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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
SHORTEST STREET
CAR STRIKE ENDS
AFTER CONFERENCE
INSPIRED BY The
COMMERCIAL BOARD

Each Side Selects One Arbi-
traitor and These to Choose
the Thrd-Midnight Meet
ing of the Union Men Rad-
fies the Agreement - Day
of Paralysis IN Business Of
the City and Surrounding
Towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

PARIS. May l.-(Ry The Associated.
Press)-Thc council OF three met With.
the foreign ministers and some members:
Of the war council at the Quai D'OrsayS
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The sub;
jcct under discussion has not been an.i
nounced. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

tConttnued on Page Twelve)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12

Subscriptora, San Antonio. Tc:as.-Para
hacer los hot cakes" hay vaEias harinas que
yenden ya dcbidaraente preparadas, ina dc
elias cs = Iamads "Sambo'. Para hacer los
citaGoS Gales" con eta harina. baSta ANA
sarla con una roca de aqua, de nanera que
Ia masa qusde aguada y hacerla cocer en- IN
sarten untada con algo de nnanteca para I'M
pedir que Sc pegue. cuidando de vo!tear !s
cakes unG vcz que IA sc han dorado por un'
lado. Del Srado de capacidad de Ia mass
dcpende 81 que los cakes" salgan mas o me
nos grucSos ; que Sc dliaten mas o menoS Tern
20 en- cocerce; dc todos MOODS, como siehp,e
cstari bastaEtc aguad2 IL masa' a eeEat1
en- el ~sarten. cxpontancamente Sc eNIehoe ,
tona Ia forma selsiblenlcrtc circular que u
fecaan en- 10 general
Ii citada uasa puede preparafse tamoich
con harina com n. dos. taZas. un hueVo' una
poca lie mantequila y una poca de sH } aqua
haStante, ocmo en- el case anterior.
Sc hace un huen ran de inaiz mrzctando
cratro tazas de harina lie este cereal con dns
cacharadas de manteca o aee.;e. sal y az:ezr
al gusto, = aqua tbia y lecae para podesa
.mssar L masa 10 debe quedar nj muy
ae1,ada n; ruy cspesa. Sc unta con manteca
81 nolde 4 trasto en- que SC vaya q Queer y
So mete al horro. Guidance de que qnede bien
cocido ei centric de! pan. pues cuando este 6
iemasiado Erueso. sc cocen bier aprisa iEs
partes superior = inferior. zero q Intro que
dR c-uds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12

La carrera del Mariscal Foch du-
rante a Ultima guerra, puede divid.r-
Sc en- cinco periodos.
~ estallar ia guerra mandaba el
20 Cuerpo de Ejercito. POGO despU5S
mandaba e! Noveno Ejarcito, con e.
cual como parte en- Ia batalla del
Marine. En- seguida fue jefe asisten-
lie de! General Joffre, con el cual
cooriin6 las operacioHes de los ala
los on ell Norte de Franc!a, desde
,ctubrc ! de 1914. De ali paso a
nandar eI ejcrcito del Norte en- 1918
Y 1916. En- 1917 fuG Jefe del Estado
Mayor General, Y finalmente el 26 de
Mario de 1918 fue nombradO Gene
al en- Jefc de los Ejercitos aliados.
FL haber alcanzado Foch 81 supre-
10 mando militar del mundo. 10 de-
30 4 81 500 m6rito personal. Al
acept&r 81 nando supreme busco no
solamen!e los honores cue trae consl-
sino iae Responsibilities que
train aparcjadas, las c~uaIes, q pesar
de ser t~rcmentaS. ac2pt0 con notable
s~erenidad.
Sc L ai@l4 ) Sc !e condena',
rscribio Napoleon del verdadero gran
lie hombre. "Pero ! q no lc importa
nj 10 uno nj 10 otro. y continua avan-
zando serene.
.Asi assemble Foch. cytrano 4 %
da intriga. sobrcponiendose a toda pc
GueEez. sielnPrc de acucrdo o ST.
conciencia de cris;iaHo. de frances y
de so'Gado. sin dehilidades para coas!-
90 mismo, y sin d~eb;lidadcs para con
cl enemigo.
CuanLo los ~gobiernos aliaGos lie
corfiarom 81 mando supreme y "A
direction unica de II BaJalla dc las
Naciones, {! ccntaba para destru!r Ell
noder miiitar aiem&n con solo sietc
mlllones de so,iaGas, pertenecicntes =
sicrc rali0nes d~isjin:aS. Y para cE-
p!car su triunto Ii historic t:enc
Gue estudiar q Foch antcS dc Ia glc-
ira Ella nos mostrari como este
gran iefe - prepare duraate cuaren-
"a amos para ostar apto Ell Aia. que
Saba que nabia d. Negar, iHdefcc-
tiblcmenta, or que su patria tendr!a
ueccsidad de el.
E~studiarcmos brevemente las difc-
rentes Eases de su vida por las cua.es
Sc prepare para dcSempeHar 81 mas
gran cometido dc Ia historic.
Esas Eases, sobrc todo. las ~rclacio-
midas cor Ia guerra, son may disuin-
tas. una de otra. 4 vcces Fcch tie
ne tempo para preparav las operacio-
nos que iba q ~empreadcr, como GUAM
do mandaba q 20 Cuerpo en- 1914,
o cuando maniaha el grupo dc Ejerc'-
to. en- 1916. OtraS oCasioneS, por
e. cortrurio. era ilamado en- las 81
Juaciones mas c~riticas dOnCe TODD
cenia que i~mprovisar, como al mandar
el 90. Cuerpo en- Ia batal!a del Mar
re, pero muy especialmente coordjnO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
Jefc dc EHado Mayor Frances.

