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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wpi'Lt lkc to buy grocery business
Must bc good stand ANA pa wing prom
oSltlou. REPLIES confidential Address
l. 800. care Times Dispatch
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$50 reward for Ford car stolen on night
Of January Is. Motor No. 712464 c.
L. Adams
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Hot Springs, Va. Feb. 10, 1916
20 the Stockholders of the Virginia Hot


To the Stock holdcrs of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company:
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
crs of the Virginia Hot Springs Com
pany for the purpose of clccting direc-
tors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come
before the said meeting. including the
approval of all OF the acts Of this ,~oard
Of directors and OF all committees
thereof Of the said company in the
past year. will be held In the ofiice OF
ihe said company in the Homestead
DAY. the 2Gth day OF February. 1915.
at u y. NJ: The transfer books will
be closed Friday, February Is, at
=. NJ. and remain closed until 10 \. NJ
Monday, February IS. 1916.
II. ALBERT. Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
crs OF the Cans Rady Company will
he held a, the Office Of the company,
ZOOS East Main street Richmond. Va.
on WEDNESDAY. March l, at Il
O'Clock noon.
GEORGE ". RADT.
Secretary.
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FOR SALE-Eellicles.

FOR wagons, 20 TO Richardson Bros
6lJ Brook Avenue, painting. repair
ing and rubber tire work. Madison
1867
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LOST, collie dog, sable color, with
white breast. Answers 10 name o!
Jack. Reward IL returned to Or. Syclc.
lo4 ~ West Grace.
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LOST. pearl stick pin Thursday after
noon. Return Jefferson Hotel receive
reuarH
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LOST, cameo brooch about size OF
quarter Oval shape. in old fash
toned sottinE. Return to eos East
C;raca Reward.
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ICE, coal AMI WOOD

RE3T PENNSYLVANIA white ash anthra.
cite, stove, nut and egg, $3.50; splini
$3.50; New River lump. $5.I5: New River
or Pocahontas mt. So: .un of mite
1925. w. Il. Ecams. 707 North Seven
tccnth Madison G434.
SPECIAL This week, briquctts. Sc ton;
kindlinS wood. 81 load: large oak
and pine blocks; every kind Of coal
used in Richmond. Just try me once
j.. r. Long, Madison 1869.
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WANTED-I'arns.

FARM wantcd-Wint 10 correspond
with parties having farm for sale
None but owners need answer. Nj &.
TreXlcr, Newton. Iii
WANTED. small! farm near Richmond
or near railroad station. Price not
over 100. II YOU have anything at
lractivc TO offer, address u 600. care
Times DiSpatch
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. between Odeon ard Thirty
fourth Street. plain roman gold
bracelet Round. Suitable reward IL
returned 70 Tlrres-Dispatch or phone
Madison 1921.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, :. second hand motor for =
moior-hoat: not less than i0-H. l.
Must he III good condition. State
name. model. price, etc. Address l.. y.
HuN InI. t'itN.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN. on HAMPTON poads
beautiful location. country and sea
shore combined with city convcnienc.s
Excellent table. TermE. So 10 81, pnr
week Near golf links. Open all the
year. Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn,
Hampton Va.
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-N.,NTENAnN MI:rIINDISr cEl,r,u

CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH,
, Grace street. between Fourth and Fiftur.--
Preaching At u \. NJ. and p. NJ by the
uasior REV. r 4. SMoOT. Morning sub
oct. trtiStItnity uud IN" non Chris g. u
l."hsion. Evening subject: ri. pub.
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BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
.I"nit, ami BROAD Stre"ts,.- Preaching az
II y NJ. ana : T. VI. Hy the pastor. REV.
FRED l. CtiENAri.T. Morning theme:
Business i Booming" Evening theme.
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Beneath the silent shade OF Oaiwood
where the sunlight sWc.t!v falls
Lies the one ! love 50 dearly
Whom I never more can call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

BoTTOMS-1n loving remembrance Of
my dear husband who dicd ole wear
ago to-day. February ~. 1915
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FOR ItE<T-isUuIns

FURNISHED rooms. central location.
. South Fifth.
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

a. On
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FOR RENT-RcaI Estate

FOR rent. building rear Of Fourteenth
and Main Streets: suitable for ship
storage or small factory. Richcson y
trutchfleid Eleventh and Bank Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

WANTEp: porters. Apply shipping
clerk. Kaufman & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
Cabinet Families.

