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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
REMEDY.

Mr.. Growler-Thare is entirely too
much hot air in this house.
Mrs, Growler-Then, why don't
you quit talking?
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
LOCALS


week end here with his parents.
Fine line of high grade candies
at Patterson's.
Capt. Chas Tugend has return
ed here with the yacht Lexington
2nd.
Mrs. +. J. Wells and children
of Oswego, N. Y. are visiting Mr.
& Mrs. Race.
Everything in the tobacco line
at Patterson's.
Mr.. John Tugend is having some
interior improvements made 10
his home on Clinton ST.
Mrs. Geo. Bright will spend the
week end with her sister i'll Nc
Donough.
Everything in the stationery
line at Patterson's
Mrs. Chas. Tugend has returned
from five weeks trip TO Altoona
Pa, which she spent with her
grandmother.
Chas. Levy of the l3oth Co.
while alighting from the wagonett
on Clinton St. Wed. fell and broke
his leg. He will be in the hospit-
al for S or weeks.
WANrED-White woman to do
cooking, washing and ironing fol
one family at Fort du Pont., S.
per week. Apply in person to
Capt. Il. NJ. Mitchell.
Mr.. Eve,ett c. Johnson, editor
Of the Newark Post will deliver
the graduating address at the com
mencement exercises of the Della.
City High School TO be held on
Friday evening, June 9th.
The Grand Master of the State
OF Delaware paid an official visit
TO Jackson Lodge No. 10 A. Il. &
A. M, last Monday evening, al
which there was a large attend
anee. Refreshments were served
after the meeting was over.
The New Castle County Teach
ers Institute will be held on Sat.
May 10th, at the school house.
The Jr order of American Mechan-
les will present the school with an
American flag, the address to be
made by Supt. A. R. Spaid.
Mr. George UiIier and son Of
Washington. n. c., formerly a res
ident of Del. City, were guests at
the Robinson House over Sunday.
Mr.. Uhler called at the Press office
on Saturday and subscribed for
the paper, and his friends may
have the pleasure Of hearing from
him i'll the near future through our
columns.
Mothers Day exercises will be
held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. At the morning
Service the pastor Rev. DR.. Rus.
bridge will preach on tour in
debtedness to our Mothers " Al
the evening service, " Reminisen.
cies and Memories of Mothers. -
Carriages andautomobiles will
convey aged and inIirm people I'd
the morning service. The con.
gregation is invited to take part
in the evening service by sending
to the pastor the titles of hymns
that mother loved, and also tC
bear testimony to mother orally OF
in writing. Communications sem
to the pastor need not be sign
ed, if they are signed, the names
will not be read to the public.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
WELL MATED PAIR.

Manager am looking for man
I can trust.
Applicant-And Pm looking for a
man who will trust me. We ought
to get along iine.-Boston Evening
Transcript.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
NO OTHER KIND.

LARRY, have you any fresh eggs
this morning?"
eyes, sir; all my eggs are fresh"
GLOW do you sell them?"
depends on the grade. Which
will you haye-fresh, strictly fresh,
or guaranteed ?"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
IN ART CIRCLES.

Painter-Don't you think he has
the look of AN artist?
Dauber-Why, yes, he has a hun
cry look. now | come to think of it..
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
USUAL PROCESS.

'What possessed you to cut up the
pony ballet in the musical show?"
"lsn't it the right thing to carve
broilers? ?"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
THE coNcEIT OF HlMl

She-Marry you'll Do you think
Pm crazy?
He-No, but I shall be if you re-
fuse to.-Boston Transcript.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
EASILY cLAssEo.

''What do you think, girls? Miss
Oldgirl is engaged"
"Then it must be to some antique
bargain fend."
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
NOT SERIOUS.

'.'You have forgotten yourself"
said the maid, haughtily.
"Have 2" said the man, meekly.
"I'm so glad it wasn't my umbrella"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
LAST REroRT.

