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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-01-31

TOXIC, Jan. 25-The forlgn Of
fice IN q statement says Japan
acquired the German rights ana
interests In Shantung by virtue
OF the terms OF peace but tnat,
in pursuance OF its own repeated
declarations and agreements
Japan has Instructed Its minister
Perking to make overtures TO the
Chinese government as 1oilows:
The Japanese government de-
slres to open negotlations regard
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-01-31
Religious Year Book Shows Church
Growth.

New York. Jan. 26. Americas
churches have gained nearly 81.
600, 600 members since the last
church census in 1916. But there
has been q marked decrease in
the number of Sunday school.
pupils, according to The Year.
Book of the Churches, which
will be issued by the Federal
Councillor the Churches Of Christ
in Amnriea.
Total church membership has
increased 2.779. 667, the an
pouncement says. with an in
crease of 3, $40 ministers and 81
$50 church organizations. The
total number Of churches is now
233. 1874. There are 1876, 513 min
listers, priests and rabbits, with
"A. 7O9, 521 members of their va.
rious organizations. The de-
crease in Sunday school member
ship is estimated at more thar
%. 500. 900.
The total protestant church
membership is given at Is, $780,
ass and the Roman Catholic fig
ures as II. 648. 3A.
Protestant figures include onl!
adult communieant members o
! family, while the Roman Cath
olic statistics represent the entir
family. Estimating four person
to q family the Protestants con
stituency would be more than SO,
700. 600, the book says.
The largest protestant bod
reporting was the Methods
Episcopal church with Ats. 80
members, and the smallest th
Primitive Friends with 50 men
5 r. and two ministers.
=
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
The Biggest NeIcs Yet

The greatest news item as far as
the mid-continent oil field is con-
cerned, that was ever printed was
that in yesterdays paper which re-
ferred to pipe lines that are to be
built by the independent refiners
which will carry oil TO Chicago from
the mid-contincnt field and also
from here to the gulf, where II will
be used for oil that 10 exported and
win be beyond IA doubt the greatest
money maker of them all.
The Westeut Refiners associa-
tion win hold "a big banquet some
time during the latter part OF
March at which time committee
composed OF three or -FOUR OF the
largest operators will be named TO
carry the matter to a successful
conclusion. Those already selected
are Pat Malloy. h. II. Perry, i. NJ.
Miskell and T. w. Lehman, the lat
ter being the secretary OF the West
ern peu oleum Refiners' association.
The banquet will be quite a large
affair and some very important an l.
nouncements will be made at that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24l W. H. PECK Residence 2442

~ In the canal zone. are making
great strides in cleaning up and
paving their Streets Senator Brett
writes. The people also dress much
better. On our previous trip we saw
children up TO IL years old playing
on the streets without stitch on,
and the natives were only about half
dressed. Beggars were everywhere.
On this trip we saw but one beggar
while we were crossing the isthmus."
Senator Brett, who usually weighs
about 140 pounds is afraid that he
will increase IN weight because OF
the lazy habits acquired on ship
board. "The trip in made very pleas
ant for passengers. he says. There
are lectures and dances, and eating
First there is breakfast later sand
wiches and coffee. and then comes
luncheon; tea follows this, with din
ner In the evening; before we retire
sandwiches and coffee are again
served. This makes practically six
meals a day
Senator Brett is accompanied on
this trip by O.. d. tGadonce) Soldani,
prominent Usage citizen and ranch
man, who is also n resident Of this
civ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
COUingtOn Oil Field Report

The Grizzley Bear company, on
the Covington townslte is drilling at
2,SS5 feet and is about half way
past string OF tools which they are
drilling by. Bottom of the hole
is 2.920 feet
The empire company is drilling
at 1880 feet on the Koch fatIh in
the northeast corner of tho I~rth-
east quarter of 35-22-4 west
Same company at tho Hotson No.
is IL drilling at l,S12 feet In the
center of the east line OF the south
west quarter of 25-22-4w.
Exchange (Sinclair) company NO.
Austin in the center of the north
east 40 of the southwest quarter Of
36-22-4w is drilling at 1910 feet
Same company, No. !, Ed kess-
ner farm, in the center of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of 36-22-4w Is drilling at S7O
feet
Same company, Davis No. /, is on
the sand at 1852 feet and are
changing from rotary to cable tools
TO clean out and drill In. 1t is In the
center OF the northeast quarter of
23-22-4w.
Same company, Denker farm, the
southwest quarter OF 13-22-iw No.
10, Is drilling at $40 feet; No. IL II
drilling at 725 feet and No. IL Is
rigging up with rotary tools.
W. Windler. same company, Is
drilling at l,225 feet in the No. 2 IN
the southwest corner of the south
west quarter of 30-223w.
l.. Windler No. 2, same company
is finished gas well at 979 TO zoos
feet. 1t is making l,250,000 feet N
the northwest corner OF the south
east quarter of 25-22-4 same com
pany ia the northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter of S1-22-3w Is
changing to cable tools Bottom oi
hole Is 1850 feet.
Same company Murphy Nos.
and is rigs building on the NORTH
| line of the northeast of 2322-4w.
Same company, Laura Crews farm
west half of the southwest quarter
of 1928. No. Z is "a new rig up ant
No. S is drilling at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

