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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23

Tho n:S I'ri:" - about ready TO begin.
w.; AZ" YGJ' g"irG n d" 3bout Il.
JOIN IN ;hc distribution "F III" 5000"
IL ,..!u:, n'.. priZ"<. ~ AZ" YOU gong 70
be nr2!cciful q: tho opportunity .; hand
Y"J arc Gt'"r"d IN opportunity 10 q"
>mnlc.E;ng WORTH whole f1T yourself ny
entering -. C:-ouia;i Drive as m ar-
tive members and h"'? hooS: :he l1t"li-
E"nr"r.S r!rruiaiinr during your spare
:.mr. \ li!t.e Investigation OF INC pF'z"
list Kill convince rou nt me ster!inG
worth Of caCh and every prize. There
:S m fictitious value placed on any o.
the rewards. They are worth whi!c ana
irSt hecause :hcy ara The hes: tina; have
been offered in this section OF the coun-
try. Is the very reason that YOU should
grasp the opportunity 10 secure one or
them.
Is it Posstbls7"
How can 1t lie done? Some ASK e J. -
possible that ono may Earn such Na'-
ia bio prize as . seven passenger Cnand-
lsr touring car. a REQ touring car.
Paige touring car, a Columbia six
touring car. or a Hupmobile touring car
during their sparsnpPments In e'sht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Carries Provision of ,0OO,-
900 for New State House.
Amended Budget Totals
$l8,297,262

Charleston W. Va. kpril - \ sup
Elemental budget h:Il carry !nE increases
over the Original budget In"a$ur" nitro
duccd At tho preliminary session Of the
state legislature of t6.I56.S5" was pre-
s-ntcd to both houses today by Secretary
Of state Houston u. Young. who ~ also
secretary OF the budget commission
Among other items the am"nG mcn'S
carry an appropriation 20 h" expanded
before June 30. 1928. Of $".O6o.0'0 toward
tn. erection Of a new stat" capitol
bu:ld.ns here To rcpiaC" tn" OLD state
n"uSr structure burned January :. The
h:Il oroyidcs that not morr than SG."no.-
nOn shall bc expended on h" n"w cap
roI and office buildings. Tbs sum IS n
addition 10 tho amount of Insurance. and
money realized from tho Sa," Of the
site % tn" burned state house IN"
Same ground ia not utilized.
Tho increases provide additional ap-
,-npr,at!ons Ia carry out the provisions
Of tho new school laws. reorganization
of the National Guard Of West Virginia
and the state department OF public
safety. aid To former service mon and
sundry expenses not accounted FOR lin
the original budget measure.
Totals Of Sls,2s7 ,2s2.
The amended budget bill CARRIES total
appropriations for tho two Years ending
June 50, 1879. aEgregating $lS.297.@S?.46.
In discussing expenditures and revenues
for the next two years the budget COM
mission says: TO have revcnu" 10 meet
tho present deficit and tho appropria-
tions carried by the amended budget
bill, the present Legislature must pro-
vide new ~ additional revenue for the
tao years smiling June so. 1928. IN tho
sum ~ $l0.S50.OSS.S1. II TN" oil and gas
trsnsperaticn tax laE lis. not suSta NOD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
ONE KILLED WHEN
TANK OF PHOSCENE
GAS SPRINGS LEAK
Four Overcome and Whole Population
Of Jsrney Town Pless.

Raundhrook, y. J.. tpr!l "c.---pn"
man was killed and four persons w"r"
ovrrcom" with phosg"nc which early
today began escaping through leak IN
tho tank OF a large chemical company
here and drove residents OF IN" town
TO places Of safety.
,l;arl l':i!man. an employs OF rh"
plant. died at his home her" from con-
Scstion Of the lungs after he had n
haled a quantity OF the gas.
Harold Saunders. formerly "h 4
chemist Of the plant. who hr-lv"d 'h''
fumes wearing only Il light gas mask
and stopped the leak: Michael IA Ska!,
his assistant. and Peter Wicru"lI w"r"
overcome as was Dr. benjamin Borrow.
who went 20 the aSsis'anc" OF the
others. Al arc expected To recover.
The escaping gas dror" r"$id 'nlS
from thHi" homes. many "t them -
automobiles. Authorities said that th'r"
was enough gas in the tank 10 Kill the
entirr population Of Boundbrook. '!ty
authorities, e vas said tonight, VIII
take steps to have tn" plant removed.
During the war It was engaged IN II"
of chemicals for ia" Gor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
CONSIDERS
HILL AND WILSON
Former Ambassadors May Be Recalled
to Diplomatic Corps.