The Secretary of State has practically
retired from social affairs for the rest
of the sea son, and. taking the advice of
his physician, will refrain from making
other engagements of that nature. He
so far recovered from a recent indis-
position, however. as to attend the
cabinet meeting Friday. and will soon
be back at the State Department.
Mrs Lansing has not only carried out
her own engagements for luncheon and
tea parties, but has filled the dinner
engagements made for her and the
Secretary. Mrs Lansing was guest
assistant secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Andrew j. Peters. but will prob
ably not make any new dinner engage
ments for the present.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo will leave Washington
Tuesday for Chapple Hill, and May 81
the Secretary will deliver an address
at the commencement exercises of the
University of North Carolina. They
will be absent from the capital for
several days.
The Secretary and Mrs McAdoo have
taken a cottage at Spring Lake. n. j..
for the summer and their departure
from Washington will depend greatly
upon the weather and the official af-
fairs of the Secretary.
The Secretary of War. Mr. Newton
Baker, will leave here tomorrow for
Cleveland. and when he returns to
Washington will be accompanied by
Mrs. Baker and their children
The Secretary was member of the
party of officials who went to An
napolis yesterday as the guests of the
superintendent of the Naval Academy
and Mrs. Eberle.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane will return here tomorrow
from a short visit in New York, during
which time the Secretary delivered an
address.
Mrs. Lane and Miss Nancy Lane will
probably leave Washington about the
middle. of June for Essex, where they
have taken cottage for the summer
Mrs. Daniels will return to Washing
ton today from Annapolis. where she
went yesterday with the Secretary of
the Navy and a large party of cabinet
folk and other officials to be guests of
the superintendent of the academy and
Mrs. Eberle.
The Secretary and Mrs Daniels were
guests of honor at the dinner party
which Capt. and Mrs. Eberle entertained
last night, and later assisted them in
receiving the guests a the hop.
Mrs. Mary Gloves Daniels. the mother
of the Secretary, is in Washington for
her annual spring visit. having re-
turned here from North Carolina with
the Secretary and Mrs. Daniels early
in the week. An interesting sight on
the driveways of the city each after
noon is to see the Secretary and Mrs.
Daniels, or perhaps Mrs. Daniels only
driving out with the mother. who is
much interested in all that goes on in
Washington.
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A Coming Wedding.

comb of Capitol Hill have issued invi-
tations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Flossie Ivy, and Mr.
William Edward Grigg of Richmond
Va. June !. at the Epworth NJ. E
Church South Rev. Boyd V. Switzer
will officiate.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Newcomb. as maid OF
honor. and Mrs. Leslie b. Evans and
Mrs. Richard a. oliver of Richmond
Va, Will be the matrons of honor
Master Guydell Blake. cousin of the
bride, will be ring bearer. Mr.. E
Bernard Grigg OF Mobile, Ala. brother
of the bridegroom. will be best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Harry w
Brfmer. Mr. Charles L. Munnerlyn, Mr.
Lewis Watkins and Mr.. Robert John
son.
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Mrs. Etzler Entertains.

Mrs. Harry Etzler gave a luncheon
Friday at her residence on Illinois ave
nue. in honor of Mrs. Ida Rogers.
Pink roses formed the table decora-
ton and the guests were Mrs. F. A.
Eberley. Mrs. Lillian Nichols. Mrs Me
Naught, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. R. Nichols
Mrs. A. HALEY and Miss Marguerite
Eberley.
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her famous trip around the world in
eighty days. back in the SOS. Nellie Bly,
beating her into New York by some six
hours.
Among those calling at Mrs. Ohls
were Nine. vignal, wife Of the mill
tary attache of the french embassy:
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, the military
attache OF the japanese embassy, Mrs
Malcolm McConhe and Mrs Fremont
Mrs. John c. Fremont is closing her
house this week and going to her coun-
try place, near Penn
Leaving for berton. in pennsyl-
Summer Home. calls small farm
though 1t consists of some seventy
acres or more-part of which is a por-
ton of the original grant decided to
some of her ancestors of the Lippin-
colt family.
The military attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Nignal expect to
remain in Washing
To Spend ton throughout the
summer, as many
Summer Here. others are planning
to do, among them Senator and Mrs.
Swanson and the assistant solicitor OF
the State Department and Mrs. Gary.
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Charming Garden Party
Frock of Pink and White.
Gossip Of Society,".

