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New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
House Furnishings, Furniture
I'l00r GONeringn. DrnpcrY

I'nsTON Chamber 4 a. A II bacon, Uri-
sna aI aomesill rugs ani carpets AHD Iii
liAitIilFlliitn, Penn Drown a. 60 W. IL
hroNl lulnliuie ohiieis and house furnishings
Imperial
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Rise in Isar Silver

LONDON, March 60. The price ~
bar silver wne advanced today franz
47% pence TO 40 B. 10 pence per oune"
to reach the equivalent Of American
exchange. wv"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
rnE ANNuAL MrErlNn on run

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
: s.:kholders Of the Morris Paris Estate, viii
pc held ~ liz Office. No. l3 Exchange place.
New Yorls. on Wednesday. April 9Th. IoIo.
nt s:ao o'cIocs r. NJ. for the election Of
transaction Of such other busIbcxs na Ma y
properly come befors The meeting.
w s. HuOD. ;,ecreta-y.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
.cLEvEiAND, CINCINNATI. Cu.cAnn
ST, LOUIS ny. %.

Grand Central Ter.rinu
esssubjsct 90 the approval Of he e. ,,,yaa ayas;
*ssnrf@i o., gf kaiiiroade dividend Of ONE
y ghafey on the preferred stock Of ',t1s ,hss
1pnpsny has been declared payable on Mas
aAts Aprfi zist 1912. TO stockhoIders Of
record AZ tho close of business on Tuesdsv
April LIT. t"ee"as'
MILTON 8. DARcEn. rreasrrsr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
London Stock Market Ou;ct

LONDON. March % The stock mar
ket was quiet to-day. Money ruled 1T
3ls per cent Short and three months
pills were discounted on SIS per cent
basis.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

sste Of New York, County of Now York. ~;
Edwin y, Msfston. ono Of tho managing oricers
anu era dohn \ ltlhsr aud Henry Il Taylor, two 0t
,. eoIgoaion Of hs slsie q Illinois being sever.
il4, he makes tlis sf6,iayit Tor ths purpose OF
s,oomgiyins YIN she requirements Of SECTIONS aid
q Illinois entitled. 'An Acl to Provide for md
hssulss t9o Administration OF Trusts. by Trust
:, That tpe foregoing report Of the said Ths
,rss,f,ofrs ,s,s Loan sqd Trust 60 on December sisi.
ios. ana exhibits accompanying the same, srs
rue snd correct r. s respscn 10 tho best Of liis
ahonlelge and belief. ana that he has examined
itn assets and books Of Tho sad eofnnxnv sor ti,s
EHvIN 4. MAgsToy.
JOflN i. RIKER.
..,. HENRY II, TAYLOR
A. supscrlbed gs and sworn to before mo. this 23rd
sscab {. ~. R1TrENHOUsE.
Notary Public.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Office Of the United Gas Improvement ca
sstfs, ". Cor. Broad and Arch streets

PhlladeIpnls. March 2, 1919.
ifie DsYert9Ts iiays ibis day declared
shsse,, rssabie April ID. 1919, 20 stock.
no1ffs pf fsrofd ~ tho etose OF business
si#f<b 81. 1919. Checks sils be mailed
81. NORRIS. Treaaurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER a. son,
OFFICE. 80 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1910,

D1 ADhlAN MWILEf a SONp
OFFICE. 50 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1910.
at 12:30 O clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
NOS u AND IS NESEY STREET,
For account of Executors.
$500 St Louis Southwestern Ry. 1st Mtg.
4eo Bonds 1889
is shs. r. j. Dunn & Co. prefd.
10 shs. Guaranty Trust Co.
Ia interest in 81 600 Criterion Club, ~ Y.
4eo Bonds
10 shs. metropolitan Street Ry.
200 shs. Clarence l.. Fsbre Co
109 shs. Fabre e. Albrecht Inc.
1850 shs. The Jackson Mining. Leasing &
Develpt. Co.
10 shs. Louisiana Pulp & Paper Co.
eff. of Membership Riding & Driving
Club of Brooklyn.
sh. Greenwood Holding Co.
ctr. OF Membership Marine & Field
Club.
10 shs. United States Cash Sales Co pfd.
20 shs. United states Cash Sales Co. com.
For account Of whom 1t may concern:
10 shs. Atchison. Topeka &. Santa Fe Ry.
com.
90 shs, metropolitan Casualty Insurance
50 shs Great American insurance Co.
10 shs United Gas & Electric Corptl
Conn 1st prefd
. shs Merchants National Bank. Jersey
city.
10 shs, Merchants National Bank, Jersey
ssas shs Iiammerstein Amusement CO
800 slis Poulsen Wireless Co, V. +. G..
l. shs United Gas & Electric Corpii..
Conn LIST prefd
90 shs Chicago South Bend & Northern
Indiana.
$4,000 paftlepation ctr subscription to
Northern Indiana Hy Syndicate
h3,u5U paid sJt acct.
slv,pnD Participation ctr Sub subscription
10 Northern Indiana ny Syndicate
5000 paid Oh acct.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Isallwsy steeI-sprins compsp,.