southeast corner Of the northeast of
on the Wosthicmer farm, in the
southwest OF southeast OF 22-As-2w,
is rigging up cable tools at l.SA5
feet.
The wolverine oil company's No.
a, Wcsthcimor. In the northoasi
CORNER OF the southeast of southwest
OF southeast of 22-is-2w, Is drilling
at I,15O feet. Same company's No. !,
on the Wcstheimur farm, In the
southeast corner ot the southeast OF
southwest of southeast OF 22-4s-2w,
is fishing for tools at 1891 feet
Humble oil a Refining Co.'S No.
{. on the Ward farm, In the
northeast corner of the southwest or
southe east OF southeast In drilling at
$50 feet Same company's NO. Z, on
the same farm, same section, In the
northwest corner OF the southwest
OF southeast OF southeast is drilling az
100 feet.
Wosthoimer ana others are stand
ardizing for their No. on the Ward
farm in 22-4s-2w. This well is To-
Gated In the southwest corner OF the
northeast OF southeast OF southeast.
! same parties have a rig up for their
! No. 5 on the same farm, same soc
| ton. Same parties are cementinE
the S-lnch casing at 1850 feet on
| their No. 4. I'm the southeast OF tho
southeast Of 22-is-2w,
Wolverine OH company's No. g.,
on the Dillard farm, in tho south .
west corner OF the northwest Of
/ northwest of southwest OF 22-4s-2w
| is a 24i-barrel well lt is now clean
| ing out at 1880 feet Same com
panys No. 2, on the Dillard farm, In
| tho same section, In the southeast
corner Of the southeast ~ northwest
Of southwest. rs drilling iu thp sand
/ at 1876 feet. This is Il 3O0-barrol
well
| The Texas companys No. 2. on the
| Dulard farm, In the northeast cor
ncr Of the northwest OF northeast Of
northwest OF 27-As-2w. Is under
roaming the 10-inch casing at 956
feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
/ Griffin farm, in the northwest corner
Of the northwest OF northeast ol
northwest OF 26-is-2w.
Humble simpsons No I on the
| LowCry farm, In the northeast cor
ner of the southwest of 2l-is-2w, IS
fishing at 7S3 feot
Texas company's No. l. In the
southeast corner OF the southwest OF
southeast Of southeast OF 2l-is-2w
is drilling at 42O feet.
Keaton and others No. /. on the
Miller farm. IN the southeast corner
of the northeast of 242s-3w. Is
drilling at 1910 feet
Continental General OIL company't
No /, on the Tucker farm, I'm IN,
southeast corner OF the northwest OF
northeast of southwest of 34-2s-2w
; is fishing at $50 feet
Amster oil company's No. I. OF
the Wcsthcimer farm, in the south
east corner Of the southeast OF
, -4s-2w. is drilling at 40 feet Thi,
, well produced 100000 feet Of ga;
in sand found from 245 to 257 feet
They bradenheaded the gas for use II
drilling.
Carter oil company" has a rig uT
for its No. I on the SchellenbergeI
| farm, in tho southeast corner of tn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

southeast of northeast ot southwest
OF 16-2s-iw. Same companVs No. l,
ON the Jones' farm, In tho southeast
corner OF the northeast ~ northeast
OF southeast Of 81 ts-2w, which IL
flowing at 12S barrels. Is fishing two
strings Of tools at 1,S07 feet. Same
companyB No 2, same farm, in
21 -ls-2w, I'm the southwest corner Of
the northeast OF northeast OF south
cast. Is cleaning out at 1875 feet
This In a barrel well.
GYPSY oil company's No. ! ward.
in the northeast corner OF the south
west of northeast Of southeast Of
81 as-2w. reached the top of the
sand at 1,Sll fcct Drilling IN the
slnd at 1881 feet flowing 500 bar
rcla
J. u. French is rig building for his
No. test ON the ! s Reed farm. In
tho southeast corner OF the southwest
Of northeast of southwest ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Al Hewitt.

