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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

casing with the 6-inch at 1900 feet
ia No. 3 on the farm.
l. Simons and others have rig
up on the II. Sandy farm in l5-l3-Ib.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
N O T &c Ell

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CASINGHEAD GASOLINE CON-
PANtES, erecting and supervising en-
gineer, capable of taking charge of
engineering and erection of casing
head gasoline plants and putting them
In operation: will be open this week
for position: best references. Address
box 670S, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
Not Dry as RcpOrteN.

Not Dry as Reported.
The test on the Young farm IN the
northwest corner of the northwest OF
l4-l9-7, being drilled by the Citizens
OIL a. Gas Co, is not dry as reported.
II vas dry in the Bartlesville sand.
but the Skinner is showing for well
OF from % to so barrels. They are
plugging back to the skinner and
will shoot II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
Don't Keep Your Business a Secret
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Tulsa Okla,

TULSA, Okla.
Painted Wall and Steel Bulletins.
Signs Painted on Anything. Anytime
10S w. Second. Telephone Sl05.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
AT sCuUITER - The Oklahoma

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

at 4bc feet In No. 4 on the NJ. Fran
els farm In l5-f5-l4.
IN 30-lb-ls the Magnolia Petroleum
company Is drilling at 1920 feet In
NO. Is on the u. Starr farm.
The Okmulgee Producing A. Refln-
Ing co. has rig up for No. so on the
Il. Grayson farm In S4-l5-l4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
AT HAsKELI-Kistler and 9th,

NJ. or the W. Grayson farm in
S-15-16 is drilling at 1,112 feet with
1000. 900 feet of gas
Whitesides No. 1 or the S. Barnett
farm ir 13-15-16 Is drilling at 600
feet.
The Terrickla OIL company has a
rig up for No. l on the n. Mcintosh
farm in 16-15-16.
Peterson and others No. on the
l.. Banks farm In 17-15-16 is a rig
Davis and associates No. on the
I. Banks farm is machine rigging
up.
S"ully and others No. on the c.
Warm farm in 1S-15-16 is a rig.
McMahan and others No. s on the
NJ Harrison farm in 19-15-16 is u
rig.
Bradstreet and others No. 2 on the
". Lowe farm in 19-15-16 is shut
down at 1885 feet.
f. Curd is spudding No. on the
G. Woodall farm in 20-15-16.
The Structure oil company No.
on the A. Lunnon farm in 26-15-16 is
still a rig.
In S1-l5-16 the Caney River Gas
company has a machine in for No.
on the X. Pouncil farm.
AT OKFUSKEE-The Okmulgec
Producing e. Refining Co. is drilling
at $500 feet in No. l on the +. Keys
farm in the southeast corner of the
northeast Of 2-l5-9.
The Curtis and others test on the
]. A. Withers farm In 23-13-1O is
drilling at 1000 feet.
The Wolverine OIL company is
drilling at S75 feet on the Belle Car
ter No. In 24-13-10.
In the southeast corper Of the
northeast of the southwest Of 1-13-11
Kimbley and associates axe rigging
up No. on the C. X. WalkeN farm.
The Carter Oil company IL down
1903 feet in the T. Larney No. In
2-13-11.
J. @. Lyons and others are undey-
roaming at 2,160 feet In No. on the
N. Z. Bryant farm in 18-1S-11.
Twitchell and others No. 1 on the
". Ellis farm In tho southeast cor
ner of the southeast Of 21-lS-ll IL
drilling At 7a5 feet.
The same parties are drilling at
$50 feet In the northwest corner of
the southeast Of 8s-13-ll on the ].
Roberts No. /.
SOUTHWEST OF HASKELL r.
q. Gillespie is drilling at $50 feet In
No. I on the George Colbert farm In
1-l6.l4.
The Producers OIL company has q
rig up for No. . on the L Mcintosh
farm In 1.l6.1A.
The eolandsr OIL company has Q
riE upon the Q. Barnett farm for
No. ..
The Stevens OIL company u drill
ms at $50 feet on the q. Manuel No.
I In 13-l6-1l.
The aslby ou 1 0as CO. y drilling
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, AUGUST I9, 1917
MAJOR j. i. JOHNSON

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Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
PRESIDENT WlI.DRON ACTS
lh" Planets Attitude Commended
iommittcr of One Hundred
OutSpollcn.

