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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06
LIBERALS AGAIN TO
FORM A PARTY; WILL
REORGANIzE SELVES

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-An announce
ment that the committee of 4S was
preparing to withdraw formally from
all connection with the Farmer Labor
party Of which Farley P. Christensen
is the presidential nominee today fol-
lowed closely charges by H. A.
McCollem and Charles A. Weaver, who
in resigning as officials and members
Of the Utah FarmerLabor organiza-
ton, charged the party was controlled
by the Industrial Workers of the
World.
Reorganization Of the committee of
As along the original lines of the party
will be undertaken at a meeting Of the
executive committee next Monday, &C
cording to Aiken McCurdy, secretary Of
the "48ers". In statement issued to-
day he said the FarmerLabor party is
radical" organization and does not
adhere to the principles upon which
the committee Of As attempted to build
a national party.
Seeking Relief From Autocracy.
Replying to the charges of McCol-
lem and Weaver, Mr.. Christensen
declared the Farmer-Labor party is not
under I. w. W. control, but is COM
posed of everyday Americans seeking
relief from the intolerable economic
autocracy existing in this country"
In formal statement, Mr.. Christen-
sen challenged the political integrity
of McCollem and Weaver.
Mr.. McCurdy delivered the keynote
address at the Chicago convention last
month, when the committee of 48 at
tempted through amalgamation with
the labor and single tax parties and
adherents of other political creeds to
form party which should oppose
with equal firmness both reaction and
revolution"
The Labor party of the United
States Mr. McCurdy said, started
OFT to create class party which
should appeal only to organized work
ers to the end that control of the
American Federation Of Labor should
pass from its present leadership into
that Of the insurgents and to introduce
guild socialism into American life.
coil and Water Do Not Mix
1T is plain to any Intelligent person
that is it impossible for these two to
meet, join, merge or amalgamate. Oil
and water do not mix
Mr.. McCurdy asserted that while the
committee of 4S had been nominally
represented al the convention which
nominated Mr.. Christensen, most Of
the leaders and delegates had gone to
their homes when they saw that the
principles Of the 4S'ers had been swal-
lowed completely by the radicalism Of
the laborites."
With the exception of the Maryland
organization and certain individuals,
including Dudley Field Malone, who
have subscribed to the FarmerLabo
platform. the committee of 4S is still
intact, Mr.. McCurdy said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06

New York (SpcciaD-"If I were
asked What are Vitamines?' I should
say They are life-they are energy
they are power-they give strength
and beauty to your body and vigor to
your mind So rapid, SO pronounced
and 50 amazing are the results pro-
duced by the concentrated vitamines
kaown as Eitamon that no matter
what anyone says I do not believe that
there is anything whatsoever to which
this discovery can be compared"
SuCn is the statement made in re-
cent discourse by Former Health Com
missioner John J. Rudolph. M D.. late Of
New York Hospital Staffs and Grad
uate of the University OF Baltimore.
Continuing, DIR. Rudolph said: When
YOU See man contented to merely
hold n job'---a man who has no other
interest than remaining in his own rut.
who is perfectly satisfied with what
comes in his pay envelope every week
and is willing to go through life with
out ever amounting to much, you will
always find that his lack of interest
and enthusiasm is caused by a lowered
vitality and a weakened physical con-
dition. He either has a poor appetite
or else is not getting the proper nour-
ishment out OF what he eats to build
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06
TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND, FRIDAY, AUG. 6. 1920.

