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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
UMRTNOST MATIEK v sPOJ.
sTATOCH JE VYssIA.

Umrtnost matiek V Spoienych
Statoch je vysSia nez u 10 inych
narodov, ako uvadza sa statisti-
Ike dra r. M. Woodburyho, riadi-
tel'a Statistickych prehl 'adov V
Children s Bureau, ministerstve
prace. V Spoj. Statoch roku 1921,
V oblasti, kde boly registrovant
p6rody je zaznacene, ze pripadalo
na tisic zivych porodov 6S procert
ilmrti matiek. Tento vysoky po-
imer prevyseny Dol len u dvoch i
nIch narodov, a sice V Belgicku
V Chile. V Belgicku llmrtnost
matiek r. 1919 obnasala 7.2 pro
centa V Chile r. 1920 is proc.
V Anglicku procento imrtnosti
matiek bolo vel mi mike slce
SO proc, tedy skoro o 3 proc. me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
Plienky.

Plienky sn tou najnepohodlne.i,
Sou cast 'ou satovej vybavy kojen,
GOV. Plienky maju byt' z makk6-
no, l'ahkeho a vpijajuceho mate,
rialu, treba ich hodny pocet, ably
molly byt' vzdy zamienane, ked
zvlhnl alebo sd zaspinavia. Majn
byt' pirate vo vriacej vode my
dlom, ktore neobsahuje nicoho, Oh
Goho by svrbela koza, potom ma.
ju byt' dokonale vyzmil1ane, u
susene vyvetrene pred upotrebc-
MIN. Plienky a satocky nikdy ne:
majn byt suSene V izbe, kde ma
chodl sa beba. lebo takym sp6so-
bonn tvorl sa vlhkost a vydava-
jnci zapach je odporny a nezdra-
Wy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
ZABRANENIE A LIECENIE
ZAPECENIA.

Ked niekoho az postihlo zape-
Genie (tvrda stolica) a dial sa
sviest' k procist 'ovacim navykom,
mech sa zariadi dl'a doluuvedc-
nych pravidiel, ably zas prisiel do
svojho normalncho stavu.
1. Jedzte denne dost' chutnej
potravy, ME snad' vybranej a sill
nej, korencncj a doplnovanej sill
nymi napojmi. Priroda upravila
zazivacie tistroje tym sp6sobom, ze
je i'm treba dost' chutnej potravy.
ably molly byt' zdrave a riadne
pracovat'. Jc treba talIch Ia
tok, ktore 'nie sn stravitel ne a ma
ktorych musia pracovat' obliGky
ostatne vymeSovacie istroje.
Dospeli by mali jest viacej zele-
min a dost' ovocia zrcl6ho a mencj
masa, skrobovitych latok a cukru
Privelta skrobovych a crikrovych
latok a m;isa spoloGne tvori V sy,
Steme. jcdy, ktort prinaSaj1 cho-
roby.
2. Pite dost' vody, pohar vcdy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
Satstvo kojencov.

Satocky koiencov majd zvlast
sllIit' ma to, ably didaly teplotr
pohodlie, a maji byt' casto me-
meme, obzvlaste plienky, ably b6bs
ndrzana bola cerstvotc GiStotn
hojenci sn pohodlne Satene, ked
ich satocky su teplt, len ably ne.
boly priteple. JeStli btba ma pri.
moe teploty, vtedy zaGne sa po
tit !; jestli ale nema dost' tepIa,
bude mat ruky a nohy student
pot 'azne zmodreje okolo nstocieh
Preto pri sateni kojencov uzivat
treba zdravy rozum, majnc na
mysli hlavne to, ze aky ciel' ma
sa dosiahnut,, a tym ciel 'om je,
aby diet a chrancne bolo pred DO
caslm a ably udrzane bolo row
nakej temperature.
Satocky musia byt' vol ne, ably
rastnce diet a malo dostatok mie-
sta na vyvin a mohlo vol dy-
chat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
nei llez u Spo.i. Statoch.

