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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Steal Ford Truck Piece
By Piece From Factory

Kearney. " j. Nov. 1.-THE po-
lice believe that they have solved the
mystery Of the disappearance some
weeks ago Of O complete but unas-
sembled Ford automobile truck
chassis from the Ford automobile fac
tory here. -Four men were arrested
on the charge OF taking the automo-
bile from the plant piece by piece for
the purpose Of assembling It az the
home Of one Of them
The men, who are held on a charge
OF grand larceny by the police. gave
their names as Howard Ferdinand.
Wegman Parkway. Jersey city; Pas
quale Denioollo, No. 665 Grand street
Union. Adolph Meyer. No. North
Fifth street. Woodside. L. T.. and
John Bolton. No IS Kingsley street.
West Orange Meyer is a shipping
clerk at the plant The other men
are II the delivery department
The police claim that they have OBJ
tanned g confession from Ferdinand
and have discovered the assembled
automobile in the cellar Of Deni-
collO's home in Union The truck was
valued at $4,000 and its loss was dis
covered when an inventory was taken
September Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
LAYTON FIELDS NEWEST
WELL OUTSIDE OLD POOL

Tulsa Okla. nov. IA new oil
and Gas bearing sand has been eucoun-
tered in the Heaidton Oil company, s
wen section 10-1n-9W LaWtcu field
outgide &c Old pool The new sand IS
Is feet thick and lies between 1870
and 1900 feet
4 100000 cubic FOOT gasser has
been brought in in Stephens county
by Parsons and interests
A $50 harrei oil well has been
brought IN at a depth Of z74S feet in
the Carter OIL company.s initial op-
Grafton OF the Robinson farm. Kelley
vile district Creek county
The TeZolean Oil company has a
$50 barrel wen 10 its test in Usage
A zoo barrel well has been brought
fin hT the Holiday OIL company on
the Burney farm, Phnlipsville pool,
A 5.650.o60.0O0 foot Easser has been
completed near Wetumlza- Oksfugee
county. by the Barbara oil company
The well is the No. 2 on the Barnett
allotment
8IcCaskev e. Vent have completed
their No. q welsh, Ponca City pool
Kay county The well is making 100
barrels daily.
An Interesting test Is being drilled
on the Woodruff farm by the Nag
noIia Petroleum company. II IS the
NO and is now At depth OF l5ut
feet The well Is producing 50 bar
rels OF oil from a first sand about 90
feet thick which was picked up at
1900 feet The drillers are IN search
OF a second formation expected 10 be ]
found at 1850 feet
The No. i Curhuskers well has been
purchased by the Dauciger OIL and I
Refining company and associates. I
This, the discovery vel OF the hurry I
county oil field, iE standing half fun I
Of OIL
Mckinney. Tex. Nov. 16-Many /
visitors are here 10 look over the /
ground fla The vicinity Of the Pilot I
Creek OIL and Gas company's- test /
near Westminster The vel Is at i
racting considerable attention az the I
roar Of the gas under the earth can 4
be- heard for miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
BRECKENRIDGE
POOL SHOWING
STEADY GAINS

Breckenridge. Tex Nov ll--Ine
daily output OF the Breckenridge pool
is steadily Increasing More than zOOu
barrels of new production have been
added in the past few days. one Of
the most promising tests In the tleld
is the. Lucky walter well on the
Walker-Caldwen tract, east Of town.
which is in with a daily production OF
5000 barrels and making considerable
gas The well came in flowing 1900
barrels but Increased its flow The
gas was found az 3l1f feet, after drill
ing eight feet farther into the sand
the drill struck oil Production OF the
wen Is still on the increase
The Harding we'll, which was
brought fin several weeks ago, has IN
creased its original flow OF 5000 bar
rels to 5000 barrels daily. The Coop
er-Henderson No sloan IS flowing
5000 barrels and the Bass Petroleum
company's No. . on its Goodwin tract
is making 1000 barrels Of high grade
oil
seven hundred barrel wells were
completed by the Stephens County OIL
and Gas company on the J. ]. lease
and by the american OIL Engineers
Veale No. J. The r ~. C. A wei con
tinues to flow 420 barrels daily.
IN block Sc. Breckenridge townsite
the Roger OIL company's latest vel
IS In At a depth OF $3.50 feet OIL
went over the top but as yet no esti-
mate OF production has been made.
The wen IS located near the y d g.
A. weu and the Gonzales well both or
which are big producers. The new
well promises 10 be equally as good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
Finds Youth asleep
In Church With
Bible For PiHoD
Sizes s to IS. at the nominal