"Pa, what is meant by an 'emer-
gency dict'?'
"That depends on where you are,
my son. In the polar regions dog
meat is an emergency diet. In the
average town it's pork and beans.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
SURE TIP.

ct am sure that Grabit has an
itching palm"
"rhen you may depend upon it,
he isn't scratching for a living"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
ONE BETTER.

Stella-I wouldn't marry him if
he was the last man on earth.
Bella wouldn't marry him if
he was the middleman.-Puck.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
HER METHOD.

$50 his new wife storms a great
deal"
eyes; that is the way she man
ages to reign in the family"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
ITS STATUS.

81 am astonished to find such
rude, persistent lawyers here"
"Why especially here?''
because it is a civil court"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09

SCHEDULE
New Castle and Delaware City
Traction Company.
Cars leave Delaware City at
IS minutes after every hour,
first car at 6.15, a. M, last car
at tJ.l5, p. m
Cars leave Wilmington on
every hour.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-09
FIRST TRIP OF THE SEASON.

"Been fishing, Jimmy?"
"Yep; played hockey, too"
"Catch anything?"
"Guess | will when l get home"
The evening world., 1913-01-30
POSLAM'S RARE
HEALING POWER
FELT At once

Poslam works quickly. An overnight
application will clear . red nose OF an
inflamed complexion. Pimples. discol-
oratlons and blemishes arc soon eradi-
Gated.
In promptly dispoins d these minor
skin troubles. Poslam gives evidence Of
its remarkable powers 10 heal the more
serious and stubborn skin diseases. such
o. ecsems. acne. letter. itch. soabics.
ETC.. in the cure Of which II has made It's
great reputation. Itching 10 stopped -
soon ss Poslam 10 applied.
POSLAM SOAP keeps the akin secure
against infection and disease. improves
It's color and texture. soothes tender
skin. makes complexions clear. hands
soft. The best shampoo for dandruff.
All druggists sell Poslsm (price. so
ccnts) and Poslsm Soap (price, 25 cents).
For free samples. write to the Emergency
Laboratories. 81 West x5th Street, New
York City.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
NATURE WILL
CURE CONSTIPATION

All she needs 10 . very little help.
Constipation 10 caused by accumu.
lated waste In the Colon Large Intes.
tine). which. under our present mode
Of living. Nature cannot entirely remove
without little help.
The rank poisons in this waste get
into the blood circulation too. and make
US feel depressed. blue. bilious and
incompetent-reslly sick II allowed to
70 little too far.
All the help that Nature asks, how
ever. il Internal Bathing with Warm
Water applied by the ~. Il. L. Cascade. s.
This. in perfectly natural and rational
way. cleans out Ill the waste and
poisons from the Colon and keeps Il
- sweet, clean and pure. by occasional
use. ~ Mature demands for . perfectly
healthy condition.
So invariably successful has this
new and improved method Of Internal
Bathing proved TO be. that over 600. 900
Americans ere now enthusiastically
using Il to cure Constipation. ward off
disease. and keep them bright. vigorous
and efficient.
The ~. d. L. Cascade" il now being
shown by al Riker and Hegeman Drug
Stores in New York and Brooklyn.
Call and let " explain just how simply
Il accompanies these great results.
Also ask us for booklet why Man Of
Today Il Only 500 Efficient"
The evening world., 1913-01-30
JEFFRIES PAYS l,4oO BET
IF he DRINKS WITHIN A YEAR.
Ex.Champion in Wager With
Barney Oldfield Backs His
Ability To- Cut Out LIQUOR.

Los ANGELES. Jan 3-In Jim"
Jcffries's saloon lac, night Barney Old
feid tcgnn 10 banter the cx-champiun
about his ability to leave on the use
Of liquor and cigarettes. Jcffrihs be-
came angry and offered to bet any
amount that the automobile racer would
cover that he could not only keep from
drinking for twelve months, but could
drop cigarettes. ny bidding against
each other they finally had $500 as the
stakes.
some Of the byetsnders thought that
JefYries made the bet so that he might
come back" az q white hope" but he
iaushingly denied this.
The evening world., 1913-01-30