ON," of the pr"sidcn, Of tn" Com.
mttt"" OF TOO Colorcd Citizens
on the War l33i V st n. W..
Washington. Ip G.. Aug IT.. II.
ilonorahl" John Mitchcll Jr.. The
Richmond Planet. Richmond
Virginia.
My dear friend Mitchell. On the
day tclrphoncd YOU took mp. as
y"u suG%"st"d, the matter OF passing
resolutions With regard to the tenn
porarN exclusion Of The Planet from
the mails with your attorneys |
talked tn" matter over with them
carefully twiC" during the day AMI
they advised that we defer passing
resolutions with regard to the matter
until later in the month promising to
adviS" us with regard to the time
when said resolutions should be
laSSrd
Th" artiri" objected to by the Rich
moud Post master was read at the
meeting OF our Committee ON last
"Wednesday might and the members
Wrr" urged to encourage The Planet
in every way in it's tight for IL free
rr">s; and for tho full rights OF our
n""nl". TIL" members seemed deeply
in sympathy with YOU and desire that
- press their sympathy 10 the editor
Gt Th" I31n"t ami assure him that
they stand ready aS Individuals and IL;
IN organization 10 help the editor ana
his paper in any way they can,
luu ar" waginG splendid fGht
for til" rights OF our race and of hu-
manity in general Keep up the
&"od ti&ht and call ON us whenever
"" can help YOU. | trust that your
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
TEf, JUBILEE ECHO.
President Calvin Delivers Great .td-
drr~~-I'riXcS Awarded

'TnD IEirIh NIrnnl E,Ilisf Chnr,h
uu1.r tho r,,anr.b.,. -, ~. ..h.... ,,,,,..,,,.
,yor rnr r,ld m..I,i and Ihr h,n,,rr
IN Inr n,nu.v r,i-.n., ..,ot..t ~ III,
nonIix., at ,hr .fuh1,. p,,n,ir,. -,
i.yurhhuyn. Va in .iuh rho rtr,nrI
nrcsruratiou nj ,nn nri,n. ,n,I, nrr,.r
last "Wednesday uirht =, tho ahnvn
named rhurrh and prrsid.n, 4
Calvin WAS prrsrut In dnIivrr -, .,d.
dress upou tho, urrasicn un nor
formed the task in y mas, ,nnrnnri,,o .
?nd arrcpIubIr mouunr
The ros,ruu, y,s ur,.nn,ra hv In,3
rrs OF ,hr drnuruinolfn,, rhn fnlI,o..
in" irtcrc.tfu" prurram,un v.,. ,.,,.
ricd cut:
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
iifE SABBATH GLlGE CIJIR TOI1RS
.., HoRrTHl.N r.,,r.S
hlfhmond Singers Make Grcnt Hit
III MuSicnlS-ltoyalIy Entertained


,,h" n" members OF the Sabbath Glcc
'ua' "AN" returned after Il successful
'\"r'h'rh tour. during which they
S"I% ''''',: mp*'''iS. which d"li@htcd the
""u"h''# attending. They were on
'H''',! Hnnh"H' August 9TH by the
n'',a we" 'luh, of Baltimore Mr..
n'"|N',F' E"rr"tary Of the Y. NJ G. \.
.''G,n'" ,nn me- S"hhAth Gle" Club to
'.'',, ,", '',N after which n luncheon WAS
f.o"h"|"r VI. T.. Church Of cnr,h
"",, ,''nor'.
N"n"aH nl&ht, August 9Th. they
',..',! ,..'Ii. an "h&A%"m"nt AT FitZgcrald'4
N,,n''"fInl'i: I4"y pleased the large
"".'r"'" ,'.,,',. Nl'h 'n"!r SONGS. receiving
m'''IH ,'! 'hI"r'&: Th"ir fayoritc songs
"'""' 0""p impression on the criti~
~ ~, '"''hlr" ana by request they san"
,,' ',T' N''''"Fl'S.
"'Hu"E' August 'th they motorrI
III 'nnrihE ears 10 Cape May. y. +
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
REV REEDS pRupIuECY.
IL" speaks Boldly scout Existing
Conditions.