Saturday, August Z an all day picnic
will be held at STAIRS pond. ALL the
Sunday schools of the township have
been invited. Come and spend the
day.
Economy Friends Church - Pastor,
Neal D. Newlin; Sunday school super
intendent, Charles Morrison; Sunday
school at 10; preaching at IL a. m.
subject, "The Banquet" Social for
young people at the home of Frank
Cain Saturday evening
Doddridse Chapel and Milton NJ. E..
churches-Pastor G. E. Hester. of Mil
ton; Sunday school superintendents
c. P. Garrett of Doddridge and w. l.,
Parkins of Milton. Sunday school at
900 a. m. Every family that can do
so is asked to bring a basket" The
day is to be observed both as home
coming day and as the fourth quarter.
ly meeting for Milton circuit. Preach
ing at 1O:3 a. m, by District Superin-
tendent J. M. Walker, who will preach
and hold the communion service in the
morning. At 200 p. m, the Rev. j.
w. McFalLof Connersville, and the
Rev. Laudy Kendall will hold services.
At 1880 p. m, the pastor, C. E. Hester,
will preach at Milton.
New Garden Friends Church-A of
mile south of Fountain City. Pastor,
Miss Esther Cook; Sunday School
superintendent, Mrs. Ella Bond; Sun
day school at $50. Miss Sadie Charles
Of Fountain City, and Mr.. Elmer Joy,
Of Webster, will give missionary talks
in the morning. Preaching, 10:45 a.
m, and 1880 p. m. Christian Endeavor,
1880 p. m.
Fountain City Friends Church.
Clinton .. Reynolds, Pastor. $3.50 a. m,
Bible School; Morning worship at
1870; Prayer meeting on Wednesday
at 800 p. m; The Helping Hand
Society meets Wednesday,, Aug. 18th
at p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06

were desired. Berlin, he added, had
become hated in the provinces and
no traveller came to Berlin for plea
sure.
The authorities, he said, must wake
up and offer fairs and such like as an
inducement for the desirable class Of
visitors to come to Berlin
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06
Berlin's Popularity Wanes
As Center for Tourists

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-As a center of at
traction for visitors from outside, Ber-
lin is on the wane, said Chairman Ian
dau, Of the citys foreign travel bureau,
which held its annual meeting here
recently.
, Landau stated that although in the
year under review 1,2S9,000 strang-
ers visited the capital they were on
the whole not the Glass OF visitors that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06
JOHN BARRYMORE MARRIED

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-John Barry
more, widely known actor, and Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas, formerly Miss
Blanche Oelrichs, socially prominent
in this city, were married here Thurs
day -.- .--
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06

city 1t is trying to get hold Of all
the remaining wooded tracts in the
country and eventually hopes to hold
upwards of $4,000 acres.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
CUkR JEN 61ac "a LIBRU.

Neverite? Ny take ne, ale
stale to tax Gern6 ma bil6m ma
navesti V okne iiste grocerie ma
Madison Ave. V Lakewood.
Kolemidouci Sc zastavovali a
tazav6 hledeli ieden ma dru-
h6ho a pax haidy do krdmu "a
lacinym cukrem, kde clerkove
nell pine ruce prace. Krasn6
zdani pax nasledovalo skla-
mani. Ma tabulce bylo totiz pd-
vodn6 napsano "Sugar 2612c a
pound, ale n6iaky "nezdoba"
2 buinosti neSlechetne 81 ud6-
lal q lidu obchodnika blazny,
umazav rozhodujici dvoiku
pred obnosem ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
NEHODA POLICEJNiHO
AUTOMOBILE.

Letaci skadrona 13. polio ei-
niho preci1ktu pod serzantem
Hendrickesem byla vcera spes-
ne volana do residence ma
Knowlton Ave, N. f.. kde il
etV muz cht6l zastfeliti svoii
5enu. Nedaleko uveden6 poll
caini Stance ma vych. 10. ulici
II Superior Ave, vvpadlo poll
coinimu autu pTedni kolo a V
okamzik Sc raleli strdzci bez-
neGnosti ma dlazb6. aniz by Sc
vSak ma 2testi nekter6mu neco
lidsk6ho pfihodilo. Ma misto
kan polieie byla voldna, dosta-
vii Sc oddil 4. precinktu. ale
bvlo TO jiz ndlo platn6, ielikoz
muz 81 2astTeleni zenv patrne
rozmvslel q rad6ii So "poradil
$ Ea0kem'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
GRADUANTI OBCHODNI
Kolej sv. Ignacia.

