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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Good COMPANY
GETSA GU5HER
One Thousand Barrel Well
Brought In In Ranger
Field.

Ranger, Texas. Oct. IA 1000
barrel well has just been brought n
on the Sue tract by the Good Oil
company It is producing from a
IS foot sand encountered at 35o5 feet
and IS situated a mile northwest Of
olden, west OF the Magnolia Petro-
lleum company's W A. Harris lease.
The W F. McC1eskey wei Of the
Texas Pacific Coal and OH company
is standing with zoo feet OF FLUID IN
its hole The fluid is coming from a
sand encountered at a depth OF $500
feet and extending to 1850 feet.
The p o. Ranch wem Of this COM
pany is cleaning out a bridge which
formed after the well was given
shot Of 40 quarts OF nitrogIycerin
from 3l75 20 31S3 feet
A flow OF ESQ barrels IS coming
from six foot lime formation IN the
Sun c0mpany's Lauderdale No. 81
The sun company's Maynard No. 3,
also black lime well, is producing
80 barrels Of oil daily from 1913 20
The 8lcCord No. 1 Of the Humble
oil and Refining company is making
500 barrels after being shot from $500
TO $3.50 feet
Imperial shoots Well
inside the Ranger tOWn5ite. the Im-
perial OIL and Development company
gave its Parish wei another shot at
depth OF 3178 feet This shot was
given the vel in an effort to dis
lodge the tools which have been stuck
in the hole for several months. The
first shot was made at a depth Of
3174 feet.
The 100000 cubic foot flow of the
Sinclair Gulf OH company's Coddy
No. s viii be brandenheaded off and
drilling win be continued, The gas
flow was encountered at 2l95 feet
and viii be used as fuel for several
operations IN that section Of the
North CaddO field.
The Northern Texas Oil company.
Incorporated under the laws OF the
state Of Delaware, with permission 20
operate In the state OF Texas. Is
new concern recently formed for the
purpose Of prospecting for oil ia the
Ranger district. The capitalization Of
the new organization is $l25Q.00Q.
Tex Ricl1ard VIII head this new
concern Richard is G well known
Texas operator His first venture
in the oil business was in the west
Texas field and his organization was
known as the Richard Texas com
pany. The 100000 necessary for the
undertaking was subscribed in New
York within a day. HIS second play
July when the Vulcan OIL company
was launched backed by s2.500. zoe.
The Northern Texas Oil company Is
his third venture in the game Jack
Dempsey. the champion is interested
in this company.
The following is part Of the new
c0mpany's holdings The so acre
Wood tract east Of Ranger. half in
terest III the Sipe Springs district; Is
acres OF the Hamilton tract at Des-
demona; the Pope tract, south of
Eastland in territory just opening up.
and y acres north OF Ranger in the
Dennis0n tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
ONLY 20 DESDEMONA WELLS
HAMPERED BY SALT WATER

According to reports OF investiga-
tlon OF the appearance OF salt water
in Desdemona, Texas. oil wells. il is
said that less than 20 wells in the
entire field are thus damaged It Is
admitted that some wells are running
all salt water. others less than 20 per-
cent and the general average OF the
wells thus affected is between S. and
20 percent salt water.
It is shown that most Of the salt
water is in wells on the Desdemoua
townsite and adjoining leases How
ever, the Lewis well Of Hamil and
associates. located IN the extreme
northwestern part OF the field Is max
ing salt water. Some salt water has
appeared IN the wells Of the Plains
oil and Gas company in the north
eastern part Of the field There arc
cases reported OF salt water in the
northern part OF the field. The salt
water Is cased of where possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
DRILL Strikes
BIC PAY SAND
Root, Hupp & Duff Pre-
pare To Drill In The
Paw Well.

