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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19

PAGE r Sutton, seventy-nine years
old. who served throughout the war
between the states. died WEDNESDAY
evening about $50 o'clock in the Sol
diers' Home. after q short Illness. HIS
funeral win take place this mornins
at II o'clock from the home chapel
The burial will be in the soldiers sec
ton in Hollywood
Mr.. Sutton was 4 native of Caroline
county where he was engaged IN the
lnrn Der business a number OF years,
He IL survived by two sisters Mrs, c,
l. Collins, OF Alexandria county, and
Mrs Annie Byrd De Jarnette, and one
brother, Burton sutton. Of Caroline
county. He was unmarried
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19
These Are My Jewels. -

The above is an inscription en-
graved on a. Memorial monument in
the statehouse yard. Columbus, Ohio.
A short time ago the Al. G. Field
Minstrels we're invited 10 participate
in the Red Cross meeting. The com
pany rendered valuable services in
collecting funds, the singers parti-
cularly
In. the course OF few remarks, Al,
G. Field referred to the singers n
the above words. They Are Ny
Jewels" The appellation become a
by-word in lhe com pany and the
singers were referred 10 as THESE
Are Nv Jewels
When the company arrived at
Column bus Mr. Field collected them
At the base Of the monument. a photo
souvenir was cast from the photo and
70 each of the fingers was presented
one Of the souvenirs. of which they
are very proud Jack Richards. VIII
liam Church, Elton crepeau, Harry
Frlllnan Lloyd Gilbert Grover
sohepp, John cartmell, Leslie Barry
Don Palmer, Al. Palmer and Pat
Rogers All possess historical figures
Of Edwin NJ Stanton. Gen. Phillip
Sheridan. Gen. L. S Grant Gen. VIII
liam T sherman. Salmon Chase
Rutherford & Hayes and James A
Garfield stand out IN bold relief on
this historical plaque, All of these
noted characters we're born in Ohio
FIELDS rninstrels will be seen az the
Academy Monday Tuesday and wed
nesday and Wednesday matinee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19
TUESDAY IS SET FOR
DISCUSSION OF LAW

All Richmonders whose business Is
affected by the enforcement of the
law passed at the special session regu-
lating the cold storage of foods will
be given a chance to be heard on the
subject 1T meeting to be held next
Tuesday In the office Of the dairy and
food division. State Library building
The provisions of this law will af-
feet all cold storage warehouses and
all dealers in foods, including hotels
and restaurants, This law authorizes
the dairy and food commissioner 10
adopt rules and regulations for the
carrying out OF the provisions OF this
law and to prescribe forms for re-
ports, applications for licese. etc.
At this hearing. next Tuesday the
tentative draft OF rules and regula.
tons and forms will be discussed by
those who are interested In the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19
Patriotic Meeting in
Beth Ahaba T oright

There will be a special patriotic
m Getting this evening at Beth Ahaha
syrG gorue and the congregation 5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19
At the Lyric.


The show at the Lyric for the last
half Of the week shows up rather
weakly after the good bills that have
teen here for the past month Open
ire are the VARIETY Girls in a sing
ing and dancing act that failed to get
over, atthourh one Of them plays
the violin well There are good pos
sihilities in this act but there is a
distinct lack of punch
Rome ana Cox have the best act
IN the bill clever singing and
dancing act Tn, singing is nothing
Ito rave about but they really dance
vel! and the encoras for this par
,ticular part OF their act were nunler-
ous They also pull some good lines
but they arc = rr:ae stale.
Halliday and. eurns in a travesty
battle have good lines but these are
! PEACE tinnes and. in our opinion. Il
would be well II the pair would fnd
some other n1ea ms of endeavor 70,
ttleir EFFORT This act was seen here
lSst wear and took we'll but was not
! a bowling euceea, this time
Anger and Packer, seen here be.
fore, are afflicted with the same
| ~ aiady that seems to be prevalent ii
i the bill stale stuff Even vaude-
vile audience likes new lines and
they certainly would help this act
/ Closing arr the Three Harvards in
/ o gyrnnastic act. witt, many original
stunts offered
! There is the usual Pathe News rec,
and Pathe comedy which are up &C
the standard OF the Pathe company
I "A. ". p. Ir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-19
Arrest Tom Scott.