The announcement that the wedding
of Commander William Spencer Leve-
son-Gower. r. n.
Wedding at brother and heir
c, -, presumptive of Earl
o''ie' Granville. and Lady
Rose Doves Lyon, daughter of the Earl
and Countess Of Strathmore, is to take
place at CLAIMS Castle, in Perthshre, is
especially interesting al this time when
the Precautionary of Shakespeare is be-
ing so widely celebrated. because Gla-
mis- Castle is one of the old places
spoken of by the Bard of Avon in his
play of Macbeth" Incidentally, it
was the last castle in Scotland to have
a jester. and the parti-colored satin
garments of the last Jester are used as
curiosity. thrown over one end of a
screen in the drawing room.
Also CLAIMS. which in the peculiar
way the British have of leaving out a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
AT Home Tomorrow.

Mrs Charles Barclay Welsh of New
Hampshire avenue will be at home to-
morrow afternoon from to S O'Clock
for the last time this season. She will
have receiving with her Miss Meade of
Pittsburgh, who has been her guest for
some days past.
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also completes this all-one-tone cos
tune.
Another effective costume of brown
is one which Miss Meyer, daughter of
the former Sec
An Effective retary of the
Costume of Brown. several occa-
sions during her recent visit here.
1t was q brown and-white striped
taffeta gown made with pointed tun1c
and surplice bodice. with which she
wore small chip hat of the same shade
of brown trimmed with wings.
Miss Ethel Hartman wears a becom-
ing gown of black-and- striped
batiste. m e
An A+tractive with pleated
skirt, the pleats
Frock in Batiste. stitched down
over the hips, giving the effect of
yoke The bodice is surplice. and the
black velvet sirdle has an effective
bow IN the center of the back.
A double Medici collar of white or
ganule completes IHS lIiliHllllS dpoul
the neck, and makes a pretty setting
for a handsome string of pearls.
Miss Hartman wears with this little
gown q black hat trimmed with white
daisies about the crown.
Mr:. Albert lie Breton wears a pref
ty leg horn hat with the crown of pink
chiffon and an
A Gay Touch elaborate trim,
Given by the Hat. corn -colored rib
bons The ribbons are half an inch
wide. and beginning at the apex of the
crown, run downward in a spreading
design over crown and rim. interlacing
each other in an effective manner. Mrs
lie Breton gives a note of contrast to
her dress by wearing this gay little hat
with dark blue Norfolk suit.
Mrs. Frederick Atherton has lovely
hat of rose-colored chip. jaunty up
turned shape trimmed with ostrich
feathers of the same beautiful color.
which she wears with dark blue geor-
gette crepe gown made with a long
tunic reaching to the knees and en-
broidered with white tube beads. The
sleeves are of white georgette crepe.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte has pictur-
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| letter here and there in the pronuncia-
| ton of names, is called CLANS has
secret room and banshee.
| A weird story is told of the secret
chamber. which is to the effect that
once. many years ago when there was
house party was in progress, and. the
| house party was in progress, and the
gentlemen having all gone hunting.
the ladies conceived the interesting
idea of finding the secret room. quite
| unmindful of the family tradition that
some dire thing would happen If any
one but the lord and master of the
castle and the heir presumptive knew
of its wherea bouts.
The scheme. Matched in some clever
feminine brain, was to so into each
room they knew about and tie hand
kerchief from the windows: then to go
outside and see which window had no
handkerchief. and thus to find out
where the secret room was located
While the company was engaged in
this pursuit the hunting party re-
turned headed by the host and lord
when he discovered what was going
on. and he ordered the company within
At dinner that night the hostess did
not appear. nor for any meals the day
following. and so the party gradually
broke up, the members of 1t taking
their leave one by one.
One guest. however, had been away
to Edinborough town while all this
was going on, and he returned one
moonlight night to see the lord OF the
castle standing in window, and while
he looked he saw him throw a package
stained with blood from the window
into the moat.
He did not see his hostess, his host
saying she was indisposed, and so he
too rode away in a day or two.
Years afterward he visited an in
sane asylum in Italy. where he saw a
lady carrying a muff. Her face was
strangely familiar and so he asked who
she was and to his surprise was told
she was his former hostess. To sur
prise was added CONSERVATION, when
the information was added that she
had neither hands nor tongue. and he
recalled the bloody package he had
seen and the story of the quest for the
secret chamber.
If any one believes the CHASTITY rumor
nowadays they are not saddened by it by
a visit 10 CLAIMS for the old castle. with
its turrets and its keep. is as gay as
bright furnishings and perfect taste can
ina CINE.
The old hallway might be dark and drear
were Il not for its floor covering of cardi
iinal felt with snowy white sheepskn
rug at every door. and plenty of rich
hanging intermingled with the polished
armor its stone walls.
In the turret where arChers used to
shoot their arrows at their enemies
through the Sits in the wall is wind
ing spiral stairway. and the base of
each of the Sits or openings which
look like Sits from the ground below,
serves a niche for some rare piece
of porcela in or statuary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

