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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

the business as teamster IN 1853.
George Wratten OF Housewife. re-
calls that his first work "on the
creek" was In 1864.
8. s. FertiE OF TltnsvIile. drilled
his first well on tho Clanp farm in
1861. Rhoadcs recalls that S.
S. John. Frank ana william Fertlg
drilled tho Noble well above Pioneer
In 1859. and shortly thereafter the
price OF oil dropped almost to zero,
because OF overproduction. They
gave Zed Martin. thon manager Of
the Boston OIL company, 1900
barrels OF oil for a pair OF draught
horses. They needed the nags on
the oil farm and there was no value
70 the crude. The market soon ad-
vanced and from the profits made
on this deal Martin bought the
Eagle hotel in Titusville, which he
operated with considerable financial
success for a number of years. then
went over to Meadville, whore he
was proprietor OF the Lafayette.
Roe Resinger, Franklin, who
drilled his first well on Clapp farm
In 1861.
II. G. Bell. secretary OF the Drake
Memorial association, and custodian
OF tho museum, was one OF the first
to enter the Journalistic field in tho
early SOS. SO far as history goes
he Is not known 10 have operated
for oil.
John ]. McIaurin, Franklin. one
OF the oldest living newspaper men
OF the oil fields was successful
| oil man in 1852. He operated wells
| OF n paying production on the hill
| overlooking Cherry run and not
more than n quarter OF mile from
| tho scene OF the meeting OF Satur-
| day.
william II. Hoffman OF Syracuse.
! N. Y, president OF tho association
| for the past nine years of its organi-
/ zatlon and reelected on Saturday
| for the tonth term was n driller in
1865 in the old Pithole field.
Officers for 1923.
The following officers for 1923
were elected:
President --- william II. Hoffman,
Syracuse. n, Y.
Vice resldents-Georgs II. Tor
rey oil City; Captain william Has
son. OIL city; c. L. suhr. on City;
/ IL. II. Merritt, OIL city; S, Y. Ram
age, on City: W. W. splane. on City.
Hon. j. A. Fawcett, OIL City; II. r.
Westgate, Titusville; Colonel U. G.
| Lyons, Warren, Pa; II. A. Logan,
| Warren; John II. Markham, jr.,
Tulsa, okla; ]. II. oyer. Pleasant
Vile.
Treasures-John II. scheide, II
tusville.
Directom-A. r. Seep, OIL City;
Luke r.. Carter, Tltusvile: p. C
Beers. OIL City; J. NJ. Bloss. Titus.
vile: Thomas II. Stanley, oil City.
Col. u. c. Lyons, warren: Edwin
X. Boyle. oil City; j. l.. Wilbur
Pleasantville; l. c. Mckinney. Titus
Vile; f. r. Murray, Titusville.
Secretary-Edwin C. Bell. Titus
Vile.
Assistant secretary-H. G. John
son, OIL CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Late COMPETITIONS in the
BTistOW Fieid

The Tuxedo Oh company has n
holo fun or wator at 1890 feet Ia
40. ] in the sUuthwcAt OF the south
west ~ 2S-lG-9.
The Trauecoutlncninl on sorpo-
ration No. 4, boOncy farm, In the
northeast of the northwest of &C.
lG-g, rs estimated al $50 barrels.
Tho O. l.. 81 Il. Corp. test In the
northeast OF tho southeast ot To-
Il-s, iH making 125 barrels after
l2O-quart shot
Tho Red Bank on company Myers
No. 3, I'm the southeast Of the south
west OF 9-l6-S, Ia estimated good Tor
800 barrels natural
Waite philupa ha, two 600-bnr-
rel producers iu 40 Jacobs. ln the
northeast Of the northeast OF 22-
1879. and in No. 3 Mlcco, In the
southwcst OF tho southwest or %
1853,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Southeast of Hominy