ne, neZ' Y SpOJ. SIaIOcn.
Y Danskn imrtnost matiek pri
p6roaoch jaw sa ma najnizsom
Istupni, to len dive smrti ma kaz-
kdych tiSic : r. 1921. Je to doka-
zom, ze V Danskn dba sa vel mi
bedlive ma to, ably, sa matkam do
stale riadneho oSetrenia nielen pri
fporode, ale i pred porodom a pr1-
padne j po porode.
Spojent Staty naproti tomu "a
Sc javia male percento smrti novo-
rodzeniat. Roku 1921 vysSytlo sa
len 76 detskych smrti ma kazdych
tisic. len pat cudzich zemi ma
nizsie percento, to je Dansko,
kde limrtnCst nemluvnat bola len
73 na tisic. Australia sc, Svtdsko
I65, Norsko 62, Novy iceland AZ.
|VySe sto smrti vyskytlo sa Chi
le a sice 27S, Japonsku 16S, Rakd-
slu 155, Spanielsku 156, Talian-
sku l39, Ncmecku 133, Francii l10
Uruguay III a V Bclgicku 103.
Cislicc tieto dolEazujn, zc je tre-
ba pouzit' fondu povolentho ,H V
40 statoch, ku pouteniu matiek V
zdravotnictvc V dobach tehotnosti
a sestoncdclia. Kcd' sa budc hor-
live pracovat' V tomto smcrc a
ked' bulc viac fondov llu talkej
vychovc matiek, oGakava sa, re
procento nmrtnOSti matiek novO-
rOdzcniat Sa znacne ZmenSl. Fills.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09

pred kazdMm iedlom povkbNh Ia-
1udocne st t'avy k einnosti a tie
m6zu potom lepsie pracoyat a po-
traviny travit. n Mason systslne
ie vel'a roznych stiav, ktore tre.
ba udrziavat' 70 vlahe, aby kry
zostala v normalnom astave, 2 l'ntl
Iskeho tela vydychovanim a yvpa-
rovanfm sa vel vlahy ztraca a til
sa musi nahradit'. Oblitky musia
dostat' dost vody, ably iedy Y
Mich nahromadene molly l'ahSit
|rozpustit' a odstranit ich, inak
m6zu ochorot'.
3. Jestli sd vase svaly ochablf,
treba ich povzbudit' prcstocvi-
kom. Stacl niekol'ko minnt pohv-
bu rulzami, nohami. telom, krkom.
Svalstvo tfm SLIME Zazfvacie IL
stroje sa posilnujd.
4. Prestante uzivat' pretist u.
jiicich prostriedkov ked' ME j
naraz, tedy znenahla. Ked' sa po-
znava, re ich musite uzivat', tedy
uzite olivoveho oleja alebo mine
ralneho, ale ME ma dlho. A skor
uzivajte ovocne st'avy, ktort pra-
We tax dobre pomahajii.
5. Najd6lezitejsie je, ked' kaz-
dy clovek navykne 81 vykonavat'
pravidclne syoju potrcbu, akona-
HE sa priroda k tomu hlasi. Kto
odklada, uvadza celyy svoj system
V neporiadok a potion musi sni-
Sat zl6 nasledky.. (FHS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
sLovENsKA svADBA.

V pondelok Rev. J. M. Liscin.
sky uviedOl do stavu manzelskeho
p. Mateja Pofak so 81. Kristinou
Mackin, rodakov z Pohorelej, zn-
py Gemerskej. Ma svadobnej ho-
stine bolo hodne hostl. Mademu
paru prajd blazeny manzelsky Ii
vot ma svadbe nepritomni ich pri-
buzni a krajania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09
Satenie diet at a.

