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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

nika Dab-Biernackiego wkroczyiy do
miasta o godzinie 5tej rano. Wojsko
polskie obje}o wiadze. Poczeto lkwi-
dowac instytucye bolszewickie, t. J. ma
miejsce tych inwazyjnych f~nstytucyi,
juz zamarlych. powolywano do zycia
nanowo demo&ratyczny porzadek pol
ski.
o godzinie dwunastej przys2}y pod
BiaIystok kontratakowe silly BruSilo-
wskie i nasi zaczeli sic odstrzeliwae.
O~dstrzeliwano sic ma kr6tki dystans,
gdyz bolSzewicy uderzyli Cd strOny la
SUI, kt6ry dotyka b~ia1ostockiego parku
miejskiego. S~zczekneiy l zgrEytne4y ba'
gnety. JednoczeSnie pod dow6dztwem
INC l-Kownackiego, zoinierz pierwszej
dywizyi, ME znajacy zmeczenia, ruszyl
"a miasto W dwie strony l natarl ma
b~olSzewik6w z dw6ch stron bardzo go
raco. Niestety jednak, centrum nasze,
napierane przez zwarta, scisla mase
krasnoarmiejska, malo strzelajaca i
tylko przepychajaca sic swoim potwor
nym cieaarem, nader n~ieliczne centrum
nasze drgnelo i zoSta}o rozszczepione,
jak plot ~drewniany przez natlok powo-
dzi. w mieScie ZatrZeSzcza}y rewolwe-
rowe i k%arabinowe salwy k~omunisycz
nej ludnoSci cywilnej. Zydzi. Wofano
radosnie z okien ku rosyjskim interna-
cyonalistom, dodawano i'm otuchy. A Ct
rwali przez miasto z zachodu ma poi
noe. Ludnosc szczerze polska zastepo-
wala i'm droge. W6wczas z balkon6w
miejscowoSci komuniSci wylewali ma pa
tryot6w polskich samowary goracej wo
dy / ciskali kawaly drzewa opalowego.
Przeciez gdy Polacy zdobyli ma bolSze-
wikach troche ~karabinGw, jeli praayc
og0iu i tluc kolbami zarGwno kra--
snoarmiejc6w jak i komunist6w cy-
wiThych.- Byla to bitwa zacieta, bee
pardonu. Wypuszczono z dloni bro1,
ably golemi rekami chwytaG gard{o ME
n~awidzonego p~rzeciwnika. Utica wrza-
Ia cd tetentu kozackich koni, wystrza-
low, przekleGStw, ~zawodzenia kobiet,
placzu przerazOnych dzieci. ~szczekania
pS6w. w tym piekielnym chaosie woj-
ny miedzy murami, Scieral sic z gar
scia swoich bohater6w kapitan Mary
a6Skl. Poslawszy do ostatniej wszy--
stkie swoje kule wrazej hordzie, dobyi
szabli. ~powiedzial re smiechem jakiS
tart najblizSzemu towarzyszowi, bly,
snail W powietrzu kllnga 1 niemal w sko
ku ma ~nieprzyjaciela padl cd olowiu,
wymierzonego okna.
Tynczasem Knol-Kownacki dziaial
ma dw6ch flankach przewazajacych sl
bolszewickich. Widziai omdlenie pol
skiego centrum i wdarcie sic do miasta
oddzia}u kozak6w, "a kt6rym pedzila
krasnaja ~piechota. Blyskawicznym rzu
TEN wciqi sic W maSywna kolumne, -
burzlfwie piynaca "a kozaczym przewo-
dem ma b~ialostockie ulice; 4o}nierz pol
ski magic wyr0s} jak 4ywa grobla, W
poprzek czerwonej powodzi. Jeden wal
czy} z dziesiecioma i zwyciezal! Ale
ciemny las podmiesH nieprzerwanie
wylewal MOVIE zastepy rosyjskiej pie
choty. Parla nieprzerwanie naprz6d ma
linie Smierci, pewne, wkofcu linie
te przesili Ogromem swojej masy!! Az
OTTO reszta swoich rycerzy Knol-kowna
cki uderzyl. p%iorunowo w diva boki tel
upartej masy. Najpierw zaatakOwal o.
gniem, potem bagnetami. Zachwlala
sic horda, przebiegi 10 wielkl dreszcz
p~rzerazenia, zmecila sic W pragnieniu
ucieczki. Zoinierz polski gromi}! AZ
nadesz}a chwila, gdy W sercu Soda
tow bolszewickich pekla nadzieja. Zacze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

