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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-11
BOYCOTT INVOKED BY KHAN

CONTINUED from Page one.)
does not concern itself in deter
mining the truth or falsity OF m
stories circulated about a boy,
cotted business--It is concerned
with results only.
Nor is any business man i'm
mune from khan boycott, except
those who join the hooded circle
The target Of the business bar
need not necessarily be Catholic
Jew, negro or alien. He can be an
American born Protestant and
still face the boycott.
Are After the Coin.
The uses to which the boycott
are put by the Ku Kluxers are Du,
other manifestations OF the fact
that principles are of secondary
Importance among klansmen4-
they are after the money.
In Oregon the boycott has been
proclaimed more often against
businessmen who refused to join
the khan than for all other reasons
combined. Here and there Cath
Ollie, Jewish, or an Oriental mer-
chant or firm has been placed un-
der the ban because Of their race
or religion. But nine out of every
ten khan boycotts have been de-
clared against men who declined
to affiliate with the nightshirt
tribe when invited, One instance
will tell the whole story.
Instance Is Cited.
In one of the ten largest cities
in Oregon an American born mer-
chant OF no church affiliations has
been conducting a small grocery
store outside of the central busi-
ness district for IL years or more.
He had built up good paying
business in the heart of a Luther
an neighborhood. Soon after the
khan organized in that city he was
solicited to join but refused. Moth
ing happened Immediately. Two
weeks later he was again solicited
and was informed that a compet-
ing grocer In the same neighbor-
hood had been "naturalized" into
the khan. Again he refused to join,
this time making his refusal quite
emphatic. Within week his busl,
ness had dropped off 25 per cent,
and 1t continued to drop off Now
he is losing money and waiting
daily for the end to come. Recent
ly well-wishing friend advised
him to move into a Catholic com
pointing out that no Cath
Ollie could hope to secure the busi-
ness OF a Lutheran neighborhood.
The khan had deliberately and
falsely branded him as a Catholic
TO recruit his customers in boy
,ott scheme.
A Case in Portland.
In Portland firm of five mem
,ers was threatened for several
weeks with khan boycott because
,ne of the partners was a Catholic.
rwo of the partners later Joined
he khan and since then no men
ion of boycott has been made.
Another instance with which !
I'M familiar indicates the willing
less of the Ku Klux to compromise
heir own principles and questions
eriously the sincerity of their
fundamental creed
nti-Catholicism. Here the firm
nder the boycott is composed of a
atholic and a Protestant, but
18th each additional twist given
le boycott screws came the offer,
lade each time ANONYMOUSLY over
ne telephone, to lift the ban If
le Protestant member Of the firm
ould don the nightgown and pill
w case.
So much for the klan's 100 per
snt Americanism,
tTomorrow-The Klan in Poll
esq
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-11
MRS. INMAN AND CHARLES
WITTE ARE IN JAIL HERE

Mrs. John Inman and Charles
Witte were last night arrested by
Deputy Sheriffs Walter Barber
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-04

The opportunitv will defeat The WRONG
doer in the general election.
We appeal to you to think this
through for yourself and not allow
political precedent to coerce you into
voting for Mr.. James T. Vocelle just
because his name appears upon the
"Official Democratic Ticket" we
have proved that it don't belong there,
and as loyal Democrats, striving to
right wrong, We submit that we are
unselfishly working for the best in
terests of both the white primary and
the Democratic party when we ask
you to vote for the. Hon. Charles S.
Arrow, of Camden couny, Georgia.
GLYNN COUNTY ARROW CAM
PAIGN COMMITTEE.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-04