was q reception Mt the Cropscy resi-
dence. Wilcox was present. The party
broke up toward midnight. but wiicos
remained until all the others had gone
lie called Nell TO the front door and
for a moment their voices were heard
as they stood on the porch. Wilcox
seemed to be pleading. the girl plead
ing too.
Nell did not come back. She disap-
reared as suddenly snc mysterfously az
II she had been whisked away by a gem.
For more than a month the citizens OF
Elizabeth City sought her. Bioodh oun IL
tracked through the swamp north OF The
town, while In other parts OF the coun-
try uniformed policemen were on the
lookout
Rewards aggregating more than
$4,000 were offered. and stiii there was
no sign Of the girl. Wilcox stayed in
town. although public sentiment
against him was aroused To fever heat
by the report OF committee of five
prominent residents, who accused him
girl or spirited her away 20 q worse
fate.
wilcox was put In jail for his own
protection and the Grand Jury that
considered the evidence Of the conn.,
mittee returned an indictment against
him. AZ his FIRST trial. feeling ran so
ign that there was a serious demon
stration In, the courtroom. II served
only to win him a new trial.
In neither Of the triais-the second Of
which resulted in tho thirty-year sen.
tence-did Wilcox put In a defense. He
maintained the state had failed 10 prove
its case and left the issue 20 hang on
the pleas of counsel.
william Cropsey was not satisfied with
this verdict. lie insisted that tho pen
Atty should have been death.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
death HIS PROTEST
| At MOVE TO FREE
| SLAYER Of SISTER
William Cropsey Jr. Commits
Suicide When Petition to
Uberate Wilcox Grows.
iAvc,si 10 Tho Evening World. {,


ELIZABETH CITY. N. c.. Jan. So
willism II. cropsey jr.. who has been
Fighting for months a movement TO OBJ
tain q pardon or parole for James WILL
Cox. the alleged slayer OF his sister.
Nell Cropsey. has made his final pro-
Stest. Fearing Wilcox would 70 free
pCropsey committed suicide last night.
tend to-day the sympathy that had been
sasoused on wilcox's behalf 10 vanish
tins.
\, Elisabeth City. which turned out en-
lsn,ssse. thirteen years ago. 10 lynch
Wilcox, and was only deferred by the
srresence Of hastiiy-assembled State
.iroops. had . shorter memory than the
Brother Of Neil Cropsey. Petitions
Decking the liberation OF Wilcox. . grad
Siate of the University OF North Caro-
Tina and the son of a one-time sheriff
INF PasQuotank County. had been
heightened by hundreds OF signatures
many those OF men who marched In the
lenrased mob toward the little local Jail
A. 1901, vowing to 'sring wilcox up
K In the last month Cropsey had
Brown moross. He saw the list Of Pc
Siitionsrs grow1ng. despite his passion
ate pleas that Wilcox be allowed to
sskrvs at least the thirty-year sentence
ssmpched on him at me end OF his
second trial.
had THREATENED THERE WAS
3 "oNLV ONE THING TO DO"
|. There seems only one thing left for
,me to do" Cropsey told a friend yes
slsrday, Tomorrow you shall know
what II TO-"
- Word spread through the sown that
cropsey would make . personal appeal
10 the Governor. but . different sig-
,snincance was put to his promise whom
his body was discovered.
Before the fate Of Nsu Cropsey was
learned . description Of her hnd been
nashed around the world. The police OF
every important oty In America and
Burope and . horde OF amateur detsc-
Gtives were on the lookout for her and
lihsr relatives spent Thousands In the
bsearch. Then the muddy waters Of Pas
Fquotank River. . swamp and stream
THAT flowed siusg.shiy within . few hun.
Adred feet Of rsr eathsrs home. gave Up
sh.r body.
+ The Cropssys came originally from
trNew Utrecht /. l. Nells father. judge
civilian Cropssy. came Into possession
Sof a plantation near Elizabeth City. re-
..tIred from the bench and went to i've
la the South.
= Two years after Nell Cropssy. then
nrxteen. met James wilcox. He was .
shandsome. dark-hairsd youth. WHO had
made his marx on the athletic fieid At
college. but he was Of q morooe disposi-
ttion- and held himsslf aioof from the
sf:lixabeth City people.
tciRL DISAPPEARED MvsrgRl.
= oUsLY AFTER RECEPTION.
!, Wilcox had the reputation Of having
violent temper; often he had borne Il
out. His Admiration for Nell Cropsey
worried the girls mother. who was
sAware that her daughter did not return
yNiicox's affection.
m Nm NnvAvShar utRh< ten poAt sH~..
The evening world., 1913-01-30