BardZo by1 czynny W Biafymstoku
Tadeusz Radwahski. Powierzono mu
dial agitacyi p~olitycznej. Przemawia3
ma wiecach i drukowal artyku}y W
yGofcu Czerwonym". To MOVIE pismo
bolszewickie rzuca sic namietnie ma
Naczelnika Pi}sudskiego, nazywajac
go zdrajca sprawy socyalistycznej i
niemal mu przypominajac, re kiedys
W Paryzu pono powiedzial publicznle
pepeesom: ,,Najlepszy Marks ola pol
skiego ujarzmionego narodu to ,,Trylo-
gia !" Wojsko Pi}sudskiego nazywa
,,Goniec Czerwony" kontrrewoIucyjA
mem, a wojne przeciwsowiecka nazywa
wojna zbrodniczq.
Cd czci i WARY odsadza r6wniez
wiceprezydenta Daszyhskiego.
Do blur swoich nabrali W pierw-
szej chwili bez wyboru mn6stwo u
rzednikow, ale n~astepnIe po PREY
jezdzie do Bia1egostoku komunisty
Marchlewskiego, usuwano wszystkich
biuralist6w, ME wiadajacych ,jezy-
klein polskim.
Religie wykluczono re szkol. Ma
czele s%zkolnictwa stanal niejaki For
nalski, kt6rego poprzednio znano tn
pod nazwiskiem Michalskiego. Kie-
rowniktem sekcyi polskiej W wydzia-
lie szkolnym mianowano studenta
Kahana. Zwoiywano ma %specyalne
narady dawnych czlonkow komltetu
obywatelskiego, ably CT namows pre-
lamali upor nauczycielek, odmawia-
jacych piracy W szkole bolszewickiej.
A Eedy lud Bialegostoku, dotad
zarabiajacy pokaznie, uczu1 drozyz-
ne, kiedy mu zabrakio chleba, cukru,
kartofli, kiedy zaczeto gnaG. go do
robot (np. 'kolejnictwie) PREY wy
mownej pomocy rewolwer6w, wo-
VEGAS sowieckie wladze uznaiy-za
wskazane urzqdzit Swieto Piracy.
Pod groza odpowiedzialnosci mai
srozszej spedzono ma ulice radosna
manifestacye ma wiwat- o~swobodzo-
nemu proletaryatowi. Rosyjscy ko--
muniSci spiewali:
Kto byl niczem
Tot budiet wsiem.
Ma dworcu ustawiono drewniany
namiot, z napisem ,,Punkt agitacyj-
ny. Dzieh | noe przez try t%ygodnie
rozbrzmiewai stad fo%rtepian, Tub
chrapal atrakcyjny gramofon, a W
przerwach zabierali CLOS polscy ko-
munisci, przybyli z Rosyi, Felix's
Kon, Cichohskt z Radomia | inni.
Pred dwudziestu dniami, wkroczy-
wszy do bia1ostockiego magistratu,
Mlodownik-Szypow zawolal: Ma
tychmtast usunaG portret Pilsud-
skiego! - w dwadziescia dni p6z-
niej polscy najezdcy z wieksza niz
kiedykolwiek sfusznoscia mogli Spie-
wac poczatek jednej z dalszych stro-
fek cytowanej juz piesnl, a zawo--
dzacej:
Nikto ME dast nam izbawienia,
NJ Bob, nj car - | ME gieroj!
bowiem polski general biyskawicz-
nym ruchem swojej ~junaczej armii
lecial z po}udnia RzeczypospoHtej
zywym wachlarzem az po Grajewo
gromiac po drodze kulomiotny ko-
munizm moskiewski, zamyka1 mu
ucieczke do jego mroznet ojczyzny.
Tymczasem inni generalowie polscy
parli dixie mrowie bolszewickie z
najdalszego naszego Zachodu ma
wschod I ma p6Inoc. Wojujacy leni-
nizm dostai sic W straszliwy tlok pol
skiego patryotyzmu. 2 tego tloka
nasza armia wycisnie slodkie vino
europejskiego pokoju.
w .Grubinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
PODZIEkOWANIE