Eastland. Texas, Oct 11.-Root
Hupp & Duff have struck oil in their
Ray wei and are preparing TO drill
it in This test is situated in the
southeast corner Of the c. e. Con
Melee tract. six miles north Of East
land The operators had looked upon
this wen for some time as a hopeless
enterprise because at depth Of 1900
off and no other showing was made
off a dnno other showing was made
until She well struck the big pay at
q depth Of 3sf5 feet.
The Poteet No Of Root, Hupp &
Duff. four and a half miles north
east OF Eastlaud. is making 25.OO0,-
600 cubic f6et OF gas and 1890 bar
rels OF OIL from the upper pay. The
operators are sure Of larger nroduc-
ton from the lower pay. which they
believe lies not more than 20 feet
farther down
Five miles north Of EastIand in the
Root-Teliing .sTndicate's A. G. Bond
weH a 100 barrel flow has been en-
countered- This flow win be cased
off and drilling toward the deeper
paw VIII be resumed.
Three miles northwest OF Eastiand
she Caldwell oil company's test on
the Sinner farm made two flows by
heads sunday after being given 60
quart shot at $3.50 feet The wen VIII
be plugged back-to the 1850 level and
given another shot A Showing Of
both oil and gas was found at the
$500 foot level The total depth OF
this wels IS $3.50 feet
In Eastland county there are 5lf
drilling operations under way outside
CT those il the Desdemoua district
OF this number 154 are drilling below
5000 feet. rapidlF approaching the
completion depth; 172 are drilling be-
low 30o0 feet. and the rest are rigs
OF locations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
CONFIDENCE IN
OIL At PEG05
J. o. McFadin Says People
Enthusiastic His Com
pany Ready To Drill.

J. @. McFadin, president OF the
Texas-American OIL & Refining com
pany. has returned from Peeos. where
he has been for the past few days
completing arrangements for spud-
ding in the vel this company is drill
ing near AIonahau. in Ward county
Mr. McFadin came back more en-
Unused than ever over the prospects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
One Kidney Remedy
Distributed Throughout
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such is the remarkable record Of War
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To enjoy this world wide distribu-
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Kidney and Liver Remedy is a reliable
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

sew TO pass the time away long win
ter evenings But you can't DO this
unless your eyesight permits. II your
eyes are the least bit weak have them
examined right away If you need
glasses see that you get the perfect
double-vision lens. "Kryptoks-" Then
you can read and sew without the
nerve strain ycu have when wearing
the old bifocals.
Let as examine your eyes and fit
you perfectly.
Need Glasses2 Ask SegaL
Ell Pnso Optical Co.
At los Texas St In the middle OF the
block between Oregon and 1Iesa--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
-Four Companies
File Charters
In Neze, Mexico
Incorporation Papers Filed
With the State Corpora
hon Commission.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Oct Flour oil
companies today filed their charters
with the state corporation commits
sion
The Tularosa Valley oil and Gas
company, Of AiamogOrdo, is incor-
porated for 100000. Of which one
Il. Vandervoort. G. V. Clayton. " "
Clayton
The Petroleum Exploration com
pauy OF Fort sumner, is incorporated
for $500. 900, all OF which has been
subscribed b. the live lncorp0rators.
who are as follows; ". E. Bartlett
10. Miller. sam J. Nixol OF Fort sum
neri John T. Holman OF Portales. and
W. r. Mann of Spokane. Bartlett
and Holman have subscribed for all
the stock except $4,000.
The American on Exchange OF Tu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
OiIMe1l Refuse
offer T0HaUe
Stock Examined
able Resolution Providing
Examination of Com
pany Holdings.