Washington. April 2@.-CEy the AsSo-
ciated Press )---Recall TO tn" diplomatic
corrssof Dr. David Jayn" Hill, Of New
York. and Henry Lane Wilson. Of 1nd!-
ana. both Of whom served a. ambaSSa-
GorS under tho last Republican admin
iStGation. is understood 10 be under
serious consideration by President
Harding.
DR.. Hell who was American envoy 10
Germany under both Presidents Ro"S"
Welt and Taft. Is said 10 be foremost in
the presidents mind for the hmiaSSa-
dorsh;n 10 Japan. whil'' Mr.. Wilson, i
former amba SSador :" M"N.''n. may 20
either ~ Rome or ConSiantiropi".
Although in no case has The selection
rnlchrl a point warranting dchnitc
announcement. MIR. Harding is under
stood 70 haze reached dc"iS'"h re-
carding. these and several other lni>
pDr;ant appointments 10 III" dip!"mauc
service. The nominations Of Nv" or
three amba SSadorS and like numper o'
ministers may 20 70 the senate next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
E, {, WAGNER NAMED
VICE PRESIDENT Of
WHOLESALE CR0CERS

UarkersburE. w. Va. April -. W.
McConnauEhey OF rarkcrSburG. MS r
eler;rd president nf TN" W"S' N;EE'n.l
Wholesale TrnccrS' association at '"e
eighteenth annual convention "t TIC
associat:on which was adjou-n'! tbs
morning after being IN session three
daya. Other officers were als" Te-"l"'t'
cd. ae follows:
Treasure ]. r. Stevenson. Hunting
tor. vice. presidents. l.. r. WaGntT.
Wheeling: +. S. Moore. ParkerSburF;
Robert Morris ClarksburS: VIM. Gul'
land. Elkin-; r. W Hubbard. Charles
ton: T. L. Alexander. Rluch"ld. and :.
A. Miller. Mart!nsburg.
The wholesale Erocsrs voiced the:T
d;sapproval Of the proposed gross saie7
tax before adjourning and passed reSH-
lutions calling for the defeat OF the
measure by tho state Legislature. point
!aR ont that in their opinion Il Will. II
Passed "nrove a great handicap and
hardship n West virginia business In
.titrtionA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Amsr4ea states Terms.

Washington. April ~. An rcPara =
tionS proposals the German govern
r.Hnt may submit tr the United states
for transmission To tn" allies must DC
OF a character those governments VIII
bc wiling (: consider and therefore Dc
fore being formally presented TO the
powcrs AZ a whole, their general nature
will proha bly, be made clear 10 the gov
erRments separately.
Pending 4 reparations offer which II
v.:s -xp.,trd might 10 received tomor-
Pow as a result OF tn" German cabinet
councl meeting tonight. Official com
meut was withheld. l; WAs Known
however. tina: d:ptomat'c representa-
,iyes here OF the allied governments had
exchanged opinions today on secretary
Hughes reply TO Ciermany'S appear Tor
mediation Of the rcparati tons dispute
.,r,,i !, was understood that the SITUATION
had been discussed informally by on .
r:alS uf the United states and tnose OF
IN, interested European nations
Tho declaration Of DR.. SimonS' 'nE
German foreign minister, n IN" r"'cn-
x,a- that in drawing up basis "l us
TAal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
SHRINE CEREMONIAL
HELD At CLARkSBURG
Part Imperial roteneate Irwin Sees 2oc
TAKE Degrees.

