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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
HUEG0 BASIN To
SPUD IN WELL
Tomorrow at Noon Drilling
on First Well in That
Section Begins.

Fl Pasoans by the score will BE
headed eastward over the Fort Bliss
mesa early tomorrow. for the Hueco
Basin oil well is to be spuddsd in at
noon.
supt. ". D. Chappuis was in from
the well site Monday and conferred
with president George W. Theisen and
officials Of the company and they set
Wednesday for beginning the drilling.
He reported that he is now ready to
begin, but, as many stockholders have
asked 10 be present when work be-
gins, it was decided not TO start until
they could have a chance to get out,
50 noon Wednesday was set as the
time for the drilling to begin.
Cars viii leave here at eight o'clock
Wednesday morning for the well site.
Mr.. Theisen made arrangements yes
terdav afternoon with H. D. Camp. Of
the City Service company, to run a
special excursion to the well Wednes-
day and City Service cars VIII leave
at eight a. m The round trip price
per passenger has been fixed at 50
Those having their own cars VIII also
be welcomed. but this arrangement
has been made for those without their
own cars. Mr.. Camp will run another
excursion 10 the Wen SUNDAY morn
ing for those who cannot 90 out
wednesday.
As an drinking water has TO be
hauled 70 the well. Mr.. Theisen re-
quests that all persons making the
trim carry their own water Ihey are
also expected TO carry their own food
A telegram yesterday from II. 6.
Moss. president OF the California Well
Drilling Co., the concern which IS
sinking the vel. stated that he had
heen detained in Taft. Cal, on a case
In federal court and would not arrive
IN time to see the drilling begin He
wired that ne had shipped the last
casing for the well. The first ship
menf or casing Is on the ground
President Theisen and officials Of
the Hueco Basin company are Jubl-
liant this week over a report made
upon their property by geologlsts OF
a big eastern oil company He re-
ports most favorahly upon his find
ings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
BurRbuneH Townsite
We'll Is Brought In

Burkburnett, Texas, Sept. 16.-The
Magnolia Petroleum company has
completed its No. 9 Fowler. north OF
the Burkburnett townsite. This well
encountered the pay sand around 1855
feet and is making about 20 barrels
per day.
This same company's Van Cleave
No II, east OF town, reached the pay
sand at 1850 feet and is making Is
The Martin No. well in the oil
Burkburnett field. five miles west 81
Burkburnett, is nearing completion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
NEW CHAPMAN
WELL IS GUSHER
Comes in Flowing by Heads
and Making 1000
Barrels a Day.

Ranger. Texas, Sept. 16.-The o. H.
Chapman wei. on the T. J. Adams
farm, seven and one-half miles north
OF Ranger. is making 1000 barrels per
day, having been completed in the
black lime to a depth Of s5,5 feet. The
well came in flowing by heads, each
head consisting Of 400 barrels.
The well is on a tract OF 32s acres
on which Chapman has other wells
drilling. West OF the well the Glad
stone people have a well drilling and
nearby is the Humble Oil and Rein
ing company's SalIle Lane we'll
Several wells are expected TO be
completed by the Southwestern Petro-
leum company soon near the new
Chapman well.
tered in the Harkrider ct al we'll on
the Webb tract. but the sand was
passed up The well is drilling at 1885
feet
Texas Co. Gets Big Wei.
The Texas company's c. y. Grice No.
s is drilling at 2703 feet on the black
lime. The well is good for 1000 bar
rels.
Gulf Production company's Perkins
wells. on the Calvin Perkins tract,
have been completed. No l is making
barrels.
Root Hupp and DuFs Poteet No.
Is making 1000 barrels OF oil with the
drill five feet in the pay at a depth
OF 1898 feet. The No. 4 IS making 5000
barrels, 20 percent Of which is salt
water.
The Texas company's Ilttleton No.
is shut down, pending the compile
ton OF sufficient storage tanks At
depth Of 1890 feet the well made 100
barrels per hour. The company has a
number Of other tests on the tract
which are being watched with in
terest-
The T. Roper No. q Of the Prairie
Oil and Gas company IS flowing by
heads at a total depth Of 3340 feet.
No estimate has yet been made OF the
production Of this well
Big Gnsser Brought In
South OF Ranger the well which
Skelley & Sankey are sinking on the
Scott place near Olden in two feet in
the sand at a depth OF 324S feet and IS
producing ESQ barrels OF oil and
3, 100000 cubic feet OF gas
The Nash No. s. Of the Magnolia Pc
troleum company. IS in the black lime
expected to be the next Magnolia com |
pletion in this district and operators /
are watching it closely.
The Sinclair Gulf company's B. L |
Danlev has 200 feet OF oil in the hole !
at a depth OF 5349 feet The well is |
now so feet in the black lime and Is !
being drilled in slowly
On the Brooks Heirs property the |
Ocean Well company's well is making 1
1000 barrels OF oil from a sand en- ]
cCuntered at a depth OF $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
P. E. GARDNER CLEANS UP IN
OIL; THINKS WELL OF OCEAN