Spencerian Obchodni Skola
zakoncila prav6 72. Skol-
mich obdobi vcera veCer pri-
padnou slavnosti V prostornych
mistnostech Grays zbrojnice
"a velke uCasti obecenstva a
"a pTedsednictvi sameho mayo
"a Fitzgerald. Mezi absolven-
ty Jest znacn6jsi pocet kraia-
nd. 2 nichz uvadime: Helenu
Ptakovou, A. J. Bolka, Nettii
3. Cadkovou, Emelinu M. Ho-
latovou. Mildred T. KUnzovou.
Svlvii II. Lustikovou, Petra P.
Mynarika, VorSilu J. Tesliko-
YOU, Violetu r. Volkovou, Aug.
Kouska, Ed. KuliSka, Ondf.
Martinka, Jana MaSka, Mollii
Olsakovou, J. E. St'ovicka. Ze
stdtniho utetnictvi pax gradu-
ovali J. E. Mazat a f. J. Tom
six.
Ma vysSi Loyola skole a sv.
Tgnacia uzavfen Skolni rok wee
ra vecer V budov6 inzenyri.
Take zde op0usti n6kolik Ges-
kych ziku skolu, aby pustili Sc
V zapas existenci. Jsou to Oh
ditch Korab, James Levy, Lev
Poilan. Jan Mulch. Jan "A.
PodsadlV, Josef 3. Smolka a
Jan F. Spernoha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
kRIZACkE TAzENi MA By
VALE HOSTINCE.
Prohibicni spiclove nalezli
mnoho domnslych lihovin.


Federdlni agenti prohibicnf
podnikli vcera odpoledne pro-
hlidku We ctyrech byvalych no
stincich, kde zabavili celou
kolekci lahvf j iinych nadob,
die jeiich domnenek obsahuji-
cich ndpoje "kickem", nyni
tax namnoze postradane. Ne
vltanymi temito hosty pocteny
bvly hostince Jiriho Kulmana,
232 Champlain Ave-, N. W.,
Petra Paytona, Lakeside Ave,
N. E. M. J. Joyce, S23 ST..
Clair Ave. N. f. a Glicka AM
stera, 1914 vych. 9 ul.
Die vseho prohibicni emu
chalove pracujf systematickv.
iak tomu nasv6dcuji vcerejsi
prohlidky jedne ctvrte. Matte
le hostincG diva bartendri
budou pohnani k zodpovedno-
sti iiz dnesniho dopoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
CENA "a ELEKTRICkY PO-
HON VETSfM KONSUMEN-
TUM BUDE ZVYSENA o
43 PROCENT.

"Osvetovy" komisaf w. r.
Davis pfedlozil navrh, mayo
rem schvaleny, ably ma thradu
schodku m6stske elektrarny V
obnosu $4OO.000, ktery hrozi
povstati drazSim uhlfm, zvyse-
ny byly poplatky "a dodanou
elektrickou energii vetSim pru
myslovym zdvoddm. Zvysenf
dit 50 ma V pomeru, iak byly
m6stu zdrazeny dod6vky uhli,
ktere placeno bylo drive "a
$3.50. kdezto dnes must mesto
platit $500 "a tunu. Podobne
Sc stane Illuminating Co.
FlektTina, urcena k osvetlova-
nj domacnosti V mensich dill
mach k pohonGm strojG zvyse-
ma nebude.
Velke prHmyslove podnikv
nuceny budou platiti die spo-
trebovanych kilowatG a sice po
stupne mnozstvim spotrebo-
vanych jednotek. takze v6tSi
konsumenti az 5000 kilovatil
zaplati zvvseni So procentnl a
pouhych so kilowatd ien 27,
proc. takze prGmerne zvVseni
We prospech elektraren obnasi
43 proc.
Jedna Sc tez zvySeni po-
platki pfi prepvchov6m osv6t-
lovdnf reklamnich obchodnich h
navesti. Poplatky "a mestsk6
vvtapeni 75c "a 1000 liber pro
zatim zvyseny nebudou. X po-
teseni vsech novym nadelenin
postizenych 50 vsak hlasi, ze
cenv ihned budou snizeny, jak
mile klesnou ceny uhll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
CUVERNERSkA kAN.PAN
BYVALEHO MAYOFA
DAVISE.
Mistni pripravy k volebnimu
boji.

