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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

care Sc Va tinea Miercuri in ~
Ianuarie 1921 st. II. Gu ocaziunea
Sarbatorii Botezul Domnului in
Hala Societatii Aurora din
Taylor and Second Str. corner
de sub No. 200 So. Bethlehem Pa.
Inceputul Petrecerii la orele
Z p. III. Pretul de intrare Domnii
Soc Damele 25c.
Muz;ca renumita a d-lui Petru
Laicu din Philadelphia, Pa. va
distra onoratul Public Gu cele
mai frumoase jocuri 81 dome
rationale rominesti.
Venitlu intreg Sc va folosi pen
tru marirea fondului Societatil
Aurora Petrecerea va dura
pima in zori de ziua.
In speranta ca intreg onoratul
Public din ,loc 81 jur Va lua parte
la aceasta Petrecere ell Dams a
Soc. Aurora pentru reusita
cit mai tbuna raminem asteptln-
du-va Gu toata dragostea
Gu stima: (9-lO)
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
ATCHETA U.Lt1I GENERAL.
RASCANU Ia J1.AvA,
: s'a imbunatAtit situatia
detinutlor politici.

In urma celor scrise de catre
presa din Capitala despre regi-
mul putin omenesc la care sunt
supusi detinuti polititici dc la
Jilava 81 in urma intervenirei
d-lui n. 1orga 81 lulu Manu- Ill
general RaScanu ministru de raz-
boi facut ancheta personala.
D-sa sa convins ca faptele ex-
puse de presa sunt exacte 81 ca
cei carl fac paza forturilor au
dcpaSit marginile instructiunhor
primite.
De All inainte detnutii nu vor
mai fl nevoiti sd faca instructie,
vor putca Fl vizitati de familiile
,sr 81 vor avea libertatea sa pri-
measca alimente abuse din oras
81 sd citeasca reviste 81 ziare.
("Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

vii icognito la mine. Gu un val
des pc obraz. 81 nu Gu automo.
bllul. Trcbue 81 pastram toata
discretia posibila. Vino desearl
intre zece 81 ullsprezece. Te as
tept. Andrei nu va Fl acasa. Ell
nu trebue sa site mimic din inte.
lesul nostru. Daca ar afla ca tc
serveste pentru bani n ar scrie
un rind''.
Dupa zee Sc ilnbratiSara, Clo-
thnda pleca multumita, GU t0ate
ca Use parea ca prietena Ell prea
Tacoma de bani.
Intre orele 10 81 IL Sc reinapoic
Gu suna promise 81 Gu niste noa-
;ati interesante,, pc carl lie dadu
Sofiei. Pentru. siguranta, Sofia Q
faeu sd iscaleasca trei polite Gu
ordin 81 termen deschis. Dou3 de
cite suta de mil 81 una de cinci.
zeci de mil. ell procentele legale
lie opt la suta din ziua emiterei,
asigurind-o verbal Cd nu le ",
scoate pima in ziua cind Titu va
deveni liber.
A dOna ii ziarul Verite publica
pc pagin'a prima niste aminuntt
fosrte interesante in legatnra Gu
crima conisa de Snzana, promi
tfnd 81 alte destxinuiri senzatio
male, p tiraxili| ziarallui se'nrci
din prima u q cu 81 naasfe cinci mil al
| exemplare pesls III d6a1 NUT. 4
treia ii a plbsicst stires Cd TIT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

pot sd merg. Am aici un bolnav
al carui viata incrcdintata in
miinile mele? Ma mie de franci
pentru cheltuieli de inmOr1mintare
81 intretinerea 81 daca nu sc alum
ge sa-mi trimita c0ntul".
Vorbelc aceste au fost spuse sd
auza 81 Titu, din camera vecinl
81 dupa plecarea omuiui, pc uilld
Clothilda ii netezea fruntea, Titu
o cuprinse de nina, sarutind-o
de mai multe ori, si cind o slobozi
de la |buzele lui scortoase ii zise
soptind: 'Ingerul meu Salvador
cuvinte carl au fost resplatite de
Clothilda Gu un zimbet dragalas.
Geo sa zic& lumea Cd nu lie
duel la inmorlnin6area barbatu.
lui d-taleY" intreba Titu, tinknd
pc Clothilda de mind.
Iva urms)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

