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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
OIL AND GAS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Etc

FOR SALE-First run s 5-s-inch,
II and 30 pound Aetna casing, 4
and 4 l-2- pound tubing, li-foot
band wheel power and other mater
ial All in good condition. Located
six miles south OF Sapulpa. Tsie-
phone Usage ss72, Tulsa.-Adver-
lsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

the sand at 5.232 feet. and is 80
c,ated with the present outlook
throughout the Creek county terri
tory that he has expressed n do
sire 10 locate In Tulsa and become
n real oil man. Mr.. Ballou is a very
pleasant gentleman 20 meet and all
who had the pleasure OF meeting
him would surely like 10 see M
Ballou mako his predicted move "a
realization
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
In I5-9

w. B McIntirs and Chase oil
company are drilling at / 400 feet in
29,15-9,
Il. J. Allison will drill IN his No.
I Wednesday in 4-l5-9,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Waite Phillips Has GdSser
Near BrisfOU

waite Phillips well In tho CEN
ter of the northeast OF 24-16-10, on
tho Rabolle Brown farm, topped the
sand at 2,l35 feet. and at 30 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Deportation Act Upheld.

WAsH1NGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
supreme court Of the United states
OF 1920 authorizing the deportation
OF certain undesirable aliens and
denying them rcadmisslon 10 THIS
country The decision was rendered
In an appeal brought by Aaron De-
honcn, Finn. His suit was dls-.
missed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

short interest fairly large Thev
had been talking that tho dividend
would he passed,
NEW YORK. Dec. Marlaud
OIL declared a dividend OF 800.
January / and December 20,
DENNER-Tho Producers 4 Re
liners Corp. win take over tho
RarnsdaN corporation, tho Texas
Pacific Coal n OH Go. and the
Fensland oil company. representing
assets OF more than tl25,OOO, 600
The consolidation promies TO make
the Producers & Refincrs the larg-
est independent oil company in the
United states aud second only "a
tho standard OH group.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
FnR SALE

VUK NALE
1000 feet 6-inch. 1000 feet-s
inch, $50 feet l0-inch casing. One
tel oil tank, one Nobel pump. Equip
men; all IN flrst-class condition, and
available for immediate delivery.
Phone Usage 1909. Coleman Nelson
corporation. Tulsa. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
NEW YORK, Dec. lie. y Bar
ney sold $500 Sinclair consolidate,

Dow Jones says Humble oil &
Refining Co., subsidiary to the stand
ard on of New Jersey, has called
special meeting OF stockholders De-
cember Is to increase stock and de-
clare stock dividend of from so ia
so per cent and reducing par value
to S25.
National Fuel Gas company stock
holders approved Increase in capital
from S32,00u.U00 10 $4,000, 600,
doubling present lS,b0O.OUU stock
outstanding through 100 per cent
stock dividend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
With the Oh Men

J.. l.. and l.. j. Marie Of the firm
OF Marie brothers, are In the city
on business. Lima, Ohio. Is hehd-
quarters for this firm aud there they
have IA handsome stock farm with
some fine horses OF their own breed
ing
Jess Gillispie is I'm tho city and is
receiving glad hand from his nu-
merous friends here. MIR. Gillispie
says that he Is now playing the Ken
tucky field. and all his friends are
hoping that he may clean up good
down there.
J. Robert Gillian. well-known Ard
more operator is IN the city for sew
eral days looking after business in
terests. Mr.. Gillian is known
To the boys as wildcat Bob be-
cause he drilled his twenty-tourth
wildcat we'll hofore getting pro-
ducer. lie has some good produc-
tion now IN the Hewitt field, where
he has 10 producing wells
NJ. l.. Sturm OF the Sturm Drilling
company OF Ardmore. was In the city
yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Rumania Will exploit the timber
on 10000 acres OF forest lands on
territory that It has acquired
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
E. ". Sinclair in ToUa

f. w. Sinolsir, president Of the
Sinclair Consolidated on corpora
ton. arrived IN TULSA SUNDAY with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Oklahoma r.atural Gas declared
dividend Of / per cent. Last divi-
dend paid was per cent. July 20,
1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Regular Marland dollar dividend
should give stock good period Of
strenEth for time being as belleYe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Ticker Done