A committee to pass on the acreage
and capitalization OF oil companies
and associations before such stocks
shah be offered for sale by brokers
in El Paso is apparently not wanted
here. At a meeting, Of brokers and
others at the Central Stock and Oil
exchange on North Oregon street
Thursday night such a proposition
was sidetracked by tabling a resolu-
ton introduced by Dr. J. II. Robert
son
The meeting had seen called for the
purpose Of adopting some method Of
preventing the sale of stocks OF
worthless oil or other concerns in the
FL Paso market. AucIoneer Bill
Rodgers called the meeting 10 order.
Tom 3. Johnson was made chairman
and H a. Major, secretary
Dr. Robertson introduced a resOlu-
ton 20 the effect that FL Paso
brokers should deal only in the stocks
Of companies which had been passed
upon by a committee Of brokers. such
committee 10 look into the aEairs
Of such corporations or associations
as tt their legitimacy. The resolu-
tion also provided that companies de-
string to sell their stocks should be
required 20 pay a reasonable fee for
such examination
Dr. Robertson and W l. Barnard
took issue Of the plan Of the resolu-
tion. The former argued that dealing
in stocks on the exchange was Iegiti-
mate business and not gambling. Mr..
Barnard took the opposite view. said
he had been a member OF the New
York curb and Los Angeles stock ex-
change and that any one who entered
The game Of dealing in stocks did so
20 gamble
J. r McCutheon said he thought
the law already furnished sufficient
protection to the public and moved
the tabling OF DIT Robertson's resolu-
zion. The motien was carried and the
meeting adjourned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
MARIE ELIZABETH WELL
IS MAKING 1000 BARRELS

Wichita Falls, Texas. Oct 1.-THE
Marie Elizabeth OIL comDany's No. 1
in block IS, Burkburnett Northwest
extension, is flowing at the rate Of
1900 barrels daily. The floW IS stead
uy increasing.
pool, have caught fire IN the last
few days The fire at two OF the
wells was eXtinguished before much
damage was cone. Considerable dam
age was caused by the fire at the
other three wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

repair the wasted and diseased It's
sues. caused by those bodily poisons.
OF It would not be sold throughout
tie civilized world.
Remember Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy is made OF herbs
and other beneficial Ingredients with
out dangerous drugs or narcotics.
That's why it was named safe. 1t is
used in thousands OF homes as a re-
liable family medicine, because these
people realize that their general
health depends upon their kidneys.
II you have any trouble with your
kidneys. liver or bladder, get some
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Rem
edy today. Try it as directed and
note the excellent results. All drug
gists have It. A sample viii be sent
on receipt of ten cents Warmers safe
Remedies Co, Dept 396, Rochester,
n Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

of getting oil in the Pecos valley.
"A1l the big companies are gather
ing up as much acreage as possible.
and are just as confident as the small
operators, that within few months
this VIII become one Of the most i'm
portant producing fields in the state, -
he said.
Some . companies are now drilling
in this district and he believes the
first wei should be IN shortly. The
derrick Of the Texas American oil &
Refining company is located on
perfect dome very similar to the
country surrounding the Texas
Chief well in Burkburnett. he as
serts. The derrick is shown In the
picture above.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

$4,000 Of il paid IN. The incorpora-
tors are. S. NJ Wharton. C. E. Haw-
kins A. hurley all of Tucumcari-
The Santa Rosa New Mexico OIL
company. OF santa Fe. has an author
ized capital stock OF $500. 900. with
$1,000 Of it subscribed. The incorpora-
tors are ID. X Sadler. F. c. Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
ACHES And PAINS
SLOAR'S GETS 'EM!
Famous Pain and Ache Liniment
Kept Handy, Brings Crafty
ing Relief.

