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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

kEN
The End Of the Road the photo
play at tho Rex. IL picture which II
bound Ia cause much discussion. II
ia a drama produced In order TO help
along the great health campaign be
ins waEed by the United States gov
eminent
OF this unusual Offering. Rev
Frederick W. Belts. chairman Of tho
moral survey committee az Syracuse.
n Y. had this 10 say. upon viewing
tho film Attic the picture dealt
with a difficult subject in no TN.
certain way--r,iii a strain OF purity
ran all thru that made Il stand out
as a good and noble thing"
Claire Adams and Richard Bennett,
head a capable cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

T OuIsE FAzrNpA has all sorts
IL OF troubles In Down on the
Farm.- the five act comedy In which
she In appearing at the Liberty this
week. ono Of the most comieai sit.
uations In which nho Ia the central
figure. occurs when she Gu hor e.
forts to beat tho II. {. Of Ii decide.
20 plant garden. The oomedienno
thinks she Is successfully dropping
the seeds into tho earth groves, but.
unknown 10 Louir- hor group OF pet
gcceo are hot on tho trail and COB
bling the seeds up as fast as she
drops them into the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
KINDS or COUGHS

Bad colds lead to different kinds
Of coughs. There II a dry cough.
= -winter cough IA grippe cough.
bronchial cough. asthmauc cough.
and Of course. the racking. painful
cough to raise choking phlexm-
Foiey's Honey and Tar gives quick
relief In all cAs>s. T. J. AcCan.
Athens. O.. writes. we used Foicy's
Honey and Tar In our home for srv.
erai years and ind u almost invalu-
able for the cure OF coughs and colds.
and especially for Group with our
children" Sold everywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
ropAvs rwcoHsms

IIVFWTN-~Natk NWssTtfs HF~~s
comedy, Down On the farm"
CHEM NrN--N ssimcv~ In The Heart
.f . Cb,id.-
COffsrt M--ucu-~ ret~rs IN "~itk
ttu-hss nd. assai Calico wives"
SrNA>n-Nieiet ii~miaE In "Eecy-
womss." s~easd woph,
HrN~-siairr Adams In The Ind OF
lh~ Road" -e-r..d w-,k.
CoIo>IAIs--rri-riil. Dean In The
Nirsin Of STEAMBOAT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Violet Henino. the beautiful young actress cho plays the
title role Of "Epervuoman the photopldv production which
after lengthy run, closes at the Strand tonight
Miss Hemn0 is sM in her early t0enties She born
in Leeds England and this country at the age Of Ie
Her first stage hit the child Wendv in Peter Pan
and later IN 'Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm" Graduating
INTO parts she played for Do pears Nth Geor0e
Arliss in "Dsrae and later ciM Margaret Ellington in
The Lie Her latest stage appearance in Three Faces
East IN nhch she appeared here at the Metropolitan
short time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
Marries Woman
Who Nursed Him

When Robert 3. AIlen. secretary-
manager OF the West Coast Lumber
mems association. WAS % with nu
in Chicago q year ago he . q nuryed
to health BY Mrs. Gertruh Scatter
day. He fell In love with bis nurse.
Today IL was reported from Chicago
that Allen and Mrs. seatterday were
married Aprfl 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

lags behind. forms an amazing cli-
mar TO the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
COIJxEI-M

silk Husband. and Calico wives. 50
a cisyerly written drama OF domestic
differences. In drawing crowds 10 tn.
Coliseum. The cast Includes such
favorites as House petsrs. Mary
Alden. Eva Soynk and Vincent Scr.
rano. Deane Kendall IL day dream
ing lawyer in the small village Of
Harmony. when he meets and mar
ri~s Edith Besehcr. the court stenog
raphsr After Deanc wins = ~~nEn
tionai murder case. he II asked 10
como 20 New York. wha, happens
After they arrive in New York. where
peans starts 70 branch out socially
as well a. professionally. while Edith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

kathiyn Williams IL 20 appear OF.
posite Thomas Mslghan In Conrad
IN Qner; Of His YOUTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

saron Killing. last seen on the n,ar~
with Alice Brady. Is going back TO
movies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Ann Forrest Is Appearing In Die.
lures made BY Goldwyn. since her
advent 10 the movies ~ a diver she
has appeared with William rarnur,
IN The Rainbow Trail" and with
boudini In The Splendid Hazard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Ethel Clayton II going 20 London
10 make two pictures for Paramount.
Artcrnff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Mary Alden In 10 appear In the
Tim version OF "hiieEtone-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

