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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. H.

The postponed school nsetiag will be
held next Tuesday, April Is, a. . O'Clock
in the town hall at the center. Several
schoolhouses in the town win be sold by
auction to the highest bidder at this
meeting.
The next regular meeting Of spaherd
Grange will be held next Saturday even
ing, April T. The first and second de
grees will be conferred "a q class of can,
didates. The meeting will be called at
Is o'clock. Every officer is reinsestcd II
lo present.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
TRANSPORTS. BRINGING
LAST UNITS or THE 18TH.

MONGOLIA.
Sailed from Brest April /; due in
Boston April 10.
400 officers and men.
5lst artillery brigade head
quarters, including Brig. Gen.
John H. Sherburne and staff.
Second battalion headquarters,
headquarters company Y detach-
ment, supply company, medical
detachment, batteries c, d, E, T,
10fst field artillery.
1G2d field artillery.
lo3d field artillery.
WINIFREDIAN.
Sailed from Brest April 6; due in
Boston April Is.
100 officers, and 2,207 men.
10lst headquarters train and
military police.
l01st supply train.
10lst sanitary train
Part of the 101st ammunition
train.
PATRICIA.
Sailed from Brest April s; due in
Boston April 16.
1o2d machine gun battalion.
l03d machine gun battalion.
10lst field signal battalion.
BATTLEsHIP NEW JERSEY.
Believed to have sailed from
Brest April z; due in Boston
April Is.
Five companies Goth ammuni-
ton train. :.
Casuals of 103d field artillery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
Judaina the World.

People seem not to see that their
opinion of the world is also asconfes-
sion Of character. We can. only see
what we are, and, if we misbehaye.
we suspect others.-Emerson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
POET AND NATURALIST.
Charles Elmer Jenny Died in California
Last Night.

FRESNO, CAL, April 9,--Charles FL
mer Jenny, poet and naturalist, died last
night at Colfax. He was the author of
several volumes of poetry and was a fire.
quent contribute. to periodicals He was
a native of Massachusetts
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

AR and Mrs Clark Howe have gone
to their new home, after a tree-weeks'
stay with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Clough
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

Eleven women are to serve on the
faculty Of the University of CalIfor-
mia S session at Los Angeles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

There are those who think the surest
test OF love is the pocketbook and may
be they re right--who knows?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

This is the first photograph received
in the United States of Countess karo-
tyi, wife of Count Michael KaroIyi of
Budapest. The countess is the daugh-
ter of Count Julius Andrassy, late
foreign minister of the former Aus
tro-Hungarian monarchy. Her hus-
band is the president of the Hun
garian republic.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

During 4 recess at the afternoon ses-
sion of the house, Mr.. Estee of Mont
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with King instead of Queen to mOve)
whose title we could not remember until
getting TO this paragraph on the type
writer. Then we recalled The Man With
The Clabfoot as the red haired girls
plot brother. The difficulty concocted
here is that Margaret Travers gets pass
port, with the aid Of guile and pretty
face, for Mrs. Margie Fargo of Kankakee,
ILL.,, and her husband, her brother to play
The role Of the husband on the return
journey, Margaret being the American
woman for the time being. But her
brother passes her on his way out Of
Belgium as she is getting safely into that
troubled country. A husband has to be
provided TO make the passport and the
Mrs. Fargo work. An American aviator
serving with the French army who has had
TO descend In Belgium is, in double sense,
the god from the machine. And the diff
ficulties he and Margaret Travers have in
getting out of Belgium are complicated,
dangerous and exciting enough to furnish
a good two hours reading for any one.
Beyond this Mr.. Gamblers story is not
marked by anything to make it aught else
but "just another novel"
THE WHITE HORSE AND THE RED
HAIRED GIRL. By KENYON GAMBrER.
George II. Doran Company. $3.50.
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the style employed and made public in
the manner adopted quite as largely TO
weld and solidify public opinion at home
as to indict Government abroad. I'm
restrained denunciation of the Bolshc-
visits as German agents and the .ttribu-
ton to the Kaiser of Russian successes
of intrigue which it is now obvious he
never achieved do not read effectively
any longer. If the Bolshevists had been
true agents Of Wilhelm and if Wilhelm had
carried everything before him in Russia, as
once seemed plausible, Wilhelm would not
now be visitor at Amerongen Castle,
Holland. And Germany would not be at
the mercy of her own Bolshevist elements.
Withal these papers make interesting
reading. 1t goes without saying that
they are written with force, point and very
frequently with passion. Much, per-
haps most, in them remains as frue to-
day as the day it was penned; much, per-
haps most, is something to remember, and
all is material for useful, reflective
thought. Those who wish to gather
American thought and opinion on the war
during its progress will certainly require
this book.
YOILEYS FROM \ NON -COA1BATANT.
BY WILLIAM Roscoe THAYER. Doubleday,
Page & Go. s..
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Biography.

