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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
CARL BELTZ ARRIVES
HOME FROM FRANCE

Carl Beltz. who has just been dis
charged from the United states army IS
visiting in the ctv. and with Mrs. BcItz
who came from fairmOnt to Join MIN,
wns the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Cirancr yesterday. He Is a brother or
Mrs. Grancr.
Mr. BcItz who spent n year IN Frar"r.
was tskcn 10 "A has" hospital for tT"at-
ment immediately after landing IN New
York. and spert six wc~iI" IN the nos
pi,al before securing his r"l"aS" from
the service. During his stay IN France
he served With an infantry "rEaniza-
ton and spent several months guarding
German prisoners Of war
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Bette will Z"
to Fairmoni, where Mrs. Bcltz resided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
REV, STRIDER
HOME FROM VACATION
Several Important Matters Are 0as-
cussed ~ the Nsnbershin OF
xhs Church

Rev. r Il L. strider. rector OF st.
Matthews P. r. church. presided at the
services yesterday after spending Two
weeks vacation. His sermons were u.s.
tened TO with much interest ana during
the morning the announcement was
made that the rehabilitation OF Inc
church service flag would take place on
Sunday. September q. when Q very In
tcrestihg program will be the feeulS
tho church giving quite . number OF
members 10 the service.
Il sp.cial committee Of the church
membership was named TO represent St
Matthew's P. E. church in the nation-
wide movement for revival Of religion
The Episcopal churches throughout the
world are taking a keen interest In this
particular work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
MISS CLEMENS TO
OPEN PLANO STUDIO

Miss Gwendolen Clemens. pianist or
great ability. who has for some time
been In retirement. owing to the death
Of her sister, Miss Clara Clemens. about
a year ago, has been persuaded by her
friends 10 take up her musical career
ssain. and with this end in view she
will open a studio this month. where
she will teach piano. Miss Clemens ~
an accomplished musician. having
studied under Joseffy. 1t had been
nlan to do concert work with her SIS
tor, but the hand OF death arrested
their plans and Miss Gwendolcn Glenn
ems. oppressed with sadness because OF
the loss OF hrr sister. abandoned her
ARRANGEMENTS for a concert career.
Miss Clemens will be very valuable
addition to the list OF musical Instruct
ors Of wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
NEW ORCHESTRA

The employees Of the wheeling Mold
and Foundry recently organized an or
chcstra, which will be under the direc'
ton OF Mr.. J. Frank Riley. who IS very
we'll qualified to do the work. as he
has been associated in work of this kind
several times before. The management
committee Is composed OF Messrs. Riley
J. H. Hess and T.. l.. Schafer. Plans
are being made to make this organiza.
ton one of the leading musical affairs
In this pan OF the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
.SENETOR HARDING TO
ADDRESS BANKERS

Succial announcement In, been mad
hy MIR i :. I'M. %"Crrtprv at The N""'
Virginia Hnnk'rS As"uriIi i"r. that S'n-
aiur ". T.. =. Harding. uf ono. E"N'r,
nor of IN" Federal E"~crv" BOARD. h"h
accepted an !rvl'atj"m I" deliver an ~
dress nj IN" annual convention nl nv
association nj White sulphur Springs.
September 18th.
OthCr DISTINGUISHED mon On ia" pro-
GRIM for addresses ar" l. :. Senator
Robert L. owen, Of Oklahoma. Governor
John J. rurnwrll: NJ VI. rrcntlSs. man-
nccr RaltinurC branch. Federal Reserve
bang: = H. Voorhees,. vice president
National CITY bank. New York: Maj.
Fred W. Hyde. secretary National bank
section. American Bankers Associations:
f.. y. Shepherd. Of Chamber Of Com
mcrcc Of the United States: Glenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
WORLDS FOREMOST
ORGANISE IS COMING
Clarence Hddy, OF Chicago, NJ, to Do ~
the 81. James evangelical huth-
cram Church, Sept. ooth.

Much Interest is being taken by tho
members Of the congregation Of the 81.
James Evangelical Lutheran cnurcn IN
the announcement that the world moss
foremost orgarlst will visit The city ana
preside at the organ on Taseday' sep
tsnbet 30th. The organist is zone ntnsr
than Clarence Eddy. of Chicago. who -
known throughout the entire "or4u loi
Ms ability at the organ, ~
Il Is seldom that city the size o.
wheeling has the opportunity or near
ing an organist OF the type OF Mr.. EauY
a.t "a heinx taken in his coming. The
recItal Is open to the general PUBLIC anc
snare rilI hr no admission charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
PAUL ALLAN BEYMER
IS PAID COMPLIMENT
o-v,ni,t At st. Matthews p. z. Church
Returns After TWO Years SPens
In the Army.