Atlanta, Ca. Nov 17.-Because he
was tired and hungr5 John Folds. a
negro boy seventeen years old. went
20 church one night recently and re-
NAMED 70 sleep, he told the police
But John picked out the Westminster
Presbyterian church, IA Ponce de Leon
avenue and finding the door closed
broke through the window. He was
charged with burglary.
The church janltor found John
peacefully sleeping on the rostrum.
using q Bible for a pillow and the
altar cloth for blankets. Tightly
clutched IN his right hand was a
monkey wrench. Call officers Ander-
son and Newport arrested him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
PIPE LINE COMPANIES ARE
GIVEN RENEWED WARNING

Austin. Tex. Nov 17.-Au pipe line
companies operating in Texas have
been advised by the Texas railroad
commission the provision Of the law
which prohibits pipe lines from max
ing connections with oil companies
without a certificate on the part Of
the oil company SIS 70 be rigldly en-
forced. and that hereafter no connec-
tons are 70 be made. except IN
emergency cases, and lhis emergency
cannot be pleaded except for a rea-
sonahIe tine within which they make
applications and have pipe line GER
rificates issued"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
BIG FLOWING WELL ADDS
TO PREDICTION EACH DAY

Eastland. Tex Eov- 1.-THE new
weu OF the Guusight pool is flowing
5000 barrels OF high grade oil daily
u is the Texas co11panT's Tomlin-
son No. on The Iomlinson tract. nine
miles northwest OF Eastland This
wen was completed last June and
made a flow OF 786 barrels at 3176
feet The well then stopped flowing.
Later after being cleaned out and
shot IL produced $3.50 barrels with
production steadily increasing. Those
who have visited the site wonder
where production VIII stop as the
ven continues TO increase its flow
daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
Western Hotel Men In
TraUel Convention

Santa Barbara. CAL Nov. 1T-One
hundred and twenty-five hotel rail-
road and steamship representatives.
are here TO attend the three-day meet
Ing OF the Western Hotels Scenic as
Idaho, Montana, Nevada. New Mexico
ISOLATION. an organization Of hotel
men Of California. Arizona. Colorado.
Oregon. Utah, Washington and Wyom-
ing. which opens tomorrow.
The meeting has been called 20
formulate and discuss plans TO secure
fedora appropriations 10 ENCOURAGE
travel in America; for federal. state.
county and city governmental appro-
priatious for the construction OF high
ways from national park 20 national
park; for the establishment OF sum
mer automobile camps and for the de-
yelopment OF community advertising
BY states. counties and cities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
Five File Contests
For Seats In House

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 17.-Notics
OF five contests for seats IN the next
house have been filed with William
Iyior Page. clerk OF the house. Page
said thar at least IS seats would be
contested.
The contests already involve repre-
sentatives John W. RaineT OF the
fourth Illinois district; Saboth OF the
fifth Illinois district: Stanley Il. Kunz
Of the eighth Illinois district; John
J. Kindred OF the second New York
district and F. 3. Swank OF the fifth
Oklahoma district.
revised list OF members Of the
new house. prepared by the clerk OF
the house and based on unofficial re-
ports OF the elections, shows 302 Re-
publicaus. 152 Democrats and / So
cialfst
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
Everybody Would
Haze "Sidewheeler"
# Earth. Stopped

Champaign. III. Nov. 17.-Hsre's
something 10 worry about and q
hasn't a thing 70 do with article y
Of the league OF nationsI
II the earth were % stop rotating
we would an become dizzy and start
70 walk in a circle 'Sfactl In sun
port Of the statement we have the
word Of the eminent Dr. Coleman III
Griffith. department Of psychology
University OF Illinois.
DR. Griffith has been experiment
Ing on the equilibrium OF white rats
for the last six months The rodents
were kept In a continuously rotating
cage and upon being released walked
circl eWlse.
The work Is related 10 The problem
facts thus Tar established. Dr.. Grif-
fifth says. bear out those gained from
experiments with human beings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
GAS CONSERVATION BODY TO
BE FORMED BY OIL STATES

Austin, Tex, Nov. 17.-JudEe s. ?.
Sadler. chief OF the oil and gas d.
vision Of the railroad commission.
has Just returned from attending
e conference held at BartleEville.
Okla. in which representatives Of the
public service commissions Of the
states OF Oklahoma. Arkansas, LEU
isiana- Missouri and Kansas particle
uated- Judge Sadler SAID The confer
6nce VIII result in the formation OF
a gas conservation association COM
posed Of the public service commits
sions OF these states in which Texas
VIII Be a member
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Kansas CIV. No. Nov. I7-With
four perfectly shaped legs. a fun
grown rooster IS parading thei barn
yard OF H. a. Burres. Of Harris. No.
according 10 a letter written by Bur
res to superintendent Of parks W. Il.
Dunn. offering 20 sell the rooster 20
the Swope park zoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17
PECAN CHOP REPORTED SHORT

