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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
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Premier Briand of France present ed his cabinet nominations to the Chamber of Deputies. He declared France respected this country's hesi- tation at entering the League of Ma tionS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

In a resolution presented to the House of Representatives at Hartford. yesterday, Jarvis D. Brown, IT,, was recommended for the appointment as judge of the Town court of Milford, and George J. Smith for deputy judge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

More than 50 graduates of New York university, who are residing in Bridgeport and it's suburbs at the present time, will hold a meeting in the Stratfeld, January 26, for the purpose of organizing an alumni club. Four speakers from New York will be in attendance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Indications are that bill recom- mending the elimination of five Fed Sera1 trustees from the Connecticut Company, will soon be introduced in Hartford, in accordance with the sug- gestions of the Public Utilities Com mission.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

DIED FEEEEY-In this city, Jan. 19, 1921. John Feeley, aged 3s years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 149 Asylum street, on Saturday, Jan- 22, at s:30 a. na., and from St. Charles church at a. m.
 Interment St. .Raymond's ceme- tery, N. Y. A2ob*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Cooperation between the district nurses and the Charities Department was urged yesterday by Angus P. | when he addressed a meeting of 50 | nurses in the Welfare building audi l tOrium.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Fifteen new men were given em ployment at Hillside Home yester day, bringing the total working fore up to 2S5. Road improvement wor is being carried out.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Administration of the joint estate of the late Joseph B. and Betsy A. Curtis, was started yesterday in the Probate court. The estate consists property value at s16,542. Lillian J. Tracy, Q daughter, is the only heir. Wnberrt Sanford and A. w. Burritt have been appointed appraisers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Reports reaching Riga say the life of Niko1ai Lenine is in serious dan- ger. Reports are conflicting, but close observers are convinced that where there is smoke there must be fire.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Long Island Railroad, which has laid off about 10 per cent. of it's 5000 employees, announced further reduc- ton in it's forces would be made
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Tobacco growers urged increase tariff duties on cigars and tobacc before the House Ways and Near Committee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Boris Bakhmeteff, Russian Ambas
 sador to this country under the Ker. ensky regime. sailed on the F'renci liner France for a conference called in Europe by the former Russia,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

King Alfonso is the moving spirit in a new film corporation started in Madrid. He is one of the principal shareholders and also a director.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Grandma H. H. Wheeler, of Lin coin, Neb-, who is carrying the states electoral vote to Washington by air plane, has begun her journey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

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bc hoard
IN r,do- ,o o,,,ta 1u,lico,trr Of
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oYcstrd tb,, ,ors"rs assiriri- q, ,.rr
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,,n,, r.l,,iyn :, nry ,,rife it.,, ,,.rr,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Important Okmuigee Oper-
alton Drills in To-Day

II is reported that the important
test Of klmbloy and others located
in the southeast corner of 29-la-ll,
a half mile north OF the big pro-
durtluu in the Fects pool which
made six flows from the wilcox
sand yesterday while the casing was
being run, will be drilled IN today.
OH men In general are very en-
thus.ast.c about the showing found
in this we'll, and expect big pro-
duccr when 1t Is drilled In. Gcolo-
gis,s report that the sand In the
Kimhley test was found lij feet
higher figuring elevation than II was
piCkcd up In the Margay water well
a half mile west, which mak"s the
Indications very good, as far as It's
posi,ion or the wilcox sand strur-
turc is concerned, The pay in the
Kimbley well was picked up at 3,2lO
feet, while the big production 20
the south is coming from the
Youngstown sand found about $500
feet
owners Of offset acreage TO the
new well are as follows The Texas
company owns the east so acre Off
sat, waite Phillips owns the south
SO-acre offset. and the lndlahoma
Refining company owns the north
west quarter OF section 33, a dag
onal offset 10 the southeast,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Around Weieetkn

Wilmot and others are reported On
top Of tho sand at 2,730 feet in tho
southwest Of the southeast OF the
southeast Of 25-11-11, which il
north Of Wclcotka and In Okfuskee
county.
is fishing (for tools) at 1870 feet
IN the southwest Of the southeast OF
13-11-11.
TEn Indian Petroleum company
encountered pocket OF gas Mt $40
feet that ignitcd from the forge and
destroyed its derrick, In the center
of the cast line OF the northeast OF
the northeast of 11-ll-ll, which IL
also west Of the city.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. Is spud-
ding in the northeast corner of the
southeast OF l7-ll-1l, also west Of
Weloctka.
II IS reported that prospecting
ana lease exchanging in this terri
tory has increased rather than di-
mnishcd, Notwithstanding unsettled
conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Another Wen in NeD Tdnehd
Sand Pool at Beggs

