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Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
DIR. BKOOkS' GREAT SERMON.

Rrv. Walter H. Brooks. pastor Of
tn" Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
of Washington. -. G. paid his annual
visit to this city THANKSGIVING Day
and delivered one of the ablcSt ser
mons ever heard here. His subject
was. "Pcacc." The EhrncZcr BAPTIST
Church. Rev. DR.. W. III. Stokes,
pastor. was packed. Ministers occu-
pied the rostrum and the overflow
OF the ""ruucmon OF the cloth" was
cared for by the placing OF chairs
around the lower roStrum and on the
main floor.
Or. Brooks told why the war mag
how they. by this method got pro
motion and won fam" on Il CORY field
whilc suffering came to the nations
OF tn" earth. His remarks created
Il profound impression and he made
an after statement relative to the
loss OF his daughter. who had re.
GENTLY died in Wa$hinCt0n. Six
members OF his family had died ana
six still remained upon the earth.
Dr. Stokes assured him that he
would always find w"lcum" at tn"
r.bcnczcr BAPTIST Church and when
he rot too d"crcpid To preach, he
could come and sit around. Th"
collection at the u o'ClocK service
tOtallcd $500. Tho night service
was also noticeable.
\ peculiar incident occurred. som"
ovrr-2ralouS member in helping Or.
Brooks with his ovCrroat took th"
wrong one and the divinc'S cNprnSiv"
garment remained in other hands
until late Friday. after tn" Doctor
had left for Washington. However,
he left the borrowed garment her"
with his sister. Mrs. Lucy G.. Lewis
and the exchange was made. Dr.
Brooks OvcrcOat WAS shipped at once
to him at Washington.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
SHE STILL TAKES IN WASHING.
tolorcd Woman's Millions Fail to
Change Her Mode of Life.

Thrifty citizens still remain, in spite
Of tac despair expressed by rcform"rS
al the extravaganza and waste OF the
p"op.c throughout this land, a. G.
Cooper OF Shreveport, La, who was at
tho llot", McAlpin tho other day told
OF culorcd woman down in his town
who continues to take in washing al
though she is worth about $4,000 900 .
"A piece of land bought by this col
orcd waShwoman against the day when
SHE could put aside her tub and rest
awhile WAS discovered to contain cnur
nous oil dcpoSitS.' said Mr.. Cooper
Today the woman Is in the million.
are class. with Il corps of lawyers to
protect her interests. But >slo has not
gwen up her occupation or changed
nor mode Of living. Her happiness; l.
III her work. The fortune. in fact. is
Eaid 10 have brought her only the fear
oi n"dlty harm. OF being poisoned or
otherwise disposed OF for her money. y
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
ON no ARMS FARLEY.
EN NAL tull for the Second tolorr,i
World Democracy congress,
December IL.

TO tho 2nd Colorcd World Dcmocra
cy Congress to be he'd in the Metro
politan a. Nj. +. Church on 18th ST.
ut the Capital Of thcNation where
WAS the first Co,orcd Democracy Con
grcSs for delegates 10 tltc l>t World
Peace Conference in 1918. the National
EQua, Rights League. summons CO,or.
cd America. there to meet nj In"
doors Of this 2ud World Peace Confer
"nCc. now in the l.. s. A.. and to press
home to this World Disarmament Con
clavc the claims OF Colorcd America
10 the reality OF that world democracy
promised in war need and denied an
der victory nj THIS Peace Conference
in France.
10 assemble from every community
December fourteenth TO sixteenth
1921. the League summons the Amrri-
Equal Rights Committees, or chosen
Ivy Church. iratcrnal or civic bodies OF
the race. delegated representatives to
voice the races demands and its claim
that wars will not cease until bcnrai II
and behind the weapon diSnrm&mrtt
there he the di$arming by people al.u
government OF their racial prejudice ,cS
and prosecutions.
Come. all yr of the raG". THAT we
united. Y may call upon our own Gov' RI
mcnt. met in new session of CONFESS.
with the Ambassadors of al nations
looking on. to show its own sincerity
III .cadinG for world peace by ut least
irglSlatlng against mob Violence and
maSSarl+ OF citizens at home.
lndiNidualS come with single vote,
delegates come with double vote
On to Warrington. Prepare in every
place.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The Fifth Baptist Church has ar.
ranged special service; for all day
Sunday. December 4,h. 1921. EXcrc.%.
~ win hr held in the Sunday School
w" y. NJ. AT 40 \. NJ sermon by
III" Pastor. Rev. y. II. DAILY. Followed
with "nio&ir@ 10y druconS.
"Io +, NJ. Musical PROGRAM. s u. NJ
Special address; by Mrs. Ora Brown
Stokes and tn" l'nv,i.iu" OF Memorial
Chart.
You are invited 10 attend these go.
vices. BRING Il silver of, ring. Kcy. \
u. Day, Pastor. Brother y. j. Fanal
Clerk
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
EDITOR MITCHELL
TRAVELS
Continued from last wcck)
THROUGH THE SlERRAS.