Austin Tex. Nov 1I.-Ihere viii be
no carload shipments. OF the Texas
pecan crop this year. in the opinion
o. 7. s. Minter, director OF the Market
Bureau Of the state department or
agriculture. who said that between
500 and 700 cars OF these nuts were
shipped from Texas last year. He
thinks that the crop viii be so short
that only express shipments. and few
Of them, viii be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

New York. Nov. 17.-Forty-four
fliers, including many arm navy and
commercial test pilots, many OF whom
competed in the transcontinental air
race, wiz compete for the Pulitzer
trophy at Mitchell field, Long Island
on Thanksgiving day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Eliasville Tex Nov. 17-After
being shot with 100 quarts OF nitro
Elycerin the J. Q. EtubIinE Owens No.
2 south OF town. is flowing 500 bar
rals Of OH daily The wen came IN
shooting oil 20 feet over the crown
block
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Austin. Tex Nov. 16.-An indus
trial teacher training class has been
started at san Antonio under charge
ot Joseph Il Mueller, Of the Depart
ment Of trade and Industrial Educa-
Ion Of ne lnivarslrv Of LeEas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Tyler, Tex Nov lz.-Promislng
Indications have been encountered in
the Broo ks-Saliue OIL and Develop
menr companys wen No 6 on its
lease Il miles southwest Of Tyler.
The drill entered the Austin chalk
formation az 100 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

Dotham. Ala. Nov 1.-The steepIs
OF the Foster street Methodist church
here Is The home o. a swarm OF bees.
Just when they took Up their abode
there Zoe feet from the ground IS not
known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-17

/. HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in NOstrils :
Z Opens Air Passages Right Up. Z

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
elogged nosrriis open right up; the
nlr passages Of your head clear ana
Tou can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snufninG blowing. head
schs, dryness. 10 struggling for
breath a. night your cold or catarrh
disappears
Get e sman bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
q little OF this fragrant. anrisentic
healing cream 10 your nostrils. II pen
strates through every air passage OF
the head. soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

tSpecial 20 The Times Dispat:h.i
FREDERiCkSBUrtG, VA. Fec. rs
the form of George Washington birth
Rar!x ae Of ,Se aet N 9hass
were most elaborate. On the stage
was twenty-foot American nag, back
and OH each side pictures Of Washing
ton and Wilson. In the from of tire
stage was a large cherry tree. dan>,l!.:<
WIN souvenir cherries. At the Ear
emo or tho Chapel was an enormous ODD
fashioned fireplace. with log fire on tho
candies in brass candeiabras lighting
with emblem flags ana bunting
The young ladies' appearing as gen
TIE eharaGter Of Washing: IN was
n p,tTea Sy M n1a- Es,her Young mos:
follows; The 'ninnct was danced b.
s sae eoll9win Ga ggsp5esen,Tg co9n
wheel. Josephine Bass. Miriam Fietch-
e.. Pau!inG Fletcher, Jessie Eyoldin
hi aII, ,, EraTie5 ann Hand Maria
Recitation. a Hero by Esthan% NJ W en-.
Miss Ncti!e IIofey: recitation, "SvasS
inGton. BY Elizabeth D:egs. As an
encore. the minuct was given again.
after this: dancing became genera and
an enjoyable evening was spent
The bulletin announcing the summer
scnooi has Just come from the press
ana f-es!dcut Chandler announces AN
uhusually attractive curriculum. Thcsa
courses Viii include those for teachers
prcpaTing for first and second grade
certificates and the regular profession
al courses in primary and trra,nnInr
grades leading TO tho elemcn.ary pro-
icssionai certificate. The summer schoo!
OPENS june II and Closes July 81.
Dr.. W. J. Young. OF the faculty. was
speaker before FrcGcricil sburu
m9nth:y teachers conference on the
SSuolect. Meeting Special Difficulties Il
"a special address n: tho educational
TrraiGrence o: district II OF the state
icachcrS Association AZ Manassas on
the subject. co Cooperative Agriculture
IN Rural Community Life"
President; A. u. Chandler, Jr., who has
occn attending the department % su-
has returned.
Miss ia,y z. Reed. sune,vfsnc OF thn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