~ Church gtfasf. .s1w Y1rk Cfsv
February 27tb, t1f9
- quarterly DIVIDEND II TWr pEn
..sMI, ..ss ..zz.e, h&s this day bsen declared IN
~ ~ szs,ss atO. STOCK ~ This COMPANY.
seggfJ March ~ 1910 ''''3S'S ~
lnF nF ifafyfer Books will not he clos@d.
Company. 'S st"S'
u MccoHhtcK. frsssurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Offerings to Buyers

HOUSE DRESSES. K Chambrays and Einulisms -
per dozen: Iercalcs. $3.50 Immediate delivery
] Shor 10 fWcst 18th st.
IANTS r MEMS nne worstcd pants s. % per mir
Louis Friedman. 7l3 Broadway
sulrs polmans ,iprs Tor ,mmeal.,. d,l,,,yv
w''d""". " lst 2s'h at
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Leather and Fancy Goods aud
.fewelry

iipsIuN 81 iiiieHas * Hns 90. NJ itsh
iauefg i1asumsht 10 Vast THIRTY saponi sfqsi
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Notions. Toilet Goods. Drugs

tiEV ltANf tlllsten Il iopnst col y kibp-
lef. u1lors hovtlties fhd l0s Mats Ahtolhette
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

cxtra-urgenta. Ancheta facuta con
'stiincios de dll Ileonida Georgescu,
,Consiier agrieol, a dovedit cit de
,strigatoare este dreptatea satenilor.
Pima acum MI sc cunoaste h6tari-
rea Ministerului.
Credem ca cele mai sus aratate
sunt departe de doyedi grija au-
toritatilor fata de oropsitii sateni,
ci dovedesc din potriya staruinta
conducatorilor in vechiuI sistem de
a favoriza pc .,ai nostrii'' in raspa-
rul dreptatii 81 pazei intereselor oh
|stesti.
Cerem d-lui I. G.. Duca, Mini
|strul Domeniilor sd faca dreptatc
Satenilor. Sa c,rrme. odata favori-
tismul practical in Ministerul ce
conduce 81 sd lase satenilor zavoiul,
dindu-le totdeodata 81 poenile.
Nm poate ii insSdnit e. Statul
hcare este chcmat sd privcghezc la o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

tor, att din punct de vedere
moral, cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale ne tinem
de datorinta aducc cele mai sin
cere multumiri onoratilor die
tanti, care an avut dragostea
fata de Societatea noastra de a
invata piesa teatrala, care sunt
urmatorii fratii:
Dionisie Musc6, loan Hociota,
George Albu, Nicolae codrea, Ge-
orge Taran, Dionisie Alba, Ma
ria Medves, Iosif Medves, Leon
te Popovici, Anica Popovici, /
oan Boia, Maria Codrca, Maria
N. Sisea.
Gu aceasta ocaziune pc linga
ticatul de intrarF All mai contri-
butt GU supraAolyiri nrmatorii
mariniunosi don1tori.
| Presedintele societatii ,,Mihai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19
Charles I. Henderson.


