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OIL SHORTAGE STIRS ANXIETY IN WASHINGTON Congress May Act to Prevent Foreign Interests Cornering World Supply. 100,000,000 BARRELS SHY T WASHINGTON. April 20— Faced ty the startlins; shortage of 100,000,000 barrels of oil a year and the Information that foreign interests bare practically blocked the way of the United States to the fields where the growing shortage may be mad*- good, congress may be asked to take a hand In the situation before It is too late. According to flgnres issued by the bureau of mines today, last year’s oil production was 370,000.000 barrels as against a consumption of 50,000,000 barrels in excess of that figure, while it was stated that _thts year’s consumption, based upon the report for January, will be approximately a hundred million barrels and aboTe what the country produces. Foreici controlled oil wells in Mexico are now supplying the United States with about 50,000,000 barrels annually. It was stated, but this amount is sufficient to make np but for half the quantity needed to make good the deficiency. Meantime, it is stated, foreign interests are buying oil properties in the United State*. Information has reached the governSaent indicating that a world wide shortage of oil is In prospect. Meantime it is said many countries, 'including Great Britain, have enacted laws to prevent those of other nationalities from either acquiring or holding oil properties under their flags.

Sees Print Paper ReHef in Kaolin Use of kaolin, an Indiana mineral, in the manufacture of print paper Is declared to be a practical economy by Dr. W. N. Logan, state geologist, in a book which was released for distribution by the Indiana department of conservation today. Kaolin deposits are found in Orange. Lawrence. Monroe. Martin. Owen and Greene counties and it is believed Investigations will reveal deposits in Benton. Warren. Fountain, Parke, Montgomery, Putnam, Clay, Dubois, Crawford and Perry counties. Dr. Logan believes kaolin will help solve the problem of steadily rising costs of print paper. Divorce of Beauty Stirs N. Y. Society NEW YORK, April 20.—Exclusive society cirels were astonished today by a report that Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas, called “the most beautiful woman in America,” by Paul Helleu, the artist, had been divorced from her husband. Mrs. Thomas, who is living with her two children in this city, was quoted as admitting that the divorce had been granted some months ago. It is,understood that it was secured In the Paris courts.

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Wife With Glass Eye Loses Hubby CHICAGO, April 20.—Felix Mattem thought bis wife’s eyes were beautiful. “Windows of the soul,” he called them. He came home one day to .find his wife minus her left eye. Sadie t< Id the court Felix left her when he learned one of her soul windows was real glass.

DRAWS UP PLAN FOR SOLDIER AID WASHINGTON, April 20.—A fourfold soldier aid program, giving the service men the option of a cash bonus credit toward purchase of a farm or a home, vocational training or paid-up government insurance is now being formulated by the house ways and means committee, Chairman Fordney said today. Four subcommittees have been considering the four proposals during the last three weeks, and it is said their efforts will be combined into one bill, which will be reported to the house next week, according to Fordney. The combined plan in the main follows the demands of the American Legion. All of the four optional propositions would be based on the number of days a man served. Likewise, all forms of aid would bo limited to the men who suffered the heaviest financial losses. This class numbers about 3.000.(00 out of the 4,800,000 enrolled In the army, navy and marine corps. At present the committee is considering proposals to fix these amounts at from $1 to $1.75 for each day served. The credits planned in other sections of the bill to aid in home or land buying, vocational training or the continuance of government insurance probably will be about 50 cents for each day’s service in excess of the cash bonus figure.

High Degree Given Class of 625 Masons The super-excellent master degree .vas conferred, upon 625 Masons by Indianapolis council No. 2, Royal and Select Masters, at the Masonic temple last night. It was the largest class ever initiated In this degree, which is conferred only twice a year. Officers in charge of conferring the degree were 11. H. Gunkle, O. T. Owen, E. F. Dawson and Jacob Rubin. Like Frozen Beef? 10Vi Cents a Pound U. S. army frozen beef can now be bought for 10% rents a pound. Orders can be placed through Stanley Wyckoff, fair price commissioner, who will forward them to Chicago, from which city shipments are made. , The meat was put on sale because of the railroad strike.