R HEULAT1C twingss ease up soon
ASSo do stiff joints. lame back. nsn-
ralgia, overtaxed muscles. ard those
pains from weather exposure. too
they dent fight long against tbs
counter lrrltanr Sloan's Liniment pre-
duces.
Keep tbs old family friend hausr
FOR instant use-a little perefrntea
without ruhhings leaving no skin
stains. muss, or cloggad pores. you
ought 20 keep a bottle handy slwas-
All druggists Three slzes-s5c T1c.
81 40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
WELL oosIEs ~ As eAssER

The Lucky Thirteen OIL company's
80. 1 Lewis wen, in the Desdemona,
Texas. field, which came IN some
time ago as a dry gasser. IS now pro-
ducing geo barrels a day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

"A whole lot O. de talk dat goes
round, said uncle Eben. "ain' no mo
real help in movin' forward dan de
squeak in an Ak e-'-Washington star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Good ShO1gingS
OfOIFO15ndM
ShaIIOw Test
Further Indications Develop
IN the San Angelo
| OWnsIte.

san Angelo, Texas, Oct 11-At 81
and 20 felt oil showings have been
found in the shallow test being sunk
Z By 20 local men on West Randolph
street in san Angelo. Drilling has
been stopped while the six and one
fourth inch casing IS being set The
well win be drilled 10 500 or 1000 feet
II necessary. This test IS being
drilled on the property on which a
water ven showed oil several years
ago
The Texas Petroleum syndicate has
closed down Its wen on the Harris
brothers ranch. Coke county. at a
depth Of 1900 feet because Of the lack
Ct sufficient fuel
Drilling has been resumed on the
san Diego and Texas Oil company's
well on the T.. j. CleEg ranch, near
Carlsbad II was necessary TO stop
drilling for a short time when there
was a break in the lighting system
c. E Menzie is cleaning out his
Pecos county well and strengthening
the casing al depth OF 1850 feet.
The Reilly-Iexas Acreage company
has q fishing Job at 800 feet In its
deep wen at Sheffield. Pecos county.
K j. Schumacher q Co.'S wei on
he J. W. Westbrook farm near Ten
1AA-r A-H4H county SIM 81 VI
own for crew at $500 feet
The McReynold Oil ard Refining
ompany is planning to sink shall
-oW test near its deep test in Iri0n
-ounty. in order that the oil sands
found at 40 feet may be thoroughly
tested ont The deep test OF this
company near Mertzon has been
closed down for some time
A new crew has resumed drilling
on the wen Of the West Texas Pro-
duction compauy's wei on the 6. A.
wilkins place, near Br0nte Coke
county, at q depth Of $50 feed Work
VIII be resumed on this compauy's J.
T. Hamilton wen in the northern part
OF Coke county at 1850 feet
The Devils River OIL and Gas com
pany has its derrick timbers on the
Paul Turner ranch, Edwards county,
close 10 the Sutton county line.
WELL MAKES 500 BARRELS.
Mineral Wells. Texas. Oct H.
With the drill four feet in the big
pay formation the Texas Pacific Coal
and Oil company's No. u. on the
Stewart tract in PaIo Pinto county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Mineral Wells. Texas. Oct IL
With the drill four feet IN the big
pay formation the Texas Pacific Coal
and oil company's No. u. on the
stewart tract. in Palo Pinto county.
is making 500 barrels OF oil daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

40 inch heavy satin charmeuse-navy, taupe,
brown and vine. This cloth is easily worth $3.50
a yard Special @ AZ
q tal4 ~ 80 a -
Novelty siIks-plaids and stripes-large range
Of patterns and color combinations Fun yard
wide. $3.50 co co
values yard ----------.--.------ eY2a sN'C
IA inch al wool French serge-a very fine soft
9 9S9 sgs7 B ssso S qsla. sas plum S. SO
"a inch storm serge-sponged and shrunl-a
good heavy quality-favored navy 90 90
blue color onIy-S3-50 value yard spN'CO
"a inch chiffon broadcloth-also IS inch heavy
coating materials-in staple and or or
new eolors. 81 and $3.50 values, ydspO sOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
CURRENT AGAIN CUT OFF
"GROUNDED" WIRE CAUSES
INCONVENIENCE TO MANY
EIcrhtors In business District UnItc5
i'"tc yesterday. Compelling Much
Sfnfr Climbing.