Byvaly mayor Davis zahaji V
pond6li vpad do uzemi sveho
soka V guvern6rske nominaci
podplukovnika Colea a opusti
V pondeli Cleveland, ably pro-
mluvil kandidatni Teci V Belle
fontaine, Lime a j. Do Cleve-
landu Sc navrdtil vecer, kdyz
byl pred tim 81 pripravoval pG-
du politickymi pTednaskami V
okresech Columbiana a Maho-
ming, ktere zabraly prave tri
dny.
Volebnf rada vcera vymitila
petice r. w. Emmersona a w.
f. Chamberse, demokratic-
kych kandidatG ma statni "a
stupce, prvniho proto, re volil
" dubnu republikany a druhe
no pricin podobnych, posled-
nejsi vsak setrva ma sve kandi-
dature a hodla "bezeti iako di-
voky', to jest bez podpory KITE
r6koli strany, ma svGj vlastni
vrub. Podobn6 odmitnuta byla
kandidatura republikana G.. H.
Bendera, jehoz petice byla po-
deps5na volici mimo %. di-
strikt bydlfcimi. Dale bylo "a
mitnuto asi 50 uchazecG ma mi
sta meme vyznamna.
Resoluci Western Reserve
Republican Clubu byla republi-
kanskym kandidatGm ma trad
presidentsky a vicepresident-
sky, Hardingovi a Coolidgeovi
slibena pima podpora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
PEVECKE KONCERTY "
MESTSKYCH SADECH.

V Rockefeller parku pofa-
dan bude v pondeli vecer PRIV
nj spolecny zpev, ku kteremu
Sc ocekava navsteva vice jak
10000 posluchacd a zpevakG.
H. G. Smith navrhl pro ucinku
iicf pfenosne podium, kter6
"povandruje" "a 1etosnf sezo-
ny zpevdck6 2 parku do parku,
iak mas test F. E. Waite, Tidi-
tel mestskvch majetkG. Mezi
zpevnimi cfsly pond6lniho pro-
gramu Jest iapanska ukolebav-
ka a nekolik novych i starsich
liz osvedcenych skladeb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
v BOJI PROTI EAST OHIO
GAS co. DOSTAVA Sc
MAYOROVI SPOJENCU.
Prvni srazka nastane utery.