The White Eagle oil & Refining
Co. completed Novotny No. 2 in Ton
kawa field. oklahoma, producing
600 barrels.
The Texas Pacific Coal e Oil re
ports completion OF Laney No. in
tho Smackover, Ark, district. esti-
mated at 10000 barrels, but duo TO
shortage OF tanks accurate gauge
cannot be made. Mid Kansas oil Il
Gas, drilling Jointly with Texas Pa
cific Coal & Oil, completed Hill No.
0 in Stephens county, Texas, at 1850
feet with initial flow OF rs barrels
an hour. This is much deeper than
other wells in district.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

ga, set ifal gorberre bloc. Ireterre, mango al
Dem, frpber for Sc fore iom alle andre"
Set er rneget, meset minore 6orifiel paa Solf /
&irfen emo uoenfor airfen," iuarte Hreitet alporlis.
"9u fan gaa ino / &irfen naariombelit os iGtte dig oeb
Siben al Wlrs. So,taS Slier meb iartme 9et iom bum
rg neo 6sIelien al, at on er lise iaa oelagtig Ser,
rens Iaaoesaper os lise iaa anielig bans Zine iom
bum"
$50, set oere bar leg ofte NOT bsrt," ia Ssrgine;
men inte bar leg en- Jig Solelie, os inte er oct nosen
anben, iom bar Den beler. Set nptter inte no at for.
t9le mig eler nom on, at Wtrs. Sonas Slie, % ieg
bar famine &etten = eaer ~uoenfor &irfer. Se'rnte
Torberres Sfplo, bepor's. Set er Wer,neifer, iom itp.
rer airfen iom andre Steoer, % enten oct CT airfen
eler roenior airfen, iaa er Wtrs. Sonas Slien sc r s.
Sonas Slien, % ieg, ia, ies er - Ssrsine paa
Sti9ret." I
so oct rlener on, er &irtens Sfplb?"
Sa, ia Ssrgine, &irfen gioroe life nof for at rette
paa llretieroiebeben &eroeu. Wtet airfen bar al en-
onben 8eroen, ia @reiten. Sanot nof, mente SCR.
CINE, men Den baboe lin @ierning blanbt Wenreifene
Spao @ening bar set at II o~berfor llretten @erben:
"0ere iaar ~unoifplbe mig. Seq er al en- anben Ser.
benz" Set bar Ell @eItalenbeoens Slorn, men bette bar,
bpob Sorsbais lit no al set. Set npttet life at argt.
nlentere moo ilist. gtOget bar oct 10 / oct. airfen
bapoe fit @nipar, % fife alto bapoe ben peret fig lit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

aniuar iaalebes bepioit, iom ben burSe. VI inublel
ole -. teller aue. Selp oct, iom er Dor enc, itort
Spaope, bet at ~forfpnoe ariitrs, Teller bi, tontlner lsr'
aelig tilfort -.
Soet ban forIob belbe, buffet ban ct og anoet, iolr
~pelbiIiae Siele baboe fortalt banl ON benoes torment
liae SorboIo til lltgaro. San baboe life troet nose1
paa bette. lltgaro bar %iaapiit life ben Dsano. Wser
oct iaIot baln ino, at man fsrit og frenit fplote SCR
CINE paa sfieret at faa ben Gag %optlqret. San be
Iten,te fla til peb 9eiligbeo at tale meo rtsaro ON bette
San ipntes ~iarilnben ponot paa Ssrsine. Sum bapot
bet life aobt. Oct bar ianot, at Samfunoet life pai
naaoig moo ilige.
Set bar life mango 9aeene efter, Irpio IrOerlor
tiolig en- Moreen ianbt ct Sig nGiesriis / Iueer bag
Stepens' Saloon. Set pr Sans Inoreas anppelen
San bapoe peret paa Hansel | flere Tiger. Ss ionm1t
ia So, oct bar bra, ban braf fig libel. Ssrsire bill
Hare fig beore roen banl 90 artbre ia: So, i%taffars
Sans anbreas -. en- mil Jpr -. bare ban ttft
hapoe Juliet Jig op bette sggteifabet -.
slQe bar ~forbauiet oper, at oct bar Sobail ut9aro
irm tog Zig al Siget % beisreet @esrapelier, ltIsn1
iomme ia: Set er bel ingep tprntere til bet. Sg bel
@rapen bar oct bare en-, io1 fGlbte en- Saare, % Del
par ogiaa Soban lltsarb. Get ipntes 5olf bar rart
os iorune ia osiaa BEN s(nleoning, at oct bar fal1ife
ingen nqrinere til set. San bapoe bel beepnbt at tert
fe paa, at Der fom en- Nesnfabsbag 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

