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The New York herald., 1921-11-24
OIL output Gains.

The daily gross crude Oil production
In the United States during the week
ended on November 10 was 1,294.150
barrels. an increase Of 1880 compared
with that Of the preceding week, ac-
cording to the American Petroleum In
stitute. The production of the corre-
spending week year ago was 1.308,-
720 barrels daily. Central Texas led the
gain with a daily average increase Of
26, 500 barrels.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
DURANT co. GETS CONTRACTS.
orders for $4,000 4 Cylin-
der ana 0,OOO o Cylinder Cnrs.

The .Durant Company of New York
has obtained contracts for the sale of
$4,000 four cylinder cars and approxi-
mately 5000 six cylinder cars, according
to M. Il. Leahy its sales manager. That
business was received from Eastern ter
ritory or fourth OF tho ground covered
by the Durarit companies.
No figures about its sales In other
sections. except in Canada, in which The
Canadian Durant Company reported
having orders for more than $4,000 cara
have been announced. a--.s
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
TANK CAR STOCK OFFERED.
S0,OOO,OOO of Union Company Pre-
ferred ON Market.

Blair G. Co.. Inc. the Equitable Trust
Company OF New York and Dominick &
Dominick are offering block of $6,000,-
900 OF per cent. cumulative preferred
stock Of the Union Tank Car Company
at s103 share. The company was for
merry Standard Oil subsidiary and Is
the largest owner Of tank cars in the
United States. he
The company owns s29.6Ss tank cars,
OF which 6,7O0 are pledged as security
for S12, ,o12.000 Of equipment trust notes.
leaving 22,9S9 free and unencumbercd
for the benefit OF the s12.000,000 OF pre-
ferred stock. ts
The New York herald., 1921-11-24

The advance of s15 cents a pound in
the spot cotton price in Liverpool this
week seems to show that spinners over
there, know something about new de-
mands for finished goods that Is not so
well known here. Either that or there
has been a rather sudden reverse in the
speculative position In the face OF the
certainty of larger American cotton
crop than was predicted early last
month. Not few persons close to the
cotton market here believe thac the yield
win be nearer 100000, than 100000
bales
The New York herald., 1921-11-24

The turnover In Dayison Chemical
stock was about four times the total Of
transactions In Steel common. fact that
supplied a measure Of the real character
Of yesterdays market The chemical
shares advanced nearly points net. That
issue, remains considerable of a mystery.
The coInnany has a process for use in
refining easolene. which large refiners
are exam,nhg. and until a decision is
made 'abous its practical worth the
shares are likely to contain that element
Of hope and uncertainty so enticing to
SPECTATORS. f
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
Cloverleaf.

The stockholders of the Toledo, st.
Louis and Western Railroad have been
granted an extension Of time to Novem-
ber 30, 1921. in which to deposit their
stock with the Empire Trust Company
in order to participate in the settlement
Of the suit against the road. To date
96 per cent. Of the common and pre-
ferred stocks outstanding have been de-
posted
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
Burlington.

Arrangements to convene the directors
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad about December are under
way. The financial community 10 more
than usually interested to know what
action will be taken on its dividend. Un-
confirmed reports have 1t that the dis
bursement may exceed S per cent, de-
clared last summer.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
Gold Imports.

Gold imports yesterday were approxi-
mately SS,000,000. about half of which
had been previously announced as Zen
route" The Cedric brought $3.250.0OO to
Kuhn, Loeb g. Co. and $6fl, ,427 to Bar
clay. Hazard & Co.. the latter expecting
to receive about s60O,0 by the Car
mania. The Drottningholm brought
from Sweden $2.S0O.OOo in gold to the
National Bank Of Commerce and about
100000 to the National City Bank.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
LYON GETS PRIvrLEGEs BACK.

