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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

properly continuing the rebuild ing process.
 Nightly applications of Vick'si VapoRub will aid nature in this work. Because Vicks acts locally by stimulation thru the skin tol draw out the inflammation, att tract the blood away from the congested spots and relieve the cough. In addition, the medici- nal ingredients of Vicks are vaporized by the body heat. These vapors are breathed in all night long, thus bringing the medication to bear directly upon the infarned areas. gpssA
 Vicks should be rubbed in over the throat and chest until the skin is red-then spread on thickly and covered with hot flannel cloths. Leave the cloth ing loose around the neck and the bed clothes arranged in the form of a funnel so the vapors arising may be freely inhaled. If the congh is annoying, swallow small bit of Vicks the size of pea.
 Samples to new users will be sent free on request to the Vick Chemical Company, 232 Broad Street, Greensboro, N. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS.

Marriage intentions filed yesterday at the Health and Charities building, bureau of statistics, include:
 Jose Miralles Reiz, 26, and Maria Reiz Pons, "A. both of 4 Organ street; Albert G. Tyler, 26. of 52 Union Square. and Eva Zeig1er. 21, of the same address; Pasquale Diorio, 26, of 645 Hallett street, and Josephine Misurare, IT, of 145 Central avenue; Albino Galillo, 2S, of 24 Water street and Mary Manetti Viavato. 24, of 54 Green street; Carl Arid Janson, S6, of 424 John street, and Esther A Jonsen, 28, of Washington avenue Brooklyn, N. '.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
Summers pretty shoes for women:
 of extra value.

Out from the storeful of good and good-oong shoes several sorts for women at a special price. Because sizes became broken of the sors they were reduced Then to fill the gaps and not disappoint other sorts were added in the missing sizes. And there are ready these savings;-
 Tan calfskin oxfords, stitched in effect of tip mil itary heel GQA 0E
 worth $1O and S11- POeCO Mahogany calfskin oxfords, French heel Brown kidskin oxfords, French heel
 Patent leather colonial pumps, very graceful, French heel
 Patent leather oCzfords smart in style Cz 9E
 worth $8.5O and $9- sD sOO
 Nfainh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
S&$9 &${.9 st.. .,.., D., '... d. s'... ..:.... @
Beautiful dresses of rich triCOlette
 special S22.5O

It pays to see Rowland clothes first. That is true day in and day out of dresses suts of coats, of every sort of apparel.
 But sometimes it pays better than others-and this is of the times.
 Tricolette, the rich luminous knitted silk
 Made into dresses of cnging grace and delightful eff feet.
 With the glow of their fine fabric, they have also the beauty of rich color and the charm of decoration fine taste  A long-tunic model is embroidered richly.
 Straightne dresses are decorated with buttons most effectively.
 Another ghtline style has rich decoration in gilt and braiding combned
 Splendid shade of brown pleasing navy, brilliant
 black; each model and each color QOO EO
 at special price of %AAeOO floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
MORASE FINED $5.

Following a free-for-al1 fight in Lexington avenue Sunday afternoon, Michael Morase, of 52 Lexington ave nue and George Caforal, of 32 Lex ington avenue, were arrested, charged with assaulting Lucy Smith, of 37 High street. In the City Court yester- day, Morase was fined $5 and charges against Cabra1 were nolled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

representatives to visit the various activities.
 Lieutenant Colonel Mathew c. Smith is head of the Service and in- formation branch His address is Council of National Defense Building, Washington. D. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

No. 12 Shore Line express made particularly fine kindling wood of a baggage or express truck that was trespassing on track No. Monday morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
MILFORD NEWS

The W. M F, S. of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs s. A. Libby Tuesday afternoon. The Olethea circle with Mrs. Sherman of Fort TrumbulI Beach Wednesday after noon, and the Ladies' Aid at the chapel Wednesday afternoon with a picnic supper incidental
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
The After Effects of Pneumonia

This No. of series of prepared by petent physician, explaining how diseases which attack the air Passagssuch Pneumonia, Influenza, Whoopng Cough, Measles long continued Codoften leave these infanned, congsted state thus aordng favorable footod for invading germs And how Vks Vapo- Rub be of value in this condition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

waiter M. Irving transferred yes terday the property at 92 Broad street from Mrs. Minnie Herrick to Charles F. Williams.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
Days of real
 outdoor ease are fast coming.

