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The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
Belasco-"Spanish Love-
By EARLE DORSEY,

A knowledge of Spanish confined
to expletives and a Gallo vocabulary
that balks at a restaurant card are
poor equipment for the task of com
pairing the Hopwood- -Rinehart YER
sion of Spanish Love" with its
French original. Aux Jardins du
Murcie," or with its Spanish sister
Maria del Carmen" but be that as
it may, Messrs. Jose Feliu y Codina
Carlos de Battle and Antonin La
vergne evidently gave the continent
OF Europe pretty fair run for their
war tax if Spanish Love" isn't all
Avery Hopwood.
The United States of America YER
sion of this exotic musical novelty
was undraped by Wagenhals and
Kemper at the Belasco last night,
with Professor Hopwood. of the
Presbyterian demeanor. riding herd
about the fringes of the perform
ance. 1t is a colorful Spanish love
story, passionate in its intensity,
profound in its Interpretation and
almost operate in atmosphere and
stature.
1t is chiefly remarkable for its
utilization of the auditorium Of the
theater as path for the introduc-
tion and eliminating Of characters
and situations and while the date
hounds of dramatic criticism will
doubtless isolate and report the
deadly parallel for a similar use of
playhouse, it's certainly true that
outside of a Shubert musical show
no such use has been made of the
Belasco Theater since the Lyceum
fre. Additionally. it enriches it's
own Spanish atmosphere with a
dancing scene that is wholly note
worthy without jarring or halting
the action appreciably.
Stripped of its. Spanish dancing,
its novelty of stage device, its color
and its melody, Spanish Love" is a
good. everyday love story, almost
common place in theme but digni-
fed into deceiving authority by
uniformly good acting that. in
places, becomes brilliant. 1t is 4
tale. of southwestern Spain, where
the citizenry worships God and ir-
rigation systems, and in the course
OF a water dispute. Xavier, the son
OF Domingo, a rich man, is badly
stabbed by Pencho. who trains with
the crowd from across the canal.
This is bad enough, of course, but
Pencho's sweetheart, not wishing to
see her lover hanged by the neck
until dead. contrives to nurse the
victim of Pencho's knift- thrust and
you all know what happens to a
man when he has a pretty nurse,
trained or otherwise.
The little matter of q knife
thrust, then, becomes a bigger mat
ter of two rivals for the hand of
the same girl and when Pencho
takes flight, Xavier settles himself
to get the girl and tuberculosis into
the bargain.
At this point the play opens. with
the girl, Maria de Carmen, persuad-
ing Pencho's friend to warn the
IusitiVe that her parents and
Aavler's father are trying to force
her into a marriage with the con-
sumptive. The father sees in the
boys love a means to his recovery
and the father does not scruple 20
use evidence he holds against
Pencho, her lover, to sorce her con-
sent to the match.
All is set for the wedding chimes
when Pencho appears and learns
the trouble. There are a number
OF Passionate, intense love scenes
and some even more passionate. in
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here only a week. The Leech broth
ers. however. figure that they will
be well repaid if his work here will
prevent the number OF near-drown-
ings from being so high as they have
been. And If enough interest is
shown, he may be kept here another
week. although he is booked for
months ahead at points all over the
United States. Beach officials here
Rave been trying ever since last De-
Cember to get him.
His opinion on Washington SWIM
mers is not very complimentary.
He says they are far behind those
of Chicago and New York. But with
Mr.. Corsan's ability to teach 100
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
TURNS ON GAS, BUT
SAVED BY HUSBAND

Emma V Miner. colored. q. 221
Parker street northeast, wrote a
note to her husband. Vincent Miner.
last night saying she was tired Of
living" and then turned on the gas.
She was found unconscious by
him on the floor OF her home short
ly after II o'clock. She was taken
to Casualty Hospital, where she
was revived by DR.. Quincy.
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people week. this comparison
should be different next week
Corsan finds women the best
pupils however. At his work yes
terday most of his students were
future Annette Kcllermans
Even with his almost magical
ability to make swimmers in a few
days out of absolute tyros, his in
tCrest is:
Say. man. do you know what I'd
like TO be doing right now? Up in
my forest there's fine trout stream
that Id like to be fishing / want
to bring home a string OF speckled
trout and a basket OF wild flowers
for the home garden"
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Highly Important to Keep II Free
From Impurities.