Sp.ciaI Dispatch to The In,ciliSencer.
Cla7ksburg. W. Va. April cc.With "
W. Irwin OF Wheeling. past Imperial
Potentate for North America, in attend
ancc. some one hundred ShrtnerS from
Northern and Central West Virginia
counties gathered h"r" today AMI head
a ceremonial session at which 200 can
ddates were initiated The work tooA
place in N" opera house. concluding
with a vaudeville" performance tonight
while banquet was served at the M
sonic temple at $50 o'clock. SpcCiai
train brought 4 large number from Par
k"rSburE and intermediate points. IT,
cludinE the Nemesis Temple hand "f
fifty pieces from that city. which III =
nshed music for the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23

wec,;s tn" We. our answer /" 'his
IS that j: has been conc r"r"ntiJ II"
longer than is m"nth- ago when ~" IN
,cilIgcncrr's tu:Om"h!l" and 'iHm mona
Campaign cnd"d and a great list OF
nrizcs w"rr distributed! This did NOT
harper IN Oshkosh or Kalamazoo. bnt
right here in Wheeling and adja"nni
vicinity, \ crca:"r list of prizes Will
he distributed within eight weeks from
Monday. April -.
Big Things.
In this progressive az" great things
arc doing. Something now IS happening
and large things ar" bong undertaken
every day OF our lives. lust about the
,jmc some one say that Il certain thinE
rannn, hr accomplished. along comes
somebody and dons il. The Intellisencer
is undertaking something big in boost
ing It's Circulation. The Drive members
are undertaking something worth while
when they enlist as active workers IN
the ranks and start out to earn one or
the five big touring cars. When one
t,kes into consideration tho value OF
(continuNd On HNRN HiAO,1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Announce Policy Today

Berlin. Apr. 2c---tRy the Associated
Prcss)--A cabinet council "ill meet this
evening and tomorrow the German gov
crnment will make known its policy on
the question Of reparat!ors.
Dr Srnons. the foreign minister,
made this announcement in the reich
stag today IN speaking OF the willing
ness OF tho American government to
transmit German reparations proposals
10 the allied governments IN a manner
acceptable 70 them.
The foreign minister said: The Ger
man government will have to make 4
decision concerning the establishment
OF basis for It's propositions. 4 cab
met council will meet this evening and
tomorrow the government will make
known It's policy on tho reparattons
questions. Tho government is convinced
tha, in drawing Up this project II mu~t
60 to the extreme limits Of what the
German people can furnish IN ~" way
OF rcparations.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
LENENTA[ BUDGET BILL
ADDS SUM Of S6,7 750,850

10y the courts. this amount will he in
creased to sI".45u. 1885,"
The total estimated deficit July l.,
l""l. according TO III" amended budget
b.N. IS tl.6%6. .So6.tl. increasing the de-
Iirit Of the original budget bill by more
than 100000. The Increases are ClaS-
Sitcd BY the budget commission as FOL
lows:
General revenue a:d to general gen
"ral school fund 10 carry out tn" proNi-
sions Of new laws 500. 900: new oapi-
tol and Office buildings. &S.o00,o9o; aid
20 world wa soldiers. sailors and ma
rincS, 500. 900: appropriations for MILL
tia. $4,000: increase in appropriat tion
for department. Of public safety on &C
count OF amended law. sSo".n'n: add'-
:iunal building and land. s%n0.nOO; sun
dry increases to rrurid" wi;h provisions
Of ncu laws k1JA. $50: other ~'n'.ry pur-
poses S7".u0Q. Trtal. &E.'1".S"n.
Senate Passes Two Bills.
Only twn bills ON third reading were
considered y; n" senate today. On" ~
'hrSc. 4 senate bIli providing for suits
and actions b. and Sa'n$' voluntary a.
sofa ions .,nd -" SERVE" 80 process
v,S defeated IInu>" bill -. prov ding
fo- Staudarri;2at' @! or" "'''rN ~u-a.
schools. wa" .":t ga third rNaG'n= after
adop,ion 81 an am@ndm"n. =. Senator
Chapman.
The bill Irotiu.nG f"r IN" ~"orEanIza-
ton Of III" stat" NIt .onai 'iUart, ~ &C
cordanCc with federal plans. vas passed
BY the lower house. 81 IL ). TuOSr rUt-
ing against Il wrr.: Delegates BiS"-.
RuttS. FLYNN. HeaNcn"r and Mct'rum.
t'nder th, terms Of IN" hi! thc COVER
nor who becomes commando: N chict
of the guard. is authorized 10 rHorSanize
the National Guard NJ West Virginia
under the provisions of III" national de-
tense act OF June :. 1915. and subsequent
amendments. and to appoint All adju-
tant general to direct the activities Of
the guard.
The bill providing for pension for
aged women was defeated IN tho houce
ICnntnnnd On HAHS NfnAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
CHANCE or PASSING
REVENUE BILL SLIM
Unless Bill Is Reported to SEN
ate Today, Action Seems
Impossible - Gross Sales
Tax Doomed
BY ]. b. REED.