Pri obliekani diet'a nachodit'
sa ma naruti matky, satoGky
majn byt' nat 'ahovane cd n6h a
tela, ale ME st ,ahovan6 ponad hla-
WI. Ma noe saty diet alta majn
byt uplne zamenene. NocnG Sato-
cky majn byt' dlhSie nez denne
saty, majd byt' vol'ne pohodlne,
aby beba mala vol'ny pohyb IL
dov, a cez zimu majn hyt' Z l'ah-
keho, makkeho flanelu, alebo z
tomu podobnej latky, a Il spodku
majn sa zavazovat' Sn1roGkou. Ma
leto najpraktickejsie je, ked' sa-
tocky SIT Site z makkeho muslinu
a noGne satoeky m6zu byt' otvorc-
ne u spodku.
Tisfce a tisice detf vyzaduje
zvlastnu pozornost' vo veku cd
styroch do sestnast' rokov. Po-
trebuju potravu, ktora lie mimo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09

riadne za1ivna. Vyzaduj1 petra
WI, ktora i'm umozni stat sa sill
nyini a statnymi, ably molly vzdo-
.rovat nemociam. Rodicom tychtc
deti velimi odporiicane je Borde-
novo Eagle Mlieko. Nakol'ko ono
je naiiemneiSfm mliekom a mai
lepsim cukrom uncle smiesane a
pripravene, ono moznnje, re die
ia v poivyzive rychle nabera va
hu, lStoru musi mat ably bolo sill
nTm zdravym. Toto je skntoc-
nym sporenim pre- vsetkych rodi-
Gov, ked' hi 'adia na to, ably ich
deti dl'a potreby rastly vzdoro
valy nemociam, lebo lacnejSic ie
diet a udrzat' zdravym, nez lieGit
no. Taiymto Diet 'om odpor1eame
davat' dive polievkove lyzky Eagle
Mlieka, rozriedeneho v tri-Stvrte
Sialky l'adovo stndenej vody. Toto
mozete i'm davat' pred poludnim
alebo pri poobedhajsom krmcni.
StarSie deti casom radsie no ma iii
rozricdene ginger aleom, ovoc-
nou stavou alcbo roztrepanymi
vajcami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09

Kazda nadejna matka, ktor1
chce mat dobrt zdravic, ma Gistit
svoje zuby po kazdom jedeni Col
gate Ribbon Dental KrGmom. Pre-.
dsa zuby rozziivajn potravu, ktora
dodava silu jej bebe. Colgate
Krem ciStf zuby bezpecne a doko-
liale.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-09

Citajte pozorne tieto Slanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladaite 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v bu-
dncnosti.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
Help-Women Wanted

NpMAN-wanted for house to house can vas for a household necessity. Liberal commission to concientious workers Call in person. between and D. m. Thurs- day, Aug. 7th at 25 Sherman Court, ask for MT. Relyea or write Bridgeport Sales Service. Room 19. l64 State St.. Bridge Dnrt Conn
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
MERCHANDISE

Man,ed-Ar,ieles To nus ss 3ukNlfbhI-al .ll kIa. bought Hishss pnsss pala ssh ai nnls [. Haiass llt hsldsn St. Phone ssssl
 rage old turnsess Can L. zsIas. ffg hslden d., pnuus sss-s JUNK We hul Ni nni. msss sinA. ls. psTs fags sno 'arniiuTs Good pF,ess psld kndinsky si 'ask st lei ssss'S SMALL LATHE and rrrulaF sas wanisd. suitable for home Use, wHts haI 2s Herald,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

tRotrng Esmaac cerfhyF Furnished
 Under Heading @ and During
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

I'scd cars galore in the Herald '', '-1 "H- hnrdinc ?
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT
Naniel--ro Reni

BOARD Akn RooM-AanSed Ga pTil ate famil seed lefaiioR hY refined faans map, Nrll fsfammsndsd Tsl ssel [ or laams D anisd by sept. lEl in eastern or Nsstsn ssetisn ef ritg, ReA 2, tisraia,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
Footwear and Clothing

TURNIP SEEDS-all varieties. Fancy seed buckwheat. s. P. strople. 113 Church
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

WOMAN-as housekeeper in small family wanted. Address, Box 23 W II, Herald office.
 WOMEN AssERs-three eyperienced houss-to- house canvassers wanted st
 ''' l'arp and commission. Apply 22
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
Dyeing and Cleaning
InsUrance-Au Ktnus

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE-ali Kinds
 Schultz & Costello Inc, 242 Main st
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

