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New Britain herald., 1919-07-21

MT. and Mrs. A. A. Mills are spend ing the season at their cottage at Stoney Creek. They have as their guests MT. and Mrs. Carl Winter of Waterbury and MT. and Mrs. Griswold of Newin gton.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-21

Gilbert Yates of Corbin avenue and Carl Larson of Trinity street spent the weekend at Lake CongamO
New Britain herald., 1919-07-21

Mrs. T. J. Walsh has Cottage Cher okee at Indian Neck for the summer.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-21

BERNARD F. GAFFNEY.
 Judge.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
NEWS ABOUT JEWS
EVERYWHERE
SENDS CASE BACK TO
RABBIS.

An appeal from rabbinical court
was heard yesterday in the Court Of
Chancery by Vice Chancellor John
Griffin in Jersey City, who, agree
ably to all concerned, sent it back
to the rabbinical court for judgment.
The members of the rabbinical
court, with full black boards and
wearing black broadcloth garments
and black skull caps, sat together
facing the Vice Chancellor and gave
close, attention. They were Rabbis
Charles H. Hirschensohn of Ho-
boken, Isaac Ide1sohn of Jersey
City, and Isaac Fiegel' of Bayonne.
The litigants were Michael H.
Harris of q Jewett Avenue and
Max Harris of West Hoboken,
brothers.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
TIL. AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

by the Society of Nations. In fact,
France does not regard any treaties
entered into by the interested pow
ers during the war as binding or
void until the Society of Nations
takes definite action thereon.
The suggestion that in considera-
ton of being granted a mandatory
over Togoland and Kamerun France
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
FOR JEWISH COMMON
WEALTH.
Definite Proposal Is Presented tt
Conference by Zionists.


Conference by Zionists.
Paris, Feb. 1O-A definite pro-
posal was filed before the Peace
Conference today favoring the
eventual formation of a Jewish
Commonwealth in Palestine on the
lines already suggested by the
American Jewish congress.
The document was signed by rep
resentatives of the World Zionist
organization, the Zionist organiza-
ton of America, and the Zionist or
ganization of Russia on behalf of the
Jews in Palestine.
These organizations are represent
ed in Paris by Janix B. De Ham
and Bernard Flexner
In Paris now and on their way
to Palestine for work with the Zion
list Commission are DR.. Harry Fried
enwald of Baltimore, Robert H.
Old of Washington, Louis Robin
son of New York, Rudolph Son
nenborn of Baltimore, and DR..
Rubinow of New York. DR..
Rubinow is Director of the Zionist
Medical Union.
The question of the disposition of
Syria will probably come before the
Supreme Council again tomorrow,
when Frances position will be more
clearly outlined. France does not
regard her treaty with England
made at the beginning of the war
with relation to Syria as effective
until it has been definitely passed on
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21

The American Jewish World is
the bond that unites all the Jews,
and all Jewish organizations and
institutions Of the Twin Cities.
Strengthen the bond.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
February II, 1919

would relinquish her claims in
Syria has apparently been made
without authority of the French
Government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
EIPaSO People
StandM Way To
Make Millions
L.R. Fisk Tells of Activity
IN the Great Texas
Oil Fields.

ST have 5rst returned from the
northwest Burkburnett oil field in
Wichita county, Texas, and 1 was as
tonished at the enormous progress in
development OF that now proven Won
der field" said ]. r Fisk OF Fl Paso-
Il was there in March last and saw
the great Burlz Waggoner well a Few
hours after IL came in At that time
there were not more than four or
five derricks in an area two miles
north and the same distance east anl
west and a half a mile south OF that
well. Today ] do not think an eN-
aggerating when I say I think there
are 1000 derriclcs in the area nave
indicated
7 visited the tracts in this north
west field which belong to FL Paso-
ans. and there are several OF them
and I honestly think they stand %
make millions The possibilities OF
that wonder field cannot be realized
by one who has not seen Il and then
one needs to take some time and LOOK
il over somewhat Seeing few OF
the big gushers is really Inspiring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
BUSY
At SAN ANGELO
Operations Continue On A
Large Scale In Tom
Green County.

