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Evening star., 1925-11-07
DISABLED SHIP TOWED IN
Tank Steamer, With 2.5OO. 600 Gal
Ions Oil Aboard, Rescued. -.

WOODS HOLE. Mass, November z
A).-The American tank steamer
Phoenix. bound to Boston from San
Pedro, Calf, with 100000 gallons Of
crude oil In bulk. which reported
Thursday that she was disabled zoo
miles south of Nantucket, was towed
into Narragansett Bay yesterday by
the Coast Guard destroyer Henley.
the Coast Guard station here reported
last night. The Phoenix ran short Of
fuel and asked for assistance. She was
expected to proceed to Boston after
refueling either at Fall River or
Providence, r. I, RI
Evening star., 1925-11-07
FILMS PROVE POPULAR.
Take in Third of Theater Money
Spent in Paris.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 12.-Patrons of the
seventh art"-as the French cali the
cinema-contributed one-third of the
entire amount spent in 1924 by the
theater-soing public of Paris to the
movies. The box offices in the 100 and
more cinema houses in the capital and
suburbs last year took in 0,5oo, 900
frl,p prs
Evening star., 1925-11-07
VIOLATED LABOR LAW.
80 Business Houses in Vera Cruz
Closed by Police. ..

= VERA CRUZ. Mexico, November Z
CP).-The police here have closed 50
business houses. ajority, of them
Spanish, because of alleged non.com-
pliance with the labor law, which
provides for the employment of a per
centage Of Mexicans by foreign con-
Germs in the state of Vera Cruz. When
merchants started to open their stores
yesterday they found them sealed.
Some of them broke the seals and
opened for business. -. ..,.-, .,-. -.
The Merchants Associa ton has ap-
pealed to Gov lara and the courts
Tor relief.
Evening star., 1925-11-07
All Women Will Work to Help Home
Within so Years, Mrs. Gait Predicts

These are some Of the observations
Of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, suf
fragist leader, who is in Milwaukee to
address the convention of school teach
ers today. Looking into the future.
Mrs. Gait declared that the cost OF
living and the standards of living will
continue to go up. and because of
these facts she believes that the cling
ing vine type Of woman will pass out
of the picture during the next so
wears
Evening star., 1925-11-07
Borah Will Urge
Return of Seized
German Property

Chairman Borah of the Senate
foreign relations committee an
nounced yesterday he would intro
duce Il bill at the next session of
Congress calling for the return of
German property in the hands of
the >alien property custodian.
This property was taken at
time when treaty existed between
the United" States and Germany
that property of the nationals OF,
each should be protected even in
time OF war; he said. 1T is a, mat
ter of good faith to return II now"
Evening star., 1925-11-07
Ey the Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE, Wis. November T.
Within half century every able.
bodied woman will be at work helping
her husband to make living for the
family.
Economic pressure on the men of
the household will make it necessary
for wives to enter employment. and it
will take the combined efforts of all
70 make both ends meet"
And electricity will be 'housemaid
Of the future
Evening star., 1925-11-07
Railway Purchase Given 0. K.

The purchase of the San Antonio.
Uvalde -and<Gulf Railroad by the New
Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railroad
was approved today by the lnterstate
Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1925-11-07
De Pinedo Completes Flight.

ROME. November Z R).-Comdr.
Francesca de Pinedo, Italian aviator,
today completed his record breakinS
return flight from Toxic. arriving
here from Naples at S pm. Sa' u. -
Evening star., 1925-11-07

Mortality statistics show that coun
try women have the best chance OF at
tanning a ripe old age.
Evening star., 1925-11-07

Though she is only Is years old,
Miss Enid Wilson -holds- the English
golf title for girls. e -5-.-
Evening star., 1925-11-22
The Linen Shop
Thanksgiving Sale of Linens