Rus 81; Nicolae Straut ST.: loan
Stanciu ST; loan Macrea ST.; Du-
mitru Ulita 81; loan Stanciu ST !;
Nicolac Samoila 81; loan Birau
ST.; Nicolac Codrea 81: Nicolac
Macrea 81; Sam Badau 81; Co
stantin Codrea 81; Mihai Negol
81; loan Opris ST.; loan Dutu 81
sofia So; Stefan Boian 81; loslf
Medves 81; George Clej 81; TO-
sif Nicoara So; loan Faur So /;
Mihai Dicu $40; Costantin Vim
tan ST.; Teodor Pop 81; Costan-
tin Baia 81; Dionisie Musca 81 ;
George Taran 81; Vasile Gligor
81; loan Riscuta 81; George BIZ
tetiu 81.
Gu aceasta ocazillne am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale e2s0.2O
Este totale ......... M7S.D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

Viteazul' loan ID. Alba So; Pre-
sedintele aranjator Nicolae Popa
So; Societatea Coroana Romlni-
eli, Yorkville, Ohio So; Nicolae
Colcer ST.: constantin Stanila
So; George Russ 81; Meln Nele-
viciu So; Savu Neagu 81; Micke
Dodig So; Directorul Filialei So
cietatii REGGIE Ferdinand" din
Canton, Ohio. prin Noise Mica
So; Nicolae Dragomir So; Achm
Petrisor 81: Nicolae Barbat So
Nicolae Suciu 81; Trait Nicilta
ST.; Nicolae Baia 81; Petru Ne
drea 81; Ana 'Cioca 81; loan
Vlad ST.; Teodor Mclean So
Sapta Barba So; loan Haicau ST
Dionisie Alba 81; loan Hociota
ST.; loan G. Sasu 81 !. loan Baia
So; loan Andrei 81 sofia 81. &C.
orge Andrei 81 sofia So; George
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19
$1,000

VENT curat 1. -. $1O2.W
Pc aceasta Gale aducem inca
odata sincerile noastre multumiri
tuturor fratilor Romini din loc Isl
jur. care au luat partc la aceasta
petreecre si-i rugam ca 81 pc vii
tor sa bine .voiasca ne da tot
sprijinul d-lor 81 totodata adu-
Gem sincerile 81 calduroasele noa-
sire multumiri diletantilor, care
an predat piesele teatrale de
fost fiecare multumit, asemeHea
81 la toti functionarii 81 particu-
larii care ne-au dat sprijinul "a
aceasta petrecere, precum 81 So
cictatea noastra si-a facut p fsi
face datorinta fata de tot ce es-
te Romin 81 Rominesc.
In numeel societatii ,,Mihai Vi
teazuls', din Follansbee, W. Va:
Ioaa ?. - pe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19
Learn America sLanguage
Free Glasses Open Soon.

This week we are printing d
complete list of the public school
buildings where free classes in
English will be held starting
Monday, September 10Th.
If you want to learn English,
the language of America, hook
through the list and discover the
school nearest you.
Glasses will be held four
nights a weekANIon,Iay, T,ses-
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
You will want to be present
every one of these nights. All
will start at 7 p. m. and close
at 9 p. m.
Every Thursday night will be
an entertainment evening. In
stead Of instruction there will be
some form of entertainment,
dancing, music, motion pictures,
gymnastics, debates and adj
dresses (in your owp language).
These entertainments will be
created by the pupils themselves.
And pupils will bring their
parents. friends. neisllbors, or
swecthearts to them if thew wish
There will be no charge for
either the instruction or the
entertainments, for all is part OF
the free public school service of
Cleveland.
Select your school from the
list: -
MANY men and women NAV
not find it convenient to go to
the evening classes in the public
schools. Later others will be
announced. These will be held
in shops and factories and, per-
haps, in lodge rooms. and other
neighborhood centers.
For the benefit of yourself and
children, you should learn Eng
lish. 1t is the language of
America. If you know it. you
have the key which opens the
door to better Jobs. more pleas
ures and privileges and more
friends.
And in learning English, you
need not cast aside your own
native language which you love
and cherish. Two languages are
better than one. And Your own
language will be even more help
full after you have learned
English.
Decide now to learn English.
You will never regret it.
Published by arrangements of
the Cleveland Americanization
Council. composed of II repre-
sentatives from foreign-langrage
organizations and 33 from civic
organizations.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA,

Societatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura ,,Mihai Viteazul" din
Follansbee, w. Va, pc aceasta
Gale aduce cele mai sincere null
tumiri tuturor participantilor
care an llat parte la petrecerea
teatrala, care a avut loc in ora
sui Steuhenville, Ohio, in ziua
de 81 August 1919, la care am
avut un rezultat foarte multumi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

buna 81 cinstita aplicarc legii de
expropriere, sa dea eel dintii dova-
da de att tle rea intelegerc a india.
toririlor sale ca proprictar.
ASteptam rezultatnl 81 -tleclarAm
eli, daca nW va Fl eel asteptat, nu
vom da inapoi pima ce dreptate in
treaga MI Sc va Fl facut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

Sc vor da clase gratuit in CT

In aceast slptamina publican lisa complecta SEQ
Tile pubicc unde da casc pcntru nba engleza
ccpnd zua de Luni, 30 Septembrie
Daci dorcsti ca sa invet englezcste mba Amercei,
privese la lista cauta scoa crei mai apro-
pc de D-ta.
{ Cl,seIc fl tinute in patru seri pc slptinina -
Luna, Martha, Mercuria 81 Joia 81 foarte bine sd
fiji prezen in fie seara din aceste Toate csee vol
.incepc la p. m pima la p
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

! Keep these weekly talks.
They mean success.
This is No. 8
Watch for No. 8 next week.
Copyright.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

OwatS School Ouuwa DmNuS Sdod
E
pIonfd low RAWLINGS School awnings Aer Mon School, aM
NmvIeH Hgh sodP Pmkwod E7"hST
Clair School, School w hsueNm
3ah
ngodHg Hgh Shod of MCummr
South mshod Central Ave Trmutsh School T&
BuwM unorH School
ridge Lm
Uar& &vahURd st sCarAv School Ahsrcu
mJmiuHR Sho
III North wmmg smod st Street.
hSr Suhf vM Mdads Bhed dBmdway
Hgh hShol savM
School Ave-
tsdudCm nAu,
Hgh School Castle Ave
rect Harmdsch lHavadAe
GdHnmsc School nM sm
Cedar &CmuhAv School, eh Cmm
Chdu
Byssd w
dy
Ave West School wraRd
Will School
nnuahcn nennth Mb Srpi va
vhmmu al na H
naUGn % fi
mmhh fl
P bh
nrai Dca k lu per
nechnhua uaHeum
mjIm Imrimf
Tnea Nevmbmn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

In fie care .Jo seara va fl de intretinere In
loc dc instructi fe de petrecere, dams,
nzca chnenatograf, ginnastica desbateri 81 vorbil
(in lmba D-tra proprie. Aceste ntretmer vor fl
ate de Gel din casa insusi 81 cece au parte la aceste
case pot aduce parint, preteni, vecin, or dragutec
daca au placere. M plat mimic nc pentru nsruc
iii 81 nci penu acese petreceri pentrlci toate aceste
tin de programu Scolilor libere dim Cleveland
Aegeti scoaa din aceasta lista:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

Multi barbat 81 femei poate nu afla convenient de
merge in casele de la scoe pubce Mai tlrziu vor
fl anuate aele Acese Fl tinue IN faocl 81 posi-
bill in salelc solicitation 81 alte centre vecine.
Pentru binee Dtae 81 copiilor Dtale, este blne sa
inve englezeste Aceasta este lmba Americei. Daca
crnost atunci al cheia care deschde usa spre mai
bun lucru mai multa placere privegur 81 mai multi
pricteni.
ST invatind engczeste, trebue sa puni la par
tc mba materni pc ubesti 81 ador Doua limbl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
ohituarx-cntherine Magaman.

Catherine. the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wagaman, died
suddenly, Nov. 8. 1919, aged years,
she was born at Manhattan, aKnsas,
where she lived until parents moved
to Abilene three years ago.
The sudden bereavement brings
special sadness to the home. She
was bright and pleasant little COM
panion for those around her. The
grandparents both here and in Mis-
souri, also feeling her loss very deeply.
During her several visits to Missouri
she endeared herself to the many
friends of her grandparents there to
whom her decease is a sad shock.
Brief services were held from the
home on East Seventh street on Nov
18th, by Rev. Troy Bess assisted by
Rev. G. o. Musser.
Many sympathizing friends were
present. The elaborate floral display
was fitting expression of blooming
hopes-but now faded. The body
was laid to rest in the family lot in
the Abilene cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
INTO COAL SUPPLY.
Commissioners Ask Mayor to
Find Amount on Hand.