WIVES OF THE PRIME MINISTER'S,
1Si4l906. BY ELIZABETH LEE. Eight
women are dealt with-Laly Caroline
Lamb, Lady Peel, Lady John Russell
Countess Russell, Lady Palmerston,
Mrs. Disraeli (Viscountess BeaconsfieId).
Mrs. Gladstone, Lady Salisbury and Lady
Campbell Zimmerman. Index. New York:
i. i. Dutton & Go. So
CHARLOTTE BRONTE. IslG-la1G: A
CENTENARY MEMORIAL. Edited by
BUTLER WooD. Prepared by the BrontJ
Society, with a forcword by Ms.
HUMPHRY WARD. Three maps, twenty
eight Illustrations, index. Among the con
tributors are Edmund Gossc Gilbert X.
Chesterton, Arthur G, Benson, the late
Richard Garnett and Sir Sidney Lee New
York: E. p. Dutton < Co. a.
CHRISTOPHER: A STUDY IN HUMAN
PERSONALITY. BY Sir OLIVER j.
LorGE. Memoir of Christopher Tenant, n
nephew of Lady Stanley. VINO came OF
age and died in France and who Stands
for the young manhood all over the
world New York: George II. Doran
Company. s..
CIEMENCEAU: THE MAN AND HIS
TINE. By II. NJ. HYHBNAN. Life story
of the Prime Minister of France bv an
admiring British Socialist leader. New
York Frederick A. Stokes Company. S..
MY HUSBAND. BY Mrs. NEkNoN CASTLE.
Story Of the life of a famous dancer who
Lccamc an aviator. Illustrated by photo
graphs. New York: Charles Scribncr's
Sons
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Reconstruction.

THE LEADERS AND THE 'PLAIN
PEOPLE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
By JOHN FARwELI. moons. An essay OF
under fifty pages embOdying utterances
respecting the war and a League OF Ma
lions. Boston: Marshall Jones Com
pany. 81.
WAR FINANCE. By CLARENCE W. BAR
RON. Mr. Barron, who is manager of the
Val Street Journal. made tine s4dies for
this book in Europe, ard principally from
Switzerland Is a base Boston: pou;shton
MIhlin Company. $l.Jh.
THE FOOD CRISIS AND AMERICAN
ISM. BY WILLIAM STULL. The author
has had long experience with farm mort
cages and agricultural conditions. He
criticiscs the treatment of the farmer by
the Government, thinking that misinfor
nation and ignorance have lei 10 unwise
legislation. New York: The Macmillan
Company. Sl.2j.
REMAINING \ MAN. By CoURTEsAY BAY
IoR. Discussion of a method of Iaental re-
fitting by a member of the Emmanuel
Movement of Boston, with especial refer
ence to shell shock. New York; Moffat.
Yard & Co. $l.2J.
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Miscellaneous.

THE BOOK OF PHILADELPHIA. BIZ
ROBERT SHACKLEToN. History euliycncd
by anecdotes and told "a a story. Mr..
Shacketon has written similar books about
New York and Boston. Illustrated with
photographs and drawings. Philadelphia:
Penn Publishing Company. g..
CLEANING AND RENOVATTNG At
HOME: \ HOUSEHOLD MANUAL. BY
f. &. OSMAN. Enlarged edition of book
which tells no" to clean everything, from
carpets to jcwciry. WilIncttc, Illinois:
Home Economy Book Company. $l20.
TIE BUSINESS or HOME MANAGE
MENT. By MAHY P~TT!SoN. The author
is a former president of the New Jersey
State Federation of Women : Clubs, and
the book is the record Of results obtained
ia several wears Of a household experiment
station. New YORK: RObcr; NJ. Mcbride
& Co. So.
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"The White Horse and
the Red-Haired Girl"