Pure Linen Table Cloths and
Napkins, hemmed and laudred;
ready for use.
Cloths, size 70x70 inches .S6.75 each
Cloths, size 67X96 inches S7.75 each
Cloths, size 67x1O3 inches .S8.75 each
Napkins, size 22x22 inches $3.50 doz.
Cloths, size 2x2 yards 49,. $500 each
Cloths, size 2x211z yards $500 each
Cloths, size 2x3 yards 49,. $500 each
Napkins, size 22x22 inches SS.75 doz.
Cloths, size 2x2 yards " $500 each
Cloths, size 2x211z yards>. $3.50 each
Cloths, size 2x3 yards -. .S10.5O each
Napkins, size 22x22 inches $500 doz.
Hand embroidered pure linen hand
scalloped Madeira Tea Napkins, $500
dozen.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Neu Ruffled Curtains
and Panels

so pairs Plain White Wolfe, 2H yards
long. Regular S1.5O pair Special Sl.oo.
FILET NET design curtains and
panels by the pair, 212 yards long.
Reg. price $500 to $3.50; Spec. S2.5O pr.
Reg. price S4.OO to $3.50; Spec. S3.25 pr.
Reg. price $500 to $500; Spec. s4.25 pr.
The panels have fringe bottoms and
the lace curtains have neat ed~lng on
sides and bottom. Many other styles
and qualities to choose from at reason
able prices.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Liui11g Room Furniture

Two-Piece Living Room Suite. Large
davenport, comfortable armchair. Uphols-
tered in mohair; loose-spring cushions; COW
cred in wool OO0E M
Three-Piece Living Room Suite. Daven-
port, wing chair, round back chair Uphols-
tered in mohair; loose re- COOK M
versible spring cushions eDACO.UU
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Drapery Department
Lace Curtains, Portieres
and Draperies

Our stock and assortment is at Its
best right now when you want to hang
them, adding to the comfort and beau
ty of your home the finishing touch
Our salesmen are capable and pleased
to advise you as to colors and decora-
tive scheme
A few opportunities in choice new
lace curtains and panels on which the
savings are we'll worth attention.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Bedroom Furniture

Four-Piece B e droo m
Suite in walnut and gum.
The cabinet work and fin
ish on this suite is of very
high quality considering
t h e reasonable price.
Dresser, chest, vanity,
fe,1-'i.e bea:: $4,000
Evening star., 1925-11-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

Women's City Club.-Several hun
dred members and guests of the club
attended the sixth birthday celebra
ton. The guests of honor were rep
resentative of Washington official
social and civic life. The celebration
took the form of musical tea in
the afternoon and reception in the
evening. An address of welcome was
made in the evening by DR.. A.
Frances Foye. who likened the club
10 a child six years old, cutting its
second teeth. Greetings were given
by the former presidents of the club,
Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Lyman B..
Swo"rlstedL and Mrs. William Il.
Chamberiiu. Many new members were
received and the birthday box con
tanning the members birthday gifts
to the club was opened at the close
of the reception.
AT the tea this afternoon the guests
of honor will he Mrs Margaret G..
Hubert. member of the National Re-
publican committee, and Mrs. Nlr-
ginia White Speel. president of the
League Of Republican Women. The
hostess will he Mrs. Sumner G. Per-
kins, assisted by Mrs j. A. Reidy.
Miss Marjorie Daniel. Mrs. Lucy
Shaw. Mrs. NJ. T.. Noss, Mrs. Frank
= Parks, Mrs Samuel Shoemaker
Miss Sarah Beall. Mrs. Kathryn
Shenk, Miss Jessie b. Wishart. Miss
Tillie Steiner and Miss Martha O..
England. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. chair
man of the music committee. will sing.
Mrs. Charles II. Cecil, president of
the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club.
called a meeting Of the executive
board TO perfect plans for the party
which is TO be held on the afternoon
of November 80. This is to he guest
day for the members of this section
Any member Of the Women'S City
Club may make reservations for this
date from Mrs. Grattan keranS Re
freShmentS will be served. Some of
those who have taken tables are Mrs.
Charles Cecil. Mrs. Virgil Miller. Mrs
G. l.. Hoffmier. Mrs. Frederick Yates
Mrs. Don c. Johnson. Miss Mae T..
Smith. Mrs. c. II. Claudy Mrs. George
t;astment. Mrs. james Irwin Mrs
Elma Saul. and Mrs. Grattan kerans
Reservations will be taken up to No
vemher IS. or until the quota of tables
is filed.
The book review section Will meet
tomorrow. at which time Mrs. +. II.
Haag will review the historical novel
I'VE Must March,
The Thanksgiving dinner is in
charge of Miss Sara p. Grogan chair
man of hospitality of the club. The
program after the dinner is in charge
of Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. chairman
Of the music committee. ReServa tions
are now being made
The Free and Easy Auction meets
each Tuesday evening with Miss A.
Hazel Swift in charge
Evening star., 1925-11-22