The Skelley Il Russell Co No. ?, in
the southeast corner of the north
west Of the southeast OF the south
east of 22-4s-2w, is cementing S-tnch
casing at 1896 feet Same company
No. |, on the Tucker farm. In tho
southwest corner OF the northeast OF
the southeast of 22-4s-2w, is fishing
for tools at 1850 fet.
The Plains oil & Gas Co No. j. in
the southwest corner OF the north
west of 22-4s-2w. is cementing the
S-inch casing at 1902 feet
The Rockland Oil ~ Gas Co is rig
ging up for It's No. 2 on the Carr
farm. In the southwest of tho south
west Of the southwest OF the north
west OF 22-4s-2w. Same company No,
/, I'm the southeast corner of the
southwest of the southwest of the
northwest of 22-4s-2w, is running the
S-inch casing and cementng at 1,3S6
feet. Total depth. 1.405 feet.
The Carter oil company No. !,
on the Hefner farm, in the south =
west of the southwest of southeast OF
northeast of southwest of 22-4s-2w Is
shut down at $50 feet Same COM
pany's No. 4, on the Hefner farm, In
the southwest corner of the south
west of northwest of southeast OF
22-4s-2w. is drilling at 4SS feet. The
same company Is rigging up for It's
| No. in the southeast corner of the
southwest of the northwest of south
east of 22-4s-2w.
Ketch and others are spudding In
their No. | on the Wallace farm, IN
| the southwest corner of the south
west OF southeast of northwest OF
| 22-4s-2w.
Skelly and Russell have rig uI
for their No. on the Westheimel
farm. in the northwest corner of thC
northwest OF 22-4s-2w.
The Wpiyerine oil company No. 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
At WynOnn

Special TO The world.
WYNONA. Feb. 22.--With the ad
vent of good weather, oil work u
picking up rapidly and hundreds OF
new derricks are now to be seen In
the big fields which surround Wy
mona. business is extra good and
hundreds OF new faces are seen on
the street every day. IL Is estimated
that the population OF Wynona in
cluding the two new residence ad-
ditions to the town will exceed 5,00U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Peru Has EStensiUe
Oil Territory

,peeial to The World
il PONCA CITY. Okla, Feb. 22.--
Peru Is "A country OF vast oil de-
yeopment at the present time, a de-
yeopment that is being gradually
Increased, according to former SEN
ator George RI. Brett of Ponca city,
himself the owner of rich producing
oil land In the south ponca field.
Mr.. Brett Is now on q South Amer
can tour. stopping at the principal
ports, investigating conditions. a
similar trip was made by him six
years ago, but one that did not ex-
tend so far south as the present
tine.
we passed along 80 miles of oil
territory in Peru" writes Brett,
and there were many derricks and
tanks along the coast, which in fact
is a barren, sandy waste. with not
green thing to be seen. Beyond the
derricks and tanks are the noun
tains towering into the sky, some OF
them $4,000 feet high"
1t Is the opinion of Senator Brett
hat the Spanish countries would be
far better off IL they were under
United states rules, although he sees
great change for the better in the
most of the countries that he Wis
led also six years ago. This was not
true, however, at Kingston ana the
remainder of Jamaica.
Il saw no improvement In condi-
A tons at Kingston, Brett says.
There were the same beggars and
poor people. a great many of them
The whole island is ABOUT the size
Of Usage county and has l,OOO,O 600
people. II is mountainous, sides
very steep, and all farming ls done
by hand labor. They consider they
can farm anywhere a goat can go
but It looks impossible, They raise
9ferything in the way OF tropica
Ants"
Y American Control Good.
Wherever the Americans are N
control conditions rapidly improve
according TO Brett, who says: "N'na
have seen of the Spanish countries
has convinced me that the United
states can govern them and set ar
example that the inhabitants woulc
lake to much better than that of any
CHER country. II sure makes one
leel good TO be an American citizen
Great improvements have takei
Place along the canal zonc-country
and In fact everything there, In
GUIDING the locks. canal itself, th'
buildings and grounds. look lik'
Uncle sam, They are all kept in fin,
cOndition.
And the cities of Panama an'
NoIon, although they are not strict
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