Fear Girl Captive of Colored Man Detectives today fear a 14-year-old girl is held captive by a colored man. She is Martha Huff, who was lured away at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon while playing near the West Michigan street bridge. A widespread search is on. Nora Smock, 11, her stepsister, was with her when the man came up to them. “He told Martha he’d give her some pretty clothes if she'd go with him,” •Nora told the detectives. The child told her stepsister she would be back in five minutes, the younger girl claims. Nora waited, but Martha never returned, , Hugh Smock, 420 Bank avenue, is the stepfather of the missing girl. William Johnson, M 4 Mlley avenue, a watchman at the Belt railroad and Michigan street, told the police he saw the girl accompany the man west on Michigan street. That was the last trace of the girl, although her parents, their neighbors and the police searched during the night for her. ,

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LOCAL RESIDENT GAINED TWENTY POUNDS WEIGHT Mrs. Woods Declares She Doesn’t Look Like Same Person Since Taking Trutona. STORY CONVINCING , i “I’ve gained at least twenty pounds In wright In the past rix weeks that I’ve been taking' Trutona.” For anyona to gain twenty pounds in weight in six weeks' time Is alone remarkable, but the above statement made a few days ago by Mrs. Hannah Woods, rndianapolis woman of 421 West Merrill street, is more than remarkable when It Is learned of the serious condtlon of Mrs. Wood's health when she began using the Perfect Tonic. Herb is Mrs. Wood’s own story of her relief and it Is one that should convince even the most skeptical that Trutona is no medicine of ordinary merit. "I was irnffertng from after-effects of Influenza,” she said. “I had such pains In my ride and chest and I couldn’t eat anything. I coughed all the time, often coughing until I would vomit. The pains in my side were so severe I could hardly walk across the room. My neighbors had noticed my serious condition. "I had tried everything I heard of but nothing seemed to help me until I began using Trutona. But It took Trutona only a week to start me on the road to health and today I'm a well woman. The pains In my side and chest vanished in a short time and I can eat anything I care for now without suffering any of the former bad after effects. I never cough now as I used to. “I’ve gained twenty pounds In weight and simply don't look like the same woman that I did six weeks ago. T nitons’* pnt me on my feet, restored my health. In fact, and I can recommend it to everyone.”— Advertisement.

REWARD CERTAIN, LOCAL LADY SAYS “If you try Trutorui yonr reward will be relief," declares Mrs. Stella Cade, a well-known Indianapolis woman who Utcs at SO7 Chase street. Mm. Cade has gained remarkable relief from rheumatic trouble* through nse of Trutona and she la onattated In her prise of the Perfect Tonic. I was suffering from rheumatism in my arm* and hands." she aid, "The paint were to severe and my Ungers would become so stiff I couldn't bend them. I had been trying all kinds of medicines In an effort to get relief when Trutona was highly recommended to me. Trutona has helped me In eTery way. Tve simply received wonderful results from its use. My Joints don't pain me as they did and they’re not stiff now, either. Trntou* has also relieved me of nervousness and constipation, from which I formerly suffered. My bowels are mors regular than they're been for some time. “I m glad to give this statement, for I feel that everyone troubled with rheumatism should know what Trutona's done for me."—Advertisement.

TrutonA Ithe perfect toniclPm Is sold in Indianapolis at The Hook Chain of Drug Stores and 0. W. Brooks Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets. It is sold in other Indiana Cities and Towns by the following live dealers:

