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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921

demand all along tho line. There is
a considerable quantity OF fuel oil in
storage, which the rofincrg are dis
posed 90 hold. hut with the present
industrial demand stul very weak II
IS a question how these stocks will
be disposed of. Mexican fuel uii has
again appeared and there are well
founded rumors that large quantities
will soon be available which viii Of
fer hard competition In that line"
Mr.. Marshall will be In the City for
about n week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
LiUiRgsfon Gets Big Well

The Livingston oil corporation
has a 50O-barrel well. natural in the
regular Breckenridge sand. found at
$3.50 feet, in its No. ward
farm, three miles northeast of the
town OF Breckenridge. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Garter Wen
Increases RrOductiOR

The Carter Oil company has shot
its No. Barnett. in 25-dl-11 Lyons
pool and the production has been
increased from 500 TO 600 barrels
daily. This is the first well to be
shot in the rich Lyons pool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
RoSuno Drills a Dry One

The Roxana Petroleum comapar
on its Ne school land In th
northwest corner OF the northeast q
16-3s-Sw Is dry and abandoned n
1850 feet.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Prairie Wei sill Drilling

The Prairie oil & Gas Co. is still
drillEg, total depth yesterday be-
ing s,69O feet, in its Tonkawa test
in 9-24-lw, which got salt water
Monday at three feet in the pay
sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Kansas Wildcat

a location has been made for n
test on the Security OIL company
lease, in 6-1s-17 ~ miles west OF
the Eld9rado Kansas field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Sycamore MoUiRg to Tulsa

The Sycamore on corporation 'is
moving it's headquarters from
Grandsield, Okla, to 4O6 First Ma
tional Bank Building. Tulsa. II, =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

Downs, president OF the company
will have charge OF the Tulsa Of
fices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

FOR SALE: OIL and gas leases
almost surrounded by producing
WeIs. one well on lease flowing
over drive pipe, have 10 be seen 70
e appreciated. Price sac acre
oon answer unless you have money.
A1uFesS Dr. NJ. L. Mccoy, Bartles-
YilIe, Okla,-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

Charles Brown, known to his init
mate friends ms barney" ig In
Tulsa. having come over from No
wata TO scc tho boys with whom he
ia very pOuular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
OIL AND GAS
ieases--Suppiles--Pr Etc

For Sale--Four miles, three-inch
me pipe, 1Sc per foot. Two miles,
1-lnch line pipe, 24c foot. Good
condition. Call Cushing 7l9 or s
w. NJ. Berry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

immense amount " money that has
been expended there.
while operators tn the field im-
mediatCly around san Antonio are
meeting with fair success farther 20
the southwest IL appears 60 be- rath-
er dlscouraging. In pcvaui county
I'm the extreme southern end OF the
state at Bonavidcs they have been
producing oil from a shallow sand
Tor 20 years Wells are very small
of two or three barrels production
from the 325-foot sand. Total
production In this 0cld would not
exceed 35 barrels at this time. The
oil is 20 gravity but OF o high lubri-
eating value.
"On the salt dome about four miles
north Of this place. near the Empire
deep test drilled two or three years
ago, there is a persistent effort be
ing made to open up field, On 60
the west az Hobrouvlllc. ln Jim
Hogg county, they are opening up a
nice little Held, and the pipeline ls
being laid TO the railroad now. The
country has no doubt some possi
bilitles, but the population Is almost
1 entirely Mexican. and IL Is wildcat
ting iu the extreme TO operate,
There are some extremely shall
| low Wcils btlNE ulill'i near l''l ftln
| OIL Il found nj less than a hundred
Foct. but there are no pipeline Ia
ciiitica and the production is virtu-
ally an unknown quantity. There is
great deal Of leasing being done
along the Rio Graudc, on the MeNi-
can side, by American companies
but so far there have been no tests
made until one gets to the country
south Of the Rio Grande from III
orc, Texas. where the Hearst inter-
csts drilled couple OF wells some
years ago, and, while abandoned. gas
Is still escaping and there Is some
oil in the holes.
4. l. Marshall, Gales manager Of
tho Petroleum Service corporation of
Chicago returned yesterday from a
two-weeks' trip through Texas and
| Louisiana, and reports that the re-
finors In that district are pesslmistic
Crude IS difficult to obtain" says
MIR. Marshall. and with the high
premiums makes Il difficult for the
refincrs 30 break even At the present
market for refined products. Fur
| thormorc, they arc unable TO sell
even AZ the maket price. as since
the disappearance OF the strike
rumors. there has been very weak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

