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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
POwodzenia Faszyst6w Osmielaia MonarNiemiec.
Rad Angorski Zdetronizowal SuItana.
Lenin Chwali DypIomacje SOwiecka.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.
Stray MA
GRANICY AUSTRJAcKIEJ.

Wieden, 2. istop. - Z powo-
du otrzymania alarrnujacych vie
sci, dotyczacych zamiarow faszy
stow wfoskich. rad austrjacki
zarzadzii wysianie silnych cd,
dziaSow zandarmerji ma granics
W okolice Innsburcka.
Wszystkie miejskie urzedy W
poludniowym Tyrolu zajeli IA
szySci, ktorzy wstrzymali wszel-
XII ruch ma kolejach, oraz wszelka
komunikacie telegraficzna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wseh6d siOhca o gOdEinie 6:24.
yaeh6d sIOiiea gOd7inie 4'43.
=
POgoda w Chicago Okolicy: w
.z1Tartelx deszez - mOiliwa burIs
grznotami. w piatek naOga pogOdnie
I ehlOdniej. Swie4y, zmienny wiatr.
Temperature Dolby ,minionej:, Naj-
WySSza wczOraj gOdzinie 9tej wieczOr
50 stopni, najnfEzs wczOraj o gOdEtnie
S-tej rano 81 Stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
w PRZEDEDNIU WALK o
ODPOWIEDNIE PLACE
ROBOTNICZE.

OenIokratycZnl fepuDllhdlfsey a.
derry zgsdzaja sic W Przewidy-
waniach, il poruszona ostatnio
ponownie przez kolejowy wy
dzial piracy kwestja definitywne-
GO ustalenia, co wiasciwle stano-
wi place wystarczajaca ma ltrzy-
mamie robotnL1a j jego rodzlny
Giving wage), wtraci Kongres ma
zblizajacej sic sesji zirnowej w
wir sporow zacietych zmagan'
Senator Cummins, republika-
min Iowa, broniac jednej stro
nv wszelkiemi siiami transporta-
cyinego aktu, ktorego byi jednyrt'
z. ;,utor6w, zawiadomii druglel
strony swych polityeznyrh zwo-
ieunikow Q powzietei przez sic
bic intencji wprowadzenia ma
nastepnej sesji Kcngresu popraw
ki do tegoz aktu ktoraby scisle
stanowczo okresl;ia wysokosc wy
naerodzenia dla robotnikow ko-
lcjowych.
Popiera antystrajkowe prawa.
Senator Cummins oswiadcza
sic "a obejn1ujacem wszystkic
dziaiy przemysiu ustawodaw-
stwem strajkowem. ktoreby "a
pewniaio robotnikom sluszne 1
goGz7we wynagrodzenie. Q ileoy
jednak rad nie znalazf lepszego
sposobu wyjscia z przemysfo-
wych CONTROVERSY niz dotycza-
sowe strajki, Curnmins sprzeci.
wifby sic wszelkim antystrajko-
wynn prawom.
Oswiadczeniu Cunmins'a przy
pisuja tu gtebokie znaczenie, wo
bee jego scisiych stosunkow z
Prezydentem Harding'em, ktory
czesto zasiegai rady senatora z
okazji wegDcwego i kolejowego
strajku. Spodziewaja sic tu po-
wszechnie, il Prezydent wystapl
na specjalnei sesji Kongresu z
oredziem, w ktorem ME tylko be-
die nalegai ma przeprowadzenic
proiektowanego subsydjum okre
towego, lecz zaofiaruje rowniez
calv szereg waznych i skrystali-
zowanych suggestyj, odnosnie do
ustawodawstwa kolejowego.
DAVIS DoMAGA STE RoZ--
!! WIAZANIA KoLEJoWEGo
WYDZIALU PIRACY.
Portland, Ore, 2 listopada. =
Zapatrywania sekretarza piracy
Dayis'a ma zywotna kwestje wy
nagrodzenia robotnikow, stresz--
czaja sic w nastepujacych punk
tach:
Koniecznosc rozwiazania kole.
jowego wydzialu piracy trwolnie
MIA kolei cd rzadowych wiezow
Federalne baiamucenie, bez od
powiedniej SHY poza soba, wznie-
ca niezadowolenie zaognienis
stosunkow, czemn zaradzic mozs
skutecznie jedynie decehtraliza--
| cia czynnikow, zajmwacych sic
zalatwianiem robotniczych niepc
rozumiefi.
Przyznanie robotnikom piacyl
kt6raby ME tylNo wystarczaia ma
utrzymanie ale pozwalaia ma cd.
Ikiadanie oszczednosci.
Kolejowy wydziai piracy me
will Davis utworzony byl "
|okresies wyiatkowyni. wojennyna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
KALENDARZYK.