san Angelo. Texas, Sept. 27.-In
Tom Green and surrounding counties
operations continue active The san
Diego-Texas Oil company well on
the 7. J. Clegg ranch near Carlsbad
Tom Green county. is Temporarily
closed down at a depth Of 1850 1eet
The bit is broken off in the hole
On the Door Key ranch the White
side oil and Gas company's well IN
the southern part Of the county is
cleaning out at 29OO feet; drilling is
still underway.
In Pecos county the Reilly-Texas
Acreage company has special packers
placed in its well. The hole is SlUg
feet deep. Drilling viii be resumed
within the next few days
To Resume Drilling.
C. z. MenZie's well on the Shernino
Brothers ranch in Pecos county Is
preparing to resume drilling al
DEPTH Of $3.50 feet This well was
shut down so that the hole might pc
straight reamed- ~.
IN this came county the circle Clt
company is making good headway in
its well on the Kokernot ranch IN the
western portion Of the county
In Coke county the Texas Petro-
leum syndicate has its derrick up and
r
Fletcher ranch. Is miles north OF
Robert Lee
The West Texas Production com
pany resumed drilling few days ago
on its test in Coke county at oepth
Of 80 feet.
Operations Closed Down.
The Texas syndicate has temper
arfIv closed down operations at It's
well on the Harris Brothers ranch,
depth Of the hole is 1900 feet
K J. Schumacher and company
have the ten-inch casing set TO a
depth Of 1920 feet in their well on the
Westbrook ranch. near Tennyson.
Coke county. and have drilled to a
; depth Of $500 feet.
Allen and Chaplin are drilling at
zoo feet in their hole on the Arledge
ranch. Coke county.
in Crockett county the Ryan Pc
troleum corporation IS drilling. stead
Henderson ranch. IS miles south Of
BARNARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
E PASOANS IN
NEW OIL FIELD
"Porterfield- Smith Inter.
ests" Secure 200 Acres
In The Homer Field.

A new oil company, known as the
Homer Union Petroleum. has been
organized by FL Paso capital and
viii operate in the new Homer, Lou
isiana. oil field. The company has
holdings amounting 10 200 acres sur
rounding the field.
The Louisiana field was opened
four weeks ago by the Standard OIL
company when it brought in a $4,000
barrel well OF - gravity oil It Is
said to be the largest high gravity OIL
well in the world. Another wen
drilled BY ". H Rowe. on an adJoin-
ing tract. is making 10000 barrels OF
The sale class OF oil 1t is also stated
that the Louisiana OIL and Refining
company have drilled another record
breaking well. making 10000 barrels
at the shallow depth OF 1870 FEET
Oil operators in Oklahoma Burk-
burnett and the Ranger field are
nocking to the new strike and
Shreveport. the largest town near
the fields. is crowded with oil men.
The new company IS owned by the
socalled "Porterfield and Smith in
terests." who were promoters OF the
Ocean and Ranger Central J. A. ID.
smith Is president: W. C. Best is vice
president, and Wilson c Porterfieid,
secretary treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Steel Strike Hard BIow
To Texas Oil Industry

The steel strike Will hit the Texas
oil fields pretty hard is the opinion
Of oil operators here. after carefully
surveying the fields and the strike,
The strike viii be particularly hard
on the little fellow who buys his stuff
in the open market.
Rig irons. castings, wire lines
drilling tools. cables. pump jacks, en-
gines, boilers, tubing, casing, pipe
line supplies, storage tank materials
and everything else used in drilling
wells is OF iron or steel except the
rig which is OF wood Vast supplies
OF these parts are needed BY oil com
panies TO carry on the business
Profiteering in oil we'll supplies
will come into the lime light now, il Is
believed. Dealers who have the fore
going materials on hand Will charge
a big price for them
A strike Of a month viii stop Work
IN all the oil fields. it is said When
the strike started, about 200 wells in
the Burkburnett field were waiting
on casing.
wild eating viii get a set back
By the shortage Of supplies, operators
say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
TAMPICO COMPANY ENLARGES
ITS OPERATING FACILITIES