Wanted--Shallow acreage for drill
Hls contracts. owners only. T.. O,
ooN 2S6. Tulsa Okla.-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

EA-service man, experienced leaser,
scout and salesman in oil business,
Ievds work. Go anywhere. Call
Cedar 12O6.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

Our range OF oil Accounting and
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
STANFORD RETURNS
FROM SURVEY TRIP
TO TEXAS CENTERS
GATHERING DATA RELATIVE TO
NCiNERiTOR PLANTS ~
TENNS

7. W stanford has returned to ANA.
tillo after an Investigation excursion
~ connection with inspection Of incin.
orators now in use iu certain Texas
cities similar tu the one that b. soon
Ia d" Installed iu Amarillo This sur.
'"y aud inspcction was another step by
Nj stanford IN his own brhslf and In
behalf of his neirhhors iu tho north.
western scctiun ~ Amirill" against tho
establishment II the iurincating plant
In their midst.
II VIII b" recalled that responsive TO
n'ifiioq signed by approximately one
hundr'd per cent ~ the citizens In the
community near the proposed site for
h" incin"raiing plant. Judge Bishop has
Granted q restraining order against
Mcssrs. Mars. Troling,r. Cazzell and
Colby and the Ctty " Amarillo
AZ n meeting Of the City Commission
Monday afternoon. Mr. stanford will h.
heard on his contention against the plan
lropos"d by the city. At that meeting
1e Will offer for the information ~ the
Commission. statements Of those who
I'VE near the inclnerntors now in us. In
ome Of the cities ~ Texas. This In.
'orna,ion Will b. supplemented hy Ger.
'iiied photographs and such verbal
statements ~ Mr.. Stanford feels war.
ranicd In making In support II his
contention that the planiihs Of incin.
faior near his property will render u
practically ssiuel-ss. ~ will also 4. the
ate ~ other properties. as l. at up IN
he petition predicting Che district
ourt's Injunction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Grand JURY EXCUSED
BY DISTRICT JUDGE

After returning a hatch n indic,.
nents Saturday afternoon the Potter
'oun,y Was excused from duty By
Judge Henry Bishop until April IS
Cleo Grow. the womAc arrested In
\m.riIlo the mas, week was among
hose indicted. Three Indictment. we're
eturned against the crow woman
harging forgery In the matter ~ IL.
suing had checks which she afterwards
ashed.
II. J Cullum and r. = Bradford. ar.
rested the past week. were indicted On
the charge Of breaking into a box car
md carrying away goods In transit
No bill was returned a. % Charles
Hand. Hand had been In Jail 10 days on
f, Bookkeeping charge. he was released
rom jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
COLORADO SPRINGS
TOURISTS To MAKE
VISIT To AMARILLO
RESORT CITILE>S ,RE COMING N
ONkR CTG EARLY NENT NAY

