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Would Raise Debt Question

That would raise the whole question
of the allied debts to the United States
anf perhaps other embarrassing issues.
The responsibility for tho success Of
tho conference would rest upon this
country uS having in''ited'it. The pres
sure to enter into European affairs
would be more severe if this country
invited the conference than it would
bc if this country merely accepted an
invitation from some other power to
particpate in conference.
When I say all this. it is with the
reservation that the situation H. Stll
lar from clear in the Administration $
mind. The passage Of the Borah rcso-
luton or the development of public
opinion in favor of II broader policy
toward Europe than has prevailed
since the DAYS Of the Paris Peace Con-
ference might result in the Presidents s
cxtesding II call for II conference to
be held here.
So far as foreign diplomats here can
learn, no international conference on
EurOpc's affairs is being projected. No
suggestion of one has gone forward
from Washington, even of Il confer
encc. say, to be called by Mr.. Bonar
law TO be- held in London.
The view Of the diplomats is thai;
this Government would like tn SEQ 'hr
rcpara,ionS controversy settled 10y Hll
international commission Of experts
that it is working toward that end.
Reparations Problem First
This fits in with the report that
Mr.. Harding regards the reparatinns
question u@ the first one to he settled,
Sucn an International commission If
a,,o,,, ,.,,ulI ,n,rnl lntrr,piun hnW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

Th, kitchen in the home of Jacob
Minter, i32 DAILY street, WAS slightly
,lnmngrd by fire OF unknown oriSIn
which was discovered at \ O'Clock last
night. =, ,,,
c,tcI vi hin a block Of the Minter
home. cxtinguishcd the blaze before II
had gained headway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
GALE STILL RACES,
MENAC|NG SHIPS
Sweeps English Channel and
Atlantic Seaboard-Freighter
Wrecked in Bay Of Biscay
STEAMSHIP IN DISTRESS

Havre. De-. 2S.--A terrific gale
which has been raging on the Channel
and Atlantic seaboard for the last
three days shows no sign Of abating.
Tho English cargo vessel Kinsfsher
attempted to go to sen last night, but
she wns Joined bv score of other craft
which now are anchored in the Havre
Roads. unable to sail.
The steamship Panther is in distress
of L'Orient and two ocean going tugs
are standing by to render assistance.
The English freightcr Speedwell ran
aground in the Bay of Biscay and is n
complete wreck. Her crew Of fifteen
was saved.
The beaches at Deauvillo and Trou-
VILE have been damaged and the bath :
houses wrecked hv the high tide and
pounding seas. The barometer still is
unsettled.
Plymouth. England. Dec. 2S.-(By
a. p.)-Two fatalities mt sea directly
attributable to the terrific storms en- :
countered on the Atlantic during the
last week. were reported by vessels
reaching this port today.
William Holmes. travelling with his
wife and five children on the German
steamer IIaimon. which arrived from
Baltimore. was killed during the voy-
age when he was thrown to the deck.
sustaining fractured skull. He was
buried at sea.
The second mate of the steamer
Neotsfield. bound from Newfoundland
to Bremerhaven, was washed overheard
and several members Of the crew seri-
ously injured while the vessel was la :
boring in the terrific sens. The Neots-
field put in at this port before proceed
ing to Bremerhaven.
Glasgow. Dec. .2S.-(By A. P.)--
The freight steamship Tudorstar, from
Seattle, regarding which some anxiety
had been felt, but which yesterday was
reported safe. arrived at this port to-
day, one week late, having been bat
tered by gale that swept everything
movable from her decks. The carpenter
Of the ship was badly injured while
attempting to repair the damaged steer
ing gear
The captain reported having been ir
wireless communication with eighteen
other vessels within n radius Of eighty
niles. all suffering from the effects Of
the great gale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
Most Hold Certificate

