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The Washington times., 1919-03-09

ALAN, dear" she began, breaking the ice
gently; "just to be alive tonight is good
fortune enough-after El HetaS."
"Yes, Connie"
Il don't know how ever passed through
that night and morning. ! trembie yet
when think of what you did"
"And YOU" he said; 1T was madness for
you TO CO."
81 had to go, Alan. It was the only proof
that could give that could think Of some
one besides myself-thst wasn't faltereF
and gutter"
but suppose that you had been killed
like Amneh"
Would you have cared?"
Alan glanced at her and then looked
quickly away.
Cared? Well, rather" he said, quietly.
Constance studied him with level gaze,
but her sensitive ear had caught the slight
break in his voice meant TO be so indifier'
ent. Her lips were placid, but she was per-
meated with invisible smiles. She knew.
And you, Alan dear. When l heard
those shots, and the roar Of the angry
crowds, thought that something terrible
had happened to you"
1T was rather touch and go for WHILE
he muttered. "If it hadn't been for DaW.
son." he stopped, and then, aifectionately'
Good old Dawson!" he finished,
Good old Dawson" she echoed. Il
really think love Dawson, Alan. Though
that night could have killed him."
"Why?"
For making me do what he wanted me
to do"
Alan chuckled. "Oh, he did? That's the
first time anybody ever did that"
Really" said Constance, with a laugh,
you're as impertinent as he was"
Am !? didn't mean to be, you know.
The Washington times., 1919-03-09

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The Washington times., 1919-03-09

Copyright, 1919. by Star Company.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11
EIGHTH DISTRICT
EXCEEDS QUOTA IN
CERTIFICATE SALE
KENTUCKY WINS FIRST HoNoRs
AND SELLS MORE THAN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
$500, 900 DURING SEPTEMBER
People Are Awakening to Value OF
These New v. S. Securities That
Are Absolutely Safe.

In an impromptu selling Campaign
during the last two weeks of August
Kentucky carried on first honors in
the Eighth Federal Reserve District
by disposing OF sos. 400 in Treasury
Savings Certificates. selling nearly 80
per cent OF the quota fixed for the en-
tire district
There was no preliminary movement
10 pave the way for the campaign that
ended August 81 The mere announce
ment was made that II was desired to
sell s25O.000 of the certificates during
the two weeks.
A quota OF $S6.50O was fixed for
each state-Missouri. Arkansas and
Kentucky, and $4,000 for the city 4
st. Louis. which comprises the st.
Louis Metropolitan District.
The total subscriptions accepted by
the Federal Reserve District was s322..
500. and the subscriptions received
after noon Tuesday would largely
have exceeded this figure could the
orders have been filled. But the Ger
tifcates for August were priced at
1898 and any order that was received
after noon on Tuesday. September Q.
at the Federal Reserve Bank in ST
Louis could only have been accepted
at the September price And then
IL must be shown that the purchase
was made In August. and the order
mailed during the month. II the order
ha ~ ha MI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11

ir K whatever water you desire
~ pa meals. hut de- not tlEr Ice water.
and do hot us" water u',rrly 10 wash
I""i iowu YOUR ihrn1i Water aids d..
session los helping tn iiqur'y the fo"d
90 hy bringing The gastric Juices into
'.cr contact With The food PARTICLES
IS frr durs not aflrci the engines ami
v'ai.n hem by a'luiiuu as som. pco-
pie mainiHiu, hr'ni~r 40. power Of III,
vnzNil"> l"r'ui~ no' "u IA, percent
q e. UM'h j. present. hD, upon iheir
total amount aud chemical compost
iiou.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11
Torch Of Ones Own.