P E Gardner has returned from the
west Texas oil fields and says from
what he saw when he was there,
Ocean is going to be a good PROPOSE
ton This is almost exclusively an
Fl Paso concern and he believes the
Fl Pasoans are going 20 make a lot
Of money from the property.
Mr. Gardenr purchased so acres Of
land in the Ranger district near the
famous Sammies well at 500 an acre
and was offered $1,000 an acre for il
when he was in the oil field, but he
is holding on a little longer
He and a partner some months ago
cleaned up $4,000 on a $4,000 invest
ment il the oil fields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Abilene. Texas. Sept. 16.-Fifteen
miles north Of Abilene. the No. Scott
Of the Fort Phantom Hn OIL COM
pany is setting six and fiveeighths
inch casing. There IS about 200 feet
Of open hole. A gas bearing forma-
ton has been encountered in this test.
but owing to cavein. It has been diff
ficult TO keep the tools on the bottom
OF the hole.
At a depth OF 1850 feet the gas fumes
were very strong. Because the well
has been unusually dry all the way
down the test Is looked upon as be-
ing a very good one The drillers are
understanding and setting the casing
by the cavein and drilling viii start
early this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
sTlRr eAsoLINE PLANT.

Ranger Texas. Sept. 1s.-Magnoiia
Petroleum company's plant No on
the ". r. Rock lease has been operat-
ing 10 DAYS. The plant is producing
around 500 gallons Of Waterw hite
casinghead gasoline daily The No ?,
situated on the T. z. Connellee farm
viii be in operation by the middle OF
October and the No. on the Harris
farm Just started operating
This company is the second to
carry on the casinghead gasoline in
dustry in the Ranger field, the first
being Chestnut and Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
CEMENT FIELD
CLOSED DOWN
Lack of Storage Hats Oil
Operations for the
Time Being.

Cement, Okla, Sept. 16.-Owing to
the lack Of sufficient storage facilities
oil producers have received orders TO
shut down operations until the neces-
sary storage is supplied Every tank
is full. including tankage at the Gala
Belle and the Gladstone and the large
tanks OF the Gorton Trusts gathering
line and loading rack There is also
a shortage OF tank cars and the pro-
ducers OF this territory viii be shut
in until relief arrives.
The Gladstone No. l. Big Whip al
lotment. was pumping Us barrels OF
oil daily at the time the well was or
dered to shut down
On the Lackey farm. in the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF
section 11-51s. the Betty G. No. is
having trouble. trying to mud off the
heavy gas pressure so that drilling
can be resumed So heavy has been
the pressure OF the gas escaping from
the well that II has been extremely
dangerous for anyone TO strike
match within a radius OF a number OF
miles from the well
GastOn No. Drilling.
In the northeast quarter OF the
W AAAHa-lA 11AAA4AA u A--a-ar AaAA ANAA W.
1 is drilling, after being shut down
for number OF weeks
The RoXana Petroleum company has
its fourth test on the Wolfe lana near
Tulsa completed. , It is making so bar
rels OF oil daily. This well is situated
in the northwest quarter Of section
13-Z2-4W, CARRIER district
Several miles northwest Of Henry
eta the Mutual OIL company has COM
pleted its well in the northwest quar-
ter OF section I-12-11, at a depth OF
1850 feet This well is making 500
barrels Of oil and 10000, 600 cubic feet
of gas daily
Making 200 Barrels.
The Gladys Belle OIL company and
associates have their No. s on the
Adams land, in the northwest quarter
OF section 6-14-12, Beggs district, COM
pleted- The well is making 2400 bar
rels daily.
In Creek county. Kelleyville district,
the Devonian Oil company well in the
southwest quarter OF section r0-16-1O
is making $50 barrels Of oil from a
depth Of PTS feet This company is
planning to Deepen the well.
The Texas company's we'll on the
property has a god showing
OF oil in section 5-19-5, Yale district.
at a depth OF 31S6 feet.
In the northeast quarter Of section
l9-z2-3w, CARRIER district. the Sinclair
Oil and Gas company's well on the
hisner land is making so barrels OF
oil daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
VALMONT COMPANY STRIKES
QUICKSAND In OTER0 COUNTY

