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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Haze Not Reached
Retail Markets
Much Talked-Of Lower
Prices Fail to Pit IN
Appearance Here.

The ltichmond market basket tot-
crs, who have been hearing about
II. -. l.. getting on the tUborSan arc
still looking for some evidence oil
the fact in the regions OF the retain
markets. They Will not !lnd much
OF il when they go to market To-Day
to buy the things to make UP the
big Sunday dinner. There are but
few changes in the prices Of ca;hblca
and some OF tho few arS changes
uPward--eggs, for instance.
The markets are well suppicu
with meats, fish. fruits and H'Sota
blcs. but there Is nothing new. IN
the poultry line there arc no changes
whatever. except that more turkeys
and better ones are to bc iounu.
Eggs have gone up TO So centG Tor IN"
best fresh country kind. The other
kind can be had at IS To 50 cents
per dozen.
The FISH market is perhaps better
supplied than it was week ago.
that is 4 greater variety OF salt wa
ter fruit" may be found OF the IA :
bies, hut the prices for all KINDS arc
as stiff as ever. The meat stalls are
attractive Mt the same old figures.
The abundant supply of turnip
salad. kalo and such like give thn
vegetable stands n Sreenish ana AT
tractivc appearance. The fruit lay :
out is also attractive and apples
are bit cheaper. Other Things arc
unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
WEST VIRGINIA FACES
THREE HARD CONTESTS
Coach McIntirc nuSy Getting Team
in Shape for Rutgers, bethany
anl W. and j.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch:l
;, MORGANToWN; Nov. l2.-Withl
Bethany Colleges strong eleven tho
following Saturday. Coach "Tubhy''
McIntirc. of the West Virginia eleven.
has the unique task of preparing for
the final big" game OF the year with
Washington and Jefferson at Wash
same time taking care OF both these
cleven5 which at the very least are
in. the same class with the Noun
tainccrS.
sanfordS team causes less fear
the University Of Detroit 9 TO c in
IL game At Wheeling two weeks agn
and has shown other evidences Of
unusual strength. and needless to
Nd. when tho. Panhandle team plays
hardest II is. OF course. obvious that
with the w. and J. game but 1--WE
days of Mclntirc's men arc going
TO be in no mental condition for a
hard battle with Bethany.
Foster Sanford's strong Rutgers
was through the line that Washing
ton and Lee made their consiStcn:
gains last saturday and McIntire has
worked frantically this week to boil
charges OF Sanford$ pupils here
Saturday afternoon. In each game
Rutgers has played the one redeem
ing feature has been tho work of the
lorwards and McIntiro fears that his
own men Will give way before their
fine work.
On the other hand McIntirc has
been laying stress on omen plays with
winch he downcd Sanford last fail
and believes that with Bcck's nnc
running anu the passing Of Martin
and and Dawson that he can achieve a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
REAPPOINT DR.. WILLIAMS
HEALTH COMMISSIONER

- Z. CONTINUED from FIRST FaEcl
which wiz insUr, thar sh" Is ca
G-nahle o! examining u child for such
!. defects as arc usual, such as de:ec-
---Frive teeth. eye trouble. mainutr!tion
ar other things which might inca
pacita,e = child tor certain school
--Mork.
=, At tho present time pr Williams
Il carrying OH several campaigns for
Better health In various sections of
+aae STATE. In sixteen countics OF tho
state, county and United States pub
ic Health Service officials arc CO.
operating in sanitation work :hrourh
his efforts. In Arlington County.
where tho work Is being done In
perfect co-o2c-at!ou. but ono death
from typhoid was reported during
the year. In 80 per cent OF ;hc
counties OF tho state Dr Williams
has been ins,rumcntal through ms
s.ttcpar.mout in establishing publ,
health nurses and child welfare
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
STORMY SESSION MARKS
GOTHAM BUILDING PROBE
Payment OF 2,OOO-by Contractor
to Hcad Of Trades Council for
"Strikc Insurance" Alleged.
IBy Associated prors1


NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-After an
other tumultuous session with Mayor
Hylan. the Joint Legislative commit
tee Investigating tho building trust"
today heard testimony alleging the
payment OF $4,000 by n building con-
tractor TO Robert l.. Brindsll. prcs:-
dent OF the building Trades Council
for strike Insurance."
Testimony by Hugh S. Robertson,
OF Todd, Irons e Robertson. that he
had paid this amount as part pay
ment on an agreement to pay the la
Dor leader $4,000 for protection
against strikes, came MS n startling
climax TO the afternoon session of the
committee. which spent the greater
part OF the day probing into the clty's
school limestone contracts.
Despite protests by Samuel Inter
myer, the committees counsel. that
Mayor llylan was trying 10 turn the
hearing into n circus" and his or
Derby investigation into a general beer
garden" the Mayor persisted through
out the session TO get letter before
the committee generating him of any
icsPohS!oiiiiN III nuSinb 'nc bCnOol
building contracts changed from
terra Gotta 10 limestone. Failing in
this, the Mayor gave tho letters 10
newspapers for publication.
The testimony by Robertson. whose
concern has building contracts for
the Cunard pier terminals In New
Jersey. project involving between
$35,ooo,o00 and $4,000. 600. revealed n
new form OF alleged graft, as the
builder said he paid the money not
only for insurance against strikes.
hut for "lot OF information as to
future labor conditions"
Robertson testified he had agreed
10 pay Brindell n total of $4,000 for
his protection and advice and made
the first payment of $4,000 on March
%, following a dinner with the labor
leader in the Commodore Hotel
About May I, after another dinner
with Brindcll. the witness said he
rode around the block with tho la
Dor leader and left sG,149 on the scat
when he left the machine. The third
payment of S3.S5l. he said, WAS made
on May "A. and two more payments of
$1,000 each, Robertson added. were
made to Brindcll in September and
October after ~ ride around the
block" and n hotel dinner.
Robertson said the checks drawn
to furnish the cash for Brindcll had
been charged TO preliminary cS
pcnses' and that the amounts were
added to the contract figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
AUSTRIA SEEKS ENTRANCE
TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
hcndy to Fulhii All International En-
EnScmcnts, Thinks Sic should
belong TO "Fnmily.-
v Associated Prcss.1

GENEVA, Nov. l2.-Austria's for
maj application for admission to the
league OF nations. signed by Herr
Mayer. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
was received by the sccrctariat OF
the league this morning. Attention
IS called in the application to the fact
that Austria was given assurance
when she signed the treaty Of st.
Germa!n that she would be admitted
I" IL. league at the proper time, and
IL says the proper time has come.
Austria, i; explains, being ready to
inl'li all her international engage
mon's. thinks she ought 10 belong 20
the family OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13

'toniIuu'u y rom flFSt faEC.D
States that long have been pillars
of the Democratic solid South. The
first of these addresses was delivered
in Brownsville. Tex. yesterday, and
the third has been scheduled for Dc
cember at Bedford. Va.
Speeches outside American terri
tory are TO be avoided, and Mr..
Harding indicated today that he did
not expect during his Panama trip
TO go within the boundaries or waters
OF any foreign country. Among other
invitations. he has received one from
Preston McGoodwin. American min
lister to Venezuela, asking that he 10
10 Venezuela ana Colombia, and dur
ing his stay here he has been ask ed
informally several times to pay a
visit 20 Northern Mexico. lie is said
by those close TO him 10 feel that
such visits at the present time would
be inadv:sablc. The exact time OF
MIR. Iiarding's departure from Point
Isabel has not been fixed on. on
willie to exchange greetings with
Governor Hobby. OF Texas. and he
may spond tho night there to avoid
an carly morning motor ride to catch
MS train At 10 o'clock the next morn
ing. II is considered moro likely,
however. that he will come back
here for the night.
Most OF today the President eject
devoted TO golf, motoring the twenty
miles to the Brownsville links
through cold. damp northern gale
ihdt had broken up his tarpon fish
ing OF Point Isabel Despite tho dis.
agreeable weather. he trampcd over
the muddy curse for eighteen holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
GREECE TO OPPOSE RETURN
TO THRONE OF CONSTANTINE
"Opposition Wants Him Bnck,- Snys
NeulxciOs, .But We VIII Shed
Our Blood Firxt.o