Amarillo I. 'o have 'h, honor u IN
i'it..n.ng 90 literally sized Marty Il tour
i''s good losds enthusiasts uu Il
colorado SIfirgs. including som. FORMER
citizens 90 Texas carly in ,iuy Tn,
exact d''" oi this visitation - not sn.
noun. 90 but viii b, given iist go s,.r
90 o. - known
colorado piif'us as well ~ tie pco
p.' oi 7, Nap and Mexico are attaching
Increasing importau,. a. the Colorado.
ioiult HighWt, aud at this time 4
great deal 81 work IL lEing done on the
road With q view 10 securing the highest
percentage 81 travel possihle during tho
present Ncar
The following item taken from r.,
cert issue ~ the Evening TELEGRAPH 81
. colorado Springs. viii H. found interest.
ns ~ it touches on the proposed wat
" the iariy from that city.
/ TNtuiy DAYS - sociability is IN the
slate Tor loyal men who make tho tour
10 IN" national convention Of the Al
tt' Pike Highway association l.lvlh-
/ here April 20
Twenty days u bsos,ing-g0 day, ~
fNnGshaking-?O daNs Of "hellos' and
'L.od bys Ind then hack 10 Co'o.ado
Springs 60 reap the benefits % the
friendships made on the trim.
Starting over the Albert Pike nlgh.
way the caravan viii go first 20 I'm.
where they WI attend the Highway
convention. From there thew viii 20
cross lots" iu Fort worth. Texas. 20
,,tend the annual session ~ the Colo.
rado 20 Gull Highway association. te.
turning by way OF the Colorado 20 Gulf
highway 20 Colorado Springs
THE entire trip will cover distance
II 1875 miles. the complete itinerary il |
~ follows
Colorado Springs Ia Ia Junia Ia Ia. |
mar 10 Dodge city. Kan. whcr" he |
larty Will b. met hy q delegation from /
TULSA. Then over the Albert FIN. high.
~sy 60 Enid okla. 10 Perry 70 TuiSl |
-Four DAYS have been allowed Tor this
part 81 the Journey The tourists Sili
halt then In Tulsa for four NOR. dlvs
to attend the annual convention OF the
Alber, Pike Highway association.
Then they will pull stakes and start
n south sSi miles through Muskagee.
pennison. Tex. To Dallas TO For. Worth.
Three DAYS are allowed Tor tha. trip. "
Fort Worth they will stop over fir \
lay during the sessions " N. Coiliado
o1iulf Highway association convention,
April g.
The caravan will then turn north.
ward travelling through Wichita Falls
imarIllo, Clayton. y. ~. Ra'on. y. NJ.
Trinidad. walsenhurg Pueblo and on
Tome. -Four days have been allowed for
hts last lap uf the tour. all % which
viii he over the Colorado To Gulf h,gh.
way.
The following men have already
greed "a take ofs on the run A. W.
Marksheffel. g. NJ. Holt, NJ y. Rich.
srnCst Novels ". r Doner. .. q
'ellers e. y. Aldrich and the An,lers
Hotel Passengers who already have
fgnified their intention u making the
RIP are W. = woodside. g. W. Dolph.
Vernon e. Randolph. q. =. Snider. II.
.. Sims, J. s. Es,!ll. NJ. l.. Melford. W.
u. Kendrick, Mark Raf,ry. Roy Reason.
n. =. y. Jackson and l.. q. Walker"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
ITY ELECTION WILL NE
HELD ~ AMtRIII.IO TUESDAY

Tho election ~ Mayor and two Com.
niss!oners Will take piso. In Amarillo
TUESDAY
Their. II hut one candidlt. o. vote
Tor for Mayor. Lon ~ Mars. pressn,
incumbent. excep, by writing IN a name.
Voters 81 Ward have choic. ~
'wscn Emil Benesch ara 4. u Arm.
strong. and Ward NJ ran hav. either
Iohn Troling.r. present Incumbent. -
VI X Weaver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Preaching To-day

Elder VI. d. S'roggin. a. the Church
Of Chris, Will preach nj ~ O'Clock this
forenoon IN the small woodman hall.
All who enjoy plain. simple. prearhlng
based on the gospel u Christ. ATE cor.
lially invited o. attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

our government j. sending o. Aus.
'ralis certain insects that prey upon
he prickly pear cactus which has b.
come first.class nuisance IN that
country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
Pastors of FOur States
to 90 To School at
College Next Month

ST1LLN AFTER. june one
hundred pastors from uu and
village churches an Arkansas.
Texas and Oklahoma viii attend
'he second annual school for
rural pastors. juno q o. u. at
Agricultural and Mechanical coll
lego. according O. au announce
men, today boy Director James \.
Wilson of the extension division
Of the college, under whose SUI
pcryision the short course Will be
held.
churches Of the principal de-
nominations IN these states are Coz
operating Tho work VIII bc gem
cral ~ far as church atfuation
is concerned. il was explained, and
not UNCONVENTIONAL iu any way
Several specialists OF national
reputation have been secured TO
aid IN directing tho work Of the
12-ddy course, particularly that
OF occurring Tho lis, OF leaders
includes the professors ut poultry
hushaudry, dairyiug and hurti-
culture at the A. q VI, college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
WOMEN AGENTS ARE PLACED
Working for Bcttcring OF Agricui
tural Conditions.

SALTWATER June 1.-The ex-
tension division of the oklahoma A.
& NJ. College here, through system
of county and home demonstration
agents, supervised by five men ana
two women district agents, has in
stalled these agents in 72 counties
If the state, 3G N whom ar women
agents, according to a report made
here today by James \. Wilson, Iii
rector of the work.
The purpose of these agencies,
other than aiding in the formation ot
boys and girls clubs, is to make
the service one % value 90 the farm
crs of the state as it affects the bot
t,rinc Of agricultural condition. The
division also cu-oporatos in the for
nation of oranges, farmers unions,
wheat growers organizations cot
ton growers associations and live
stock associations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
suffers Third Defeat,

OTAPAW, June 1.-on the qua
paw diamond sunday afternoon tho
Cardiu Miners suffered defeat an
the hands of the Quapaw team by
ID score Of 2 TO >. This result may
he attributed To certain costly err
rors ON tho part Of the former team.
and the CLASSY pitching OF stand for
fhr latter. This makes tho third
defeat suffered 10y the Cardm team
this season out OF 10 games played.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02

Robert A. MCs-rney
Funeral Director 921 S. Main
Phone Osagc 1855 Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
Polish-Russian Relations.

