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The Washington times., 1919-11-08
OF HOMES
HOWARD & HINES,
incorporated,
734 18th St N. w. FIR. 1892.

734 18th St N. w. Fr. 1892.
In the sOUrHEAsr-A spien-
"a ooo did s-room and bath house. with
P''oOo furnace heat and gas lighf: lot
:5xlso.
Near LIE DRoIT PARK North
IS 500 west-A 2-family fat of s rooms
and bath each An excellent buy.
Three squares from CAPITOL
SS S00 PARK Groom and bath
P|,SOO house This house can be bought
on very moderate terms.
In good location NORTHEAST
SS SnO = rooms and bath, hot-water
po'~ neat; electricity and gas: reason
able terms
Near BLooMINoDALE sec
SS 7S0 ton, NORTHWEST q rooms
Po,/oo and bath. hot-water heat. gas
light. Easy terms
one-halt square from Mary
S6 ooo land ave NoRTHEAsT-A I
So'NNN room and bath house. Garage
for two cars.
Near GARFIELD PARK,
SOUTHEAST-A 2-family apart
S6 Ooo ment house OF rooms and bath
PO,OOO each: furnace heat; garage with
room for two cars: porchea
Very moderate terms.
one-half square from Masa
ave. NORTHEAST-An s-room
ses, es bath shd hGgss sserct2 TtS sssss
porches. Easy terms and imme-
diate possession
EORTHEAsT-7 rooms and
S6 SOO tiled bath; hot-water heat and
PS' gas light; lot zoIso.
$4,000 xssrGia ,i,ISo@ p sa' and S9faa o.ss
house. In good condition
A 12-room and 2-bath house
Ct mn between Q and streets in the
P'bOOS NORTHWEST-Br.ckg garage In
good condition.
In an excellent location
NORTHEAST-A 3-story brick
$1,000 Ss:msn, sSs:s OF fGn. having ssa
ranges. porcelain bath tubs. etc
3o-day possession.
In GEORGETOwN-A broom
o and bath An nG1ss sss:ep; a ;Dsnsd o
quick buyer
Downtown section NORTH
$500 house; hqs-waisT heat; ereesf.e, H
fty; this house can be bought for
less money with plenty OF CASH.
In the NORTHWEST, tust
$500 H6 S6G BATH IF rsTn heat and
light; moderate terms. Vacant.
An excellent EAST CAPITOL.
30 noo STREET home OF rooms and
SO,OOO bath: a m. l.: reasonable terms;
an excellent buy.
,y~tfvADH O. trtNftC
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GOLDEN RULE,

GOLDEN RULE,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Investments,
Room 2O5-6-7 Continental Trust Building
49, 14th and III Streets N. W.
Phones Main 1640, 1641.
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S. BELOFF,
Real Estate

I>Cdi LStdtS
o2f 18th st. N. w.
Room 2O2. Tel. M. 81S7.
FOR sALE-A NUMBER OF
PROPERTIES WITH PRE-wAR PRICES
No 10th St on the $500 block; semi
detached houses rm-, lb-; nm
ished attics: fne condition; nice
back yard and front porch Price,
$4,000. $4,000 cash. Good terms.
No. e-Florida ave. near list St n. W; one
Of the best bargains in the city for
soms ~s or nrss,olna. rSo%n. eon eonetion I Price.
No s-sth st. on the 1900 block. real
chance for some one who wants
downtown home or boarding house.
Tor, 2b. and garage- Price, $3.50.
$1,000 or more cash. Good terms
bargain in the city for any one,
No. I-lsth 1T. above st Two good
home. ,dI. ., inys''msns. nonS1,ron lir pIIs. is;
sio.soo. 1850 or more cash Good
terms.
No s.-1sth st above st, ler. tile bath:
home or investment Price, $3.50.
$4,000 cash Very good terms
" FOR A coLoREp PURCHASER
One of the best bargains In the
city: for home or investment Q
s,,arT Ct east OF 1ss ' Biz y y.rd doe Priee
$1,000. $1,000 cash Good terms
No trouble to inspect all this property
above, as give my personaLatention 10
all sales
Come in to see me about more property
for sale in all parts Of the city. Business
or residence
S. BELOFF,
Real Estate
o2i 18th St.rN. W..
Room 2O2. Tel. N. 1887.
noe-tf
BUILD YOUR OWN HOMk
will show you how.
GUY g. ZEPP,
Representing Lewis Built HomeA
Room 3lf Davidson Building.
Corner 18th X Sta
O6ics hour2 4 to y. m
S7,500-Two stores and eleven living
rooms. gas and electricity: on prominen,
business street In northwest Phone J. p.
MANN. Roslyn i42-F-5. s..
FOB HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See NAHORNEY SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
lee New York Ave Tel Main fsfi
COLORED
SECOND STREET n. W. near U: nice
porches: electricity; h.-w. heat; In very
ate possession. Phone Franklin 3se.
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Woodley Park, d. G.