Did you know that ninety per
cent of all human ailments depend
upon the condition OF your blood?
Nature gives her warnings in
various unmistaksble ways, so that
when the appetite fails, and you be-
come weak and listless and a gen
ersl rundown condition seems to
take possession of the whole body,
it is an unfailing sign that impuri-
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your general health will be serious
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
Keith's-ynudeyilIc.

Clothes may make a lady" but
clothes never made a baby" and
such is the case with Jennie Middle
ton. who gives you ten minutes of
real music with the violin at Keiths
this week. Miss Middleton appears
in baby" clothes with her hair
down her back. but 1t is her smile
and skill with the violin which put.
her act over big and not the baby"
clothes.
One could go long way and not
see a better show than keith's pro-
duces this week.
The bill opens with Redfordt ana
Winchester in acrobats and Jug
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SPARTAN A. c. TO
PLAY SUNDAY GAMES

The Spartan Athletic Club OF
Southwest Washington. formerly in
dependent champions Of the District
and Northern Virginia, have reor-
ganized for Sunday baseball with
the following players lined up:
"Jutes" Riston, Wick" Riston, d"
Dutch" Riston. KooSIe, Cranston.
Gordon. Jones Reinhart. Kelly.
SpaldinE and Payne.
The Spsrtans desire games with
any strong team in or out Of Wash
ington, preferably with their an
cient and honorable foe. the Clsr-
endon Baseball Club.
Clubs desiring games should COM
municate with J. Z Gordon, De
psrtment or Labor. Main s474.
branch %. Night phone Franklin
1888
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Aloysius Loses.

Potomac Council, leaders of the
hrst series In the Knights of Co
lumous League, defeated the Alo-
ysius nine yesterday, on the Catholic
university field by the score of 12
to 0. The score by innings:
r II r
Potomac Council. 30330210x-12 IL 2
Aloysius Club. -. 0Ooo00oo0-- o 3
Batteries-OLone, Nops, Nader
and Collins; f. Sullivan and Neeney,
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REX CLUBMEN WILL
PLAY BLACK SOX

Followers of semi-pro baseball
will have an opportunity to witness
one of the fastest games scheduled
here this season when the Rex Ath-
letic Club battles the Black Sox
team, speedy colored aggregation
from Baltimore. at Union Park. Fiji
teenth and n streets northeast, to-
morrow at ) p. m
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Governor to Name Commission.

Albany, n. y Aug. Gov.
Smith expects tomorrow to an
nounce his appointment of the
members of the State Boxing Com
mission and also the three members
Of the license committee that will
control and supervise boxing con-
tests under the provisions of the
new boxing law.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
BATTLE MONUMENT
PLANNED FOR HERO

Petersburg, Va, Aug. 3. - Plans
are under way in Petersburg TO
erett a monument to those who fell
in battle in the world war.
A committee has been appointed
by the Woman's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion. The monument
will be erected In Central Park
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second. Is a fair sort of a jumpe
pilothouse. Minata and Midas fg-
ure next best.
Naturalist, which old man Brownie
claims is the best aIl-round horse
IN the country. is being asked to
pack a terrible package in the
Delaware handicap. but l fancy he's
capable Of performing the trick.
Dr. Clark will be backed by the
whitney stable followers and most
likely will prove the real con-
tender Mad Halter and Boniface
VIII be fighting it out at the finish
Tor the short end of the purse.
Col Taylor don't call for much and
fancy Royce Roofs needs a route.
Out of the old brine barrel
tneyll attempt to yank a genuine
picker in the fifth. It's no other
than Clearing Up. This bird was
given a special prep down in old
Kentucky. then shipped here es-
pecially for a killing. The change
In hands won't matter much. Betty
J. Is the contender Ablaze will
90 well The last seemingly is at
the mercy Of Leonardo II. This is
a much better horse than ordi-
narily rated Oriole should be a
bang up second.
One best bet of the day-Bit of
Green
Beat take-a-chance bet-Betty J..
Best parlay-Dr. Clark, Toreador
and Oriole to show.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Nightstiek, Aurum,
Tan III.
Second Rnce-SyrJarya. Minata.
Midas IL.
Third Raee-Git of Gree-, wnpitI.
Toreador.
Fourth Racr-NaturaIist, DR..
Clark. Mad Ratter.
Fifth Raee-CIearinS Up. Betty
=, AblaLe.
sixth Raee-LronardO II. OrioIe.
HIldur.
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Two-bsse hits-Cobb shorten. Heilman.
Three-bssc hit-Perkins. Struck Out-By
Naylor, l: by Moore, =; by Ayers, :. First
base on bslls-0h NsylOr. >; off Ayers, /.
Sacrifice hit-Welsh. Hit by pitcher-By
NayIor (Manion); by Keefe Young. Um-
pires-Dineen and Owens.
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CARDS AND PILLS
STAGE SUGGEST