FL Mariscal Joffre habia tenido oa-
10 su mando todos los ejercitos fran
ceses del oeste = del este, Y estaba
~autorizado para dirigir los ejercitos
ingles y belga, per 10 que era, moral
mente.. va que no oficialmente, Ell jefe
de Ia coalici6n. Su successor fue sofia
mente Comandante en- Jefe de los
eiercitos f~ranceses en- Francia, por 10
que ell gobierno frances tuvo que dar,
de acuerdo con los aliados, direcc'o-
res militares al Jefe del ~eiGrcito de
Sal6nica. Sc neceitaba un console
70 militar permanente, en- otras pa
labras, IN jefe de Estado Mayor, y
Foch fue e!ecto para tan arduo car
go.
Con este caracter do ayuda en-
Octubre de 1917 a los aliados italia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12

T,da Ia correspondence reiacionaGa
co., .sta secci5n. debe venir dirlEloa
81. Q Prensa,"-Seceion de Con
suias, 40 N. Santa Rosa 49, 20
Amor v de S~ociedsd," deberan traef
~ -:ena direccI n. a~grezando sofa-
-1.ct. Ia pa;abra "Let;eiA". Para To-
j1s las ccrsulta, que reaufcr7r con
testacidn privada Is precise ihciuiF
ia c~starnpilla Dc 4 '.ea ceasaVca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12

nos, proporclonandoies TO so!amente
divisiones ing,esas Y f~ranccsas, sine
su experiences Y Il conocimientos.
lonsol;dando 81 f:ente italiano, Y
contribuvendo = Ia victoria obtenlda
sobre las margenes del Piave.
POGO dcsp1ts tom0 parte en- el Su-
promo Conseio de Guerra, como re-
prcsentante de Francia, Y en- Febrero
de 1913 fue Presidente del Comite
Executive. creado en- csc Consejo. La
creaci6n de csc Comite fue una solu-
cion al problema &c ID unida1 de man
10, g 10 deja sin. r~esolver, porGue no
hay IN ORGANISING Ell Ia TERRA que
pucia sppl:r a III Jefe investido con
Ia n~eccsaria autoridad para decidir Y
~ciccutar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
Cocrdinando las operaeiones de los
aliados.