fen. Sergesubsfienciten og Sorofriter.
len fanbt Steb ben 26be Secbr., anne
Sileoae. Set bar - trobs Soroen -,
boitioelig Sjeneite. SUBTRACT r.,
aneIben fsr - itob euSnu pputet ~
oplpit af eIeftriife glus. Ser por % Oh
flor Ssrseforiamlfng af Here g,otioro.
Iiteter ps mango bafre 9lpmiterfronie
So~rretningen babe itSuiet % airteu N
reb @rabeu ~ubfsrtes af 9aitor 3 =
@ousen = Os aft | bet eugelite Sprpo
Sans Sobnion bar en- bel fienbt. ~.
tel o9 meset afbolbt Manb. Sou bor
csIaa Ell meget be9auet Manb, bar ON
la9t SaIer os Sebatant og. uaotet bo7
liable bapt Iibeu Sfolegang, bapbe hon
paa egen Sannb iamlet name S,,nS.
Itaber % frnbe = ipm faa oier,
goo Brig al Den til rette Sio % BON
rette Steb. San bar eiennem looiit ;
fin Santesang os Srentiiuine. !6o9
blIrpe babe p9ret Aobotat - % berriI
itpb, oeiaa bans Sbit; men SmitGnSiobs
ber1e feiebe bet life Zig. @en hon
srebe bog mesen SnbflpbeIie / aummu.
rem os babe betpoelig gefatniua ms>
Gouutp og Statsanlissenoer. Sou Dor
febt Solitifer = og bolbt beIe Chen
en- eler anoen Stiuine iom gmbeS5.
manb | aoinmnine os &irfe. Ga enoor,
bar ban n4rpaa palet til 9e9isIotrr,
meblem. gan bar aniet for en- al 5,
tebite tar experts" / Staten 90 bor
iaIfaIo to 0anse ipecielt ~teIesrafif bus.
ienbt al Statens 8ubernsr / Sen gn.
I~eoning. San bar nofiaa rabitaI; men
arli9 % ubeititteli8 o9 loo ii9 tte
"blufie".
San eiterlaber Jig i'm trofaftc 6u.
itru os II Barn = al bpilfe 4 er min.
breaarige. 5 er sifte. San er ieIp Den
iihite at 8 SeIfenoe - og ben iibite al
Den Der | ggnen fienote Sobn 8. So6ns
ion Samilie. Sans ssar bar ben isrite
1,orite Yioneer i Clinton Co., % IeoeSe
90 boebe paa BET 2anoitbtte iom ban
fjsbte af @eaierinsen / 1853. San3
Sar bsbe for nm noeet pper 3 Gar Il,
cen % bar ba benir1oo "a sar Of; men
nar ganife rsrig os raif til Set iioite
OF bar 90 BEN 9loite Wnnb I belle Get.
lcmentet. Renisbebens airte itaar paa
ben sdmle Sarm.
Cams Sobnion babe tire 8rsbre, ser
che er bsbe; hen eloite bsbe peb gar.
Iep | Norman Co., Rinn. / 1888; en-
bsoe | 9enner, Colorado ct &ar Aar5
SID efter, % ben pneite for netop ct Gar
I;beu. !Sans eneite Ssiter, Der bar gilt
meb Raitor S. 8. Sousert, bsbe / Sarge,
81. 9at. / 1892. Ru Ell Der lite ilerc
isieu at Den op~rinbeIige SamiIie - o.
Sabet er nofiaa fcleli9t.
Snns Spbuion a fsbt Sen lie
SuIi, 1862 i SIioe Sotpui6ip. Clinton
Co., ga. 90 Der pprte ban pp o9 bOeS.
bcle Chen - meb l~1nbtugelie at ct gar
fcrtere Spbolb / Colorado og Steb Riosr
Salem.
BelIignet bore bans Iinoe!
5. 8. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