The governors of the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday restored Cecil Lyon
to full privileges as n member. Mr.. Lyon
was Exchange. member Of the firm OF
Hollister. Lyon & Walton, suspended
from membership in the Exchange in De-
cember, 1920. .,f y ..tsr.,
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
Crucible steel Dividend.

The Crucible Steel Company of Amer
lea has declared the regular quarterly
1% per cent. dividend on its preferred
stock. payable on December 81, to hold
ers of record on December Is.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
stock exchange Seat ss4, 900.

John b. Gilnllan, Jr.. has bought the
seat on the New York Stock Exchange
formerly held by Joseph J. Hearns. de-
ceased. The consideration was S4,000,
in contrast to $4,000 for the last
previous sale of seat in the Ex-
change.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
G..olene Price Advanced.

The Pierce Oil Corporation announced
yesterday an advance of a cent GAL
lon in the price OF gasolene in the
Louisiana and ARKANSAS divisions.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
Buenos Aires. cents a peso

l2.45 Buenos Aires. cents a peso:
Demand ......32.90 $500 32I5
Cables ....... $500 33.12M 32.S7M
103.4 AZ Uruguay. cents a dollar: stt
Demand ......87.02h $3.50 6750
Cables ......67.75 67.75 67.75
CANADA.
New York funds In Montreal. so450. pre-.
mium ~. 900; Montreal funds In New York.
tS6.25 discount a $1,000.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
1921.

Open pen fs,sn esta .s est. Ing Ing. ch.nss.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24

Days sales. 65i
The New York herald., 1921-11-24

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2s. 1921.

Year to date,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
Good News for Deer Hunters

The swamps of the Manchae
district and nearer the Mississippi
river are teaming with deer, and
the sport this season, it is pre-.
dicted by we'll posted observers,
will be the best known in q mum.
Der of years. Those who have
been in the swamps report that
deer tracks in many places obliter-
ate the tracks of smaller animals.
In less than u month, on Sep
tember 16, the deer season will
open in the upland zone. which
includes most of the non-overf1ow
portions of the state, where the
deer breed earlier than in the low
land zone. The upland zone in
cludes the parishes of Beaurcgard,
Allen, Rapides, I4sSallc. VIM,
jackson, Lincoln and Union and
ill parishes between these and the
Texas bs,ricr. The remaining
po,,,,a vi the state is known as
the .owland zone. where the season
opens October 1st. In each zone
the season lasts three and half
months.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
Court House News

The dog DAYS are on and for the
most part matters are very quiet
at the Temple of Justice. the big.
gest excitement of the week being
the election held within its portals
Tuesday, when great numbers,
who were interested in the out.
come of both the Supreme Judge.
ship and school tax, were in aud
out all day watching and waiting
for the end.
The following cases were dis
posed of:
Jim Nix. drunk and disorderly.
$1,000. White section foreman
T. and P, John Cross, alias
''SIummy." fighting and disturb
ing the peace, Is days or $500.
Robert Raccine, contempt of court,
$50. 90 or 20 days. Graden Taylor,
fighting and contempt of court,
$25.0 or Is days.
The following were confined to
Jail:
Maxey Walters, insane; T. r.
Wade, concealed weapons; Clar-
ence Royster, forgery; Haywood
Esters, escaped from Pineville.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
Mrs. Lizzie Mechanic

News of the death Of this vener-
able lady who was nearing her
nintleth milestone, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Caleb Sandel.
of Powhatan, was learned Monday
with sorrow by her friends in
Natchitoches among whom she
was held in high esteem.
Mrs. Mcdaniel was the Nestor
in educational circles in this Sec
ton of the state, where she was
noted far and wide as highly
educated woman, of brilliant mind.
cultured aud refined, and having
instructed more girls and boys in
the rudiments as well as prepara-
tions for college, than any other
educator in North Louisiana.
Reference was made in these COL
umns some months ago, when the
old house was torn down, of the
| fine work done in this ancestral
home of the Longs of which old
and prominent family she was
| brilliant member, by this noble
lady and "reminiscences recalled by
her old pupils Of school days when
Miss Lizzie" was at the helm.
The remains, were brought thru
Natchitoche, Tuesday .n route to-
Campti, whpr. they we're inferred
in the family burial plot.
Three daughters, several grand
children and other relatives. be-
sides old friends and pupils will
long hold this old lady's memory
in kind reference.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