| awokc early and looked out. Then
.pund that the train was .paSsin,
nrNlgh the SirrraS. Il rcricS OF high
mountain ranges. MIR. Il. l.. Williams,
colorcd supervisor for the Purtm&n
Company WAS on the train and pointed
out places ot interest. ! s'aw the l.l-
colin Highway through this mountain-
Gus country. In places the roadway
MS narrdw. not room enough Tor
either ear or team TO pass another. |
Saw Il farmer with Il two horse wagon
driving in front If Il car. There WAS
nothing for the automobiles to keep
we'll behind ON account Of the cloud oi
dust and travel at Il tnaiS pace or stop
He had stopped and waited. For onc1
the horses had the right oi way ana
they kept it.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03

Tn" officers and directors of So.
coma street Savings Bank. 1o2 y
N'coiG street wish" to conEratuIat,
lis l22l Christmas SuvingS Clul
members upon the magnificent effort
IN saving tn" handsome sum OF more
than So 10000.
Checks for the above amount ar,
now being mailed. You are respect
fully asked to renew your member.
snip in our 922 Club-ASk yOul
friends TO do likewise.
Our 1922 Club will open Dcccm.
bcr 18th, 1921. \ small weekly
payment each week will give Won ::
big check with interest next Deccm.
bcI, 1922.
JOHN r. TAYLOR. President
w. $. BANKS, Cashier.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03

Kelly Miller. Jr.. walked from NJ "
York to Philadelphia to The iIowarl
lincoln game. The distance is 9S
miles along the Lincoln High way and
he covered the distance in SO hours
md 10 minutes. Considering that hc
walked a considerable part Of the lis.
tanco in down pour Of rain over bad
and muddy roads he made very EooG
time.
Mr.. Miller is the organizer of the
Road Scouts Il hiking organization in
Na%hington on and holds the amateur
hiking record between Washington and
baltimore a distance Of 3S miles in 7
hours and d2 minutes
lie tried to get a large bunch of New
Workers to walk to the game but was
iina1y forced to make the trip alone.
ne deserves credit for the hike cspcc-
ially facing 20 many hardships.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03

The ending OF the first half was tho
cue. for 'rahblc" exhibitions. The rab-
hlcS OF both schools pOunccd upon the
field in spite OF its mud-soal<cd condi
lion and the continuous rain. The
blue and White" rabblr headed by
its band executed a wild snake dance.
while the Lincoln horde did its Scrpcn
tine dance. The weather forbade so.
cicty exhibitions. The rain and slough
kept thc ladies in their seats. prohibit
ing the fur coat parade OF last year.
The fact that Lincoln had scored
was a complete surprise to everybody.
Even the LinCOlnitcS were wild with
delight over the fact that their team
had succeeded in making the first
score which had been Registered
against Howard this year. despite tho.
TACT that the "Bluc and White" was
a point ahead. When the second half
opened they looked upon victory as
something wished for. but scarcely cx
pcctcd. IIowarditcs became clatcd
when during the second Quarter the
familiar face Of "Cutc" Carter, Quarter
pack Off last years team, appeared on
the field. The Howard section gave
forth roaring cheer upon the sight
Of Carter
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column c..
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
LINCOLN WINS FROM
HOWARD IN FOOT
BALL CLASSIC ...
SNATCIIES IL TO VICTORY IN
\ SENSATIONAL FINISH.