splnzuri. Asculta: Zece la suta.
Nici o centima mai JOS. Daca iti
place. Cincizeci de mil in avans
81 rcstul de doua suite cinciZeci
lie mil in ziua cind Titu va de.
veni liber.
Ma jefuesti Sofio!''
'Nu dai de la tine".
'Sa fie cinci la suta 81 doua.
zeci de mil avans'', replica Clio
thilda.
''Ti-am spus ca nici 0 centima
mai JOS. Nu-mi place sd ma toe
mesc. Asemenea servicii Sc pla-
tesc mai scump, dar ti-am facut
concesie ca unei prietene' ras.
,punse Sofia Gu seriositate.
''Bine, fie 81 asa, iii dau cicizeci
de mil de franci in avans dal
restul numai dllpa casatoria mes
Gu Titu"
Ell asi! Vorba sd fie. Restul
in ziua cind Titu va Fl liber"
replica Sofia.
Cum intelegi liber!"
''Cind Suzana va ii cOndam
nata 81 ell pc baza verdictulu
va putea divorta sau va ramines
v5duy. Cred Cd MA exprim destn
de e!ar'.
'B;ne, fie 81 cum zici. Poti 81
vii pc Ia mine sa-ti dau avansnl +
| 'Nu5 draRa. Mas yres a. FL
vAaut4 Gu tine Pc strada Afafe
! rea ginyaea. Char tn trebue 3;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
PERF|OIA oMENEASCA
- Roman Continporan
De 9. r. PAsCU
De 9. r. PAsCU

ta-sa MI la comunicat 81 partca
flndnciara afaccrei, prezintind
cazul numai din punct de vederc
al dreptatii care trebue sd trium-
lie. Find grabit, Lachotte a pie
cat, asigurind pc Clothilda, care
Ill seara aced lIl'Ma sd dea pri-
nlele noutati, ca va face tot ce-i
va sta i'll putinta sd Sc puma in
serviciul adevarului.
Eli. cum ramine Gu promisiu-
nea! Git imi dai comision din
nriiioanele viitorului tau barbat z
intreba Sofia pc prietelra Ell, du-
pa ce ramasera numai ele.
'Unu la suta", raspunse Clo-
thilda zinbind.
''Unu Ia suta Ha ha ha. Auzi
tre:zeci de mil din trei miIioane
Est; prea sgi,cita draga.
Bine, draga. gindeste-te q
NO 81 flu Ell stapins exclusive
Eayes.rei lni, 81. =
ce are afaceT! T!!rl All AL duel, a
nas cum u dis u suzans. Las;
I'D stiu eu ca tn al 81 tai 81 q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

Demetriad Sc afla in Rominia Sd
culeaga date 81 acte despre iden-
tltatea 81 antecedentele Luciei
Servais al cdrui hume adevarat
era Elena Teodoriu 81 tirajul zia-
rului Sc urea zilnic, spre bucuria
directorului, care felicita pc La
chotte de succesul lui.
DatOrita acestei combinatiuni,
ziarul Verite ducea campanie
apriga impotriva acuzatei. Clio
thilda afllnd de la Titu demersu.
rile ce avea de gind sd lie la 4
doua ri, lie comunica in timpul
noptei Sofiei, care lie transmitea
barbatului Ell. Tot asemenea re-
sultatul demersurilor, asa Cd We
rite era eel mai bine informal
ziar in chestia palpitanta care
tinca incordata atentia publicu-
lui, publicind fapte carl nu Sc pu-
tea desminti.
| In chestia advocatilor carl au
ref,zat sd ia apararea Suzanel
FClothilda jucat rolul principal
~
Titu orr ce avea de gfnd Sd faca
comunica Clothildei si ca la rim
dull ei Sc consfatuia Gu Sofia.
Advocatii Ia carl mers Titu
au fost desemnati de Clothilda
dup6 indicatiile date de Sofia
care le-a o6erit cite zece mil d
tiei - nj - anes5sne en- apSrarea
81 sadyccatuEa ut sdprl il
; tervenirea Clothildei, gras remu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
CEA MAI MARE STATIUNE
DE RADIOCRAFIE