DTis, ezwartsk, Ego listOpsds: Dziefl
LaduSzny.
Jutro, piatek, S-gO liStOpada: Sw.
Huberta Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
WSCHODNIA GALICJA
,,KLIENTEM" FIRMY
WILSON AND COLBY

Washington, 2 listopada-
;Prawnicza firma Wilson and
Colby. ziozona z byiego Prey.
t!cnta Woodrow Wilson'a byte
go sekretarza stanu Bainbridge
Colby'ego, przyjeia ostatnio "
poczet klientow pol-niezawisie
prowincje Wschodniej Galicji.
Wschodnia Galicja jest jednera
z tych terytorjow europejskich,
Storych polityc7ne poloienie nis
byio definitywnie okreslone W
traktacie wersalskifn, / ktory ste
raj sic niezawislosc wzglednis
zupeina autonomje.
Stad, politycznie, ,,klient" pc-
.siada szczegolniej Interestingly
charakter dla byiego Prezydenta
|Wilson'a, ktory ma konferencu pc
kojowej tax goraco wystepowal
"a samookresleniem sic narodow,
Colby bedzie zadas wolnoSci die
Wschodniej Galicji.
Wedlug powszechnego irnie
mania, Colby. ma zassdzie swee.
acknowledgements W r4iedzynsrodc:
|yycA sferaeh: stanie wkr6tss jl.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
POIWoDZENIA FASZYSToW
oSMIELAJA MONARCH
STOW NIEMIECKICH.

Monachjum, Q. listop. = Mem
cy, a szczegolniej Bavaria, znaj-
duja sic dzisiaj W obliczu mozli-
wego przejecia sic rola faszy-
stow wioslich.
Gen. Ludendorff powiedzial
wczoraj do przedstawicieli prasy,
IL uwaia, re mozliwem jest ma
stapienie bardzo powaznego ME
bezpieczenstwa, albowiem powo-
dzenia faszystow We Wioszech
daily nowy impuls W dziedzinie
wskrzeszenia naejonalizmu, jed
nosci narodowej j dumy niemiec-
kiej, siedliskiem ktorych jest
Bavaria.
Ruch niemieckich faszystow
jest pod nazwa ruehu ,,or-
Ilolrof1czen1e nz StrOn1cy z
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Dokonczenie- na stFoniey 9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
KIRs srAREK POLSKICH.

Weae kcmlmkatu POlskiegO Konsu-
latu generalnegO kurs marek jest dis
f2.2O0 mareax "a 81, czyli s11 eenta "a
1000 msrek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
FIUME SKLADA POWIN-
SZOWANIE MUSSOLJ-
MENU.