ATHENS, GREECE, Nov. l2.-Prc-
micr Nenizclos. speaking here today
With regard to plans to place former
The opposition wants Constantine
back, hut we will ehcd our blood
nrSt. The opposition declares the
rlchiscitc. Their object is TO proionE
tho present state of suspense and
prevent the return % the Greeks TO
normal life. The opposition thus are
serving the monarchical system They
are strange people to make such
trouble in view OF the nations sacri-
hccs, which have given II national
triumphs Our traditional foes have
been cast down. Bulgaria has been
driven from tho Aegean and Turkey
no lonGer is a Iiuropcan pnMcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
REPORT EFFORT TO LAND
CABLE AT MIAMI, FLA.
Commnndant mt Key West Advlactl
Operation Would lie Undertaken
Without Executive Permit.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.-The Navy
Department today advised :Ec COM
mandant at Key West, Fla, that there
was report that another effort would
be made soon to land q submarine
cable from Barbados At Miami, Fla.
without an executive permit
First efforts to land the cable were
reported last July and at that time
the navy sent destroycrs TO Miami TO
prevent tho cable ship from coming
within the three mile limit. The ca =
bic vessel was British craft. and
tho British ambassador here sent "a
message 10 the captain warning him
not to attempt to carry out the op-
Grafton until a legal permit foc IL
had been granted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
CORK JAIL HUNGET STRIKE
CALLED OFF ON GATH DAY
Government Medical Officers Hone Ia
Save Lives of Nine
Survivors,

DUBLIN. VA. Nov l2-Thc hun
ger strike of the nine Irish prisoners
in the Cork Jail was called off today
tho ninety fourth day OF the strike.
~ statement issued tonight at DUP
lin Castle said the hunger striker;
IN Cork jail, who had been without
food since August II, resumed taking
nourishment at ) O'Clock this after
noon.
Tho meal, the statement added,
was administered under the dircc-
ton Of the medical officers OF the
jail. who believe that with careful
treatment the prisoners ultimately
will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
WOULD ADMIT FORMER
ENEMY States TO LEAGUE
Lord Robert Cecil, Ono OF Chief
Authors OF Covenant, Sup
ports Plum.
ITALY, TOO, Is ACQUIEscENr
France and Belgium Will Resist
Admission OF Germany an d
Hungary-No Opposition to Aus
tria and Bulgaria.
IBy Associated Press. I

GENEVA Nov. l2.-I.ord Robert
Cecil. one of the chief authors OF the
league OF nations covenant, who is
coming to the assembly of tho IcaEu.
as delegate from South Africa. will
support tho proposed Immediate ad-
mission to tho league of former
enemy states. 1t is expected here.
Italy. Switzerland. the Scandinavian
states and some of the South Ameri-
can nations arc understood TO be
favorable to such plan.
France. Belgium, Rumania, JuEo-
Slavia and Czecho -Slovakia Will re-
sist the admission OF Germany and
hungary, although they are not un-
favorable to Austria and bulgaria
Iherc are indications in league cir
cies that the drift toward admission
of former enemy countries is strong
and likely to reach the necessary
two-thirds Of tho members, unless u
compromise is effected Tho scnti-
ment is growing that. whatever may
DC the merits or tho case. the dis
cussion in tho assembly is likely to
develop sharp controversy, which
the leading members OF tho league
desire to avoid. AT the first session
1t Is probable the Immediate adnis-
sion OF Austria and Bulgaria will be
proposed and an effort made 10 have
action In tho case OF Germany post
poned to another meeting OF the as
sembly, probably in tho spring.
Attention is being directed 10 The
anomaly Of admitting Germany while
she still IS technically at war with
the United States. Czccho -Slovakia
is stoutly opposed to the admission
OF Hungary and Is unable to support
tho entry Of Germany. but It Is un-
dorstood She will not contest the adj
mission OF Austria and Bulgaria, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
ROAD AMENDMENT GIVEN
15-T0-1 VOTE IN RICHMOND
Measure 10 Allow State bond Issue
for Highways Received En-
thuSInatic lndOrac mCnt.