The International Petroleum COM
pany through its subsidiary. the In
ternational Oil and Pipe Line com
pany. has commenced a pipe line, oil
storage. deep water loading stations
and topping plant and an active
drilling campaign in the southern
TamDico fields Of Mexico, according
to the Tampico Tribune Of September
20 A 10 inch pipe line VIII be punt
from Lot. No. 252. Amatlan. 81 kilo-
meters to lot 10, lIata Redonda- where
a terminal will be built and storage
with 100000 barrels capacity; also
a topping plant with a capacity OF
"a. 900 barrels Of topped crude and dis
tillate per day. Two sea lines VIII
be constructed 5000 feet to four sea
loading stations, which VIII be built
in AZ feet Of water. These sea lines
viii give a loading capacity Of So
900 barrels a day
The company is 20 start drilling a
well on lot 252. Amatlan. and at least
four others between Amatlan and
AcamiXtle-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
GRANTS OIL TITLES
FOR LANDS IN DURANGO

According to what appears to be
reliable authority the department OF
petroleum under the secretary OF IN
dustry. commerce and labor in the
cabinet of president Csrranza Of
Mexico, has received applications for
and titles have been granted for pc
troleum rights on tracts OF land not
far from Mapimi, Durango. The titles
were said to have been given under
the prevailing laws OF Mexico It has
been reported for some time that
areas likely TO contain oil deposits
existed in the region mentioned It
is supposed that they are in what is
known as the Bolson de Mapimi and
extend northward from near Mapimi
up into the state Of Coahuila-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
NOGALES MEN
BUY TEXAS Land
Company Organized to De
velop Property In the
Desdemona Field.

Nogales. Ariz., Sept ga large
amount Of Nogales capital has been
invested in Texas ground by the Ari-
zona-8Iexico Oil and Refining com
pany. an organization headed by state
senator Writ C. Bowman and customs
collector Charles Z. Hardy. one espe-
cially valued tract is Of five acres
near Bc1Iahon and Comanche North
ern producers, a mile and a half south
east Of Desdemona-
Three other plats have been secure
Of five. 40 and 55 acres, also consid-
cred in very favorable locations. -Four
wells are to be drilled at once. on two
Of the tracts. a number Of stock
holders. including editor Allen T. BIRD,
Of the Nogales Oasis. lately visited
the field and returned filled with en-
fhusiasm over the prospect OF large
returns from their investment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Giant GaSSer Is
Brought In Near
EaStIand, Texas
States Oil Company's Well
Is Making 100000
Cubic Feet Daily.

Eastland. Texas, sept ga giant
gasser has been brought in by the
states Oil corporation seven miles
north Of Eastland on the Sumrell
property. The well is making So
600. 600 cubic feet Of gas from depth
Of 1910 feet.
Two wells have been abandoned
on the J. T. Miller tract, two miles
and half north Of Eastland, by the
Martha oil Pool company. This or
ganization is drilling at 500 feet on
the Snodgrass lot in the southeast
ern corner Of the Desdemona town
site.
The No. ] Bauregardner OF the
Great Southern Oil company is still
flowing by heads. This test is sit
uated in the southeast corner OF the
BaumEarner tract. The drillers are
still fishing for the string Of tools
recently lost in the hole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
TEXAS OIL COMPANY CITED
FOR ALLEGED UNFAIRNESS