THE intriguing juxtaposition of the
l. red haired girl and the white horse
once made famous by THE Sun has moth
ing to do with Kenyon Gamblers The
White Horse and the Red-Hdired Girl.
In fact, the white horse fashioned by ma
ture in one Of those chalky hillsides in
England has only the faintest connection
with Margaret Travers of Tortholme
Manor, Churwell, Berks, the red haired
girl Of the title, who went to Belgium in
the early days Of the war on mission
that was chiefly concerned with getting
her brother, a British officer OF the Naval
Brigade, lying hidden in Belgian con-
vent, out Of that country and incidentally
bringing Some English children with her
as n screen.
Now, this tale carries the reader over
but one week of time and from England
through Holland to Belgium and return. At
the outset, we confess, we we're confused at
its resemblance to tale very much of
the same gaInbit as to its opening (only
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Verse.

FISHERMAN VERSE. By WILLIAMS
HAYNES and JOSEPH LEROY HARRISON.
An anthology of verse about fishing, in
cluding nearly $50 poems from Izaak Wal
ton to Robert Bridges, and appropriately
equipped with an introduction by Henry
van Dyke. New York: Duf1i9ld & CO.
$50.
GOLDEN STARS AND OTHER VERSES.
By HENET VAN DYKE. \ dozen poems
which have appeared in the magazines in
1913 and 1919. New York: Charles Serb
ncr : Sons. 30 cents.
THE SONG OF THREE FRIENDS. By
john G. NErIEGDT. Narrative poem OF
the upper Missouri River county in the
ls3Gs; historical tale of three, trappers
and boatmcn. New York: The Macmillan
Company. $l.25.
AFTERGLOW. b. JAMES FENIMoRr
COOPER, .JR. Poems and an essay by a
grcatgraud,01 OF the American novelist
who died at Camp Dix in 1918. ForcworI
by Prof. Henry A. Beers of YIlc New
Haven: Yale University Press. 81.
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William Roscoe Thayer's
Collected War Papers

INDICATING his book, Folieys From
~ Non ombdtoat, TO the historian
Charles Downcr Hazen, that other his
torian, William Roscoe Yhayer, biographer
of Cavo,r and John Hay, explains that
the purpose in making a volume of his
articles written during the war is to af-
ford us hereafter the means Of recol-
Letting how some of US felt from time to
time in the world trial just ended. Mr..
Thayer is actually more modest than this
he does not pretend that the essays
spoke for more than himself, though, of
course, .aey actually did; for whatever
his mistakes they were far from unrepre-
sensitive. And whatever his mistakes he
had, and has, the courage Of them.
Courage ii requires TO put yourself on rec
ord as Mr., Thayer does in this book. Few
care nov to be reminded, or to remind
others, of their hostility toward Presl-
dent Wilson's policy Of addressing 'nOtes'
to Germany. Mr.. Thayer did not realize
at the time that the 'notes' winch tried
some patriotic tempers we're written IN
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War Books.

THE DIARY OF 4 GERMAN SOLDIER.
By FELDwEBEL C. Translation of the
French in which a German non com
nssioned officer wrote. The author is fur
ther identified as n first sergeant in the
Lightly eighth Infantry, Twenty first Di-
vision, Eighteenth Army Corps. New
York: Alfred A. knopf. $3.50.
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION ASPECTS. BY
ROBERT CRozIER LONG. The author was
correspondent in Russia G9l7) of the
American Associated Press His narrative
lcgins with the fall of the Gar and ends
with the triumph of Bolshevisnt. New
York: r.. p. button & Co. $50
RI SSIA'S AGONY. By ROBERT WILTON.
The author was correspondent in Russia
of the London Times. BESIDES some gen
eral history Of Russia he details events up
TO the time of the BOishevist ascendcncy.
New York: l.. 7. button & Co. So.
OUR ALLIES AND ENEMIES IN THE
NEAR EAST. BY JEAN VICTOR BATES
\ detailed study of Balkan countries
people, manners, history, &c. With an in
PRODUCTION by Sir EDwARD CARSON. New
York: T.. 2. DuttOn & Co. 81.
TULL SPEED AHEAD: TALES FROM
THE LOG OF A CORRESPONDENT
WITH OUR NAVY. BY HENRY b. BES-
TCN. The author visited American naval
bases abroad. went to sea on our de
strOyerS and submarines and went on
patrol with the American unit of the
Grand Fleet. New York: Doubleday,
Page & Co. $50.
THE NENT WAR: WISCONSIN AND
ANTI-WILSONISM. WITH AN OPEN
LETTER TO COLONEL THEODORE
ROOSEVELT. BY Sir CHARLES WALSToy.
An argument in behalf of a League of
Nations Of some fashion. New York: G. T.
Patnam : Sons. - cents.
NOLLElS FROM \ NON-(OMBATANT
BY WILLIAM Roscoe THAVER. War pa.
Pcrs contributed to the North American
E"r'icw. the World S Work, the Saturday
Ir,ainJ Post and other papers. New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co. S.
GUIDES De fOPINION
EN- FRANCE PENDANT Ia GRANDE
ct ERIE. 1914 1918. PAR 4. De CHAM
III RI. inc Gtudc in partialr sur les prnci-
raGN leaders des grands Quotidicns de
Paris, cn meme temps qu 'un homage
aux t'riyains qui ont ianais dGscspere
dc Ia Nlctoire finale. Paris: Cclin, Mary,
Hen & Gle. -Four francs, 30 confines.
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Biology.