Thoroughly modern home near wsrdran
Park Inn Ten rooms with two baths, hot
water heat. gas and electricity. Front and
rsAr porches- Room for garage Cellar.
, Price. $4,000. Terms
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Columbia Road n. W.

A home near 18th street. Brick house
containing 10 rooms, bath, steam heat, gas
and electricity. In excellent condition
Price, s1I,50O.
Corner brick house with rooms, hot
water heat. gas. Strictly white neighbor-
hood Large back yard. Cellar. Price,
st,750.
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Furnished House Ready For
Immediate Occupancy
WHITTIER PLACE N. W.

a dust West Of Piney Branch ROAD.
Shingle Bungalow. large rooms with
uied bath. hot-water heat, gas and cleo
trfcity, open fireplace hardwood floors. In
, perfect condition, only built one year Must
be seen to be appreciated Price, furutshed
loco, unfurnished f10.25o. Terms.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

foh saLETSuy property. On D st., be-
tween 18th and I3th. s-room house fur
race neat, water, gas. Price $500. Rea-
On st. between Isth and 18th. IA
Reasonable terms
on X st. $. Z. s-room brick house
s., $50. Reasonable terrnr
call or phone after $50
J. 7. JERAAN, GIT 18th St y. W.
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H3 i4th St. N. W,
18th. Near Spring Road

n.fse--Attrsctlve location. eloss
TO ltth street car line; new houas
section; rooms and bath; Bot
water heat
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FOR SALE-In Chevy Chase, east
of the Brookville road, on lot 30
I2o0, 2-story,s e-roorn, 1-oath
dwelling, with furnace heat, gas
and electricity. House Is occupied
by the owner, and is an attractive
small property. the shrubbery and
planting being unusually effective
Price, 5000. Immediate posses
sion in case Of sale.
THOMAS ]. FISHER A CO., Inc,
73s 18th st N. ".
Phone Main $3.50.
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Monroe Street n. w.

real home In fne condftion- Brick
house containing rooms. bath, furnace
lnmsdiats possession. Price, 1850.
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BUY YOUR HOME NOW
: FOB THE SPRING

BUY YOUR HOME NOW
FOB THE SPRING
Immediate Possession
18th St q E.-Practicaliy new; rooms;
colonial porch; summer Kitchen; latrobe
-sSsss. 500 essa. %
Immediate Possession
--fssh st. NJ E- rooma bath; hot-v.ter
-Beat; excellent location Price. $3.50.
Immediate Possession
nth St 8. E-Eisht rooms. se.ni-
been papered and painted. Price. $4,000.
$500 cash
Randall Highlands
- beautiful homo with an e1tr. lot; .
built now. Price. $500. $500 cash.
Brookland
Fy; large porches and lot: perfect condi-
ton owner. Price. $500
Rooming House
-..on beautiful Nd ave. n FL, rooms
rront and rear yarda A bargain $500
A Beautiful Home
Pacing Nd ave. ~. E.-s rooms; hot
.ater heat: electricity: lars. bath; sta
tionary wash tubs: servants toilet; beau
,foi back yard. with flowers and trees
Price. T.sao-
On sth st. N E--A tvo-story brick
brTc Y
eSiiens location Price. 5000. $4,000
Built by Kennedy Bros.
Immediate Possession)
On Capitol HIS rooms. hot-wat.r heat
md iT I sunary serr.S. nGS!.
room and toilet In cellar, beautiful front
iai porch and double back porches. See il
esfore buying. Price. $500
Opposite Pension Office
On q st n W: l.rs. roonins house,
srss.. hsy. .ondeff1I future ana az. IN.
sfsoso f fon m n. S s.o Gs ss,s 'teH t.rn Say Price,
- For Colored
Near Gov. FrtntinA othce-t rooms,
bath. Rz8, coal range ana latrooes and
specs FOR garas. Price. $4,000.
Near Gov. Printing Office
rooma bath coal range. latrobes space
for garage and seni-detached- Price.
- Business Property
Per white colored- Near st N ".
"A Q rood buuaness corner. Store on nrst
6osT. 8 rooms and bath. space for garage.
A bargAin IT 5000
Near 4th and Q SITS. n. W.
g rooms. bath, latrobes and in good con-
Hundreds of Homes, Farms,
and Business Properties
. For Sale.
! ]. d. GARMAN,
9OS District National Bank,
.. Main 1929.
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Near LIST and Rhode Island