Another bad ground" OH the direct
current electricity distribution circuit
oil the Virginia Railway and Power
Company stopped practically all eleva-
tor service in Richmond. closed five
picture thcatcrs for about four hours
and impcdcd mail service here ycster-
day.
First effects of the ground" were
felt about o'clock last night. when
elevator service stopped and lights on
the direct current system dimmed per-
ceptibly. Inconvenience was expert
enced by telegraph companies. it was
stated. but lack OF elevator service was
the most acute phase of the situnt ion
Walking again became prevalent in
onlce buildings. but, owing to the latc-
ness of the hour. no great inconvcn-
iencc was felt. For about four hours
the ReN. Bijou, Colonial. Victor and
Iheato theatcrS were compelled TO
close their doors or operate under the
greatest difficulties.
Other theatres were not affected he
ing equipped with the alternating cur
rent or with both systems.
All or tho trouble force employed by
the Virginia Hallway and Power Com
BILE and at o'clock last night had not
completed their investigation or To-
Gated the trouble, officials declared. At
about o'clock. however. part of the
service returned to normal and later
power returned throughout the circuit
When the last bad ground" curtail-
cd power in Richmond several weeks
ago, officials of the company declared
that because of the difficulty incurred
in inspecting underground cables
il was impossible 10 say when more
trouble might he expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
JUDGE WEST W|THDRAWS
ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
FROM JUDGESHIP RACE
Action Leaves Hut Two Candidates
for Successor to Judge
WhfttIc.

Judge Jesse L. West. OF Waverly
has withdrawn as a candidate for APP
po.ntmcnt TO the bench the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia TO sue
cccd Judge Stafford Whittlc. The an
nouncemcnt OF Judge Vests action
Was made last night by Oscar l..
Shcwmakc, a close friend. Authoriza-
tion tor II has just been given By Judge
West. IL WAS learned
There are now but two candidates in
the hcld for the position on the bench
which viii be decided by the Dem-
ocratlc caucus soon after the Convcn-
ing OF the General Assembly in Janu-
AIRY. They are Judge e. w. Saunders
and Judge *. q. Southail.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the retirement OF
Juosc West from the field was re-
ceived with surprise. No reason for
the step was given He is at present
judg. OF the Third Virginia judicial
Circuit having been rc-e;cctcd in 1918
for "A second term OF eight years.
Judge West has been a circuit judge
since i?02. In 1914 he was "A cand dat Z
for the supreme Court of Appeals to
succeed Judge buchanan. He was op-
posed by Judge Kelly and was finally
defeated by three votes after more
than forty ballots had been cast in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
PALMER FORECASTS EARLY DROP IN COST OF LIVING
JUDGE ANDERSON SENDS MINERS OFFICIAL TO JAIL
o. S: AGENTS RAID BIG DkSZXLERY NEAR RLCHlONL
Decision Day" Passes;
No Word on ITS Beer
Ify Universal Service. !


WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Another
Supreme Court today without any
word ON tho subject OF :.53 per cent
beer. Spectators who were mt
tracted to the court by the belief
hnt there would bc n decision were
disn appointed.
The ease before tho court !. that
brought by jacob Ruppcrt ct nI.,
Involving the cOnstitutiOnniity OF
the SOIstend act. which clnsScd
2.15 beer nx mn intOxicnnt. I'm the
OpiniOn of sOne of tho attorneys
intcrcstcd in the cnsc, the failure
Of the court to decide tho case to-
day was Il favorable sign; they rem
sOncd that IL the court hnd made
up it's mind To declare the law
vnlid, the decision would not hnve
been postponed, hut would have
been rendered In short order.
The court made ono ruling In re-
spcct to tho prohibition controversy
Island case to be Gicd not later than
Jnnunry =. Chief Justice White
announced TINT cnusr must bc
shown by that date why tho bills
of the state OF Rhode Island and
the RctniI Liquor Dealers hssocIn-
ton of New Jersey should not he
nIci.
In tho Rhode Island cnsc, tho
Attorney General nsks pcrmIns ion
to file suits attacking the constitu-
tionaIity OF the Federal prohibition
nmc ndment.
The briefs of the government In
support or tho amendment must he
filed 1T tho same time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
MEXICO IS WARNED AGAIN
STATE DEPARTMENT SENDS
CARRANZA NEAR -Ul TIMAT UNI
OutrnScs Against Americans Arc Not to
TIC Rcpcntcd, Lansing Tells
Southern Rcpubiic.