It is reported that the Valmont
Tularosa Basin Oil company. which
began drilling north OF Twin Buttes
in the Tularosa basin in Otero county,
n. NJ. recently. has struck quick sand
and is now waiting for casing so it
can proceed. II said the company pur-
poses erecting a derrick preparatory
to installing a standard rig to replace
the one now being used.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Waco Texas. Sept I5=Waco oil
and Refining company stockholders
increased the capital stock Of the
company from $50. 200 to $3.50. 600 at a
recent meeting.
This company's we'll a few miles
northeast Of Waco, is now at a depth
Of $500 feet Unless a good pay sand
is struck at a lesser depth. this we'll
viii be carried TO a total depth Of
200 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Graham. Texas, Sept 16.-In Young
county, nine miles southwest OF here,
the Roxana company's Donnell No. l.
on the Clear fork. is setting the 1914
inch casing. TO shut off the salt water
at depth OF 1850 feet
Nine miles southwest OF Graham
the North American Ben Scott No.
is rigging up and tools and casing are
on the ground. This test Is to be a
deep test and viii be the 21st opera
ton drilling in the county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
SHALLOW FIELD IS PREDICTED
IN CITY LIMITS AT SAN ANGELO

According to a San Angelo. Texas,
report a well is TO be put down with
in the limits OF that city and II viii
be commenced by J. c. Snow before
october 1. 1t is to be a test for shall
law OIL hopes for which are based on
the reported seeping of oil into water
wells for years past More than 20
people are said to have leased ground
south OF the court house for this
test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
RANGER BURK co. MAKES
FIRST SHIPMENT OE OIL

Officers Of the Ranger Burk Con-
solidatec Oil company received Tues
day telegram from George D. Elliott
az wichita Falls. saying that the COM
pany's No. ] well is flowing better
constantly. that 5000 barrels are in
storage, that pipe line connection has
been completed and the first ship
ments OF oil viii be made today. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
READY TO RESUME DRILLING
ON FL PASO COMPANY'S WELL

The Fl Paso on Development com
pany, Ltd, Capt. e E. Click field
superintendent. is ready TO resume
drilling operations at that concerns
we'll up the Rio Grande valley six
miles from the center Of the city after
several days roaming out. The well
IS down go feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
MANY DRTIL Ar RUFFAIo.

Buffalo, Texas, sept 1.-THE Bently
No. 1. one and one-half miles west Of
Buffalo, in Leon county. is going down
rapidly. -Four other derricks are up
and another rig is on the tract. A
rather extensive drilling campaign is
planned for this district by Harrod
and Merrill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Amarillo. Texas, Sept IA mod
ern refinery equipped with the latest
machinery is being constructed in
Amarillo by Don Farnsworth ct al.
The plant is expected to operate in
December.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Independence- hans-- seDf- I5-The
Prairie oil and Gas company today de-
clared quarterly dividend Of 50 per
share and an extra dividend of IS a
share payable October 81 to stock
holders Of record September 30.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
Pyramid Pile
Treatment
The Great Household Treatment for
Itching, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles.


Almost every
family has at
least one suffer-
er who should
b q Y e tn g
blessed relief
afforded by
Pyramid Pile
Treatment.
You can have
a free trial by
mail or II you
cannot wait get
a 90 cent box at
any drug store.
Take no substf-
tute.
Join the hap
py throng who
sing the praises
Of Pyramid.
Use this cou-
pom for # e g
trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Cleburne. Texas, Sept 16.-The
leases Of the Great Northern Oil and
Refining company near Burleson have
been purchased by the Torson Oil
and Refining association. which is
preparing 10 begin drilling at an early
date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
DUKE KNOWLES ANNEX
WELL FLOWING GOOD

The Duke Knowles Annex OIL COM
pany's Vaught No. ! well in the west
ern part Of the Desdemona field. was
making 1900 barrels Of flush produc-
ton. This well is on the same tract
as the wei Of the Southland oil COM
pany recently brought in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
DOKE BAILEY has schemed aroun
By DUNK Bolts

.DOKE EAZLEY has schemed around
1 until he has got hold of another
wheel for his wagon This makes
four wheels, all about the same size,
and as soon as he can swap horses
once OF twice he viii be prepared to
drive around some.
Rats have a hard road to travel
Every time somebody nails tin over
their holes they have to begin life all
over again.
Ellick Helwanger was caught to-
day trimming his finger nails. If he
keeps on improving he is going to be-
come a law-abiding citizen yet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