The new Taneha sand pool in the
Beggs district was the scene of the
bringing in Of its second We'll yes
tcrGay when the 40. well OF the
Athlone oil Il Gas company located
I'm the center Of the east line Of
the southwest Of the southeast of
l3-1J-ll started out mahIng an es-
timated initial production Of 400
barrels per day This operation bare
ly penetrated the pay, which was
topped at 2,l53 feet.
The finding OF the bi. production
I'm this well certainly proves up the
existence of a good oil pool in the
Taneha In this locality, and It bids
fair for some big development when
things open up again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Ticker Dope

NEW YORK - Tidewater oil
company Is understood 10 have com
pletcd marketing down of Ia in
vcntories in first six months Of TINS
year and Is now going ahead on
read diusted basis business OF COM
pany has improved greatly. espe-
cially In sale Of gasoline and lubrl-
cants. Company is now taking 40
OOo barrels of oil daily from its
Mexican wells and running 1t into
storage on coast.
4 new well on lot 176 Amatalan
ia expected TO he completed within
f"w days.
NEW YORK-Picrce Oil has been
irving TO arrange some financing
for some time, but apparently so
far has not been successful
TON-lnvcstigat!on OF
drop in crude oil prices at time
when gasoline and other refined
products remain at high prices
was demanded in resolution by
Senator King Of Utah.
Resolution directs senate COM
mittce 20 learn whether there Is
manipulation to force down price Of
crude oil and at same time keep up
prices of gasoline and other prod
ucts.
NEW YORK The Merritt oil
corporation dcfcrs payment OF
quarterly dividend Of 81 Il share, par
$25, payable September 10, to stock
Of record August 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Cidrcmorc Actirities

CLAIt1.NbItE. Aug 9.-In 2S-22-
16. which is north ~ Clarcmorc, MIR.
johnson ia drilling at ESQ feet In
his drpp test.
In 30-gg-lt. southwest ~ Clare
moro. rl. y.u which is b,iur drilled
hy Frod Srlllrs ia shut down for
water NJ 7t0 rpot. This we'll ia be-
ing watched with considerable in
forest owing 10 It's location near tho
Oklahoma Natural Gas company =
No. {, which camo I'm big.
Sollrs aud Mead have iuq' com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Win the oil Men

g. f. Powell. who has been chief
valuation engineer Of tho oil ana
Eas section Of the treasury depart
mcut for the last two years, is IN the
city aud is making n valuation OF
The Usage Indian lands and com
putting the underground reserve Tor
the state department In Washing
ton.
Mr.. Powell has been consistent in
demanding square deal for the oil
and gas industry, which. as every
body knows, Is usually made the
goat as regards taxation, trauspor-
.ation ana every other way imaslna-
BILE
In discussing the Mexican oil ait
nation. MIR. Powell says. 81 think
that IA great deal Of damage has
! boon done TO the oil industry IN gem
cral, owing to the false propaganda
circulated by certain intorests,
whom 1t Is understood later con-
templates exploiting other foreign
fields in the near future.
Certain prominent petroleum en-
eincCrs and largo eastern oil inter-
cats have consistently attempted TO
leave the impression that the oil re-
serves Of the TamplcO field were
rffrrt ~ icn,Ing tho iprrnasion win
,orgrcss ,h,t n tariff ON Mexican
,n v,o',id MOI na of ,nv voIuo tn tbe
oil ipJustry ar he a sourra Of ma
,crloI revenue to tho Government.
An ustimatiOn has been recently
,,,da hy nys,If and o,hnrs which
sn,,yg tbo, Irom nractically provon
.u tcrrltorv in mo eastern NoxI,o
roIds 2 00O 00O oOO hnrroIs would
Lc a ronsrrv,tIva estimate and mis-
rettmation doas not jncuId6 tho wcst
cons, ficIds now receiving great at
t.r,ion hv ,bo on Industry
go, -, ,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
I'm the Usage

Tho No. well Of Dean and 9TH
ers and the HomaOkla OH company
located in the northwest corner OF
the northeast Of the northwest of
the southeast Of 3O-2i-l1 is dry and
abandoned at total depth Of 1855
feet.
The Lewis oil company has COM
pIetcd a good well in the Wilcox
sand cast ut Sperry. This operation,
being their 40, located In tho
northwest corner Of the southeast OF
the northwest Of the northwest Of
the section is good for 80 barrels
The oil pay being found from 2,2aO
tu 2,23S feet. The Mississippi lime In
this test was topped at 1900 iest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
bSympathy for Bob GGylOr