FourPiece Bedroom
Suite. Can be had in
either walnut and gum or
mahogany and gum. Beau
tiful design and finish.
Dresser, chest,
vanity CO0E m
bed. eDACC.UV
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Four-Piece Colonial Bed
room Suite. Made of ma
hogany and maple, in red
finish. Dresser, chiffo-
rette, toilet table,
sest ses S257.OO
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Drapery Materials

In plain solid colors 5O-inch Duplex
weight, soft, beautiful and sunfast,
$3.50 per yard.
Figured and striped, 5O-inch light
weight damasks, combinations of two
tone and multi-sunfast colors, $500 to
$3.50 per yard.
SUNFAST 5O-INCH VELOURS at
$500 per yard to $6.75 per yard. Soft
lustrous pile.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Three-pece Living Room Suite Uphols-
tered in mohair; loose reversible spring
cushions. Davenport, round back chair
and ladies' nSnH OO
Three-piece Living Room Suite in mo-
hair; loose-spring cushions. Davenport,
%,eE Sacf ehsir sha'[ and round S425.OO
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Hen,stitched Pure Linen
Lunch Sets

Cloths, size 66X66 inches with one-half
dozen Napkins to match, $1,000 set.
Cloths, size 66x86 inches with one-half
dozen Napkins to match, $1,000 set.
Cloths, size 66x1O3 inches with one-half
dozen Napkins to match, S14.OO set.
Cloths, size 66x66 inches with one-half
dozen Napkins to match, $3.50 set.
Cloths, size 66x86 inches with one-half
dozen Napkins to match $14.5O set.
Cloths, size 66x106 inches with one
dozen Napkins to match, $3.50 set.
Hemstitched Pure Linen Lunch Sets.
size 64x64 inches with one-half dozen
Napkins to match, S10.50 set.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Ten-Piece Walnut and Gum Dining Room
Suite. Neatly designed Beautiful finish.
Buffet, china server table, one arm and five
side chairs Slip seats in C9QE OO
haircloth ............ sDCCC.UU
Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite Very
massive. Well constructed and finished
Buffet, china server, extension table, one
sn sTm sea sest5 five We 5jds hsr.ntb Gnfrs S495OO
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Dining Room Furniture

Ten-Piece Walnut and Gum Dining
Room Suite in the dull finish. Buffet, china
server, extension table, one arm and five
side DOnE M
Ten-Piece Walnut and Gum Dining Room
Suite. Beautiful design and finish. Buff
fet, china server, table, one arm and five
ssifeiath sdf sai'Fs. ...::.'... Seat: in S325.OO
Evening star., 1925-11-22

The Wriferscraft Club met Mondai
lC0ntinued on Fifteenth PaEe4
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Sunfast Velour Portieres

To harmonic with the drapery ma
terial 21z yards long. Single width,
$3.50 pair. Double width, S31 80 pair.
Can be made longer if needed at pro-
portionate prices.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
For Handsome, Elegant
Draperies and Furniture
Coverings

We have an unlimited assortment of
Damasks, Brocades, Velours, and Vel
vets representing the finest qualities,
designs and .colorings of the Domestic
and Foreign markets.
We are pleased to send men to advise
and estimate on any work of this char
acter you may be contemplating.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Social Hygiene Society will meet at
the New ork Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening at S:l5.
Rev. Joseph Z. SiZoo viii preside.
The speakers will be Rev. John r.
Gusiield, director of religious educa.
ton of the Washington City Presby-
terry. on THE Recovery of Old
Values" and Capt. Dudley y. Carpen-
ter, planning division. Bureau of Med
icine and Surgery. Navy Department,
on Social Hygiene, Patriotic
Asset" The public is invited.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06
-.AMERIKAI MAaYAR H1R1AP.