and slim, with golden curls and spark
ling eyes, and the candid. friendly
look on her rosy face which was
specially characteristic of Cedric. On
the big stage of the studio one might
see room from the historic old Eng
lish Castle, and the handsome massive
furniture, the rich tapestries and vel
vet rugs lent reality to the scene.
There was the big banquet room. with
its long polished table at which Cedric
was the dignified grandfather whose
dark deep set eyes peered at him down
the vista of cleaning candles, snowy
linen and silver dishes. Solemn foot
men and butler stood behind the tall
carved chairs, and certainly Cedric
looked small and childlke as he sat
well toward the edge of his seat, with
his little legs dangling in front of him,
and conversed naively with the old
nooleman on things in general.
There were the cleaning polished
stairs up which he accompanied his
gouty grandfather, bravely beseeching
him to lean on me, grandpa, I'm
seven land fascinating glimpses of
picturesque English park, village and
country stretches may be seen. Mis-
Pickford is noted for the thoroughness
with which she enters into part, and
indeed for months she has actually
lived the life of Little Lord Fountleroy,
which accounts for the intensity and
reality of the characters she portrays.
The Youngest Correspondent found
her most delectable, both as Little
Lord Fountleroy and as Little Mary,
for there is childish appeal in her
loye for the childhood she has lett not
far behind. which is instinctively felt
by screen fans as we'll as by the Dick
Winslows who have had the good for
tune to come in contact with her. And
when, before very long, Little Lord
Fauntleroy will be released, and eager
children and grown-ups the big word
over will flock to see it, she will add
one more triumph to her career which
has been series of such, and, Wat
means far more to Mary Pickfcrd, add
countless tiny jewels to the mosaic
which made of the precious bits of love
which are accorded her in countess
little hearts.
WYNONAH BREAZEALE JOHNSON.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
Health Unit Notes
AUGUST 20, 1921

Report to your doctor early il
you have tonsilltis and sore throat
Many of these cases are serious.
The time is getting late fol
effectively dealing with mosqui.
toes this year but good start ir
drainage of standing water ma,
he made in preparation. for nexl
year. 1t is necessary to have d
ditch only large enough to com
pletely drain the accumulated
water in seven days (mosquito
larvae require 10 days to develor
into adult mosquitoes.) Adul,
mosquitoes may live all summer,
and only the female mosquito lives
during the winter. After laying
her first batch of eggs in February
or March the female dies, so if
this first brood of larvae (wiggle-
tails) is killed, a big advance will
lE4se beens made in. next years
campaign.
While drainage is by all means
the most satisfactory way of hand
ling the mosquito problem, be-
cause it does not need to be so
constantly watched, still a clear
pond of water not shaded by trees
and free from vegetation may not
be q mosquito menace if animnls
are kept from tracking pockets
around the sides of the pond, and
if the pond is stocked with surface
feeding mlnnows. But even tho
the pond is stocked with minnows
and fairly free from vegetation, 1T
may harbor plenty of mosquito
larvae If the pond is shaded by
trees.
The malaria mosquito likes a
quiet place in clear water whereas
the bothersome mosquito likes a
place near houses, in sewerage and
it is not SO particular about shade.
Take a dipper and test the stand.
ing water near your house for
mosquito larvae. Make a quick
dip into the water near q weeded
shady place. The malaria mos
quito larvae lie fiat on the water;
the bothefsome mosquito larvae
hang from the surface by their
tails.
Summary of Weeks Activities
Homes surveyed 19
Hookworm Specimens examined "a
Ho0kwOrm treatments. 8
Laboratory examinations 4
Typhoid Vaccinations Is
Lectures 1
Homes visited 81
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
Tuesdays Election