THE ELEMENTARY NERVOUS SYS-
TEN. BY q. II. PARKER. One of 4 series
0i monographs on experimental biology.
The book l. IA attempt to restrict the
bounds to be placed upon the interpreter
ton OF the activities of the simpler ami
maiS. IL though these creatures were
miniature human beings. Philadelphia:
!. Il. LlPP!Dcott Company. $50.
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Textbooks.

THE INSTRJ CTOR, THE MIN AED
THE JOB. BY CH,EiEs r. LEN. A
handbook for last Tractors Of 'Iau>triai
vocational subjects. The ;ulhnr /, 4 mem
her of the Federal Board of Vocational
Education. Philadelphia: j. Il. I.ipria-
colt Company. $3.50.
TOUSEWIFERN: A MANUAL AND
TENT BOOK OF PRACTGCAT4HOCSE-
KEErING. ~ Lsp'A RAY II os~saoy.
\ volume in the series of | Apjngott ;,
Home Manuals. One landed ANA ,"vcutv-
FIVE Illustrations. many cf them photo
graphs, and index. rhiladrIln.: }. Il.
Eprircott Company. s..
hNECDOTAS ESPANOLAS. II Pu.ur
WARNER H,KaE. Simple Spanish .foric,
and bit, Of conversation for ,on,crs..-
tional work; list OF familiar words,
Phrases and i.Ii"us vo,ahu.a--. Nr@
Nolk: Aliyn & Bacon. 50 cents,
HiSTOiEE Vi FRANCE: COUGS ELI.
MENTAIRE. PAR EE;E-~T LAviSst- Ia
French for elementary stuiruts ami
cquiPrc5 with Vocabulary. AeH York: u.
{. Hrath < Co.
The FIRST BOOK OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
EY &. II. GLADLY. Theory ant practice
for the hrgirncr, assuming no fnnwiedgc
on the part OF the reader. Illustrated with
photographs. New York: RObelt NJ. Nc
Bride Company. - cents.
SHAKESPi.ARI: JULIUS CESAR.
Edited by SAMrEl TnURBER. IL. Contain,
q life of Shakespeare, an account Of the
theatre in his tim,. notes. g.. New York
Allyn & Bacon.
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Studies

WOMEN. AAO>H Mo-. rive studies under
these headings; Tic Uomca Are NpL,a-
aid. Characteristics Of Woora. Wig NJ
Lrrc UOptH. HoD,r a. Ioir. and 7hr
EcSt NJ Both HoHdN. New YORK: Alfred
\. knoPf. SID.
HOW FRANCE IS COY ERNED. p RAY
MOND PoINCARE. \ short exposition of
the workings of the French Government
by the President Of France New York:
Robert ii. VI Bride & &c. s..
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For Children.

THE PEARL STORY BOOK. Compiled by
ADA NJ. SKINNER and ELEANOR l.. Skin.
Mr.. Stories and legends Of winter. Christ
mas and New Year : Day. New York:
Duf'icld & Co. $l.7.,.
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Books Received in the Week Ending March 5
Fiction.

