
iisi. world Publishins COMPANY rub.
iishers)
ORDINANCE NO. ,i7s
An Ordinance to apportion. icvy and
asssss special tas.s In payment Of
the cost OF constructing a sanitary
ss~M In SEWER DISTRICT NO. iTs
sstabiishtd by Ordinance No. 2IlI!
snd declaring an smorssncy.
WhEhEAh In purruanos 81 the pro:
Tslss. OH. sSm. % and th. 81 statute. n osf ,S. s
state OF ohlshoms. for such cases made
and provided. the snid city OF Tulsa. did
.h ~ ofaNnis sM%Es fS pisTRcf f''fs No "nq m ''.s S
sf,., hsvin. deeisrea y s.ysny sp...ss;sry 70
ssid Ordinance No, 2i17. did on tho
a2nd day OF April. 1897, let TO Comstocs.
tain eon,rae, for tho constructions @. a
certain sanitary sewer In bEWER DIS.
TRIcr NO. i7s. and
WHEREAS. in pursuance OF said con.
have constructed eortain sanitary
sewer IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO
iTs. and the work under said contract
hiss hoen accepted and approved by tho
city Engineer and tho Board OF Com.
missicnors OF the city OF Tulsa. and.
a, WHEREAS. in further pursuance OF
tue OF 'no Gthto OF o..
aforesaid. and under tho terms OF tho
Charter OF tho said city Of Tulsa Okla
homa. n IL deemed necessary by thu
board OF Commissioners OF the city OF
Tulsa 20 levy and assess special tAt
opon the property liAbl. TO aAHessment In
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. i7k by rsa
son Of tho construction Of said sewer Asd
70 pay tur the same. and.
WHEREAS tho total cost ot the con.
eructlon OF asid sewer In ssid SEW El,
plslkfCT NO, i7A. including extras
have been ssoertainrd and ia hereby de.
OF which 10 to be levied by special aaasAA
ments against tho lots and parcels OF
land benefited by tho CouAtruction of
SAID sewer IN said SEWER DISTRICT
NO. i1s, and.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements hAv.
been com piled with to AuthnrtEs tho lew
Of the sssessmonts against said lots nd
parcels OF land 40 liable tot the cost ~
construction OF ss,d sewer In aaid RgW El
DISTRICT NO. lI6. In tho amounts here
insfter specified In Section of thia Ordl
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE,, nm 1T oRpAINEr
BY THE BOARD pF CDMAlSSIDN
ERS or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
SECTION T. That there shall III, nm,
there is hereby Apportioued to aud ieVie,
upon ana asSeAHod against tho seVstR
lots and parcels VI lsnr In said bEwEI
plbIJnCT No. i7s In tho city Of TULSA
Oklahoma 80 benefited by the construo
tton OF said sewer. the amounts roAlso
uvsIy as followA, to-witl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
BUSINESS SERVICE

Hu~I>T>S SERVICE OFFERED 90
AMERICAN Window Cleaners tmcD
House windows lSo, floors waved.
osasr to27
CARS WASHED With filtered water, 81 5O.
Ne clean cars. Dirty water doesn't bother
Nc. renew with uttered water. Tulsa Greas-
iur CO.. Third snd Elgin.
LACE CURTAINS, uce shades and six
drapes dry cleaned or laundered by oE-
pert lll9 5. Cincinnati, Phone Usage
s2es Tor appointment.
LET Us clean your homes Vt cocAroachcs
and other household pests, Phone
''Nhbe l'Ifrh.
NJ MATTRESSES renovated and recoveted
t,50. We retelt old mattresses. all work
guaranteed Porter Mattress 60. Phone
Usage 1885.
EATlONAt. HOUSE & WINDOW
CLEANING co.
Windows cleaned wall paper. voodwn rk
washed floors waNed and polished our
prices are rstsorshle. cedar lllo.
SOUTHWESTERN Detective Agency.
Private. commercial and industrial
Investigations to9 Robinson Bdg.
'sasr .tii
TIM TULSA Auto Ton shop viii give
you the best material Tor tho most ros
sonahis prices l;llI W Archer.
WINDOWS CLEANED lSe; all AmsrieanS
Floors waved and polished, russ cleaned.
Oklahoma Co, Cedar les,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