Sfisien refletterebe iea omtrent Zig:
s benne pannittige, ipnbise Wenneifes
@aaiebam ipefuIeres Der paa 5fob, at
ripe % ubpibe 8aalebammen fables for
Yatriotisme. Yif, Yafl Der ringer OF
til aanontoroeu, Der ipruter fra llnbers
panbShaabe oe 8~aaieoamnten farpes reo.
Store % imaa 8sgbotter opitieer, Strter
jones meb Sorben, 9uie itprter opers
enoer, Der itaar nsgne Storiteuspiber -
Huiner. 90 iligt GbelGeselIesperf iRts
teS | Gang at Sopeber, iom tror iig al
p9re Itsrre enb @aaiens! Siuab mig
oeiaa beune Refleftion: Oil 8irten. ION
ifuIbe saa / Srsosibritens Sobipor, oe be
ianbe Yatrioter - forbolbe iis tauS, ON
Der isieu ifulbe raabe Waupib / BEN mene
ueifeIise @aaiebam? @il BEN - bill be
- tie itine, raar bet i9ien trues meS
at fires op til Pif, Yaf ue ben menues
Ifelise 8aaiebam isieu trles uteb at far
pes meb 'glob2 Ser er nogle SortaIs
Iiueen / goeen, iom ies life ristis fan
finbe ToraIen | eler ~foritaa, bpab Gcrs
f~atteren bill babe frem.
"gIefion % Snsbolb" er ben iibite
SprtGuing / gosen. Set forefommer
mig, at til SperNrift oper beme Sors
telling funoe Der liseiaa sobt iGttes:
"gn ilet Wane Tan maetitieIe enboa
eGlers ififfeliee Wenneifer." 90 / bette
SilfGlbe er bet Sobatspanen, iom faar
Spertaset oper @iliefruften.
Qrieren bill lille anere paa bet. on
ban eIer BUN ienber efter benne bel
i~trebne BOG. Sen teller SO Siber, Ell
/ R%apiromHae os foiter tun 30 Gents.
geitil ben bog Sorfatteren: 8aIbemar
aaer. care of "Geform". Con- Claire.
@iSeoniiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

!)
8amle Saar, Spbfjob
ng Gqema furipiuOtr
let np>t, sasale % SaalibeItac Seterivns StHt
Ment Ct Ct pdaltbeltst WtioheI.

"See 9aDbe 81 8adoIadr yda mine Ben.
fon's Ointment ~furgrsbc MTG" = &T, J.
RteboIs 4o2 @iISer Street, Aocbctier, y. =.
iSaa en- tor sGEs for blot 35s bptItet igA
beIft Gpotbei, Taer geterioH | Buffalo, q, e
tadr RenssRe tiIbaee, bpts bet HE CT BET be-
~terFon''s Simfment Sufst. lei er u~oTGrict
for 9ransfaay Buckingham, afIrabntaa, III
SIs % Bet RlreftA WlisSeI for Hserbs et5Gnia
% SRmorrboioer fow Serben noeenftHoe Vd'
fieust.
"8etcrfpn'S Ointment &C. BET betAe hr H1~
senSe % iIseHAe SQmorrbotber, fpm req IolelS
anbe bar iterAt."-Isafor CHARLES s. B6itRee'
&tnsparA SareI,. WaiS.
tressfiHslfe for Salt Mbeum. h-Mrs. q. SetS'
GrlplerSiIIe, Wetp Dort.
Vile apotbefcre fQIger BET % a~pbeialeF 81"
eofforbrer etpeberes di 4eterfon StrtU''t W.
titnrporeret, Buffalo, q, D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06
IposfaIo I GaIannuS, Soipa