Ddlezitost prirodniho plynu
pro nasa domacnosti uznava-
ma Jest clevelandskou Real
Estate radou, kterd prostfed-
nictvim pfedsedy Van de Boa
vtera verejne prohlasila, ze Sc
postavf mayoru Fitzgeraldovi
po box V jeho neuprosnem bo-
il prot snaze plynaren, smefu-
jicf k vykorist'ovanf lidu.
Uvedena organisace zastu-
puje spojene obchniky pozem-
ky a jest po Obchodni komofe
jiz druhym telesem, stavicim
Sc ma stranu spojencd Fitzge-
raldovych, iemuz zaslan byl
souhlas, iakoz odsouzeni zna-
meho dopisu predsedy East O.
hio Gas Co., Dalyho. O dopise
tomto buda dnes odp. jednano
V utilitni komisi a pisatel Da-
" ma byti pTizvan, ale nevi Sc
dosud misto jeho pobytu. Ne
bude-li mono prime.ti jei k
navratu, odlozen bude jeho W.
slech ma sobotu neb ma prvni
dny pristiho tydne.
Take mayor Fitzgerald me-
ska mimo mesto vrati Sc do Il
Tadu nekdy V pondeli. Prvnf
stretnutf m6sta Sc spolecnosti
stane Sc V utery, kdy zapocne
Setreni. Schuze s1castni Sc
mayor, m6stsky pravnfk w. B.
Woods, vysadni komisar Mar
shall a mestsky plyndrensky
znalec Bemis.
Ufednici The Domestic Cor
poration, jez vlastnf koksarny
prave Sc stavejici We Fair
mount popiraji, re by firma
tato mela nejake spoiitosti s
East Ohio Gas Co. nikdy pry
posledne imenovanou organi-
saci nebylo o neiakem dodavd-
nj plynu ami reGi. Co ma veci
pravdy, ma vynesti ma svetlo
vysetfovani, jehoz vysledky bu
dou oGekavany jiste nevsedni
pozornosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
PRI AUTOMOBILOVE SRAZ-
CE NEBEZPECNE ZRANENY
kRAJAN.

Kraian Vincent Placek, by
dlici V els. 1921 Bush Ave. S.
w. byl vcera k veceru tezce ra-
nen, kdyz do jeho volne jedou-
ciho stroie vrazilo ma zap. Ia.
ul. a Clark Ave. jine auto, V
nemz sedeli tri muzi, jedouci
nedovolenou rychlosti as so
mil ga hodinu. VSem Sc poda-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
KLENOTNlCI RUDOU IA
VlRATI v SOBOTU v PO-
LEDNE.

Pro kraianv. kteTi Sc hodla-
il zasobiti brilliantly. podavame
dHlezitou zpravu. abv tax uci-
rili vzdy neidele do sobotv V
roledne. ielkoz zdeisi klenot-
ric v meste Sc rozhodli zavira-
ii V letnich mesicich svoie OBJ
chody v udanI den o 12. hod.
Kdo sc omeska, must s naku-
penn cekati az do pondelka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18

rilo auta vyskociti, ktere roz-
bite nechali lezeti ma miste a
rychle Sc vzdalili. Policie zaha-
jila po Mich patrani a jest pry
liz ma stope. PlaGek dopraven
byl rychle do Grace nemocni-
ce, kde prohlasili lekari jeho
STAY "a velice kriticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
SEBEVRAZDA OSMNACTI-
LETE DfVKY.

18leta Marie Englishova,
jez byla zam6stnana V kuchyni
m6stske nemocnice, opustila
We stfedu svoje misto a odebra-
la Sc k tete pani Katarine O.
Donnellove. 2683 vych. 81 ul.,
kde pozila iedu. Otrave podle-
hla hodinu 20 prevezeni do
nemocnice sv. Alexise. Pred
smrti Sc zoufale devce zdraha-
10 udati pritiny nepredlozen6-
no cinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-18
1RAJAN JAMES RENFS MA
u MAS DOPIS z CZECH.

UveCeny kraian niue 81 V
nasi ufadovn6 vyzvednouti psa
nj cd Amy BureSov6 re Zlicho
va u Frahv, ktery poSta nemn-
re pre- neuplnou adresu doda-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

