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t4a.s~ ,utte~irg s>a:'E.~ tsas~,.us
nd sjep. .esse4~ .Eean He,
favy, ,,so.~ = k<e,'ezAts.

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D 7ea~ nee. 2ece tt:y ~e4ateG 3hc POI
sow,ne interesting 2;cor:. ,. :,e" @e,
!:vve:'v ;: YES !. : r,eaneret, cor
di5'or Vas ',lcE .h~ee .5ea4s II PED
suffering ! g.ea Lea u :)a'n. weak
aer~2Is, ieor2ssec. vas 5t Eeak
2ouidn raiK scross ne foor tust
had c .av slG n ':t,le Jres dc the
work vas Amos. ieat : ,r1ed
ever, ming '1ea4u d. ;tlc lumber Of
doctors St'l. ! lidr'c &C. any @e:ief
:ou!dr ea,, anG s4ep; poorly !:
believe = !aor'+ nea4c Of anG taken
,ar1ul H3uic Ia, u'ed tcugh:
sly bottles afte" g ,aiahoo o'f ne
T1a. i iii 20 he"
=: ,egar ( ca, Tit S ee4. ,agaE 20
:,a.n ny It e1gtr ans an nor veil
lnc s.ro1s .:arer'. laf sry -ror-
,:e since sune ,ar >est.iy q the
gooC ira. ,ardu: lie re 5on't
think hero :s = 3ette~ -oni. mace
snd oel'e~L :, savef ny life
to >1el ri .jears, thousands HG Eo.
Ael nave USED Ta~jus successfully,
N he Area+"en of lan' 7oranlv
ailments.
Il yo,, susfe> as these voznea dit.
take Cardui. ma he=r or. too.
a. a.; druggists, = Sc
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Catarrnas DEAFNESS s,anno, Be Lure,

Jy locas app.icasions a. hev ,allc.
each the diseased nor iois os nc "a
Catarrha. Deafness .equire3 constst;:
tiona. treatment SAILS >ATaRaE
MEDICINE Is O. constitutional "enedy
Catarrhal Deafness Is ,aLsee oy IN N
aamed condition If he mucous Sining o.
the Eustachiar Tube WheE This lube IS
-nflamed yoL have 6 rambling sorne J.
Imperfect hearing ,4no wher & Is on.ire
Y closed Deafness IS ne result. TJn:es
H. inflammation al Je -edsced yop
nearing may DC destroyed rcreva
HALLS CATARRtz MEDICINE ac,,
through he blood o1s he mucous sl'
.aces of the system snls reducing he II
lam nat'or an6 ~estors1g lc"ria2 ORD
long.
~ircu.;s &c x-e-. al jruggsst..
=. Creme, s. &, Toledo cn..
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&C. E is-..s:s en-. <-ougr

Scne years ago 4. = l5u:baga 9
studcn, a. law IA ~reenville: 5, =.
.,ad oeon ,rcrbloc, for 'ong while
it'll persistent cough which he
sa"s ''g.'catly aIarn &c. ne. causing
n t. lear thai - was i Ire Eirst
Stage o. c,nsuI1 )tion.' @,aviAg seen
Cha ;?b erlG'i1s Cough Remedy adyer
us 9d - cc7cluGe>' e w il 50 soor
felt a remarkable cnalge and afte2'
rising vEc bottles Of thc snail size
was por.naaa.o*ly cvr,d. .'-(t dV.>
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-07
(>ITT LICENSE ORDINANCE
,rr,:rancs ios Yeay 1922 .4doptea ny Cor
,r:ssioi, Council at Meeting Hell
Dec IS 1921
uH.iiaa- &C No. 81. j.. /. Serie