MOST liO!u CcrtiiiCate
No t"A'h"r shall hr placed upon in
d'1nitr t"nur" who d - not hold a
permanent Stat" certiirat" issued by
III" Superintendent "i Public InStrur-
ton Of this commonwealth.
lh" >'rrir"S Of any teacher upon in
definite t"nur" VIII" by reason Of illn"ss
j. unable I" disrharg" his duties for a
)'rIwi Of one school Year may b. dis
continued by the board
y" teacher serving upon indefinite
tennr" shall suffer decrease in salary
without tn" teachers consent, except
lE reason of II salary revision affect
ins HIl teachers of the district holding
Positions Of like character and grade
IN" necessary transfer Of teacher
from on" position TO another having
lower salury shall not be considered
H"rr"a>" IN >HlHry within the meaning
. lhi> parngtanh. \ teacher shall
fav" I'll" same rights to II hearing in
regard t" amy such proposed transfer
ar" granted by this act in cases of
C'nIalni against II teacher.
y 'f'"I'Il!"n HdUDIrd suggested thrt
-" ~ "n"ri"I '"!lpcllin- th" State
I''% Il FER "'lI i;.l"r"~t on overdue
!'"'h'S "I funds ~ school districts
~ ''WA'i"Hl iurIu e.. Surh a law
M'H," 'aN" phIlaLslpk;a unuy thou
s''"' Il d"lIal> rdrh year. At The
l'>'AI in"m"ul ih" state .N,S the cily
;mir,"IH Sl.Wh'.nOO in back unympntS.
-" m"i"} hn~ all b"r: inrll,Ind ns
!!H'II"> IN I'll" r>iimuI"I rNurnSn. for
~, ~" year. and muNt be- advanced bv
.!' '"> 81 II Temporary loan until ,urh
'"' H. the State shall ,uy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
BOY VICTIM OF ScALDINc

Edward RounowSbi, five year, old
100 Thurman street, Camden. who
fell int" II tub "f hor water week ugo.
died today in Camden HOMEOPATHIC
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Senate Is Assured
Harding Is Acting


to stipulatc too much in getting the
nations together. He does not desir"
to have the representatives Of the
allied powers when they meet turn to
this country and say: 'Well. now
that you have got us hero what do you
propose to do about it..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
PH|LA. TEACHERH HITS
SPELLING METHODS.
Eliminate Oral Plan, Says Gen.
trail High Instructor at
Convention
1923 MEETING TO BE HERE

nc,blrhcm. Pa. Dec! 2S.--A hish
.,too, bov who couldnt spell "thnt'
yos tho example given to show that
sailing a,d the use Of grammar by
.b,ldrcn in the second year class at high
,obool wcrc ntrocious. by DR.. .Iam"s II.
Moffatt. of the Philadelphia Central
,,cb School. lie spoke at the meet
INC Of the English Section of the con.
rention of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers Association.
DR. Moffatt said that boys came 10
him who had been graduated from eie.
mpntary school and vet could not spell
ony ten words correctly nor use good
grammatical construction In q sentence.
lie advocated that greater care be
taken IT, instruction in this work and
that boys who were not proficient
should be kept in the lower grades.
"Cut down the lists that are given
the boys" said DR.. Moffatt. "nnd
above all be sure that YOU, never ask n
boy to learn to spell word until h,
knows what it means. Get away from
the oral spelling lists. for oral spelling
Is unnatural Words are always writ
ten and one automatically visualizrs the
word.
"Forgct rules in spelling. They never
work out well. Teach your pupils to
use the words in sentences and they
will unconsciously spell correctly. 7
believe the hest way to teach spelling il
TO have sentences with blank words TO
te filled in by the pupil. He does il
then in natural. normal way"
PhiIa. Chosen for 1923 Convention
Philadelphia was chosen for the an
nual convention next year. Supern-
tendcnt Broome invited the convention
there at meeting of the House of
Delegates. +. J. Cnttpll. as represent
ing the Philadelphia Chamber of Com
mcrce. seconded DR.. BroOmc's invita-
ton and on vote of the delegates philn
dcphia carried with Jag votes. Erie
was second. with 12D votes.
The House of Delegates without COM
rcnt accepted the draft of the bill reg
Waiting the tenure of Office for tencherS
which will 20 to the "vcrutiv" commit
Zee for final revision before Dcing pro-
sNnt"l at tn" coming session Of tho Leg
isaturc.
The bill has b"cn prepared BY Oliver
T. NOrnmnn. associate superintendent
Of Philadelphia. and Ell2ahnth Baker.
Of Harrisburg IL prO"idcs in tho main.
that any tcrch"r who is appointed to
The schools Of the State cannot be dis
charged without due cause and public
hearing. II furthrrm"rr gives the righ-
70 anrraI to the State Department of
EdUcnt on
" III. under its present draft.
nr' - thiN manner not Ony '"Irh-
erS strict. couutv Hnd associate
nj ,,1l 81 ,,I
oth' mu'uyrd in the trstruct1,ol
div educational systems.
1t '"'Id"S THAT any teacher in thc
S'f' has been cmrlovod for three
cons i've Years in Il school district
sla ~" umhrr the provision on re-
en- nt II also pro"ii : 1hnt any
t"a"'.r "a service for four Yeas con-
scout. .!y shall Immediately he affected
BY lhr Hct.
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New Orleans. Dec, oS,--jRy 4 T. }