The result of the short but hotly
contested campaign for the Su-
preme Judgeship is still in doubt
at our hour of going to press. as
while Judge Reynolds was leading
by a narrow margin, Judges Por-
ter and Land were only a few
hundred behind, with Judge Boone
with enough votes to be also in
the count, all of which can be
materially changed when some OF
the outlying precincts are heard
from, which may be 4 matter of a
day or two longer. Owing to the
light registration a comparatively
light, according to the number
eligible, vote was expected which
number was made even lighter by
the intense heat, which gave an
excuse to the Indifferent ones for
not exercising their rights OF suf-
frage.
Natchtoches paid her candidate
the hand ONE and justly deserved
compliment of a fine vote, and
friends of Judge Porter are conf
dent that tie full returns will see
him elecie! and eagerly await the
result.
The returns from the school tax
are not complete either at this
hour but enough is known to show
that is has been defeated, not in
numbers, as except in one ward,
of those heard from, the majority
in numbers is far greater than
anyone expected but unfortunately
for the cause, property counts and
not people.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

A survey of the cream routes in
Lincoln parish shows a total of
$50 cows yielding an average Of
500 pounds of butter fat per day
all of which is sold IN Ruston at
the creamery at IS cents per
pound. This movement was start
d last fall whea. three routes
were established aegreaat,ng 95
miles with 900 COWS which has
been extended and is continuing
to do so under the parish demon
stration agent.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

An American educator has been
trying to buy as Franco Ameri-
can memorial a building that few
Americans ever heard of tho it
has been called the ''baptlsmal
font of America" 1t is the house
in Saint Die on the Meuse river
right near the German frontier in
which in 1907 the name America
was first put upon the printed
page and engraved upon the map.
In be same neighbornood, soldiers
of the first separate American unit
wrote the name of their country
in blood.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Watermelon syrup is one Of the
latest industries in South Louis
iana, where L. H. Ruehlman OF
Rosepine experimented with most
gratifying results, claiming his
anSIon syrup superior to the best
r'boos csne syrup on the market
and can b produced 1t : GOOD
profit . be finds I ready msrket
for all be can make At 41.25. :
gallon.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

About the most interesting of
recent American inventions is the
phonogrsph safe lock which only
opens when the owner of the safe
repeats thru the keyhole q phrase
that has been previously recorded
from his own voice.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Uncle Sam wants to find every
man that has q claim against him
50 that he can pay the claim and
If you havn't one yourself you
can helD Uncle Sam by finding the
man who has and tell him of the
clean. up squad that is ready to
help him.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Probably the oldest woman
druggist in the world, if not the
oldest engaged in any profession
or line of work, is Mrs. Mary
Klump of Allentown, Pa, who
recently passed her Tooth mile
stone and still actively attends to
her duties.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
NOTICE

Whereas John Mahfous has petition
ed the court for letters Of adlninistra-
ton on the estate of the late Nack
NARROW, deceased, intestate: Notice
10 hereby given to ill whom It may
concern to show cause within seven
days why The prayer Of the petition
should not be granted and why the
description and valuation Of the prop.
orty should not be auproved..
Witness my hand this August 20,
B. s. SWEET,
Aug. 3, e. Clerk llth D. C., Il.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

The largest cable in the world,
carrying 408 pairs of wires, max
ing it possible to conduct 600
conversations simultaneously, has
been laid on the bed of the De-
troit river, the cable weighing
60,670 pounds. IS 5000 feet in
length and 1OA inches thick.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

One of the wonders of the world
is q reversible waterfall in the Bay
of Funday where a 40 foot tide
tumbles over q rock obstruction.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

There is going to be q 1900, ,000-
ton sugar surplus this year.
Wonder how this big surplus will
affect the price of it,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