{. n. u.
Attractive home Of Q rooms, bath, ready
70 move into next Monday. Located on
one the highest points In Washington
PnfQuetry floors. Room for garage. Win
tiers supply Of coal in the cellar which can
os bought with the house. Price, $500.
Tsrma
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Classified 1EOJEzMllz lESUMn1E
F0FR SALE-H0USES

FOR sALE-In the best residen-
tial section of the northwest, q
three-story and basement brtck
dwelling, containing IL rooms and
2 baths; heated by hot water and
with both gas and electricity; four
fireplaces; garage, with room for
; cars: occupied by owner. and
immediate possession given in case
of sale. Price, s17,soo.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
7ss 18th st. N. W..
Phone Main ss3o.
FOR sALE-Near Dupont Circle,
three-story, 10-room brick
dwelling, with one bath; furnace
heat; lot IS feet deep to wide alley.
Occupied by monthly tenant, SO
that possession can be obtained In
thirty days. Price. 1880.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73s 18th St N, w.
Phone Main $3.50.
FoR sALE-on one Of the best
streets In the Ingleside section
close to Mt. Pleasant car line,
well-built 10-room brick, with hot
water heat, gAs and electricity:
lot 2ox1o5 to a 20-foot alley. This
house has recently been repainted
and papered, and shows mp well.
Price, $4,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
73s 18th st. N. W.
Phone Main Ss3e.
FOR sALE-In the Bioomingdaie
section, on a through street, a
7-room brick dwelling. with fur
mace heat, one bath, gas and cleo
tricity. Price, $3.50. Owner lives
IN the house, and has kept II In ex-
cellent condition Possession given
at once in event of sale
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc,
73s 18th st. N. W.
Phone Main 6e3o.
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Aurora Heights, Va.

Attractive bungalow. Five rooms, bath
with hot-water heat and open fireplace.
Gas and electricity. Lot 50Xloo. Room
for garage. In good condition. Large
porches. Slate roof and hoored attic Five
tons of coal can be bought with the house.
Price, $3.50. TermA
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
10th st. n. W., Near Massa

Beautiful brown stone front house
roorning and boarding house. IL rooms
bath, furnace heat, gas. Double brick
garage. Large lot Price. s11,5oo.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Near 18th and sta.
large, substantially built brick
dwelling. containing about 70
rooms; lot 4o-foot frontage to Wide
alley. The house could not be
built today for the price at which
Occupied by monthly tenant, %
that possession can be obtained In
80 days, IL sold.
THOMAS ]. FISHER q CO., Inc,
73s 18th st. N. W.
Phone Main 633e.
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Northeast

ea.Soe-Terms $500 cash: fmDe-
date possession: rooms AM
bath: iatrobe heat: near Capital
Traction car line: walking dis
tance OF Union Station: exceilsst
neiEhborhood.> ~
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Near ffth and c sts. s. e.

ts,6oo - Comfortable room
house. between two car iines; not
Tar from Lincoln Park: In gos1
nefghborhood; . rooms and bath
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$3.50
Two-family Dwelling
$3.50
Good Home

VIII arrange loan Of s1,7oo for three
years on this property. Purchaser paving
a.25e cash would not be required to MAKE
monthly payments Brick dwelling con-
tanning six rooms and bath; furnace neat
near North Capitol street and Florida ave-
nue.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-In the downtown sec
ton near Massachusetts avenue,
substantial brick dwelling on lot
24xllo: house contains 10 rooms
and baths. Must be sold to close
an estate. Price, only $4,000.
THOMAS J FISHEH & CO., Inc,
f3s 18th st. N. w.
Phone Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

Ncar Sth and MASS. Ave
$S,ooo-7 rooms and bath: lar1s
yard front and rear; space for .
garage: paved alley: excelleut To-
cation: close TO entire bushes
section; . squares from Public L.
erary; liberal tsrnA
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Potomac Heights

mace heat; electricity; semi-de-
tached; two chicken houses; gar
den: lot 2sx1ee; Immediate posses-
sion
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$3.50
Modern Home
$4,000
Brightwood, D. G..