New Orleans. Dec. 2S.--lRy \. ~
-Govcrnor Parker reached here THIS
mnrning to take part in the conference
which he will hold today with his legal
associates and Federal Investigators ~
outline plans for the open hearing at
Ra strop aud I" discuss other PHASES uf
.lr Nlu'rhuuNr kidnapping invrstiga-
tion+. Tie Governor declined To- hr
interviewed, II aintnnins his silence +"
newspaper men. inaugurated when the
Investigations began.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26

A DEC0RAToR 10 do your decorating,
also painting and paper hanging.
Hnuptman. 1t years in Tulsa. osage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-Nins young hens and on
rooster. $40, osags yats. -..---,---.-----.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

FoR sALB--Pure- bred registered Spotted
Poland China piss male Or female,
10 months old. Cherokee Stock Farm
Enlln. TnNAs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26

IF you ARE considering the purchase
OF new or used plano be sure and
see Jenkins Music Co. and save your
self a nice little sum your pur-
chase. We list a few of the second
hand pianos on our floor. Each one
has been thoroughly overhauled and
put in best possible condition by our
factory workmen.
Decker Bros. ebony osss. solid
panels. some carving .......3ibb
Krauich and Bach. mahogany
case. solid panels. key board In
nice condition. tone good ....ts1o
Cornish, walnut case. plain 'front.'
three-quarter music desk, case
checked. tone good -.....S25s
case. nice condition, tone good Sass
Shoninger, walnut case, soms
carving, but In nice condition.
tone good ....S2I6
schaeffer. beautiful mahogany
case. like new, piano 10 fine
condition throughout .......s325
Mason. mahogany case, rented
only short while, cannot - told
from new .................... .t365
We also have KurtzmsA Elburn.
bradbury, kingsbury and other used
pianos too numerous to mention on
our floor.
II you can't call. write or phone.
Usage 3l33.
]. w. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
All South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26

ms, Residence II n. NOsedHIs' Cedar
CAI,L Osage sT93 aud save money on
your painting and decorating We
guarantee
FOR WANTING aud 'paper hanging cal
j. Fitzhugh, Usage ts.
FiRsT- CLASS decorating, papethang'
ing and furniture refirishins and dec
Grating done by modern decora tin 4
company. j. Ehmsnn, 629 n. Cheyenne
r. koblischek. 602 N. Boulder. Osag'
ba7l.J, Cedar 9b07-J,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
Personal Property

ONE pARK.GRAY fox fur slightly 80
cot sso' yin sell for $40. Gail oss,.. ocS,a.
, 1922-04-17
FORD RUNS 81 MILES
ON GALLON OF GASOLINE