Ordinance No. 81 j.. /. Series.
n >rtmancv :, law :ollec~ ana enforce
paymcn. o. 1T annual license IA n
an 20. The ;itr- of Donaldson"iilc tip.
" II pe~soa5 D. business. finn and
corporations, pursuing Try .rade pro
axs:on -.o:t..i ion 3slI;nrs or business ex
..p- hose xp"ess;5' !xemptef rom
src', ,icans, .ex b. lie constitution.
section Be :. ordained by he ,onmss
sio ,orlci: q .hc >i.y Of Donaldeon":lle
.Ilat tlcre = .le1ahy io"ied IN annual license
AK or lc yaa~ ,921 nd or ach aabsH"
que.l = ~ r1or 'ack prison. asscciatlo
Of pcrzors 2rn. cnG corporation. orrsring
an:- ra1o vocation, ;alline or business. *
ce,s, hes. ,xpreeel oxen1pt rom src Il
c2Iesc 10: - -ho constitution
s C Jon g" The, .nn1 ediateiy a..er he n"st
day of ,'anuar::', 9?2 an: 2var-- yea after,
tie tx ,ollqc,or snail pro :aed . collecs as
las. 5 pcssibaA rom ac:l person or ous;~
ness ir.n association d ,rso"s Ind COR
por ,ioA ou~sai-.e III h c.y Of Donald
sonvill? 0n:- ;rade profession. location, cali
ing or b,.sinAss&for which a city license FAX
is paid, 4 license taE: hereinafter graded.
al licenses shal! be due and collected du"
ring the first two months Of the yea" 1922:
and every year 2neseafters an6 al unpaid
liesnaes shall 5eeogna GelinCuer$ IN zfe S-s2
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4ael o.. Al a'i,cL

&c promote { healthy ACTOR D. az
liv II end correct the disorders cause-
BY b;licrsloss Chamberlain Table Is
ere t:;cellen,. 'T5 hem fnC Sc, .lc.5
1ricllI., the.y give .7ol' { relish for
Jcrr 'oot. ani oal:sn mt III .,nt
SIT pii taeIng.-- adv.
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/ is sale ..,a, oear i>d.-,i a r.

/ is saiC ,Ha, Elear t@d.,lta II :
ran =. re vb orry, Republican, -Vnc
defeated 9enry 'ort 70" Jlitet
SvaueG Senator 1frora Micngal, n tie
election he'd her. I've yeas as,
STANDS ve:'v little chance of being
sea.e;}. 7iv2 more Republican se,la-
tors il is reported have decided .
vovc agains. Newberry. ''hese added
&C the aighv Republicans and thirty
FIVE Democrats which wee Already
lineo-up against hin make a srI2
,otat q t8, votes o. ore nora than
a majority. The charge dgainsc New
,e.c,- is mat his election cos lis
friends nor. ~haT $E5C COO.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-07
sni. Stonee md Crosses

Tor heac stones tome stones 2 ld
ia 'bl: crosses, cal. at the Donaldson
vile Me- .'ol3 Works Willie FIsncls
proprietor Headquarters ano work
shor az he Protestant >emeter-.
Iigh-class engraving anc 'otterilg o.,
marble ccna, and monuments arecc-
ed. @ork taken ir enc out d vcw...
..ail orde's givel prompv attanvio >
g. an. .ime. :. Z. '5c- 53E con
sltsonviIle, "a.
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PHYSICIAN.
VETERINARIAN.
NOTICE..

vTzHE finance committee OF tan pohc& surg
os che parish .! Ascension meets a.
the courthouse The iirs% Tednesda?
each monta 10 pay current bills againss
ne parish. I'll persons having claims
against the parish requested &c send G.
present them 20 The parish treasure: before
he day of she meeting in order Shac >hay
might receive proper attention.
r. J. CHAJTf:%.
Parish TrcasuFE3.
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.7:vng Pecc-c Broke

edward Suinson Of San Ansoric
and Lloyd 3ertauG, >: Sar Francisco
&et q new world recorc recently Cor
a continuous fight i'll p i,eavier-than-
al rachine The. flew witnout a
syot. frcr1 Nineoia, =. :. sor IS
io, rs, e .ninu,cs orc % secc lbs
at Ct the ii ne in I slcwto-rn and
,hc re.'ainoo: v.lr }l.gh gales Sc colc
tlav the oil pump o. vIai Larsen
1o1o .)lene 4ui, N2rk.rg fl1 'ral,v
forced he " t1 csc IA.
r.. ."'% :, +~>e,<- ), +w<v~r> ~ - ~~asr
>uDsc 'i1a C he Jria
CSS r. ; r e.I-,rs 4 +~~~%, ~-~pw~
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS

EDMUND MAUR1N. Lawye. ~
Gtary. Justice Of The Peace. Offic2,
sos Opelousas street. opposite 1as.
Houmas stree and public square
Phone 2-W Residence. 30e Cpe-
'ousas stree, )onaldsonyiile.
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NOT TICE.

an <apR!yia& for 6 -sTls payHIS; ~s:0,;ls,
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EXPRESS. WBoAT, WAREHOUSE

Sacsion II. Be it furtehr ordainede csc,
that ior worry omnibus, coach. collecting
agencv. or agency fo~ the collecting of
money. accounts, notes. etc, and for svery
5usneaa O. Transporting money msrehan'
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pEDDT.ERc lNrs r., rrkEn.

pEDDE.Ess ANI Fs&rkEnG:.
Section 10. Sc il further ordained, to-
tha2- each and erer5- pedoler Or hawker.
other 2han vendors D &C., shsn oav and
annra4 license which is iercby GxaG and
graded - folows
rirre ClcEs--When @g~v>E~. c. o>r,
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lection o. Be it further ordained. &c,
.ha- or a"Gry- business Of keeping theatre.
opera :.ousc, amphtheatre, academy ,: nu-
sic xhio-ion u: gnovng pictures, -heatc-
rum or o.her similar places 81 amusement.
,h. Gcnns,. shall be 80 for Zach oHC -lors-
and iaha bi.an- cr Fractions %.icrHol.
Ero-.i, =. net 10 gnGseums gnenageria.
circu- t,r 1.cr travelling shows shall be
permitted 10 make exhibition within he
CITY o. 1onaldsonvilie. unless -hey have
frs. paid a license baseG hn tho number
81 attaches, whether ?roprie.ors p4r. orrers
o.; >.her employees. whic4i iircAsn is hereby
;ixe,. as follows, 5o-wig:
.7irs -lass-VThen Ghe Iurlber per
sos:s is n,or.' han ifes-. .he l;ccls: sl;E b.
s75.
Second .Class-WheH tha number of per-
sons IS ."ss shaa :ifsy. :he lcel>s s:' Il De
s25.
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;ect:o. 6 Hc i further ena4scc, n,c.,
.ha. ea::5 ans every insurance company
sycietr association corporation OF othe"
organization .: firm. individual doing
D. conducting insurance business O. any
kind ife t.re marine river acc.dent or
other Insurance IL the city d Donaldson
lille whether said COMPANY society y"
ASSOCIATION. corporation or otner organiza-
ticE or firm a. Individual, Is located
domici!eG heH4 .. operating here through
banking department resident board local
cffce. :irm. company, corporation or agency
oi any kinG whatsoever shall pay separate
anG distinct :icerse on said business for
eaa, company reprcs enteG, ard sale license
shall ): based on the gross annual amount
of s"emiumc All risks located WITHIN the
ci.2 C Oonaldsonvilie and Hpon risks 10
,a;eG elsewner- lpon which License Has
Dee ,ad rs follows.
F:rst Ciass-~Wher the said Drem!ume are
$4,000 )" more the license shall be $50.
Second Glass when the said n~emiums
arc less har $4,000 the "erse snail De
So.
Provided p,a.e giase, and s.eaEs Do;ier n.
specton insurance companies shall pay
ona- third rI the above gaGes provided
further that nothing herein contained shall
applr % an sacrnt or fraterHa societies or
assoria:io.ts organized solel- .or char;
table ard benevolent purposes, wAetne. ihe
sam ye ,: no, a!om;cilet irt -Ac lily d
Ton: 1ds3n"i-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

&, this city. The contest is 10 be put
on nv the Rotary and t>iwauiS riU"- tor
rho benefit of the new MuundS'iilc play
ground
Monndsvtlle Briefs
NJ, 9 - ,.N~r,wright, Of jefferson
NJ o,,,r,ed home from a visit
$500 10 .,rcs ar Wayneshurg, Pa.
nn,I,,y Srcr;rs are making their an
,,,,,I ror,Gs collecting taxes
TIL. Daughters "i America hE!" Jus
mess session last evening. 49,,
The Ladies A'H Society OF NV o.
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WELLSBURG
CommuRity School