Near 14th street and Georgia avenue car
lines- Brick dwelling; detached: lot 50x
$50 feet. Six rooms and bath: hot-wster
heat. Good home Possession.
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$4,000
Now Vacant

Desirable brick dwelling near 1871 and
G streets y. e. Convenient to new East
ern High School to be built one block cast
Of this home. Six bright rooms; modern
bath; garage on rear
MAHoRNEY G. SULLIVAN.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
FOR SALE-HoUsEs FOR sALE-HoUsEs
THEIR REASONABLE PRICE COMMENDS
THESE HOMES TO YOU:
Chevy Chase, $3.50

7 rooms, bath; pantry; front and back
porches; slate roof; open fireplace; electric
lights. House would now cost $4,000 to
build. Lot 1oox15e; lawn. shade and fruit,
grapes, etc.
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Walking Distance Of
Business Section

e4.coo-LocAted close TO Nee
jersey avenue and n rooms and
bath. modern corner house: eli
outside roons: Close TO cara
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Built by Kennedy Bros.
Immediate Possession)

On Capitol His rooms. hot-water heat
: electricity and gas lights, hardwood floor,
and trim throughout, laundry. servants
room and toilet In cellar, beautiful front
and rear yards and space for garage, colon
tzl porch and double back porches. See IL
bsfore buying. Price, $500.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR sAIF-Price, $3.50 Immediate pos
session given Of a modern two-story coionia
brick house, having seven rooms ana pain
four bedrooms, heated with hot water 49,
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H st. y. w.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Nesr 1lth ST., IN Co
lumbia Heights, large brick resi-
dence, containing II rooms, 2 baths.
hot-water heat. gas and electricity;
lot 100 feet deep. Occupied by
the owner, who has taken excep-
tional care of the property, and
who will give immediate possession
in case Of sale. Price, Sl3,500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18th st. n. W.
Phone Main 683o.
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Near fst and R StS.

se.obo-Liberal terms: uodern
rooms; tiled bath. hardwood
ncors and trim. open frepisces.
space for garage on paved sifvy
convenient 60 both car systsnns.
excellent street
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-On Massa chusetts ave-
nue., near 12th street, on . lot
with over 2o-foot frontage, q s.
story, 10-room brick dwelling. This
is in a very good section, and the
house Is unusually well built
Price, $4,000.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
73s 18th st. N. w.
Phone Main 6sse.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

: Facinx Nd ave. ~ E.-s rooms; hot
saser heat: electricity: large bath; sta
tionary wash tubs; servants toilet; beau
fpl back yard. with flowers and trees
Price. s7.5ao-
On sth G. ~. E-A tvo-story brick
home with 9 rooms: hot-water heat; bath;
tvo-etory brick garage: holds cars Ex-
esfient location. Price. 5000. $4,000
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-An unusually zttrac-
tive house in Sauis Addition
Corner property, with southern e1-
posure: 2-story, s-room, l-bath :.
both gas and electricity: room for
garage. This house is occupied by
owner. who will permit inspection
at any time and give immediate
possession in event of sale This
is a real home, and well worth con-
sidering. Price, s12, 500.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
73s 18th st. n. W.
Phone Main 6s3e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
A los MaestrOs de Puerto Rico