All Lost or found articles adj
verified In The World will he
listed ut Tho Worlds Informs
ton Bureau, Pulitier Building
Arcade. Park Row. Worlds
Uptown Office. northwest corr
ner 3Hth 1t. and broadway,
Verde Harlem Office, 2lO
West l35th st., and woPid's
1roOklyn Office. 302 washins-
ton g.. Brooklyn. for so days
following the printing Of the
The evening world., 1913-01-30
iRl OlSAPPGARE0 MYOTGRl
oUsLv AFTER RECEPTION.

!, Wilcox had the reputation Of having
u violent temper; often he had borne Il
.out. His admiration for Nell Cropsey
worried the girls mother. who was
s<vilcox's affection.
The Washington times., 1913-07-06
After the Holidays

Tomorrow will be the first business day
after the Semi-Annual Stock Taking.
The department chiefs have been instruct
ed to quote prices for broken lots to assure
their immediate disposal.
Fully believing that tomorrow will prove
the best bargain day of 1913, friends and
patrons are duly advised.
You probably saw the morning Star and
Post announcements, devoted to Home
Needs. Now for The Times.
The Washington times., 1913-07-06

The PalaiS Royal has been closed since
Thursday-the holiday has been earned by
faithful employees who have helped to make
last June-and this years first six months
very much the greatest in the history of the
Palais Royal Friends and patrons, too, are
duly appreciated and heartily thanked.
O5>@<
The Washington times., 1913-07-06
The Bargain Basement

Linserse-Dainty Princess Slips. combination
values 10 $3.50 ...... 9lsUV
Prineess slips-of Nainsook and cambric, with
trimmings OF laces and embroideries. ribbon SSN
Petttceets-Sk like materials in all colors.
glove hitting top and tailored nounce. VAL TO-
wash 0eoAs-Chambray pink, light blue. S~
brown. Value loc per yard. "
Lawns-An colors. In neat dots and figures o.
Standard at 13hc per yard. rd................... CC
sAeets-s4xso inches, hemmed ready for 9Qc
use Standard at soc. To be................ be OOC
Toweis-Bath Turkish. sise e2x40 inches.
2sc value. to be 13eJ also 3ox4o-inch bath 1CEsN
Napkins-Table. sise 1sx1s inches. hem 90,
med ready for Value lsc dozen. AOC
The Washington times., 1913-07-06
$3.98 Waists W. !! :. !; $4.98
Values SIS to $40

Tomorrow's visitors to this third floor will find distinct
department for these fine waists retailing at $500 to $1,000
The experts of this floor delegated take charge
service of connosseurs assured To create great lot at
S5o8 for choice, all the small lots at $500 and 1898
punched At s4oS the lots 1t means choice
of The seasons choicest shadow lace ed and hand embrod
cred waists most with low neck Distribution beginning
morrow morning promptly at $50 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1913-07-06

Feed CAeDpers-The family size chopper. QIn
Considered bargain at ssc. O1S
Berry Bewls-And Cake Plates. Carlsbad
China. large sise. artisticaIly decorated 19r
Value 3sc. t..........-.--..t- AOS
Berry Saueers-And Bread and Butter D.
Cracker yars-with side handles Carlsbad 1O~
China assorted decorations Values to 5oc-- 4ON
Tee sets-Carlsbad China. including Tea
Pot Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher. VAL I7n
ues to $l00 ..-...-- ~
sleeve Irons-Nickel plated with patent
cold handle and sleeve board. Value 4sc C9N
the SVS
Derry Dowis-Crystal Glass inch size. as To
sorted patterns Value 1sc.. ~
~, Jelly Glsssss-with air tight tin covers. IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
DISQUALIFICATION OF
4TH DEGREEiIN
Ell PASO
knights Of Columbus in Albu.
querque Receive Invitation
to Participate in Initiation
on March 18th.