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 9.-In one
OF the weirdest bail games ever
staged on any ball field the st.
Louis Cardinals defeated the Phil
lies here today by the score Of 1910,
which required eleven innings.
The score:
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| Totals. SO 10 = III TOtals... So 10 q IA
Ran for Miller in seventh inning:
score b. innings:
|-bfcaro ........... 900 OO2 O21-5
BROOKLYN ..-...-... 0 20 2 90 o. Ks
Runs-Flack. Twombey, Terry (2l. Pas
kert, Griffith t2l, wheat (2l, Myers, Konet-
ny Errors-Olson, KilduH, Grimes Two
ase hits - Griffith t2). Eildun Terry
rhree-baS hit - Paskert. Sacrifice hit -
IerkIe. Sacrifice ny - Konetchy Stolen
|ase-PAskert. First base on error-ChicaEo.
struck out-By Alexander 2: By Grimes.
bv MamalI, .. Base on balls-On Alex
nder, .; OF Grimes. 4; OF Mamaux l.
Passed balls-O'Farreu. Miller. Hlts-Or
Primes. S in l-3 innings: OF Mamau1. .
n innings. Left on baseS-ChicagO, 10;
Brooklyn, 9. Umpires-Quigley and O'Day.
"A tie nda nee. 900.
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Shamroeks to Hold Meetins.

The Shamrock A. c. will hold their
weekly meeting this evening at Sis
p. M Members are requested to be
present in order to push plans for
the strengthening of the Shamrocks
for the post series. Meeting will
be held in the Bradburn Church, X
street southeast
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Red Sox Seeking PLAY.

The r. p. Andrews Red Sox
colored team fresh from a double
victory over the Bennings Tigers on
Saturday and the Belmont Tigers
on Sunday would like to meet some
strong team in or around this
vicinity. Manager Ford can be
reached at phone Franklin $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
REDS DOWN BRAVES
DOUBLE-HEADER

Boston, Aug. s.-Cincinnati won
both games of the double-header
with the Braves today taking the
first game by a score of 10 to 5, and
the second to 2. The double win
puts them up to one point of tie
with Brooklyn for the lead.
The scores:
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
MACKS RALLY BUT
LOSE TO TIGERS

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 9.-The Ath-
letics rallied in the ninth inning to-
day. but the squirt fell short. the
Detroit Tigers grabbing the game.
to 2.
The score:
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DODGERS LAND OVER
CHICAGO CUBS. 6-5

Brooklyn, n. Y Aug. s.-The
Dodgers still lead the National
League. but by a margin almost
|nothing at all. They had first place
by beating Grover Cleveland Alex
ander for the first time this season,
IS to s. The score:
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Runs-Groh C2), Rath, Daubert, Rousn'
Duncan t2D, Kopf, Neale, Wingo' Powell
BoeckeI. Ford, Gowdy, Eayrs. Errors-Pick,
Ford Tso-base hits-Daubcrt, Wingo, FORD
Gowdy Three-base hit-Nesle. Home rpm
duncan. Runs batted in-By Groh. nau-
bsrt ~, Roush, Eayrs, Gowdy, Duncan
Kopf Neale C2D, wingo, Powell Pick, Mann
Hits-On Luque, 8 in % innings; on Ring,
. in l-3 innings; OF NcQuillzn, . in l-3
innings: of Scott, in 4'2-3 innings; on
Pierotti, l in . innings. Left on bases
Cincinnati, 3: Boston, s. Caught stealing
BY Gowdy (Groh, .; Dsubert, Roush). Sac
rilice hit - Daubert. Sacrifice ny Wlnso'
Base on balls-oT Luque. 5; on McQuillan
8: of Pierotti, = struck out-By Ring, ?;
by Pierotti. l. Umpires-Moran and Rigier'
Time-2.0J.
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OLLYERS C0MrfENzy1Ia
on the MW
SPORT q KINGS -
: R&IAS SQSkIER