Ar Paul Allan Beymer. presided AS
o-yanist and choir master at 81. MAJ
thews P. f. church YESTERDAY FOR tho
first. time in over Two years, and for
lowing his, appearance was ascnrasa H..
,bronxh Req. r. +. l.. Stryder. the recto-
Of the church. ,
Tn rho servicn Of Uncle Sam anu was
one of the boys from ONO cunC VINO
anent uuite number OF months IN
Erance He is well known througnou'
the city and lbs many, friends Will De
more than pleased ~ know that ne IS
back with them once more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
NORTH ISLANDERS
REGISTER COMPLIANT

Residents OF the north Island naF'
complained TO city officials regarding
an alleged misuse Of the dump al inc
breakwater wall in the back river. at
Belle Isle.
II is said that instead OF hacking tho
wagons far enough into the hollow 10
insure that all OF the rubbish goes into
The hollow, careless drivers have al
lowed rubbish TO fall on the sidewalk.
and that it is allowed to remain there
It is also said that garbage and other
IN smelling refuse is being dumped with
ether refuse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
DREDGING PLANT

A new firm. headed by Earl Adams OF
Bridgeport. Is installing a now modern
.and dredging plant in the Ohio river
near Belle Isle. The plant will deliver
sand from the river bed to bins 10 hc
placed on tho upper end of the Island.
where II will be easily accessible to
trucks and wa CONS.
The plant includes large steam
boiler and heavy centrifugal pump
placed on a barge in the river. With this
equipment the sand will be raised from
the river bed to the wall. from where Il
will be lifted INTO the bins by crane.
The new plant is not yet ready for
zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

A reporter in camp where . nUmhN
Of negro troops were being dischafgo1
asked one Of them what he was planning
to do when got his release Boys" satd
the negro, the fust thing after All geu
NAH discharge. All goes and bustS mai
second lieutenant on the nose." on. no
you aIn't Niger" spoke up "anothcH
you is gwine to git in line and tAks ID
turn."-American Legion Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
FREE PEWS NOW
AT ST. MATTHEWS

Tho rental system Of pews has been
abolished by the members OF st. Mat
thew's church. who at meeting or thf
congregation last spring decided tha'
tho old system must go. the only
names remaining on the pcws arc or
those who have passed on. and f"w
who were among the founders OF the
church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

keeper. Lulu Dodd. on a charge OF con.
Quoting q house Of prostitution, Tbs
raid followed a night in the HOUSE., and
two men and two women inmates Of
the house were arrested on charges OF
disorderly conduct. They gavo II
names of John YameIc, Fred Blackhuf1
Nell Stevenson and Helen Lytle. PAtfnls
man Glenn. who led the raid. Wiu AUs
pear against the FIVE in police eood
this morning. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

Tho broom. symbol Of drwdgery.
tho Eureka Vacuum Cleaner. symbol
f rlrrul,ncse Which enc for you. Ten
days FREE irtHl IN your home. Steam
Elrrirrr Co.. i.Ig Market street. Wheel
my Y. Va lhnnN. Foil III or ZOOS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Euliinur" Lodge 40. c. knights or
ryihiau. Will confer 'ho first rank upon
largo class of candidates this evening.
Hccaurc Of tho degree work on unusual
ly larE" attendance nj tonights lodge
session IS anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
veracious Farmer.

Country Bonrdcr-You wrote TINT you
were never bothered Ivy mosquitoes
here. and they have almost eaten me
alive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
during her husbands absence, for an
extended visit.
AV|ATORS HERE
Looking for q Landing Place for the
Large o. s. Mall Pianos on
Trip Across Country. -.

Two United States mail aviators. Don
Md Berkeley and Harold Lear. are SPEND
ing n few days in n" city and looking
for n suitable pla"" for tH" .arc" |. ;.
acrnplaucs carrying mail TO land
They etated LAST evening that they
were finding difficulty In loratinE n
place for the planes To land. hut thar
they rxportrd 10 secure som" d"Sirahi"
place within n few days IT - likely
that wheeling will be located on the
main route connecting the east and the
west. within the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