the press shortly. In addition to nj.
art work lac was member or the
varsity football squad. playing in
several games. and Is also on the track
squad. He is a son Of Mrs. T. X Par.
r.sh. %! Gresham Court. Richmond. Va.
tlhc hrst number OF tho uniyersi:y's
new duplication viii appear May 10
ana VIII be the only number or the
present scholastic year. This number
100 copies. and vii, be distributed
AK over the country.
a contest for tho purpose of select
Ing suitable name for the monthiy
mas been opened to students AMI alum
hi OF tho University OF Virginia. and
20 tho public at large. Any number
or names may be submitted by ons
person. In tho event Of s;miiarit
OF names the priority of tho post mark
VIII govern. All names in the contest
should be mailed or tclcgraphed 20
HoN 500. University, Va The con-
test closes March 20. The prize 10
be given for the winning name viii
days. +'"
The nucleus Of tho editorial board OF
tho new publication consists of Har.
court Parrish. OF Louisville. Ky. cdi-
LOT. n,chief: John y. Lilo. OF jUniver-
sity. Va, business manager; John w.
AFir"tt, Jr., of Cumberland. Sid, man
aging editor; Bogar, Pretlow. OF
rankin Va, literary editor, and Rus
SCI Parrish, OF Richmond, Va, art
editor AN advisory board consisting
or Asmistcad NJ. Dobie, OF the law rac
uity: Lewis y: Crenshaw, alumni secre-
OF tho Alumni News has been So.
iccted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

public instruction in Virginia claim
Roanoke a3 their alma mater.
former State Superintendent ot
Public instruction is u Roanoke alum
nus. as vel! as II member of tho pres.
cnt State Board OF Education.
AT least twenty-five members OF
boards OF trustees OF Virginia college.
are alumni Of Roanoke College. An
alumnus OF Isoanokc Is also member
OF the board of visitors OF the Cni-
Vcrsity of Virginia.
More than hundred former Ron
nokc students arc connected with the
public high school system OF Virginia.
including three members OF Eoanoi,s
High School.
Roanoke College graduates are
executives and teachers in three lead
ing theological scrninarics in the
South"
These facts were announced by DR..
Grecvcr following a conference par
ticipated in By = numbct of coinpaiEn
leaders. Among these were DR.. .. H..
Pannkokc. director OF publicity from
New York. accompanied b% the Rev.
g. L. Eicffcr. and others.
The campaign organization is now
practically complete and favorable re-
ports are being received from various
Durt, of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
ROANOKE COLLEGE
Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch ,

y, lSpS.!a! to The Times- Dlspatch.l
hpANbhE. VA. Feb 2x.-"Af,o-
d review of data gathered for use in
connection with Roanoke Colleges
ca'npaiSn for haif-mIllon dollars, In
q conferences held at Hotel Roanok @.
ne ne SURPRISING fact stands ont chat
hpah3ke College has Il practically UNI
narniieied record for a small college
rom ihe s;andpoint OF contributions
inade In leadership" said Dr. W. II.
c GreHyer: campaign director. These
department of life but perhaps :n,
most notable part of the record is the
great number of leading men con.
,rihutcd TO the cause of education"
inc continued.
Roanoke College has given twenty
siS college presidents to the nation.
FftI'-one men now holding impor-
t.nt aominiStrative and teaching no
si'ionS IN leading colleges arc Roa-
nokc College men.
There are seen Virginia colleges
faculties
Three deans OF Virginia colleges
we're EDUCATED at Roanoke College.
Ten division superintendent OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