Arrest Tom Scott.
Tom Scott, who was sometime ago
indicted on charge of Illicit distill-
mtg, has been captured by federal
authorities and turned over to the
United States marshal here. The ar
rest was made near Lunenburg court
house.
The age OF romance for a woman is
anywhere between and IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
GOAL EXPORTS OE J. S. ALARM
 GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Sept. 20.-British in dustrial interests view with alarm the gaining of a foothold by Ameri- can exporters in the coal market of France and Denmark. Industrial dis putes in Great Britain have given American dealers an opportunity to obtain huge orders in quarters for merly supplied exclusively by South Wales mines.
 American dealers are said to have contracted for the delivery of over 100000 tons of coal in France ana negotiations are now under way for an additional half million tons. One or two cargoes of American coal al ready have been laid down in Den- mark as sample shipments, orders for which were placed last March during the strike in England, it is stated The price was said to be S2.50 per ton lower than the English price at that time.
 The iron and steel industries of England also are said to feel that their outlook is not very hopeful be- cause of opportunities afforded American competitors through the cur tailed English coal production.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
Happenings of q Week
 From Texas Oil Fields
INTEREST
 IN ARIZONA O|L

WINSLOW, Ariz., Sept. 2O.-Al- though there are now six rigs up and four in actual operation, the big in terest is the fact Special Geologist gist Fred Craise representing the Al len Oil company interests, has high ly recommended this structure of Ma vajo county, just south of the Santa Fe main line.
 The Windriver Production and Re lining company has again begun drill ing, after delay of nearly a month, prepared to go to 4,O0O feet. It is also stated the company is amply financed to drill four more wells even should the first prove a duster.
 The Hollbrook Oil company is mak- ing better progress than any other company did at this stage. Not yet through the Coconino sandstone, this well is not yet 400 feet.
 The Black Canyon Oil company, the only rig operating on the western sec tor, just south of Winslow, is mak- ing good progress, even better than expected by Superintendent McCIos key.
 The Alamana we'll is now drilling in bTuish shale, with, considerable oil signs, at a depth of 1860 feet. This well has recently had some gas show | ings.
 There are two more rigs being erected, and several smaller compa nies organized, but the real big inter ct is ill the big companies that prom ise to drill this field,
 The Hurst and Koeughan, Drilling company, of Denver, is the latest tC show interest on the field$.+ Geologis w. Carlton Packard has made { thorough examination of the field particularly the holding of the Wins low Oil company, and some private holdings as submitted to him by E Julian Harbin. MT. Packard talk! very encouragingly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
NEW DISTRICT IN OKLAHOMA
 HAS PRODUCER

ARDMORE, Okla, Sept. 2O.-The first we'll to be completed in the Ora ham district is that of the Healdton Petroleum company and c. R. Smith in section 31-2s-2w The we'll is es- timated as good for 25O barrels of oil from a 72-foot broken oil sand.
 In the Fox district the Humble Oil and Refining compapy's we'll in the northeast corner of section 34-2s-3w, is making 2O,OOO,OOO cubic feet of gas from depth of 800 feet.
 The No. Denney farm well, in sec tion 27-4s-2w, at a depth of 1,505 feet, is showing for good producer. The No. 1 Laura Nolen farm well, in sec tion 2S 4s-2w, west of the Hewitt dis covery we'll, is producing at depth of 1924 feet Both wells are owned Dy the Texas company.
 The Carter Oil eompany's No. 2, on the Tucker farm district, section 29-2s-3w, is drilling in the blue shale formation at a depth of 2,6O0 feet, which is below the depth at which wells on adjoining property encoun tered the pay sand.
 On the Williams farm, in the south west quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34-2s-w, the Empire Gas and Fuel company we'll is drilling at a depth of 1,725 feet.
 Near the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of section 31-2s-2w half a mile south of the discovery well in the Graham district, George Chaffee is drilling at a depth of FOG feet A prolific gas. sand was en countered in this test at depth oi 400 feet It is the purpose of the operators of this we'll to drill to the depth of the Johnson well, 2,2S5 feet unless a paying quantity of oil should be encountered at a lesser depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
|S THE HAPPIEST
 WOMAN IN STATE
Mrs. Smith Says 1t Would B e UngratefM Not To Tell
 Others Of Tanlac.