A new automatic vsporizcr and De
carhonizer, which in actual test has
increased the power and mileage Of
Feeds from 25 to so pei cent and at
h same time removed every particle
of carbon from the cylinders. is the
proud achievement of John A. Stran-
sky. 75 South Main Street Pukwana.
South Dakota A remarkable feature
line. Mr.. Stransky wants TO place n
Is that its action is governed entirely
by the motor. 1t is slipped between
tho carburetor and intake manifold and
can be installed by anyone in five min
utes without drilling or tapping. With
it attached. Ford carr nave made from
40 to 81 miles on one gallon of gaso-
line Mr.. Stansky wants to place a
few of these devises on cars in this
territory n has a very liberal offer
to make to anyone who is able to
handle the business which is sure to
be created wherever this marvellous
little device is demonstrated. If you
want to try n entirely a, his risk
send him your name and address to-
day.-Adv.
, 1922-04-17
Large Families
Get Cheap Rent

VENICE. Cal. April 17.-Ben3amin
Brodsky loves children He has open
ed an apartment house here. He an
nounces hat no unmarried persons
may rent apartments Families in
Guiding more than one child viii have
their rent scaled downward at the
monthly rate Of IS a child. Every
apartment where a child is born will
be credited with one months rent. a
newly married couple also will be
given a months rent. but IL at the
end of a year they have no children.
their rent win be doubled. .
, 1922-04-17
Shirt of Gold
and SiLUer to
Be GiDen King

zAGREB. April 1.-THE slovais
OF tho Batchka district Of Jugo-
Slovahda- IN accordance with tradi-
ton, plan 10 present King Alexan-
der with a chirt woven OF puro gold
and silver threads on the accasion
~ his marriage TO Princess Marie OF
Rumania-
, 1922-04-17
WANTED.

Hustler to handle this territory for
an old line life insurance company
lust entering wyoming; get in on the
ground floor before the territory Is
tied up. Kew policy that defies com
petition7 experience not necessary
ambition IS Write stating age imam
ciaI ability and family, to l. S. Bell,
4os Guardian Trust building,
Colo 41T-3t
, 1922-04-17
MORE REDSPE SQUARE FOOT IN
AMERICA THAN RUSSIA COLLINS
Industrial Expert Speaking IN Behalf Of Knights Of
Columbus Campaign Against Radicalism
Bares Secrets of Radical Efforts

There is more radicafism rampant to the square foot in
America than in Red Russia Some American cities have
redder souls than Petrograd," said Peter w. Collins in a lee
ture What Is Wrong With the World" at the high school
auditorium last night
Mr.: Collins, who is q widely travelled industrial expert.
, 1922-04-17

a Tribune classified adj
, 1922-04-17

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The herald., 1922-08-17
CHARTER.