Compilation of ballots cast in the
general election OF November :. IN
regard to the good roads amendments
which will allow the issuance "i
bonds for highway construction.
show that the amendment wns not
only carried in every ward IN tho
city. but was Endorsed by Il vote OF
practically Is to l.
Second Madison was the stronger
for II than any ward in the city
casting but six votes against the
anne ndinent. and 5l7 for II. Fourth
Clay cast l.liO for the nmendineni.
with but seventeen against. First
Lee showed stronger opposition 70
the move. the vote there heinS '5S
in the Affirmative. with l23 in tho
l9S for and thirty against. and Sixth
Madison cast i63 favorable TO the
Amendment and 1856 opposing IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
HILL PROPOSES SPENDING
$1,500,000 FOR SCHOOLS
Continued From First pagc.)

OF the present Barton Heights School.
1t Is also planned to tear down the
Maury Building on tho South Side
ana erect a new building on the lot.
ana to erect q wing to tho Powha-
tan building.
a now Armstrong Colorcd High
school, on Leigh street, three blocks
west OF tho present sito at First
street. with thirty rooms. TO cost
s2oo.ooo. and use OF tho present build
Ing to relieve congestion at Baker
and Navy Hin, Is also proposed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
ITALY AND JUGO.SLAVIA
EXECUTE NEW TREATY
Diplomats OF Both Countries EIprr,.
Satisfaction over Completed
Document.
tBy Associated Press. I

- SANTA MAKGHEEITA, ITALY, Nov.
.12.-Thc treaty between Italy and
Jugo-Slav!a vas signed this evening
at Rapallo.
The preamble % the treaty reads:
Tho kingdom Of Italy and az 10
Serbs. Greats and Siovcucs ~. sin.
, cerely DESTROYS TO establish to-d.aI
relations between tho two countries
for their common veal Italy rccoe
nizcs the constitution OF The neigh.
boring state az the realization o. on.
OF her highcs. aims"
The diplomats OF countries e1prcss
cd great satisfaction over The treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
RICHMOND MAN HONOReO
Named Vicc-Presidcnt or National
Association of Botuers Of Cnr-
donated beverage.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. Ie.--At
the meeting o! tho National AsSoCia.
ton of Bottlcrs OF Carbonatcd B.v-
craEc James Vernon. OF Detroit. was
elected president and George G.
Bidsood, Richmond. Va, vicc-nrcsi-
dent OF The association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
GRlFFlTHS UNDER ARREST

LONDON. Nov. i2.-AccordinG TO
TN Morning Posts early edition.
Frank GrIhiths. brother of Arthur
Griffiths. vice pres idcnt os the Irish
republic" has been arrested by
orders from the British government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
western Union Enters Denial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Ci. w. L. At
k!nS. first vice president OF the Wcs-
tern Union, In the absence of New
comb Carlton, president, today denied
the company soon would attempt to
land n submarine cable from Barba-
does at Miami. Fla, without cXccu-
tive authority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Motorman Fined $50.

8. y. rOWcrs, mOtOrmuN OF a Eroau
and Main street car. was fined $40
and costs in Police Court ycs,e rday
by Justice II. 4. Maurice on "a charge
OF operating the car in "A careless
ana reckless manner. Counsel for
the Virginia hallway and Power
Company gave notice that AN appcaI
would b" made 10 Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
America Must Quit Dreaming.