Hartford. Conn.,. August 1%. 1917.
Hon John Mitchell. Jr. Editor The
Planet. Richmond. VA.
My dear friend Mitchell: | wish
To add my CONGRATULATIONS on your
unlocking" the PAPERS. The holdinr-
II" of your paper is 4 common rX-
preston Of the average southern
Office holders attitude toward rc%pcct-
ah'" coloroa people, If that letter
had appeared in one of the white
lap"rS in Richmond. the Democrat in
IL" + q. thr"" would have paid no
attention 10 it Suppose you had hcrn
poor man without influences? There
would har" been NO vindiration ui
this shameful outrage
The south needs democracy a "rraf
deal NOR" than Russia. When two
or ihrr" million moro Of colorrd Isro-
pI" leave the South for the North the
south may learn Il little scnsc. ThouS-
nnd% of colnr"d people have come to
oar vicinity in the last twelve months
%nd ihouSau.!& are yet needed. Com
anon lHhorcrs get three dollars per
"aN aS fast as they strike soil. The
Industrial fields OF the North are go
in" - t".nain open 10 our people and
they ar" coming Don't try 10 keep
'h"m th"r" any more. and in Il few
years we will send for You and "rhc
rMurt."
Yours sincerely.
w S. REED
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
kEAD!-AND ACT,.-OTICK,,

SPECIAL no l.-F Sale. . Now
ifrIrk Houses. Wet Leigh Street
.''ucro Fronts. i Rooms Tiled Bath
't'. No" hu'ldin&. Specifications can
u" arranged Small CaHh pavmcut
Balance as Easy as Rent.
SPECIAL NO 2.-For Rent, at once
Good-asncw Room Frame House.
2"th Street, Church Hill Water and
SINK in Kitchen. Garden of Vcgc-
tables in Yard. 4 nice home for Won
SPECIAL no -FIRE!!, Insur-
''' = r"""';urr Register Booklets for
our Policy Holders just received
'''' ~ and get yours with our com.
plimentS.
hpGWN e ROBINSON.
Real Estate. Loans, Insurance.
Investments.
st Lake Bank Building.
The Golden RHlc Service"
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18

lat" it; but il Is our opinion that the
Negro cares far less about aSSociatiuG
with whit" people. than white poopl"
ear" ahou, aS-oriating With him.
Let us try juStjc" and fairness. Let
IL give special privileges 10 none and
a TAR ",.u fer all. and it is our opin
ion that W. shall have no:hing to
regret on account of the experiment.
Jh" Dal'aE Express wants to SC" the
Negro in larG" measure remain in the
South. but il demands for him fair
treatment whil" he works out his dos
tiny. and nvinrcS the world that
h:S cn;ranchiScmcnt WAS not mis-
take. Dallas, Texas. Express.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
Will. GIVE AID.

| heg to inform you, however, that
| stand ready to give You whatever
aid, financial ur otlcrn .5I, that you
may suggest as my share Of the iinan-
cial burden that this incident has
brought upon YOU.
| beg. also. to inform You that | am
still loyal to the American flag, not
withStanding the fact that | have re-
fused Slradiastly lu volunteer to fight
for Il "World ncmorrary.' because !
wanted to he convinced that it would
include black men rs we'll as white
men.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
WOODLAND PARK.

suburban park. with all modern
improvements for colorcd people has
h""n established adjacent to wood.
iaha cemetery. and can be easily ana
dnlrkIy reached over the Fifth Street
vladuct. Boating on the lake is \
feature. 1t Will open to the public I'm
the afternoon and evenings on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Sundays. Bath.
ing Will also he allowed one dav in
the week for males and one for fc.
males. Tickets for this purpose may
b" obtained from the management.
John Mitchell. Jr., President, al
North Fo%rth Street: y. p. Bragg,
Secretary. SOC North Second Street
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
NOT DISI.OEAI.