The Skelly- Riverland interests
have n i5-barrel well on the swab
in the 2,160 TO 2.235-foot sand, after
plugging back from i2.237 feet, In
No. 10 in the northwest Of the south
west OF 1929.
The Fleshers Petroleum company
has abandoned location for No. 5
In the northwest Of the southeast Of
1-22-9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
interesting Wildcats In the
Northern Part of the State

The Douglas OIL company's wild
cat test in the northeast OF the
northeast OF l5-22-4e, Pawhee coun-
~, in drilling at $3.50 feet with no
oil or gas showing
The Delplain ~ Martin wildcat In
the northeast OF the southeast OF
ll-25w-lw. has been spudded in and
shut down.
In Noble county the Colorado OIL
A. Gas Co. test in the northwest OF
the northwest OF i7-2l-Se, Ia still
fishing at 1000 feet.
Brown & Morris have spudded fo'
a TEST in the southeast OF the north
east OF I2-22-3w, Garfield cchnty
The Alcorn OIL company's test al
the center OF the southeast or TN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

sand in No. 2 Holm in the northwest
OF tho northwest OF 36-22.Iw.
Tho Sinclair Oh ~ Gas co. No.
Kisncr In tho northwest OF the north
east OF 1S-22-3w, Is estimated at l1j
barrels. the Sinclair NO. . Kisncr I'm
tho southwest OF the northeast OF
lg-22-3w is an abandoned rig.
The Sinclair oil ~ Gas CO. has n
I0-barrcl well natural In the ana
to 2.i22-foot sand In No. Kisner
In the northwest OF l0-22-3w. while
It's No. 8 Campbell In the northeast
OF tho northwest OF 3O-22-3w is an
abandoned rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Nsw Tests South Of Depeio

Tlbhins has n rig on the ground
for n test IN the northwest OF the
southcaBt OF 2G-l4-S.
The shnffor oil & Refining co.
No. l starr, In the southeast OF the
southeast OF 7-l5-S, Is rig gong
up,
ting M rig for No. / Wilson, IN
the northwest OF the northwctt ot
l7-lb-b,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Three Good Wells at WynOnd

The d. II. Williams and assoc
clates No. . In the northwest Of the
northwest Of 20-24-9, Wynona dis
trict. Is estimated good for 200 bar
rels In the 2,240 to 2244-foot sand.
The owen Usage on company has
a 70-barrel producer In the Cleye-
land sand IN No. IN l3-24-9.
The Continental Petroleum corpo-
ration No, 6, which was recently
completed good for 70 barrels nat
ural, has been shot and bridged.
They are now cleaning out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
West Extension to Fox Bush
Pool, Butler County, Kansas

The s. & 8. OIL company, (shaw.
yer a. Sutter). has 700 foet OF oil
I'm the hole and some gas at feet
In sand topped at 2,7Si foet, In the
test on the Meyers farm. In the
northeast Of tho southwest or 81
2S-5, Butler county Kansas, They
are pulling tho big pipe 10 drlll In.
This well IL west extension to
the Fox Bush pool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

tllng TO the Independent steelstocks
with special weakness in Republic
steel on the other hand the
equipment stocks we're strong and
active, holding their advances TO
the close. The sentiment was bull
lsh In spite OF the tendency OF call
money which advanced to 4 i-2 per
cant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Roland Getting Another
"Gusher" in the BrisfOU
TerrifOrU

The Roland oil company OF Bris-
tow Is getting another big producer
IN No. on the Deere allotment. To-
Gated In the southwest corner OF tho
southeast of the northeast Of 2a-l6-S,
which was estimated making 300
barrels yesterday and tho cap rock
only penetrated nt 3.125 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Diamond and Associates
Wildcat to BE GiDen
Shot TOddB

Diamond and associates wildcat
test, located at the center or the
southeast OF 26-S-S. has completed
its fishing Job. and cleaned out. 1t
will be given a 40-quart shot today
in the 3,0O2 to3, ,012-foot sand. There
II 900 feet of oil in the hole at
present, and II II expected TO shoot
into a nice producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
In The Garber Pool