WASHINGTON. Dec 22-Thc State
Departments note TO tho Carranza gov
against Americans shall not be re-
peatcd. is understood to have the un-
qualified Endorsement OF President Will
While the text OF the note was no.
made public. the official statement bear
by the department, contains the phrase,
oloSy almost of an ultimatuni The
statement follows:
The Department Of State has In
siructcd the American embassy at Mex
leo city to renew request that every
6,2ssihle step he taken 70 arrest the ban
mana ger OF the hacienda LA Rucias.
near MuzGniz, in Co,huiia. recently and
'nsid-hlm ne. hin fHr ransom, and the, embassy
Mexican foreign office that such out
RACES rc,,crn, shai no, Troo be i.aP;a., ESPsated
that lluSa was released upon agree
ment that within twelve days he Would
were taken from ranches owned by
Americans approximately 100. 900 pesos.
~, ,nS horses and large supply of food
Wnlic there were only 900 of the ban
dts ,, cnEaEcd in the attack on MuzGuia,
40 men and six machine guns. located
within less than forty miles distant.
'o"T Pin" n" SISpT IIsnicn, to relieye Muzauiz
under command of Generals Ricau, and
prraldi. according TO the department's
Information. shortly after the attack
iook place, and these forces did not
attempt I" go into MuZQuiZ until after
the \lliStaS evacuated the town In
view of the departments statement the
mote is believed to be direct unuuai-
ined Inc assertion TO Cara MA that he made
no clfort TO protect American citizens"
49, Mexico in Stnte of Anarchy
Ihc absolute state OF ANARCHY and
oamditry in certain parts of Mexico was
sized today by an official state
;ncnt from the state Department tell
ing OF the attacks on railroad trains hv
dcSperadocS.
Secretary OF State Lansing an
nHhnced today the reccip, OF a rcport
from the american consul at MaxatIan
McNico. where two American sailors
have been lodged for nearly Two
months in iail. The dispatch said that
~ V; Leonard and H. o. Martin. the
Wo niuclackets. arc still detained by
texts" 80" pre-
The consul has made. and is making
every effort. the department saws to
nn"t.ci me rights Of the men and 10
embassy at Mexico ciiy has ' been BEEN
.,tcctcd to take up the matter win
Inc Mexican Foreign Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

WtSilINGTON, Dee. "2.-Co,n-
promise efforts for ratification of
the peace treaty moved forward
with Increasing impetus today
when the leaders al both parties
In the senate. released from IcSis-
iatiNr duties by the holiday recess
OF Congress, came actively into the
negotiations for an agreement ON
reservations.
Notable in tho days long series
OF Cancellation conferences waS q
meeting between Senator Lodge, or
Mns>n"husrtts, the u e y u b ! a u
leader, and Senator UndcrSond, OF
Alabama. prominent Democratic
advocate Of speedy compromises.
They nrc >nid to have discussed the
whole range OF possibilities for
bringing together ON n common
ground enough Senators to Insure
rntiticntion.
Meantime the acting Democratic
leader. Senator Iiitchcock, OF Ne
hrnSka. clnNaSScd sentiment ON
both sides 0f the controversy and
arranged during the coming week
to every Republican Scnntor,
who remains in Washington over
the holidays. Az soon as Congress-
rcnSnrmblcS he plans to have
general conference of those who
favor ratification with or without
reservations.