Since the signing of the Riga treaty between Poland
and Soviet Russia reports of friction between the two
states have been frequent enough Especially in regard to
the Baltic states The two countries have not pursued
similar policies. 1t remains for Reva correspondent of
the Vossische Zeg to start Of quite another
This correspondent claims to have learned from re-
liable that secret agreement has been made be-
tween Poland and Russia whereby spheres of influence
have been agreed upon the border states According to
this agreement Courland with the harbors of Lbau and
Wndau, would under the Polish sphere of influence
whereas Riga Reval and Baltic Port with the former dis
trcts of Lvland and Estland would come under the
sphere of influence of Russia Another story is that Poland
has been forced to to understanding with Soviet
Russia through fear that both Upper Sesa and the Polish
corridor to be lost to Poland In commenting Oh tcse
the Rgdsehe Rmdschdu questions their reliability
especially in view Of the fact that Polish diplomacy is ap
fRYfFfi sTf2YFTf n iPRtPle rsrfYS Ts4,fst Baltic
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
AUGUST 2S, 1921
CT ASH OF IDEALS SEEN IN EUROPE

pressed by the majority and small people by big
people, as in-reation to England.
In the second case they claim. the right of the
majority to obtain the allegiance Of the minority
in relation to Ulster. Their leaders declare them
selves loose from the federation of the British people,
And yet they would resist by force of arms the
determination of Ulster to cut herself loose from the
Irish state. For the sake ofrpeace they willing
to make concessions to Ulster which they would
never make to Great Britain. ~ ZIG
N ESPITE the Irish logic, which is terrible in its
- single idea this seems to me illogical, but.
worse STILL it seems to reactionary Washing out
all past history and beginning afresh with offer
of dominion home rule, fair chance given Ire.
land to abandon force argument, and to put
forward for moral claims before impartial jury
of public opinion The verdict was given in favor
al dominion home rule first by the dominion premiers
at the imperial conference and next by the sentiment
of the whole world expressed with few exceptions,
in the worlds press. .....N .... s-
If the Irish extremists repudiae that verdict, de-
clare state of war and open a new campaign of
terror, they, think will be violating all those hopes
OF liberal thinkers throughout the world who are
striving for arbitration rather. than argument by
armed strife. for uplinking of the peoples in a
wider common veal, rather than in separation and
isolation of natonalities and for liberty based on
reasonable acceptance of conditions for the good of
humanity in general
am all for hDerty and in sympathy not only
with the Irish claims of self-government but with
many mnorities and individuals in their rights of
self-expression and freedom from coercive control
But liberty itself subject to certain laws unless il
merges into anarchy and OF these laws surely is
loyalty to the human family and good will, rather
than bloody strife. and peace rather than war; unless
it is an alternative for life and honor.
That is not the alternative in ireland now Do
minion home rule is not tyranny 1t is not dishonor-
able. 1t has been found to hold large liberty in
Canada, in Australia and in South Africa.
If not satisfied with that, the Irish are hard to
satisfy, but at least they should refrain and will
hope, refrain, from finging it away for liberty to
kill and die in warfare which would be treason to
the worlds hope in peace and outrageous cruelty
to Irish and children and altogether unjusti
fed in Christian morality.
BY entering on equal terms into the federation
of British peoples, ireland would help. by spiritual
force towards that world ideal of peace which will
in November, be proclaimed in hope at Washington
Copyright. 1891. by the Bell Syndicate. Ino
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
WASHINGTON, ID. c..