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| awnsr4 ~ th- lots ur parcels ~ land ~
aa-'srsi may a. suy ume. duins tho
uanro pa tp tno ,ly Auditor ~ ths
| Guy NJ Iuiaa. tho fun amount ~ tho
ssH"fausnts Ho le.l'd asainai th'if Hnld
/ iots sni PARCELS - lana sni thereby -.
| lease rpoh properly from ths hcu Of such
sss'ssfroutA.
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days IN the Tulsa bst|y World. q Gaws.
paper pubiiah'd iu Tulsa. oklahoma
l that tho publication NJ thH ordinance ds
| required hy law shall be taken sod 70
/ .atd,d a. sufficient notice 10 all per
/ sons interested in tho arscsauiruis hereby
| levied by tho tstms u this ordinances.
! HECTtON 8. That all ordiusness ov
parts 81 ordinances ~ conflict Win the
| provisions ~ tins ordinance. inaofar rs
| such conflict aIisiE are hereby repealed
! EE,TIOS That an emergency EXISTS
for tho prestvauon OF the public hsAlth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
LIGnrIlors,nrrr1.n no,

'''' NV 'TfhtfiiNb HoonN Nv
ADMIRAL j.. IIlt. FurnIshed fyotna tor
ioYss EtsrirE praE~ zsG-F
IDs1DN g.. slt Two light hou-eteorins
fDuflH. ground floor. ptlgatf bath. Jslga
.hff
HDsTDS % i7,t rwo south furrI.tsi
housekeeping rooms newly pApefet,
faifIy ,lesusd. god we'll. reasonable rent.
'''r~ '.''
1901 iIII as H0ua.aespIU rooms.
nitsly furnished Tor couple. downtown
tIHtI..r JaaEr 1901
tItpyI4.E ,u ~. ,I.,r ,,,,,.
nicely rtulshed. s.nN pantfy clean.
purun.
CIEoI.NArI r.. 1901 Fedroor and
bit'h-ne' couple, Zoo children, reduced
cIiIiEs.E. E. 90. .TN, clean rooms.
nicely furnished. riuk. rautfy. clean.
pur.H.
DETROIT a.. hfI. .,p.'aro in rear. thtee
rnoins. eHrue'tinF bath. ssrtytHfng rur.
n'HHr', llN per N"nF AIu.is obiy
ltf..s,,I ana t.. ,,., ,...,,.......
60. ' '"' "'''n''
WIG '''H
apartments. fJtuithed for ught house
t"'ptuF. uu~ly decorated, south sido.
.'.'S' 'hl' .........
tI."p'b, p. 4ol I~u lars" 'front.' light
nous. t""i .nF ir'i''. a.'Y one ,usle
.'.' WV ''i'' '''" '' ''' nv '"' '"'i'''n.
Frisco. a. 300 ono room Tor light
"'"''N''I'.F '''"' Ih.
Ftlt NtSI. fIse tupu Vliu ktcueuetts.
adjoining bath. IfIsatu family. cedar
"''. "N N""' ~ JUICY.
ron NLSl-rwo NJ three iENt house
kr~piuE rooms clean. tipso Ia. private
entrance 'sas" 1850
0 a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
AUTOMOBILES