FOUtWeAr dHu CIOthmA 61 DRESS-well and succeed. Pay weekly. The Boston Clothing Store Next to the Herald office.
 ROTHFEDER s--super- service hosiery in
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

FOR RENT
 l5-room house, centrally located. o4 Washington st.. opposite the new Burritt Hotel: suitable for roomng and board Ing Apply on the premises to
 C. B. GORDON
New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
VacatIonists Wanted

Haven. Conn.,, Polly. Anna cottage on water front. rooms. board II desired. Mrs. T. j. Walsh
Evening star., 1924-03-09

a private road. garage alley or cross
ing sidewalk used by pedestrians
must hold their cars to speed Of
five miles an hour, according to ap
amendment to be offered.
A section of the bill makes il a
misdemeanor to make an Intentional
false statement, either verbally or In
employees for the purpose of obtain
ing a certificate of title or a transfer
to himself or another.
Safety zones provided for and de-
fined in the bill include all parts Of
the highways or private right-of-
ways which are elevated above the
road bed. or set apart for the exclu-
siye rights of pedestrians or street
car passengers. and guarded against
vehicular travel by. posts, curbing or
otherwise. =
Not more than one trailer shall be
attached to a motor vehicle while opr
Grating on a state highway at a speed
greater than ten miles an hour. ac-
cording to a section of the measure.
License Revocation Curbed.
missioner to suspend or revoke Ii
cenSeS of motorists while an appeal
is pending on his decision is removed
by the bill An appeal to the circuit
court of any county or Baltimore city
will constitute a bar to the commits
sioner's action pending final decision
by the courts. This provision will be
amended requiring the commissioner
to be notified within ten days that an
appeal will be taken on his ruling.
Under the bill the owner of pleas
ure and hiring cars may take out a
license after June 80 of each year by
paying half the regular, fee, instead
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Of for the year. as previously.

of for the year. as previously.
(, Any person who sells or purchases
a secondhand car in the state. for
which no title certificate has BEEN
issued. will be fined not less than s5
or more than $1,000, or subjected to
imprisonment for not more than ten
years, or both. by another section of
the bill. Persons buying motor We
hicles on partial payment and dis
possessed must return their title to the
commissioner or be liable to a fine
of not more than 500. Persons de-
string to sell a second hand machine
must first make application to the
commissioner and pay a fee of IS for
the title investigation which will be
made.
Another section of the bill takes
the power to determine the extent of
the applicability of the law from the
commissioner and allows questions
arising under it to be acted on by the
courts.
Registration fees are provided at
50 cents per horsepower. and the
present minimum charge of $40 is
abolished.
Another bill fostered by the auto
mobile club requires all owners of
motor vehicles not financially re-
sponstble to carry accident insurance
amounting to 5000 on their cars.
Five hundred Of this is to cover dam
ages 20 cars and $500 personal in
jurieS.
A number of other bills regulate
the lien which may he placed on ma
chimes. These include liens for ga
rage hire, gasoline, oil, storage bat
teries, accessories. work, on car and
numerous other, items, including me-
chanic's, liens. 7-
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Claims Auto Creates Necessity
For Increase in Trans pOrtatiOr,.
FurtIers Its O,on Usefulness by Greater Develop
n'ent OF Business, Says Spencer b. Curry
of ShO,U Committee.

Meeting the needs of transportation
is by no means the principal function
of the automobile, in the opinion of
Spencer B. Curry, member of the
show committee of the Washington
Automotive Trade Association. The
greater function, he says, is the new
needs of transportation which the
automobile not only creates but
meets.
I'VE are too ready to admit that
the automobile meets certain trans
portation requirements and too OBJ
livious to the fact that without the
automobile many of these same re-
quirements would not now exist"
says Mr.. Curry. Its just another
way of reminding ourselves of the
tremendous changes brought about
by the popularity of the automobile,
but considered in the light of trans
portation it is more significant
Without the automobile there
would not be the same need for get
ting about because there would not
be the same amount of business
transacted, nor the complexity of
that business. Some entire lines of
trade, such as automobile insurance,
accessories, tires and the like, would
not exist at all without the automo-
bile. And while the automobile meets
the needs of transportation for those
engaged in these lines, its more i'm
Evening star., 1924-03-09
MOTORISTS WARNED
OF HUMAN OSTRICH
Pedestrians Who Hide Heads in
Coat Collars or Umbrellas
Danger During Rain.