La ofenSiva alsmana que fracaso
en- el Marine, en- 1914. iba a repetirsc
seis semanas despues en- el User. Las
bases navaies Y el Norte de Francia
cram cI objective. Sin duda cl plan
alcran era aplastar Ia iZquierda del
e~iercito. apoderarSe de Dunquerque,
Boiogne V Calais, ~proclamar ante
TODD ell mundo que tenian Ia costa in
glesa baio 81 aicancc d suS canones,
Joffre no vacilo en- clcgir 4 Foch
para Tue coniurara cI pe'igro, y puso
4 81 disposition todas las r~eservas
CUE tenia q 10 mano.
Ell canine para el mar, Y la bata-
LA sobre 81 User lie primera bata-
LA de Ypres-ponc de relieve la gran
figrra del comandantc en- jefe de los
eiercitos aliados. Fl era entonces,
on Octuhre de 1914, Solamcnte "coor-
C;naGor'' en- las o~peraciones dc los
aliados, pero de hecho era el que los
ulandaba. en- Ell mas alto sentiio de Ia
palabr2. Y este unicamente por 81 au-
toridad moral. ell c~onocimiento que te-
MIA de los ~ei6rcitos aliados, Y dc su
lealtad 4 81 causa.
Antes de la caida de Amberes. Fcch
pudo coacehir e~speranZas de envol-
YER Ia dcrecha alemara, Y confi0 esta
hazana al 100. Ej6rcito frances, que
Sc hallaba en- la region de Arras, Y
al ejercito ingles que operaba en- Ell
Norte de Lille. Pero despueS de Ia
caida de esq plaza, V de Ia aparicion
lie IN nuevo y poderoso ~ei5rclto ale
man en- Selgica, 10 unico cue poGsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Don't Burn and Blister
Your Skin With Lini-
ments and PIasters
to Cure Your Rheu-
matte Aches and Pains

Whenever YOU suffer from an at
tack Of rheumatism, your muscles and
joints ache and hurt. it's but natural
TO Try to stop the pain-t such relief
however is only temporary and
sooner or later the aches and asony
return, even worse than before be-
cause the poisons are all the time ac-
cumulatIng IN the blood.
The necessary treatment IS to re-
move the real cause OF the aches and
pains-eleanse the blood OF those fm-
purIties which multiply unless the
proper treatment IS applied
DO this before another attack, be-
fore your Joints swell and you lose
the use Of the parts affected Get
yourself a bottle Of the weli-known
Plough's Prescription C2223 and
package OF 1928 Liver Pills. Take
one pill at bedtime, the following
morning begin the Liquid plough's
Prescription c-1Z23 treatment taking
teasp00n1ul doses three times Q day
On half glass Of water. Wear suitable
clothing, do not expose yourself in
use Of red meats and pastry.
Many medical authorities agree
that there are ferr few drugs which
have any value ln the treatment OF
Chronic Rheumalismi and those
named are used in the preparation Of
Flough's Prescription C-2223.
The manufacturers have so much
faith IN the merit OF plough's Pre-
scrlption C-2223 that they VIII re-
fund the price OF two $3.50 bottles III
you do not get the RELIEF which you
expected
Your nearest druEEist can supply
you with Plough's Prescription C-2.21
at Sl-5u bottle. or the 1923 Labora-
tory, Memphis. Tenn. viii send 20
you prepaid, on receipt OF price. Clip
and mail this for sample Of 21l5 Liver
Pills and leaflet which tells you an
about this real rheuul.lc treatment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
oil CITY, ISTHE NEW NAME
FOR "ANANIAS CLUB" PLACE
J. S. Curtiss Tells How Hard Work and Optimism Con
vert Three Barrel Pumper Into One Of the Worlds
Greatest Oil Fields; Reviews Development in
Caddo Field and Discusses Homer Property.