Bit of Green
Sure. and it's horse will disgrace.
The Bradley baby showed nice turn of speed the
other day, and that effort likely will tend to
give her a edge. The Kentuckians think
whole lot of her~and 1 expect that she'll roll down
to the pay-oh station at nice juicy odds. wapiti
likely will be installed favorite at the track
and is the to beat Toreador is improving right
along. All this happens in the third race the
Spa this afternoon.
They stood awful boost" in order to keep
Nightstick in the old home barn, thus indicating
that the Chnn- Waterbury confederacy know a good
horse when they Any way you figure it
Mghtstick looks like the winner of the day
on form Aurum has been working like a house
aire. Tan II is be knocking at the door
little trouble trimming the timber-toppers the
sort a jumper and will have a good boy in the
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Runs-Groh, Daubert, Roush. Duncan,
Kopf, Neale, Wingo, Christenbury, Holke.
Errors-Rath, wingo, Powell. Two-base hits
-Daubert, Kopf, Nesle. Borekel Three base
hit-Groh Runs batted in by-Dauoert,
Rath. Roush, Duncan, kopf, Wingo. Borekel
l2D. Left on bases-Cincinnsti, l; Boston, g..
Stolen base-Roush Caught stesling-By
O'Neil (Rsth. Duncan, wingo). Sacrifice
hits-Nesle, Fisher. Struck out-BT Fisher.
/; by Fillingim, 1. Double rlays-Groh,
Rath and Daubert; Ford, Pick and Powell.
Passed baIl-wingo. Time of game hour
and 35 minutes Cmpire-in-chief-RiEler +;
behind bsses-Moran 900.
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Runs-smith, Fournier. Janvrin. Stock (3), a.,
h"rnsoy, Shotton, Layan. Dilhoefer C2),
GOODWIN. Paulette. Rawlings, stengeI C2l,
Aeusel. Fletcher, R. Miller (2l, Tragresser,
Erzman. Errors-smith. Hornsby, MeuseI
Fletcher. J. Miller. Two-base hits-smith,
STOCK. Hornsby, Lavsn ~, Knobe. R. Nil.
ler. Lett on bases-St. Louis, I; Phillies, o.
struck out-By Causey, / by Enzmsn. .: BY
hi1ey, l; by Smith, l; by Goodwin. 2 Dou-
Die play-Hornsoy anu Janvrin. First base
Oh errors-Phillies, l; ST. Louis, 2. Base
on oalls-on Causey, 8; of Enzman, 2; on
smith /: OF sherdel. 2; OF Goodwin, 1: on
North, l. Hit by piteher-By Jacobs
Ifletcherl; by May Fletcher). Hits-On
Causey. ? in Ia innings; OF Enzman. 5
in - innings; OF Hubbel, o in 2 innings;
on Rixey, In is inning; OF Smith. in
20 innings; OF sherdel in "a inning.
on Goodwin. 0 in % innings; on Jacobs
IN l-s inning OF May. 8 in 2 % innings ;
on North. ? in ? innings. Losing pitcher
smith. Winning piteher-North. wild throw.
-hensel' J. Miller, Smith Fumbles and
missed zrounders-smith, Fletcher, Hornshy
stolen bases-st, Louis, Smith ~, Fournier
,iJi Philiies' Rawlings IN, Paulette IN,
heusel ~. Umpires-Klem and E,sii.
Time hours and 81 minutes.
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Hopwood has displayed his usual
acumen in devOting his time TO
good material. 1t would not be at
all odd to find some composer Of
note attempting to invest Spanish
Love" with an operate score.
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WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach -Kidneys-Heart-Eve f.
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the worlds
stsndardremedy for kidney. liver,
bladder and uric acid blee-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10