Il-es.@ PfTTSBUKGH. PA. Nov. l2-''tTn-
less America sets her industrial house
in order and quits dreaming abou:
continued Industrial supremacy. che
will awaken TO find Europe in her
compftinN against her WIFI
eyrhettcr material AT JeHs cost" said y
r. Farnham. OF ST Louis, IN address
Ting the annual convention o! the SO.
=. ciety OF Induatrtai Engineers her,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
OFFICIAL PROBE Of WALL
STREET BOMB EXPLOSION
New York Evening World. "Soiutionr
Receives Attention mt Hands OF
Dtntrict Attorney Swami.

lily Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-oiilcial in
Vcstigation OF tho solution" OF tho
wall Street explosion September 1C.
put forth by tho New York Evening
World yesterday. was begun today by
District Attorney Swami, with tho
examination Of men mentioned as
prominent in the labor war attri-
butcd by the paper as having fur
nished the motive for tho crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13

Included In the building prosrany
of Mr.. Hin Is tho following:
Central Junior High School
ana lot ..............S 4TJ.oon
Forest Hi ............. i25.cou
iiiBhiand Park ............ SQ.QOh
Addition TO Fox SCHOOL,. 100 onl
North Richmond ....-..... 10000
New Maury School. ....... l.O.0nu
New Armstrong Co1ored
High School ............ 200. Dun
Sidney (colorcd) building
and lot Observation-Disclosures. Go.Orr
Webster Davis rcoiorcd).. ,a.oau
George Mason tcoiorcd) tc.Ooo
Lots north and west sec
lions .............. S0.oNI
tolai .................. .Sl.500, oG't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
HARDING PLANS SERIES
OF TALKS IN SOUTHLAND

Continued From First Pagc)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

" ,ou want - keep yanf hair 70
good condition. be careful What you
aash u With
Most soaps aud prepared Nlahpoos
contain too much alkGh This dries
lhe scalp. makes che hair brittle. and
4 very harmful Muislned c0coanul
81 shampoa (which % lurc aLd en-.
tlfely yrtaseleesl. - much betlel
,han awning else you can use foi
shampoolns. ~ this cant possible In
iure the hair
simply mclsten your hair with wa.
Ter aud rub Il in Ono Of two tea
ipoonfuls v.ll make an abundance ol
rich creamy lath.r, aud cleans.s the
hair and realp thoroughly. The
lsihrr rinssp out easily. and removes
every particle - dust. dirt. dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair driel
quickly and esenl, aud n leaves u
line and SILKY. bright. fiuff, and eas,
10 manage.
You can ge, MuIsifl"d cocoanut ol
shampoo 81 mps' any drug store. !
L. YER, cheap. and a f.~ ounces u
enough 20 lssi everyone Ia the lamli,
Tor m0niiv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
WHAT ~ MEANS TO NAVE A
TAG on YOU Acroe CAR


sion ~lsA tac state exkminsr and the
attorney geaersA have cgare4 oag a
p,zn that ~ail ~ors either wzs. and
~ifhoai ATTEMPTING 70 entef trio de-
tails j; nay Re ssid nere ,h&f the plan
e<2salste1 10 ~or< na1er estAcr or
essA Ct tAese systems Is s<ne piAn.
The AlshwAy department. a. nAg
weii oe imagined. IS Aass institu
saon. There are nov ia the ofFlcr
- ezployes. Snd In cae very aasy
nonsA cursng the Early svmmsf yae
naneeE ran up 10 g Thrre are al
~sys three 70 i've nea n the field.
iooklzg ap ihe tax do1<ers II re-
cairas labor and pis1ty - H 70 hxn-
eie suca . volume - scattered basi-
ness In 1877 there mere s4ree Ac
counts In 1918 there ~ere 80 .oee ae-
ccants &Dc this year thee vii b. iSs-
sree' ~hlch ain give some iae4 oi the
trsnencoas xmoaui q work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
Proper Way 70 Keep
Your Hair In Curl