Washington, D. c. Sept. 2l.-The
Texas oil company has been cited by
the federal trade commission in com
plants Of unfair competition The
commission alleges the concern leases
or loans gasoline pumps and tanks
10 dealers at considerations which
do not represent reasonable returns
on the investment in such devices on
the understanding that dealers so
equipped viii sell from such pumps
no other gasoline except that supplied
by this concern. The company was
directed to file answer with the com
mission November H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
NEW RIGS SPOT TERRITORY
III VICINITY OF GORMAN

activities continue active in the vicin-
ity Of Sipe Springs, and the country
west Of German Many new rigs and
derricks spot the territory. The Con-
stantine Refining company, Of Tulsa,
is preparing to sink a test wei on
the lease just acquired south Of Moor
man.
The Perry well is still fishing for
lost tools There is a good showing
Of oil in the test and the operators
seem encouraged. The kit broke off
in the hole a short time ago when it
encountered a hard rock formation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
SN9WDEN WE'LL
HAS GOOD FLOW
Ackers No. 1 In Brecken-
ridge Field Is Making
$50 Barrels.

Breckenridge, Tex, Sept Elbow
ing at the rate Of $50 barrels per day,
the Ackers No. 4 Of Snowden Bros,
two and a half miles north Of Breck-
enridge, is attracting much attention
The wen was shot at 519S feet with
200 quarts Of nitroglycerine and the
flow began
This ven was the first in the ter
ritory north Of here to strike the pay
sand. Fer several weeks the we'll
showed for a producer and the oper-
ators are pleased with the result or
the shot. Indications are that the
portion Of stephens county north OF
Breckenridge viii prove fertile OIL
producing territory
On the Norveu tract. southwest OF
Breckenridge, the Texas company has
its well standing with 1000 feet OF oil
IN the hole instead OF 400 feet re-
Gently reported
To Drill Well Deeper.
The Ward No. 1 Of the Magnolla
Petroleum company, in the Viclnll y
Of TIE Norven well. Is to be drilled
flows, one Of which was caught IN 2
tank. tstaled about IS barrels Of IS
gravity. Indications are that the wen
VIII develop iato a good producer
Near the Ackers tract, north OF
Breckenridge. the Gulf Production
c0mpany's ward No. is making "a
barrels Of oil. The we'll viii De sAe'
soon to increase production
Kimmell ct ais Holland No ] IS
flowing l5.000.o6G cubic feet Of gas
from depth OF 2030 feet
Texas Cushing OIL Company's Har-
RS No. I IS drilling and making con-
siderable heldway-
The Gulf Production company S
Hagaman 80. is drilling al S4='
The Humble OIL and Refining COM
pany's Frost 10. ] is drilling at $500
Casing Is Set.
The Texas Pacific Coal company
IS setting the six and five-elg hlhs
inch casing at a depth OF 31s5 feet il
its Rodgers 10. 2
Ohio cities Gas company's Collier
No. ! is drilling at $3.50 feet.
Stanton OH company's SUDDEN No
IS fishing at q depth OF $3.50 1eel
and making about go barrels Of OIL
and water
The Manhattan oil company's DE-
Hail 10 I is drilling. with the hole
fun OF water. at e26T feet
Palo Pinto oil and Gas company
Swanson 10. was shot with zyl
quarts Of nirroglycerine- The hole Is
bridged-
Southwestern Petroleum company
Scanon 40. is completed after be
ing shot, and is producing At the rate
OF $50 barrels
Texas eompany's Biiliugsley No.
Is cleaning out az depth OF Sl4.
Texas & Pacific Coal and OIL com
pany's Haney no. 1 is fishing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
STEEL STRIKES CAUSES OIL
on EASTERN MARKET TO FALL

Reports from New York and other
eastern markets are that oil stocks
have shown losses during the past
week. due to the steel strike. Out OF
- standard oil stocks, eight showed
drops in prices from the previous
week. OF the other four, one showed
a stationary quotation and three an
advance. Out OF % leading and mis-
cellaneous stocks, only three showed
gains over the previous week, one
remained unchanged and tbs others
showed losses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
SHEPPARD WELL COMPLETED;
MAKING Is BARRELS A DAY