Mr. Editor. | wish To state as en-
phatically aS | know how that am
not pacitist. | am no; dialoyal so
cialiSt, | am not Il war ObStructiOniSt,
| ann not a conscientious objcctor'
to war, | am not an anti-draft riotcr,
! am not one OF those persons who
are willing to cmbarraSS the prcSi-
dent and Administration by an at
tempt to test the constitutionalitv Of
the con$cription law.
am young man, twenty eight
years Of age. | registered on the
firth Of June. My name has been
drawn. am expecting every day to
be called before the examining board.
| am sure I shall be able to meet the
physical requirements. | Shall ask for
no exemption. I shall bow to the in
cvitablc fate.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Banks an
n"uncc the marriage of their daughter
Miss Lillian Beatrice to Reverend G.
y. Lindsey. August %. 1917, at 500
O'Clock p. NJ, IN the Jerusalem Bap-
tSf thurch. Sparta Va ren counlc
viii be at home. File. Va, after Sep.
'"mhcr "rd. Thcy will begin house.
Looming IN Richmond. Va. October |
1917
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
Yours sincerely.
w. b. REED.


Mr.. II. Jones. of Powhatan county
Va, was in the city this week.
Mrs. Clarence Bowman. Of New
York City is visiting her mother. Mrs
Y. i. Grinnan. who is indisposcd at
her residence. - - T.. Bates street.
Mrs. T.. Il Carter and daughtcr.
Miss karolyn NJ, left the city last
Tuesday for Narina District. Va. Miss
Carter had been ailing for some
months but is now improving. She
is spending her commissioning period
with friends ut Narina
Miss Lafon Cogbill. accompanied
by Mr.. Ernest Eggloston. left the
city today saturday. for Surry coun-
~. Va. where they will he the guest
OF their cousin. Miss Estcllc Nelson.
for 4 week
Rev. i Andrew Bowler acQompan-
led by his daughter, Ethel, left for
Farmvillo. Va. Wednesday He will
leave his daughter to spend the re-
maindcr of the Summer.
Misses Juliet and Kenny Lee Fitz-
gerald. Of Philadelphia and Hackon-
sack. were among the out OF town
guest at the Mr.. and Mrs David J.
fitZ""rald'S wedding reception last
Tuesday. After attending a picnic AT
Rock Castle. Va. The Misses FitZ.
gerald left for Deal Beach. n j. This
was Miss Kenny FitZgcrald's first
visit to Richmond in twelve years.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
Rev. Hccchcr Taylor TO Marry.

On Monday. August eth. 1917. at
A:"o /. NJ. Rev. Il. Bcccher Taylor
ana Mrs. Jennie b. Robinson will he
united in the holy bonds OF wcdlock
500 Price street, Richmond. Va
deception l:i5 to p. NJ. same even
ing. Friends invited: no cards
qhc couple will leave at 6 = NJ.
for banville. both being delegates to
District Grand Lodge and ITonseho hold
of Ra'h. G.. L. O. O. +.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
The NEGRO IS GOING
NORTH WHY?