Rzyrn, 2. listop. (Prasa Stow
= Wiadze miejskie Fiume pre-
siaiy Mussoliniemu telegram
powinszowaniem, wyrazajac jed
noczesnie zyczenie przyiaczenia
Fiume do macierzy, przy ktorej
prowincja ia bedzie sic czula
bezpieczna.
w sferach .politycznych utrzy-
muja, re wiasnie powyzszy tele-
gram do premjera Mussoliniego
wywoial tax .silny niepokoj W
Jugossawji, ktora bez tego byia
juz zatrwozona powodu dol
scia faszystow do wtadzy.
Gazeta ,,Massaggero" pisaia
wczoraj, re niepok6j Jugosiawji
jest wywoiany sztucznie, albo--
Iwiem ME posiada on dla siebie
dose silnych motyw6w i wresz-
Gle oznajmia ia gazeta, re dobre
porozumienie sic Jugossawji z
IWfochami jest znacznie iatwiej.
sze wtedy, gdy istnieje silny rad
Iniz wowczas gdy Rad ten jest
staby.
Minister przemysiu Rossi poro
zumiai sic juz ministrem skar
bu Co do natychmiastowego O.
twarcia gieldy.
Vittorio Rolandi Ricci, ambba--
sador wioski przy rzadzie Wa
szyngtonskim, zrezygnowai re
swego stanowiska tax samo, jak
uczynili to inni jego koledzy,
ambasadorzy w{oscy w Paryzu .
Berlinie poniewaz pragna udzie-
lie premjerowi Mussoliniemu zu-
pelnej swobody W dziedzinie do
brania sobie wsp6&pracownikow
na tax powazne stanowiska jake
mi So ambasady W Waszyngto-
ME, Paryzu i Berlinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
Wschodnia Galcja ,,Klientem" PraWni-
czej Firmy Wilson Cobb"
New Jersey Widownia Walk 0 Prohbicje.
Partia LiberaIna Zwycieska wWyborachN NaKubie
General Murguia Rozstrzelany.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0De.

koleje by}y zcentralizowane. O.
becnie jednak zarzady kolejowe
i robotnTcy pragna zarzucic kra<
jowe metody ukfadow, pozosta-
wiajac zafatwienie nieporozumieii
poszczegolnym przedsiebior-
stwom kolejowym zatrudnio--
nym przez ME robotnikom.
Robotnicy kolejowi sprzeciwia
ia sic wszelkim pomyslom, upra-
wniajacym federalny Rad do in
terwencji w drobnych nawet ME-
porozumieniach, ktore w przeszid
sci zaiatwiane byiy po przyjaciel
sku, lokalnie.
NOVA AMERYKANSKA OR
GANIZACJA OLA WALKI 2
RADYKAL1ZMEM.
New York, 2 listopada. : Try
dziesci patrjotycznych stowarzy-
Fszef z og6lra Iiczba 6,0oo,0oc
czionkow W cafej Ameryce, zain-
korporowaio sic W Stanie New
York jako Allied Patriotic So
cicties, Inc, w celach tepienia
radykalizmu rewolucyjnycfl dok
tryn szerzenia natomiast VIA
donosci o amerykanskioh zasa-
each instytucjach. Wiadomosc
o powyzszej akcji pochodzi z blu
ra Dwight Braman'a, przewodni-
czacego novel organizacji.
Sedzia najwyzszego sadu o.
Malley podpisaf aplikacje zawia-
zuiacego sic stowarzyszenia, po-
czeln cdnosne 'dokumenty wysia-
no do ostatecznego zatwierdze.-
MIA do Albany, stolicy Stanu
New York.
Iednym z pierwszych krokow
organizacji W jej amerykanizacyj
nej dziaialnosci, bedzie wedlug
zapowiedzi Braman'a, wprowa--
dzen;e W Kongresie projektu u-
stawy, zobowiazujacej obconaro-
Gowa prase W Ameryce do druko
wanna pewnych dziafow, W po--
szczegolnych wydawnictwacin W
Ijezyku angielskim. Powyzszy pro
jekt jest juz szczegoiowo opraoc-
wauv i, zdaniem Braman'a, sta
ME sic wkf6tce federalnym sta
tutem.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

leign markets, this one item should
swell the volume Of traffic in Gulf
ports. and especially in Mobile, which
enjoys an advsntake over other
Southern ports in its shorter distance
from the Panama Canal. Other com
modities listed to be on the lower tar
Iiff are corn syrups and building ma
terial ? ~
Brunswick is in line for beneficial
results in the proposed freight rate
reduction and the news VIII be pleas
ing locally. Not only viii freight re-
ductions reach the poeketbook Of To-
cal consumers, but the development
will tend to encourage water trans
portation as a means of further con-
trolling rail rates. -
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
LOWER FREIGHT RATES COMING