Akron. Scott & Arter. Albany. Charles W. Harrison. Alexandria. Balley-Edwarde Dm Cos. Anderson. Cassell Broa Angola, Krata Drug Stora Ashley. B. M. Davis. Attica, C. F. Robinson & Son. Auburn, Frank H. Hubbard. Aurora, Wm. Ulrich. Batesvllle, Blank’s Pharmacy. Bedford, R. 1- Bedoe. Btcknell. G. W. Mayberry. Bloomfield, F. b. Burke. Bloomington. J. W. O'Harrow. Btuffton. Welle Drug Cos. BoonvlUe, Bert Parker. Brazil. Mendenhall A Artman. Brook. Montgomery & Snyder. Brookston. A. D. Boomershme. Brownstown. O. R. Emerson. Bunker Hill, People’s Drug Store. Butler. Geo. W. Geddea. Cambridge City Dean House. Cainpbellsburg, I* G. DrlskelL Cannelton, H. A. Clark. Carlisle. WlnegaPs Pharmacy. Carmel, I* J- Small. Cayura, Aublc & Altar. Centerville, Centerville Pharmacy. Charlestown. C. M. Bottorff.. Chrimey, Tame* Adams. Churubusco. Briggs & Benward. Clay City, Jett’s Drug Store. Clinton. White's Pharmacy No.. 1. Columbia City. J. H. Reiser A Cos. Columbus, Clarence W. Adams. Connersvllle. Merrill Drug Stor*. Converse, Agnes Drug Cos. Corydon, Percy L. Davis. Covington, Belles * Son. Crawfordsvin®, H. P. Scharf. Crothersvllls, C. W. Taulraan. Cynthlana, John E. Stevens. Dale, J. W. Ladd. Danville, Ilarkness A Redlfer. Darlington, Corner Drug Stora Decatur, Smith, Yager A Falk. Delphi. R*ed A Adams. Dunkirk, Roe Bros. Karl Park, E. C. Martin. Edinburg, Taylor & Roth. Klnora, Henry B. Stalcup. Elwood, .B. E. Sneed A Cos. English, F. R. Gobble & Son. Evansville, J. F. Bomm Drug Cos. Falrmount, Pioneer Drug Stora Farmersburgh. Chas. Parish. Flora, Chas. R. Eller. Fortville, J. F. Johnson. Fort Wayne, People's Drug Store, Fowler, J. W. Rodman. Frankfort. Walter CL McKown. Franklin. Moans Drug Cos. Garrett. A. F. Smith.

Civil Service Official Now A Firm Believer In Merits of Trutona JOHN 8. SHERMAN. John S. B henna n, 960 North Pennsylvania street, has been connected with the United States civil gervlc# for the last twenty-three years, a large part of which time he has spent in Indianapolis. Possessed of a pleasant personality, Mr. Sherman has won hundreds of friends in the capital city and possibly thousands know him through his activities In the civil service. Mr. Sherman is among the many prominent and wellknown Indianlans who have publicly indorsed Trutona, the Perfect Tonic. “I had been troubled with catarrh of the stomach for several years,” Mr. Sherman said. “My liver was In bad condition, too. In fact, I guess my system generally was run down. I had always been somewhat averse to taking medicines and then the few I tried didn’t help me much. I became so nervous and restless that I knew I’d get down sick if I didn't do something. “I wag looking over the paper one day and got to reading about Trutona. It ■truck me that the medicine was a good one and I decided to try it. Only a few days later I began to notice good benefits. Trutona has placed my stomach in fin* condition now. My liver Is O K. and I believe Trutona's given me the best appetite I’ve ever had. I feel like a different person. “If any one is still skeptical regarding Trutona they may call me up or come to my house and I’ll be glad to explain Just how much good it has done for in*-.’' —Advertisement.