The many friends Of Bob Gaylor
were shocked to learn Of tho death
Of Bob's 4-ycar-old son, Bobby lr,
who died yesterday morning at 1890
from the effects Of typhoid fever.
Little Bobby, bright and fine little
follow, whose presence inspired ad-
miration everywhere. was loved by
everyone with whom he came I'm con-
tact, who will Rrievo with Mr.. Gaylor
over his great loss
The sympathy of the whole oil In
dustry Is extended to Mr. Gaylpr IN
his bereavement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Ruling ApprOred

TO Association Natural Gasoline
Manufacturers, Tulsa, Okla.
Amendment 10 cas!nghead gaso-
limo regulations adopted actual sale
price gasoline a. the basis for deter
mining royalty 10 rive CiFlIlzed
Trlbcs approved July 80. a copy OF
same is being mailed 10 you.
MERR RRITT,
Asst. Commissioner OF Indian AZ
fairs
This ls direct result ~ tho activ-
i,v uf the Association Of Natural
Gasoline Manufacturers when they
were granted a hearing on July 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
California Oil Market Cut

Tho first cut 10 occur In tho price
NJ california crude since May 81
was postc1 yesterday by tho stand
ard OH company Of California, mark
ine down the prices Of all grades
Of oil % cents.
simultaneously the same company
cut the t1nkwagon price ~ gaso-
lino Q cents while kerosene was cut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Gasser SOuth Of Werrimac

Tho Joacy oil company has com =
plctod its No. ! Emery south OF
Mcrrimac a. l6,OOU,0U0 foot gas
we'll This operation. located iu the
southeast corner of 2l--0-6 tuppm
the sand at 2.7i7 feet and was drilled
IG feet in
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
ou MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Senate Investigating Cause OF
cryJo OH Price Decline


s...ar King Of Utah introduced
,. u.au in the senate of the
1.,t.l sutos yesterday which VIII
...... ts. nil mon IN the Mid-Conu-
.... fill "a q, believe that somebody
.... ...|..r lt the SWITCH as II was
an ..,.luf impropricty on thG
,.,.... ... senator, who might as Won
4 gu. thrown q boWbsheu AT t'
.r.... us 10 introduce rosoll-
- ...t l.a FOR It's object anything
D.. ... about ol. let alone why the
,,.. .. 81, low. and gasoline down
nr'. about onc-third Of it's normal
U..r tho United states runboats
l.-.i.HI.I NCrs Cruz, f"w years
... . -lrra wonderful exhibition of
,4rEr .uanip and knocked out all
g.. ..,rovs I'M tho naval academy
az ,v. mnDs distance and never MT
h.. u was not allowed, how
,,,- p. HY any hoWharding at Tam
,t.. sr f.r that an oil tank might
r. which "a as good an illustrh-
uor r.~nqns. as any as TO how care
f,.. .re oil interests are guarded.
,r.. ,.,,far should be applnndch he
.7ue. fncrc nre n few things th1t
,,gurH p. ~ tho greatest interest in
,bc Md continent field IL thoroughly
cvp'atrpd
~ instance. why was Mexico de-
,,ier.l with such great speed while
,y,r,n,a here was warned against
or,r,rafuruon2 ria the fact
,ba, ,na ROYAL Dutch was a COM
..,fr- factor in Mexico have
Nr.nfrr 10 do with 1t? Does
j flood ~ on coming from
v.v.-, I'm ap!te Of the export duty.
ots.r' ,ha price Of this country. and
u.,l the OH producer here be turned
5.o., hv tho scnate whom asking for
n r-a,r.tf.o tariff, or will we go to
,rIr wHh Mexico 10 make that coun-
,~y ,a.s IT'S cvport duty off?
WN .ra Unitca states senate ac-
s.o. Secretary Melons proposal TO
ru, thrift of SO each on automo-
,nss and on tor of this add a tax
.- gle.tf0a thus beating Secretary
~ sa,, Emerson of Illinois, who
r-.r.s.s % tax gasoline in all the
s.a.sa IN 10 VIII Il uncover tho roa-
san yry Governor Lowdon's man
...- sro,ld have It in for the oil
rrs.rass and was it because Of the
A....,t,,,s a, tho Chicago Conven-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