Sainte Assaisc, Franta. =
Lois Deschmps, sub-secretarul
ministerelor postelor 81 telegra-
fului a pus lpiatra fundamentals
la cladirea care va sa fie .cea mai
mare statiune de radiografie din
June, capabila de transmite
$4,000 cuvinte pc ora ori a primi
81 descifra $4,000 cuvintc pc ora,
de catra ccle cinci Instruments
de telegrafie fara fir.
Statiunea Lafayette, care este
in prezent cea mai puternica, are
un radiu de $1,000 mile, insa
dupa cum Sc spune la ministerul
teeyrafului, experientele au do
vedit ca nu poate. Sc depande de
cit numai pe $500 mile, de pilda
e foartc dificil de comunica ell
Argentina.
Accasta statiune de radiogra-
fie va fl complectata i'm 1923, 81
Sc spune Cd va ayea comunlcatl"
Gu toate statiunile similare din
June. IS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentu
noStri q observa urm&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres&:
/. Sd Sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul li adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx d
Sc al&ture m&rci de &c. 81 Sc
caute sd nj SO dea numele stra-
del gi al ora3ului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
guh in zadar ayteaptS 81 j 90
schimbe adresa Cd nu % poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

NOIESC a vinde partea mea de
tovaraSie la Grocerie 81 Meat
Market, situat in centrul romi-
nilor. (9-10)
GEORGE SARASAN
1926 w. 65th St., Cleveland, o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

\IOJ
'Cu un muribund. Fri am III.
ternat la spital 81 doctorii mia
spus ca numai are zi.c mute de
trait. Ce zici: Vrei sd ma ser.
vestir'
''Eu Gu toata placerea, nmnai
nu tie pot asigura pima nu vor-
besc Gu Andrei. Nu stu daca va
putea. Daca vrei il telefonez Sd
vie. Pc yremea asia liber. Ce
zicii"
'Talefoneaza-i. NJ sunt gra
ibita 81 yreau sd stfu rezu!tatuw
raspunse Clothilda.
Peste 0 jumatate ceas sosi zia'
ris.ul 81 fu pus in current DE-
Sofia despre propunerea Clio
thildei.
Lachotte, incredintat cd Va
adnce un .serviciu ziarului si afa
cerea find de ordin general :
copsimti fra. mnlt4 !, gin
dire acn rescrva ca daca M Sc \;
opilne directorul, 81 spre cinste.
aaai trebue sx ment;Onxm, nevas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

nerat, 81 curentul Great de Verite
refuzat sd mai figureze ca apa-
ratorul Suzanei. 81 intrigele ace
ste erau cu. Alta dibacie urzite,
ca Titu, find intro stare de SUI.
rescitare nervoasa ma fost in
stare sd aIflc, nici sd banniasca
macar ca este un complot impo-
trivia sotiei sale, 81 Gu att mai
putin sd banuiasca pc Clothilda,
care afecta cele mai sincere 81
compatimitoare sentimente fata
de el 81 de Suzana.
Boaia lui Titu, provenita de
curentul Great de Clothilda Gu
ajutorul Sofiei 81 al ziarului We
rite, find el insusi rapit de acel
current, ia servit de immune sal
cncereasca inima. Acum raminea
sal tina departe de Suzana, sa Nil
caza din nou sub Influenza Ell,
find slab de fire 81 foarte malea-
bill, 81 Sc hotari sd faca tot posi-
bilul sal tina departe de ca. @
intimplare, pc care de altfel pu-
sese multi temeiu, ii yeni in 'aju.
tor. A doua ii dupa ce doctorul
asdeclarat cd THU e afara de Or
ce primejdie, VENT un ON de Ia
spital 81 ia spns cd ia murit bar
batn-sau 81 intendentul spitalu
hui 0 roaga sd n,earga sa ia dis
|pozitiuni pentru inmorm1ntares
ri:
pupe-i' intend deptullii ca III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
c 0 N v 0 CAR E

Societatea Romina de AiutOr
81 Cultura ''Biruinta'' din War
rem. Ohio Convoaca pc t0ti mem
'bri de lua parte la sedinta
lmara extra-ordinara, care va Fl
Duminica Is lanlrarie 1921 in
Hala Societatii 'Biruinta'' ia
Walnut Str. Sed;nta Sc Va des.
chide la orele l 80 p. m.
La ordinea zilei va Fl Darea
de seama dcspre activitatea Soc
81 alegerea nouilor functionari.
A VIZ! - Doritorii de a de-
veni ca membri sunt primiti GU
drag. Ell inscrierea redusa numai
de 5000; aceasta numai pima la
l Febrlta"ic 1921. In speranta ca
vom Fl Gu totii prezenti am ramas
in numele Soc. ''Biruinta".
George Blaga, Presedinte.
Iosif Comsa, Secretar coresp.
SO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
DARE DE sEA1GA 81
MULTU1uTA PUBILCA,