Successful Catch of Forward Pass ana
Long Run For Goal by Captain
Law Makes Lincoln Eleven Nictors.
in Annual Classc--IIoward Team
Was Strong on the Drive But Lin.
colin Line Hold at Critical Moments
Payne (EIOward in Brilliant SIS
Yard Run Ncarly Turns Tide.
philadclphEt. Fa,-lciorc nearly
10000 or more spectators in the Nat
ional League Park. Philadelphia. Pa.
THANKSGIVING Day, November 2AtE,
1921. the Howard machine. which
throughout the season had remained
victorious and unSCorCd upon. fen be
fore the Lincoln warriors in the Ann.
ual Football Cassie Of tho year bv y
Scor" OF l3 TO {. On a fold which was
Il Nrrltablc sea of mud. the two tcamy
plou&hcd ankle ducp through the uiiry
Sub-Soil under Il continuous downpour
oi rain in the struggle to win the sea
sons closing football event.
The victory which went to LincoI,
was secured in thu last period when
Captain Law pulled II forward pasa
out Of the air and ran down the fled
'or 20 yards to the goal Nnc. The Lin
com triumph was unexpected aud
came rs surprise both to the Howard
ana Lincoln followers. Howard hats
III! along been the favoritc. Even att.
"r Lincoln had made touchdown IN
me llr$t quarter which was closely
followed hy Il touch down and II goal
ny Howard in the second quarter.
"V"rN"n" felt sure that the "H.uc an,;
Nhlt"' would easily remain victor.
iuuS.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
LINCOLN RECEIVES KICKOFE

M tn" opening ui the game Lincoln
won tn" toss and chose to rrrciyn the
Nl'h"i which went to Captain Law.
l|rl"r" Law was abe to advance witt
IN" pan. hr WAS duWncd hy Il Howard
player. AZ the very outset. Lincoln
called into play the Famous Dart.
mouth %hilt," For while the How
ara ~; rr ON W,rc unable to SOLVE II
ilil'".H WAS however held for thr, .
"""nS ANA on the fourth puntrd. How
~" recovered tn" bal bur Gaiucd very
lH''' IN running back. She started
H""u tn" Held using line plun"cs ana
III 'hf"' Gowns gained six wards and
on ia" fourth tried 4 "Iukr kick.
NHl'h was unsuccessful. thus aiviny
me halI to Lincoln. This tim, tn>
l"nr"In eleven rCsortcd - a series ot
Oh ta'hl" and end run drives whi,,l,
h'll'd lhrm two FIRST downs. laudi.a
'h' IN on Towards is yard line. Thcu
II wei! cNccut ed forward pass to Skint.
or brought the first to1rldowu. Lin
con, however. failed to Kick goal a..
lhr kickoff Lincoln again received Tn,
hal. The "E'ur and Wluc' held Lin.
con Tor downs after ,hcy had sue.
&C. ucd in making one firs, down
"Iih the changing OF gals in tho
Sr'"h" quarter, the diradvantagv
"hlrh Howard had experienced in ot
tempting t" make gains over the m,la
soaked section OF the &Iid'run WAS t.r
E"f>rd. AItcr Il numu"r OF line pluur.
rS' followed by penalty to Iinc,in
Tor pIln% nj. Howard ..tmr up to lin
COIN" on" yard line. Payne. ucw-
ar"* pln"ky full back. WAS given the
ban and h" carried il over for a torr:3
down. Brooks gave Howard the point
OF adNantaG" when he lifted the oval
between the Lars for the extra point
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
TINNFILED THROUGH SNOW

ltrSru" parties started out They lad
10 tunnr! through the snow. Whri.
they reached the party - OF them had
rrrl%hrd. \ large cross marks the
spot or the cd"c OF the lake and ,hc
lax" WAS named after the ,rndpr Of th,
party. frees We're ait,rwards found 10
hay" been chopped oil 10 feet above
their base, which showed that the
snow WAS that deep and that tn, chop.
rrr& must have been Standing that
hi"n upon tn" top OF it. | pass Il
through Reno, the scene of the Jim
JciirrS'- Jack Johnson fight and thea
| NaW the train wind down onn side OF
4 valley ana come out lower on thc
other side. Will" tn" snow sheds GOV.
cred the lin" TO protect the track.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