WEST HENRY ST. RESIDENT AIDED Out of gratitude for the relief her husband, C. M.. Glltner, 522 West Henry street, gained from nse of Trutona,'Mrs. Hazel Glltner recently made the fallowing rtatement praising the Perfect Tonic. “The 'flu’ left my husband's general system In had condition," she told the Trutona representative. “He bad such pains In his chest and would often cough up blood. And he felt so tired of mornings he could hardly drag himself out of bed. His appetite was very poor, too. “Hr. Glltner says Trutona's helping him wonderfully. The pains in his chert are not so severe now and he has more •pep,’ too, which makes him feel like getting up in the mornings. "In a general way, Mr. Glltner feels so much better since using Trutona and he can recommend the medicine as a splendid tonic."—Advertisement

Georgetown, F. E Kespler. Goshen. H. B. Blckel. Gosport, C. B. Crioa Grand Vl*w, H. O. StutevUla Grtencastle, R. P. Mulllna Greenfield, Early Drug Cos. Greensburg, St. 'John A Guthrie, Haubstadt. P. J. Emmert. Huntlngburg, Dr. C. W. Schwartg Huntington, Bradley Broa Jamestown. Joseph Drug Cos. JusonvlUe, W. H. Walter*. Jasper. Crescent Pharmacy. Jeffersonville, Ben Doollttla Kentland. Healy A Rose. Kewanna, Elston A Son. Xnlghtstown, Jolly’s Drug Store. Kokomo. People's Drug Stere. Lafayette, Bartlett Drug Cos. LaPorte, Canfield's Pharmacy. Laurel, S. W. Brier. Lawrenceburg, A. F. Schmidt. Lebanon, Masters A Mitchell. Lewisville, John C. Keller. Lincoln city. Dr. O. T. Crofton. Linton. W. J. Hamilton. Logansport, Red Cross Pharmacy. Loogootee, G. A. Walker. Madison, John Baum. Marlon. Merritt's Drug Storea Markel, F. J. Harvey. Martinsville, Sterling Drug Stora Mentone, Shafer A Goodwin, City. Kahn-Westphal Drug Middletown, Miller Broa Milan, W. K. Lawless. Milford. Milford Drug Cos, MUltown, S. M. Wall*. Mitchell, City Drug Store, W. A. Burton's Sona Monon, W. A. Handley. Montezuma, Murdock's Pharmacy. Monti cello. F. B. Bowman A Broa. .Montpelier, People's Drug Store, Morristown, W. L. Parish. Mishawaka, Red Cross Pharmacy. Mt. Vernon, Boyce A Williams. Muncle. Michael's Three Drug Store* Nappanee. Walters A Walters. New Albany, E. O. Mayes. New Carlisle, Warner Drug Store, NeWburg, Henman Brizlus. Newcastle. Rose City Pharmaoy. New Harmony, F. J. Miller. Noblesville, Haines' Drug Store. North Liberty. North Liberty Pharmacy. North Manchester, Burdge's Store* North Vernon, C. T. O'Haver. Oakland City. J. C. Osborne. Odom. The Odon Drug Cos. Orleans, Stephen ton A WorraU.

TRUTONA DAILY WINS UNSTINTED PRAISE AS TONIC Hundreds Overcome Tired, Draggy Feeling of Spring Thru Its Use. Does the coming of spring with all Its pleasures mean anything to YOU? “That all depends,” may be Hyu answer, and, admittedly, “it all —it all dependg upon whether or not your system has withstood the exacting siege of winter that leaves in its wake so many, many thousands of people with completely run-down systems. In fact, conspicuously in the minority are those who have completely avoided the ravages of winter maladies. True, there are thousands who were successful in warding off attacks of Influenza and still more thousands who escaped pneumonia. but WHO IS THERE THAT DID NOT EXPERIENCE AT LEAST QMS HEAVY WINTER COLD DURING TOT PAST SEASON ? Remember, only second in severity to pneumonia and influenza is the heavy winter cough or cold. Like pneumonia and influenza, winter coughs and colds tend to weaken and materially affect aimost every vital organ of the body. People who have suffered a heavy winter cough, yet feel that their systems have escaped the strain of winter weather, are sadly mistaken. If they could but grasp the facts they would not wonder why they feel so tired, sluggish, lifeless and generally out of fix, when they*know they should be full of “pep” and vitality, in perfect harmony with the invigorating breezes and sunshiny weather of spring. Thousands of people are now taking Trutona, the Perfect Tonic, to overcome this weakened physical condition so prevalent at the close of winder, and hundreds of public statements, now being made daily, prove that none has been disappointed in Trutona as a reconstructive agency, system purifier and body invigerator. Trutona does its work quickly. It speedily attacks the impurities in the blood that might. If left alone, bring serious results. It rebuilds broken dowm tissues, strengthens the nerve centers riro produces proper digestion and assimilation of food, at the same time throwing off any decayed matter that may have accumulated. In short, Trutona thoroughly and efficiently toues up every organ of the body and gives to your physical being the vigor and vitality, which alone can place within your reach the many piastres which spring offers to the healthy ■ran and woman,—Advertisement.