Fiction.
THE TIN SOLDIER. BY TEMrLE BAILEY.
Story of a man who wishes to serve ms
country. but Is bound in honor by tie he
cannoz break-and of the girl who helps
linn. philadelphia: Penn Publishing Com
pany. $3.50.
THE RIDDLE OF THE PURPLE I'm
PEROR. BY THOMAS W. HANsUEw and
MARY T. HANsHEw. Cleek, 1.-The master
detective solves the mystery of the dis
appearance of the Chcyne jewels, lnclud-
ing the Giolet colored diamond called the
Purpl, Emperor New York: Doubleday,
Page 6 Co. $l.50.
THE EIBLEMS OF FIDEEITY. By
JAMES LANE ALLEN. Ferns are the ''em-
blems of fidelity" and the complications
of the story arise from a quest for Ger
tain kind nearly extinct. ia the Kentucky
mountains. New York: Doubleday, Page
& Co. Sl.2J.
CESAR NAPOLEON GAILLARD Ia
CONQUETE De l. AMERIQUE. PAR
JEAN FnESIER. - In roman qui n est pas
un roman, maiS lc rccit I'm pcu romance
sinou poetisG des avatars singulierernent
amusan ts ct instructifs d 'une vac Necuc
d 'une facon rGellement modcrnC.' Paris:
Payot & Gle and New York: Brentano 5.
-Four francs 30 ccntimes: Sl.1h.
TIE DUCHESS or SIONA. By ERNEST
CooDyvIN story OF the Italian RenaiS-
san,e fell of love, war and intrigue. Bos-
ton: Houglton Miffiin Company. SLIGO.
THE DEAD COMMAND. BY VICENTE
RIAsco IBAHEz Story OF 4 man 5 strug
clcs against the phantoms of the past. The
scene is on two Mediterranean Islands.
New York: Duilicld & Co. Sl.1J.
THE l'LAIL. By NEWTON \. FCFssiE.
The story Of American Zatnn of the
Amer can born son Of German parents
New York: Moffat, Yard & Go. SLIGO.
A DAUGHTER OF TWO WORLDS. BY
I.E.oY SCorT. The story of Jenny Ma
lonc's rise from the lower to the upper
world OF New York life. boston: HOugh.
ton NJ rflin Company. $lGO.
ONEWtSoD OF THE SECRET SERVICE.
IL VALENTINE WILLIAMS. New ANA thrill
ing adventures of the hero of The MGa
ui!h e., CIpb Fooi. New York: Robert
NJ. VI Bride q Co. $50.
THE SONG OF THE SIRENS AND
OTHER STORIES. By Edward Lucas
WHITE. Short tales of tine life of ancient
Greece, Carthage and Rome, and me,iiTyai
Italy, by the author Of The tHruii'G
TcSfaI and ~ Supreme. New York: f.. l..
Dalton 6 Co. $l9H.
TIL gJGHTLIERS. By ClARENCE Bud
INGrCN KELIANp. \ war story centred en-
tncly in Detroit, the "cty of automo-
bilcS., and dealing with conspiracy
against the Government. New York Har-
lcr & Brothers. $50.
TIE PRIVATE WIRE TO WASHING
TON. BY HAEnlD MNCGEATH. lnsid"
story of IoaS Island spy mystery. with
the setting in the luxlrioa, home Of a
loyal Americas. "" YORK: Harper X
Brothers. Sl....I.
The %fILEP TRACK. ~ NFsTA II.
NlH>TER. \ gil brought up in s,vlrsion
finds London society merely track tray
clle3 ~ a lot of initiative sheep. New
edition. New York: H. l.. Dutton &
Co. $50.
THE RED AND TIE BLACK. B,
STrEJHAL ilicari Bcylcs. y u"T edition
cf a iamous '' srInancc Of the intellect. -
French. Of course. Tn' tina" j. $50. New
York. f.. =. B"''n'' = Go. s..
Studies
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Drama.

THE BURGOMASTER OF STILEMONDr.
BY MAURICE MAETERLINCK. Play in three
acts dealing with an incident of the Ger
man invasion of Belgium. New York:
Dodd, Mead & 60. $l.7J.
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Religion.