Sans George (qarbaf) febt Sen 2sSe
Septbr. 1885 / Strawberries Yreite
! gJaIb, 8ereens Stiff, Noree, bsbe / iin
Sotters, RrS. SeIpiss, Siem / GoIano,
Soipn, Ssnbag, Ben 1Sbe Secbr. 1921.
Gan bsbe title .os roIist os Sub bens
Sipen. San tit ie lin Stnb, men os
siaaben / ham fom er Spnberes SreIier.
Yaitur 90. 8. Sumltab beIsgte banl
reselmrsfigt bele Oct iibite s(ar % /
ben iibitc Sio bier Sag ns ban ifriper
GIN BAN: Seq babbe BEN @Irbe at fua
lcie9e gamle George nGiten ugentlie
ejennem bet iiSite Nar. 8eIsate ban,
haslis i bet iipite. geo Zig at prrc
meb ham ofte thor ies at firune iige, az
ies fiencte bans iiGleliee siIitnnb. Sor
raig itoo ban Tom en- pprietis 8riiten
Tom itabts arbetoet meb fin Saligsisz
rcIie. Sau pibjte flo life noset anbet
I'll 8relie END Seius % bans renienbe
glpn. &en at Der bar SreIie | SENS
% hans BLOB. bet bar ban filter paa.
San eIitet fin Srelier - % bans Gift
tar iano",
Ser bolbtes SsressuSstisneite | aire
fen | Molanb paa Sirsbaa. Yaitor
Slimitab forreitebe, Si9et braetes pau
Snsbas til Galamls for at itebes till
bpile .peo Chen af bans iorben bebens
aansne Snitru % 6 Barn, Der liseer
begrapne paa strawberries Ienias
beds 0rapplahs; ibi Der bapse ban
boet ben leusite SiS at fit 9ip
o. a Wehlem al Ienia6eben me-
iten ira bens StifteIie, Ssraegubs.
t'eneiten hpIbtes / airfeu beritebs SnSs
eae, ben 21he 9ecbr, % SorcfpitelIen
ianrme Gag. Saiter =, 9. Sonsen
forrettehe,
Sans George TOM iii amsrita | 1857
co bpebe fsrit nogen Nar / @runbb 60,
Ml.. bpor ban 1850 bleb Gift meo
Ema Sien Selpi9, S 1885 ilpttebe
ban til Clinton 60, Ga. bpor ban ito;
big boene tnotil ban for bel ct aars
Sie iisen fipttete no til 9atteren I Mos
Lamb,
San bapse bapt 8 Barn. men nm 3
pperleber BAN, nemlrg Satteren / qos
LAMB oa 2 Ssnner, Senneu 0tartfu
George Dor / Martin 60, Neiun. oa er
ell notlaa iremmR Wano beritebs. San
cfferiaeer hssuoeu osiaa 13 @arnebarn
% 10 @aulebarnsharn.
8. Q, s.
2ans Spbnima hsSe I Galamus, M.
Cen 82se Sssbr, 1s2t.A Gan baphe boz
yet ing w&ieH belle Get fioiie Nar, Sau
leo at en- noffsa iielhen pa uliuSre bel
t,sust Spsaanh Geacrue faIeer BEN
Seutcuia, SaHs @rpr bsoe af famine
spaeem Dor niit ct slar iteeu. Sc baps
&c begse hsai ersehiaIp % par beaac
fiers @ange til 8adlefter; men bet sbn.
ter ittc btrIpe tort; tbi hesae hsSe tun
6. Gar ltser efter eeres fiSiie SeSpa /
Hodefter, Set er en- Iumit cg rbereas
reIig Sp8Som fnm man peb Tibet at
Sisrs men, @an peb Inn, at sen bar
tehelis uS8ans, 90 bette ptsfte beaoc
Srehrene = 90 herfur "bejfiffet III
! Gus: 2aus hsse roIist os oserlaS..
Gam banbe i'm fulse Hare geniSitbeo
Iise til bet aaeriiSite- Ct Bar elmer
IN ban ueaanhebe bies ban naa eaen
esarrring meSoelt ben beaiae Rasbers.
san taite % baS % Bet par aIt ON
spns pa Raaae. Sars aueriiSite lIbs
ieen bar: "gep &eSeener lipetb"
hpiIiet orb fra Sohs Sos bier hr,ar
fom SeIt beS SsreesusstieueSten { air,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06
kNsxz