ored to find a true stats Of facts,
and that the above is the result of
their Investigation:
j. S. N. Davis,
Clifford S. johnson
S c. Townsend.
Sworn and subscribed to before
me this LIST day of November, 1922.
- j. F. Hughse,
Notary Public, Camden County, Ga.
We could fiji a newspaper with the
sworn statements we have about the
irregular practices of Mr.. Vocelle and
his supporters, we are going to re-
Produce here just two sworn state
ments, the first to show that Mr..
Vocelle carried the registration book
to various parts of Camden county
and registered therein persons whom
he believed would support him in
the primary, and passed by those he
had reason to suspect were against
him, and second to show that after
registering as many Of his friends as
possible he then demanded that those
opposed to him who had not paid
their taxes prior to May 9th, 1922,
should be stricken from the voters
list, although it has been custom in
Camden county for many years for
every one who pays his taxes before
the voters list is finally made up by
the registrars to remain on that list
as qualified voters. Here are the
statements:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-04
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When
Your Skin Breaks Out

Any breaking out of the skin on face,
neck, arms or body is overcome quick
est by applying Mentho-Sulphur. The
pinples seem to dry right up and go
away, declares noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to take
the place of sulphur as pimple re-
mover. 1t is harmless and Inexpensive.
Just ask any druggist for small jar,
Of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur and use is
like cold cream.
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= BRUNSWICK y

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-04
PROOFS !
OF ELECTION FRAUD
IN CAMDEN COUNTY

Read the following sworn state
ments, they are made by men that
you know to be too honorable to try
to deceive you, and unlike DR.. B. At
kinson, they know the facts, and
have not depended upon what others
have told them.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-10
EMPLOYMENT
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES

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city auction yards, saturday ~ 10
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ALL KINDS OF clothing bought AZ ~
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The New York herald., 1922-12-11
$14,OO 900 STEEL STOCK
OFFERED TO PUBLIC
Jones q LaughIin Issue at
Price to Yield 6I-2 p. e..

A syndicate headed by the Union
Trust Company or Pittsburgh and the
Guaranty Company and the Bankers
Trust Company of New York Is offer
Ing this morning $4,000. 900 cumulative
Z per cent. preferred stock of the Jones
e Laughlin Steel Corporation at price
of 1071a to yield about sls per cent. This
Is the first time that any stock OF Jones
public and while the business Is more
than seventy years old and the COM
pany Is regarded as one of the leaders
in the steel industry. no definite fig
ures on its finances have ever before
been made public. =
The company Is the third largest In
the steel industry. only the United
states Steel and the Bethlehem Steel
corporations ranking IT, The balance
sheet shows assets OF more than fi70.-
600. 600, of which cash and United States
Government obligations alone total $751;
400. 000 as against funded debt OF
only s21. 10000 and current liabilities of
only $6.o00.00o.
The Jones a. Laughlin Steel Corpora
ton Is being formed TO acquire the as
sets and business of the Jones n Laugh
lin Steel Company, and will issue s60-
900 900 of preferred stock and $50. 100000
common stock in payment for these
assets. Neither the control nor the
management OF the company will be
changed in any way. as the N40o000o
preferred stock which IL now being Of
fered simply represents the holdings of
few inactive stockholders.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
FRENCH FINANCIERS
LOOK TO RUSSIA
Schneider Steel Works Not
Expected to Cause Loss
to Investors.