The fourth degree Of the knights
OF Columbus will be- exempllfied 20 a
class OF more than 100 candidates In
ri paso. Texas, ON March %. and
members OF Albuquerque Council No.
So have been Invited Jy Joseph NJ.
N'Hlou. OF fl pnso. master of the
fourth degree in west Texas. 10 take
,hc honors az that time. IL ~ likely
That many members Of tho local
council viii Journey To- ~ puso and
tallo tho fourth degree. which Is the
patriotic degree Of tho order teach
ing loyalty tn the nag and American
institutions Tho degree ~ called
"tnr dress suit degree az the knights
~ columbus, 400 candidates being re-
puirrd To- appear in evening dress. In
order 10 take tho fourth 70 rs ncces-
sary tor candidate tn nave been y
third dcgT"o member Tor 1i lnast two
years and go hc practical Roman
catholic in tbc fullest meaning OF the
words
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
BY Common Garden Sage a
Simple Remedy for Dan.
druff, Falling, Faded, Gray
Hair.

Tn. "ld idea ut using sag Ton dtrk-
uu.uE the hair is again coming 100
vogue. Our grludnoth,rs nud dark,
GLOSSY hair go So. vnilc Guar mothers
are gray before they are So. cur
gruudmothcrs Kept their hair s,u and
glossy with u "Stgr goa, which ul@o
restored tn natural COLOR
con-" objection Goo using suCh q ur Dc
aratIuu wl. 90, trouble ui making b.
This objection hJ, been overcome 'y
IA" MN,'h Chemical company ui y 81
Nurk vhirh has placed uu 90" mark
superior preparation oi Sugc. CONE
hiuod with Sulphur gud other Nul-
uuulr remedies tor daudrun, itch ug
scalp ana thin. weak falling hair
Tho beauty uI the hair dep ujs
moro uu tts rich. Gwen shading than
anything elise. Don't hJN, dry harsh
faded hair, when % simple. harmless
remedy VIII br.ug hark the color boo d
trV DAYS. and don't hr turmontod
with duudrun itching scalp and loos,
falling hair Wyrths sax" and Sul'
uhur Kennedy VIII 0uickl, CORE
these trouble. and give color, strength
nuu beauty Co your hair
Grt 80 JU.ccut bottle from your
druggist TODAY, and prove this to youl
own satisfaction. Al druggists sou g.
under guarantee that the money Wl
hc refunded it the remedy ls not TX.
uotly Us represented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
sUFFRAGETTES TO WEAR
ANCIENT GREEK DRESS

Washington. Jan. s.p-S'he spectacle
Of women wearing mediaevni or
ancient Greek costumes Instead Of
tho conventional dress, depicting the
different stages OF tho woman sur
fr4go movement will DO Witnessed
hero on March ,, when the w0man's
suffrage parade takes place. The
procession will be divided into hve
sections ana with each SECTION will ba
heralds dressed IN medieval cos
tunes who VIII from time 20 time ra-
peat famous suffrage speeches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Carmen SylDa, The Poci- Queen
Of Peaceful Rumanio