Freight rate reductions on sixty
from Chicago territory
are expected to be put into effect on
or before January 1st. And the con-
sumer will score az a result.
Referring to the action of the man
agement of the great railways in this
matter, the Mobile Register takes the
position that water competition rates
are responsible. And this is perhaps
true. The Register says, in part !:
"'rhe lower rates win put Gulf
ports on parity with New York and
other Atlantic ports, and will proba-
bly, bring heavier shipments than for
merly from the Lakes regian to the
Gulf. Just what effect the announce
ment that the Great Lakes-Mississip-
'pi canal is to be completed has had
in determining the railways to make
lower rates on southbound freight is
not apparent, but it is not unreasonR-
Bile to suppose that the prospect Of
this new outlet for Great Lakes pro
duction has influenced the decision.
However that may be, commerce
through Southern Ports win gain
fresh impetus as result of the in
tended reduction. Among commodi-
ties affected by the proposed cut is
fresh meat.
As chicago IS the largest meat
packing center of the country, and
sends grsRt eankisdes Of xuaas 20 Cor
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
IL Kidneys and
Bladder Bother
Take SaIta 30 fiush kidnsys and
-. nsutrallxs irritating
acids

Kidney and Bladder irfitaticna often
feanIt from uric acid, aays Roted
authority. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass it on to she
bladder, where is may remain TO irrit }
and infams, causing burning; 81
ing sensation, or setting up an a.
G0n at the meek OF the bladder, Oh Ing
You 80 seek relief two or thEes nea
during che Night. The sun in
nonaAaat dread; che water pS Aome-
timea with Q acalding sensatioA and ID
very profusai again. there in difficulty
in yoidlng III
Bladder weakness IDose folks call il,
because they CAn's; control urination-
While 10 il extremely annoying and
sometimes very pWinfui, this 10 often
one of che moab simple Rllmexks "a
o9ereome. Get about four ounces Of
Jad Salts from your pharnRcist and
take tablespoonful in Q glass Of water
before breakfast; continns this for twC
or thEee days. This viii help netkraliEe
ths aeids in che urins 60 IL no lcngcE
is source Of irritatdoA % the bladder
and urinary organs which then act
normgA again. 81
lad salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the asid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithis
and ia used by thousands Of folks who
are subject 70 urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation, Jaa Selts il
splendid for kidneys end causea 20 bad
elects Whatever.
Here you have d pleamnS, e6ervescen'
hthia water drink, which cften quickly
relieves h1&ader Irritation
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
SAYS RED PEPPER
! H. Stops PAIN
IN FEW MINIgEs

heIspatisfl, lumbago. i1enfitis, back
ache, sfk& neck, sore muscles, strains
sprains, aching joints. When you are
! suffering so you can hardly get around,
6uss Try Red. Pepper Rub
i Nothing Is such concentrated, pene-
srating #as red peppers, and when
zh frates right down into pain
sgestion relief comes at once.
81 soon as you apply @eed Pep.
per Rub you feel the tingling heat In
three minutes the sore spot is warmed
through and through and the torture is
gone.
2owles Red Pepper Rub, made from
red peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Get a jar at once, Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Rowles
on every package.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Brunswick should extend very
cordial welcome to that Boston mo.
torcade which is scheduled to reach
the city some time today. The tour
lists are on a sightseeing iunket tc
Florida and are stopping off for short
visits at all points of interest on tbs
route. In the party are some of the
leading business men of Boston anc
they should see Brunswick's mani
fold advantages.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
THAT WOODROW WILSON
= FOUNDATION