pumper OF fair grade OF oil This
was the first oil discovery In north
Louisiana. and was found ia the chalk
rock formation However, from this
small beginning many real oil men
showed their faith in the then new
-Ananias club to -Ol City"
Caddo Field is Established.
Many local companies were formed
with Shreveport capital, By local
operators, and the Producers Oil COM
pauy OF Houston. Texas, also decided
TO make a test The latter company
drilled one quarter OF a mile north
blow cut at $50 feet, which lasted
several years. The same people got
another gas wen az 1900 feet west Of
on city. This was the beginning Of
the Caddo field, which IS known as
the parent or pioneer field Of the new
Homer sensation.
Production figures published by
the United states geological survey
give the Caddo field in its infancy
in 1906, the total production Of 1888
barrels and Of more than $4,000 bar
rels the year olloWinE-1e07. BY
1897, -. C. Richardson, being en-
Outraged by the Producers OIL COM
pany's operations, drilled in township
81. section p, range is. ana struck
production fin what is known now as
the old Pine Island Ilelu- Ills Ilrsr
well made 100 barrels Der day. This
old Pine Island field By the latter
part Of 1907 found the drilers moT-
ing west and northwest towards,
Vivian, La, and also moving rapidly
in a southerly direction towards
Looringsport.
BY 1909 J. C. Trees company de-
veloped what was then a large well
on the stiles tract late in that year
further moving westward the edge
Of the pool Before the drll could
be Withdrawn the well was flowing
more than 1000 barrels per day. The
Gulf Pipe Line company drilling on
the Burr tract in the same year
brought in another 2000 barrel well
Other large wells followed. Late in
June, 1910. the Producers Oil COM
pany brought in a 1900 barrel flow
ing Wen 81 township 81, section q.
range 16. This wen Is struck by
lightning before il WIS completed,
but the lire was exinguished the sec
ond day.
From now on the history OF the
north Louisiana fields moves rapidly.
The Trees company brought in
5000 barrel wel and on this showing
she Standard OIL company Of Louis
lana completed its pipe line to the
new Caddo field. building down from
Oklahoma and on 10 their refinery
e Baton Rouge. Ia The name
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

q dyspeptic 5inx among them. OF
course, q case Of dyspepsia or daily
indigestion must be looked after But
il is far more 10 the point to prevent
as Wen as to treat sour stomach.
bcichinE. water bIash. etc. by such
a valuable means as Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets. C0ddiinE the stomach
with soft food and predisested stuff
merely invites sluggishness.
Eat your little pork sausage5 for
breakfast without fears: have a plate
Of beans and a piece or pie with
cheese for lunch, and end the day
with a real dinner, instead Of bowl
Of bread and milk. Follow each meal
with a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and
get right back so your natural self
These tablets digest food and as
sist the stomach 70 prepare the con-
tent for assimilation in the intestinal
tract Thus you get the practical re-
lief and help which induces better
appetite and a greater freedom in the
selection % foods. You viii find
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on sale at
any drug store in the United states
and Canada. as they are considered
one OF the stand-bys Of the druggist.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
s 'RANGERGENTRAL
IN.NEAR THE FLOW
SUE WE'LL HAS
BIC PRODUCTION
Three Thousand Barrels
Come From Gusher
Daily.

Eastland, Texas, Oct ga 5000
barrel well has been brought in on
the Sue tract situated three and a
half miles northeast OF Eastland. It
IS the No. Of Ccanlan and Neon
trie. The production OF this recent
completion equals the total produc-
ton OF the other nine producers on
the sue tract It Is is feet in the bis
pay at 1881 feet
The Eclipse -Ou company's 10. I
on this tract situated about 1000 feet
north Of the Seaman and lfcContrie
well, made total production Of 49,
554 barrels during the past month.
one thousand feet east OF the well
the Gotham oil company's well IS
making 500 barrels per day.
Six hundred feet north OF the Scan
Ian and AIcContrie wen. r. S. Jerreu
is rigging M to clean out and reset
the casing in the well which he re-
Gently purchased from the Ranger
Stephens oil company. This test has
been having trouble keeping out the
salt water
The Ross Hoover and Sanders we'll
on the w. A. Brown farm on the
CCmanche side of the Desdemona field
appears 10 be dry after being shot
with so quarts Of nitroglycerin from
2g45 TO 1852 feet The total depth
OF the hole is 5000 feet
The Shuler No. OF the sun COM
pany. situated in this same district,
is making 100 barrels OF oil daily
from a depth OF 200 feet The black
lime was encountered at 261c feet
and the pay sand was found AZ 2630
feet
This company's T. N Prater No. .
is making 80 barrels from depth Of
1853 feet
A 400 barrel well has been brought
in by the Texas Land OIL company at
a depth Of 2744 feet To Is the COM
pany's j. Terry well and an offset 20
the Comanche Northern OIL company's
No. j Terry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Another Great
GaSSe1- Brought
linear Ranger
Guggenheim Interests Drill
the Brooks Heirs
Well Deeper.