When bad weather comes the mo-
torist must look out for the human
ostrich who hides his face in his
coat collar or behind an umbrella
and rushes across the street, adding
to the numerous stormy weather
troubles Of the motorist. Because of
low visibility and slippery pavements
the driver must use double caution,
both at the street corners and in
between.
OF course, the pedestrian should
watch where he is going, but the
bulk of the responsibility rests on
the rnotorist- There are more pedes-
trians than vehicles and they can
dodge through traffic more easily,
consequently police attempts to con-
troll them have never been entirely
successful The pedestrian at worst
can do no serious harm to tho auto
Evening star., 1924-03-09
SHAFT DRIVE OLD IDEA.
Working Drawings of Principle
Made in Fifteenth Century.

The principle of shaft drive in
power propelled vehicles is far
from new, says J. Fl. Newmark. man
ager OF sales promotion, Durant
Motors, Inc Leonardo da vinci,
great italian soldier, sculptor and
scholar, made working drawings in
the fifteenth century of a. vehicle
propelled by slave power, trans
mitted from a revolving winch to
the rear wheels by means of a wood
en- shaft and a worm gear.
The vehicle was underSUng. No
record of it's being built is found.
but a copy of the model drawing
is now in Stevens Institute, New
York,
Evening star., 1924-03-09

portant use has been in creating and
developing them.
Few motorists realize when they
lump INTO the car Tor week end trip
that more important than the con-
Yenience offered by the car is the
fact that the car has made them want
to travel. Automobiles create new
transportation needs as quickly as
they meet them"
Evening star., 1924-03-09

mobile. but an automobile can dam
age q pedestrian beyond repair.
It's never safe to depend on the
other fellows judgment, whether he's
Evening star., 1924-03-09

on foot or driving a car. Keep your
ands on the steering wheel, your
eyes on the road and your whole mind
on the educational Safety Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
TEAPOT FIELD IDLE,
MANAGER REPORTS
Practically at Standstill Since
Early Wintey-Drilling Awaits
Sinclair Orders.
TWO OLD WELLS DEEpENED
New One Sunk, w. L. Connolly An.
nounces.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CASPER Wyo.. February 1S.-De-
velopment operations on the Teapot
OIL Dome. forty-five miles north OF
here have been practically at q stand
still since early winter, W. L. Con
nelly, vice president ana general man.
ager of the Mammoth Oil Company.
stated today In response to a report
that the company had shut dovn
operations because of the Senate Oh
committees investigation. When ma
jor operations were suspended. drill
ing Of only one new well and thu
deepening of two old ones to a lower
sand were continued. Tho new hole
was completed recently and opera
tions are still in progress on tho
deep tests. which arc headed for the
Lakota Formation. according to Mr.
Connely.
No more drilling will be Instituted
Mr.. Connolly also stated, until ad-
vices are received from Harry Sin
clair. Last years development pro
gram was not launched until the
middle of March. The company has
completed to date eignty-six wells l..
the Teapot field.
The Mammoth Company made no
provision for winter operations, wa
ter lines being left exposed except
on the few wells on which work was
in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
WALSH OPPOSES
q. PRESIDENCY BOOM
Refuses to Allow His Name to
s. Be Circulated on Nebras-
{ ka Petitions.