and writlne IN ~ Isolation aul inc
beauty of be- surromndines castle pei.
es.h ia % yeriiahle nlfr raiace. ts
graceful towers nnd slender snirs,
uakc @ strange contrast to ino great
hNiH tu1t surround if carmen
sylvia o. in the habit of Inviting many
authors und musicians there 20 visit
in lhc summer months. nnd tho cou-
torsnfion at the royal breakfast ta-
hl' ia prunthv tbr most intellectual
in itOumanin @omcnudk has written
% poem, very we'll be must howe reed
30 forthwirh, that thr queen may ave
Dor opinion about u Thou. ucrhlrs
un" 90 tho musicians sets 30 iu music.
and Il 10 sung 20 tj,r assembled come
pany.
But tho queens life ie not $40 spent
IN this pleasant idiiug She does
much for tho Unfortunate ~ her
country. A school lor tho hlind has
boon established under Der per suunl
supervision. and shc is eager to soc
that these people are mught tfndc
occupations. so that they may become
supporting.
Rnumanla, tho queen admits, n be-
hind tho rest OF tho world ia some
ways. Bnt she - equally sure that o.
is 90 become n great nation.
"Our women" she says, ARE good
mothers, and that augurs well for
any land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW
AT CLOVIS: 5000 MORE
SHEEP WILL BE FED

sped r2 Correspondence ca thr Herald !
Clovis. y. NJ. Iuu. g one uf th p
higg,-l SHOWS cot The season tyll uiJht
before ast. 70 wac abou, tour inches
deep The hruoht to tho formers ls
uriuuu'.il, great. us IN, report Crmr
in lhHt very little b. ouy fen west
ut here. This makes the second SNOW
Within ten DAYS
NI.as Lena singer Who i~ employed
"a the steam l4uudry ur. d,utllly
burned her hand to-day ou the man
rug machine. Thr wound was very
s.riuus ana had to hr dressed by "a
physician
Flight Thousand Sheep tn H. Fed.
An additional 600 head uf sheen
are being shipped ben this week ior
winter quarters. and tu hr led at tho
l',dIug station two inil,s east ,i
here. The manager ul the ranch
purchased over 1000 toms ut maize
and 5000 pounds col heads in add
iIuu lu large number of tons oi
broom earn s'rh. The forage STUFF
which Is now beng hauled to tho
form, viii bo kept ben readiness to uc.
/ ,ommodutc more sheep This acti'
ity 400 the purchase ul forage has had
30 stimulating 'ncr, uu the market
ana hts Afforded means ~ reads
sale for staple crops. u hJs further
. inspired new confidence In thJ
growth ol these crops which have ~
years past been slow 90 SELL
4 car load OF Mexican beans wat
B purchased here today and sent &.
Z eastern us vcU MS western market.
Sew MoNitn itself consume tcn umc
= uN much beans us IT produces, as 3
I is me staple food ot the native sheer
and cattle hrrdcrs
Mr. patilson shipped about CO.
pounds oi turkcya his N,,N io Altd
uurrpc, Tho turkey hus.uess aal
ecn heavy In this murke. ana n
expects 40 ship about hu'i 70 ton th
'3lst of this month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

coal mining Industry In any ono ~ The
four states on Arkansos, oklahoma.
Kansas. and Missouri AFFECT tho other
three Tho Southwestern Interstate
Cont operators association embraces
all four states. AS do the hi-ycarly
wage contracts They ore therefore
considered together in review Of
1919 cost production by r.. ". Park
81. or the United states geological
survey MIR charles s. Keith. OF Kan
sas cuy. president Of the Operators
association, estimates the quantity uf
coal produced ny the members Tot the
association in ihc tour states ~ about
13.eet.UOU tons nd us me output of
the association represents uprroVi-
mJt,N gu prr cent of the total that
total io. 1912 Nuuld amount Coo about
1t.500.0uu tons. lu lgl1 tho four
states produced ls,l9iSf6 toms. In.
dipating r decrease bon lHl- uf 'u0,-
600 tons. or 3 per cent During the
last lu years sen FAR rs iHc production
oI .ull ia concerned. the southwestern
sHtrs nave prou practically 90 "a
siHudsuU. H. Increase lu industrial
Development having u',n taken care
of o., uiI AMI gas From th" coal proc
dur,rs .udpH.ui t1, situation Bon in"
southwestern states has materially
Improved duru4 tho year on account
of tho diminished suppl. oi fuel pil
Iud natural pHs from lhc mId-Dou-
uncut field. Thrs" fuels ESPECIALLY
tue. oib have, iu N.t, bccu virtually
removed FROM the steam ttndo. ana
steam users have returned @" coat