As Plutarch tells us: at is well to
40 for d light to another mans fire,
but not IL larry by 1t, instead of light
ing torch of ones own" A torch of
ones own That is a possession worth
having. whether II be a flaming bea.
con on The hilltop or tiny taper in
the window. We cannot tell how far
4 little candle throws its beams. nor
who is laying his course by its flick
ering light. The most that we can do
and it is also the least that we
should dos To tend the flame care
fully and to keep IT steady.-Brander
Matthews.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11

State Fair grounds on big Thursday
she got away with the big idea
Miss Schaeifer. who is prominent
IN the social world in her section OF
the state. and who is a sister OF Mrs.
Frank Leach. chairman OF the Won.
ans Division Of the War Savings Or.
SANITATION for Pettis county. was ore
OF the first women In that section OF
the state 10 max. trip in an air
plane in the presence Of the greatest
throng that was ever assembled on
any fairgrounds in Missouri. carrying
with her>many thousand pieces OF M
erature. She few back and forth over
the grounds dropping the literature
from the heavens and as II fell was
enthusiastically received by the PEG
pie below.
The day following Miss Schaefer's
ascension. the sales OF government Sc
curities increased amazingly AT the
War Savings booth in the Education
building
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11
Priceless Persian Rugs

II Is a wei known fact that an Orr
antai never sets foot upon his rug
with even the soft sandals that he
wears. When his foot is set upon his
rug 1t is entirely bare, and this is the
rrason why oriental rugs woven hun
reds of years ago are still perfectly
preserved. The hunting rugs Of Persia
Lave a great historical value, as they
depict automatically how the phoenix
md elephant were hunted in ancient
days. Mounted hunters pursuing the
lion, deer, and other creatures, both
fabulous and real, form the ground
work of all OF these rugs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11
Society Girl Flies
for Uncle San,
Miss Schsefer. n Missouri State
Fair. AZ Sedaiis. Makes Sue
cessfuI AirpIane FLIGHT.

Miss Rebie schaerer. OF Sedalia.
who had charge of the sales Of United
States Treasury Certificates and War
savings Stamps at the State Fair at
sedalia last month. accomplished the
impossible.
Although the literature that she dls
seminated went right over the heads
Of 10000 people assembled on the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-11
SOME CHAPERON
sy MARGARET L. AHeRN.

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and then IN tho matinee.
(Which means" Helen int.rp,s.d
win, , rr.,,x b,usb ga lunch .cnr,,.,
and tho movies I'm all r,ndv upmi.
Come along. Good nf,ernoon. Mr..
Sp.ncer"
The senior mariner sa, I'm ,bourh,fu,
sil,pc. after ,heir J.narture II AMY
his son had fallen In love with n Girl
like Miss Carroll. instead Of with in.
dith Spalding'
Meanwhile. Helen and Jimmie were
hurrying mp the street merrily dis
cISSing what they would have FOR
lunch.
\ passing soldier diverted iiclen's At
''n'ion. She stopped abruptly to gaze
after him.
Doesn't he look lonely. Jimmic''
81. said with pity In her voice and
eyes. And hungry. too. Perhaps he
hasn't any money for his lunch. oh.
Jimmie do you suppose We ought TO in
vite him 10 20 with ms? I've Just got
paid and have plenty Of money with
me-"
Jimmie was all enthusiasm at the
idea. Without waiting for another
word from Helen. he ran after IN. sol.
dler and tapped his arm.
IN. and NV lady friend want IN
know IL youu eat with MS. She saws
Won look hungry" no snIutter.d e,cl,.
,dlv. "And m,ybe she'll take Won IN
the movies too"
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
AMHERST