I~SNIS IN LENT. By HANurToT WmGHr
MABiE. Short articles on Liberal Chris
tlahity written originally for the OHtiooi
New Gork: l.. =. Dutton & Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-11
FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

Carlisle Oil and Gas company's
good producer on the ]. E. Carlisle
farm. The Freehold company got a
light show OF oil in the Maxon sand
at its No. 5 and will give 1t test in
that formation.
On Ragan's run, McClelland dis.
trict, DOddridge county, the Key.
stone Oil company has now drilled
its No. on the Joseph Shrader 81
acres through all sands and dry.
This location is 700 feet east of No.
2 on the same farm. In Greene dis
trict, Wetzel county, the Pittsburgh
and West Virginia Gas company has
drilled its we'll on the John Mills
farm into the top Of the Gordon stray
and a fair gasser. 1t will be drilled
deep.
In Glenville district, Gilmer county,
the Philadelphia company z has now
drilled its test on the ]. W. Killings
worth farm through all sands and
dry. The hole has been plugged and
abandoned. In Freeman's Creek dis
trict, Lewis county, the Reserve Gas
company has a Gantz sand gasser at
its test on the J. L. Post farm. In
the Collins Settlement the West Vir-
GINA Gas company's No. 3 on the r.
r. Price farm is a gasser in the fifth
sand.
In Walton district, Roane county,
the Louis F. Payne Oil company has
drilled No. Is on the D. T. Cum
mings farm through the Big Injun
sand. 1t is 1O-barrel pumper in that
formation. In Center district, Gtlmer
county, the Philadelphia company's
second test on the Mrs. T. NJ. Vanhorn
farm is a gasser in the Big Injun sand.
In Mcclellan district, Doddridge coun.
ty, the Hope Natural Gas company's
No. on the c. E. Nicholson farm is a
gasser in the Gordon stray sand.
In Clay district Harrison county,
inc west Virginia anu pennsylvania
Gas company has drilled its test on
the L. A. Jones farm through the
Bayard sand, developing gas in tina:
and the 50-foot sand. In McElroy
district, Tyler county, the Hope Nat.
ural Gas company has drilled test
on the Robert Underwood farm
through the lower sands and dry. A
light show was developed in the
Dunkard sand. 1t will be tested in
that formation.
The Philadelphia company's sec.
ond test on the Charles Cunningham
farm, located in Clay district, Richie
county, is a duster in the Squaw sand.
In the same district the Pittsburgh
and West Virginia Gas company's
test on the Eta Beall farm is a
gasser in the Big Injun sand. In
Union district, Peasants county, H.
Warden has developed a light show
of oil in the Cow Run sand at test
on the c. c. Bailey farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-11
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, of this place, writes: 81 was
very constipated. had sour stomach
and was SO uncomfortable. / went to
the doctor. He gave ms some Pills.
They we kened me and seemO0 to
tear up by digestion. They would
grippe mo pnd afterwards n seemed
was moro constipated Nan before.
I heard BhckDYEught and ~.
cided to try t. found It Just what l
needed. It y Rs IN Casy laxative. and
not bad to swR lI6w Ny digestion seen
Improved. go VIII Of the spur Stom.
ach, my bowel /soon ssenGd normal.
no more gfipins, and I would take a
dose now dpd then, and was In good
shape. =
cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for It Is the finest iaxative
one can use."
Thedtcfd's Blaek.Dra6ght has for
many yearsNbeen found Of great value
in the treatment, Of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles Easy to take, gentle
and reliable In "a action. leaving no
bad aftep4ffects, It has won the praise
Of thousands Of people gho have used
~ NclsS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-11
OIL and Gas.

Nothing of a sensational nature was
developed In the eastern fields at the
beginning Of the week. Light bumpers
were the best found and not many OF
them. Starting test work is becoming
more Of a feature each week. There
are still many who are of the opinion
that new producing territory can be
had in some of the lower southwest
districts.
On Mud Lick run. Walker district,
Wood county, W. Va, the Clark OIL
company and Hines have drilled
their No. AZ on the Volcanic OIL and
Coal tract through the Big Injun
sand and showing for n 1O-barrel
pumper. In the same district the
Powell Oil company is starting Nes
S on the johnson tract. The Coss
Lon and Gas company has the rig
completed for a second test on John
,Coss farm.
In the Wolf Run pool, Grant dis
triet Richie county, the Freehold
soil and Gas company has drilled No.
5 on the John 2. Hannomas farm,
through the Big Injun sand and dry.
his location is 1000 feet east of the