That means comfort and genuine restful relaxing up- on porch
 It means the day. and the evening" of the couch ham, mock.
 For todays couch hammock is really restful; gives all the ease of fnely-upholstered couch.
 How firm and strong and soothing these new couch hammocks are!
 Note the frmness of the mattress yet see how they yield to the different positions assumes.
 Feel how firm sta1rnch the covering of that mat then the strong durable but flexible springs upon which it rests.
 Take good look at the heavy windshield at the strong chains that carry the entire then see how end of mattress be raised form grateful giving head-restl
 Comfort; Yes, tis made certain
 There is beauty too-for many of the couch ham, mocks in splendid coors and have little designs upon them in contrast, Khaki hammocks with National metal frame, strong windshield and ends, complete with chains and hooks $1O
 Canvas of good weight, mattress of firm cotton filing, National springs, hung by stout chains $15 Green and khaki hammocks with upholstered back and rol-edge mattress filled with good cotton $22
 Ideal hammocks, have adjustable head-rest rol-edge mattress with verycomfortable filing green or khaki $25 Fine gray hannmocks with rests and back both upholstered and tufted rol-edge mattress $39 Davenport hammocks of fine gray shade, National springs with special stufng three pillows and splen- did arm at ends entire hammock including pillows trimmed effectively in black $50
 Hammock and porch pillows of lively color and eff fective design
 Some rich their plain hue, in striking fancy patterns Round and square and in several sizes; sateen and handsome cretonne- 75c to $500 |
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

The season tickets for the Wheel club baseball are out and going well
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

Miss Helen Burwei1 of Woodmont celebrated her 17th birthday Saturday with the assistance of Il of her young friends, the Burwel residence at the beaaA being a very lively place for the E1Ene being.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

Charles Merritt has returned to the service of J. B. Tfbbals & Son and is receiving a hearty welcome back from his old patrons along the route.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

The farmers were very busy last week amid all the discouragements and managed to get their potato seed in. The average price for the seed was SIS bag. It was bought of the farm bureau last fall for $6 a bag. The help problem continues acute and will have a deterrent effect on the acreage placed under cultivation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

The mems discussion club of the First church are to give concert Of unusual merit this evening. The fol- flowing program will indicate the ex- celtent entertainment awaiting those who attend: Vocalists, Louis D. Gi- nand, tenor; Joseph Wieler, bass; both of the United Congregational church of Bridgeport; violinist, Dr. John S. Austin; reader Miss Bernice Netk5eton; organist, Miss Florence ! Hza&ins The concert will begin at 8 o'AocE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

The contractors are making m move yet toward resuming the nev road work at Eels Hill, and it i thought that Inability to get materia is causing the delay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

A large number of people paid their respects to the memory of Henry W. Cornwall by attendance at the funeral ceremony held yesterday afternoon The interment was made in the Milford cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
1t Certainly Hurts to
Scrape the Tooth Roots

u must hurt ... "a pierce the tissues,
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The m"s' unfaIlIng Signs ~ py"rfh"a :
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to pm % ~ an, longer n the truuhl"
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breeding tartar Il kills the germs. re-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Amusenents

EuI Bennett 90 Take Tup ..,.
luid E,uuctt H. about Co rrali1" u
DO. long ambition She recently com.
pl,',d "Th, Fails. Road" boz which she
VIII star at the Mission today. As
tuuu as h,r next phutupiav is finished.
90, pretty star viii plrA hos h'l"ng
Hts aud embark ono tup around th"
world Fred NibIu h'r husband and
director VAL accompany her
Miss Bennett will FIRST Visit New
Nurh ii,r itinerary then includes. M
md.r Brazil England l.ssia China.
Japan and finally AHa.Ia. which H. th"
Hu's ulti,, land Tier, She VII r".
mUu iur SOM, time becoming ucpaiut.
ed 900 over again with relatives whom
sh. hasn't seen fur Gem years 90 more
.rI renewing old friendships
IH, knowledge that Miss Bennett is
200 depart suun creates more than ut
uI interest On "Th, False Road In
tHr story She b. ,ist 49, % Eirlrru"h
vIu finally reforms when 90" man she
Iu,,. ep's straight o. b. q Thomas ~.
lr.. production and q Paramount AT.
..Iif I.lras.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
GATHERING PRODUCTS To
CARRY IN ENlIInlr

$40 a. % he News
ben" Wher" people uf tine north hlt.
seen us 7s wilderness druir'us sail
prominent business m1u tudiy 80,
poo ua.'i'N boat effectively ou.le.t.ng
agricultural rrudu,', Co be- carried hy
the Wet Texas Chamber of Commerce
'u Fifteen siai" fairs that viii prove
that the Port stockton country - a
header bon %" Southwest
Already Preparations are under way
f"r fh- Ereai national exhibits move
m,ut which the West Texas Chamber
ot Commerce vii carry p-,o- county
j. rt.ying fast 'u get blue ribbon
Zine 90 products raised by irrigation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Iand Brings IIigh Price.