tIfNNfER
To uttls sally Snap~ while dancing
In the London streets. came the
news that her father had killed her
mother In a drunken brawi. Thus
did tragedy como into tho life OF
mere child. leaving her alone In the
world 10 work on, her salvation and
happiness az b~st she could
p This In the beginning Of tho photo
niay. The Heart Of Child" IN
which Naximova plays the role OF
sally NJ the Clemmsr this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Robert Louis Stcsensou's
rr-ssuru Island" win op~n Al
The strand Thursday. Among
The Important players In the
cast arc Shirley Mason. Lon
Chsney. Charles Oric. Al fIlson
and Huil Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Cupid sometimes gratis y p~aeh on
en- old shrub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10


duck children hoped over the fields
and soon they came to the green
shaoy, silent woods. The April show
ers nad already brought out some
OF the green leaves on the trees, and
mere were more 70 come, and also
Nay flowers.
Lulu walked along beside Uncle
Higgily. and after a while Lulu
quacked.
WIN you lend ne your knife,
MY Inife9 What forgH he asked.
oh. want 70 make something"
Lulu answered. She was almost as
good as a boy you know, and could
throw stone nearly as straight, and
make willow whistle almost as
quickly.
So Uncle Wiggily let Lulu take his
knife, and when he saw her cutting
little branches from the trees he
walked on ahead with Alice and Jim
ME.
Il guess Lulu knows how to take
care Of herself" thought the bunny
rabbit. I'D better stay near Jimmie
He has the big OF lunch that Lulu
got from Nurse Jane / wouldn't
want Jimmie to fall in mud puddle
with It"
So Uncle WiEgily walked on ahead
with Alice and Jimmie f-r while.
seeing TO II that the duck boy did
not stumble and spill the good things
Nurse Jane had packed in a little
basket
After q while Uncle Wiggily and
the duck children came TO a nice open
spot among the trees, with new, tiny
green ferns growing all around and
Lulu called:
Lets sit here and eat our lunch"
proposed Lulu. Then we can skip
around and have some fun" and she
handed Uncle Wiggily back his knife. B
At the same time the rabbit gentle .
nan saw that Lulu had. under her /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
FLORIDA WOMAN TELLS
WHAT ENDED Her FIVE
YEARS OF SUFFERING

J acl. causing the pain in my side to
Z get a great deal worse, which often
was 50 severe was compelled to re-
main in bed for days at a time Final
I " I got 50 I just dreaded to eat
and ate as little as possible. on &C
count OF the extreme suffering and
pain il always caused me- I was so
nervous I could get but little sleep
and always got up in the mornings
feeling deathly sick and 50 weak
would tremble like a leaf and hard
" able 70 move.
Ny attention was called 10 Tan
lac by statements Of people I knew
right here in Tampa, who said they
had been greatly benefited by It, and
decided 70 try Il myself realized
after taking the first few doses had
at last found the right medicine for
my troubles. So I continued taking
IL and continued. to improve until
now am entirely free OF that terri
bic pain in my side. I eat heartily.
can eat anything I want and never
have a sign Of gas OF any other trou-
bic afterWard. Ny nerves are in good
condition I sleep ven and always
get up feeling greatly rested can
stand on my feet as long as please
without its firing me and can do my
homework with the greatest ease.
After what Tanlac has done for me IL
is real pleasure for ne to recon-
mend Il to others
Tanlac Is sold in Fl Paso b. Kelly
Poliard--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
TO THE
LOSERS
In OIL

know you and know how you lei
yes know yea are sore. but 20 nay
Just biazas yoursslf for uninE bad fudr-
meat. an giving you the enc RAJ
Opportunity 70 Est sTsn- Ths lcs1r el-
TayH wants 70 set sVsn. and uould
Ike % b ths means q puiiinE an Sou
losers cut q ths nols. Gems On. uhns
you can enc mors final ehanos nay
pull you out ard lay ths Foundation for
competency IN old aEs snd taxa care
o. your needs when IL rai1y dzy conea
You can't win n the sll game b Elayluz
out. simply bsezuEs soma crock EEinelad
you n worthless EtockE. C bscau1s aons
honest incompetent I'D not have ths
nerve or sbiHty 70 Eti-k and rnaks roo6
THIS = ths t1.ooo-to-s1 eppo-tu1itv -
wln-taks q now Or rsrrst I.tsr. Re-
member. you can set IN now Ehls this
sgndioats = forming Just a. cheap a.
before the Bell well up18t the dors q
The aEeptics and gutter ~ friends
continue 70 back ne because have a.
ways given them The best thsrs Il Tou
play with ne man 70 nan On the Fruurd
floor Or not A. an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
JNCLE WISELY AND LULU'S LOLLYP
~ By HOWARD GaRIs.