The Roxana Petroleum corpora
tion has a 65-barrel we'll natural,
In No. 5 Wolfe tract, In the south
west OF the northwest OF l3-22-4w.
CARRIER pool
The Imo Oil & Gas Co. has l5O-
barrel well in the 2,14a to 2,16A.foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Ticker Dope

NEW YoRK-Cerre Viejo well
S0,00O,0O0 cubic feet of gas and
/ 900 barrels OF oil. II has been
closed In so that flow of lines can
be connected in order TO allow gas
10 exhaust itself. 1t IL estimated
the well win make 10000 barrels Of
oil q day when the gas Is gone. The
Cerre VieJo property is owned joint
ly by Mexican Pete and Mex Eagle,
Atlantic Gulf and West India
Stnnlnahln lnna hnNe rohmcnd hnnk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Sin,ms Petroleum Getting
Well in Pioneer Field, Texas

Tho simmons Petroleum corpor-
alton test on the Erwin farm in
the Pioneer field, Eastland county
Texas, has the top OF the lime at
2.5l2 feet and at Is inches in. the
we'll made 2O-minute flow, put
ting about fifty barrels into the
tank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Texas Company Getting Wen
South of DepeJU

Tho Texas company has 800 feet
OF oil IN the hole at one foot in the
butcher sand, which was topped
yesterday at 3.240 feet, In n test In
the northeast OF the northwest OF
tho southeast OF 5-l5-S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Hole FuH Of Water
Near OkeBdh

Tho Lyons Petroleum corpora
tlon's test In 2-1t-9 has n hole full
OF water at s.aS0 feet. The top OF
tho wilcox sand was found at S,97o
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Pnidski Shoots DepeW Test

Tho Pulaski OH company ~ 4
Bear. I'm the northeast ~ tho north
oust Of 3-t4-s. was shot with l20
quarts In the 2.47G 10 2.530 foot pay
and Is good Tor 60 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

loans TO $4,000 maturing in Oc-
tober. bank loans were $4,000, 900 a.
year and a half, ago the company
is In the best position of the last
two years. Since the first or the
year 1t has been slowly paying off
old debts at the same time its Mex,
Subsidiary. Atlantic Gulf oil cor
poration has been reducing its in
debtedness TO the parent company
TO around s6,0OO,O00. IL originally
exceeded sS.0O0.O0O. II is problem
atical whether Atlantic Gulf will
earn interest charges this year. aft
er heavy depreciation from shipping
alone, II payments from Atlantic
Gulf oil are included, into the S13,-
10000 collateral trust 5 per cent
bonds due January l, 1859. would
be earned with comfortable mar
gin. but returns from the oil will
probably bo regarded as repayment
OF capital
The discovery OF new oil field
by Humphreys Pure OIL company.
near Kosse, Texas. is not going to
mean a flood OF additional new oil,
Col. A. -. Humphreys OF the Hum
phreys OIL company says. 1T will
be the policy OF our company TO
hold down development wherever
and whenever possible. We are
only starting to offset wells on our
property. 6.200-acre blocks OF
leases at Kosee, and~~will drill no
more for several months unless
forced to do so by wells that may be
drilled by other partiea
TAMPICO, Mexico-Cerro Vlejo
No. 2 we'll OF Mexican Eagle showed
25 per cent saltwater, August 2S.
Production from Toteco pool, a.
hours to a. m. August 2s, $4,000
| barrels.
Mexican Pete $4,000 and Mexican
Seaboard 10000.
Continental Pete of ". j..
has completed well Caclilao No. 2
at 1867 feet for $500 barrels and
has made 9 more locations IN Ca
| cl!lao.
Humphreys OIL declared regular
| quarterly per cent dividend, pay
| able September 10 stock record,
August 81,
Sears r oebuck declared regular
quarterly 81, preferred dividend,
| halr ago.
| September 10.
sou-West Penn Pipe declared reg
ular quarterly 81 dividend, payable
october "a. stock record, September
25.
NEW YORK--A. q. and w. I
has reduced bank loans to $1,000,
600 maturing in October. Bank
loans were s6,000,0OO a year and q
Closing Stock letter: New York.
Todays market gave a remark
able exhibition OF It's underlyins
strength, aided 20 some extent by
the report that the anthracite trou'
bio would be definitely settled to-
morrow. The rumor that the fed
eral trade commission would mo-
approve OF the two steel mergers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
The Frank Mckay Wildcat