1893 Tulsa oil companies who operate
on commercial leases have paid u
gross production tax OF s2.022, ,S83.AO
for the third quarter ending Septem
Der 80, 1919. The largest company
who have an operating offtce In
Tulsa, but main office In Kansas,
pay $S5,262.43, this is not Included
IN tho Tulsa total The smallest
tulsa company which pays taxes is
the McFall oil a Cos CO.. they pay
S2.l5. representing about a third OF
barrel daily production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
WANTED

Position with corporation where the
following qualifications will afford
opportunity for Advancement: Five
years experience as Gen. Mgr. OF
jobbing business handling refined
products through distributing sta
lions, years as purchasing agent
and sales manager of oil company,
and 2 years refining experience.
Now employed by large oil corpora
ton. Can furnish best of local ref
erence.
BON use, WORLD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Atlantic Petroleum Co.'S
Vel Increasing

The Atlantic Petroleum com
panys No. Boarhead has been
drilled 20 feet I'm the sand and is
now making 1890 barrels The
sand was found 23 feet higher in this
well than in No. 6. No. was drilled
81 feet in tho sand and made an
initial production of SOC barrels.
This well perhaps Is the best in the
entire Beggs district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
OIL Elelds I.nrnrc

ni, lollinsville on A. r. & s +,
In ,ba,y ono of tho best 5000 towns
Yea, a'ate. corner loca ion. five
rhs "Ae; storage more than pays
ii0ao dandy going business;
co. lshes this garage, some cars.
Do IL HIles Uses and modern equipment.
" Wow; nov; See G. G, Keech, or write
hpsv,nee nun at r. o. Box 63S, Col
''lle. okla.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Big Wei In
Cotton COUNTY
S,peclal to The World.

special TO The World.
The Titan OH company Of Fort
Worth. Texas. brought in their first
well in the Poinsetta OH company
lease In 1G-ts9w in Cotton county at
10 O'Clock Saturday night and * cs-
timated to be tho largest well That
has been brought In since the dts
covery Of the Magnolia field north
west of Comanche, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

,ls".S ".Snled--Leases, drilling propos-
ssa S or production in Tulsa. Paw
%H Creek or Usage counties Give
dn particulars and descriptions Ad-
Adyt " HoA loSl' Tulsa, Okla -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

ordered three fies for their tests Sol
the southwest uI 3l-2f-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

4. an use experienced field man as
gt4 noss, Okmulgee district; re
C-We concern, attractive opening
m. , behmo Oilcompany, Usage S040,
Adyt. '-' - N'eS '''''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

wanted offset lease to production,
good drilling acreage In block
1nd ano royalty to flush production.
Sihot a Miuot, sos Mayo Bldg ,-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

settled Oklahoma. or good Kan
NJ, production wantedf Address Box
"l-C, World. z~Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Onhgc Lausrs.

drll,SSe psage leases rpon which
t,s contracts wanted. Phono
hpston' write j 300 East Ninth, paw
'u'Sa' Okla. -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Tulsa Oil Companies
Pay Big Tax

According TO the latest tax fig
ures compiled at the state capitol
by 9. Daniel Thomas, statistician,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
WIN the oil Men

H. q. Griffin or tho pochur Die
Casting company Of New YORK city
is I'm the city for fow days.
J W. Earhart. manager financial
department FOR the WILCOX on 4
Gas CO.. also W. IT, Bcll. aSSuCi1tod
with Earhurt ut the chicago Hficc,
are in the city for q few days look
ing over the Wilcox operations.
W
T. y Paine. Nuo has boon a.sp-
cntatcd with Harry Iarkcr for 2h
years and who knows tho oil rume
from A 20 D. is coming mere from
Pittsburgh to take charge ot mo
pcuoak oil company
carl Foley. who since uis arrival
ia wichita has been taking the gon-
uinc Kansas treatment FOR thin pcor
/ pie. has gained about 100 pounds.
| ls In the city and is being shown
around 10y L. A. Ehcrhart Thuy do
say that business b. going tp hc go
| good during the coming year that
/ they will double the output Of ul
| their factories. Mr. Ehorhart say"
| that the Old United States Hpo Liuu
company built two lines, ono four
and one three inch that were IN op-
I GRAFTON Tor many years between bl
] city. Pa. and Point Brcozc, e suburb
OF Philadelphia Mr. Ehcrhart, who
used to hc at bradford. says thai
/ both lines worked perfectly and
were great mouy makers. one Wu'
used for kerosene and the other FOR
| gasoline and no difficulty was over
/ encountered with either ~ them iu
} piping these light products from The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

nealdIon producing properties
''aied' Address Box S20-C, World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
OIL AND GAS
Leases, Supplies. production. Etc.