 'I believe I'm the happiest wom- an in California today, and it's all because of what Tanlac has done for me- said Mrs. Eugene Smith, residing at 6SO West 52nd street, Los Angeles, in conversation with the Tanlac representative, who had heard of her remarkable recovery and had called at her home to ob- tain the facts.- Mrs. Smith is an officer in the Eastern Star and oth- CT lodges and is very prominent so- cially. Her husband holds a re- sponsible position with the South ern Pacific railroad
 When asked if she objected hay ing her statement published Mrs. Smith said; No. indeed, go right ahead and put it in the papers it would be ungrateful not to tell other suffering people about this wonderful medicine Continuing she said
 For six years l suffered from a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
WELL IN PECOS
 DOWN 51O FEET

FL PASO, Texas, Sept. 20.-The lease selling concern of Indianola, Miss, is down 510 feet on 15-inch well on the southwest quarter of sec tion 20 in block of the H. & G. N. R. E. survey in Reeves county, Tex as, according to N. F. Chapman of Indianola, one of the owners, now in Fl Paso.
 The well is about one-fourtn or a mile from Dixieland station on the Santa Fe railroad and 22 miles noruS of Pecos City. MT. Chapman said the we'll had been put down with an or dinary rig for drilling water wells, but that standard rig is now being installed with which to continue to 4,5O0 feet if oil in commercial quan- titles is not found at lesser depth. Y MT. Chapman also stated that the syndicate owned eight sections in the same locality in fee simple and had leases on 10000 acres more.
 MT. Chapman has been a resident of Myndus in Luna county, N. M He was sanitary officer of Deming in that county at one time. One of his asso ciates in the Dixieland syndicate is R. B. Griffith, now of IndianoIa, who was up to a few months ago editor and proprietor of the Deming, N. M. Graphic.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
.HUECO BASIN CO. 1. WELL IS STARTED

Hueco Basin oil well was "spudded in' Wednesday at noon in the pres ence of a large number of people from Fl Paso.
 This is the first well to be sunk in the great Hueco Basin, 40 miles east of Fl Paso.
 The we'll is near the center of the 25,OOO acres owned by theHueco Basin Oil company, an Fl. Paso con- cern.
 Among the spectators present when the "spudding in' was com menced were Aldermen Park w. Pit man and w. T. Griffith.
 When the spectators left the well, the drillers had already gone down IS feet.
 Drilling is to continue night and day until oil is struck or a depth of 4,OOO feet is reached.
 There is plenty of water on hand for the work, also fuel oil for the boiler.
 The company has a standard Cal ifornia rig. new boiler and en- zine and everything in first class work for drilling.
 George w. Thieson is president of the company.
 How about those letter heads and envelopes? Phone S9, Review
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
.HO[BROOK FIELD
 HAS FOUR RICS

In the Holbrook, Ariz., field it is stated that four rigs are actually drilling and two more wells will be under way at an early date. The Wind River company has taken up the drilling operations on the Hop Wind river we'll and is down about 2,50O feet The Holbrook Oil com pany is drilling and is in what VI called the Coconino sandstone. The Adamana Oil and Land company is down about 1,500 feet, but is tempo rarily held up on account of a broken crank shaft. The Black Canyon syn dicate is said to be making good pro gress with an O'Ke1l core drill.
 The Zuni Oil company is erecting a standard rig, which is expected to be in operation soon. The Apache Oil company is the sixth concern whichi expected to start operations in the Hol5rook field. It had not been entirely financed at last account.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21