Ranger, Texas. Oct 22.-Ranger
has another monster gasser. It is
the No. 1 Brooks Heirs Of the Gug-
genheimer interests. making $1,000
900 cubic feet Of gas per day. A
short time ago this wen began max
ing a small quantity Of OIL and
12.00o.000 cubic feet OF gas. Drilling
was discontinued. After a short time
tools were let down into the hole
again and the bit drilled six. inches
deeper, from which depth the new
production is coming This vel IS
situated five and q half miles north
west Of Ranger.
The Ranger OIL company has
its second well producing on the y OIL
OF Eastland county. The well is max
ing 400 barrels at depth OF 1900
feet
on this same tract the States oil
corporation is setting the Gazing in
its Holleman No. 2. The well is eN-
On the J. n Lopez tract, the States
OIL corporation has a 400 barrel well
At 1881 feet in its No. 1.
The Hum Die Oh and Refining com
pany is getting @ daily production
Of 500 barrels from its Truman Davis
tion OF this company and It is max
Ing its production from g so foot
sand encountered at 3515 feet
The Root Hupp and Duff Perkins
No is on tor Of the black lime and
is making production at depth OF
The Humble oil and Refining COM
pany is preparing 70 shoot its Farga-
son az once. This test is expected 10
be a good producer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

known as the Guy Cakes lease IA
Claiborne parish, where they had
determined to make a deep test
Operations were started quietly and
when 400 feet was reached. no signs
OF oil or oil indications had been
found Quite small speculative boom
had been conducted in cheap acreage
near the Homer test Of the Standard
oil company, and the hearts Of the
local operators in Shreveport sank
as the well went down. At Z o'clock
in the morning Of August s, 1919
there was a roar and the entire der
rick was blown to pieces, and oil IN
thick stream rushed through q six
inch pipe, sporting 80 feet above
the derrick. The initial capacity OF
this we'll was estimated at from 700Q
to 1900 barrels per day, and after
the vel had been controlled during
two days Of hard work. a 1000 barrel
tank was filled in 90 minutes. II
this measure may be accepted as a
gauge il viii give the wonder well"
at Claiborne an initial production OF
5000 barrels per day.
Homer OH o. very High Gravity.
Homer oil tests about 38is degrees
Beaume gravity, which IS OF probably
higher average than any other field
in existence today. We give below q
log Of the discovery we'll OF Claiborne
parish:
Discovery well in Claiborne parish,
in section 80, township p, range 2.
on shaw tract. This location was
made by Dr. F. T. D. Buckley, geolo-
gist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom Of Youth

A smooth, vsi-siy-soft saiH. Win q dsii-
cate pc1ch-ilEs pioom. g one e. the Crsl-
tors most exquisite works. When the
FIRST blush Of you-h Is over this beautiful
tint and satlry i-stra are rarely seen. How
90 rresar-e them-thlt's The question.
E1muls beauty experts ahro1d long have
known -llr crli-1-T rlercoi--ed wax
u1rzs w1rler On thls direction it actu-
1l'r gives a new surface 90 the skin. re-
storing thar ulrrelll1 E.llish color and
scl-nlss iu @ remarkable manner An
ounce q this wax ur1eu-zhie at any drug
store, VIII convert faded. woru1ut. dis
c1icred. -rlczlca OF niu1lr COMP eNio1 t1-
to one 90 canlrlllg ioFelircsz IN lesl
rh1n two waer7.
no special SKIN 81 necessary ln applying
ucrcoli1el waN Sc being smeared on AZ
night IKE cold cream ard waatad or IN
the mcrlllG-tlr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
OF TWO REPUBLICS
OIL COMPANY ARE IN CITY