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cu.tura Nulturul' din Ho-
mestead. Pa. all avut o Petrecerc
impreunata Gu Dams, i'll 7 Ianua.
rie 1921 (ziua de Craciun) la
care aducem calduroase multu-
miri publicului care ne-au spri-
jinit Gu prezenta D-nealor. Ase-
mcnea multumim d-nilor care au
suprasolvit dupa cum urmeaza i:
l. Mustatia $500, I. Hancu
$50; S. Varga No. 2 81 90; Ilie
Iancu $1.O0; !. Morariu $1.OO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

Y, Franciuc $1.OO; D. Nicoara
$1.N; ID. Procupp $1.OO; n.
Baila 800; l. Tolan $1.0O; |.
Boiccan $1.OO; G. Cucu $l.0O; 2.
Ciologa $1.O0; F. Albert $1.O0;
u. Bichisiu $1.0O; G. Morar
$1.OO; p. Padure $1.O0; D. Rosca
soc; V. Tanase soc; G. Olariu
soc; G.. LaSiu soc; B. Tosanu
soc; G. Modran soc; T. Ghetian
soc; N. Calborean soc; Manoila
Lungu soc; I. Pulca soc; A. Da
rinton soc; Il. Baltes soc; &.
T1if soc; A. Cherches soc; G.
Stcfancscu soc; G. Lazar SOC;
A. Boicean soc; Traian Aldan
soc; l.. Tirmonia soc; p. Manolc
soc; llie Baltes 25c; Iul. Baila
25c; A. Rodinciuc 25c; Iosif
Giurca 25c; V. Mujat 25c; T. AL
dia 25c: loan Gusan 25c; |.
Wasel 25c; S. Medrea 25c,
Aducem multumita fratilor ca
re au fost la 'colindat 81 Gu
tulva'' Dmnitru Bichis, Y. Langa
4 i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

Pretal Deatru pahlleafll eas sCaHt".
sDe v1nAaso'ss s,Aannt As G2sAtofies',
Ote, oootA DeAtfu fiecase cnv1Af 2
CuxTI - . Dablicatie. oaD = - eaati
- - DahSlaA nt1SA
Heatso Dart - seanA, lAvftAfa Ae
ootea. eWn1eN aaa aansus1 eo0tl ~
oAA. eaa oA.oo I eoloaAA - 11aI.
pnhllestille a. ne lasetlte - saAa
0eeesasA. Credit m are Aeett societA.
NE Ata Ualaaea .. n. A.
1Gaaescrlptele sas telegram N se
0aDolasA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
Rusia nu e s0cialista.

Roma. - Russia nu este sccia-
lista: ca este tara cea Wai de-
partata de socialism" spun dol
dintre eel mai de seama fruntaSi
socialist italieni. dd. Gregory
Nofri 81 Ferdinando Pozzani,
carl -sdupa o lunga calatorie prin
Rusia, all scOS carte in care
descrie Russia 81 sistemul sovie-
fist.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.

/ Look over our candy special and
take home a pound-Reid Bros.
Miss Frances Halliday who has
been visiting her sister, Mabel, in
| Urbana, ILL.,, has returned and will
spend the remainder Of her vacation
at the home of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Halliday.
| Mary Doyle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Doyle, was given birth
day party Wednesday. 1t being her
10th birthday ten of her girl friends
were present to help her celebrate
the happy occasion. Lunch was
served and the birthday cake with its
10 lighted candles occupied the cent
er of the table. Before leaving for
their homes her guests presented her
with many pretty and useful pres-
ents.
Floyd Goodfellow, who has spent
the past two years in Florida, is
greeting his many Clio friends, this
week. Floyd went to Florida to take
position as salesman for the Hud-
son car, and was so successful in his
efforts that within the space of little
more than year he was made gen.
eral wholesale salesman for the state
This, of course, means that he is
drawing very handsome salary and
has very desirable position. He
says, too, that he likes Florida very
much, which adds greatly to the other
desirable features of the situation.
We know we are perfectly safe in
| assuming to state that every one in
Clio will be mighty glad of Floyd's
success.
Mrs. John Stock. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilder,
and son. Kirk, all Of Saginaw, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ulrey,
Sunday.
Charles Haas and daughter, Mrs.
j. Wilson and son, Hunter, of ST.
George, Ont. are spending a few
weeks with friends in Clio and vicin-
ity.
Clyde Willard and family returned
to their home in Saginaw, Monday.
The family spent their vacation with
friends here while Clyde was attend
ing school in Detroit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, of Flushing a lob. son,
who has been named Paul Leonard.
Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mrs. Jane Dryer, of Bath, it visit
ing her nephew, the editor, and fam
ity. The latter also entertained VIM.
Ferris, of Bath, the editors cousin,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Harrison Bean presented the editor
and family with some beautiful red
astrakhan apples, finest we have seen
this season-Thank you. Rob. DAILY
also gave US some nice cabbages.
Thanks again, sir.
The Misses Flora Haven, Verna
Lembach and Ruth Chappell spent the
week end with Mrs. Caroline Benson
at Long Lake near Howell. They re-
port a very delightful time.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04