The wildcat test OF Frank Mckay
in the northwest OF 5-Sn-1lw, cad
do county, Oklahoma, is drilling M
go feet with prospect OF having 10
shut down for water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Phillips e Shea Hare Duster

Phillips & shea have a dry hole
At 2,s55 feet In No. / I'm the south
east OF the southeast OF 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

northeast of 35-27-3e. IL running the
five inch casing at 3.iSJ feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

with n production OF 10,T9s,ss7
tons, New South Wales established
new high record for coal mined
last wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
Promises Revelations on
Car OF Russia 5 Death

LONDON July 2-lBy MaT)-
Startling revelations respecting the
dethronement and death of former
Emperor Nicholas are promised by
Alexander Kerensky one time pre-
s.ceut of the Russian republic. who
has been quietly writing his memoirs
in a London fiat kererskys plan
WAS 10 spirit the Emperor out of
Russia TO a neutral European coun-
Try or 20 the United States. bur this
ne contends. was frustrated boy Great
Britain
The book of the former Russian
dictator viii begin with the inception
OF the war and cover the final cole
lapse OF the Empire. II VIII explain
not only the causes of the Romanon
overthrow. but the failure OF Keren-
sky's own government.
The writer declares that if the
allies had been willing 20 lex Russia
remain passive for a period. they
could have kept her as a valuable
ally The book vii point uut tnai
the entente insisted on Russia dis
playing energy on the front while
in the throes Of revolution at
home
His own overthrow Kerensky at
tI..ules 20 simultaneous pressure
from the two extreme parties ths
l:os-liste ON the right and the Boil
zhevIEi ON the left. aided by the
hostility OF the army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
Accnses III. Meadows.

Mrs Meadows left the car and
Mrs. Phillips followed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

Accuses Mrs. Meadows.
Mrs. Phillips accused Mrs.
Meadows OF intimacy with Mr..
Phillips There was en- argument.
and Mrs. Phillips struck with the
hammer. the blow glancing of the
other womans shoulder Mrs.
Meadows ran. uut Mrs. Phillips over
took her and brought her back. rain
ing blow after blow upon her VIC
tims head and face as she dragged
her by the hair.
Mrs CaIee. almost overcome 10y
the sight. staggered down the road.
half fainting she told her PRESTON
ers soon Mrs. Phillips overlook her
in the car and made her enter They
drove home
She threatened me with death r
eser said "a word about the affair"
Mrs Caffee said with a frightened
look % her eyes.
Husbands Story.
Here Mrs Phillips husband picks
up the story as the police have it,:
"She came home 10 me and
thought she had done something TO
a- ..Jd off," lac says
Your pretty sweetheart is not
So pretty now she told me.
"She wanted to give herself up.
She 5lolght The authorities would
believe she was justified"
But the husband knew better and
counseled her against surrender So
she fed 10 Arizona. She was ar
r.erod ar Tucson whore aIa mo- g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

death"
"A victim Of gossip" say all who
know Mrs Phillips. Ana her nus
band echoes 1t.
1T was the scandal-mongers the
lying tale bearers and Instructors
that poisoned her mind against Mrs.
Meadows" they say.
Abnormal Jealousy.
Jealousy jealousy which the
mere death of her supposed rival
could not aIpease, a jealousy which
demanded the feel Of tortured flesh
beneath repeated blows: which de-
manded designation For the wife
did not purchase a revolver. but a
hammer, according to the woman pc.
lice say was an eyewitness. Mrs
Peggy Canee.
This is the story OF Mrs. Caffee as
officials say she told it 10 them.
Mrs. Phillips and Z went shop
ping Wednesday (July 12l. At the
first store to which We went. Mrs
Phillips purchased a hammer
Later We met Mrs Meadows evi.
IDENTIFY by appointment. Mrs.
Phillips asked Mrs. Meadows 10 drive
us in her car 10 her sisters house.
Mrs. Phillips directed the way, and
we drove 10 a lonely road. Then
stop. damn youl want to tall;
10 you" Mrs. Phillips commanded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
TWO LABOR WARS
COST j. S. M ORE
THAN HALF BILLION
Miners and Rail Men Lose 81.
100000 in Wages Each
Day of Strike.