Wells hurg. ". Va. June l4.-ProNi-
sion * being made through the Seneros-
fly Of few select souls in the Chris
.ian Bible school To give Wellshurg one
of the vacation Bible schools such as
was conducted in Follanshec last sum
ner. and ar" being boosted all over the
country.
Honest goodness school teachers
are giving these services without re-
enumeration save the JOY that comes
from duty done. Each pupil Will have
the privilege Of paying for the l'tera-
,ure ne uses hut even this IS provided
In case Of need.
The school opens on Tuesday. June
%: IS conducted from $40 Il. m. TO II.
there being no school in the afternoon.
Sewing and hand work will be a part OF
the instruction
Raid House
Deputies Duval and Irwin Mozingo
visited house near the LaBelle mine
on Tuesday evening and found a still.
together with II small quantity Of whis-
key They arrested three foreigners
who were placed In jail.
Second Anniversary
The Strand theatre will observe It's
second anniversary today. and in addL-
ton 10 an extraordinary program In
the way of pictures. rrnf. John c. Cald-
erwoud viii y" OF tho program this
evening for several vocal selections.
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BENWOOD
Prank Sablyok Dead

Frank Sablyuk. Of RHCEs Run. ana
,.os,nrday in the Glendale hospital
where he had been confined Tor SOME
time. The death was caused from IN
uries received from fall or Sla'e
whcih fractured the spine. MT S"o'E"N
was In his i5th year. Inc o"uH was
taken 20 the cooey undertaking pariorS'
where it WAS prepared for burial. NO
funnral arrangements have as yet occn
made.
Kerries Entertain
The members of the kerrte ciuh VIII
entertain a number OF young people III
,batr can,u I'm the uarrows. just below
NcMechen this evening. The camp IL
arranged for a number Of sports ana
tine dance hall is enjoyed
Entertain at Camp
The Bachelor club Will entertain u
number Of their frieud$ Sunday at their
camp near rowhatau. The Bachelors
have had a hard time getting their camp
started this year and II Is eNpeS'Su
they Will now make up for lost time.
The Bachelor club i one OF the most
roruIar Of the town clubs and no doubt
many will attend their entertainments
Game Sunday
The Dixie All stars viii play inc
DYKES Of McMerhcn Sunday on the
SOlln tDfllN''u HA't'''-' 49,
he called at three o'clock sharp.
Priest Leaves
Father Shocncn will leave this even
ING on the 100 o'clock train from inc
Pennsylvania station for Pittsburgh In
companv with several other priests from
here on tho frst part ~ his trip TO
Europe. He with nineteen other priests
will attend the Passion Play In Ger
many after which they will visit Rome
On their return trip they will visit the
battlehclds Of France and Flanders
The trip Will take three months.
ODonnell Funeral
The funeral services Tor the Iatt MIS-
RiTNa MAY O'Donnell, 81, who died at
the North Wheeling hospital at l:30
o'clock. Monday afternoon will be held
E,ridoy morning at S:3n o'clock from her
late home on NTcMcchen street. Requi-
en- high mass will be held ut the ST.
Johns church AZ nine o'clock with
Father H,nSl"y. Of WclIsburg. in charge
Irterm-n, will he made in Mount CAL
vary cemetery
Returned Homo
William Scullv. formerly OF Ills town.
will r.irirn home on a visit 10 his pa
rents h"r,. Mr.. Scully is located at
For, H,,lrd New Mexico, where he Is
a rnnr,h"r eff the Ninth machine gun
battalion ot Tho third division. He was
cas>ed Will, serving In France and
after his r.;urn was stationed at Fort
Rayard IL is expected home the last