Ahora bien; juzgue ell pals 81 es JUS
to cabe en- 10 possible qIe un macs
tro pueda nevar una vida decorosa
decente con un sueldo de cncuenta pc
SOS en- los momentos actuales en- que
tan cara es la vida.
Son muchos los requisites que Sc lie
exigen a un maestro: debe ser un in
telectual; doce catorce amos de pa
ciente estudio al graduado y diez o do
ce al rural; sano de cuerpo y alma,
debe ser un modelo de sus discipulos.
Su responsabilidad es grandisima, sus
deberes son muchos. 49,. Y su licencia
esta en- peligro siempre, 81 Sc desli-
"a.
otros compaiieros, antes que yo han
expuesto la triste condicion porque atra-
viesa ell magisterio aqui. Hemos pc
dido reparacion los encargados de
remediar el NAL, y todo parecia color
de rosa por algun tempo Elogios pa
ra los maestros. "Hay que hacer JUS
ticia a los maestros'', decian algunos
de los Legislatures, Y Sc presentaron
proyectos magnifcos por ambos cuer-
pos legislativos, que al fin al cabo
han resultado como ell parto de los
montes: NADIA practice Sc ha hecho. Los
benefciados han sido otros, los que ira
bajan por amos fiscales. Un vigilante
dc las aguas de FL Riego" Ditch
rider') cargo que puede desempenar
cualquiera que sepa leer y escribir So
amente, CANA mas que I'm maestro gra-
duado. Y la Legislature Sc enorgulle-
ce en- decir: "Hemos aumentado los
sueldos los maestros'', ordena que
Sc les hagan doce pagos; de manera que
81 un maestro, por cualquier causa, so
% trabaja tres cuatro meses, no tie
ne derecho al aumento la ley resiilta
defectuosa.
Yo no creo que haya nadie ell la Isla
que este conforme con las nuevas asig-
laciones para los sueldos de los macs
tros. Todos quienes he pedido pare
Ger, convienen conmigo EN- que la Le-
gislatura solamente ha aprobado un
proyecto de ley defectuoso.
IA la Asamblea de Maestros, pues;
4 orientar nuestras futuras actuacio-
les!
H. SCHMIDT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

He Observable ell movimiento de los
maestros y contribuido con mi propa-
ganda entire los mas pusilanimes. He
recogido las ideas vertidas en- la prem
sa por mis- compafieros en- defensa de
sus justos derechos. He dido de cerca
la voz alentadora de padres de familia,
nifios ancianos; el publico en- gene
raj esta con nosotros EN- estos momen-
tos de prueba.
No hace mucho tempo hab,aba yo
con un amigo con respecto a nuestra
condici6n economical, me decia: los
maestros de Puerto Rico trabajan de
balde, solo para conner vestir me-
dianamente Isl asi fuera, lie con
teste yo, no estarian tan mall ESQ
es en- cuanto al maestro soltero Ell
maestro casado, ell que tiene hijos, ese
tiene que sufrir las miserias del ham,
bre la escasez; tiene que embrollar
por necesidad. Hay algo mas toda-
via: mi sueldo, que es de sesenta pc
SOS, me es equivalente a un sueldo de
cincuenta pesos en- cualquier otro en-
pleo; pues ell maestro gasta un prone
dio de diez pesos mensuales en- de-
corar ell salon de case con dibujos
cuadros apropiados, compra de libros
PROFESSIONALS, subscription de revistas
peri6dicos, Quotas a La Association
de Maestros' "Fondo de Pensio-
nes'', pago de libros material del
salon que Sc rompen (El que estas
lineas escribe tuvo que pagar de su
propio bosillo, al finalizar ell curse,
cuatro pesos de lbros una cerradura
de dos pesos). Su posicion social lie
origina gastos que no tiene ell mayor
domo nj ell ohcinista, por ejemplo Ell
maestro tiene que asistir a reuniones
Y centres sociales su mismo salon,
que es I'm centro social, debe vestir
mejor que cualquiera de estos emplea-
dos. 81 ell maestro graduado CANA Gin
cuenta pesos, Ell rural CANA treinta y
cinco pesos, pues 81 es verdad, que
tiene menos gasto en- su salon, por
otra parte Sc Origina otros gastos que
no tiene Ell graduado, como el pago
de la 'yegiiita" en- que viene al
pueblo a conferencias, traer infor-
mes buscar materiales para su es-
cuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
ReSurgimientO
del buen gusto

Una &c las condolences que mas ia
vorecen y que mejor dice Ell la Vida
de los pueblos, modernos, es la de YES
TIR. vEsTIR BIEN, denota un grade
9 cultura muy elevado. San Juan cuen
ia hoy con la sAsTRERIA NEW TAI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

lORS, de los acreditados CORTADO-
les LINERA & SUAREZ, que respon-
len brillantemente al exito de la moda
! del gusto mas exquisite. Es ell esta-
,lecimiento mas visitado po- los que
iaben vestir. Es la casa de moda. San
Francisco St, Frente a Ell MUNDO.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

a MaEo de las maquinas, ojeda San Jose
yo. 4. Tel. 355. Advt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-19
Oil an Gas.