lakasnuk es minel tobb napfenyt
kap, ANIMAL kevesebb szensav KEEP
zodik benne, tehat ANIMAL egeszse-
gesebb.
Y A tollal es pehellyel toltott agy
nemiiben van a legt0bb szensav,
inert magaba szedi AIT a gait, a
melyet alvas kozben lelekziink XII
Kiilon0sen tel idejen sok benniik
a szensav, inert ilyenkor az ajt6lS,
ablakok rendesen rovidebb ideig
vannak nyitva es lakas mem szel
z6z6dik olyan jol, mint nyaron.
Exert feltetleniil sziikseges az
agynemii gondozasa. Legjobban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

say merges gaz, melynek beleleg-
zese szensav mergezest okoz. Ez a
mergezes gyotro fejfajassal, al
matlansaggal, nappal pedig nagy-
foku bagyadtsaggal jar. Korha-
zakban es intezetekben gvakran
tapasztaltak AIT, hogy azok, akiIS
allandoan az agynak vetesevel 6s
az agynemii gondozasaval foglal-
koztak, fejfajosak, bagyadtak .let
TEX.
Legt0bb szensav fejl6dik a silk
lakasban, ahol sok ember lakik
es alszik 0sszezsufoltan. Minel
szellosebb, tagasabb, vilagosabb a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06
AUGUSTUS 24-EN, HETF6N A
R6ZsAFtZER TARsULAT BAL
IA A CAMPBELL PARKBAN.
A szELL0ZTETEs.

Az ember egeszsege feltetlenIl
megk6veteli tisztasagot, inert a
piszokban szaporodnak es terjed-
mex kil0nb0z5 betegsegek csi-
raj. De nemcsak ara kell iigyel-
mink, hogy szappannal minden-
nap j6l megmosakodjunk gyak-
ran fGr0djlnk es sokat tart6zkod-
junk napfenyes levegSn, arr6l is
kell gondohkodnunk, hogy laka-
sunk is tiszta legyen. A s0pres, su
rolas, porolas egymaga mem teszi
tisztava es egeszsegesse a lakast,
sziikseg van ARA is, hogy minel
gyakrabban szell6ztessuk nem-
esak a szob&nkat, hanem az agy-
ne1niit IL.
Az lgyne1nii es kiparnazott
bntorok magukba szedik ait a te-
merdek mennyisegii szensavat, a
fnelyet kilelegziink Is amely XII
l5n6sen alv&s kozben kepz3dik
lesnagyobb mennyisegben. A szsn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

ugy lehet az agynemiit szensav-
t6l megszabaditani, hogy alapo-
san megforgatjuk, felrazzuk, XII
poroljuk es szell6ztetjiik. Ezenki-
viii minel gyakrabban XII kell ten
nj az agynemit napfenyre, inert
a nap nemcsak kiszivja bel6le a
sz<nsavat, hanem a betegseget
okoz6 csirakat is ki0li bel0le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06
TA[RCZA