Charleston. krril "2.-The tax situa-
;ion has never been 50 acute during tnls
session Of the legislature as 1t Is at this
time. Unless n bill is reported 70 tne
senate tomorrow Afternoon, all cnanceo
Of thepassag.: Of 4 revenue measure are
apparently disSipatcd. making 1t almost
necessary 10 call IN extra session.
'nGrr ordinary circumstances IT taks
.;> davs 10 secure complete enact
mcnt on any one bill. 1t can be done
IN l"sS time under suspension or rules.
|; takes 4 four-fi.ths vote to suspend
;n,. ruling OF the constitution. however,
and as far as can b" seen now there ID
no pos sib!c bill which Will meet Win
IN. favor of enough OF the members OF
either house to secure a suspension OF
rulcs.
The interests whose efforts were bent
toward the passage Of gross sales TAX
have left the city. Their supporters
in the senate and house Of delegates
arc said 10 be acting under orders to
prevent the passage on any bill under
n COMPROMISE has been reached. II this
j. true. no bill can he passed unless It
starts on it's journey tomorrow.
Production Takers Confer.
The production tax people and the
supporters OF other tax measures have
met in conference and are planning to
submit n measure 10 the finance COM
mittec whose passage would make tho
corporation tax bear the greater bur.
d"ns. and place production or depletion
tax on the statute books Of the state.
The direct levy would, under this plan.
br used Ia lake care OF the deficit ana
the building OF the capitol. So far these
has been no measure introduced which
Will produce the I'VE million dollars
needed in addition to present tax re-
ccipt. other than the production tax or
some combination OF il and other meas
urv:'.
Should there be no bill passed tomor-
row ih"rr viii! b" a deadlock in the sen.
ate which will surpasS even that Of the
famous suffrage session. Neither SIDE
will Givr way.
The only hope from then on will be .
compromise bill which will suit all, and,
it Is generally conceded the compilation
Of such It bill between now and the close
OF the session will be nothing short or
miraculous
Manufacturers 1t Capital. "
Today say number Of manufacturers
and representatives Of other interests in
the city sounding out the situation. ID.
\. Burt Of the Wheeling. Steel Corpora.
ton, was here and before leaving ex-
pressed himself as believing that the
situation was very grave indeed, Mr..
u. C. Ogden and John Stevenson were
also here. but made very short STOP
j. J. Ross. of Logan, representing ono
Of the strongest coal operators asso-
ciationS Of IN" state was In the city,
but let. feeling that the gross sales tax
was doomed.
An extra session in the minds Of all
means the passage of a production tax,
or some form Of taxation more pleas.
ing to the manufacturing interests than
any other yet mentioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
SrEPS ON RUSTY NAIL;
LoCXJAw CAUSES DEATH

Snec:ai Dispatch 10 The ln;ell:Scnccr.
Cumberland. Nd. April -. .- I'D car
lyle Kaufman. aged %i, OF Alaska W.
Va. who served twenty one months
overseas. died al Allegheny hospital
hero last night of lockJaH. resulting
from having stepped on rusty naii
six days ago at the homo Of his sister
Mrs. blanche Stetnhauch. .NaS~a lie
assisted his father Il conducting the
hotel there. His vile and two children
survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
MATEWAN MEN IN
FEDERAL COURT ON
CONTEMPT CHARGES
Farmer jury Hearing Case Of
Mine Unionists at Hunt
lngton

