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Setrald A otr p re d ic t t<rhn TrarLiuT AA Si 1bo ready tolen v e the hoen d r w h e th e r th o lr re c o v e r y la M. E. arrington Brings First Detailed Description of real o r tem porary. \ V ' P IiT alolui In O naoiorr. Ancient City--Ruins Six Miles Long by H alf Alleged,; Rum Rur m Thl la a. new tblne." ho explained. I ;-V...y^o don't know whot mr happen. I Mile Wide. w: '' moat' keep thorn under oboenra-1 ev., O ct. 38.--T h e first en th s doctor to th Recountru e - detailed Recount of a burled Pueblo Hosrpitol w e re fig h tin g fears - City, w b ich - l.je ii o r m ops y e a rs ago [4 w ith a n In ta n g ib le e n e m y th e y h o u sed p ro b a b ly JO.dfn) pe o p le jiottp u t th e ir sklllocj fin g e rs on, th easterii N evada, w** tjrcrtig yw ay la b o ra to ry vtood closed H eno/yesterday by M. R ,the sim ple placard on the door or the M useum of/tha>A m ei *We fo u n d co rn co b s a b o u t th re e Inches lo n r and evidence th a t th e peo ple lived on th e fru its of th e chase and agricultural products. W o found a rro w h e a d s a n d b o n e s ol The first clue to ffie existence of clty/w a from Jebedt&h JmJtfe, whbx In a kletter written In A by.Coast G EXTRADITO Tl / f i f i ' o ra to ry T e m p o ra rily C lo se d /* - <fian -/of N e w Yoffy C itaC w h o reti Wic officials m oved u n c e r ta in ly to fro m a te n - d a y in v e stig a tio n . 'n .fc a t th is u n k n o w n d a n g e r. P ro s e - iV ^Tbe ru in s , fevered vrltl 1837 to William CIortc\ Bvpennte&d- ent of Indian affalrs and member of Federa! the Lewis mo^Uirk^cpedltloti. told Ord J ' l r A. 3. D avid of U nion C ounty, In a contin u o u s ltrie six inlJes/ani f- llii'In c lu d e s th e B ay w a y p la n t, o n - a b o u t a h a lf-m ile w id e /* h e sgld. of vlsltlngythe district. Hbwevtrt*, no scientist emr had viewed the\l]be on $950 100' '-.r' j-ficfed ho w a s In v e s tig a tin g a n d w ill " /The out^lnq^ o f . h o u ses o f / sto n e til lat^weeic7^S\ " e all the evidence he can g e t be- and adobe a p d sto n e7pav em en ts a re lltlon Is b eing organized to .i,e th e G ra n d J u r y n e x t w e ek b efo re C learly seefe. / C o rn e rs to n e s J u tte d o u t rer som e M t h \ bulldini Oct. 28. -- Is d ism issed . H e retalnedlJD r. A .-S3. * - - --- 7a n d ,;M W . a p d th e re /tl> xiol. N e w a rk c h em ist, to a n a ly z e th e nm dr h ^ L o o p e y 6 a s /f U nder h is o rd e r ,'D r/ Could be keen. Everyw be: I JKdel a n d J o h n A . G a la tia n , C o u n ty m yriad/ o f/p iec e s Of b ro k e n pfeti R a d io to R ep o rt Proi o f TSnmi f r F reh iirtorl G R A N D ^ U A N Z O N r j L r U i r G c t. 38 R ic h ej, M urjorl th e Coai | D e tec tiv e , w e n t to , t h e B a y w a y p la n t 'Som e o f th e sto n e w a s d re sse d / 18 -The ;D em en y sclen tifio e x p edition T a m p a o ff C a p e ' Co^ i. an d q u e stio n ed JA IL C a irln g e r, Its ' superintendent From M r. C arriager Dr. Edel obtained a sam ple of the ' ethyl gas, which ltrls said the com- by 12 /in c h e s , a n d so m etim es ro u g h slabsjwercJ s e t 'l l edge and tho/adpbe Jolnep in alnd o v e r to m a k e th e dunes covering the dwellings le ft heye to v d a y .fo r the H avasupa Canyon to Investigate/the rem ains of ife h ls to rlc pu^n p re v io u s ly 0un<f in th a t, region. . a n in i ru n n er, said P they wooM a c i on cl e" ! p an y la selling to gasoline stations to are In a W iley In w hich a re lo c a te d Saddle m ufes a r o ^ e tn ifu a e d on the irew -plac ! be mixed w ith gasoline for autom cbllo * u se.. , D r. E d e l w ill b eg in a chermlcAl .