GAINS STRENGTH DESPITE HER AGE A striking feature of the scores of testimonials given daily praising Trutona ta the large number that come from aged people, many of whom had almost given up hope of ever gaining relief from their troubles. Here ia a statement from Mrs. Nani* Brunton, 71, of 606 Birch avenue. “I suffered with asthma, which caused me to be terribly short of breath,” she •aid. “I was very weak and nervous and I'd just have to gasp for breath at times. I guess I had used every kind of medicine, but none of them helped me until I found Trutona. “I've certainly benefited through three weeks’ Trutona treatment. Why, I can get my breath a hundred times better now. I’m gaining strength rapidly, too, and am able to sleep soundly all night now, something I haven’t been able to do for years. “I’m surely grateful for the relief Trutona has given me and I’m glad to tell others, suffering as I did, about Trutona's merits.’’—Advertisement.

OsgoA, K. If. Dopp. Osslan, Oesl&n Drug Cos. Owenrvllle, The*. L. Lockhart. Oxford, O. B. Wilkins. Paoll, Boyd A Boyd. Pendleton, E. Tank A Cos. Peru. Shock A Smuck. Petersburg, J. R. Adams A Son. Plymouth, Model Pharmacy. Portland. Geo. L. Stevens. PoseyvUle, J. F. Schafer. Princeton. Shoptaugh Drug Cos, Redkey. Wilt Drug Store. Rensselaer, Larsh & Hopkins. Richmond. Clem Thistlethwalte. Rldgevllle, Lee Fisher. . Rising Sun. Loring A Hemphill. Roachdale, G. W. Irwin. Roancke, Hackett & Son. Rochester, Alex Ruh, Bln* Draw Rockport, T. C. Bayse. Rockville, Dick H. On. Royal Center, C. B. A R. B. Aimr— Salem, Chas. McCllntock. Scottsburg, Ja& Dunlevy. Seymour, W. L. Federmann. Shelburn, O. B. Stark. Shelbyviile. Morrlacn-DePrea Drug Cm Shoals, 6. H. Rosa Drug Cos, SllTcr Lake, Ragler and Jontz. South Bend, Central Drug Store, South Whitley, W. F. Norris. Spencer, W. I. Brown. Sullivan, Batey & Walter* Summltville, Herbert Knight. Swayzee, Charles B. Lash*. T*U City, G. S. Duach. Terre Haute, Bun tin Drug Ca. Thorntown. Burk A Staton. Tipton, Barker A Speckbaugh. Troy, T. P. Gaaaer. Union City, Kerr A Bueber. Veedersburg, G. G. Graham. Versailles, J. A. Bpenoar. VeVfiy, W. T. Stlllvan. Vincennes, Dussterberg A Wabash, Bradley Broa Walkerton, C. M. Carter. Warren, J. G. Sprowle. Warsaw, J. J. Lantz. Washington, Warren Van Tresa Waynetown, S. M. Davia West Terre Haute, Burton Cassadap, Williamsport, B J. Winger. Wlnamac, Smith's Drug Stora Winchester. J. H. B. White. , Windfall, C. K. Dennis. Worthington, W. A. Trent A Cos. Winslow, Everett Fettinger. Wolcott, Spencer Broa WolcotttrvUle, W. S. Gray. Yorktown, O. D. Byerly. ZlonavlUe, Mill* Drug Store, *