If the week and will probably stay about
two wco,:> Ills condition after being
aa>Scd ,aS very bad. but he IS now
much improved.
6cnvood Briefs
Mrs. Jchr Mulvahill of WarwOod. was
visiting 'r rds in town yesterday. =
John /. .."s Of Matamoras returned
home aztec s,cnding few days visiting
friends here.
William Drum Of Pittsburgh. return
cd home after visiting town on business.
Miss Ndella SoCkmon. OF Pittsburgh,
is visiting friends here for tbs week
end.
George Thorman will leave shortly
for Buckeye Lake. o. where he VIII
spend few weeks taking his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Of North
Rcnwnod. left for Cleveland. where
they will spend two weeks vacation.
Yesterday was pay day for tho city
officials.
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George A. Raxter. who celebrated the'r
firty-1fth wedding anniversary. 4"cN-
day. June 18Th.
Mrs Rernr Gih-Un. III Bethany NI'i'-
rd WcIt....- :o."', ,>& N'"a 'H'!
Mrs lanes Rclf Of Yankee street,
spcnr Wednesday with her sister. Mrs
W T. MarpeI. who Is In the OHIO VAL
Icy hospital. Wheeling.
Mrs. 7. II. Ziliikcn visited friends In
Wheeling Wedncs dhY.
Mrs Charles Hood and Mrs. Frank
Ari1rIey. cT North Charles street, visit
cd SteuhenvilIe friends Tuesday.
r. K. Wells. Of tho Ohio Valley Fuel
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CO 70 your druggist. says DR. Orth. II
YOU are a sufferer from stomach trouble.
and get a handr form package of DR..
Drth's Stomach Remedy remember the
name. Take II according II directions,
and IT, after taking. YOU can truthfuily
say il has done You no good | don't want
Your money. Simply take the empty box
back to your druggist and Yet your
money bach.
So. # you suffer from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. Ac!d!ty. Sour stomach. Gas.
Heartburn. BilinuSncss and Floating df-
ter eating. headache. coated tongue. or
pains In stomach and side. X" I" your
druggist at once. and urt q U"N ~ IN.
Orths stomach Remedy. Hud when '"u
Start 10 take H.. realize ihLl Nuu ar, tab.
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social and festival Tuesday evening on
the church lawn.
T. X. Wells is i'll a. his home on
Main street
Miss Margaret Leighton, Of commerce
street. who lost an automobile r"Ccht'F
hy fire. has purchased new StuocpaheF
sedan. ~
Mrs n. T. Underwood ana son M''n'
Of Beech Bottom. Nsiteh win 'F''"uS
In Pittsburgh Pa, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r MCTulloch. of
r,hcrrv Hill, near Wheeling. are visiting
WellshurG friends and relatives. cont
Ing up TO call Mt tho home NJ. and Mrs.
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ter. of Bethany, were shopping IN
Wellsburg, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Kcntor II. Greavcs ana
daughter Evelyn Virginia. returned.
home Tuesday evening from two
weeks visit in Goshen. Va. where they
visited Mr.. Greaver's parents.
Mrs. Robert Lindsey and Mrs. J. r..
wallace, Of Stop 40. Beech Bottom. were
visitors In Steubenville, Ohio, TUESDAY
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The first summer school in the coun-
try was Harvard Summer School when
opened In 1869 1t still is conducted
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% of thcm-thc kind glad have in the Pullman as
well home Short long all self trimmed in pink, light
blue, copcn, rose gold, and navy. Special at 1898
& Thomas
The Washington times., 1922-02-25
SIMS VIOLATED NAVY REGULATIONS IN SEEKING ADMIRAL
Leighton Made Himself
Sims Agent, He Says