Frank. associate editor Of Century
Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED FOR
LEW FL PASO SOCIAL CLUB

a meeting was held in the parlor Of
the Hotel Paso del Norte Sunday af-
ternoon Of p young men for the pur-
pose OF organizing a social club. A
membership committee was formed
The aim Of the club is Of a high stand
ard and the qualifications for mem
bership are 10 be strict
The officers elected sunday after
noon are Jack Mcdonald. PRESIDENT
Albert Tatum, vice president Guy
Lewiston, secretary and Cherry
Campbell, treasurer.
There is 10 be q meeting OF Of
Gcers and charter members on sun
day at the Del Norte 10 inaugurate
a campaign fer members The name
Of the club has not been definitely
decided upon but VIII be chosen at
Sundays meeting
The charter members are Eugene
Thurston, Charles Thurston, Paul
Broyles. Cherry Campbell, Guy Lev
instOn. Jack Mcdonald, Jack Donahue,
Lowden Wingo. Albert TaJum, New
ton TidWell, Shelly Warnock, sam
Fitzpatrick. Wagner Dawson. T.
White. Wendell Noble, Steve Lattner,
Tex Griffith and r Laren-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

WALDCATS NOW WORKING
IN MENARD COUNTY, TEXAS

Menard county. Texas. is now the
scene Of the operation Of a number
Of wildcats. Benedum and Trees. Lead
ing Wildcatters in different uelGs.
have a carload of timbers for a well
TO be put down on the Menard and
Kimble county line. L S Kempner
and associates have two rigs en- route
to Menard which viii be set up on
locations near the town o. c. Deven-
ish and Thomas and Ludlow have a
rig coming 10 be set up on a location
in Menard county
o. G. Devenish, Of Calgary. Canada,
and associates have two rigs en- route
TO Menard. one for a site on the Jas
Russell lranch and the other on the
Russell and Westbr0ok ranch Thomas
and Ludlow have a derrick up On the
Goatman ranch north Of Menard AMI
are waiting the arrival Of the tools.
Russell, Holmes and Callan report
striking six feet Of oil sand at $50
feet This is TO be a deep test, and
is on the Martin ranch even miles
southwest Of Menard-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
STEPHENS co.
WELLS IN sand
Several Producers Due to
Come in Within the
Next Few Days.

The Ranger Texas Oil company's
Bodies wen in the southeastern part
Of Stephens county, Texas, and a half
mile from the Eastland county line,
is reported on top Of the SAM and
shut down for storage. It is down
5z05 feet. Immediately on striking
the sand oil begun to aise in the
hole and in two hours it had risen
$50 feet.
The Jack Crosby well on the Haga-
man tract is reported TO be on top
Of the sand and is TO be brought in
in the next few days.
The GrosecI0se well Of the Texas
company. just south of Breckenridge.
in Stephens county. is reported to
have increased its flow to 100e bar
re1s and is TO be shot.
The Texas company's Sandige, No.
Q, southwest Of Caddo. Stephens our
ty, is reported TO have a 220 quart
shot Of nitro in the hole which caved
and caused the shot not TO go off
II is not known what is to be done
about this well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Applications Filed For
5,00O,0 900 Acres In N. NJ.
For State Land Leases

santa Fe. y. II. April 22-AppIica-
tons for nearly S5.000,000 acres Of
state land for oil leasing purposes
made. over 100000 acreage ~applica-
tions approved, and the rush stun
l~-eeDinr IN. is the condition of the
state land office Business of the past
week has been b heaviest since the
oil rush opened and the extra force
Of clerks is further behind with entry
OF leases than il was three weeks ago
Letters are four days behind IN be-
Ing opened. so that the figures given
are approximate only. covering esti-
mates up TO and including Thursday
Of last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
SINCLAIR WELL,
TO GET 600 QUARTS

The Sinclair company's well on the
Gaines tract north Of Brownwood.
Texas, was to have been given 600
quarts Of nitro to loosen up the sand
and shales in the last 37S feet Of its
total Of 277S feet
The Caps wen Of the Texas Eastern
company four miles north Of Brown
wood, in Brown county, was reported
as having reached 1879 feet Its pro-
ductiOn is estimated at IS to so bar
rels-
The Rucker OIL and Refining com
pany Of Houston. Texas. has placed a
rotary rig to complete the old
Grantham well. four miles north Of
Brownwood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
SWINDLER OF MANY
BANKS HELD AT TEXARKANA

Dallas. Tex. April ga man
known as T. J. Earnum. or J. T. MUIR
ray. arrested at Texarkana, Ark, on
charges OF having swindled Houston,
tex. banks OF $1,000. is accused OF
participation in a spectacular theft Of
gold from the steamer Humboldt,
southbound from Alaska in 1910. &C
cording to the private detective
agency which caused his arrest The
detectives also ecu him OF swind-
ling banks in Denver, Colo and
Tacoma, Wash. out of $4,000 and
banks in Atlanta. Ca, out OF $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
TEX, IS NOW
COMING INTO OIL LIGHT