esque gown Of black brocade. with polka
dots scat
A Quaint Fetching tered over
Gown of Black Brocade. :. wade
with panner drapery on the hips, Civ
ing a bouffant appearance to the gown,
and a quaint touch is given by deep
frills of white batiste at throat and ell
bows the pleated frills being at least
eight inches wide.
A large black sailor hat worn with the
gown completes the costume, the sim
plicity of which is by no means it's least
charm.
Miss LIE Seure wears a charming dress
Of dark blue georgette crepe, the skirt
trimmed with
A Dainty Frock tiny ruffles of
of Crepe and Taffeta. the 'Ai sam %
ward from the hem almost to the hips.
The blouse is on the surplice model
with bands of taffeta running over the
shoulders. She wears with it an all
white hat trimmed with posies. and,
a small errine scarf
Mrs. Malcolm McConihe was most
fetchingly gowned for the White House
& ard Q n
Charming Garden Party party
Frock of Pink and White. = ~
eeorgette crepe. bordered in rose. the
pink band being crossed by narrow
stripes of black in the square lattice
pattern. The gown is made with
long. full tunic. falling in irregular
lines about the bottom. the tunic being
banded with the effective rose and
black border The underskirt is of
white georgette crepe. is the bodice
except for deep. square collar of the
rose trimming to the back, under a
similar collar of white crepe. Mrs Nc
tonihes hat was a pink straw sailor
trimmed profusely about the crown
with pink foliage and leaves of the
same shade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

of no dispute and it continues TO be
the favored shape
The Popularity Ct with / women
apparently and for
the Sailor Hat. al occasions
Mrs. Richard Townsend wears be-
coming black sailor trimmed with
black aigret:es with black and white
striped silk gown. which is effectively
combined with black chiffon over white
lace a distinctive feature of the gown
being an ella borate orna mentatlo
about the base of the bodice and the
hip yoke of the skirt. the two being
embroidered in black silk In a close and
ornate pattern, giving the effect of
black lace.
Stripes also continue to be popular,
effective gown of
Stripes Still striped silk, tn, the
Much in Vogue. are dull green and
purple The skirt is of taffeta. the
bodice of purple georgette crepe over
green, comb with lace.
The hat worn with it is small green
straw trimmed with black velvet roses
about the base of the crown and lettuce
green velvet flowers on the top of the
crown.
A most attractive and distinctive suit
is one which Mrs. Larz Anderson has
been wearing, soft
A Symphony shade of brown
in Coff pro,r,n eii'
suit. or rather a one-piece gown over
which when occa sion requires a hip
length coat Is worn.
Aside from the usual features as to
fullness and length, which conform to
the favored models of the season, the
distinctive feature of the gown is the
trimming of buttons of cloth of the
same material as the gown, which
mark apparent openings in the bodice.
For instance, two rows of buttons run
down the front of the gown from the
corsage to some five inches. say, below
the waist, and on the sides at the un-
der-arm seams are similar rows of but
tons. the buttons edging an inverted
pleat. a fold that spreads out into a
pleat below the last button on the
hips.
The coat is trimmed with empice-
ments deliberately braided. which define
the waist line in the back.
small, close fitting hat of the same
outstanding wings of the same shade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
Mrs. Oils
Informal Tea.
Society's Calendar for the Week.