On wednesday Ctomorrow) the City
Service Co viii, at the request OF
Hueco Basin OIL Co, run a special
excursion Of Cadillac cars TO the well
site. for the spudding in OF the COM
pauys first well Cars viii leave
our Office at eight A. NJ Wednesday
Fare for round trip, IS. Make reser-
vatious today A similar excursion
viii be run Sunday morning Make
reservations prior to Saturday night
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

cuFfi's a Co. buy liberty BOndL-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
FIVE MEN CAPTURED
WITH LIQUOR STOCK
Taken ut Southern End OF Amherst
Bridge With Scvcnty-SiX
Quarts.
LIQUID GLASS" is SEIZED
Shipment OF Cilinawarc to Frcler-
icksburg Proves ito BE Whisky.
Edwin &. Booth, DR., of James City.
Wins Captains Commission.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. aS.-J. NJ.
Wilson. BaHney Sw;.zcs. Raymond Tur-
ner. Michael EeGney and Pete Gambler.
who were arrested the morning OF jan
uary IS at the southern end OF the
Amherst bridge. ST which time sew
en,y-siX quarts CT liquor in seven large
grips and suit cases and the automobile
were taken by the police. were held
after preliminary hearing in the Po-
lice Court for the further inves.iga-
ton OF the grand jury.
Although none Of the accused tcsti-
fed in the preliminary hearing it came
out ;hat Gambler claimed the liquor
was his and il was intimated by the
line Of the defense that Wilson's de-
Tense will he tina. he was ignorant of
the character of Il cargo he was bring
ing from Monroe.
The testimony Of the police showed
Turner and Switzer had liquor on their
persons when they were searched at
the police station following their ar
rest
Il developed during tho hearing that
proceedings have been instituted in The
Corporation Court looking TO an eff
fort on the part OF the state to con
tiscate the autmoble. which is The
property OF Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
VERBAL CAMPAIGN WAVES
FAST AND FI'HIoI'

...< ve-osI warfare soon faxed
10y who is j surpvi. .aely soSG spoak-
. coaS!2e!i0s has age and the :act
S.a. .eT so,G.s~s nave the E!i7 az me
80 IA one .: hi. sr:ech.: said:
hart econ accused a.: being
! oGns NJ. -e.reGr rs; VIII! every
..Fa- y Il, Is Ntcn ycu 12ea :.
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s"asG.a,- - caa-ee - you wa,i,
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e-.-@S.- rsaC. 81 aoE--at; the mar
50. Wen = ~ obtained IL al
-. p; rs %c-Eser ;haa ! Az,
@- II ovc-.--c - Y. =. .:.L ! hoce
-; shall - o0e Z :Acsc whose
o!.ts csass N... yoS;.
--Ie2;e-@1: AoS!s: added ;aa; Nj
ram he-.ay-s -as y Independents. and
=. -=5krA-er-: was cEt On whom, 10
90 ~ar!G i<psa6- There We're lnde-
rt-f1t.:s = me S:o.e age" he added
u l-te Fv- ts-: :; Wes:u. :nste. would
=: los: sou.--:ne cast off o: some
<es:e party system:
<: 1moe.:ayas's .e;o., vas tina.
s--.:- Division lid not want zap
--sa::rss,' as ~ ool:ts,: put il. ITO
t-7@7 : 81; Of a boy OF The electors
he maintained, is AT insult 10 their in
diligence. Pitt" he added. would turn
over IN his grave ii he heard some o;
he statements made by Lieutenant:
log
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
UTILIZE CANADIAN FALLS
TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY
Corporation Vow Constructing Channel
to Utilize Hnht Flow ~
Water.

illl-ono Of The greates test water de- de-
vclopment p-oipcts oc the many cen
tcring ABOUT Niagara Falls has been
launched on the Canadian side Of the
ri"rr. II contemDla,cs an immediate
production OF 100000 electrical horse
poWc-. or equal - approximately one
NAH Tie present total development on
both H:dcs of the river, and il may cx-
pand 10 | 100000 horse power
Actual work on the new channel ".
Commission There were no ceremonies
and the launching Of the work was viz
tuaily unknown 70 the general PUBLIC
me channel xiii cnc!"clc the city OF
NIAGARA Fails Ont, one running from
nc e!'.nd River. tributary of IN"
Niagara above the cataract TO the
IS taEp!rcnt below Qu"cnSton hciglts
The poWcrhouSc Wi. lie located or
III" river level almost "A; The foo; o.
Broc.:'s - onumcn;
the channel is Inc frs: ono planned
20 ret tho full benefit OF tho difference
in level between Lakes Erie and ON
tar:o. Approximately 200 feet. The old
companies with pcnstocks located close
10 the loot o! the cataract. get a head
or about 200 feet. The additional 100
feet ahead. ii is estimated. will make
( possible 10 develop :he 3o0,0 900 horse
CURED 20 develop 100 900 horse power
~ the falls.
While the units under construction
for the power house are planned 10
produce only 100000 horse power. the
canal itself viii hc built to allow q
iuturc ii"" of water capable Of trebIing
this volume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
PLANS FOR LIBERTY LOAN
DISCUSSED IN MEETING
Chairmen of Organization In. Fifth
Federal ReserHc District Pre-
pare for Next Drive.