The Southern newspapers are awail-
ing in min,r measure to their duty
in calling Il halt against the chain
OF in.quty being visited upon the
AIroAmcrican portion Of the popula-
tion True base -. ti$hncSS lies on the
bottom 0i tn" call: hut it begins 10
look like base Sclii.,hncSS is about
the only appeal which reaches the
Southern white. man. when ii comes
50 dealing " IN tn" AFRO American.
Just noW Il few iirSt-clASS Southern
white newspapers among them tn"
Dallas News. Houston Post. TT. Worth
Record. ar" telling som" old "Stah-
iShcd lru;h about tho cause OF tn"
unrest among the Alro-.\mrriran and
his new found desire to 20 North.
These aud u few more newspapers
operated Ivy White mon. are telling
Z other white people and the world.
why the Atro-Amoricau is leaving the
South. While making ,ut their case.
they incidentally ten OF the &rur$omr
ronGiti"mS ,ylirh have settled over
TIA" South. wherever 4 rulorcd person
i Ia b" found. There are c,lorDl
people who find in these drlivcraucrS
something ior which to hope. tourh-
in@ tn" manhood ri&htS ot the .\fro.
American. There are members Ot the
N'ru.tn.rr pnpulalion. who find
much comfort in a rcsprrtahlr white
person or nrW#paucr. declaring that
lynchnr &h, u.d cease and that courts.
not mohs. should execute the law.
ThcSc colorrd men forget that a few
brave patriotic. Christian hearted
whit" people like Windcll phillipS.
Garrison, l.ovrioy. Burncv. Harriet.
l'"arhcr stowe. Bob mecrsol. Abe
Lincoln. John Brown and others. have
always had the courage of their con.
V!c;iG1S -: &pGkG 0Ht for ius.icc
but the residue of the white nropln
have always treated the colorcl man
rs the inferior of all other elements
"I tn" human family. Today. this is
tn" universal Practice Of the Amrri-
can white people tSouth) to word the
Negro. with scarcely an execution
IN" ront"mrt by Southern whites T.
so great Tor The Negro. until il j.
positively rmbarra$%ing 10 rontn IN
'"hiar' with or undertake. 10 do any
BUSINESS With them. There is the in,
i'ra"i i III Crew law ~ every turn,
''H''l'h& almost everything: there is
~" disposition to treat lightly the
"h1h on at tn" Negro, even in matters
I'''ln% ms own rNr'u&iv" w"'tarr:
'Nrrr - til" idea that NIL racial differ.
'h''S q! Whatever character. %hould
i" %.i'!"i to suit III" white man: in
business, ira9!" and lab =. the Nc@rn
- treated ~ commodity and in the
'oN's+ al Justice t2p. the fart j. no
5"F'"N' tAai. equal RIGHTS auI fair
P'1E ar" not 10 he expected. where
'h' '"!"r"d man and white man have
,""'"&t
~ - u!d - "n rc"ountium these
inequalities from mrrnin" 'ti,I n'uht
"''hon' reaching th" end nf the chan.
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18

trabSi crabs, crabs! hear the glo.
rlouS call. fish just out The water,
ready down there for all. I am going
down 10 get 4 few Wednesday August
-, When MI. q, goes again. to Buck.
roe
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18

Let CcphaS do your Renting. Office
''"' IL North Second street. Telc-
phone, Randolph 5Sh
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18

Let C"Phas do your Rcntng. Office
$50 Il North Second street 'EpNe
phnno, Raa;foIph S88
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18

II | am drafted, I want the world
to know that | 80 forth to faht and
sailor, to shed my blood and to ancri-
Richmond planet., 1917-08-18
UzZ|AH MINER STILL LOYAL To THE
FLAG AND HIS COUNTRY
Wants To Know Ii American Negro Is To
Be Counted I'm World Democracy

WILL GIVE AID TO PLANET FOR MNil"IiOIDlP"
INFIl ENtE ANY TO HINDER l. 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
GIRL SWIMMERS TO
HELP SMOKE FUND
Continued From Page !

trenches. but they're Just tickled to
do something to make life bit
easier for the boys who are In
France. They're going to do their
very best. you can be assured.
Their skill has been demonstrated
before Tuesday night, they are
going to Guido themselves, II they
can.
A 40.foot dive from the roof OF
the natatorium by one OF the girls
will feature their act. Miss Alice
Knowles is the girl, The others In
the group are Anna May Hall, Beth
Langley. Ethel Knowles, Alice Nc
Craft and Mrs. Borstot.
Besides this act. there will be-
number of others. both by men
and women. Some OF the acts are
designed. not alone to show aqua
tic skill, but to inject the carnival
spirit OF fun.
Remember tho night. Tuesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
EXTRADITION TO
Be FOUGHT BY
ACCUSED |. ". ".

n, Ual,.a rrs-- r..sed Wire
CHICAGO, Oct A,--EVery !.
W. W. member arrested In
other states. under indictments
returned here last week, VIII
fight ostradition to Chicago.
This was announced today by
otto Christensen. chief counsel for
tho organization. lilo said that
none OF his clients would waive
their constitutional right TO fight
removal" and that they would
force the government 10 show
cause In each case,
Christensen and his associate.
Geo. r. vanderyeer. OF Seattle, 10.
day were given access 10 the room
fun OF evidence seized In the raids
ON various headquarters.
Federal officials intlmated that
the government would be ready for
tho cases to 40 10 trial about Jan
uary |.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Bernstorff Helped
n. Y. Judges Cousin
Get Irish Bishoprie
~ United Press Leased Wire
AIAAL NnnA a. -IAAx