any wise appertaining, situated in tn,
First District of New Orleans. IN square
1877. bounded 10y Magazine. CaI.lopc
Constance and PoeyfaTre streets. desIg
mated by Nos. /, and 3, on a plan
by Hunter Stewart, surveyor. under
date of May 5. 1883. annexed to an act
before \. V. Philip. Notary Public. OF
July 10, 1883, which said lots measure
feet inches and lines front on Mag
azine street by ll5 feet in depth. be,
tween parallel lines; lots Nos. am
2 ddJOiu each other and measure each
81 feet inches and lines front on
Magazine street by rs feet in depth
between parallel lines, having the use
Of an alley in the rear opening into
CalIiope street and measuring 10 feet
wide.
Acquired by Mrs Olga SvideIle STAGE
widow of Harry o. STAGE Is follows
One-half interest, as wife. IN com
munity of Harry .. STAGE, by purchase
during said community by her husband
Harry .. STAGE, on February 10. 1921
registered in Conveyance office, book
335, folio I'll; Mortgage office book
1884, folio -; by noGlrial act before
W. Morgan Gurlcy, Notary PublIc. one
half interest by Inheritance as widow
and sole and only heir of Harry ..
STAGE. by judgment in the succession
of Harry .. STAGE. rendered and signed
February 10, 1922. and registered in
Conveyance Office, book $40, folio 37I
Which item I is taken at a valuation
Oh SlpUUUUV
The present Board Of Directors.
namely. James J. Landry, Arthur V
Robertson and Mrs. Olga SvidelIe STAGE,
being sworn by me, notary. according
10 law. declare under oath that the
above properties are fully worth the
ADVERTISEMENTS hereinabOve made by
them, as appears next To each item,
and further, from mortgage and con-
veyance certificates obtained, IT does
not appear that said property has been
encountered or dlienated by Mrs. H. o.
STAGE. and from tax receipts for the
years 1919, 1920 and 1921 1T appears
that all taxes on said properties have
been duly paid, and the aforesaid de-
Scrlbed properties have been transferred
and accepted by nOtarial act before
the present Notary on this 3lst day
OF jury; iyZZ' Tor payment of subscrip-
TONS Of Mrs. III. o. STAGE Tor 30 shares
OF the capital stock OF this corporation
ThuS done. sworn to and passed be-
fore me in my office at New Orleans.
on the day, month and year first above
written, IN the presence OF VIM. BOizelle
ana VIM. Williams, competent Wit
neSSeS, who hereuntO sign their names
with the said appearers and me. Notary.
after reading of the whole.
Original signed: Arthur V. Robert.
son. / share; Mrs. Ii. .. STAGE, 30
shares; James J. Landry. l share.
=. witnesses: VIM. Boizelle, Vim. Will
liams.
c. W. PUNEKY.
Notary Public.
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages for the parish Of Orleans. state
of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of incor-
poratlon of the ii. y. STAGE Real Estate
ana Investment Co, Inc, was this day
duly recorded IN my office, in book
1868, folio
New Orleans, Aug. l. 1922
ROBT. SCOTT.
Deputy Recorder OF MORTGAGES.
y true copy:
(Sea) c. w. PUNEKY.
Aug. Sept Z. Notary Public.
The herald., 1922-08-17
CHARTER OF
THE II. o. STAGE REAL ESTATE
AND 1NVESTMENT CO. INC

United States of America, State Of
Loulslana, Parish of Orleans, City of
New Orleans. Be it known that on
this dav Of tha ,.nn.h III s
in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and twenty
Two. and or the independence of the
Snlted states of America, the one hum
area and forty-sixth. before me, Cor
neilus W.. Puneky. a Notary Public
duly commissioned and Qualified in and
for the parish of Orleans, in the pres
ence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared the parties whose
names are hereunto subscribed, all of
IuIl age. who declared that awaiting
themselves or the provisions of the
Jaws or this state relative to CORPORA
lions they have covenanted and agreed.
ana Dy these presents covenant and
agree and bind themselves, as well as
such other persons as may hereafter
become associated with them, to form
ana constitute corporation and body
Ppitlc In law, for the purposes and
OBJECTS and under the stipulations and
articles following. to-wit: '1
ARTICLE /. The name of this cor
poratfon shall be The II. o. STAGE Real
Estate and Investment Co, Inc.
ARTICLE II. The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation 4.
organized and the nature of the BUST
ness 10 be carried on by II are de-
clared to be the following, to-wit: To
own, buy, mortgage, improve, deal in
ana sell real estate in every branch.
and TO 90 all such things as may be
ARTICLE III. The capital stock Of
said corporation shall be Ten Thousand
The herald., 1922-08-17
CHARTER