Huntington. W. Va, April -. .. r.
X, cncy. president. and Fred G. Moon"E'
secretary. Of District II. United M!nn
Workers Of America: Sid Hatfield,
chief ot police. OF Matewan. and seven J.,
tecn other defendants. mostly unloniStH,
from MinGo county. went on trial
charged with contempt. bNfor" Judge
-. \. Woods. in the federal court here
today.
As il by common consent. the jury
was made up entirely OF farmers
chosen from 4 panel covering eight
counties OF southern West Virginia.
The trial Is based on charges made
by the led Jacket Consolidated Coal
and Coke company. OF Matewan. which
alleges that Kecncy. Mooney. Hatfield
and others violated the terms Of an in
junction issued by Judge Edmund
Waddil. Jr., last fall. restraining them
from interfering with the opera ttonS OF
the company'S mines.
When tho case was called. Judge
Woods stated that the jury should take
cognizance only Of those acts which
were Of criminal Significance reserr!ng
TO the court for later attention tho
outright question Of contempt.
Three wttnsssSs TsStify.
The taking Of testimony was begun
late today. Three witnesses. an officer
Of the UnlteV states army recently
stationed In Mingo county. mine fore
man. and two negro miners. testified
Their evidence related to an alleged
attack against tho mine foreman and
the two negro miners by members o.
tho miners union, on strike IN tho
MinEo coal fields.
The prosecution is being conducted
BY p. Randolph Rias ard assistant
counsel. The defendants arc represent
nd by Harold w. Houston and Charles
Van Fleet.
At the close OF todays session Judge
Woods urged couns"i 10 proceed as eX-
pcditiously as possible. as he felt COM
PEELED 10 adiuor1 tho present session
not later than Wednesday. About fifty
witnesses ar" TO b" examined,
The Defendants
The full list Of defendants follows:
{. Z. Eeeney. president OF District l..
United Mine Workers Of America; F-cd
Mooney. secretary Of District -; James
Spencer. president Of the Rcd Jacket
local; charles kiscr. secretary Of the
Red JACKIE. local: Henry Felty. Joseph
Morello. John Patrick. c. II. Work
man. Sid Hatfield. Henry Wright. Joe
Smith, Ado Clark Will Moore, lIuShie
Combs. Joe MorrelL ". T. Neal. Thom-
as Francis and Ed Chambers.
Three OF the defendants. Sid Hat
fleid, 'cfictff oSf police. of Matewan. and
IN Chambers were among the twenty
one men originally indicted IN conn"c-
ton with the Matcwan hattie of May.
1920, when ten men. Including seven
Baldwin F'cltS detectives. met death
The indictment against Chamb berS later
was nollied. while hatfield was acQuit-
ted at the trial which closed recently
al Williamson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
OHIO COUNTY BILLS
ARE STILL PENDING

Charleston. April 2c.-Neither house
or legislature managed 10 set far enough
advanced on It's to-days calendar TO
reach tho Ohio county bills now pend
ing The hill permitting the county to
Issue bonds for bridge and road con.
Struction still! stands on second reading
in the senate. but will be amended to.
morrow afternoon by Sepator Jesse A.
Bloch. il il is reached as seems most
likely. In the house tho criminal court
bill. is still on third reading. 1t Will
either bn rejected or advanced to-mor-
row. It it is passed, the chances Ire
against its ever reaching the senate CAL
cndar due TO the short period left for
its consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
STORM WARMING;
GALE PROBABLE

Washington. Apr!l cc.-Thc weather
bureau announced tonight that an adT!s-
orv southwest storm warning was dis
p!avcd from Cape HattcraS to New Lon
dor. t'unnccticut, and j south"aS; Storm
warning from Point Judith. i. /. 10
Portland. Maine. y storm "f marked
intensity. il is said. central over Lake
Michigan. will move nnrtE'aStvard at
tended by increasing southeast 10 south
winds. probably reaching gale force and
shifting TO west Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
TORNADO WRECKS
MANY BUILDINGS

Durant. Okla. April 2c.--Buildings
were blown from their foundations.
trees were twisted out By the roots and
many oil derriCks were wrecked by
tornado that swept the central part or
Bryan county. in southwestern OKLA
homa. last night. according to word re-
ce:ved here today. No fatalities were
reported. Damag" was estimated at
ouarlc: OF million dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
THE WEATHER.