WASHINGTON. July 20-(By l.
y. s.J-The twin coal and rail-
strikes to date have caused a loss
of s5sa.000.o0o to worker. empIo
ers and American industry generally
ana the figures grow hourly accord
ing TO best estimates made today by
government staustclans
Railway Eorkme1 aud coal miners
or strike lose in the aggregate So
800 900 "a 4sy IN wages The total
loss to date .u both the coal and
rail- strikes u point Of wages Is
$4,000 900. The Ioes TO coal Op-
orators figuring on average Of 81
per ron for btImlnous coal that
would have been mined during the
is weeks Of The strike. IS approx
na sfH.UHU.9OO The total
weekly loss in coal production. both
bitumlnous and anthracite. is ave
ragged an 75 900 600 tons
The number OF men on strike lu
the twin tieups - between 1.25O.OO0
and 1000. H0l ~ these $40. 600 are
miners and $4,000 rail workers.
Public suffers Most
It was pointed out by a govern
mert official today that the publ,
viii suffer the most. luasmuch as the
public will be caught "cominE sU
-a ae strike continues. the
public viii suffer from lack or fscili-
ties to move necessities and from
lack OF one or the necessities. II
the strikes end. the public will have
10 foot the bill Of the twin tieups-
as freight and coal rates are bound
20 soar as the only avenue Of indus
trial huaucl8! recovery.
Mine Strike Issues.
The issues involved an either
strike briefly defined are.
In the coal strike
Demand Uy the miners thar the
basis for renewal Of contracts be
Identical with the old contracts that
is TO say there must be provision for
the continuation or the checlooff,
guarantee or the right OF collective
bargaining. recognition OF the union
and no reduction In the wage scale.
The coal operators refuse 10 renew
contracts on such a basis, claiming
costs Of production make alteration
OF wage scales imperative.
AEEravating the coal issue IS the
demand OF the miners that they
meet the operators in national. or
Interstate conference. while the OPP
orators demand that they meet the
miners boz district or state confer
cnce
Rail Strike Issuese
Tn the rail strike
Demand of the shopcrafts that the
railroad labor board rescind its or
der reducing wages. that there be
established a voluntary national ad
justment board hat there be Inn
rrediete abolition OF the farming out
system IN the matter OF contract re-
l.Ir WORKS and demand that there
be restoration Of the original 81
working rules governing shopcraft
workers.
Ae-raratiue the issue Is the desire
ut be men on strike TO hold con-
fcreuceF direct with the railroad
Executives md not with the railway
labor board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

GOSHEN Ind. July 2o-Cash
checks certificates of deposit. note.
and bonds to the value of nearly
81 600 We're stolen when the resi-
dence OF Frank Shuman of Goshen
was entered shortly after noon. dur
ing absence of the family
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

Mrs Clara Phillips Center is held
for murder IN Los Angeles. on a
charge of having beaten 20 death
Mrs. Alberta Meadows (riEh). Mrs.
Peggy Caffee 0ef) was an unwilling
eyewitness TO the crime. she says.
Above, In sketches, is pictured the
crime as police say II was told to
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

knew Mrs. Meadows She was in
nOcent-it was the lying tongue Of
scandal. the poisonous filth of SLAM
derous minds that brought her to her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
Rail Strike Issuese

Many delight more IN giving pres
ban n paying their debts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
Will UnWritten
LaU SaUe Slayer
1piation?
Mrs. Phillips, Held for Brutal
Hammer Murder May
Escape Death.
cBy NEA Service. }