@EURRAYl HurrayI There is no
1 1 school today. Uncle Wiggily can
come TO the woods and with Us
be VIII playl7
That's what Lulu WIbblewobbls.
the little duck girl. quacsed one
morning when she and Alice and
Jimmie did not have to 90 to the
hollow stump to have the LADY
Mouse Teacher hear their lessons.
What's thatZ What's that you're
singing aboutf- asked Uncle WigEilv
as he balanced his tan silk hat on
the end Of his pink, tWinkling nose.
for he telt very jolly and gay that
day did the bunny rabbit gentleman
was saying you could come to
the woods with US and have funf'
lagghed Lulu Come on. Uncle Wig
wen. I believe I viii" said The
bunny rabbit gentleman But sun
pose Bazumpuss the CroZolus or tie
Pipsl seWah chases us2 What them"
On we can drive either OF all Of
them away quacled Jimmie, the
boy duck. I'm not afraid Come
on and ven have an edventurel"
Now Uncle Wtggily was very fond
81 adventures. and when he heard
Jimmie say that, the old rabbit CEN
aeman could not hop along fast
enough.
Lulu Jagged a little behind the
others and when Jimmie looked back
10 ask her Why she said
m going 70 ask Nurse Jane to
put us up a little lunch Then we
can stay longer in the woods and
have more fun"
"Oh Joy" uuacked Jimmie. and
Uncle NiEgily felt happy, too. be-
cause he liked to eat lunch in the
woods
The rabbit gentleman and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
HOW MUCH MONEY WILL
YOU FURISH1

All money VII 90 i1to raEtrr trs
Consolidated sy1diclts tha rrsatsrt o.
al ny undertakings alc1E tlaEe lires
dollar q The results. acocrdinI g tn
amount furnished
u e ny pu-poss 70 alAlrs thl1 NJ lnst
new Offering. ard an r1ro g Win -
big enough % enable ne % % al the
things I have set cur e accomplish. and
] am sure 60 WI b ths big rrodncer ~
results that We hzvs ell Been waiting to
grasp
Join with re nov Or never. ~ ycu want
% get in on the ground fear e the very
beginning o. a graf csrelornsnt can
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
BONUS OF FIVE ACRES WITH
EACH 500

This Consolidated syndicats dsaf WI
give you acres q oil ga ard uinarlf
rights FOR each Euldrcd toliaru yuu IN
vest Thi1 lease VII b. mada ID your
name. properly assiEnee % you c1a place
the zane on record and handle {. 10 the
future just Is you would any ether
property. ne only expense 20 you fere-
after VII Be- 500 per acre per yelr fcr
the lie O. the lease. uatil Oh O produced.
then. o. course there VII Be 10 further
rental % pay
The success Of this mammoth Cons8ll-
dated Syndicate Is e-zursd Il VII 70
over and nc doubt Be- largely cVar-1uh-
seribed. 1ust Is vas the inside SyEdicats-
II your money cannot Be Used 90 win he
promptly returned Wire ne the srnou-t
70 put you down for-1end the money By
wire, draft or mcney order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
IMPORTANT

Il = also Important fer y1u 70 Know
and fully undsrstaad TAI Tour - a.
aoiutalT and 11tirely tr1utinr % ~ full--
ment and my honesty IN this matter.
You are furuilhinE ths n1o1sy 70 ray
lnr everything buy, a. vel a. All the
expenses IN ccansctio1 With thIr r7-sl-
cate ard the properties that Ne rcruI-a
and the Developments that We nay ca-ry
forward
Yea are also 70 allow ne 60 sha-v 70
ne extent Of 3 Per cent n this rVudl-
cate ir cumre1z1ticn FOR ny rsr-.car
and tine "a crEluiEirF 1arna
an swing Tcu the benefit q NY
experiences and tbs very hest that a II
ne % make wonderful success
I shah be fair. ope1 ard truzhfrl uift
you and give you ali yurr r1unsv can
possibly Be expected to buy- 7 an rofnr
70 conduct the business honestly to The
best Of my ability. and I an ro.nr TO-
keep ycu posted lg to dsFsiornas1ts a-s
the things an doing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
RESERVATION

listen; Esrs Il tss tAaas 81 yen -
You can reserve your uEnc1rEhtr rcr
You can make a payment o. EsIna. see
or fl9l. then 7 Wln EroE how ~
msmber1 VII b II tha CounolIi.at-Ii
syndlcats. and 7 can taxa adTantars 81
ny options ans Definitely nscurs fis9 49,
age 70 cover ths bonu8 q ona acre f1r
each SO you are 20 pz7 n cash
This VII give Tou ths ian uerhar
shlp-sivs yo1 tha fuu pro rata frtsreEt
N al the Consolidated Egndicata hold
inEs and profits and n 1dditlon ther-t-
give Tou the flFa-ecra bcuu1 o1 each -
dred colllrI yea agrse - pEy - east
easy tsrr1n
VIII not sErss - f1rnhA - b.us.
leases on ncnberahlpg rsseFTed aftsF %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