After AN investigation this after
noon Mayor Nichols said; "The yards
have enough coal In bins to take care
Of the town for two weeks. One car
Is on track aud has been for two
weeks. We are trying 10 get that re-
leased Eight or ten cars are ordered
but may have been taken by The RAN
roads"
The city commissioners, at their
regular meeting, instructed Mayor
Nichols 10 investigate the coal situa-
ton here to determine the amount OF
coal on hand and the extent of the
demand for fuel IN cases where people
had none at all. The mayor conduct
ed his Investigation this afternoon
and It Is thought possibly It may be
necessary TO take the matter up with
the railroad administration in an Ell
fort to have coal now on the tracks
here released to supply the immedia. g
needs Of the citizens.
The city attorney was also instruct
ed to take mp the matter of the rail
road crossings with the Rock Island
ana Santa Fe roads and see that work
on the crossings in town is commenc-
ed at once. Routine business occupi-
ed the remainder Of the session.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
COUNTY PRICE BOARD
Fair Price Committee Has Its Powers
Explained by +. 7. Hackney.

:. $. smith, county attorney mas
received a letter sent by II. 7. Hack
ney, State Fair Price Commissioners.
the duties and powers Of
the fair price committee which are to
be appointed in each county for the
purpose Of regulating prices and con
serving the supply Of food and other
Of life.
The Lever bill with its amendments
makes it unlawful for any person will.
fully to destroy any necessaries for
the purpose of enhancing their value,
or restricting the supply knowingly
to commit waste or permit deterior-
alton: to hoard or monopollze, either
locally or generally any necessaries.
Unreasonable charges for the hand
ling or dealing in necessarles, agree
ment with another person which lin
its transportation, production, har-
yesting, or supplying them or exact
ing excessive prices for the articles
listed are also made unlawful. The
maximum fine for violation Of any Of
the provisions contained in the
amendment Is $4,000.
The Fair Price committees have
full power to fix fair prices on food,
feeds and fuel and the impleemnts re-
quired IN the actual production OF
them. Each committee will be law
unto itself as TO the matters 1t shall
take up and the prices It shall fix.
Failure to abide by the prices fixed
will be laid before the United States
district attorney for immediate ac-
ton, by e. T. Hackney to whom such
violation will be reported.
Appointments to the committee In
Dickinson county will be announced
when they are approved by the state
commissioner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
WINTER WEATHER THIS WAY
Heavy Rains and Low Temperature
eGneraI Over State.

Much colder weather and general
heavy rains over the state ushered IN
a cold wave to last the week. Snow
in Colorado. several inches deep de-
layed trains from the west and heavy
rains in the western part Of the statc
eastward rapidly, turning 20
snow In Horace, Kansas. where they
experienced a blizzard.
Here the rainfall was Loo and the
lowest temperature 40 degrees. In
Topeka the total precipitation at 9
o'clock last night totaled 1.31 inches.
At Plainvile, in Rocks county, only
five tiers Of counties from Colorado
the rainfall totaled 1.76 inches yes
terday noon. Other official reports
included Manhattan, 1.72 inches /;
Lindsborg, 1.S0 inches; Horton, r.f5
inches Phillipsburg, 1.54 inches. An
report from Junction City
last night stated that the rainfall had
continued and totaled nearly 3 inches.
The heavy rains over the entire
Kaw river valley naturally will cause
rise but nothing dangerous is ex-
pected unless the rain continues
steadily for another day at least.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13