fh- ufiginlgatlon ~ the whole.
Ior the prrmst year the executive
committee is as LllOwH W. II. Uacsl
iiun. Fltmcrs,illr. chairman. Roy q.
i.rlle,trr of Austin. and llOb'ft Prlls
If GrcsnNilln
OF the three hundred and fifiv men
iu the laW sohpi tWu hundred AMI
twenty-five haze their names On The
rolls 81 tho pcr,guuua competition, and
have shown Themselves eager 90 tai"
u active part iI tu" work
on Starch % Of each year six men
vii De- uamrd by tir ,n'DuiiN" commit.
Tee. who have made ils beat records b.
thDrr competitive CONTESTS and who ar
otherwise ,leglblc Tis' four highest
It these will compel" ii, the semi ilnnl
contest which viii take place on Apfl
n. ou the flrN day ~ May the in1l
contest viii De- held. ANA 40. winner of
this contest VIII receive the prize g.
81 600 This money is 90 J." used Nv
fhr winner in dulnE year at graduate
Wlt. 900 law The competition hopes
Oh Lr able a. give other pliss in ~"
futur, bot q present this one WI be-
10" Un'N one offered
~" money for the pin" n ~ hr
raised Iy prominent iuiist ul tn
state Onr hundred lawyers. cX'stu'
dents rf the university viii be- usltcl
g. pi,dr. SO q year for ten wears npi
thereby make up the budget oi sl.VVO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Club Members VIII
Stage Big Contest

special in Tho News
AtSIIN Tex. Nos uur ri 40
.,u feature. found tUs s.ii boo Co.,
NH.I lN uf on, trN,rsIfr uf TrNaH
s tIr l,'EIinus competition This D.
uHli'l WrisIu 81 ,.ll each lplr
Hir ulIi,l with 'lr other. and con
'fti1,i under 100 executive Cuumit''
uf three. Tho different clubs VIII CON.
pr.H among themselves during che year.
ana 'br best man from the best cluh
So. receive az the end nf the year. ID
rf.2r uf $1,000
This Idtt n % ,uup,iiis" system -
..uIs bon o." school ui llW Originate
lHs' suuus AMONG The members 81 ~
middle itn class bot % was uut pui 'u
.uf uUfi This fail organization Ws
.H..l" after study 81 he constitution
U. similar clubs BOO other schools. TH
F''gIiuuH competition s pattern. =
MAINLY after thr AW,s competition ul
Harvard University
llr uurpos, ui the u,w urEruituI. 10
.- i' includ" - many students as po.
.I.ir lu The Wor, 90 encourage original
W.rs among the students and o. lmhu"
them Nth interest and love for then
'lr.ru profession a. TAIN men tDI
actual legal Worh. and tn stimulate 81
t,tr.i iu uttvl'd law reform. II,h man
Boo tine lass school viii BE- given a chan, FL
O. express himself and show his Ibili'
Topics for discussion will be- law. law
rri fIu. IN" efficiency ana suiiicioncy
81 M, present day laws and th. ninrn'
msris and urw laws that are needed bY
N. state and country. Questions VIII
De- rils-i hv means II hyp0ih'tiy u
,ua,.. and argued ~ The form ~ briefs
h.iure the court az ciyll appeals o.
IBIS Way IN. student vii grasp rr 4
isslc by 49, u ConOlusiveiy presumed
So 81 tayir
To" separate clubs Will l." comprised
f lEht members and each club vii
.uusilut" O. court. Names Tor tho rlUf b
have been chosen after som" great
isIis,s ar lawyers of the country. WHIT"
each club vii b" in q arE" measure
s,lf governing all viii be- under tn.
ruutrn 81 a." executive committee.
which committee serves Go centrally"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
TERRITORY NORTH OF ELECTRA
TO BE GIVEN THOROUGH TEST
ss-tIsl 70 ~ N,vr