herein granted without recourse to any
vote or grant Of power by the holders OF
Common Stock, and shall have like full
power and authority to buy and sell and
to receive in pledge or to hypothecate the
shares of the capital stock of any other
corporation erected for like purposes with
this corporation; to issue bonds upon such
conditions as they may deem proper and
10 pledge or mortgage any property of the
corporation to secure the payment of such
bonds.
NII.--The annual meeting of the share
holders shall be held on the third Mon
day of January of each year; and meet
ings of the shareholders may be called by
the president or board of directors upon
ten days notice, given in daily paper
published in the City of New Orleans. or
sent by mail, provided that meetings of
shareholders may be held and business
transacted by them at any time when all
Of the shareholders are present, or are
represented by proxy at each meeting and
formal notice of the meeting is waived in
writing.
NlII.-This act of incorporation may
he changed, modified or altered, the CAPT
tai stock increased or decreased, or the
corporation may be dissolved if three
fOurthS of the stockholders convene for
that purpose and after fifteen days pre-
viOuS notice shall have been given either
by mailing notice to the last known ad-
dress of each stakeholder or by adver-
tsement at least twice in a daily news
paper published within ten days next pre-
oeding the date of the meeting.
And the said appearer further declared
that he is authorized, empowered and d-
rected to sign and execute all necessary
acts and proceedings to carry out and
effect the said amendments; and he does
now appear before me, notary, in order
to make proper nOtarial record of said
amendments and to have same recorded
as required by law, all of which will more
fully appear by reference to Il certified
opy of the minutes of said stockholders
meeting, hereto attached.
Thus done and passed in my Office in
Hy of New Orleans, Oh the day and
ia the month and year first above written,
and in the presence of 1 de Nilleneuye and
>. ). hiblinger, competent witnesses, who
have hereuntO affixed their signatures
with the said appearer and me, notary,
after due reading of the whole.
witnesses: L de Nillenueve 5. 5. kib-
lingcr.
(oRIGINAL SIGNED:
CHAS. III. BEHRE
(SeaD: WILLIAM J. GUSTE,
Notary Public F,
Recorded, Parish of Orleans, H. o. Il.
2uN folio 497.
" true copy:
tSeaD: WILLIAM J. GUSTE,
Notary Public. /
July 27-Aug. 81
The herald., 1922-08-17
CHARTER OF
NEW ORLEANS COMPRESS CO., INC.

July 27-Aug. 81
Mountain advocate., 1922-01-20
nsaassIssroSER's SALE

BY order Of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its November
Term, 1921, in the case of Andy
Gibson, Plaintiff,
against
Bingham Oil Co. and Alladin Oil Co.
Defendant,
| will, as Master Commissioner,
on the 23 day of January, 1922,
same being the first day of the Term
of the Knox County Court, sell at
the Court House door in Barbour
Vile, Kentucky, to the highest and
best bidder, the following described
property of said Oil Companies, to
satisfy the judgment in said case,
amounting to S456.27, with inter
est from Mar. 4th, 1921, and $4,000
probable cost.
Description: The lease and Lease
Hold Estate, thereby created on the
Lands OF N. B. Jones, and the Lands
of Susan Jackson, situated in Knox
County on Little Richland Creek,
as embraced and described in the
lease for oil and gas purposes, exc
cuted by said Jones & Jackson to j..
A. McDermott, and assigned by said
NJ Dermott to said Bingham
oil Company, and all tn e
personal property situated upon
said two leases, and in the wells
drilled upon said two leases and said
wells, and all casing, tubing, sucker
rods, pumping power engines, boil
ers. tanks, tank houses, lead lines,
pumps. Jacks, and all other articles
of equipment and appendages used
by or connected with the wells and
operations on said lease and lands.
Said property will be sold on a
credit OF three months, or for cash,
the purchaser to execute bond with
approved security, bearing interest
at six per cent. from date, having
the force and effect of a judgment
and retaining a lien on said property
until the purchase money is paid,
If same is purchased on three months
time.
WITNESS my hand, this the End
day of January, 1922.
c. H. JONES. Commissioner,
Knox Circuit Court.
Sale about p. m. Purchaser
must execute bond as soon as sale
is over, or the property will be i'm
mediately put up and resold. 1O-3t