spec,al Cable to THE NBw York HERALD.
Copyright, 1879, bv THE New YORK HEHsLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Dec. 10.
Interest In French financial circles
has turned again to Russia IN conf
dence that Russias pIatonic reserva-
tions to the Turco-Allied policy as ex-
pounded at Lausanne means merely an
other step toward the restoration OF re-
lations, at least commercially. For the
present there is no market for Russian
securities, but the situation may be ex-
pected to change during the coming
week, according to we'll informed
sources.
The chamber of commerce OF the In
dustrial center OF St Etienne decided
last week to Join the movement started
In Marseilles TO send committee OF
commercial experts to Russia TO study
the situation and prepare an elaborate
report covering the possibilities OF trade
either with or without the sanction of
the Government. IL Is expected that the
commission will leave early next month.
This Is especially interesting in view
Of the fact that Russia's superior eco
nomic council has decided TO propose to
the Soviet Government that another six
months be given former owners OF de-
na,ionalized industries In which TO re-
sumo operations, falling which the state
Is to become the perpetual owner OF the
properties.
This question was discussed more
than year ago and resulted in the re-
turn of scores of Russian refugees who
are actually operating many factories
for the Soviet Government and are re-
ceiving only 40 per cent. Of the net
profits.
French investigators will find the situ-
alton worth watching. as OF the 2,oOo.-
ooO. .OOe. 900 rubes which II Is estimated
have been invested by foreigners In
Russia. French investments represent %
per cent, English 22, German 10, Bel
gian 14 and United states about 3.
Investigation shows, moreover that the
French are Interested chiefly IN mines
TO the extent OF almost half the capital
invested, metallurgicai industries taking
% per Gent
Reports circulated early In tho week
regarding the situation OF the Schneider
establishments seem TO have been un-
founded. industry In France being un-
deniably on a firm basis with good pros
poets that next year will see the reor-
ganization OF the metallurgical market
on large scale.
The reports apparently concerned only
tlre condition Of NJ. Schneider's extern
sive investments in Austrian and Hun
garian establishments. where. as the re-
suit Of the exchange fluctuations and the
varying vaiud standards In Central
Europe, securities naturally have had TO
sustain n serious depreciation. estl-
mated at about To.O0o000 francs.
schneider's net prof'ts. on which the an
nual dividends, are based accordingly.
we're written down to II .000.eo0 francs.
as compared with 100000 francs
last year. Nevertheless the divide~dr
though reduced are sufficient flnanclers
Jelieve, to make up for the situation,
with no fear Of loss to investora
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Mlnseh Mcneil & Co. Inc, have prepared q
booklet on water power bonds whirh diS-
cusaes the Investment qualities OF this tvpe
of public utility and describes IN detail
thirty-four hydro-electgic companies.
The Guaranty Trust Company viii deliver
at its trust department commencing to-day
definitive Nota Scotia lcanada) two year
= per cent bonds due August I. 1924, In
exchange for temporary certificates.
The Bank n America has been appointed
trustee OF Prudence bonds Series AA.
The Guaranty ~ Company has been ap-
pointed trustee. = Sc .tar and paving agent
first mortgage 5iA p,fi"t bonds.
The Registrar and Transfer Company has
been appointed co-transfer agent cf the
common stock Of the Shell Union OH Corpo-
ration.
Harris. winthrop a Co. announce the re-
ltnoval of their offices to the New York
stock Exchange building. II Wall street.
Merrill Lynch q Co. have prepared a
circular on non-oeilahie bonds.
". A. Riordan. formerly with Theodore n.
Rronson a Co, has become associated With
well A. -. IN charge Of their unlisted stock
and bond oerartment.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
EXTENDING PIPE LINES.
Empire Company Improveiheut
viii Cost seversI Millions.

The Empire Pipe Line Company has
completed plans and Is begirning work
on the extension Of new pipe lines which
will involve capital expenditures OF sew
erai millions Of dollars.
Tho most important extension IL the
main six inch line extension south from
the Kinawood Pool, Oklahoma. to the
neids In Stephens county Just north OF
the Texas border. This is n dlstnnce OF
approximately 1876 miles. and completion
OF the lire viii give the comrany large
unifed pipe fine facilities extending from
The productive fields in Kansas through
the state of Oklahoma into the north
and central Texas districts. with trans
continental connections with other pipe
lines at several points
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
"Everyman"
LEGAL NOTICE.
or LIFE LIMITATION
(aCOTIAND) ACT, 1881. n