The way the Manufacturers Light
and Heat cGmpany's well on the Jacob
and Lizzie Heironimus far min Lib
erty district, Marshall county, W. Va,
has been holding up since It was drill
ed deeper gives rise to the opinion
that the well Is drawing its production
from Cow Run pool OF some dimen-
sions. For the "a hours ended at z
o'clock M 1nday morning the we'll pro.
duced 2o8 barrels. The first "a hours
after the web was cleaned out and
drilled deeper q week ago it produced
$50 barrels. The Manufacturers Com
pany is rushing work on the two new
tests located in the vicinity Of the
good producer.
The drilling in Of a better than aver.
age well IN any locality does not fail
70 inspire new work. On Dog Comfort
Run, Grant district, Richie county,
where the Carlisle Farm Oil Company
completed good producer on the
Joseph Carlisle farm two weeks ago
the same company is starting another
test on the same farm. A test is start
ing on the Joseph Marlborough farm
adjoining the Carlisle farm a1d other
locations on adjacent farms.
In Sherman district, Calhoun coun.
ty G. L. Cabot's 25-barrel producer
on the ]. B. Bennett farm is far
above the average Of recent compile
tons In Calhoua county. This well is
stimulating development work in sher.
man district. For more than year
operators have been making q close
search for new producing territory in
Sherman district. On Barnes Run,
Spencer district, Roane county, Cod
frey L. Cabot is down 1000 feet at
an important test we'll on the Williams
farm. Located loco feet west of this
we'll the United Fuel Gas Company
has started to drill . test on the B.
,B. Wright farm.
On Thomas Run, Clay district, Mon
.ongalia county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled q test on the Saul
Thomas farm into the 50.foot sand. 1t
is q fair gasser IN that formation. In
the same district the same company
lis due in the sand at ~ test on the
Ruth Stevens farm. The Williams OIL
and Gas Company is down 1880 feet
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-19

Il tat 81 tis John fsSssks Inn
and nShtng S;
IN the old Sistersville neld 81 LIN
coin district, Tyler county, George
Jessey has drilled test on the John
Mccoy farm through the Cow Run
sand. It Is showing for very light
pumper. In West Union district. Dod-
bridge county. ]. NJ. Gribble has
started to drill q second test on the
Stewart heirs farm. In the same dis.
trict the Sun Gas Company has q rig
up for test on the Cass Shannon
farm.
In McElroy district. Tyler county,
the Carter OIL Company IL due in the
Kecner san'l at a test on the Rody
Woodbur1 farm. In Green district,
Wetzel county, the Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company has q rig up
on the William Wright farm. In Nc
Clellan district, Doddrodge county,
Mcintyre & Co.. are starting to drill
q test on the D. j. Swiger farm. In
the same district the Keystone Oil
Company is due in the sand at a sec.
ond test on the George shrader farm.
In Washingto n district, Jackson
county, the United States Fuel Gas
Company has the rig completed for q
test on the D. D Thomas farm. In tho
same district the Carter Oil Company
is fishing at test on the Alice Mon
roe farm. In Curtis district, Roane
county, the Chic Fuel OIL Company is
or1lling tests on the H. H. Allen and
N; y. Board farms. In the same 10.
caiity the South Penn OH Company il
drilling on the E. ]. Harris farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-19
New York

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. Uncertainty
! ana consequent irregularity Of prices
marked the sluggish trading on the
Stock Exchange yesterday, the session
zeuecting none Of the previous days
public interest, activity or breadth.
Motors and some Of the minor or nm.
important specials comprised the firm
to strong issues and oils we're again
teri9bly depressed on profit-taking and
hesrish pressure. The net result rep.
resehted little more than the conflict
ing views Of cliques and pools.
Almost the sole hopeful feature was
ne relative strength OF rails buying Of
that group at intervals including most
f9f the representative shares In the
granger, transcontinental, and coal
visions 1t ! to IN point gains.