H ". Peacock. president Of the
Two Republics OIL company, which
has over $1,000 acres OF oil lands In
the Tampico oil fields In the state OF
Feracruzs IS in FL Paso having come
direct from the c0mpany's properties
A. L Lotus, one Of the directors OF
the company, Is also here from Mexico
City This company is just prepar-
ing TO start its first Wen and It's
driIier left FL Paso q few days ago
for the concerns holdings 20 prepare
for actual drilling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

largely developed and proven up by
the Atlas oil company. the Hodges
well az Elm Grove making 10000, 600
cubic feet OF gas.
New the Homer Romance Starts.
The new Pine Island field. north
OF Shreveport, followed with de-
relopmentsI and I'm 1918 40 square
miles OF SO called wildcat territory
was developed and named Pine
Island" the leading field at that
reriod. AS most OF the territory north,
clear 90 the Arkansas line and the
Red river. had been developed. the
standard OIL company quietly moved
O rig In southeast Of all the proven
fields and IS miles due south Of pro-
duction-
Operations were started on what Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

THE "Ananias club" OF 1904 was
composed OF various wealthy
citizens OF Shreveport and vicinity,
all OF whom were amateur fishermen.
with enthusiasm enough TO build a
club house near one Of the hayous
OF the Red river and select an appro-
pirate and fitting same FOR the club
from which they conducted their fish
ing expeditions
Near the site OF the "Ananias club"
Savage brothers erected q small der
rick on a strange mound 70 the north
81 the 5fub house They had become
convinced that large oil anu gas
arr Of north Louisiana After a
years hard work and various dis
appointments and delays, they were
rewarded yith a small three barrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

"Caddo" became a Dy word with every
oil operator in the United States, as
evidenced by the production figures
for the Caddo field in 1910 OF more
than 100000 barrels.
First Pipe Lines Built.
The Texas company buit pipe
line from the Caddo field TO Port
Arthur. distance Of 218 miles The
craze for oil at Caddo reached such
proportion in. 1910. that many OF the
largest gas wells were killed. The
practice Of wasting gas grew to such
proportions that the state legislature
passed measures TO conserve the
natural fuel resources Of LOUISIANA.
De Soto Gas Field Discovered.
The Spider OIL company. drilling
near Mansfield brought in large gas
wells. and other companies entered
by 1912, DeSoto parish rapidly so that
bQ 1912, De Soto and NaboTton fields.
fully so miles away from the Caddo
field. had been definitely added 10
production. The Abingdon district
Elm Grove and similar fields we're
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
ElR TGHING IlRIIRE
% Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

Thers is one remedy that seidom
fails to stop itching torture andrslieTe
skin irritation and that males thesiin
soft, clear and healthy
ANY druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally oVsrcomes skin
diseases Eczema itch pimpies. rashes,
bisckhezds in most cases give way
70 Zemo Fre1uen6ys minor blemishes
disappear overnight Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemc is a safe. anti
septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. t costs only CSC an ezra
large bottle. 500 L VIII not STAN, Is
not greasy OF sticky and IS positively
safe foI tender, sensitive skins
The ( v. Rose a. clsTsiand. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Cd. Edwards. Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful Gy Ct thousands
since d.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets the substitute for calomel No
griping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural action
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed With olive oil.
II you have a bad taste, bad breath.
feel dun. tired, ara. consdpated OF
bious, you'll ind quick and sure "a
suits from Dr.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. l0c and sc a box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

Waxahachie. Texas. Oct 21.-The
Texas company viii sDud IN is first
vel on the 200 acre tract at Harold
within The next ten days. The derrick
has been purchased and WI be placed
on the location az an early date and
drilling VIII begin az once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS!
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
soon breaks a cold and
checks a cough.

CHuLs - fever - sneezes - and
\ then a hard cold develops.
Take a little Dr. Kings New Dis
covery when the snifnes start. II
viii soon check the cold, the cough
provoking throat-ticlrle- Used every
where by people who know why it has
been on the market for half a century.
Relieves cold, cough. grippe, Group.
40 disaEreeable after-effects. All
druEgists-6oc and $50 a bottle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Is Down on the Sand Ex-
pecting to Come in at
AnV Hour.

News received at the local office q
the Ranger Central OIL and Refining
company is TO the effect that Ranger
Central is drilling at $3.50 feet and ez-
pecting to strike the big flow at any
hour. Il was encountered in Ocean at
s4s5. The well is still making around
1900 barrels OF oil from the top oil
strata.
Ocean No. viii start drilling
THURSDAY.