% Spullier bebaables uisraesl nso etloHoi
anip elx Smsrts. aH axbsiAe sasautsF3a
S0f r. .V Wa 5f'II iI;sE, b ss Ssss4SS,T.iu Ss'
seas UahsrsiS Ave-, Minneapolis, alHA
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FASC|SM REACTION
FROM RED FOLL|ES
Movement in Italy Called
"BloodIess Battle" Against
Governing Classes.
Bi MARIO BOi,sA,


by Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright. 1872.
MILAN, November ct was not a
revolution. 1t was something less and
something more. In sense it was
ministerial crisis with arms in hands
N snother sense 1T was a bloodless
battle against the old governing
classes. There is no doubt that, either
for the best or the worst, new chap
ter in Italian history has begun
In its first period fascism was
legitimate reaction against the Grim
lnal follieS of Italian LoIshevisni and
1T saved Italy from feminist dangers
In its second period il was class
movement OF manufacturers and
agrarians directed not so much
against bolshevism as against all
!: legitimate forms of labor organiza-
! tions In its third and last period 1t
was undoubtedly sweeping national
movement or revolt against clique
Of incapable opportunists who did not
know how to govern the country
Retrenchment Policy Forecast.
The first impression one has from
the declarations of Bcnito MusSolini.
the new premier, is that he intends
20 inaugurate policy of retrench-
, ment in the interior. to restore the
financial balance and to improve eco
nomic conditions. He will have to I'M
pose heavy taxes and hard sacrifices
on all classes of people, but he seems
determined to do so. In his foreign
policy nobody here doubts that Nus
solini will show a full sense of his
great responsibility The high words
and phrases used in his articles and
speeches are chiefly intended for home
consumption. He declares that he Will
not pursue an adventurous foreign
policy and. according to thr Corriere
della Scra. he wishes to estaplish re-
lations with JuCoslavia on basis of
friendly collaboration. There is no
listing treaties. and Count SforZa's
resignation as ambassador to France
reflects only the counts general di-
vergence of views from those held by
Mussolini and must not be interpreted
as indicating a possible chance in
Italys relations with France.
Will Keep Peace With Britain.
Premier Mussolini will also continue
friendly relations with Great Britain.
The cordial phraSing of his telegram
TO Secretary Hughes is particularly
noted The Corriere della Sera says
the premier hopes to raise big loan
in the United States The industrial
and financial people seem to have
complete trust in Mussolini. 1t Is
significant that the rate of Italian eX-
change has risen on the exchanges
instead of falling.
Parliament reopens on November
Is. and it is supposed that Mussolini
will rely upon the support OF 800
deputies. but if he cannot be assured
of vote of confidence he Will DIS
solve the legislative body. At any
rate new elections will not take place
Until late in the spring.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
CHURCH COUNCIL PLEADS
FOR REFUGEES U. S. BARS

BY the Assoca ted Press.
NEW YORK. November "A pro-
test against deportation of more than
1900 Greeks and Armenian refugees.
who have been held on vessels in this
port since November l because the
yearly immigration quotas for these
nationalities have been filled. was
sent to the Department of Labor at
Washington by the mission depart
ment Of the National Episcopal
Church Council.
The church urged that the immi-
grants most of whom are women and
children. be admitted on bond and
their number charged Off against next
years quotas. adding that christian
America cannot send them back to
Turkish misruIe in Constantinople
and Smyrna or to poverty-stricken
Greece" Many OF them. it was said
are coming to join relatives in this
country, while among the women are
a number of prospective brides.
The immigrants arrived on three
ships, the Madonna, carrying 1856;
King Alexander. 575, and the Argen-
tine 3fS.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
BACKED BY LORD GREY.
Blind War Veteran Seeks Seat in
House of Commons.