Tulsa, Okla. Sept. p -. Z. Shep-
pard has completed his No in the
southeast quarter OF section 1851,
Usage county, the well is producing at
the rate Of $50 barrels per day.
In Olzmulgee county the Tribes OIL
company has brought in its No. on
the Dora Parnell land in section S-l2-
u The well is making 500 barrels
Of oil from a depth Of 1150 feet
In the northeast quarter Of section
1888. Usage county. the Clestine OIL
company's third completion is making
100 barrels
The No. Of the Old Dominion OIL
company is making 100 barrels. This
well is situated in the northwest quar-
ter Of section 9-24-10, Usage county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
cORSIcANA WILL SOON KNOW
RESULT IN THE TEST WELLS

CorsIcana, Texas, sept zI.-In the
Navarro county field IS deep tests
will be drilling before January 1, ac-
cording to the present outlook. BY
that time wells now drilling should be
telling the tale OF whether or not oil
pools lie beneath Corsicana-
On the Higgins tract the Pisgah
ridge deep test will be sunk 10 1000
feet soon by Bayes Brothers OF In
diana.
Corsicana Deep Well company off,
cials say they have struck a big guam
tity OF gas in their well on the Green
Springfield farm IN the Corsicala
Powell field. The well is 1850 feet
deep and the drill is pounding in
hard rock.
The Cortex oil company viii drill
soon south Of Corsica IA ms ris IS
On the GROUND.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

CEVERAL kilograms received at the
y local office Of the Ocean OIL and
Refining company last night and this
morning announce that ocean"
struck the second pay sand Friday
night at $3.50 and is making 5000
barrels OF oil.
J. A. D. smith and J. c. Smith are
both al the well experimenting oP-
.eradons-
This is the largest oil well to be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Twin Gusher Company
Now Ready To Drill

J. r. Fisk, president Of the Twin
Gusher oil company, an Ell Paso con
Germ who returned Thursday from
the northwest Burkburnett field, IN
wichita county. Tex. stated that that
concerns derrick was going up on
ITS five acre tract in block 10, OF
Sparks subdivision. in northwest
Burkburnett oil field. The rig ma
teriaIs were on the ground and Mr.,
Fisk said he expected the well would
he Studded in early next week. il not
DELAYED by rain. This location is 500
feet from the Burk Senator well.
which has struck the strong oil sand
but is awaiting pipe line connections
before drilling in.
c,,-ti-s 3 g bnv T.fbertv Bonds.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
TAMPICO EXPORTS 7,sss,515
BARRELS OF OIL IN MONTH

According TO the Tampico. Mexico.
Tribune. OF Sept. 20. the oil exports
from that country during August
were 7.98S,519 barrels and were by
the following companies:
Aguila. 1.126.O37.00 barrels; Huas-
teca, 1,0S2919-S1 barrels: Cortez. l.
021. 867 90 barrels: Penn Mex. 992,-
291 Il barrels. Standard, 739,010.1f
barrels: Mexican Gulf- 55S.55S-62 bar
rels: East Coast, 54T039-2s barrels;
Island, 522,9O6.72 barrels: Texas. 54s,-
734S7 barrels. Freeport & Mexico,
3f6.O9190 barrels; Corona. 111,652.0O
barrels: Boston Mex. 100000 bar
rels. Tai Vez. 98.173.92: Pierce Naviga-
ton. So. 10000 barrels: National. g.
25A41 barrels; InterOcean. 52-263.TS
barrels; New England. 11,11S.32 bar
rels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
PHOENIX MEN TO PROSPECT
FIELD NEAR WICKENBURG

WickenburE. Ariz-. Sept. 27.-An en-
tirely new field is to be prospected
near Wickenburg for oil believed to
lie at depth. The Flores company has
been organized BY 12S Phoenix resi-
dents, each pledged to a subscription
Of $500 IL needed. A large tract has
been prospected west OF this point by
geologists who declare the Indications
excellent for finding oil at a coptn Of
about 1000 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
NEW DEEP TEST PLANNED
BY The TEMPLE BELL co.