The flag of the Confederate
Ststes was firss displayed in pub
lie March 1851 over the Statehouse
in Montgomery, Alabama.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Work on 81, 5000, 900 .harbor
for the U. S. Naval Training Sta
tion at Great Lakes. ILL.,, has been
started.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Uni6cation of laws relating to
bills of exchange is the aim of a
committee of the League of Ma
tions.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

The japanese mercantile marine
ranks third among the commercial
fleets of the world.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

All the rOsin made in the United
States is produced in eight South
eastern States.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

The United States is the great
est cattle raising country in the
world.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Thrift is becoming a national
characteristic due to habits &C.
quired during the war.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

South Africa is spending over
&2O0,O 900 IN advertising itself in
other countries.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Financial fits is the latest epi.
demic.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

There is one auto tu every five
persons in South Dakota,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

EngIand's first fleet was built by
Alfred the Great in 878.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25

Experience and failure are the
runys to tn. ladder of final success.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
THURSDAY, AUG 26. 1921

Clocks regulated and operated by
water power are common in China
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-08-25
6 6 6

will break Cold, Fever and Grippe
quicker than anything We know. pre-
venting pneumouia.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

Lin Of Fiscal Yea 1914
vSSshse' ~ which wsrs made P'ysss QUE q s 1s.s
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

List of Road Orders given County approved b
the Judge
account Of Fiscal Year 1920 and paid Turnpike Fund
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

Pay Roll February z7th .......
vn Hlor $3.50. .............se...
Pay Roll March 9Th ...............
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

List o Read Order. avn Read Supervisor County Judge pay
able out Of the 1919 Turnpe Fund
Dirt Roads n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13

o PIESk CoMICA
(Dupa Milton Bronner)

Titlul piesei; Sdrutatul.
Scena: TribNnatul de divort din
LOMdr0.
Persoanele principale:
EdUard Vidal, pianist 81 compo-
zitor muxical.
). Primrose Vidal, sofia lui, canta-
ifeata de concerto.
Hs Dr.. Arthur William Wilson, un
renumit doctor batran filantrop.
Vidal a inteatat diuort. Clencissl
il 'dactOral. Ddctoral 81 nevdstG lisi
Vidal s,eagd Oina. Dina Vidal .
sntentat cOntrG-Gcuzd impOtriva
bdrbGtMl,ti ei.
Dupd desbatere de zece zile,
cMrtea CT jsrafs decide Cd mici aca-
"a 81 nici contra acuza IN caz m,.
sumt odevdrote, spald pc fiecore 81
respinge 0mbele actiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
cere ajutoruI
StatoIor Unite

BERLIN, II Iulie.- -Dupa te-
legrama trimisa din Kowono Ga
zetei Prusiei de Est, Lenine a ape
lat guvernului Statelor Unite prin
Senatorul Joseph l. France, care
Sc afla la Moscova, "sa vina in a.
jutorul poporului rusesc care este
serios amenintat sd piara de foame,
prin a trimite hrana.
Correspondence zice ca informa-
tia o are din isvor absolut sigur.
Corespondentul afirma mai depar-
te Cd guvernul Statelor Unite in
formal Moscova, ca in principiu,
este inclinat sd inaugureze un SER
viciu de ajutoare pc 0 scala mare
dar aceasta numai Gu conditia ca
poporul rusesc sd aleaga un repre-.
zentant independent, fara influen-
te politice, care sa fie 1nsarcinat
Gu supravdgherea 81 distribuirea
ajutOarelor.
Lenine, declara corespondentul
incearca sd primeasca aceste con
ditiuni, Gu toata opozitia extremis
tilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
MEXICO VA FACE
ECONOMII