n ,on ~snt seuf hsir 70 Ers~ aud
thrive. dons earl h With hot ifen
fhe regular uss II this esfesf'as IN
strumsni i eoaud % keer ihc hAif
dried and nsrhed ksoklrs. ~ish
hrNksn. uneven ends it's los msFF
sensible IL adopt the stmph tnef'
Inc method which y q nu interfere ~
the least ~lsh the growth and health II
the hair Moreover 4 means fef aiets
bsAaslfal earss and navy effscts sieh
no esldsnee ei having been afsif :
cislly acaalrsd
A few oanees Of liquld sllmsfine
Which can og couFe be found To ans
drsg store wlil ls~ long Time
lust try little of the harmless ia.
uia tonlEhs nlp clean -oth brush
into Il AND a~ wthls down the full
leRgsh ~ The hair silmertne b. the
sss. "a neither STICKY nor sfeasf
soa will BE- simply dsllghl"d ~rh u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
FIVE YEARS
Of SUFFERING
Eupora Lady Broke Down and
Was Most Miserable. But
Cardui Brought Relief
and Now he 4 Well.

Emporis. Miss - Mrs. b v. Tedael
recently spoke a. follo~s. About
I've years sEo broks
down and TOOK 20 my bed.
What ! suffered no one knew. wss
In 20 much pain from my knees 70 NJ,
waist. crzmplng and drawing. anti
fhoug.t would certainly die.
xre~ 20 weak couldn't eat aal
70 dizzy and faint and every tine ]
stood on my feet had the mos. Aisr
ersbIe snd heavy feeling IN the lover
part Of my b,dy.
] began on csrd1L II strengthened
me after . few doses and 1lnisisbsd
the after the firss bottle
commenced to feel better. I roxasp-
I'd my appetite. I took the
Czrdsi right along !: Ian
well and strong. That has been four
years. ! can DO al my work and feel
fsne~
csrdsi has been found 10 be . val
1sbie tonic for women II IL CON-
pose1 of harmless medicinal inrrsdi-
enfs. ~hieh AT In . mid and gentle
-sy On the system and hep 70 build
~ the BODY ana nerves.
Tour druggist sells casd1L Try :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
cll0TlDs lRF
BEST FOR cOlOs
ANO INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe CalosAhs
the Purified Calomsl Tablets
That Are NAusealess,
Safe and sure.

h~NorN are rsfn nk shr paefle lhs
simple cslas aud mild csse~ ~ lnfla
enss eftsn lead - pneumonia and atssF
ssfiaas complications rh.s sAy tha
every cc,d shonia receive lmme.ilsf
sitentiss and thss she fsfsl ssep IN ~
snrssmeoi l. g nsake rsr~ thar N
liver - active Fef this pargote csie
lsl,s. tse perfected. nau~eaiess esienf
tablets are the sarzs. beat sai mos
sffeesels svstise
ons Cakssh Al lsd time With
swallow ~ water shaf's all ro ~alis
10 na0sna. and no urssstlnM ~ "a
dlEn stien aud spt~sne Neat moFninF
yuar cold has venlthsd. war liver y
active. scaf essfem IL faft'ts5 ard f~'
ffeshssi and Yea are feeling flne vsFF
q hcsrsY q petite Cor hrssksssi IA
shat foa please ~ danger
fer roar prsss.flna. cshsshs ar
act delirhied with hem Adsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
OIL SHOWING
IN NEW TEST

Considers 10 excitement ess eaas.
81 here wa~n 4 as s@pogted thai
the deep test well 81 the liahn ntill.
md syudicsse. n section 4. is.s. four
miles southwest m wateFloo. this
county. had ha IN Oh ANnds Nth
good oll shoaiasA a. 80 s'cs. aud
bad shut do~n
After diilhng thfoneh The sand
watch was - lesl shiek. a ~ss d..
rided not 10 atop 10 test q oa, since
ihe q inch hole wRs brlnF carried b.
he rotary dgill
The follow ina u ihe bog ~ the we'll
40 feet. gas eNnd
aSo fret - fssl oll sand
ssi icet. lces gas SANE
SOS feet 3 feet sAs saul
5ss lect feet Faa sAuu.
sss feet feet oil sand
sal feet showing o. eas feud
slp feet gas sand
They drilled into hfu~n shaie depth
lu.r 10 600 feet Tho ia used u =
rig rotary ouillt aud win ~ down
ae0e feet u not stopped sooner ~i'h
a fioe ~ oil When the weather per
nlts and everything h ~olAlng Tood
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