FOR SALE-Good work horse, cheap
Inquire of George Stiltz, North
Center St., Clio. 27-2S
TRUCKING am prepared to do
light trucking Of all kinds at rea-
sonable prices. Leave orders at
The Messenger Office. Earl Tuf-
ford. 27-30
FOR SERVICE - Role Lieuwkje
Korndyke, No. 30O697, Holstein,
/ mile south and 1-2 mile west of
Clio. Ito insure $1,000 Hollis
Carey, Manager. If.
LOST-Monday afternoon, between
the Carl Bottimer farm, north of
Clio and the village, lady's pocket
book containing a small amount
of change and a grocery list.
Finder please return to The Mes
senger Office. %
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04

We notice that many newspaper
writers seem to take delight in recall.
ing the fact that the new chairman
of the Republican National Commit
tee started working for the company
of which he is now the head. at a
wage Of SO per week. That is in
teresting and worth telling to the
young people of the country. But it
wasn't $3-a-week beginning that en-
abled him to get to the head of a
large manufacturing concern. 1t is a
safe bet that he never began to look
at the clock an hour before quitting
time, that he didn't leave any Of his
own work for someone else to do, and
that he was already to take on little
more responsibility whenever the boss
picked him out for bigger job.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of


Genesee, IS.
At session of the Probate Court
for said County of Genesee, held at
the Probate Office, in the City of
Flint, on the 30th day of July, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-one.
Present.: Hon. John C. Graves,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jane Dewey, deceased.
Petition having been filed for the
allowance of certain written instru-
ment as the last will and testament of
deceased.
1t is Ordered, That Thursday, the
9Th day Of September next, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, at said Pro-
bate Office, be appointed for the al
lowance of said will.
And it is Further Ordered, That a
copy Of this order be published three
successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing in The Clio Messenger, a
newspaper printed and circulating in
the County of Genesee.
John G.. Graves,
Judge of Probate.
A true copy.
Fred A. Wertman,
Judge Of Probate. $3.50
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
THE PEOPLES
WANTS

FOR SALE-Internation upright
engine, 1-2 h. p, good condition,
Inquire of Ross Pedlow.
FOR SALE-20 acres or more, good
location, 4 miles west of Clio Ed
gar w. Wilson. 20
FOR SALE-No. / work horse.
Chas. J. LaDue, two miles west and
1-2 mile north of Clio. 27-28
WANTED-Housew or cleaning
by the day. Call on or address
Mrs. Josie Gilliland, Clio, Mich.
Route 2. %
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
THE CLIO MESSENGER
Published Thursdays at Clio, Mich
Entered as Second Class Mail
Chas. II. Reed, Editor.

False economy" is the answer
many bureaucrats give to any demand
for a reduction of expenditures, and
it is sometimes very plausible an
swer. Almost any man can demon
strate that it would be real economy
in the end to increase his expendi-
lures. Nevertheless, every business
man and every farmer finds himself
compelled to regulate his expenses in
accordance with his income, and the
government must do the same.
President Harding is entitled to the
cooperation of all his subordinates
in his retrenchment program, and will
be commended by the people accord
ing to the measure Of success he at
tains.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04

wANTED-By married man, to
work on farm by year, or furnish
ed farm to work on shares. Al
references. Address, w. c. Hend-
erson, r. F. d. 3. Clio 1929
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow,
Mt. Morris, Electric lights, Al
drive, well in kitchen, water mains
on street, full basement, furnace.
Terms very reasonable. f. j.
Mette, Oak & Wilcox, Mt. Nor
ris- %
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
Explaining His Name.