dCumen IN CeNOtlng MS time TO
good material 1t would not be at
all odd to find some composer Of
note attempting to invest Spanish
Love" with an operate score.
Gayety-"The Social Maids.-
Once in a while an extravaganza
comes along with a deIiciously re-
freshing atmosphere; one came to
the Gayety last night that fairly
radiated the languorous form of ro-
mantle Cuba. The Boys From
Home" presented by Joe Hur-
tig's Social Maids" really made its
debut in Washington Saturday night
and II proved to he genuine novel
ty.
The comedieIta is in two acts and
three scenes. Niblo and O'Donnell,
the comedians, kept the audience in
an uproar with their amusing an,
tics No one could go TO the show
with the blues and not he cheered
up, while these funny men were on
the scene. Gilmore Wilson in sing
ing Honolulu Eyes" captivated the
audience with her soft sweet voice
Lillian Gay. one OF the ponies, dis
tinguished herself from the rest by
her grace and received several cur
tain calls
Among the principals are: George
Niblo, Johnny O'DOnnell, Joe Mark,
Billy Wainwright. Lloyd Frost.
Ralph Rockaway, Billy de Graf, Eli
rore Wilson. Anna O'DonneU. Ma
belle Blake and Helen Spencer
The Strand.
The Royal Harmony Five prove
their right to the headline position
by their exceptional Offering at the
Strand this week. This company Of
trained vocalists render selections
both operate and OF a semi-pop-
ular nature.
Dividing honors in popularity
with this feature is the twenty
minutes OF fun presented by Al.
Hawthorne and John Cook, under
the title, Without Rhyme or Rea-
SON. The pair were brought back
many times and always added some
thing new, which served TO add
more noise to the general merri-
ment.
The bill is opened by the Esther
Trio in an acrobatic and gymnastic
novelty. La Rose and Adams fol-
Comedy" the breeze consisting of
several popular numbers. Wilson
and Company in their comedy play
let, Miss Thanksgiving" have an
other big laugh maker.
Balancing the vaudeville portion
of the program is the photo-play
presentation for the week, offering
Sessue Hayakawa in his latest spe-
cial production, Lii Ting Lang"
The picture is repletc with dramatic
situations. The cast includes
Doris Pawn, Allan Forrest, Charles
Z. Mason. Marc Robbins and others
of note.
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First Game,

Totals. So "A 2T III Totals. 36 8 n Is
sBatted for Scott in seventh inning.
tBatted for Pierott in eighth inning.
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HBatted for Hubbell IN seventh.
NIRan for Cravath IN seventh.
INHBa tied for Smith in eleventh.
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One best bet of the day-Bit of
Green
Best take-a-chancr bet-Betty J.
Best parlay-Dr. Clark, Toreador
and OrioIe to show.
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SECOND GAME.

Score by innings:
Cincinnati 3 3 o O o o-s
Bo.ton .. 0 o o o o.
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Brought mt Big Expense.

Mr.. Corsan has been brought to
the beach at considerable expense
and II is probable that he will be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

the fray with an editorial presumed 10
be- In support IL the Lady NJ. p.
"The fact u the matter surely IL
hat changes Of fashions In womou's
Ircss have been due 10 kind Of con.
ipirnoy between the fashion shops o.,
The one hand and women on the other.''
siys the Chronicle. Beth have had a
common interest on the part Of one 10
soil ns many dresses or hats ms poasi.
bic, un the part 90 the other, 10 sccure
ls many as possible. The fashions
served women, insofar ~ they were do.
pendent upon men, as pretexts for OK.
icting more dresses. hats and whnt
not than they could otherwise have
plaumbly claimed In proportion as the
women really become independent, tho
common bond between thom and the
inventor OF new fashions viii diminish
and that which has hitherto been only
a tyranny exercised over men ican bt
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tlmiEtic and outlines an extensive pro.
gram for the ensuing year This com
pany paid ninety per cent In cash di
'idcnds during the past year, having
Just mailed 20 per cent dividend t.
~ stockholders TOT the Christmas sen
son.
President r a. Edmonds. OF the I'D
nonds Oil and Refining Company ais
Is greatly encouraged after visit a.
Sew York ana other Eastern points
lie declares that the financial situu.
ion although nov unlnvornhlc. Is eX.
pcctcd a. clear up between January
md March ana that general blsincs,
during the greater part 1T next year
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pnny IN planning To start extensive dc
yelopmrnt IN the Breckenridge district
immediately.
In the line II production un impor
,ant development is reported from the
new Brazos field In l'alo Pinto County
The Rob wheeler No. of owens.
Burkctt 4 Wheeler. one mile north ~
Brnzos has reached the sand ~ 3.iSg
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Flow lines are being laid preparatory
% bringing In the wen at once aud u
is expected 90 De- blk producer. This
tcll n a mile ~ more south of any pre-.
ylous production and is extremely mi.
i1rtnnt nK an extension ui the field
which was opened several months AK
" the Wheeler well ~ the l,oxana r..
roloum Company The mnd IN The
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l.iSs feet, the prospect uf hig pro.
luccr II All the stronger because IN.
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IN the lIilhorn territory ~ the south.
Western part of Eastland County de.
'olupmont Is fairly active Cndc ct ~
AVE recently closed three drilling CON
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1. The other wells win be- started
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making forty barrels IT Oh daily and is
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tart Immediately.
In COZ" County the saul ranch we'll
the Transconiincntal oil COMPANY
4 down 1850 feet and the drillers hope
u strike the pay at about 2 600 feet
rhey are prepared however. to go 1900
feet ~ oil Ia not found NJ q higher Level.