The services at Mt. olive wcro
largely attended last Sunday
Those on our sick list 1rr McsSr>.
James Alsop, Johnny BrHaIdus and
Bob Hi! and Miss Lucy Berry.
Mr.. Jacob Holmes has purchased q
new car.
Mrs. II. y. Lawson and little son,
Walter Irving are visiting her parents
iii Spotsylvania county.
Mr.. Delaware Braxton has purchas.
I'd a car.
Mr.. George +. Holmes is remodel.
ing his home.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
FINDINGS or COtNtIL IN TIL;
ST. JOHN CONTROVERSY.

The above mentioned council was
called to advise ~ 10 certain dIllrN'.
ties existing amon& the m"mh"rS 81
sand church. which disturbed their
peace and threatened serious inquiry
10 the welfare ui the church.
After very careful deliberations ;hr
Council unanimously adopted tire l1l-
lowing recommendations which W"r"
presented l.! Il special committee |p-
pointed by the Council.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
WORLD JUSTICE PEACE SUNDAY

10 Coast and trdm Canada to the Gul.
on Sunday b""cmhcr II. Cor Monday)
/" send delegates also to sign inform.
al p ItltIon To the L S. Congress to
pass the Dyer Bin to b.. ;cnt to this
Democracy t"uGr" ~. are urgently 1c
0n'F'"d. l.rt our race Tor once act in
uniSon
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
THE GREAT NEVADA DESFlRT,

We were now entering the Great Nc
NadH Desert. In the midst OF this was
Humboldt. termed the oasis oi the
desert. irrigation is everywhere owl
dent. BY this | mean that the Govern
mcnt has cut huge ditcl.cS from the
nearest river and diverted the water,
changing thousands Of acres Of land in
10 fertile farms. Then we travelled
again through miles Of sand. with 10
sign Of vegetation save the worthless
Kind which may be found in scant
patches in this paralyZing waste. Al
times | would see wagon tracks. but
no where did | see even the sign Of an
aut omobilc. Then we came to railroad
stations. | looked in vain for pumps.
wells and springs. On a side track
could be seen water cars. placed there
by the railroad company. Without
these the settlers would die from
thirst.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
W.lNTIII.

We must have a sales fever Of | 900
to hep rs handle our Xmas trade. We
pay from $3.00 TO $500 per day. What
ability have you? Answer quick. Send
self addressed envelope, age and refer
cncc.
Dept. r. y.
THE NINE. r. J. CAIN, Mfg. Co.
Q Lincoln Avenue.
Evansville, Ind.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
! \ Card OF Thanks.

W. wish to thank the Grand Lodge
NnGhts of Pythias Of Va, for tho
beautiful floral design sent to our hus
band and father, j. IT. Allen which VIC
sincerely appreciate.
THE FAMILY,
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
DAYS PAST AND GONE

I'm days past and gone, the "hlack
|lt" was "scd by politicians to offset
!, white vote in the White Belt. 1t
$ humorouSly declared that in the
l'tiOnS where the colorcd people pr
minated. the election took place aft
the polls closed and that returns
ire held back for that purpore. In
4, Lilly Whites" it WAS an easy mat
/ to onset this gain by Il transfer Of
+ co,orrd vote to the other side. The
amary purpose of the movement
h which | WAS affiliated after Il 70
3,mcnt from active politics; for tWcn.
years was to defeat the anti NrGrV
! aldidalr. Hon. Henry ". Anderson.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
LINE or CAMpAlG\