'---I- 7" 10 N|NI
PORT STOCKTON lHn. l--I.If
>f,.F'.n land where yuu Hu Ct 90.
water iu rgt ,r DO. .s worth go beast
$50 1000 a.r. pr..f Joseph Sh.,csl OF.
'h.> ,.ty Sold bis 700 a,i. irrigated farm
a.t u',a fr SIS uoo Much land is
hJruu- hands her. and many new
''"pl' U.suing n. tn. publicity depart
nrni u' 'ha West Texas Chandler D.
nmm'r,e recently exploited this s-,.
,iou bon Its magazine West Texas TuJas
NrIN ,nn-tAnIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
F R E { K L E S
Dent iiidr Ih'm With u Veil: Rcnio, .
Them With Oihinr-DoubIr
strength

Tt. preparation fur tho removal 90
h'chi's Del usually H .g,..ssim IN o..
moving ta',i,. sul giving clear
h'.u'Hu. .uwp.,Niun that 10 b. sid ir..
Doc guarantee ;o refund N, money o.
90 t.l.
h"n { hide '"Hr Ir.,s.,s under. ,,iI.
1000 '.".. "f uth.r' and r,moy.
lh"' Even tHe nui uN applications
rh"-id show e. wonderful improvement,
'.' ~ t1' lighter fry.kles vanishing
entirely
D. slr" 'u 1.k 'H. drlssist fnr ,b,
double .'I.rs'h ''n0r.. D. is this that
'' -'.d 'n The money l1rk guarantee.
AN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

srs,iai ia ~ Nee
f,UT WORTH
n. seen
....4 ui the Kemp
.... A4l,u district in Wichita ,uuu
~ by the development 90 the Kemp
and kpmpntr 80 ~ 90 BHg'r Nfd.
Maor Corporation u T. more than 90
mile from the discovery we'll and when
II firs, went into Oh. send 10 started
Swabbing al %. rate 81 ,Du 'u N0n bar
refs daily. y will h, pot ou the pump
without delay
Three other wells in the sam' imW'
date territory ar. now on the sand
aud will b. completed shortly They
are IN. K-mu ard Eruprr Ne -
90. Bass and Dillard Corporation, Kemp
end kempcr No } uf Harrison 81 'l
and the Logan No r af 90" lueir
Farm Syud.rat. The itt-s and hu
lard well nov is flowing hy heads
Lat. reports from she lH,u.h'nrllg
district ~ stephens county show Du,
very goud wei and other d,tsiuuU"ns
Tn. new producer d. iH. WRgg So O.
81 the Breckenridge Ol 4 Gas Com
NAWN fHNN Wv NNNNNIN n ffAAf m. |'.H
CITY u t. flowing 500 hrrI diIi,
while being cleaned uut f.r e hrht
rhot which h. expected tn materials
increase the flow n Is tr offset % the
wragg well ~ tho hook Company which
came in this week iur 2 Voc hrr,l.
daily
Two aud one half miles south Of
Breckenridge the Jess. u smith wells
81 the Gulf Production COMPANY a..
Nos. and 2 have materially in,r,is.
II their flow and srr nuW mtNing
combined noW ~ 500 hlri,i. daily
In IN. spuih.rcn part of stephens
county "a" Texas Company has conn.
ple,ed another go-d we'll on M. Tom.
Icon tract o. - making -ia barrels
daily. The l.sugtnid Nr @ ui ths Az
hyne Oil a Cas- COMPANY iu tb, sam,
vicinity. has hr'n given heavy shot
and l. showing ter eco barrels daily
In the norihcr.u part ~ stephens
county there j. ssn, 0u,'ustiuu u The
new johnson wells which cam. Boo lls,
week and which opened up quit. D
stretch ~ new territory tn, W
~ Chapman. CLARK and HarW,li which
came In for seoo barrels has settled
te a flow ~ leo barrels daily The
n 7 Riley well IN Oh. sam. 'rtr'
which came in Tor -, barrels. has ir.
creased Ia I see harr,s daily. Tho
Prairie oil 4 Gas Company also has a
we'll on the Johnson which j. ON ~.
SIND and will be- completed IN a few
days
These new producers have caused
tremendous activity IN the vicinity q
EiiasVille. losied just across the line
IN Young c"unty. and derri,ks ara
NIX erected In every direction from
the town Business generally h. y.rv
active there and the situation j. being
closely watched hy all IN. large sp.r.
ators who have asr-ag, Their. but who
have ~ Tar done little o. de,,lop II
In the Sipe Springs shallow field In
'oinanche county thcr care two new
compilations both located in new terri.
tory that Was added hy extensions dur.
ing last week pns IL the HlIlv NJ :,
u Mccain and Wilksff which l. a IS.
barrel producer at 500 feet while the
second IN N" Hillv 40 ! ~ Drarmsn
Il Al. making 30 barrels ~ $50 fee
ON the Dewey tract n : klrk and a.
>ociates ~ Abilene have made eigh,
new locations Tor wells 90 H.. drilled IA.
once. They also are located In the new.
~ proven district
la the Dvsdcmana flcli interest again
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Wheat brings Good Prirr.