Brnnswicl people and Georeians
still have opportunity to contri-
butte to that FUND being raised to com
plete the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
tion.. AID the cause ought to appeal
to Them.
- Concerning the splendid undertake
ing, Cleveland H. Dodge, noted phil
anthropist, is quoted as saying:
Il think it is mighty fine piece
of work to raise 100000 for an
ideal"
And that's exactly the way others
feel about it. Here is movement
purely altruistic. which is being help
ed by men and women in all walks of
life and with all shades of opinion.
1t seeks an endowment Of $1,000,000,
The income from this sum is to be
used as an award or awards to an
individual or group, probably once
every year, for conspicuous public
service.
Georgia has contributed over $12,-
600 to the foundetion.{ Now that the
hooks Of the foundadsDsisre benig
CLOSED and the perma record of
the movement is being Erpade. surely
the people ,of Georgia wifts want to
see that the record will show that
Georgia did aier part well.
The foundation seeks 100000 to
complete It's fund by December 28,
Mr.. Wilson's birthday. OF this amount
Georgia is asked to give $4,000 All
contributors Nre listed as founders
and upon receipt of their subssr
tion at national headqH
a. founders certificat
scfibed. ready for fraR
Georgia has never bel
worthy idealistic movemeIk
don't believe she wilLeAhis tinN
In this connection rs fronA
ingtan regarding thS0 form
dents condition is intep N
recent dispatch read:
"Wodrow Wilson, who 70 d,
game uphill fight for the las three
years to regain his health, may req
cover completes the stroke ~
Paralysis which came upon him as the
result of arduous iabors in his great
battle for the League Of Nations.
THE information was given by one
Of the former presidents closest
friends who has been constant obs
server oc his steadily improving con-
diaon,'
We are told in vague sort of way
that the rainboywshpeace has settled
down snugly, ovel anne. We hope
advised how 1t dbnas been brought
about.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Information from Washington is to
the effect that Woodrow Wilson is
daily getting stronger and better and
it is whispered that he WITH shortly
begin to evince lively interest in
the political events OF the nation. We
hope so. There always room fol
leadership of the Woodrow Wilson
type.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

The Senate passed on Saturday q
general appropriation bin carrying
the enormous sum Of one hundred and
ffteen millions Of dollars for 1928.
In the items was included ten mil
lion dollars for the enforcement Of
the prohibition law. Is there any
wonder that the American citizen j
reaching the point where he is srowl.
eng about. taxes
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
GOOD MORNING

the Dlsnop or cerram u1srrTcr
was waiting for a train at an out
nf-the-way station. Seeing
stranger eyeing him euriousfy he
nodded to him carelessly, fearing
he might be sighting an over
looked acquaintance.
Excuse me, mister said the
stranger to the bishop, but
think I've seen yonr picture IN the
.oapers." -----
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Bids will be opened in city and
county today for the sale of bonds
totalling $S5o,0Oo, the proceeds Of
which are to be devoted to the build
ing Of the St Simon highway. Thus
another step is to be taken in one
Of the broadest plans Of development
yet undertaken by the progressive
neople Of this community.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

unswick MERCHANTS who want to
adj gtise will find it pays them bet
ter the way round to use legiti-
mate methods: to patronize the old
reliabE News, which has been serving
the faithfully and conscientiously
fof past twenty-one years. Wild
cat ertising schemes are costly AT
tho NY best.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

The four Allied Premiers are in
sssion again in London for a discuss
lon Of the mooted subject of German
Preparations. AS has generally been
the case in the past when these off,
eials hove met, France is proving a
stumbling block to agreements.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Chalk one good deed down for Ja-
pan. and also make a note Of the fact
tl she has kept the faith in her
D nises to the Allies. Kiachow has
be- restored to the Chinese and once
again the Chinese ensign floats ovei
the government buildings at Tsing-
ntao.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Savannah and her bunch of poll
.ticians go to the mat today after one
f the worst campaigns of mud-sling-
lg in the history Of the state. The
ontest has been full of bitterness
Ind Savannah win be lucky If she
ts over the scars In FIVE years.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

The new Turk has agreed to re-
move the capital from Constantine
pile to Angora for keeps. Constanti-
nople is too open to inspection and
incidentally to shot and shell, to suit
the new regime.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Why, sure, it was a little chilly in
S Brunswick yesterday. But keep the
fact in mind that on Sunday the Off
cial weather man reported that it
was twenty-five degrees below zero
over North Dakotal
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