*a n a ly s is of th e e th y l g a s to -d a y . H e i said It m ay be several weeks, before he has made a satisfactory teat of the num erous y a te r m ounds. Evidently th<S?e w a s m o re m o is tu re a n d w a te r ip the d istrict In those early days th a n now exists. canyon tra h s. Carrier ptgeons will bring m essagraVo Grand Canyon and a portable radio set will keep the ex pedition In touch w ith th e w orld. J00 the Ba . toaethar ! a ! effect all . \ 1 m 1 Q ualities of poison In It. i , T he Company* S tatem en t. S ta n d a rd OH C o m p an y o fficials In form ed M r. David th a t the m an u fac tu re o f ethyl gas has been going on In th e B ay w ayA plant fo r only six w eek s. F o r ty `ftv ^ r i e n In s h ifts w ere | em ployed In th ^ la b o r a to r y . Their ; W ork d iffered ,'-b u t m ost wore p u t to ' Work tra n sfe rrin g the liquid to large lead c o n tain ers, In w hich It Is shipped ' to th e refin in g p la n t In th e W est. All f th e f o r ty -fiv e m en w ho w o rk ed In th e lab o rato ry w ere effected to some . degree. M any of them were treated at th e ir hom es by com pany physicians. 1. P ro s e c u to r D avid m ade th is otn to - 1tnent yesterday: " M y In fo rm a tio n Is th a t th e co m p an y has bekn m anufacturing tills jras fo r as much as a year. I havo le a rn e d t h a t m en w e re sickened In th e m anu factu re of this gas as long an four m onths ago. I know the stuff b o s boon sold In E lizabeth fo r os long os th ree m onths. I am told It has been' sold In largo quantities In the M iddle W est. I have no w ay of kn o w in g how m uch has been sold or W here. So fa r1 fts I kn o w th e re h ave n o t. b e en a n y p erson* sickened b y It e x c e p t those emj^loyed In Its m a n u fa c tu re a t Bayw ay." T h e c o m p a n y 's fir s t e x p la n atio n of th e sickness and death of Its w orkers w as "that It 'cnm e from some uniden the facts before the G rand Ju ry w hen I have gathered them /* D r. C harles N orris, M edical E x a m iner here, perform ed an autopsy on the body of M cSweeney, as ho non on the body of W alter Dym ock. the second to die. ' "It shows a^ very unusual condi tio n /* he said , im h e h a d of th e first autopsy. _**There can he no q uestion th a t the sam e condition existed in both bodies., It appears v ery m uch from the sym ptom s and th e autopsies th at there was lead poisoning there, bu t I cannot tell definitely w ithout carerul analysis, w hich m ay take weeks. " I have an Idea I w ill find an o th er poison p re s e n t os w ell a s cod , T h a t Is a n a ssu m p tio n . B fit K-JiavG n o t know n lead poisoning to act so violently before. It is certain th a t w h a te v e r It m a y be, It 1* d a n g e ro u s and if* sale o u g h t to b e p ro h ib ite d . I have no w ay of know ing w hether thin gas would be dangerous tp the autom obile driver using It. o r tho pedestrian who j breathes exhaust fum es." Dr. F ran k J. M onaghan. H e alth C om m issioner, <m4d he h a s been, i n v estig atin g g asoline m ix tu res In w hich lead Is used fo r several m onths.' H e will extend this to ethyl gak. B areau, No. 793' Broadway. Dr. H enderson said: "T he sale to th e public of gasoline c o n ta in in g le a d lri n o w re p o rte d in N ew J e rs e y , 34Ary1and, th e M iddle W estern 8 tates , and elsew here. It should be stopped' Im