! II line OF campaign was to uom!.
3 colorcd candidates for every Of
Were the Lily-whitcs" mad
.d an candidate and in my in>truc
and adyiccs, | adviS, d the color.
>Oplc to vote for our State ticket
\ III all OF the city and county con-.
to support the local Democratic
! ices. 1t was understood that every
Il for our State candidates WAS n
sEotc for Senator Trinklo as Cover,
#nd the other Democratic officials
y g ticket With him. In his OVc.
Pity to diFcrcdit the distinguished
! or from Wythcvillc and to attack
Il %socallcd ofIicc-holding o!igarchy
icnry w. Anderson had included
ounty, city and State officials al
= "bunch" OF Office holders, nam
hitc and colOrcd school teachers.
I y public, city, scavcngcrs, JAM.
3,nd the like and had declared il
&,rc elected Governor, no Negro
Il hold office under his admins
IN.
INCLUDED ALL
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
TIE SIIOSHONE INDIANS

At Elko. Nevada, were a few Sho.
Ehone Indians When I Awokc Wednes-
nay morning We were still losing time
but travelling through the desert. All
Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
November 80 80. lg3!

November -. 1871
We. Your committee appointed h>
advisory council ra.'rd hy 81. J"Hl'
}Hpt,al Church On account uI rNH-t;u&
nil!lruItnr:. do make the =. 10" ing rc
columcuduli ions:
l. THAT the touuri! endorse the ;c''
iorr; oi the ST. John Baptist Chnrcn
iaNrn hy lr>r in the matter Hr""r'Iin"
to jhr evidence presented 10 said Cuuu
Gil.
> That the ~. John Baptist ChurrA
snail notify each OF those members
who went ON to return Within 60 dpyS
from the date that each respective
member is notified and apologize tuI
their hH%ty action and unchriStjLIl
conduct.
:. Should said members fail to rc-
turn aa herein stated that the said st,
John Baptist Church he advised /"
Withdraw the hand oi fellowship from
them.
COMMITTEE:
W. H. RANSOME.
y. ID. DAILY.
{. y. COBB.
@. +. SIMAIS.
j. f. FOtNTAIN.
i. !. CARTIER.
s. W. TURNER
T.. PAYNE. Moderator.
W. r. JOHNSON. Secretary.
TN" Officers and members, oi the ST.
John Baptist Church. this city. were
given the unqualified support ami
endorsement Of an Advisory Council
OF NOR" than forty Churches Novrm-
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
PREFERRED PARTY NAME.

&c could have done thi~ hv yurita
rtt.y for lIon. T.. Lee Triul,,. va
hid have pursued that course. Hu,
1ldrcds Of culorrG people preferred
party uamr and go we named 4
! f;cr composed uf o'orrl citi2cn:
10y this policy ,udrayurrd TO dr,'A
! colorrd people uut al the cont, -
to leave CO.. Henry W. Anderson
] he hands OF the white propa 81
yinia and permitted him 10 have
test ol strength he 50 much q, sir.
If Senator T.. Lee TrinkIr'~ oy,,.
Gus friends took twenty thuu%un
! rs and counted them for him. they
welcome to them ANA they might,
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
INCLUDED ALL

s logically included this class OF
Continued on Page 2.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
East Indians Planning
Boycott Of Royal Duke

NaEpur. India. Jan. "A boycott on
the proposed visit OF the Duke Of Con.
naUght to the East and n tribute to the
memory Of the late Lord Mayor Mac.
Swney of Cork We're voted In resolu-'
tions adopted by the Indian national
congress in session here. A message
Of sympathy TO the Irish in their strugz,
gle for Independence also was drafted
and dispatched.
A royal procla ma tion to India, issued
in London last August, said tine Prince
Of Wales would not visit India thiA
winter to inauguratc reform Legislation,
but that the Duke OF Connaught, former
Eovernor-general of Canada. would nm
dertake these duties. Dispatches which
appeared previously in the London
newspapers forecast that the prince
would not make the trip. The condition
Of unrest among certain sections OF the
natives and the anti-British propag gan.
da carried on by dissatisfied native
leaders were said 10 make It inadyfa..
able to expose the prince to possibili.3
ties of a hostile reception. The nativa
leaders were reported to be exciting.
their followers by proclaimtng the Tur-
kish treaty to be an attack on their re-
liGion and It's head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
Stringent Measures Taken