= Senator Walsh of Montana, who has
= been directing the Investigations into
,the oil scandals. has written letter
: declining to consent to the circula-
: zion In Nebraska OF petitions in his
behalf as Il candidate for the demo-
2cratic presidential nomination.
s.. In reply TO telegram asking per-
mission to circulate petitions In his
behalf. Senator Walsh replied.
IT nm profoundly appreciative Of
the favorable regard of the Nebraska
Democratic Club. due to the service
Il have been able to render the coun-
TRY as q member OF the committee
on public lands and surveys Of the
United States Senate prosecuting the
Inquiry into the leases of the naval
oil reserves. I am sure that the
action you propose would signify
simply your appreciation Of nay eff
forts II. that connection without any
serious thought OF urging my nomi-
nation for the Office Of the presi-
dency.
stt."However, rs assent on my part of
apur kind suggestion would In all
hfobability be misconstrued and mis-
Understood. l feel Obliged to decline
with thanks the, privilege you ask
sf circulating petitions OH my be-
hslf."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
ROBERTS HITS FOES.
Declares He Has Neveg Had Oil
Connection.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, February 10.
Owen J. Roberts, named by Presi-
dent Coolidge as republican counsel
In the oil case investigation, declared
with great emphasis today that he
has never had any connection what
soever with Standard Oil Company in
terests.
Senator La Toilette is reported as
having suggested that ! have" he
said. land I'm already tired Of the
II. I never have had and haven't now.
any relationship with Standard OIL"
Senator La Toilette suggested that
Mr.. Roberts. in speech delivered
in New York. February 10. 1928. de
nounced the inquiry then in progress
by Senator La Foilette's committee as
propaganda for the Naturalization OF
the Oil industry.
Mr.. Roberts pointed out today that
In his speech, he was Interested in
II said government must not
Interfere with private business, I
did not say that government ought
not to supervise the operation of, say,
railroads or other public utilities,
was speaking OF private business
ITS ridiculous to assume that
was defending Standard Oil or espe-
cially interested in 1t in any way"
ChampiOned High Pay.
In a report OF the speech. the New
York Times said he champIoned the
high salaries paid TO officials OF the
Standard OIL Company, and he at
tackled the Investigation of the sub
committee OF the Senate into the oil
industry at that time as "propagan-
da' for the naturalization of indus
try: ., a.. .
subcommittee into the oil industry"
the newspaper at that time wrote of
the speech, (which disclosed that 4.
c. Bedford, chairman. and Walter C.
Teagle, president OF the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey. received SAL
aries of s125,o00 a year and that six
other officials received 100000. was
attacked as propaganda" for the ma
tionalization Of industry, by Owen J.
Roberts, last night,
IT was speaking then" Mr.. Roberts
ton of industries"
Mr.. Roberts said today that he
didn't talk salary with the President
when he agreed to serve.
1T wasn't even considered" smiled
Mr.. Roberts. He Is a huge man, who
lily. flashing white teeth. -,
I'm going down there, II the Sen
ate confirms my appointment. he ex-
planned, like q soldier shouldering a
gun 1t is at d considerable sacrifice.
but I feel that when the President
calls a fellow, a fellow Is in duty
bound to pack up and CO."
Mr.. Roberts isn't the sort of man
to boom heroics. Hisyvoice is a rich
baritone.
Opinfons Of Self.
But he speaks with restraint and
his picture Of himself as "a soldier
shouldering a gun was n matter-of-
fact picture not to inspire admira-
ton, but to: get his attitude across.
1T means a lot OF hard work. And
It's the first time I've ever had any
thing to do with oil. don't know
any OF the men involved. Never met
one Of them" his voice doomed.
II expect the investigation will
be a matter OF weeks. / know it
will mean considerable digging into
the question of these leases. How
they differ from ordinary leases. into
government land law and q thousand
and one other details"
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before the oil committee, Mr.. Dill said,
cited that he had voted for the trans
portation act. and that when he re-
tired from the Senate, he went into
the employ OF the roads che had vot-
ed to assist"
The railroad men also charged
Mr. Pomerene had been on the pay
roll OF railroad propaganda or
ganization, Senator Dill said, adding
that the former senator had adm
ted before the committee that he had
received a large suin-sl.G00 ii was
FOR making four or five speeches for
that organization"
VIII the senator state the name
Of that organizat ion?' asked Senator
La Toilette.
IT can't recall: I think the SEN
ator from Wisconsin can give IT.
WAS it tho National Transporta-
ton Institute"
Yes, that's IT,"
Il thought So said senator La
Toilette. ut has \ considerable his
tory behind IT."