fipiuAnA lun, r. no tr"ubl.
I'D Nh"'' here whatever might hs said
t."ut cotton a nuuh.r of farmers last
H''s contracted their eni.r. wheat crop
'H hHs.s 81 t' pusnds uf better. 10
$50 I.r lu h'i delivery tu h- made
's COWS sr' assi'th.. tH Haul i' ava,
PH.tD'l' 80 winter wheat Viu aver.
f-' .Iu.ni .y'r pounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
NV rioinrr Sncce,,ful Comri,

world tHd the greatest INT produced
Nt tu ho seen n' p,audi Thea.
., today Tho stan. featured are
'ur, Whitney and Elu M'tralf This
,IUmuig mystery story is indeed a
treat and Viii long o., remembered hy
'l, fans ts one uf the r'r,,rcst stories
."r Boo many q dtN o. Is FUN ot oN.
element ana Sum. y,r, humorous sit.
uliinns uis, that wJu keep the patrons
OF tb" bcandi Th,a,r, 900 e constant
stat, ut laughter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
FLOYD cot MY WIDELY
KNOWS tOR ITS CHICKENS

lp' kNEl June ~ Cu.rg.Il.s'
rh.,S"rr' Fourth iu poultry pruduc
n'n such slogans have made Floyd
county great 49, % poultry county The
count. wiz shortly organize poultry
club irr the b'strrm,nt 81 the feather.
ri iril' AIDING to " " barrow
county agent The West Texas chan.
l'r ~ commerce efforts tU r,sturs
'h' Nr.' ai;h chicken. has buIur fruit
here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

"THfN SATlSFY"-that says II. Never
Il were finer tobaccos used in any
cigarette and never were tobaccos
more carefully ami skillfully blended,
Chcstcriields give you all that any
cigarette could give. plus n satisfy"
quality that is exclusively theirs. The
blend can; be copied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

spyu-cd and guaranteed hy W
.rs DRUG Go. Amarillo Texas Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
,iA MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Crude OIL Prsducts -.
Iara ran,rs f,Iln-ln2 OFfroE

west OF the samo section are on top
OF the sand and are probably drilling
In at this writing.
The Link oil company No. 3 Mary
Trent in the southwest OF the north
east OF 16-15-lO is nearing the sand
and will be drilled in today The
Link people have six well underway
on the Trent lease with two addi-
tional locations. The acreage Is all
on good geology and judging from
the Eood producers reported daily
from this locality, It seems to be
working out In fine thape.
The Midwest & Gulf in the center
OF the north line Of 20-15-10 Is re-
ported to have well that is making
o barrels an hour at ~ feet in the
butcher sand--the top Of which was
found at 2.634 feet
The National Exploration COM
pany has a IS barrel producer in
the southwest corner of the west
half OF the northwest or 10-15-10.
The top OF the sand was found at
1850 and drilled to 2,707 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