AMHERST. w. Sept. 6.-Nlss Annie
Eampb.l is ,hG guest OF her sisters.
clcary. in Washington ID. {.
Mrs: ~. 5. Pcyton and children. who
hs tna been ,.n,n spendinE sswer;l months in
ton. have returned home.
Miss Maudc shelton, Of West Vir-
E si%i a. % MS has sssn VISITING her
ston. was laat week the sucs, of her
aunt. Miss Lizzie Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs Richard wood and
Va. Monday after visiting Mrs. James
Wood at the Central Hotel
Mrs. Payne Carroll and Miss kath-
crime Carroll, VINO have been spending
thc summer at their bungalow near
Sandiees. returned to charlottesville
bliss Mary Clark, Of Wilson. \. c..
ts the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs
Mrs. w. r Garner and children have
visit MIR. Garner.
Mrs. Frank kingry and daughters.
Taylor's. have returned 10 Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman and chill
dren. who have been guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. j.. Bowman, have returned TO
Miss Jessie Rurford has returned to
Luxembourg after spending two
Miss Beverly Aicock and Miss Rcna
Baldock were week cnd guests Of Miss
bessie watts near Monroe, and attended
a party given in honor Of Mr. John
Watts who recently returned from
oversee duty.
Mr.. and Mrs e. a Jouber, Of Lynch
burg. were weekend guests at Mr.. c.
i. Scott's.
Miss Jane Cunningham. of Washing
ton. ID; G.. liz spending her vacation at
Mrs. James Clark has returned to
mother Mrs James +. Wood
Mrs. Williams and Miss Williams.
who have been guests Of Mrs J. Z
Goodwin, have returned TO Philadei-
phia.
Mrs. Linwood Giles and children have
returned 10 Roanoke after spending
several days with the formers sister
Mrs. y. II Watts.
MIR. Murphy. Of Washington, II. e..
MAS week-cn guest at Mr.. A r.
Miss Lizzie Brown. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. w Dear
born. has returned to Washington
ana Miss Hazel Hudson. of Roanoke
X r. Scay.
Miss Ethel Gilbert was the Weekend
guest OF relatives in LynchburC
MISS Corrinne Watts returned m
Washington Monday after spending a
three weeks vacation at her home
here.
Miss Elizabeth Drumrnond has gone
10 somerset where she Will teach |,
the graded school
Mrs. Julian Harrison and children.
who have been visiting Mrs B. K. Har-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
CARTERSVllLE

CARTEKSNILLE. VA. Sept. g.
y happy even; Of the early fall was a
house party at the home of MIR. and
Mrs Il + Robinson. near cartcrsvilIe.
Among the guests were Misses Thclma
Rhod"s. Elizabeth Robinson, Carrot
ana Lucille Jennings. of cartersvilic.
ana Misses Saliic Pattie and julia,
Garrett Of Tamworth, Va
Miss Linda Cragwall became the
bride OF Harvey Walton on "Wednesday
tn" ceremony took place amid the
flowers on the lawn of the brides
home. The bride WAS gowncd in whit.
vcorGctte and carried Brides roses.
She was given in marriage by her
brother. Joseph craGwall. Of Richmond.
The maid Of honor. wearing pink geor-
vcttc and CARRYING pink flowers. was
Miss Mabele Hopkins. OF Richmond.
The groom was attended by Harry
Rohelin. of Richmond as best man
Mrs. L. b. Trice played tho wedding
music.
Other attendants were little Miss
Rociha Barker. of Richmond. carrying
the ring on silver tray. and the
hridesma ids. Misses Rebie Hopkins. Of
Richmond: Robbie oliver. Matte Big
ger. and Lula Barker. of Cumberland.
The groonSmen were Messrs. Walter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
CALL OFF JOY RIDER,
URGES DR.. M'KEEvER
Authority on Child Training Adj
vanccS Reasons for His
Contention.
MAD wHIRL OF SIN MONTHS
Kansas Professor Declares That
Young Automobile Sport Is a
Losing Proposition, Reaching Con-
clusi0n After Sampling Few.
IS, DIR. WI. 4. Mri<EE:>En.