Temple, Texas. Sept. PA new
deep test is planned by the Temple
Bell Oil and Fuel company for Bell
county. The well viii be spudded in
in an entirely new section Of the coun-
try. The other wells OF this company
are drilling in the western and south
western portions Of Bell county. The
company has a 5000 acre lease nine
miles southeast OF Temple near Held
enheimer, on which It proposes to sink
the new test well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
COMPANY FORMED TO DRILL
IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, ARIZ.

Nogales, ARK. Sept. 27.-The San
Pedro OIL and Gas company is a new
crganfzation formed locally for drill
ing on a tract OF 5000 acres in the
northern part or Santa Cruz county.
The first well is TO be on the ranch
OF ". A Hyatt where the prospect
for oil Is said to be favorable W P.
Capehart. a Patagonia banker, Is sec
rotary Of the corporation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
IL PAsOANs FORM 4
NEW OIL COMPANY.

The Homer Union Petroleum Co. has
been organized by FL Pasoans 10 ex-
plot 1000 acres in the new Homer
district Of Louisiana opened NJ By the
Standard on company about month
ago with a 10000 barrel we'll The
Homer Union is headed by the Por-
terrified and Smith interests that pro-
NOTED the ocean and Ranger Central
oil companies. Officers Of the new
company are: + A. D. smith. presi-
dent: W. c. Best. vice president, and
Wilson c. Porterfield. secretary and
treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
ShaIe In North
AriEOnG Carries
StreakS Of Oil
Operations Promised al
Other Points Than the
Holbrook Field.

Ho1brook. Ariz., Sept. 27.-There is
local belief that oil viii be developed
at many points in northeastern Ari-
iona beside in the HoIbrook field,
though nearly all the prospecting is
being done within a few miles Of this
point.
In support OF this belief is a story
from Concho, so miles to the southeast
Near that point drilling for water
found a streak OF shale that carried
black oil that dripped from the drill
point when il was Withdrawn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Ocean Gets BiggestHOw OfAny Well
SunkByEIPasoons; ELPaso Successes

brought IN BY any u Paso Company.
Statistics show that out OF ten oil
companies organized in FL Paso but
two have drilled dry holes. The sue
cessful wells are as follows:
Ocean.
Big l.
Ranger Burke, Consolidated
Silver Cycle.
Ranger Central
EI Paso BurkburnetL
FL Paso Ranger.
Ranger Oil and Gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
OIL IS FOUND IN TUNNEL
IN THE CENTENNIAL RANGE

Kingman. Ariz.. Sept. 27.-Ol is
declared TO have been developed in
the driving OF a tunnel at the base Of
the Centennial range. where water
tapped bore petroleum from shale
stratum passed through. A rig has
been ordered and viii be set up at a
point to cut the shale at depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
WORLDS LARGEST OIL RESERVOIR
LOCATED AT ROYTH. ENGLAND

The largest oil reservoir in England
and perhaps in the world, is, accord
ing to IronmOnger. at Royth. It was
built during the war to supply the
war vessels OF Great Britain. It is
made Of reinforced concrete and has
a capacity Of 100000 gallons The
roof area is Z Z acres. The area OF the
reservoir with what is termed its as
ISOLATED works is given at ia acres
Its walls are 80 feet high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
DIG on TANKER LAUNCHED.

Orange. Tex. Sept 27.-The W. A.
Eben. the big oil tanker. constructed
by the National oil company, Of which
the National Shipbuilding company Of
Texas is a subsidiary, was launched
Saturday in the presence Of hundreds
OF employees and visitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
COMPLETES PIPE LINE
N TAMPICO FIELD.

The Mexican GuIf Oil company has
completed its six inch pipe line five
and a half miles long from the Prieto
terminal TO the Pierce oil company's
Tampico. Mex. refinery The line
crosses the Tamesi river and the La
zuna channel and viii deliver oil
IRON the Mexican Gully company s
Wef1s IN what is called the southern
fields.