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Admtting that he saw
Rear Admiral Sims five days before Sims wrote
him the letter published in fac-simile in yesterdays
Washington Times, John Langdon Leighton, banker
and former lieutenant on Sims staff in London in
sisted today that he did not discuss with Sims the
proposal to elevate Sims to the rank of admiral.
Leighton said that he visited Rear Admiral Sims at
Newport on January 16 last. The rear admiral five
days later wrote him letter expressing qualification
at the Philadelphia Public Ledger's attitude
Leighton left Harvard when the United States en-
tered the and enlisted in the navy. He was sent
to Sims offices in London and eventually COM
Leighton made this statement:
'In my talk with Rear Admiral Sims nothing was
said by either of us about making him an admiral.
We talked of a big navy.
'In his letter to me, printed in The Washington
Times, he expresses himself pleased with the
attitude of the Philadelphia Public Ledger I saw
the Ledger people about bigger navy and wrote
the admiral what they thought about it.
There has never been any organized propaganda
to make Rear Admiral Sims full admiral. 1t was
merely suggestion by me. / talked with passengers
in Pullman and with editors and others to get
their views big navy and to sound them out
my own personal belief, born of my admiration for
Rear Admiral Sims and my knowledge of his great
achievements in the war, that he ought to be full
admiral General Pershing had been made full
general"
In letter addressed to Eric Hopwood, editor of
the Cleveland Plain Dealer Leighton wrote of having
seen him with regard to Admiral Sims.
Leighton admitted having talked with Hopwood on
the ACCESSIBILITY of urging Rear Admiral Sims for
admiral He said that wherever he went he discussed
big navy first and Rear Admiral Sims second.
The Washington times., 1922-02-25
KERN WANDERS
ABOUT EUROPE,
PAN|C,STR|CKEN
U. s. Secret Service Keeps
Close Check on Principal in
Bosch Magnetic Scandal.
ny Universal Service.

Martin z. Kern. the central figure
in tho Bosch Magnetic scandal. Is
wandering aimlessly over Europe.
apparently too panic-stricken even
to suggest any method Of building
UP q defense
Tho letters purporting to have
been written by Kern since he fed
the United States on tho eve Of m
investigation OF his purchase Of the
Bosch company from A. Mitchell
Palmer. as alien property custodian
all reveal the chaotic state OF his
mind. He is constantly pleading
for aid to obstruct the Department
of Justice inquiry into his past.
Tho fact that American Secret
Service operatives watch his every
move has driven bin almost frantic.
However, he has not indicated
any intention of returning to Amer
a former swindler, jewel thief, and
American citizenship.
Complains to lawyer.
In the letters published with the
consent Of the Department Of JUS
tice. Kern continually has COM
planned to his attorney, Lawrence
Rupp, Of Allentown. Pa. that moth
ing was being done to defend him.
In the first letter he referred to the
"crumbling of my house of cards"
In the second, he urged his as
sociates to put q Quietus on
things"
This letter was written in Ger
man, the only language his mother
note that he signs himself Edward
Edward was his brother.
Letter to His Mother.
Tho translation Of the letter fol.
flows:
Hotel Meurice. Paris. Jan. ~.
Dear Mother:
Just few lines to let you know
that ! am thinking of you. Landed
here the day before yesterday. We
had some lovely storms. II you
want to write to me send the letter
to Wilhelm and have Raymond take
the letter to Mr.. Rupp and have Mr..
Rupp mail 1t.
Don't say much to anybody only
to Mr.. Rupp, and don't forget that
all my enemies are trying to make
people believe that am my brother,
Edward, and trying to make me
suffer for his misdeeds.
Don't worry, for everything will
come out all right.
"Wili write soon aoain
with hearty greetings and
kisses and innermost love, your
best, EDWARD"
The Washington times., 1922-02-25

right in the stand he is taking. On
the question Of recognition Mr.. Con-
nally said today
Conditions Of diplomatic recogni-
ton depend purely upon one ques-
ton. and that Is whether or not Mex
leo will or will not tax oil companies
that are operating within that re-
public. Oh, but they say that is not
the question involved in recognition.
say 1t is the question involved in
recognition.
THE State Department says that
II is a question of confiscation. I
want to say In reply that not one oil
we'll in Mexico has been confiscated
during more than a year and a half
OF the existence of the present gov
eminent.
Oil Tax Is Fly In Ointment.
But what has happened? The
Mexican government has under
taken to levy tax on the production
OF oil wells in Mexico, and that is
the reason why the republic of Mex
leo has not already been recognized
by this Government.
american interests, dOmiciled
here In the United States, and with
their investments In oil wells In
Mexico, are preventing the recogni.
ton by the United States Of the
Mexican government at this time"