~
49, 49, \ K lty. ~ \
tnek$szlksid6GSksfl y y AAssz1k y
The fire 'hnf caused i''WrnI"''
- .nsluun. having boon played uu a-
something tromruduus aud unh'nrd
OF 900 the annals of the uu rtmD was
not much moro OF a sensation imam
"A like occurrence" iu TIN" ii''d. 'N.
ccpt that the volume OF oil iruW one
of the Wells was ''r greater IMAM
anything ever known IN tho United
states.
Tho pictures shown como FROM
Goldiug Lynch, formerly a''"i s,hni "lI
editor OF this paper who saws thN
reports from the burning wells We're
50 conflicting that h' deemed u
best To- wait until proper report
could be- given. They hojh ,hu'
iu within a f,w minutes OF ,a'h
other Tho ono hEh'. up Ga, hil
came boz ilrsl the, ul flowing down
tho hin caught fire iruw the h"l',I
ui th, other one, ANA to,"uu p!li,I'
"a day went UP Zoo smok" unlH the
valve was finally smut OF, WIll'S
Mr. Lynch.
The story MS printed IN thr ram
ptco Tribune ia OF interest hr,au7'
many of the workers around me
Therefore the entire story lS gwen IN
fun.
Within five days ana n hlIt atter
the blaze started, tn" NnHi.hn lll'
was completely oNuntush'd sun
day night. Ihsltad OF lnr d'7' u'bnh
Of the entire !i"ld when was threat
cn'd hy IN" two burning Eush'I =.
the loss may be summed up IN "a ma
milton nhllrIA Oh ON "'N'i' '''I'N''
considerable dtilliuE equipment a.
these derrlck5, ana the expense OF
fire fighting.
To the labor and nerve OF the mon
In the ficlds, and the ready cn-opcra %
tiou of the companios I'm furnishing
men and materials the success OF
the fire nchtmg tx attributed. with
ont waiting for moro elaborate plans
10 mature. tho Tlnutsun well was at
lacked Saturday and partially closed
in. by 1915 O'Clock the next morn
ing tho valvc was completely closed.
Two mon advanced to the we'll pro.
toctcd by blankets and heavy cloth
ing which were kept soaking wet by
n stream of water from u two-inch
line. Practically the same scheme
was used in the sheldon a Jauor at
tack. with the exception that a large
number Of men were forced to work
/ I'm relays TO get the valve closed.
rs,imn,, ,r Loss
Will, c,,ir,,trs ~ Inc ,ost Of th,
/ ,,, 1,iiars 10 n dtsric1,lt rn,ttcl.
/ ,t., ri,,,,r,. 10 ',I,rcd a, from sIrU.
,,sE ooo PL,,c,,tn,, mo halr mil
/ iion h,rrols NJ III ~ IL renta "A bar
rrl tha vaIuc "a s76,OO0 Thr do
strnctinn nf seven derricks and IN,
dyiIIjnr eoitinmrnt at some of tn,
rics ,9or be flrurod at about $40.
aGG RIA tjmn and material which
vos ,,st in fighting the fire is plac
"5 n, ,hont s5OOO0 Tho exact
arornt OF The damage cannot b,
si1,,,nd I'm, ,bn above estirnat,
/ sbomld give an idea Of what the fir,
has cogt the oil companlcs. OF
mon consider this a remarkably lov
gi,.,,rc fnr a,rh a firo and are re-
! inicinc th,, no moro was lost.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

FOR the purpose Of having tho Chi
cugo tank wagon market eliminated
is basis ot payments FOR those
ROYALTIES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Senate Announcements as
10 Hearings on Tariff

The United States senate commit
tee .u finance which is now holding
hearings ON the tariff and which
E UH4u Up as follows: Boies Pen.
rose. Pennsylvania, chairman; Por-
Ter d. N0Cumber, North Dakota;
I,e'I Smoot, Utah; Robert NJ. La
g..e'tu, Wisconsin. william L. Dill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Attest
. - LAWSON,

Publish"d In tho Tulsa Daily World
Auguat I, H. ~, ana 30, 1921 world
IuhliHhing Company Puhlish.fj
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOH oOSsTRUC-
TlDE or SCuDOt. HOUSE
Notice Is hereby given that tho hnard Of
County Commissioners of Tulsa County
oklahoma. Will on the Cth day of Scp.
tcmhct, 1921. at the hour of ten U0J
O'Clock 4. NJ. receive ana consider btds for
tho construction uf uru portable school
house separate School District No. 81, in
said county.
Plans ana specifications for the con
struotlon Of said building are on file in
ia" oifiCe ~ the county Fuporiutendrut
nf Public Instruction uf said County The
sur'csHiul biiior shall be- required 10
enter into 8 contract Tor tho construction
Of said building, aud execute bond as b.
law required
The Board ~ County Commissioners
hereby reserve the right TO rrirct any or
Done this ist day ~ August. 1921. by
order - the Board pf County ,.mmiaaIoH.
ers Ot said County
GEO. T.. GlLNDHE.
Attest
O. y. LAWSON.
County clerk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
OIL AND GAS
Leascs--supplles--P Eto