m ediately and p ro h ib ite d , u n til th e s u b je c t ** fu lly Investigated by scientific experts, otherw ise there I s 'g r e a t danger of w id e sp rea d `"poisoning a m o n g m en a t gasolln^ fllllng\statlons. garages, re pair shops and even am on$\tbe gen eral public/^ A com plete Investigation of the w orking conditions In th e B ayw ay plant, a s well as m easures to safe guard the w orkers and the general public against tetraethyl lead, was requested by the W orkers* H ealth Bureau in a le tte r to D r. Jaco b Cole T rite, S ta te Comrnlsstcmer o f H ealth In 'N ew Jersey . T he bu reau ex plained 1t re p re s e n ts m ore th a n 50, 000 organized w orkers th ro u g h o u t the country. Charles H. W eeks, D eputy Com m issioner of Labor in N ew Jersey, sent Inspectors yesterday to the Bayway plant to determ ine w hether the State law s relatin g to ventilation have been conserved and w hether w orkmen h are been subjected to con ditions endangering th eir health. from th e echr ` ley'a ccransel old o renride 150 case of c other 150 jtase e to C ' to o k alm ost/ 1,000 ( _ , m em ber oc the chi Lieut. cO m m ander aide to tb j chief o f i ' S e r v ic e ,'a d m itte d th e jS-- of 4 o to prche, , nU ehari prevision reH tln, 'O : o.p o rta ti or. , the Ted, nt Cat Harold m a n . s o t Baeht b o th o f Le . Philip K eatln* Keatln* | eff Glotze** Joseph a r r y a n d J . Salem , A m erteaj in : boats < tld 1 r e been plj i "tram rorr th e T m pa be fleet F rid ay . Ti tified gas caused'by th e experim enta tio n ''o n .ethyl gas for a new and b e t It was the charge of Prof. Yarndell H e n d erso n of T a le t h a t `'e th y l g a s TRUCK KILLS GIRL SKATER. m otor boats we * h t-' here. ' Wh te r-c o m p o u n d . T*frc_ co m p a n y fu r th e r c o n ta in s a d a n g e ro u s a m o u n t of t e t ' I^Spiid,' a. s ta te m e n t a ss e rtin g the ra e th y l lead w hich b ro u g h t th e b e fk # R th e B a c h m a n ' m a t rested, h u t no ladle, w orkers h ad been w arned of their lief th a t the victim s of "looney gas" ag ain st him . d a n g e r and - required to w ear gas might, bo traced to lead poisoning. fa a consnltatloT fcnapks a n d ta k e o th e r p re c au tio n s. David had this to say: satisfied m any of the workers d id -n o t know the danger they were S ta n d a rd OH officials told M r.-D av id 's representatives only a sm all spoonful 3f e th y l g as Is used In e v e ry gallo n of gasoline In order to Increase g a s JOdce M erton order. O I J00 tak en by Cc f r o m tw o ( m e m b e r __ crew w h i were not I 1 ru n n in g . I also believe some of the oline efficiency, do aw ay w ith carbon d efen d aett' coon.' w o rk ers w ere no t m asked nor told 'leposlts and stop engine knocking. further am oant of : to w ear ru b b er gloves a n d . rubber boots. I do not know w hether the com pany showed crim inal negligence in th is re g a rd . T h a t Is WhAt I, am Im m ediate prohibition of tho sale of gasoline c o n ta in in g le a d to **pr&vent the danger of w idespread poison-, ln g " w as u rg e d by D r. H e n d erso n In- In front o>ff..> fiorjte-drawrt tru c k of the American PIlvray E xprs* Compon y. KW illiam Johnion. fort y, of Ridgefield Park. N . J., drlrer of the track, wn- locked o o in th e O sarle* Str*t S tation tr y in g ,to find o u t. B u t R w ill p u t -a telesT om to th e ,,Workor* a x a tacha io ai cb&r^a c i ty a r 'd d * from m ember of li Mortem said, thl ehc nnl** th e L o fted : could PTOT It V U P r4 A }rhs (A