LONDON. November Lord Grey.
the British foreign minister at the
outbreak of the war. is taking an ac-
tive interest in the campaign of Fred
erick Martin. blind war veteran, who
mons. Lord Grey has sent a letter to
the constituency in support of the
blind veteran. who is planning to
travel and speak in every hamlet.
Mr.. Martin was a London journal
ist before the war.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
HELD IN COAL DEAL.
Fuel Company Official to Answer
on Larceny Charge.

NEW YORK. November w. A.
Norton. general manager of the recently
organized Tidewater Fuel Corporation.
was held in $1,000 bail yesterday. by
General Sessions Judge Rosalsky, on a
charge of accepting s126 in payment for
ten tons of coal which neither he nor
his company owned. The complaint,
preferred by State Fuel Administrator
Woodin, charged grand larceny in the
second degree.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
OWSLEY IN PLEA.
Legion Chief Urges Support of Red
Cross Roll Call.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, November I.
Alvin Owsley. national commander
of the American Legion. has indorsed
the call Of the American Red Cross
for new members and urged all MEM
bers of the Legion to aid in making
orga nization a success. Commander
Owsley. in a statement issued here,
said:
81 am happy to heartily indorse the
annual membership roll call of the
American Red Cross beginning A:mi-
stice day. Certainly, loyal Americans
Evening star., 1922-11-07

desire: to support this commendable
undertaking.
THE American Red Cross is an
American institution and has made
good in every emergency. 1t deserves
the loyal and generous support Of all
tr'Ie citizens. The Red Cross Is known
the world over by its good works. |
sincerely hope that every legionnaire
will do his best to make successful
the membership roll this year
Evening star., 1922-11-07
W. H. VANDERBILT A sPEEDER

CLINTON. Conn, November vii
liam Fl. Vanderbilt of Newport and
New York was fined $50 and $ll.60
costs here yesterday for speeding In
his automobile. The police said his
car was going sixty miles an hour
He was al the wheel himself
Evening star., 1922-11-07
SHIP BREAKS RECORD.
Voters Landed in Time for Elec-
tion on Trip From Norway.

NEW YORK, November 1.-Spurred
on by passengers VINO wanted to
reach their home in time to vote to-
day, Capt. Noldborg brought the
scandinavian American steamer Unit
ed States into port ten hours ahead
of time, breaking all records for the
trip from Christiana to the United
States. His sailing time was nine days
fourteen hours The best previous
record was ten days
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Lecturer in French
To Talk on Jeanne dare

The next French lecture Of the AL
lance Franchise will be given tomor-
row afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the
Washington Club by Lieut.. J. Oh.
Gauthier, who is now at the Military
Academy at West Point. His subject.
Jeanne dare" will be illustrated
with stereoptican views.
At the lecture last Monday there
were present Nine. Jusserand. Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. MCGOWAN.
Nine. and Mile. Heilmann. Senior Don
Carlos Castro Ruiz, MIR. and Mrs, G.
S. Miller. Mrs. II. c. Gage. Mrs l.. A.
Hartman. Miss NJ. +. Mellon. Miss
F. W. Boyce, Mrs. w. Gorgas. Mrs.
3. Groesbeck. Mrs. =. Hichborr, Miss
NJ G. Fox, Mrs. J.. X. Lee, Maj. Fl. X.
Stiles, Mrs Fl. b. Bigelow. Mrs W.
A. De Caindry, Mrs. J. NJ Biddle,
Mr. j. A. bearing, Miss c. Holbrook,
Mrs. II. G. Crocker. Miss A. Ruggles,
Mrs J. Fl. Cover. Mrs. ". W. Harts.
Miss X. Wimmack, Miss j. G. Butler.
Mrs. McCagg, DIR. +. B. Stephenson,
Mrs c. Stephenson Scott. MIR. W. ii.
Baldwin. Mrs. u. Sherrier, Mrs. s. c.
Cameron. Miss l.. Cameron and Mrs.
W. +. Pearson.