The Newt notes with pleasure that
Fred C. Allen, an old. Brunswickian,
has just been cleo ashe cashier
ship Of the Orlaf s. Trust
company, or Orlan It is plea
KANT and delight Brunswick
boys gain distin ind high posi-
tion in other fieiW
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888

We did not hear any protests yes
teyday about Miss Summer prolong-
ing her visit to Christmasl
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Whenever the Americans try
their boasting against Scotsman
they are at once hard pressed 70
get the best of the cross-taik.
A Scotsman and an American
were talking one day OIL d ship.
"En New York" said the Amer
lean, we've certainly got fine
lot of young menl"
| "Nae doot, said the Scotsman,
Tea lot of oor laddses have bes-i
en1igra<in' lately"
, The American frowned and
thought q while. Then he said, In
a sarcastic voice:
George Washington was no
Scotsman ana George Washington
could not tell q lie.
"Ou, ayI" the Scot replied. "A
Scotsman could, but he wouldn't /"
Cleveland NewR
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

every probably answered the
bishop.
skin | ask" inquire the stran-
ger, edging nearer, what you was
cured off,"
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

biood.ceiis increase In number, blood i'm,
puriftes vanishl We also know that night
follows day. Both are faetsl But have
yous eczema sufferers. ever actually taken
advantage of this wonderful fact / Thou,
sands Just like you have never thought
about t Skin eruptions, eczema with ali
Its fiery, skin digging torture and Its aoul-
tearing. unreachahls itching, pimples,
blackheads and boils, they all pack up and
go, when the tide Of blood -cells begins TO
roll int Rlood-cells are the fighting giants
of nature! s. s. 8. builds them by the
milltonl 1t has been deing it since 1881
3. 5. s. is one Of the greatest blood-cell
builders. bloOd-cleansers and body build
ers known to us mOrtslsi When you put
these facts together,--then TO continue to
have eczema and skin eruptions looks
more like sin than disease. Mrs
Arthur N Smith, Pearl ST., Newark, Ohio.
writes:
.'My little girl had very bad csss O1
aexsasa. She beaaA takiAS s. s. s. a%d Is
scsN wotV. : thdak you psyS mach. l. tel
sNs IYiends sphat good assdicias Il e.
caAnot talk too mach abost tt, for kR0sS
Is Is o. K.''
Here is your opportunity. 8. s. s. con-
tRins only vegetable medicinal ingredients
Because s. 8. S. does build red blood cells,
II routs rheumatism, builds firm flesh,
fills out hollow cheeks. beautifies the CONS
piexfon, builds you up when you are run
down 8. 8. s. is sold at all drug stores,
10 two sizes. The larger sizs bottle IL the
more economical.
= ~ G makes stoss feel
30. -. kss gOllrsa dsaia
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12

Member Of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is entitled to
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, 1922-03-25
SYNDICATE
AMOUNT
ON UNIT SALES
capitalization Is Only SO. 900
and Company Has $500
Acres of Oil Land
Under Lease.

MEzHA Ter March .S-ofrering
the unique proposal of n company
capitalized for only 5000 C. II. Witt.
trustee of the Wit Lease Syndicate,
IS paacins on the market o units nj
n par value of so each Mr.. Wits
idea Is that this amount Of money
win put " the necessary work on
his Texas oil leases and hat there
Is no reason why the company should
DO capitalized for a larger amount
In this way the stock of h concern
win be confined to 400 persons at the
maximum and an profits that may &C
erue win be distributed among only a
small number OF persons.
Mr.. Witt has acquired $500 acres
IT lad in one of the most likely look
ing districts in Texas. On the neigh
boring lease a well is being drilled. II
tho well comes in n producer. the
Witt syndicate will DO enabled to sell
out to one Of the larger companies at
a handsome profit
, 1922-03-25
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

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When the liver and bowels are per-
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no ambition or energy. trouble with
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Take one or two at bedtime for quick
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