Cork Jan. 2-(By The Associated;
Trrss ANY person knowing others to
possess arms or ammunition must re-
7or; the fact immediately or render
themselves Tia blr 10 prosecution, Ma,
jor-Gcn"ral Sir Edward Strickland,
commanding the troops In Munster, an.
n0unced today in a notice issued heres
IT is also forbidden to assist rebel1 In
any way. by providing them with food,
clothing. vehicles or shelter. The order
Is effective Tuesday.
The people are warned that they,
must not fail TO report the rebels and
delay. Appearance before q military,
court Is alternative. the notice stateAss
adding that an attitude Of ncutralitys
inconsistent with the position Of thB:
locality Is punishable. II declares thats
persons who do not do their utmost to
prevent damage 10 government property
Will be dealt with severely in person
and in estate.
Sending OF cod" kilograms without
permission of Tho police Inspector 10
banned and the U.s. nf wireless or car.
rier pigeons Is prohibited. All meet
tIrgS and assemble rre forbidden, OtDi
adults being rnE":derai 4 meeting.
The motto" issurd today Is in Additt01
to a proclamation recently announce
requiring that the occupants Of houHe
affiN 4 list OF residents on the Inn
side Of the door and holding them
.sponslhle for the conduct Of such III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
WAY REMOVE
THE CARDINAL
Distinguished Prelate's Con-
dition Continues to Show
Great Improvement

Baltimore Jan. o-Eardinal Gibbons
condition WAS so far improved to-day
that his physicians were encouraged and
should the improvement continue, they
saw they Will tomorrow consider Tn
ady:sa bil!ty OF removing him 10 his
homc at the cathedral here. He was
visiting his friend Robert T. Shr!ver at
Union Mills. Carroll county, when
stricken.
The cardinals chief thought. it is salt
by his friends. is to get back TO his
home. from which he has been absent
for several weeks.
II was during the celebration OF sTe-
cisl church service at Emmitshurg carly
in December that he was seized with the
weakness that has since prostrated him.
He was at once taken to the residence
Of his friends, Miss Molly Shrver, and
her nephew. Robert ShrIver, and mas
been there ever since.
The cardinals physicians say he Is
not suffering from any organic trouble.
but simply the weakening effects OF his
advanced age-S6 years He has always
been II remarkably healthy man,although
not Of robust build. His heart action
has been weaker the past week. but even
that was stronger to-day. There has
been no recurrence OF the alarming sink
ing spells for two days.
Some time ago he seemed to be sink
ing and the last rites Of the church were
administered. But he rallied and to all
appearances he was well on the road to
recovery until New Years eve, when he
had a relapse.
It was feared that he would not re-
vive and he was again anointed for
death. while a general call for the pray
crs OF the faithful was issued by Bishop
Corrigan. After the faint!nk spells had
passed. the cardinal refiveh 8Ad It is
once more being hoped by his physicians
and friends that his constitution ana
powerful will, will conserve his life
while longer.
In the cathedral and all churches IN
the archdiocese special prayers were Of
rered to-day for his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
Standard Has Monopoly
In Rocky Mountain Field

Washington. Jan. .. Th" Standard
90 CompauN. through long tim" con
tracts. hns q monopoly I'm III" Nruduc-
;ion and marketing uC petroleum Nud
petroleum prudurtS throuGH"u thr en-
i,ro Rock mountain S",t."n. declares
report sent 1" congress ny ~" federal
trade commission and mad" public to-
d7v by the comm seiNH. complaint Of
Unsatisfactory conditions resulted In n
inquiry into the p"tro,"um situation in
the Salt Creek, wyoming. field, the r"-
port says. and the Investigation later
was broadcnod TO include the entire re-
yIon!
There IS greater concentration In the
control OF the production Of crude petro-
lcum in tie Wyoming f!elds than in any
other field in the United States says
the report which odds that the only
other oil production in tn" region IS the
com para lively small production in Colo
rado.
The report. however. declares that
rates r,cd by Illinois ZIP" Line s'om-
pany. compare favorah'y n cT"apneSs
with pipe l!mc rates IN Other fields"