AlIOMOBii ~ fbh SALE N
tuANbLtH ,hummy. "IcsIisrt nnsehani.
col condition. prac'I'aIiy nrs tires. car
looks fine Price ltio. fffuH
AUTO \ TINE EN'rhHGE. ..-.
80 Tact second OaaEs 500,
tktEIIIDHAI HARGATE
Mv Chandler touring car, lo1ka and runs
rnGNE crpAR tos
fylt sALt l's rerd -oup'. rhons oa.se
rom ton tru,s ~, -sl. or ttade tor usht
,ar Ill South Madison.
ron HALE uy 900 company. one new
l1-i np's r'ads'er 'su psaFr 9f5'
fDU .ALI 'u,vfuIst sp.sdstrt. must cell
today. t.st offer 'aF's it %,
MANY ',r., sood mstes sys,y ,af =
tsrFaiu. Terms POO suit ised rar Va
.rars" 90 ~ Main. "s'r" "o'
y ~ model touring for 'al. m w,i, 'rsds
Detroit Thors DHaEo tt5o.
oa, ras0,ossr ifui,e %. ono Z
paafsrFrr HfudrhAFor 'fneY car, rn0
passenger sfuaebsEst body WI m any
fiad"Aanef osr. 1903 Admiral psAFs
ron SALE rn,tru tourng eaf, bst.
gHUu. Thpue pssE" aif OF t2it
IDFn srELD.TEH. 10 a classy car
GOD trss special body Trico i2'o.
AUTO = TirE lXcnArGE
r'1 East ss',ud ussss 5000
rom rurge 100 model ns~ paint,
nrr aud a In p,rfsot oonditIo mechanic.
'.' Auro = riFn ExcHANGH
'i1 rs.t second H. psags 5000
IIpHr ,.urns ~e have Fott touring ,st-
ranging IN prico from ia1b up. Al
-, ,Ags3o r'hn exchange As,5s am,
ron sALE or cysG"nss ,y,t, 70 sSls d,t'or =,
0anse a7o n Msuo, osaTs ssss
GGDBYEAR UEHUGLr 1tNES
We have Just received shipment ~
Ooadyssr factory robuilt ,asings and can
supply the foilowins .ises.
ioIih tnismgndi it..dl .'...-.-'.' ~
IJE5 cords ....................... 1l.Js
'''"' kuTo : riNE ExCuAVGfr
IN Fast SECOND 81 DsAge booo
Los ANGTt.ES RADIATOR WORKS
rhport repairing and rseoteing. our new
kOusYromb core viii keep your mnto cool.
Priced tiEht and guaranteed. OsaSs i271
o. n. Roston,
MAXWELL truck, almost nav Will be
sold to hiHhest bidder, fu"siay. s"p
t.nber 9th A. 10 a. 'hsttel mortgage
sale Part time 10 reliable party. Roth.
Nrrwn Tire Co. go IaN second 81
NEW cans SACRtFfCED
| only few Tulsa touring cars lcft. Price
fbhs.
IlG s.. Iruider.
! OrAss siAp or osAgs f1sa
OLYMPIA. n. 29=Two larGo nicely fur
! nishod Ught housekeeping roomH, part
Iy modern. Further infOfnH tion. call al
! I = MAybotl.
! WILL SEIG ohesp for csgh, ono Ford
! touring car, 1890 model can IN person
/ Tor Walker. Santa Fe freight depot, be-
/ tween m. and 4. No., after .
/ ~ call bssEo 7I61.
| 1880 FORD TOURING with starter. good
condition, good tres. t1Q0 cash ct
| tortnA 1898 Admiral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIorfIs

RACHEI.CRS ISS
llOf South Main
high class apartment tor gentlemen.
with AN modern conveuiences uni.
form reduction IN rents September LIST
\, g.. Rice, manager. Cedar 9is.
HOTEL ALTON-3O7b 4, Third. cool
clean, absolutely respectable, s. and up
HOTEl. ST LOUIS.
Fourth and Elgin, large, cool rooms com
Portable very reasonable. transient or
weekly rata
JACOBS UOTEla
fireproof throughout. goo rooms; stag
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sos East first 81 Phone Usage 100
RITZ HOTEL
SOL East THIRD street
respectable NDTEL Tor IcEpectAtls
PEOPLE,
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NOTICE Reward offered on Itutrk -,aE
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The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
Japs in Hawaii
Pick Photo Brides

HONOLULU, T. H, Dec. 3.-Dur-
ing the last fiscal year, according
to statistics of the Honolulu immi-
grafton station, 529 picture brides
were admitted to Hawaii from
Japan, becoming the wives Of Ha-
waiian Japanese Immediately after
their arrival. In the previous year
SIS picture brides entered the Ter
ritory. a. ..". 80
Some time ago the japanese gov
eminent voluntarily announced that
no more passports to the American
mainland would be issued to pic
ture brides, but, because of the
large male Japanese population in
Hawaii, the order was not applied
to. this Territory. the excuse being
that it would not be wise to con-
denim thousands of young Japanese
here to celibacy. ~
Hardly ever does a picture bride
see her future husband until the
day Of her wedding. The alliances
are arranged through correspond
ence, agencies for this purpose
being maintained in Japan. the men
making their selections from pho
tographs lof available women. hence
the term picture bride
i, Cooyrisht. ia1L)