renes vagta be az ajtot, remiilt
bakaarcokat latott alomszeriien
elvagtatni kavernanyilas el6tt.
Aztan meg egy dorrenes, valaki
felsikoltott es mikor lehajolva XII
lepett az arolsba, egy agyonl6tt
nepfelkel6 kezere taposott. Most
mar aztan ugy kovetkezett min
den, mint egy szedUlt film, anne
lyet a bolond gepesz vadul perget
Is 6rj0ngo kaossza kavar ossze.
Az elso olaszt, aki az arok NELL
vedjere ugrott, 0ten vettek celba.
Teste akar a hyule, ciganykereket
vetett. De meg kezeben lev0 ke.
zigranatot odavagta. Harman
rogytak 0ssze t6le. A fatal zasz-
los valamit mondani akart, de
szajan hatalmas sugarban 0ml0tt
yer =. Capitano Luigi Trattoli-
nj jObbjaban revolverrel, szaja-
ban rohamkessel beugrott az arok
ba, egyI k0zlegeny puskatussal XII
verte a kezeb6l a pisztolyt, de
kapitany kikapta szajab6l a kest
es mellbed0fte az ellenfelet. Es
akkor oft alltak egymassal szem-
ben, masodszor. Egy pillanatig
tartott csak: mintha j6l meg akar
TAX volna vizsgalni egymast, utol
jara, hogy az arcukat 0smeriek.
hisz a hangjuk mar mem volt ide
gen. Es ekkor az olasz maeasra
emelt kessel feleje ugrott, szemei
verben forogtak s vadul horogtc:
= Austriaci! (Osztrak y
A rohamkes villant les aztan
erezte, mint szakitja at mellen a
pOSztOt -.
Kint havas tell ejszakaban
meg-megallt. Mellere szoritotta a
kezet, mintha seb MIRA egne, fai-
ma, perzselne. Kinyitotta inget es
megnezte az otromba nagy voros
forradast, amely ugy elcsufitotta
biiszke ferfimellet. Mem csulxta
be kabatjat, hanem ICY nyitott
ingmeliel ment tovabb a hegyi
uton, amelyre "a fax tar agai k6-
z6tt atkusz6 holdsugar eziist csi-
kokat festett.
Az egyik fordul6nal arnyek We
t6dott eleje. Megtorpant! XII ezo!
De mar oft alltak szemben egy
massal, iharmadszor. A holdivlam-
pa bevilagitott arcukba es reszeg
horgessel egymasra rontottak.
Vad, adaz tusa volt. Elkeseredet-
ten markolasztak egymas torkat.
Csak olykor h0r0gtek valami al
jas szitkot. Aztan odaszoritottak
egymast az ut szelet ved6 alacsonv
keriteshez, amelyen tul szaka-
dek tatongott. Tudtak: aki el0bb
gyengiil ell, az mar csak roncs-
kent pihenhet meg zuhantaban a
melyseg allan.
A kerites nyogve hajlongott,
vessz6fonadeka kiold6zott es iiedt
nyekkenessel szathullt, hogy az
alahull6, tusakod6 ferfitesteknel.
utat engedjen a halalos melyseg
fele =. Remult sikoltasuk, mint
egy felriasztott sas keringett egy
darabig hegycsucsr6l- l-hegycsucsra
visszhang szarnyan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06
TIszTELT ANYADAT J,

A kis oteves M6ricka a mama
ia mellett szorong a williamson.
Egy baratsagos bacsi egy ide-
ig mosolyogva nezegeti, aztan ICY
sz6l hozza:
r Milyen vastag labacskaid
vannak neked fiam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