any ~ the following eleven states,
Wyoming, Illinois West Nirginia.
pennsylvania. ohio. Kentucky. Ton
nyssoo. Sew York, Indiana, Colorado
ana Montana and produced moro
Oil than the seven lost named states
combined, according to the official
figures ~ the United states gcolog
teal survey,
The diilv average production or
tho Otmulgce county fields increased
from 5g,O2l barrels in January to
I,9iO barrels In June, anu income
90 producers ir the county increased
from Sl,NaN.6Oi iu January to
y6.2S2,kOg In June. Tho total In
come To producers In the FIRST six
months of 1920 was t32.OS4612 a.
compared with tS,Nb1lt2 in the like
period oC 1919, q gain ~ &23,s2t,530.
or more than 800 per cent
How Okmulgce count, compares
tu production with some of the biz
producing districts OF other states Is
shown 10y tho following total produc e
tion figures for the first six mouths
of 1920: Okmulgcc county S,O1N.ltS
barrels. lG1stl3nd county TcNas.
y .SO13l7 barrels. stephens county,
Texas. 6,921.221 barrels; East Co
lumbia. Texas 3.SS1.2th barrels, n
Dorado, Kansas. 7tS7221 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. PECK Residence 2442
Petroleum Institute to Meet

The natianol board Of directors of
the American petroleum institute,
will meet Tuesday afternoon, August
81, al Washington, when the ques-
tion Of the policy OF that body in
considering the freight rate advance
as affecting the petroleum industry
will be taken Up,
- The freight rate Increase, which
is Of vital interest to the entire oil
Industry. was to be considered at a
conference Of the petroleum insti-
tute, Immediately. a number OF
protests. however, coming in from
many parts Of the country to the
effect that the calling Of such a
conference was not within the scope
of the Institutes activities, and that
the oil industry itself was divided
on the subject OF freight rates; left
but one course OF action open, and
that was to call meeting OF the
board OF directors to determine the
course OF action.
Conference OF the board OF d.
rectors was called for August "a,
but sufficient number were not
present and 1t was necessary to post
pone the meeting until Tuesday next.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
Producers d. Refiners
Operations

The Producers & Refiners cor
poration Is drilling al 1000 feet on
It's deep sand test IN the north
east corner Of the northwest Of the
southwest OF 29-l4-l1.
Tho same company IS starting
two new wells In this vicinity, hav-
ing spudded in and are down about
$50 feet on its No. Martha Lunsfurd
in the center OF the south half OF the
southeast of the northwest OF a
All. while their Emma White
farm test In the southeast corner
OF the northwest or the southeast
OF i5-14-ll IL drilling at $50 feet.
Pink Hawkins No. 5 in the north
west corner OF the southwest OF the
northeast OF 11-l4-1l is drilling at
2.702 feet, while No. 5 in the north
east corner OF the southwest OF the
northeast of IL Is down 2,i00 feet.
In tho Usage its No. 2 located in
the southwest corner OF the south p
west OF the northwest Of 31-27-6. Is
down 1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
Atlantic Increases
ITS ShoWing

The net earnings Of tho Atlantic
Petroleum company for the month
OF july amounted to a total of $3.50
hh5.1Na-tho current assets exceed
the current liabilities by $293. 3S9 q q,
The Atlantic is IN right In a number
of the best fields. az Is indicated
by the following IL has five wells
under way ON the Bearhead lease in
l9-lJ-ll. three wells on tho Drew
farm IN lS-l6-1l. two wells on tho
Reese farm IN 3-lb-lO; two on tho
Wishart In l2-22-4w; three on the
Meyers farm in 4-2O-6. Its No ! on
the Meyers In the southeast corner
OF the northwest Of this section IN
drilling IN shalo at 3.OAl feet. and
Is expected to reach the Bartlesville
sand at 5000 feet. The Atlantic Is
also drilling in 2l-l6-1O and all Of
its operations being In proven To-
cality. There is no doubt II will
bring excellent results Its No. 10
on the Boarhead lease In the center
OF the south line of tho south half
OF lS-l5-l1 is on top OF the wilcox
sand at 2a97 feet and will be- drilled
h tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
Minot & MinOt
Drilling Operations

Minot & Minot arc setting the cas-
ing and will dNl in tomorrow On
their No. | Cotanny which Is located
in the east half of the southwest
OF 3l-t6-11. The firs! break in tho
sand has been encountered at ap-
proximately 2,540 feet Their No.
2 Cotanny which is offsctting the
big Ossenbeck well which came in
several weeks ago with an initial
flow of 65 barrels On hour. is drill
ing at 1000 feet. Their No. l on
the Garfield Fields located in the
west half of the northwest OF 3-15-
10 in fishing on top Of the sand AT
. 800 feet. while their well on the
Jacob Goodman lease in the south
west OF 13-15-10 is down Zoo feet
They are setting the 1874 inIh cas-
ing NJ 700 feet in their Grayson test
in the center Of the northeast OF
1s-15-l0.