win be an inspection OF tho ,avalry
and field artillery work at the Institute
oy, Colonel Waldo C.. Potter. field ar
tiliery., United states Army. and hy
Colonel Arthur G.. Hixson, cavalry.
United States Army. OF tho department.
or the East. Colonel potter and Col
onel HiXson will also address the corps
IN the jackson Memorial Hall.
~, Later in. the week. probably on
Thursday, Colonel Leigh X. Gigniiliat
OF Culver Military
academy. Will come to the institute to.
visit While here he will address
the cadets. Colonel GiGnilliat Is 2
graduate of v. NJ. L.. class OF 1895.
General Nichols has boon called to
Washington to attend Il special meet
Ing of the executive committees of tho
Associat ton OF College Presidents or
the United states. IT is understood
thnt this meeting has been scheduled
IN order to consider. the pending mill
tary service bill from the point OF
view OF it's relation TO the universities
and colleges OF the country.
On March 4 General Nichols will be
in Richmond to attend the annual
meeting OF the Association OF Virginia
Colleges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
.HARR|sONBURC NORMAL
IS STILL FREE FROM FLU
Students in Strict Quarantine Amusc
themselves by Dcvisins New
Forms Of Entertainment.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.]
mARkiSoNBuRG, VA. Feb. 2S.-At..
at Cleveland during the past week.
have been President $. p. Duke and
Of Guca,on STAT, OF H saS sshou
superintendent w. II. keistcr, OF the
iiarrisonburG city schools. is also al
The absence of "nu" at the State
Normal School hero Is still a matter
OF Gongra tulation to all concerned. The
three weeks and thus tho danger Of
Infection from outside has becn les
scned. During their enforced stay on
been occupied BY various amusing en-.
tertainments. among them several
lnoXinE picture shows given in the
rrolics.' the Junior Claes's "Trip to
Coney Island and last night u play
by members of the Senior Class en-
t.ucd. Ills Model Wife,"
student Bodics Name Officers.
Elections OF officers OF the Y. W. c.
~. cabinet and OF the student govern
zations Will assume thcir duties al tho
beginning Of the third quarter. March
~ are: President. Corinne Evans. Wa
terv!ew,, Hi!ddlescx County: viccpresi-
dent asd. corai lea, bottom. Eichmond:
treasurer. Evelyn Craig, P!cardy, Md.
The office carrying with it the most
honor and responsibility OF AN: in
school Is that OF president OF Student
Government" Miss Sallic Browne,
post-graduate student. OF Standards
Vile, was elected 10 this position, with
Miss Lucille McClung, junior. of
Eagle Rock, Botetourt County, az vice
president. and Miss Alberta Rodes, a
junior, OF Greenwood, Albemarlc Coun-
~. as secretary.
Meetings OF District H. State Teach
"rs' Association. in Manassas. Febru-
ary 2s and %. were addressed on
Thursday by Conrad T Logan. of IN.
English department. on 'progresS!ve
Tendencies in Twentieth Century Ed
iication, and on Friday by Miss Kate
NJ. An thouy. supervisor OF tho Train
ING school. who directed a round table
discussion az Ira ming for CitiHen's1!p
carried on in tho Elementary Schools
DR.. John W. Wayland. OF the history
iour through the South. Ills lecture
oh Edgar Allan Poe" has been given
~ Roanoke. at Emory and Henry Col
itSe. at Bristol. at Johnson City. and
Chattanooga, Tenn. lie will speak ~
q number OF colleges through the
south, going as far as Tulane Uni
Ncrsitv. Louisiana.
National Song Week has boon Oh
served at the assembly period each
day by specially prepared programs
given under the direction OF Miss Edna
Shaefer. OF the music department.
These programs included one on pa
tr!otic music, one on Southern songs.
and ono on folk songs and ballads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

Especial to The Time -DispatcnJ
LEXINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Thc corps OF
Hadcts At the Virginia Military In
s'itute Will have an opportunity mex;
week OF hearing lectures by three dis
Army and also an address by one OF
the most successful of the graduates
Of the institute in recent years.
General l.. w. Nichols. superinte1-
dent of the institute announced to-
day that General Eben Swift will como
TO Lexington Monday TO speak to tho
cadets under the auspices OF the Re-
serve Officers Training Corps, four
units OF which-infantry. cavalry.
Held artillery and -enEincering--havc
been established at V. N. I.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, .herc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

training school also attended tho
Cleveland meetings
Mrs. chsndler's sister. Miss Mont.
s"lncry' recently paid her Il visit.
ii. j. Langston. Of Richmond. spcn.
Tyncr anu MIS-
Or Dr. Greer Eaughm2n. OF the Medical
u",lesc or Virginia. gave one OF the
tTat.h lectures Of the year on Frida,.
n.SnI His lecture dealt with the gon-
~, SUBJECT of cugcnics. and was ham
uteu IN mastery fashion. \ second
o! ms series VIII bc given in tho month
., March, by Or. f.. &. J.. Miller, OF thn
. M.n'nh! College Of Virginia on ''ouarl;a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
THREE

J. II. Fletcher last week Or. MeAipins
spoke at the Presbyterian Church wcd-.
nesday night.
Vernon Taylor. OF Cape Charles. vis-
tied his mother. Mrs. Lyman f.. Tay.
lor last Weekend.
Mrs. William II. Lang and Miss MILL,
iner nave returned from q visit 10 NSr.
folk.
Mrs. Stuart Ashby and son. Stuart.
returned to smyrna. Del. after v.s's
or scySral months to Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Miss Cordoba Moore. OF Philadelph!a.S
vas the week end guest OF the Misses
Mock last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos.
trils and End Head. Colds.

You feel fine in few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will open.
The air passages OF your head will
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more dullness, headache; no hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharges or dry
ness; no struggling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply g
little OF this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate
through every air passage OF tho head:
soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed
mucous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
1t IS just what every cold and ca
tarrh suneref needs: Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable.--Ady.