The oil concern with which Frank Hitchcock, postmaster general in the Taft administration, has allied him self in. the Socorro Petroleum com pany, composed of residents of So- zorro. H. O. Bursum is president The holdings are near Socorro, in Socorro county.
 It has been reported for some time that Frank Hitchcock was talk ing over prospective oil territory in New Mexico. He has spent consid' erable time in that part of that state during the past few months
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21

complication of troubles, which fi- nally developed into a general break down. had awful pains around my heart which I was told was caused by pleurisy. My kidneys seemed to be affected, too, and had constant pains in my back. My neck and shoulders would get stiff at times and my limbs would swell and ache so I could hardly walk. I was told once that my trouble was caused by the condition of my teeth, so I went to dentist and had them all treated, but I got ab- solutely no relief. took all kinds of medicine and treatments, but just continued to get worse all the time and I hardly ever had minute S peace. I was so nervous that even the ringing of the door bell would completely upset me, and it seemed impossible to get a good nights sleep I was losing strength rapidly and fell off until I only weighed one hundred pounds. Finally my condition got so bad they took me to the hospital and I stayed there six weeks, but I didn't seem to i'm prove in the least I was brought back home, and had just about lost all hope, when friend of mine sug- gested that 1 take Tanlac. I didn't see how it or any other medicine could help me after everything else had failed, but I consented to try it, and it is simply wonderful what this medicine did for me. I began to feel. better after the first few doses. My nerves became calm and could Sleep better. As I contin- ued taking the medicine all the pains in my back, sides, shoulders and limbs disappeared, and my strength was returning rapidly. By the time I had taken four bottles of Tanlac l felt as well and strong as I ever did in my life, and when got on the scales I was surprised to see that I had actually gained eighteen pounds, My kidneys seem to be in perfect condition, and I'm like different woman. All my friends and neighbors are talking about my wonderful improvement, because they knew of the dreadful condition l was in before taking Tanlac. My husband is just as happy over my improvement as 1 am, and says Tanlac is the most wonderful thing he ever heard of The results from Tanlac must be permanent, for it has been four months since I took my last dose, and I feel as we'll now as I did then. If everybody knew what a fine medicine Tanlac is there would be less suffering in this world"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. Nj
 Ball, in Douglas by Douglas Drug com. pany, in Paradise by G. 4. Walker, in Bowie by Bowie Drug company, ini San Simon by J. B. Cook, in Wilcox by A. A Nicholson, in Lowell by Lo
 we'll Drug company, in Benson by C
 F. Moss Pharmacy in Gleeson by B. A. Taylor, in Warren by Warren Pharmacy in Pearce by B. A Taylor, in Tombstone by Bod's Drug store, and in McNea! b McNeal Mercan- tils company. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21

Send us that nexr 1op or prirtine and see what Review Service means to you. Phone 39. Review
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
JIG. Penney Co. Saving Values
A PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

theories advanced dfo of Cost bun W d i you advante O
 Stoesd from WI u policy small makes it pogb to chandne TmPn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