wanted, blocks of wild cat acre
AZ IN oklahoma i27 &, care
sorld.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
csneral secretary,
Tvgtifutp

f,ctive MarCh j. lsEV' - -
ieou'o ~ r. T. WEIGH,
o.reral Secretary, American Petro-
cum institute.
nnTpg the war and up to the
.asont time Mr.. Gormley has been
Wsig,ari regional director Of the
ssoribVestern railroad with head
"vsriers at chicago. The purpose Of
eu ling such a division as branch
y, tbe American Petroleum institute
a. falicitatc the movement Of
o,E cars used in the transportation
" ne,roleum and its products
'h-o,'phout the country. During the
nresent year II is anticipated that
here will 70 a greater demand Tor
setroleum and its products than
~ aver been known in the history
~ the Industry heretofore. This de-
rond will mean that every available
,rsrsportation facility must be got
IAN mn To- its highest point of eff
Sclency and the average mileage of
,onk cars throughout the country
rn,ist he maintained at n high point.
n has been found recently that the
average mileage OF tank cars used
IN transporting Oil has been decrea5-
ine In order to correct this and TO
obtain the maximum mileage, II VIII
be necessary for the oil Industry TO
nut forth extreme effort IL Is
hoped by the creation of this de-
partment, with the capable direction
which 1t will have, that the trans
portation needs of the petroleum in
dustry will be full met.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
,,,xrr QUOTATIONS
american Petroleum
Institute Bulletin

The appointment OF NJ CORN
III. a. director Of the division OF
.rsssrSportation rs .ss OF tho American Pc
,roIeum institute with headquarters
uV,sio v, ,.SiraRo. Is hereby announced, ef-
ieou'V r. l.. WEIGH,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23
Resigns to 90 fo
Oklahoma city
s'pocial lo m WorId

pONCA CITY. Feb. 22--- Morri-
SON Il. Toomor, editor hcre of the
Marland News. the official organ
of the Maryland Refining aud asso.
ciatcd companies. has rcsiguod his
position to return 10 regular news
paper work in Oklahoma city whore
he worked prior TO coming to
'unca city several months ago.
Seward sheldon viii resume the du-
tics OF editor OF the Marland News
The Memphis Usage company 40.
I'm the southwest of the northeast
OF 2S-27-1O Is drilling at LOO fyct
Same company's No. ON the
IIorneckor-Johnson lease IN 5-26 40
| IL drilling az 1000 feet
Tho Ncrland OIL company has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-23

u. q. Griffin of tho pochnr Die
Casting company Of New y lork city
ls I'm the city for fow days
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
ENGLISH REDUCE
PAPER CURRENCY
CBy Associated Pressl

LONDON. Feb. 5-The Evening Stan.
dard today announced that the govern
ment has taken steps to reduce the
paper money now in circulation by two
million dollars.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
SWITZERLAND'S
PLAN POPULAR
(Ry Associated PresSl

ZURICH, Feb. 5-Denmark. Holland
and Austria intend to proclaim their
permanent neutrality and demand the
same conditions laid by Switzerland in
joining the League of Nations, accord
ing to the newspapers here.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
AN IDEAL DAIRY RANCH

The RedIands & Yucaipa Land Com
pany is Offering for a limited time, a
1900 acre Dairy Ranch in the famous
Yucaipa Valley-two miles from Red.
lands city Iimits--on the Ocean to
Ocean paved highway. This ranch Is
equipped with buildings; no better soil
in the state; has 500 acres suitable for
alfalfa; 500 acres grazing land with live
oak trees and living springs; also 100
inches water. One Of the best dairying
locations in the state. Price reasonable
and terms easy. Address
Dixie & Logic, Sales Agents,
RedIxnds. Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
Jack Mu.ser
MRS. DEMPSEY NOW
DENIES HUBBY, JACK,
WAS WAR SLACKER
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5-A local
newspaper here today published what
purported to be a sworn statement
made by Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, divorc.
ed wife of the heavyweight pugilist, re-
pudiating the charges she made con.
corning Jack Dempseys war record.
Mrs. Dempsey was examined by the
federal district attorneys Office today