7 had then IN my pocket the cream
went 20 get. and 7 got 20 a. prices pre-
rallinr before the douhters had been
shown lfy guess % that every barrel Of
Oh the Bell welI flowed on that ausplcious
occasion enhanced the values I had Jus,
acquired many thousands OF doIllra
u was the nerve 20 plunge A. the riEht
moment that put me In position 70 Win
big stakes later when the proof comes
that my judgment was right 50. when
I wrote my famous Plunge With Ne
advertisement. which apeared IN every
big newspaper from Boston 70 San Eran-
cisco. and from Tampa Elorid1- % Mtn-
nfneE the resuousa was the greatest
that has ever greeted any OF my otfera-
Hundreds OF taleErarus have flooded my
office FOR the past seven dayl and q
stream Of hundreds and Thousands and
tens o. thousands and then more and
more tens o. Thousands have come By
wire. special delivery and Thousands more
BY every mail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
RESULTS OF ONE WEEK

The tremendous success OF my world
wide campaign Of direct 70 the people.
money raising through the newEpaperz
has placed at my disposal a sum o.
money requirlnE six figures 10 express.
This remarkable result enabled ne 70
hold the acreage ] want at Pecos-to
Immediately build our refinery AZ Pecog
to acquire other thousands % acres o.
leases IN TEXAS The dream o. year.
Is now being realized. have ten thou
sand loyal financial supporters behind
me who arr ready % finance me IN any
good underta king This makes success
certain and 90 makes that success big
and quick. because am equipped finan-
ciaily 90 DO the big things a. the tine
when the really big things are waitlug
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

It was not until after the telegram
was delivered BY messenger that dis
covered the words, Nov. what do you
think OF that" were the delighted. sur
prlsed exclamation Of the telegraph girl.
So I imagine that this Is about the way
the hundreds Of wise fellows who stood
off and said. 7 viii wait FOR the pump
20 tell the truth about the Bell we'll"
feel row Now that the pump has spoken,
Ira Bell has been vlndlcated. Pecos
Eeology proven and even Abner Davis
hasty judgment backed Up. the real biz
doings are on IN the trans-Pecos oil
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

when the telegram was delivered II
failed TO contain the surprise sentence
Nov, what do you think Of thatf" The
fact that this girl was sufficiently posted
a. TO unconsclously express such amaze
ment gave me the theme FOR writing this
ad. The fact that 90 many more people
VIII be brought suddenly TO a rsaliza ton
OF what it means 20 find q real live
snortlng, gushing. flowing oil well In thu
trans ecos valley, IN the midst o.
stretch OF thousand miles where not
commercial vel has ever been found be-
fore. means possible millions TO me and
ny syndicate associates. who are follow
Ing my lead By getting In on the ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
so-DAY OPTION

The olly reason I can azres {, rl-a
you an acre lease a. q bonu1 vim cach
so cash yea pay On q beca1sa Llsd ~
tni1 acreaEe early whsl q vas 70 - Rad
cheap Tbs money 7 cau ralss N fl,a
First 80 days VII enable ne % srsr-iss
the options ard co1tractg % rrrchaas M
acreage Necessary 70 make rucd -
bonuses but cannot arrea e furnish
the bonus acreaEs On msmbar1hip rsssr-
Eerols that are gs1t II later than durlnr
this GO dnyr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
NOTICE

The consolidated STu5icass q sep
arats and definite Eyudlczts that VII s.
composed o. these Who beccmc ~ mem
have 70 operate. which depends upcn the
number q members Who tcln Tie
amount q the properly wa W.r acrdlrs
also depends upon The alacunt q n1aaey
that Is furnished. anf thlr O. n. Ehlnr
an a-linE y0g % ten m. new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Mrs. Mariette Wooten Had
Tried AIlKinds of Treat
ment Without Deriving
the Least Benefit.
HAD TO STAY IN BED
FOR DAYS AT A TIME
After What Tanlac Has
Done For lie It's Real
Pleasure to Recommend
Tt to Others" Is What
She Says.