my, pokud pripouStelo vedom
jeho vlastni dustojnosti a bez
Iuhonnosti.
u Kolencu jsem 81 obycejnf
pohral jedinym synem je
jich Ferdinadem, Bozenkou
druhym ditetem jejich, neby,o
mn6 dobfe do hry. Bylo tt
d6vcatko tekave svevolne 9
nedosti slitn6. Skolni zaci ne.
kdy "a ri pokrikovali. re ma
oci jako zaba Z kalu, a ona sc
S mimi "a to honivala nejed-
nou nekteremu vakem a kniz.
kami dala ma pametnou.
Chot' pane Kolencova byla
p6kna pani, pTibledla, stihla a
utla a linie jejiho profilu by.
ly po hellensku ladny. Ruce je
il, ma nichz mivala plno pr5te-
MI, byly jako z ub6lu a tax lie
potvarni, re i jako chlapec
.sem 81 toho povsiml. Lide ne
nell il tax radi iako pana kon
tribucnlho a vedeli il neiednu
hanu. Rikavalo Sc u domacich
dostu, re 81 Kolenec hodnGjSi
PAM zaslouzil, ze kdyz pan je
V trade a tam byl skoro po ce-
y den, o d6ti hrube Sc nesta-
"a, Jim We vSem pousti vuli a
pI'ilis je nechava behati, re by
Sc zabila pc kavovych spoiled
nostech a klevetnictvi re j
mad mandle a dorty. Take Sc
povidalO, re pan kontribucnl
proto jest tax smuten a zaml-
ky. re V domacnosti pc jeho
neide a re no domacnost nete-
81 a ac on ami k zive dust ne
tim podobnym Sc neprohles-
nul, prece tomu davana vsec-
becna vira a spolehano ma s!u
zebnou chasu, jez nepovolane
Z domu vynaSela smeti. Posle
re proskakovalo po me5t6. ze
uilostpani bez vedomi mamie
.ova sc zavaZuje V dlouzky do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
PAN KONTRIBUCNf.
Napsal A. V. Smilovsky.

Zahalen v oblak poesie kra
cival pan kontribucni Kolenec
q pribyktu sveho V D6kanska
ulici do berniho ufadu. Vse-
then zjev tohoto pana byI pro
dusevnen tragikou, pravou a
zivou, jakou sploZuje zivot,
ltIz zivot, v jehoz promenlivGm
kalendari panuii zie vetry,
svlyajice kvltf blaha trpce "a
slouzeneho do tune zapomenu-
IT.,
Byl mi povedom pan kontri-
0ucni z kostelnlho kuru. kdyz
b9la ien1f poTHkud slavnejsi
use, hraval ia prvni housle a
sptva ze doznivalo "Dona'
.lacivali jsme Sc jiz my, chlap
q, k menu, bychom mu nastroj
ieho domu smell nesti. Popu-
srlv struny, opatrn6 jako dra-
hou mast ukladal housie do
pouzdra cervenym aksamitem
vylozeneho a povrchu velmi l.
hledneho, vybral ocima jedno-
no Z mas a dal mu je ne3ti. ia
Dyl ponekud MIN Z prime q
domnival jsemr Sc, re nam k
houslim vetsi pravo, nezli JIM
hosi a take jsem mu nejednou
housle domu dOnesl, dOst2y O.
bycejn6 n6jaky pamlsek od ce-
sty. Pokud snaSim pameti, by.
jiz tehdaz pan kontribucni "a
milky, malomluvny, a davai 81
vubec ma sobe zalezeti, jake
by byl Z panske krve. Ucty
dOstavalo sc mu ochotn6 a ne
licene Sc vsech stran a oblhal
o n6m mestem jeden HAS, re
Jest to pan radny q pocestny,
k nizSim dobrotivV, k sob3 row.
nym privetivy a lahodny a ma
proti vySsim jen potud pokor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
KAPITOLA II.
Zle oko Dublinskeho hradu.

Nasledkem nasilnictvi, jake
hoz dopustil Sc zastupce vrch
nosti Craven ma opuStene a ma
lomocne stafene Carrollove, j.
tril Sc lid tax povazlive, re
vlada dublinska posadku straz
'niku v Ballybegu sesilila, coz
jitrenl lidu move potravy do
dalo. Serzant DAILY byl jcdnC-
no dine zimnicne rozcilen l.
rednim pripisem Dublinske-
no hradu, v nemz irska vlada
sidll, nemz mu ukladano, by
daval bedlivy pozor po mia
dem zbdjniku irskem O'Neillo-
Vi, kteryz zamysli selsky lid V
hrabstvf Mayo proti lordum a
Wade anglicke vzboufiti, a spo
lu jemu pokynuto bylo, ably jej
jako psa zastrelil, kdyby pru-
behem shromazdeni lidu, iez
omen zbujnik hodla svolati. Sc
be mensi vytrznost sc udala
on (serzant) re "a to patricne
bude odmenen. K zaverku po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
tIstkskskskykyky tyt1tttytytttSkSt
.ZLOCIN LORDUV |
- aneb Rojovnik "a prava idu.
Roman dejin 1tisku Irska.