German. Texas. is coming to be 4
center of attraction owing TO the
bringing in Of the Sinclair gusher on
the Hogg farm. five and a half miles
northeast. and the Humble Oil and
Refining company's wen on the Dick
Gray lease. Numerous deTricks are
going up between German and BESIDE
mona Oil found in h ROxGna well
two and a half miles southwest q
German at a depth Of 300 feet has
caused the opinion that a shallow
field may exist there.
The Hamlin well four and a half
miles south Of German is expected 10
come in at about $500 feet The Sin
clair well a mile north Of the Hamlin
is down over 1888 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
800 Quarts Of
Nitro VIII Be
Fired In Well
People Gather In Large
Numbers to See Explosion
AT Seamon Well.

A Graham. Young county, Texas
report says that the Seamon wei is
to be shot and that oil people are
coming in considerable numbers 10
see the result of setting off 500
quarts Of nitroglycerine. At zoos
feet oil and gas were struck but
the drill was made TO reach more
than $500 feet
The shot to be exploded is what is
known as string shot and is said 10
be capable Of tearing out a chamber
for perhaps several hundred feet In
shots Of this kind. the explosive is
poured into shells placed at about p
feet apart and anchored. then ex-
ploded simultaneously. This well Is
about . miles southeast Of Graham
and sever miles northeast of Cadoo
in section 6. Palo Pinto county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Gets Oil Lease
WheTeO nCeHe
PunchedCattL6
Arizonan Returns To Boy
hood Home; Is Joined
By Old Friend.

Cisco. Texas, April 22-After AZ
absence OF 81 years from the state Ct
Texas. c. T Howard. of Bisbee, Ariz.
viewed the land Of his boyhood the
other day and returned home with g
pocket full Of oil and gas leases OBJ
tanned on lands in Comanche county
over which he once followed nerds
OF Ionghorns. Cocincidentauy, about
the same date. A. L Keith. a native
of Brownsville. Texas. but now Of E
Paso. came back to the scenes Of his
childhood after an absence OF 81 years
and the two men met 1t a Cisco hotel
and for hours related experiences Of
the early years.
Howard spent 10 years as a pros
pector in Alaska and for several years
thereafter was a resident Of Seattle
Wash, which yet he claims as his
permanent home. He lived at san An
gelO and Wasa COW puncher until
silver called him to New Mexico Ar
irving in that state he associated him-
self with q French-Canadian mining
prospector and in the mountains
north of Silver City they hunted for
mineral deposits. One day they found
a quantity Of silver ore. II lay snuE
and shiny a few feet below the sur
face. Il looked like the -prospectors
had suddenly acquired great riches
At any rate, il looked that way 20
the French-Canadian n he returned
to the camp OF some friends to tel
them the glad news
The Ffvfon Vanished.
The -prospectOr and the friends
initiated a celebration. Meantime
Howard dug a wider and longer ditch
in the ground and removed all traces
of the silver ore and piled what he
found in a dump beside the hole
When the elder prospector and his as
sociates arrived, they looked eagerly
into the hole. No silver was IN sight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
$685. 600 ACRES LOCATED AS
OIL CLAIMS. TULAROSA BASIN

AIamoEOrdO. y n, ApriI EZ--UD %
Tuesday noon 33S.00O acres had been
located as oil claims in the Tularosa
basin since April l. This comprised
POO Individual locations Of 100 acres
each. From s o'clock Tuesday morn
ing until > o'clock p. m. there were
1875 locations recorded at the county
clerks office. covering $1,000 acres
From the proceeds Of the recording
fees alone $500 has been received Ry
the county clerk for this month
There is but very little land LETT
for location in the whole of the Tula-
rosa basin IN Oter0 county" said
Charles E. Thomas. county clerk. 1T
is possible that before the end Of the
month every available piece Of val
ley land viii be located as oil land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
1920 BARRELS DAILY
NORTH CENTRAL OUTPUT

The production OF the north central
territory Of Texas is given at $4,000
barrels Of petroleum daily for the last
week The gain for the southern dis
trIct is approximately $500 daily over
che week previous. while Burkburnett
and Wichita Falls remain practically
stationary. Eastland. Stephens and
Comsnche counties all show a gain
The daily average for the Wichita
Falls district was $1,000 barrels.
Burkburuerc and Electra we're slight
II under the previous week Ranger
had $1,000 barrels daily average Of
which $4,000 barrelssWere from East
land county, a little yer 5000 from
Stephens and a little short Of 1000
ION Comancle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
ERATH COUNTY
WELLSSHOW CAS-
Drilling Operations Report
Gives the Status of
Work There.