DO YOU know this young automaniac?
~" burns up gallons OF gasoline need
leSSiy
lie habiiually violates the speed
init.
ne is out joy-ridins very late in the
might.
IL whiz1es past crowded crossings
with noisy out-outs open, frightening
nervous people.
lie usually finishes the first spasm Of
his mad auto, whirl within a period Of
siA months. BY that time he has
blown up With some kind Of disaster
row with Dad For a period he *
saddcr aud wiser. but he may suffer
relapse
The young automobile sport is :. los
Ins propagation DO not he rnistalen
sampling him in many places. To the
casual Obscrvcr-cspcCialiy other young
p ,d i bar, h may SEEN hriiiian
toboggan.
Many wealthy and well-to-do fathers
are engaged III bitter running nigh:
with their youthful auto mad sons. In
fair some families succeed in keep
Ing the matter secret: some do not The
outcome OF 1t all is not yet in sight.
Discusses Speed Manin.
The auto. speed mania in youth is not
a matter Of breeding or family or tenn
the siNtccn-ycar-old youth who is per-
United to use an auto at his own pleas
urc viii run ainuck. I; is high time
for the father Of such boy 10 realize
himself. TO tn" reputation Of tho family
aud 10 society The one wno becom es
= fas; living auto sport tends To in
due" many other boys TO try the gaIxDs
L" be diss .tisicd with their lot and to
whine and complain at homo because
Of imagined parental suppression. I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
GORDOnSVILlE

IokpDNsvGi-i.E. VA Sept. s-Mrs
Noses Hishon and Miss k!lhy. Of
Washington arc guests AT "iSrcI stein. ="
;he nom" Of Mr.. and Mrs. - H. ONO
huauro.
George + Harrison and j II. Charlie
A'c ~ ll"rrlsonburg this week at,"rG-
,nE ;he reunion Of Confederate Vcter-
garjSr j.: Misss1 'I En- ana ana sI ilel" -;
Ty;"e ana Lillian Hhl: of Richmond.
iHd Captain and Mrs T.. l.. Fletcher.
Mountain View.
Misses .,mnic and Ieonnie Gram. Of
l:end'ne IA, are spending some days
WIN ;hclr parents Mr. ana Mrs. Neil
G'ran,. .iear town.
NorviIle \. Linney. dis,ric. manager
inr ne Travei"rs Insurance Company.
- Hartford. Conn. is attending the
annual convention Of tho co,npanv at
Atlantic City
Mr. ana Mrs Benton Downcr ar.
spending some time with friends a;
Mrs, wilson ana son. Of Norfolk. are
SypendinI some days with hcr father.
kev. L Il. Perry.
Miss Myrtle Lee Thomas. OF Clifton
Forge; is VISITING her grandmo;hcr.
Mrs. Il -. McAlexander in south cor
Misses Nellie and I:iva 1homasson.
of Emm"rson, have been spending The
we"k with their brother. W. ". Thon-
MIS-. IL. G. Harris. Miss Emily Harris
ana Ern"s; Harris. 9f Richmond. are
Nj. ana Mrs Henry Holman. of
Louisa we're guests this week Of INC
lattcr's sisters, Misses Lotto and IN
iih t0whcrd. al oak Hi'i'
Mr.. Joe WIFE and children returned
iu"SdaE 20 their home in ,;recnsbvro
y. g, after visiting relatives ia Wash
,ngton and Maryland. and he mother.
Mrs. l.. u. Eubank. near town.
Mrs. l.. j. Fabcr and Grandchildren
Misses Alecnc. Beatrice and Master
Gray. Collins left this week to join
her DAUGHTER Mrs. Bolcn r. clark for
\. motor trip through tho VALLEY Of
Mrs. 4. c. Hamm has returned from
2 Visit 70 her brother in Fuvanna
}. ~ Clarke IS attending tho Con-
week
4. Hopkins and family returned
ms week from a visit to relatives In
f!uvanUa County
\ n. Reckham. Of Greensboro. y. c..
listed reihtivcs here this week
MISS B"rnice Eddins. after s7oniiur
her vacation with Miss Minnie Dowuin.
mas returned 10 her work in Washing
ton
q II Ken, has returned from a
pleasant visit to relatives At For;
jackson. y y
Miss salle Morris OF stanton.
spent s"vcral days this week with Mrs.
y NJ: ainnS :, IN ih!s @r,ty
mother. Mrs. j. g. McAiexander
Henry Downey. OF Tosno was a
Eucs' several days this week of his
niece. Miss Minnie DcwnIr. in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