MONDAY.-NIr. and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell recep-
ton at $50 to meet Miss George and Miss Kenny,
Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn, the Colonial
Danes Club
Mrs. Frederick r. Harris, luncheon
TUESDAY-Senator and Mrs Charles s. Thomas, dinner.
Mrs. Will Point, bridge.
WEDNESDAY.-Maj. and Mrs. James A. Shpton dinner.
Mrs. John Wyeth dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs c. V. Wheeler, dinner.
Card party the Congressional Club.
THURSDAY.-Mrs William H Thompson, luncheon.
Marriage of Miss Alice Wardman and Mr. Edmond Don
Rheem at brides home.
SATURDAY.-Marrage OF Miss Barbara Harris Tharp and
Mr. Benjamin Ames Laning at pm, St Johns
Church. West Washington
Marriage of Miss Helen Starr Myers and Dr. Bates Ech
inson of Gaithersburg in the evening" the brides
home
Marriage OF Miss Maude Irene Dakin and DR.. William
Sidney Johnson at pm, the brides home.
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ames Poore and Mr. Oliver
Hazard Perry Champln, jr, at St Margarets Church
at o'clock.
Annual base ball game benefit free at
Providence Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
Gowns and Their Wearers.

4 very attractive gown of black
georgette crepe, trimmed with jet. and
sketchy pat
White Effective tern OF en-
Touch With Black. ~ stss, heads
is worn by Mrs Daniels. wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. There is vest
down the front of the bodice of jet and
steel passementerie and shoulder straps
of jet. black sailor hat of rather small
size. wreathed with white roses, yelled
with black maline, accompanies the gown.
Mrs. Lane. wife of the Secretary of
scheme of
Two Shades of Blue VII c is
Successfully Combined. asmucb as
two entirely distinct shades of blue are
combined successfully. The material of
the gown itself is a Chinese crepe bro
cade, of a peculiar shade. resembling
peacock as nearly as the oriental color
can and the trimming is of a darker
shade of blue of an entirely different
cast. a shade a bit duller than navy
blue
The gown is made with founces on
the skirt. three in number, extending
from waist to hem. and each is bor-
dered by a band of dark blue.
Bands of the same ornament the
bodice. which is softened about the
corsage and throat with georgette
crepe of the same tone.
Mrs. Lanes hat is a small sailor
shape. wreathed with white roses.
Mrs. John W. Foster wears an effec-
tive suit of heavy ribbed silk in cream
color. The coat,
A Smart Braided which is hip
: Silk Suit. 1870.
broidered down the front and on the
hips with fine silk braid of the same
color
Mrs. Foster wears with this suit
small white sailor trimmed with white
rlacs and a white feather boa about her
shoulders.
The popularity of the sailor hat admits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

Mrs. j. Kingsley Obi was hostess Al a
delightful informal tea Friday after
noon, inviti n g
Mrs 0hTs guests to her at
Informal Tea. orna,a VIII Ch;s
nese dra peries and curios, to meet Mrs.
c. W. Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Wetmore.
after living some years in England.
have come back to their native country.
finding it freer from aeroplanes and
taxes than England, and are looking
for house in which to locate in Wash
ington. They will probably spend the
summer at their place on Long Island
and return here in the autumn. Mrs.
Wetmore was Nellie Bly's adversary in
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Mrs. Lane. wife of the Secretary of
;the Interior. has a gown the color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
Stripes Still
Much in Vogue

A most attractive and distinctive sui
is one which Mrs. Larz Anderson ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

Stripes also continue to be popular
and Mrs Richardson Glover wears al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

Mrs. Foster wears with this suit
small white sailor trimmed with whit,
shoulders.
The popularity of the sailor hat admit:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

Mrs. Malcolm McConihe was most
'fetchingly gowned for the White House
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-19
An Interesting Test.

The Sinclair Haskell test we'll to be
drilled in section 11-4-1w, is attract
ing much attention among oil men now
and it is stated that good prices are
being paid for acreage near there.
James II. Mathers, who with James A.
Cotner has charge of the legal matters
connected with the drilling, sent out
to the site this morning the last load
of material needed in the construc-
tion of the rig. Davidson Bros. are
building the rig and the drilling con
tract has been let to Fox & Lamb,
who are Healdton field contractors
The company has large water tank
filled with water and drilling should