West virg1nia-cloudy and cooler Sat
arday, probably showers Saturday morn
ny In north portion; Sunday fair and
somewhat warmer.
ohSo-Unssttlsd and cooler SAfu1oAy;
probably showers In cast and north por-
aons; Sunday gSAsrnuJ 1Air and sone-
What warmer.
western P.nnsylyant1-Snowsrs Sat
n-day, cooler exesp. near Lake Erie:
Sunday, fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
EXTRA LEGISLATIVE
SESSION SEEMS sure
NEURALGIA ATTACK
WIPES TESTIMONY
from JURORS MIND

Nar,lnSburg. ". Va. April - =
\ mist-iaI m In" damage >H't % J.
T. Nesmith vs.. Ward Stree: Was de-
clared in circuit court here today II?
Judge J. NJ. Woods. when the ""ur'
was :nfurIn'.I ,hat Turner Lewis. a
juryman. after hearing evidence all
day yesterday. had suffered an at
tack Of NEURALGIA. which had erased
from liz, mind all certainty Us I"
the testimony given Thursday. Tho
Judge was informed by physicians
that Lewis bad been SuhlIst I" sn'h
attacks frequently. TIL" case VIII
20 over TO the next term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-23
Germany Gives Notice She Is Willing
To Undertake Restoration Of France
U. S. Must Acquire
Oil Territory In
Western Hemisphere
BIZ DAVID LAWRENCE.
tCopy-i-ht i! nc la:r,NscrCc:)


states cnN"rrmrnt ar.a- a ,.:,-.rl,l "
v"stiCatior ~f ii.r n.l SUNNY Of the
world has come ~ ia. ,onclu<;rn thu,
Tor It's own .<tf"ty nS tn. fu;II-,. of tny
\m"rjcan oil Industry new nn-b-ari:.
i"rrit"rl mus, b. acuui-, 4 n ,hr Nc,,.
trn h.misph"-r
Wh,;nc- III, ptan shat l.. :oI.-n.
mcHt pur.ha~.. rr n.i -:.i. ~ u,h,~
ro.lnrri,, Cr ,,,nr.-.,,l -, lA.u,..r -.
American cnyc-nmc,.L,,I, IN, o.I :,
;crSStS aS u whnl.. haS rnf -, b,a,, a. .
,.id.d h,I, rcrt,;r facts nr-,. 49, -.
startling in lh-;r ~:rniRcarr., navr
,."r,c t. IN. Sr:ra..., which show why
rr"mpt action will be- r.rrSSarv 20 SAT-
Guard tn, naricnai ln;.rrSt.
In tn" hrs, r.ace. tn. American 20,
"rnmcnt has b,,ru Informed tina, H.,
Mexican OIL .suppiN !S running ur, Is
mates range ION, ..;rh,.,u r,unths n
,h-ee wars ax "a the. rime rh,n M->:
.n's production Wi, ha,.. vanished nj.
mos, entirely url.~s u,ldS other than
.n"SN already devrl"red shalt be- toun.i
When il is conS;d"",.d that the oil ii. 5
"t the United states furnish approAi-
matcly >cventv-fuur pr- cont Of tnC
world production and M.xirp has abo,
% n,- rcp, nf ~. -,r,ind.- ), will ,,
,,bs,ry.d ,hat ,h.. oil Gc,ds ~ -, 1.n;,.
), states ,,d N,>;o., ,.,r,ll,.,J h,,,
b.an srnnI,ipr ,h, world win ,,,, 81
Shru1a ,br N,x;,.,, .,,,,i, e,dls,,,.
H., suh,-,r,cd :, : obv;,,is ,,h,, 81 s,-i
o,s Sttuo,inn vo,Ij r,.s,,lt ,.s,,..;,,,y
with ,bc ,,.,,, u,. v.b;.b a.. s,r,..
II ,hn American, navy
wells Runninp Drv
Tna I.7ii.d STATE, Sh;ppinr no ,-d n: (
-y.S..gat.i m, question and has found
contain mar, Ncn> which arc -urpiur
a~y sve-v ssw .iarS 1t is declared TIA:
,nare A.. other areas further south n
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