Los ANGELES. July GOWN
the "unwritten law" for years the
plea OF jealous husbands who have
killed, save from the gallows Mrs
Clara Phillips, victim OF gossips?
This is the question on the lips
OF all Los Angeles as the 23-year-
old wife and slayer awaits trial here
for the killing of Mrs. Alberta Men
dOws, pretty young widow whom
Mrs. Phillips accused of undue in
timacy with hire husband.
The husband, A L. Phillips. an oil
man. denies his wifc's charges con.
corning Mrs. Meadows-but no wit
ness denies that Mrs. Phillips be-
Heved them with all her heart. ard
that she hammered her victim to
death believing her the violator Of
her home.
UnfOunded Rumor.
Evidence has failed to show con-
vincing ground for Mrs Phillips sus-
picion. yet somewhere a hint. a bit
of covert gossip, or a self-develOped
pang in an emotionally high-keyed
heart. started the insane jealousy
which ended in death for one and
the arrest OF the other
"A victim OF gossip" say all who
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-14

megtakarhat SLOT hetenkint yagy hayonknt ngy ezen
gazovanyok vasarasa szokatanul el0nyos befektetes
lkepez.
Ha valaki kepes hayonkint $20t megtakaritani
ugy vasarokat 10 cenes posatakarekp6nztar belyege
ket vagy kncstar takarekbeyegeket, meyeknek dara-
bonkn ST 90 ara AZ belyegekbe feketett penz
utan azonban kncstar fzet kamato De lehet ka-
matozo postatakarekpenztar szamlat nyn mhelyt az
aprobb beetek sszege eer $20t betetet at ehet val
Itani kincstari igazolvanyra.
fentiekbol kitiink, hogy ko11nany rendkivu elo-
Inyos m6dat nyujtja penzmegtakaritasnak, emeett
befeketett penz feeteni bzos 6 kanato hoz es ksz-
penzben vsszavonhat6 bamkor Az igazovanyokat new
Ire atak k ICY betev0 karosodhatk annak bar
mi m6don tortent elvesztese eseten
Eek a takarekbeteti igazolvanyok nincsenek kteve
Iarhullamzasnak ICY mem veszthetnek ertekiikbol
Mindig megemek annyit, amemyit betevo hzetett er
tiik Ehez jon meg kamat
befzetett p6nzt mint fentebb elitve volt = bar
mkor vissza lehet von de kolnany csak OF letete
utan vonhatia yssza akar6kbete igazolvanyokat
Hamarabb mem.
Az gy befektetett p6nz ad6mentes (kveve az oroko-
sodesi ad6t) Sem aam sem varos, sem jovedelm adot
mem kell utana fzetni.
Mindenki-mondja penzigym yminiszterium erre' vo-
natkozoag adott k0rleveeben ehet es ellen is ezen
kedvez6 alkaomma lassa hogy mlyen konnyen szapo-
rodk az ICY elhelyezett takarekbetet W)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-14
Jobarat a sxuksegben.


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legtobb ember szereti q doktort, de ke-
yesen eivezik szainlajat.
Biztosit 6-tarsasagok megmutatjak q
kiyezet6 utat. Ha. on szerencsetlepseg
koretkezteben megssrll, elveszti vala-
mely tagjat vagy szemevilagat, a biz,
tosit6-tarsasag fizeti az on idejet nun
kak6pt telensegenek tartama alatt, vala-
mint fizeti seb6sN az operaci6ert s.
az ON 5kezeleseert.
Il Kettos.aiiak jarnak vaspti,ss elevator
'yagy3 g0zhaj6sA gsasS Sxsk, vala-
mint az ezek altai okozott tizek esete-
ben.
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inss and Loan Building sl2. szana alatt,
nsspagysfaEsa 6nsek. hosy mikkp sye,
reHAes neg , lesjotb bizt9sitast n Jsg'
alacsopyabb arep. Ga