drilling aud every location made ~
the county. has been passed ON by
competent biologists. While only the
Skaer test has yet been drilled to the
sand aud this proved duster' It Is
the opinion Of number Of leading
biologists that a big oil field viii be
opened IN Dickinson county before
The winter ends.
sinclair on The wilkins Is the test
nearest 10 me sand, and i reported
drilling around 220o feet i Is said
TO have picked NJ sand similar 70
The Elbing sand at 2la0 feet and
drilled through n at 2iGO feet u Is
said 10 bee Il good sand, but bearing
no oil. 4 similar sand NJ about the
same depth IS found 10 The EIbins
Field
w. 7. wilker or tiie Baker on com
pany. mas made location ia tn"
southwest Of the southeast Of ~ 3
and viii start huildlue the RIG within
the next two weeks Indfr the con-
tract The company Is 20 start the SER
ond test IN short time on the acre
age. The sush pond Is already built
ana tools ana casing are on The roai,
ana The rig has been started.
Argus OH company IN The south
west Of the southwest Of l3 1873 has
the rig complete ana will spud In
soon.
Sinclair oil company on the stone
in the middle line Of 34-122 is re-
ported underwriting 10 set the 10
inch 10 1850 feet. Same in the Chroa-
lister in 11-12.2, IS reported drilling
at 600 feet.
Forester and associates on the
Taylor in 6-44-4 is reported shut
down at 700 feet waiting for casing.
same parties are reported to have
timbers on the ground for rig "a
2-44.4.
Marshall & Hennesey have rig
complete and will spud the first OF
the week on the Dantz farm in
34-11.4.
Sterrett & Messamore of Woodbine
are reported to have rig complete
In 35-14-4. Tools have been moved
in and the easing Is on the ground.
skaer and Skaer are the drilling con
tractors.
Deering Marshall on the Schlesner
in 17-15-1 are reported drilling
around 1900 feet This well is being
watched with considerable interest by
scouts and operators.
Slim Jim on the Schnick in 1875,
across the line IN Morris county, Is
reported underwriting to set the 10
inch TO 1000 feet. It is said the log
of the well is very encouraging. The
company expects to take care Of the
hole SO that II n showing is had the
drlllers can tell exactly what Is
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
TRUST co. HERE
WICHITA FIRM TO OPEN AN
OFFICE
Guaranty Title & Trust TO Finance
Oil Development-Mhat Wells
Are Doing.

The Gusranty Title & Trust Co., Of
Wichita has leased the room formerly
occupied by the southworth office and
will open branch here because Of
the oil financing which Is eenterlng at
Abilene.
Dickinson county is getting the
biggest play AZ the present time of
any county IN The state where "a has
not already been found. Mum q
Wright who are among the leading
geologlsis Of the Mid Continent field,
with long string Of production p
their credit have spent about eight
months In the county, going over the
situation and studying the 81 bearing
stratas. The Argus OH company has
a geologlst force Of sixteen men IN
the county doping cut strata while
a number Of other prominent geolo-
gists have been working the county
for other companies. 1t is said on
reliable authority that every well
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13

found. The drlllers expect 10 carry
the 8 inch casing to 2400 feet
Hnntlcy & Johnson In 2-i6-4 are
reported understanding TO 900 feet.
The company has had two slight de-
lays but are rushing the work AS rap
idly rs possible.
sinclair Is reported to have a ris
complete In southeast corner of west
half Of west half OF 3i-16-3, on the
Long farm. Tools and easing are be.
ing moved IN, and the test will start
spndding rs soon as II can be rugged
up
Elmo on company Is reported
building the rig In 21-10.2. aud expect
10 have It completed IN the next ten
days. The TEST is on the Cosgroye
farm
r. f, johnson ana associates IN the
southeast Of the southeast Of 32-lG-1
Is reported TO have The rig complete.
4. =. Campbell ana associates ON
the Fellbush in the northwest Of the
northwest Of G-15-2 Is reported a rts
complete with tools and Gazing on
The ground. II IS said that another
location viii be made in close prox-
unity 10 the test within the next two
weeks. Same parties are reported
To have made location north Of
Hope on the SHREDDER In 2s-15-3.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-11-13
ABILENE GETS 1T.
Takes Second Victory of Year
From D. c. III. S.

A pep meeting and band concert
downtown, were held in anticipation
of the football game between Abb
lene and Dickinson County high
school which took place here We'd
nesday afternoon and ended with a
score of 20 to for Abilene. The
game moved slowly, with much time
out for a Chapman player, whom they
kept in the game despite his obvious
lack of endurance. The playing was
rough and "Bee" Oliver was taken
out in the last of the second quarter
with a broken rib
A large crowd Of rooters came with
the Chapman team and gathered on
the east side of the field. Over $500
was taken in at the gate. Abilene
had practically the whole student
body out and they gave the home
team enthusiastic support. The band
played between halves and at that
time Abilene had, score of IS to 0,
with two touehdowns and a drop
kick.
This is the second game Abilene
has taken from the county high
school this season and was one in
which there was intense rivalry. The
students celebrated last night with
bonfire and picture show party, the
latter being Mr.. Kubach's part in the
celebration.