Jack, whose maternal grandmother
had been married three times, on be-
ing asked for whom he was named,
said "Why, / was named after moth
er's first father"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
Matter of Principle.

A good many widows get married
Just to show that they can, and not
because of any particular liking for
what they get.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-04
Little Things count.

Little Things Count.
A comma is little thing, but so liz
a cinder in your eye. In the wrong
place, little things can cause great
deal OF trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-02

NEW YORK, July IA leading
oil producer in this country with
large properties in Mexico and South
America expressed himself as op-
posed TO the tariff on imports OF
crude and fuel oils as proposed In
the house tariff bin. III this section
Is adopted" he said. at means that
the country has permanently saddled
itself with an import tax on oil TO re-
lieve temporary situation. Natural
ly other countries will follow suit
and fix heavy export taxes on crude
products within their own boundaries
by American companies for export
to refincrics here. In this connection
Il Is difficult TO sec how our govern
mcnt can protest McNico's proposed
new export tax and AZ the same time
levy an import duty in this country"
PITTSBURGH--fn hope OF effect
ing n settlement, hearings in tho
Tidewater OIL company receiyership
proceedings against the Guffey GIL
lespic oil company. have been de-
ferrcd until July s.
NEW YORK the annual meet
ing OF the Royal Dutch company in
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GET VERDICT FRIDAY
Prosecution Of Negro Woman for
Murder Of Man at Sandy springs
Goes tn Jury Today

Irene King. negro woman charged
with the murder of Frank Carr. ne
gro. at a dance hall in sand Springs
on the night Of April s, faced jury
in district court Friday afternoon
The woman. It is alleged, stabbed
Carr to death without provoCation
after calling him of Of the dance
floor. Tho state summoned list OF
Is witnesses and rested its case
about o'clock IN the afternoon The
defense Immediately began putting
witnesses on tho stand. and when
court adjourned at o'clock had
used five Of long list. j. T.
Springer, counsel for defense said
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49,. asa -. ..~ ,,,, ~, pri,rity
t'.',,s
NEW E-Iri'n'e adFirfa
from Washington. evidently rcsuli.
Ing from financial protests. intimate
that the oil 'ariG percentages IN tho
proposed new law viii b." very ma
trrially cat before enactment The
O.. mark ia heard in tho s'rrct That
while the proposed oil tarlff against
NcNIoan imports may benefit some
of tho purely domestic concerns, u
VIII tend 20 make for quicker rN-
pulsion ~ United states resources.
vr' conservation ~ our oil supply is
vital As = general proposition,
high tariff. such Jas has been lu'ro-
duccd In the hous&a Washington. f.
meeting with caugtic financial com
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he would not use all Of the sum.
moned witnesses but would res, ths
case saturday morning II is be-.
neved the case will be given to the
jury by noon.
Afcature Of the trial Friday vss
the tllrg of tho jury box Tho rr,
12 men men called were accepted by
both sides and sworn in. a mos, un.
usual occurrence. IN a murder trial
Tho jury W A. Black. Joe Crav.
ley W +. Darlington, J, T. Har.
desty. George Harris q. S. H.nkls
S. NJ King, John Lovett G T.. Brt.
ers. r VI Scott, j. a Scckatz and
c. =. Walker.
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IntllcOil Fields
"NOt Born YesterddY

"Tho oil man who is fooled by the
sudden change of heart which has
apparently ovortakon tho standard
Oh crowd, which In announcing that
II has decided TO discontinue taking
oil from Mexico, is certainly u boob
and tho operators In oklahoma are
not 80 easily fooled" according to
G. J. Wrightsman. who continuing
says.
"tirst wc have no assurance that
they viii rontinu" this policy
Second. It is intended to etir up
those manufacturers depending on
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fuel oil VINO are willing 10 pay a
reasonable price for fuel oil against
the tariff.
Third, we never intended the tar
M to he a pDhibitiVe tariff hut "A
revenue tariff and a protection TO
the several million indufa rial work
ers and a fair return on tho capital
invested In the petroleum industry.
Fourth, We arc not arrayinc our
selves against President Ohregon Of
Mexico. but on the contrary hope his
efforts to rchabilitatc his country
Will be most successful"