A petition has been presented under the
presumption OF Liza Limitation (scotlandD
Act 1901 10 the Court OF Session fFirrt Divt-
sinn. Lord AshmCre, Ordinary, Mr.. Msir.
Cierk) at tho Instance of John Banks, Mas
Tor Mariner, az Mayfair Avenue. fford.
London and others, the whole survivinH chill
dren OF the late John Banks. Chemist. Wick.
hanks, Chemist. who In or about the year
issq left London, where he had been pre-
viousiy employed. for Canada, and who was
last known 10 be In San Francisco, but has
not been heard of since 1904. has disap-
pea red that the Sist day OF December, 1909
vas The dny on which he was last KNOWN 70
he alive and that he must be presumed 70
have died exactly seven year. after the date
on which he was las, known 10 be siivef--ud
10 have II found therefore that tho sfld
James Banks must be presumed 10 have Wed
on 5lat. December, 1911. The following In
terlocutor has been pronounced In the Peti-
ta,h November, 1922. Lord Morrison foe
lord hshfnore. Act Mcdonald. The Lord
ordinary appoints the r.sitlor 10 he inti-
mated on the waits and In the Minute Book
In common form and 10 be advertised orce
week for two successivs weeks in each of
the following newspapers vlzt. The Times.
London, New York Herald, Var Daily
Province, San Francisco Chronicles or
dains ali parties claiming interest 70 lodge
Answers thereto n so advised by the ist ,sipy
OF February. 1923 ~
(sirnsd) T. n Morrison. .
Of all which intimstlon Is hereby given, 81
MELVILLE q LINDSAY, w. g..
no, George Streess "a,
EufNBuRCu, scotisnt. ~
Agents for the Petitioners.
2i.,.. November. is77. soL
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
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PROPOSALS.

1. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Cosf.
pANY requests bids under Section 10 ot
the Clayton Act, Contract Serial No. 5oi9
for.
900 gallons or any part thereof. OF
creosote Oil. Pennsylvania system speci-
fcations. c. r. asa. grades Nos 1 2.
2. or g. delivered into y. u. r. tanks.
Greenwich. Philadelphia. Pa, as may
be required during balance OF year 1872,
or IN January 1923.
2. Bids must be suhuitted NJ ~ w. Cor.
nth tilbert Sts.v Philadelphia, Pa. or.
or before noon. Eastern Standard Time,
December 2lst, 1929. ana will be received
on that date and NJ that place by Mont
Romery Smith. Purchasing Agent, and
opened by him ~ 3 =. NJ Eastern Stand
ard Time on that date Further detailed
information will be furnished from tiis
address on application.
.. Company reserves tho tight 20 reject any
ana all bcs or to accept any part of
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
December 9Th. iva
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
GERMAN DOMESTIC
SECURITIES RISING
Faith Shown Despite the Fall
of Exchange and Dubious
Industrial Outlook.

Special Gable. to THE NEw York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
$500, 600 POWER, ISSUE.
Central indiana Preferred to BE
offered This Week. q

An issue of s3,soo.ooo of Z per cent.
preferred stock of the Central Indiana
Power Company will be offered this
week by Stone & Webster. Spencer
Trask & Co. and Tucker. Anthony G. Co.
1t was denied yesterday by the bank
ers identified with the Indiana Electric
Corporation that si2.ooO.ooo of new bonds
are to be sold by that company. as re-
ported yesterday morning. The financ-
Ing which the electric company con-
templates consists of only $,5o0. 900, but
this will not be offered for sale for
probably another month.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
THE
NATIONAL PARK
BANK
OF NEW YORK
az BroaduaJ
srRAus CONVENTION TODAY.

The annual convention OF officers and
executives OF the investment banking
firm OF S. w. Straus a Co. Ia TO be
held to-day at the Ambassador Hotel.
where more than $50 branch representa-
tives will gather. In the evening there
will be a banquet.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-07
Ledger Service-Emciency
DOES BACKACHB WORRY YOU3
Some Maysvllle People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.

How many people suffer from an
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If you suffer sudden darting pains
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The first sign may be headache or
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urination.
Nervousness or constant, dead
tired feeling.
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Endorsed in Maysville by your
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Bryan Greenlce, grocer, 139 west
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fered q lot from backache and there
was q deep seated pain across the
small Of my back. When did any
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