ONDON. Aug .7--The purpose I have in
writing these weekly articles is to interpret,
insofar as l eau, the meaning of the popular
49, IDEAS and the political actions in Europe in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
GENERALS PREPARING
FOR RUTGERS ELEVEN
Especial to Tho Timc..Dispatchl

Specinl Ia The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. oct. I2-Fol-
lowing their defeat of Emory and
Henry College here Saturday by "a
sc"r" of - 10 o. and i'm prcparatiun
Tor the ltutrers game at New Bruns-
wi,e this Saturday. Coach PHI"
i:h'tcry il putting tho Generals
through hard daily practice scssion.
mere before the team leaves Tor the
East Washington and Lee after
being held scorc!css during Inc Grst
period SATURDAY Dy Emory and Henry.
'i'n" back with rush in tho las,
thr"c quarters and succeeded IN
crossing their opponents line four
tiincs with comparative ease.
Particular attention will 10 paii
this week 10 strengthening weak
ncss"s whiCh showed up in the limo
last week while the backs will hc
coached on scvcrnl new formations.
which Raftery viii uncork against
i;uiEcrs. Captain Moore. who has
nIaEed sensational football in the
hrst Two genes or the season with
the Generals. is expected To be n
tower cf strength Cor tho Blue and
" h!ir line. as are Rangci"y, Potts
ana Walters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
tHy Associated rrcss.I

NEW YORK. Oct. l2.--Tho probable
batteries for tomorrow are Nchf Or
Barnes and Snyder for the Giants.
and lioyt and Schang for the Van
KEGS
~ III" Giants are not The world
champions by shutdown tomorrow. |
Shail he greatly disappointed" Man
aI"r McGraw declared tonight. Just
which Of my pitchers will work in
the eighth game tomorrow / do not
know now. Jesse Barnes is very
anxious to ret another crack NJ tho
Yankees and has asked mo tn 10, him
pitch tOmprrow's game. also have
Arthur. Nchf Fred Toncy and Slim
Sailcr.
ION tho other hand. | naturally
figure that Iiurgins must come back
with Waite Iioyt, and think that
"c can take lfoyts measure, | wiIl
not make Il definite decision regard :
ing my pitchers until / see huw thoy.
warm up before the game
The players are all on their toes.
They proved that this afternoon They
are awake to all opportunities. and
that is the way To win bail games
one OF the things tina, phases m.
most about the work OF the Giants;
In the series thus far is the fact tina,
In each Of the four games that we
hav. won We hav. had To come from,
behind In clinch The victory. II proves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
LOCAL FOOTBALL FANS
To SEE GRID CLASSIC
Party Leaves Here Frida,
Night for Virginia-Cadcl
Clash Saturday.
hntANGE ENTEHTAIN MEN n
Superintendent of Virginia Military
Institute Writes Luncheon Al
ready Arranged for Party From
IhtS CITY.

lichmond's special train to the
football game between University
az Virginia ami Virginia Military
Institute next Saturday at Lexington
is assured. Arrangements for the
special were completed yesterday al
tcrnoon b. James W. JinSlcy and OF
iicials of TIN" chesapeake and ONO
railroad. The train Will Leave Rich
mond Friday night at $50 over the
main line OF III. &. & .. and return
ing viii leave Licking ton ut u o'clock
saturday night. arriving in Richmond
$3.50 sunday morning.
SeN,nty-nvc Of Richmoud'S most
ardent football fans already have am
nounccd the? will witness the Cadet
Virginia clash and more arc bcinl;
added 10 the list. Working with
Virginia and V NJ. / alumni IA
I,icbmond rinSlcy has secured the CO.
operation OF the railroad oitc. ana
every pussibi" convenience VIII be
afforded The local party. Tickets al
ready have been placed ia the hands
ui Ttnsl.y and those who have !n;,dc
reservations may secure them DY
calling at room Gl0 Times Dispatch
BuldnE after noon today.
THAT alumni Of botn institutions
from all sections Of. Virginia wiil sec
tho game Saturday In Lexington WAS
indicated from announcement that
three special pulImans from Wash
inSion would be added 10 the Kich-
InOud Special at Charlottesville.
Shr!ncrs of Charlottesville also are
planning TO attend Ia. contest and
have arranged FOR special car 10
carry them. This car also VIII be
=, part or the Richmond Special.
Colonel T.. ". Nichols. sup"riitcnd-
mt OF Virginia Military lns!tutc. has
forwarded word to this city that
the i;irhmond party VIII be the guests
~ the institute Al a luncheon IN the
mess hail Saturday prior 30 the game.
The cnd"t band also viii meet the
local delegation at the train and
escort II 10 tn" Institute.
Saturdays game between the Uni
varsity Of Virginia and inc Cadets
VIII Witness the formal opening %
IN" ncw stadium At Lexington. The
athletic fioli il - memorial to the
former cadets who lost their lives ~
the world war ana is "a Eift Of the
\. VI. !. alumni.