Roman z dejin ltisku Irska

XXXXV QO 0X1 y19 WO" "VOV
cd mesta. Spatriv shon lidu
stojiciho kolem prevrzeneho
postovniho rychliku, dal zasta
viii a seskocil s Moranem s vo-
zu, ably prispel bylo-li by pomo
ci jeho zapotrebi. Cizinec le-
Eel dosud ma trave jake zabi-
ty.
"Jest to opravdovy pan ne
jaky vzacny pan," promluvil
postovni vozka, sbiraje Sc sc
zeme bez pohromy, "a je-li
zabity,, mcze byli ten, ktery w
strelem kone me splash, jist, re
Sc bude muset zodpovidat z
vrazdy."
Cizinec, ktery tezkym pa
dem nebyl sice usmrcen ale sill
ne omracen, pohnul S sebou, a
kdyz jej prave prinesenou pra-
menitou vodou jedna z zen by
la omyla, otevrel oci.
"Tezce jste 81 ubliiil?" O.,
tazal Sc Harry cizince hiasem
soustraStnym.
Cizinec' rozhlizel sc chvili
kolem sebe, jako by Sc chtel
lpamatovati, co Sc S MIN bylo
Iprihodilo a odychna 81 hlu-
boka, az tvare jeho dosud
smrtelne blede slabym made
chem rumence Sc zbarvily, pra
vii:
V levicce citim prudkou bo-
lest jest bez vlady. Bud il
mann vytrhnutou nebo roztrl-
stenou. Take telo jest notne
otfeseno. Neni tu na blizku
hotelu nebo lekafe?"
"Ani jednoho ami druheho,"
odpovedel Harr, "ale libi-li Sc,
jste vitan pod hostinnou sire
|chu naseho domu.'
"a co Sc lekare tyce," doda
val Barney, "tu vam Jozifek z
vesnice lepe poslouzi, nez nej
vyhlasenejsi ranlekar dublin
sky, nebot ma napravovanf a
zlamaniny daleko siroko neni
mad neho."
Cizinec pres prudkou bolest
nemohl Sc zdrzeti usmevu mad
prostodusnymi slovy celedino-
vymi. Obrativ Sc pax k Har-
rymu, pravil:
"Prijimam pocity vdecno-
sti tax velkodusne me, cizin-
ci, nabidnute, pOhostinstvl do
mu naSehO, aspon nez po-
voz bude spraven, a ia dale je-
ii bych mohl."
Ma to Barney Harrym ci-
zince zvedli do svehO voZu
jemu pomohli, kamz jei zrak
Kateriy Desmondove S hlubo-
kym soucitem zenskeho srdce
provazel.
Rozhorceny zastup dosud ob
klopoval kourlci Sc spalenista
vdovy Carrollove a teprve ter
krate pocal Sc rozchazeti,
kdyz farar nemilosti bozi jemu
pohrozil.
Vdovy Carrollove ujali Sc
pro tn zimu zamoznejsi vesni-
cane. .poskytujice il ochotne pfl
stiesi i vyzivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
NOVA CESTA EiRABETE KAROLYI-
HODO SPOJ. STATU.
HLEDA AMERlCKOU pOMoC PRO UHERsKO.

Widen, "a cervence. - Havnim uceem move cesty hra-
bette Mchaa Karoyho, byvaeho presdenta madarske
pubky jest zskat sympate amerckou pomoc pro hospo-
dafske znovuvybudovani Uher Krone toho hoda zastt
move olraniceni zlepSeni tertorianich pomeru.
DneSni dobou meska dosud Ita pise pry knhu pod
mnkach madarske republiky poslednich mescu.
Americe nehoda zadnych okonos agtace pro-
speech komunismu