9oo9-acre ranch for sale, eleven
.."9 from Portales; improved,
W4.ofod and stocked. Terms. V. l.
N''"e.', rortales, n. M,-Advt,
FOR SALE-Three cars s-lnch
s'-.o new National tube make line
.l.. Also one car new 10 ~ inch
.1 new casing and one car 6%
t,,..-.7. $. II, casing at q bargain.
~ ...e % =. o. box 2s2. Tulsa, Okla.
Can rn-financc producing oil COM
Et"g or will buy 500 barrels or more
PRODUCTION. W~''e or wire Sl6-F,
care World.-Advt.
,.' ''.N." desks, chairs, cabinets and
p...' equipment for sale very cheap.
''.Ne Usage 4sS7.
r.. '.'A man with Is years eS-
noe IN new and old production.
,,...' Nl.N.o ~ work, wants TO connect
a...Il some good company. Reference.
~-'1@$ Eo2 sSe-F. Wosld--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
LEGALS.

Huhnshcd IN the tulsa Daily world
August I, o, and g. 1921, World rublish.
inr COMPANY iuhliHhOtl
NOTICE To NURSERY DEALERS.
Notice IL hereby given that tho Hoard
ut county tumwissiouCrH OF tho County
"L Tulsa, Oklahoma, viii on the 10Th day
~ August 1891, receive oU,u and con.
slider BIDS ON the following VHritios OF
fruits for the Tulsa county Farm Of said
County all plants and trees TO bo one
year old stock, free from disease and FIRST
class.
NO. KIND VARIETIES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

NO. KIND VARIETIES
100 Apples: Delicious YplIuw Tran.
spnrent Hlack Hon Davis
Grimos Goldon. Uaro.
VOLTS River, wiuesnp.
Enrly Harvest, tooprr'H
Early Whta Uei June
ana Jonathan
100 Poachcs; Chinese tliugs Heath
CllngE, \. ~. Hale. Elh.ttn.
krummcl. Indian, f Late
10 Apricots Muurrnrk.
100 pluns burbank, Abundance. Col
d'n buauty, Rcd June.
49, VIA Goose and Lomb8td
100 Cherries Early Nichwons. byc.
holHs. Largo Moutmorcuc
hnd English Morrclln.
1900 Grapes; Concord. Delaware. Dis
mondH NlaTra, Moore .
Early and brighton
2bOO strhwberrtes. Klupdiko. Arnmh.
Candy, Mltoholrs Eafiy
and rrogr.suivo.
100 Rasphertlps Knnaus
100 Go0s"borrlcs DuwulnF and Pearl
1000 blGckborrics. Early Harvest DaI
las, Mcdonald, Hobiusun
and Morcrtruu.
liowborrlos' tAuHtin Drwbcrry)
100 NhuhHrb Plants
Al bids shall be IN writing Bddfosspd
hud delivered 10 the County clerk t.
te by him presented to tho Uuuri Of
county 'ommisHiohers on the day and date
above set forth.
Each bidder shnll be required 20 flo
with his bid certified rh,rk In thr
amount Of ten G0HD of tho rntIra bid
and tho board of county tummlanluuoTs
reserves the right 10 reject any Hud all
bone In open session this ist day Of
August, 1871.
GEO. GILMORE
., Chairman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
Governor John ]. Blaine's Proc
lamatiOn.

Whereas, There is great want and
suffering in Ireland on the part of
homeless and starving women and
children, due to warfare waged in
that country and the consequent in
terruption to business and industry;
and
Whereas, group of Americans
representative all people without re-
gard TO racial or religious strains.
acting under the name of the Ameri-
can Committee for Relief in Ireland,
have set themselves up to the task of
raising ten million dollars to relieve
the distress among the helpless wom-
en- and children of Ireland, without
regard to sect or political beliefs;
Now Therefore, /. as Governor of
the State OF Wisconsin, appeal to the
sympathies and the generosities of
the people of our state to aid the
American Committee for Relief in
ireland, and ask them to respond to
the call for assistance, as the people
OF the State of Wisconsin have al
ready responded to the needs OF
/ those in distress In Armenia and else
where
Wisconsin has always responded
rendering assistance in the hour Of
need to suffering humanity every
where, and / know that on this oc-
casion the suffering and helpless peo-
pie of Ireland viii not find Wiscon-
sin ungenerous, | am glad to add to
the Presidents appeal and the appeal
Of other Governors on behalf of these
suffering and distressed people. l
suggest that individuals and local
committees viii find representatives