FORT WORTH. NOV -Elo,tior
day csn~.d lull IN compilations In th.
North Central Texas uii fields and y,r,
little development al consequence t. g.
ported.
However. Tor the rasi tNo COP thfr,
days there haS been notable showing
II Interest In tho finding ~ f. now d,ru
and In the northern part - Wichita
county opened hy thu well Il Tho spun
on A Gas Company. IN Lloci, so ~ ihF
Red River VALLEY Lands located never tb.
burket'amcron field u is ten miles
north Of Electra and had an initial ilUw
~ 1000 h1rrcls from the utW send
which was found al . 800 feet
N0~t - the sCreagc throughout thar
elsiric, already Is under lease 90 The
larger operating companies. btcu-r -
the production which previously had
ir-n found IN tho nurk Cameron but
Il has no, been Developed b.causr the
old Sard promised hut little. The new
field II almost certain 90 lead tr dc,psT
dniilng - al tests throuFhHgi that dis
tiici.
II 4. pointed out ly op'nt0rs that
rone AZ this acreage has ever been con.
desnned becsuse none ~ the tseis have
been pui doWn "a the lcs~ q the usw
And Virtually all q IN other wells
have found some production IN ~
$500 fcct sand bat d b. not very woft.
able az tho shtllowtr drp'h
In stephens tounty t d,al his just
Bean closed that Will bring CONSIDER
able amount ct Colorado capital into the
Breckcnrids, district \ eroup %
Denver ard Colorado capitalists headed
ey Governor Shour 81 that stat" and
Ailen Bowen 81 Denver have acquired
extensive holdings n; proven 81 lands
about two 10 thrss miles northeast ~
the tovraic and q Is announced that
thtse holdings viil b. developed az once
NoFs q this acrcng, il out of the Lang.
fprd tract. cffsc'tinE the Crowley le.l-.s
a. John ". Svard and associates 81
California.
In Grayson county wildcat tcriiorv
another deep ,oSt has Just b..n spudd.d
IN. II u the No. % the Preston Anti
cline OIL Company. two miles norih q
Denlson. The FIRST well Of this com.
pany Is now down Lace fest and night
and day crews are at work on both
wells
In Sacogdorhes county. hcs.drs the
eztcnslvc shallow dcytlopmcA; which
Is under way. there are tv'n d~cp tests
|AIiN ldt UoNUs WV ~ AlhAfNNH NNEnI
miles north of Sacogd0chcs and the
other at pO- Switch. five miles south ~
\acoedochcs 10 is also reported that
cfher d~ep tests vii h. started 10 the
courty aeon.
New Officers q the Texas and Louis
lana Division o. tho Mid Continent oil
a Gas Association. elected az the meet.
inr AZ Dallas, ara as follows:
Walter Cline az Wichita Falls. prcsi.
dent.
Prank cgllinan. u Dallas ,ico pr,sl
dent.
W A. AIassie u For; Worth. treas
ufvr.
Howard Bennett q Dallas. secretary
Members q the general executive
committee were selected aS follows "
II. P'Ton. Louis J. WoTtham and =. n
Celiei'. FOrt Worth. G. \ clark ~
shreveport {. q. Wod ~ Wchiu
Fills. " u Francis and J. Edgar l'..y-
q Dallas ". n Sutton - Eas'hrd
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Bible Course Very
Popular, Is Report

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! Do Oh" ,uutsry offered o. tine AFso.l
,t'u ps Ei.-iuus T.nhY. 90 thr tul
Nr1fi'r ~ I.A.H over wv students 49,,
enrolled iuf o.. r..Ift H,Ir, .,lills .
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present nusNi, religious instruction bod
taiDHf4 NJ ,.r University 10 Texas ~
f"Ii in 'Hl' institution up" ui ibo
i.'I..s ,. '." instruction is ih" ab
s.Ur. U utifiIH Flyt.ttl ily piftr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

WI 7 IN UTUH
CLAUDE Nov asftuIr IUEl
School played their ntst tuoihill gam,
election day Clarendon was the cor
testing team aEd wen 8. Co o. but IT,
claude boys 1r, happy tusi The sem.
With only ~ weeks frum the Nvr'
start and Duly tWu boys who ever
ti,.'d u,I h,fnr,. ihry PLAYED a 500
clean EtM, Ta,hluE proved tlrH
strongest point Tho CLARENDON Hirh
school team is fine soft oi hoy. and
know h,W 90 PLAY \ large crowd D'
admir!ug dads turned uut 20 sec oUr
bows initial game The claude bots
wili play Vega Friday ca the C.lud
field
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