After suffering for five years and
trying all sorts OF treatment and try
ing all sorts Of treatment and medi-
cines. Tanlac IS the only thing that
ever did me any good" said Mrs
Marietta Wooten. 1924 Fifteenth
street. Tampa, Fla-
For the past five years I had been
troubled with q severe pain IN NY
left side Ny food disagreed with
ne and gas would form On my stom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
ON THE GROUND FLOOR

II you are going into ths on bus.as-s
you must depend upon Eomeona. Wien
Tuu JOIN hands and dollars with ne. yen
have but one 20 Depend upon. have
no loophcleg and VII never try q 1hife
responsibility. You can take ne e nv
word play the sana VITA ne a. on men
play T. On homer and On re r-uurd
floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
FIRST GLIMPSE SUFFICIENT

7 have spent thousands CT dollars on
geology I have spent thousands more
looking for anticlines- when 7 walked
down the old irrigation ditch which
circled around the sand hili 20 the Pscos
valley basin and saw where the top had
been scraped of both sides OF a perfect
anticline. and then saw an oil vel spout
its stream Of liquid rcld that vas drilled
on this structure. did not walt for any
more EeoioET or 70 see how much OIL
this first wen would make This Was
all the proof 7 wanted. and 7 am Just as
sure that q great deep Eusher sand win
be struck as was Bell when he started
70 prove his geological theory b. actual
ly drilling this we'll
'WHAT DO YOU THINK OF
THAT"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
PRIVILEGES GIVEN FOU.

y you rsssrTs ths consoIdatsd aynGi-
car meunerE1ip and pay flto sash yo1
get q 1re-acre lease - q horuE
The Eme ruis applsg whsthsF esso
cash or any ether arnoantn yea Fsl ne
ac-s bonus with each SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
DECIDED PR0MPTLY

when first saw the famous Bell vel
Ga the PecoH field. with It's light green
oil hubhlinE and suffering ont through
the easing Joints. running out where
sunny sacks had been crammed IN 20 shut
u of. did not wait 70 see the oil Eush
over the derrick or Tor q 20 be put on
the pump II I had been there TO buy
the Bell wen. that Is what 7 would have
waited for. but 7 knew Bel would not
sell this well and I knew 7 did not even
have money enough 70 put Up q re-
spectacle forfeit. even II he would have
sold ] knew that very day that the
time fer me 20 act was then. and I acted
before the Sun went down, and kept
busy until icng after midnight. getting
options, buying property and laying my
lines to control every acre possible.
when I went hack 70 see the Bell well
brought IN. went prepared 70 make q
picture Of the Eusher felt sure vas 10
be opened up when the oil spouted high
and the crowd shouted with Joy, I was
slent-it did no more than 7 expected.
but / was perhaps somewhat happy that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

RESERVATION
Trusee,
So ThrocknOrton St. Worth
Count g.........- 7 an enclosing s..... ana
win send within days to share on fun
oi0oka
Otherwise Instructed
the
'Anls
Date ..--..-.--... ....-...-.........
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
whine.

Out OF the first one hundred oil men
passing BY I can point out ninctT-nlne
who have made the big killings IN Texas.
I look Ike ordinary ranchers drillars COW
punchers, laborsrs and truck drivers. with
an occasional white-collar boy among
them Hair OF these men are uneducated
and lack whole lot q being the kind %
milllonaires you rad about In the society
pages. But these oil millions are 70 be
had By the man with nerve 20 rush 10
when the opportunity : offered
Thess fools are the fellows Who set
the acreage IN time. play the game al
over the field. start IN when the wells
start or even ahead OF drilling and then
sell a part o. their holdings 20 the wise.
cinch-piayinE. wise oil kings FOR a big
profit and then play the game out FOR
production 20 put them in the millionaire
and income taI-dodginE class u dou't
take Val street experts or financiers OF
any other class 20 make money N OIL
Playing the oil game is Ike playing
baseball. II it's a long fly BAH and a
high wind. the player must 60 after u
from the crack OF the bat: he must keep
on going Judgment AID nerve feutsl
r. needed 70 catch the hard fly ball. and
nerve and judgment is the real capital
needed in oil u takes the man with
uerve-jud sment-vision and one willing
10 pioneer. hit the tran day OF night with
the first report that a new strike Is In
rs the man that f. Wiling TO take
chance that has the only chance 10 win
big. A few dollars placed right. at the
right time. viii make you more money
IN oil than In lifetime OF saving and
frU