ny Vnited Pres. Leased wire
NEW YORK. Oct. Allow
Ambassador BernstorN urged
the choice OF Daniel cohalan,
cousin TO New York Supreme
cour, Judge cohalan, as bish.
op OF Cork, In letter 60 the
German foreign office dated
August %, 1918, was related In
London dispatch printed to-
day In the Evening World,
Daniel cohalan was ultimately
made bishop OF Cork. His cousin
the justice. was named in the re
cent state department expose oi
the Won igol papers as having
played n promlnent part In n"gotia
tons with Germany With regard 70
aiding the Irish revolt.
This revelation of German ae
tlyity at the Vatican TO Influence IN
it's supposed interest the election
OF an Irish bishop has naturally
caused considerable OF u sensation
here" the London dispatch stated
1T is related in connection with the
pope's peace moves. and also In re-
iation 20 the efforts being mad,
among English Catholics To obtain
support for tho paclfist intentions
OF his holiness"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
SOLONS MEET At
PUYALLUP, BUT
BAR POLITICS

II was good advertisement for
the Western Washington fair-the
assembling OF members OF the legis'
lature at puyallup yesterday,
Thirty-three members OF the
house and IA members OF tho sen
ate accepted the invitations issued
BY Speaker Kelly and Lieut.. Hart.
respectively, to attend the fair.
Behind the invitations. II was ru-
mered, was a well.laid plan to talk
over things and perhaps determine
course OF action for the legisla-
tors In the matter OF a special ses.
sion.
but n any one had any such idea
At any time. IL was previous 10 the
Puyallup assembly. At ruyallup
nothing OF the Kind was even
hrcsehed or discussed. The legis'
lAtors merely spent few social
hours viewing the exhibits. the
horse races. kidding each other,
and generally being entirely con.
tent TO let the matter OF special
session rest entirely with the gov
ernor.
At noon the legislators gathered
for lunch. heard speeches by w II.
Pauihamus. director OF the fair. and
BY Speaker Kelly and Lieut. Gov,
Hart. The speeches had TO do with
the fair--politics being cschewed.
And those who came with expec,
tations of hearing some inside pol.
iticx returned home disappointed.
Kelly and Hart. II seems. sent out
the invitations at the request OF
Paulhamus. they both being from
that dear Tacoma-and Tacoma is
quite close 10 Puyallup. you know
The legislators had n good time.
anyhow.
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KAISER SPENT COIN
mere BEFORE WAR


the following wireless TO Berlin.
-Your wireless received. Paid to
Charles Gledhill thru Fred Hoo
men 100000. Gledhill requires
further 100000. which shall pay
gradually"
On March IL the following reply
came To Schmidt from Berlin:
you may dispose out Of Fred
Hoomen on behalf of Gledhili.
Q.70o. 900" This cable was signed
Direction" as were other cables
from the bank.
The following report was then
eent BY Schmidt TO Berlin. March
-Paid Chas. Gledhnl further
o1o0. 900"
Final Payment Reported
March 20. Schmidt wired the
Doutsches bank In Berlin:
paid Charles Gledhili $500. 900. .
Four days later Schmidt sent the
following:
paid Chas. Giedhnl further
o1o0. 900"
On April 1. this message was
oeut by Schmidt 10 the Berlin
hank:
paid Charles Gledhm s4ss. 300.
ylnal payment"
In statements 70 the United
prooo to-day. the authorities in
oleeted that trace had been
Soueo Of . pouring out Of liter.
ely millions Of doiIars-much
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5 ARE ARRESTED
AS SMUCCLERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Five
men are under arrca, today as n
result OF the exposure OF the Angel
island Chinese smuggling ring
Agatha Hinklemyer. former clerk
at Angel island. IL being brought
here from Reno: Harry Akers. frof>
San Pedro. and Theodore kaphan
from San Diego. r L. Mills, auto
mobile agent. was arrested here. as
WAS Leo ong. alleged agent for a
HonFhong smuggling ring.
Friday the federal grand Jury
win be asked TO lndict the men and
a score OF former immigration Off.
claiR aud two local attorneys said
20 have been involved IN the Snug.
gilng expose thru the statement OF
Robert Ferguson.