Reports from lzsaJn county. Texas,
gives the status Of wells as follows:
The Percy well, near Morgan's mill,
is reported past the 500 foot mark.
The Franklin we'll is drilling in the
same neighborhood.
The Cage well, four miles west Of
S~teDhenville, is reported past $500 feet
and the log is showing indications Of
oil and gas.
The Roberts well. south OF Stephen
vile. has a small showing Of gas
The Davis well. u miles southeast
of S~tephenville, is reported down 300
feet.
The Strand well has given up its
fishing job for a lost shoe and un-
derreamer and is at work trying TO
drill through them.
The deep test in the vicinity Of
Edna Hill is reported in the black
lime around $3.50 feet.
The Phoenix comDany's well. the
Clayton, in western Erath county is
reported making so barrels q day but
as being unable to produce more be-
cause the a is above the oil.
A lime coIored bare bottom leered at
them.
What's happened here2" demanded
the elder p~rOspector.
4 took all the silver out" replied
Howard. and there il is on the dump.
Their spirits waned.
Howard had a kinsman in Silver
City. Next day the French-Canadfan
p-rOspector, that brotherinlaw of
yours is a fine young fellow. but he's
punched bloody bulls too long in Texas
TO make a successful mining prospec-
tor"
MarveIs at Towns Growth.
Howard marveled at the wonderful
advancement of west Texas He used
to visit such places as Ccmanche,
Brownsville, Cisco. Abilene and Sweet
water when they were shabby out
posts Of civilization He returned to
find them all grown into modern little
cities FL Paso he left as a border
village putting on airs with street
cars drawn by mules.
Mr.. Keith has been a COW puncher
n mining engineer and lately mas
been interested in oil prospecting. He
says that he probably is the first dia-
mond drill tester TO enter the west
Texas oil fields
To Test Near Putnam
Probably no unprOven section OF
west Texas viii be more thoroughly
tested for oil this year than that in
the vicinity Of Putnam. locations
have been made on various tracts
round the foot of b rugged hills that
oAAA AAr picturesque hAAAa5Gs uA6 u
the latest locations being made by the
Texas company whose ~geOlcgists are
working south Of the Moran field
Woman Gets Leases.
Miss Florence Robinson. A talented
Chicago artist, VINO has made Fort
Worth headquarters for oil operations
during the last lew months. toured
the west Texas old district this week.
She has a well drilling on a block
Of her leases in the northeast part.
Of Young county on the David Dawson.
tract Miss Robinson entered h oil
industry TO prove her business talent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
RUSSELL RANCH WELL is
FLOWING AT $500 FEET

A Ballinger. Texas. report is to the
effect that when casing was drawn in
the Gulf Production company's Rus
sell ranch well east of that city. pre-
paratory to shooting It at 230O feet
oil started to flow. This well had shot
over the derrick for several days when
this sand was struck, but IL stopped.
the oil cased off and the drill sent
down to $500 feet The amount Of
latest production was not stated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
TEXAS EASTERN co. PLANS
TWO TESTS NORTH OF BRADY

The Texas Eastern Oil company is
planning to drill two deep tests on the
J. E. Bell tract Of 4536 acres Il miles
north Of Brady, Texas. Work is to
be started in three months. This
tract adioins the MatheWs-Capps
tract of 1000 acres which is to be
drilled on in June by Harrison Hyde,
Meadows and associates.
The Jeff Meers oil company is to
drill on the 1000 acres which is a part
OF the Shut Oil company and Mrs.
Hartgrove's holdings as soon as a rig
can be put on b ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
OIL COMES UP THROUGH
1000 FEET OF SALT WATER

A Graham county, Texas. report is
that the Graham we'll is showing a
considerable increase in gas and oil.
particularly the latter. notWithstand-
ing there is more than 1000 feet Of salt
water above the oil sands. At present
the well flows by heads and is esti-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
DON'T NEGLECT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous.

Apply a little. don't rub. let It pene-
trate. and-goOd-by twingei Same for
external aches. pains. strains. stiff
ness OF joints or muscles. lameness.
bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment ear after year. Eco
nomical by reason Of enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Lini-
ment soc. 60c. sI20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

4 Temple, Texas, report says thai
the Bell county oil company, COM
posed OF local people, has bought a
rig in Electra. Texas. n VIII soon
have it up on a site selected on Dog
Ridge west Of Bolton The Bell-W1l-
hanson Oil company is to take up the
continuation Of the Warwick wsn
near farrell.