Oemmerlnp nODOrltOlld HeEyOlQa'
lain kigyultak a szallodak abla-
kainak villanylampa fogsorai.
"Hat vegre, egy kis bekeelet',
gondolta es mar el6re 0riilt, hogy
estere szmokingban vacsoralhat "a
Panhansban; elet, puhasag, csend,
vidam larma, SIP skipartik, iidi-
to ho, friss feny6szag, draga, szep
asszonyok, = mind oft kovalygott
az eszeben. Negy evig szenvedet.,
hogy ezt ismet megerje, sarban
gazolt hetekig az eletveszeit6 uk-
ran utakon, vagy dermedten ha-
salt egy pici szikla mogott Do.
berdon, mig feje felett buta BIT
gassal granatok vagtattak. De
most mar semmi; rossz, Ostoba
alom volt, XII kell t0r0lni az emile
keib6l.
Friss, ruganyos leptekkel ment
lie az etterembe. Szinte fiird0tt az
izzolampak vakito fenyeben. SEE
me ezerszeresen ragyogva verte
vissza sugarakat. Orcimpai ia
gulva szivtak fel szOmszed asz-
taloknal iil6 asszonyok parfiim-
jeit. Urak frakkban, smoking
ban. Beke, boldog beke!
= Halo pinctr Egy iiveg Yer
mut0t = mondta hata meeett
valaki, kicsit hangosan.
Mintha f6bek6lintotta volna ez
a hang. Riadtan fel akart pat
tanni, szeker6l, de aztan odafe-
sziilt es nyugodtnak tette magat.
Halo, pincer! Hat mi lesz
vegre avval a borral! Megis csak
pimaszsag!
Porolycsapaskent hulltak feiere
a szavak es torkaban gombocca
dagadt a felelet. Aztan vad YER
hullam szokkent a fejebe: most
mar tudta, XII i'll a hate megett !
Errol "a myers, durva hangr6l ra-
osmert. "A Monte San Michelen is
bombot, mikor acelsisakos ber-
sagliereit rohamra n6gatta. H;i-
rom lepesre allott egymast6l az
arkuk es minden hangos sz6t meg
lehetett hallani. Fold ala butt ku-
kacok voltak mind ketten es
dobog6 Swivel hallgat6dztak gyak
ran egesz ejszakakon at, a kaver
ma falan: vajjon miert a nagy
esend? Kesziil valami? Es ilyen-
kor derekszijjal, revolverrel az OIL
dalukon hanykolodtak a priccsen.
Rumot ittak es = vartak. Bor-
zasZt0 volt ez varas.
Egy reggel ko repiilt at az olasz
arokb6l; el6szor mem mertek hoz-
"a nyulni, AIT hittek valami ui-
fajta, ravasz bomba. Aztan lattak
csak, hogy zsineggel level van ra-
k0tve. A capitano kiildte:
"Kedves Bajtars!
Bar a felsobbseg egymassal
kiizdeni rendelt ide minket, me-
gis olykor embernek erezziik ma
gunkat. En- is ere az emberer-
zesre apellalok, amikor egy kis
kenyeret kerek Ont6l. Mar harom
napja mem kaptunk utanp6tlast.
Szemem el6tt keQ1 es z0ld karikak
tancolnak, de hiszen On is ismeri
mar ext. Exert kerem, ha van fe-
lesleges ennivaloja, Greg szaraz
kenyere, romlott konzerve, vagy
poshadt Observation-Disclosures: ugy
dobja at hozzank. Valaszat oft va
rom, ahol ket het el6tti roham-
kor egy sapka maradt 'csiingve a
dr6takadalyon.
Bajtarsi iidv0zlettel:
Capitano Luigi Trattolini.'
Nemsokara egy sulyos csoma g
repiilt at az olasz arokba. Nehany
perc mulva feher kend5 lebegett
odaat es Capitano Luigi Trattoli.
nj megjelent a mellveden. Atsza.
lutalt, k0szonetet intett es eltiint
a sane mog0tt.
Ekkor latta el6sz0r. Masodszor
latni ugyanaz nap nyilt alkalma
delutan haromkor. A legenysep
nOv reSZn q nriccokon oJud< &c q,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

Aztan csendes tell ejszaka csil-
lagai 6rk0dtek tovabb. Els beke
volt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06
,ls2s. AIfGUszEIls.s 8

- Az semnli, - rnondja Mo-
ricka hat ha meg a mamaet
latina.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-06

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New Britain herald., 1925-02-18
|HOW TO SAVE OIL,
 EXPLANATION OUT
Henry |. DOherty Tells His Plan
 to Mining Congress

New York. Feb. 1s.-Presenting his first public explanation of the ''Doherty plan" for the conservation of American oil, Henry L. Doherty today told the annual congress of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers that in his opinion ninety per cent of all the evils and troubles of which the con- suming public, the industry and the nation have cause to complain, are due to the laws under which we operate.
 He advocated the formation of ex- ploration district for drilling wells, the retirement of government per- mits before drilling for oil Is started on any land, the opening for drilling of all land within drainage distance of existing production and the pay ment of royalties to all landowners in a production pool, in proportion to the amount of oil beneath their land.
 For many years I have realized that we must get away from the law of capture" said MT. Doherty. This law leads to many evils. Some man starts wildcat well. If he strikes oil there Is an army of men there the next morning to make leases or buy them and to start operations on the adjoining tracts of land. It Is frenzied scramble to get down to the oil and get 1t out,
 Tt is my contention and earnest belief that nothing should be done at this time other than to modify our laws so we can work in confor- mity with all other mineral indus- tries, and then human selfishness will be directed toward the greatest recovery and the least waste"
 Asserting that in some instances during the past two years the high est grades of finished gasoline were sold to consumers at less cost per pound than high grade anthracite, MT. Doherty maintained that conser- vation under such conditions was i'm. possible.
 "The American public" he said must choose between low prices now and an exhaustion of our oil re. sources or a higher level of prices so that oil will not be used to dis place other and more abundant fuel"