To discuss plans for The next Lib
crty loan drive, chairmen OF the war
savings organizations in the Fifth Fed
cral Reserve District. composed OF five
States and the District OF Columbia.
met yesterday in the rooms of the
Business Mems Club. No quotas for
the various States and cities to sub
scribe were fixed. This will be done
from Washington at Il later date.
The same plans for the last drive
vii, obtain as have obtained in other
w robertson, who presided. was opti.,
mistic over the outlook. and predicted
that the business men of the distr let
would do their share. Directors for
Virginia have not yet been named.
Those present were Charles \. Peple,
deputy governor. who opened the meet
ing. and introduced MIR. Robertson;
Albert $. Johnstonc. director of war
loan organizations: DR.. Douglas ;.
Freeman Frank II. West. director OF
publicity: former Governor Philip Lee
c;oldsborougn. CT Maryland: -. J.
Callahan Washington; Joseph q.
Brown North Carolina: John =. Burg
and o. c. Lester. OF the United states
Poole and Cochran Thorn. Washing ton;
{, n. Keenc Washington: John l.;
Norman. Wcs: Virginia.; j. Eiwood
Washington; {. r. Allies, Washington:
Gilbert Stephenson. North Carolina:
q. b. Eaton. North Carolina; II. l..
Ucmiss. Virginia: Frederick l.. Noting
and r. NJ Rea. South Carolina: Il. III.
Lee and l.. NJ. Ice. Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
SOLDIER OF TWENTY-FIVE
ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT
Was When First Elected
TO Commons.
FATHER LOOKS LIKE JOHN BUL,.
Has Wonderful Museum OF British
Birds-Fnilcd i'll Effort TO Popu-
larize Entire Wheat Bread Several
Years Ago.
BY HAYDEN CHURCH.

.0NDON. Jan. GS.--lechaDS InC
"jst picturesque of all the contests
=: the polls in the rccen; general cleo
ZION III this country was one fought
eciwecn Grabbed age and youth.
Youth was served" and as Il rcsui.
lieutenant Oswald Moslcy, who COM
':cicd his twenty second yea. only
IA NORTH. Will sit as coalition iavm-
Der tor Harrow in the new rar!ia
:nent. ~hosc baby" or youngest mem
Ger We Viii be.
Lieuienan; Mosley is The eldest son
o: Sir Oswald Moslcy. one OF the III ost
striking lgures III the British baron
cit!. and is III The SiXtccnth COR
FRANCE during The war. first in the
Eoya! Air Force and later with his
regiment in the trenches, where he
Was wounded.
His opponen, in the nsh. for the
Harrow sea. was =, X. Chamberlayne.
whose years to;a! siN,y-iivc. The lat
te3 stood as an independent candi-
cate. The exchange o! compliments
between tie mature anO the YOUTH
III candidate "e-c vastly exhiia.a.-
ms NJ. Cham brr;ayne took the OF
.eaSiTe ~ referring 20 the galian;
!isu:cna1: as ''tha: boy" and the
sourS solder reto-tcG by referring L
'iS venerable opponent as grand
49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN
LIKE CHARTER OF RIGHTS
Lady Nhordda Thus Deaeribes Lloyd
Georaeis Reference to women's
Industrial League.

LONDON. Jan. 3S.-(Special).-
Lady Rhondda. president OF the Wo-
mems Industrial League. announces in
letter 10 the newspapers that the OBJ
iect of The new league is to organize
industrial women workers OF all classes
80 that they may speak with one voice
on matters OF common concern in the
employment OF women In industry.
District committees arc being formed
In industrial centcrs and these COM
mitteeS will select members Of the
Central Executive Council
Lady Rhondda describes Premier
Lloyd Georges promise to organize wo-
men in industrial work as what
amounts to new charter of ,-omcn's
industrial rights" His pledge that
new industries shall remain open to
the employment of women. she says
opens ii new future for women and
Will make il possible for them not
only TO MI well-pa.d rocationS, but -
rise to the highest positions In the
industrial world.
But" she added. they mus. band
themselves together to fight. for their
future and this league with lis annua!
subscription of one shilling gives :hcm
the opportunity. am glad to say
they are embracing il in large num-
ber3."