fortunately, ihc auto spccdist is In a
position To secure ten times moro pub
Lefty than other youths. This is to
him :, highly valued part OF the en-
hilaration derived from his auto
Your young auto maniac is in the
class Of the Spcndthrift. lie ~ suuan-
dcrinc. Gettin" no apprcciablc return.
Lay down some reasonable but FIRST
rules for his conduct and hold him
there. Teach him To think OF the auto
as business investment.
Teach Sound Dusincss.
Teach that it is matter OF good.
sound business to include the cost OF
luXUrics. amuscmcntS and tho like. in
the family budget. precisely as Is done
with the groceries and shoes, Often il
home otherwise established on Il sound
economic basis is wrecked because Of
the neglect of taking "a strictly bust =
ness account of the lcisure-time cX-
p.nscS
y little thinking. planning and coun-
CLING viii work like magic. The youth
so treated viii readily admit that he
possesses no more inherent right to the
car than the other members Of the
family. that for all to use IL as much
AS his wild career demands would
quickly bring catastrophe. and that
his practice OF oyer-using and over
speeding the ear is a form of selfish =
ness and mcanncss.
So. i'm tho interest OF better and
San"r American youth. plead with all
fathers here concerned TO arrange with
their young sons for a reasonable pro-
gram Of auto-driving and to put the
matter into practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

when next wc sec her she Is Major
barbara Benton in trig Salvation
Army uniform serving her country.
Sltuiton follows situation tin TO-
ward the end Of the second act il looks
biack as black can bc for the despair
ing lovers. and il il wasn't for TIA" god
VINO watches over musical comedy ;hcir
hnish would he sad indeed. But. Of
course. IL isn't. AMI without spelling
the enjoyment Of future audiences by
revealing the details Of the denou"-
mcnt ii may bn stated that Come
Along" comes along in Il way Ia CON
tent ali who love true lovers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

rison and Rev. and Mrs. } A. Thomas
returned TO Richmond "Wednesday.
Mrs. 9. II. Martin and children nave
~, l"fn"1 from visit to relatives in
thHrlottcsNiilc
;, Mr ana Mrs. W +. Ware and son.
iia: wood. on sunday returned to Eo.t-
h"k" after II visit TO relatives mere.
hfS Victor Won fcrnminycn and lit
To daughter OF ;OldSboro. y. e.. arc
VISITING Mr. and Mrs. q. l.. Scott,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
4 nit Too Much.

During concer, in Scottish hall
the official who was collecting the
tickets at the door sought out the
carctaker.
Ca cannH mon, or yen be haein'
trouble" he Whispered mysteriously
hitS the row. demanded the
Caretaker.
Eeegamy--no less" was the ticket
collectors awed reply. rive let in twa
Winmin who said that they wis the
carctakcr'S wife and moo there's Il
third yin wantin' TO como in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

Bigger. Luther and Ed Walton. Of
Cumberland. and Abe Ions. OF Wash
tnRtOn. ID. G.
Immediately after the ceremony AN
Informal reception Was held and lat cr
in the day che couple left for IL motor
trip to Washington and points North.
Guests for the wedding We're Mrs. e.
H. BARKER Mrs. ShtppcrSon. Mr.. and
Mrs Stutz and son aud j. $. Cragwall.
OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs Abe Long.
Of Washington, -. c.: Misses Nell and
Emma Bragg. Of HowardSville: W. i.
and j. +. Saunders. Of Huntington, w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS

I'd Ha5ss7s t9o and rr sass Mar
Then confyonts them Ba-hara,s
iancee and demands OF Frank how he
'a-e bring Miss Benton TO such a place
BARBARA though loving Tom Mi the
Inc. wants 10 have good time with
rank, and ~ about to sweep indig-
} ,ntlr away when along come three
"a Walton Army lassics WHO rema X.
hat they hay. hccn working from
n The morning until : that afternoon.
nc tiIc o! Fairbanks life is turned
nd It can easily be imagined that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-06
GEO. ANDERSON POST
OF AMERICAN LEGION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The charter for the George X. An.
derson post having been received, a
meeting was held mt Convention Hail
on Monday evening November 8, to per.
feet the permanent organization Of this
post
The post win be known as the George
Il. Anderson Post No 65, Oklahoma
State Division of the American Legion
The American Legion is, as is well
known, national organization of all
men who were i'm the service of the
United states i'm the army. navy or ma.
rnc corps during the world war.
At the meeting Monday night the
following permanent officers were elect
cd.
Post Commander, IL. B. Fell
Vice Post Comamndor Dr II, O.
Early
Post Adiutaut Ezra Dyer
Post Finance Officer. Nclic G. Suggs.
Two more post officers. Post Histo-
rian and "a Post Chaplain. will be elected
at the meeting to bee held Monday even
ing, November 10.
IL was decided to appoint committee
to cooperate with committees from va
rious civic organizations i'm relation TO
some program to be carried out ON Ar.
mistice Day Tuesday, November II.
This committee win also act as tempo.
roraly program committee.
The committee appointed consists of
Joel c. crosby Richard W. Patterson
aud Thomas b. Matthews.
II is the desire of the post to have
every man in Ardmoro, or i'm the near
vicinity of Ardmore become a member
I'm view Of this fact il was decided to
put on an extensive membership cam
paign. \ membership committee to
carry out this work was appointed and
consists Of the following:
Horace II. Sayre. chairman; Joel c.
Crosby. Leo H. Sinclair. Gustavus !
Bass Alphous \ Ringer. John II. Byrd
r. T. Herndon, John =. Wheeler Henry
y. Rinsland, Darrell T. Whitehurst
The American Legion is an organiza
tion which win benefit greatly every
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-06
Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Ardmoreite)
Jakehamon, Texas, Nov. 3.-The
second town for the oil fields will be
opened soon on the line Of the Wichita
Falls. Ranger & Fort Worth railroad.
1t is to be called Frankel and is stu.
ated eleven miles north of Ranger in
stephens county in the western ex-
tension Of the Caddo pool that has been
developing rapidly in the past few
weeks. Frankcl will have railroad
communication by Christmas as the
work on the line in that direction is
making rapid progress. The new town
will serve a large oil territory that is
now without railroad facilities and
promises to bc a very active business
point owing to the oil field develop
ment there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-06
Casinghead Plants at Hog CrccI,

ESPECIAL 70 The ArumOrUlIrI
JIkehamou, Texas, Nov. 3.-CaslnE
head gasoline plants are being built in
the Hos Creek oil field by the Magnolia
Petroleum Company and the TeXpenn
on Company. The plant of the latter
is ON the Davenport farm just across
the road from 5akehamou while the
Magnolia plant is almost ready to bc
an operations and the TeXPenn plant
is Just beginning construction. 1t is
expected by tine companies that both
plants viii be ready to operate by the
tine tine Wichita Falls Ranger and
Fort Worth railroad is in operation
to this place to carry the finished pro
duct to market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-06
The Louisiana Fields

Steve Cullinan has returned from
Homer and other oil fields in Louisiana.
He states that much excitement pre-.
walls in that country and that Louisiana
is getting the same play that Texas
got couple of years ago He says
all the oldtime faces are on the streets
and that there is a wonderful oil ac-
tivity, John Gilliland and his partner,
j. b. Foster have a daily production
OF rs much as $4,000 barrels and are
drilling in new wells every day Many
OF tie wells there have an initial pro
duction Of from $4,000 to 10000 bar.
rels and this production is always at.
tractve to the oil crowds.