MEXICO CITY, 13 Iulie.
Presedintele republicei, Obregon, .
dat ordin tuturor departdmentelor
g sa observe cea mai stricta eco
raonie IN toate afscerile. Fl : dat
instructii membrilor cabinetului
sAu q acestia y faca tot posibilul
ea = se redue1 cheltuielile oficiilor
apartinatoere departamentului -
pectiv. Fiscare departament W
Tee buget lunar detailat care y
ii inaintat controlorllui de stat
sprs rsxipuire Vi robsre, dnpx =
~ vor iace ic&tile % ceti y
|cests y W afla neoesarc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
.TAIERE DE PLAT

CHICAGO, 13 Iulie. - Repre-
sentantii al optzeci mil de ample
iati La trenurile Gu viteza mare 'au
sfatuit All Cd ce actiune Sd faca
contra decisiei Comitetu1ui cSibr
ferate care a redus platile lor E2
s cent? la cias. Aceasta reduccdre
ar fl efectiva Gu ziua de I August.
Reducerea ar fl de y dollsri y
lana pentru fiecare amploiat. Ast-
fel s'ar economiza 0 sulna de 11-12
milioane dollari annual.
Redncerea sd refere Ia orice am.
ploiat la trenurile Gu mare vitexa,
Gu esceptia muncitorilor din ate.
lier.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
FEMEIIE
MANA NEACRA

Politia : arestat 81 detinut pc
q femeie in legatnra Gu trimiterea
unor scrisori Mana Neagra, " ce-
rand $4,000 della Samuel T. Nash,
2611 Guilford-rd., Edward Pres
cott, $685. Fairmount boulevard, 81
y. r, Browning, 177O1 Lake Shore
boulevard, negu1tori fruntasi din
Cleveland.
Detectivii Pinherton, carl de e,
teva sxptxmAni - urm1rit caxul
spun \ femeia care ! TRIMS scri
scrile ! foet anes jtl p timpuri II
servicinl seestor A guatori
"A nrisolrs salnn annsnintati 4
a l ph 1p lsaael ~ WI w
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
20 MI SOLDATI
SI-AIJ CERIJT
ABSOLVAREA

WASHINGTON, 13 Iulie.
Douxseci nil de soldati si-au cerut
demisia 81 cele zece zile din urma,
g resnltst apelnlui ministrului de
rxsboiu Weeks. Apelul - Hcpt
din csus1 ck srmata Statelcr Uni
,ts = " rsducs u 16Q, ,QQQ oameni.
Din apliesnti z'eu eo4aedist deja
vre-o 1900 Cea mai sssre parts
ds aplieanti snnt din partes csrs
J vscin1 eu Mexico. Uncle rsgi-
msnts u III yor perde s1te 50 4
sutx din os1Asnii sari seryesc y
cum. Acstis - yor inlccui ~ ~
nsni ~ alte rsgi,nsnts cfi =
vor Az tiinta ssnels regiments
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
CE E CAUZA
CALDURII?

SANTA CLARA, California, Is
Iulie. ~ Calugarul Jerome Ricard,
astronomul uniyersitatii de aici !
decla5at ca caqxa caldurii ce ban
tuie peste fntreg globul pk1nantu-
lui, dar mai ales n Americs q
EUROPE, este multimea de pete IN
soare. Aceste pete mari CO au fost
ebseryate IN s0are au cauxat cal.
dyra ne mai pomenitx.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-13
DE
FALSIFICARE

NEW YORK, 13 Iulie.-La ce-
rerea lui George E. Roosevelt, exc
cutorul averei lui Teodor Roose.
velt, politia din New York = oerut
authorization din Hillsdale, ILL.,, sd
aresteze pc dina Emma Richardson
Burkett din acel oras, find acu-
zata CD a falSificat iscalitura CO.
lonelului Roosevelt pc polita de
$69, 900.
Dina Burkett, a incercat de Gu.
rand sa incaseze $4,000 din ave-
rea lui Roosevelt, pc nota sus-amin-
tita, care are data de 81 Iunie 1912