Niniejszem skladamy najser-
dec~zniejsze podziekowanie' "a
wsp6ludziai W pogrzebie najuko-
~chahszego MEGA mojego S. p, Ro-
mana w. Pomierskiego, miano-
wicie Wiel. Ksiezom Pralatowi S.
Nawrockiemu "a odprawienie
nabozenstwa oraz slowa wspof-
czucia, X. Prob. Sztuczce, X.
Kirszteinowi, X. Kowalskiemu,
X. Mszanowskiemu, X. Sonen-
feldowi, K. S. Sztuczce / X: r.
Sonenfeldowi "a w~zruszaJace
przemowy mad grobem ma cmen-
tarzu, -panom organistom, wszy-
stkim towarzystwom do ktorych
sp. Roman naleza}, J. Petkowskie
mu "a staranne zajecie sic pogrze
benz, tym panom "a nleslenie
trumny, oraz wszystkim kre-
wnym i z~najomym "a wszelkie
uslugi i tym kt6rzy nades}ali kwla
ty. Jeszcze raz dziekujac wszy-
stkim razem staro-polskiem bog
Zapiac."
w smutku pograzona:
Franciszka Pomierska, iona,
wraz z Gala rodzina. Ogi.)
D1lBNNm U7CA9O1N sanseA
1cxa wieceI dropnyoh oEiosNsh. AMI
tell xssystkie inns dEisnndh DolsLhs
= CHICAGO rA9eHn UststA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

sly ma ziemiach naszych sowiecki punk
polski, nazwany ,!komunistycznym pub
klein warszawskfm, krwawo czerwony
Bia}ystok opanowafy wczoraj t. J. W
niedziele niezawodni zolnierze stalowej
armfi generaia Rydza : Smiglego. Try
bataliony pierwSzej dywizyi pu}kow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
POD BIALOSTOKIEM

Oslo gnia7do bolszewimu polskiego,
centrum komuniStycznej agitacyi ma
PrzeSwietns Rzeczpospolita, homo, z
kt6rego wyszedl tydzien temu pierw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
pref; J6zef Biaszkiewicz, sekr. prot
2O16 N. Wood ul.
q JADWIGOWA.

- Towarzystwo sw. Wojciecha B.
| M. ma posiedzenie W niedziele, DIN.
28go listopada, o godz. 2ej po poiud-
niu. - Juliusz Gordon, PREF, Boil.
Figiel, sekr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
How Much Tobacco
VIII My Heart Stand?
A Question Vital to Every Man Who Smokes or Chsws

tarily endure To quit the hablt
make e easy for yourself by Fettiu--
Nicotol tablets and taking them as
directed The habit really quits you
ana It's departure IS a pleasure equal
TO its indulgence.
II you want 70 know how ulucii
easier lt Is 70 quit the habit with
Nocotol rEsn without IT, go twenty
FOUR hours without tobacco and note
~ hat an effort It costs you. then be-
gin using Il a. usual and take Nicotot
tablets At the end OF a week dis
continue smoking OF chewing for q
day and II is probable you viii have
no desire to resume At least your
desire VIII be greatly diminished and
another week OF two should make f-
not only possible but a pleasure. 20
quit
NOTE Dr. Counor. formerly % Tohrs
Hopkins Ecsrital. under Whose afrf--
Nicot1l has cltsn been used. sad wh=r
this statement vas shown 20 HIM 7 have
known Nicorol 20 conquer the t1tarrs
habit in less than ten days time and
can therefore recommend Dc hirhlr-
Whcn the doctors statement was shown fa
one q our leading druggists he said
the tobacco habit. way ahead OF anythsn-
we have ever sold before. We are author-
iz1d by the manufacturers TO refund the
money to every dissatisfla6 customer ana
we would not permit the Use o. our name
unless the remedy possessed unusurI
merit Nlcotol IS sold 81 this city under
an 1rolclad rnouey-back guarantee BY ell
up-to-dars druggists. including kelly a
Pollard and Scott White and CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
IA HENS LAY 10 EGGS
A DAY. EASILY DONE


7 had been getting . OF eggs a
day from. IS hens. Then I commenced
putting Don Sung in the feed and arr
getting II to Is eggs a day. with
one hen setting. Don sung is the best
thing I ever found for making hens
lay L Moore, SIS Clayborn St,
Dauville. Va
Mr.. Moore used so cents worth Of
Don Sung in January. Figure his
profit with eggs selling at around 20
cents a dozen And this is no better
than Don Sung is doing for thousands
Of others. Accept our offer Just as
1Ir. Moore did:
Give your hens Don sung and watch
results for one month. II you don't
ind that Il pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides, simply ten
US and your money viii be promptly
refunded
Don Sung (Chinese for egE-laying)
works directly On the egg-layinE or
cans. and IS also q splendid tonic. It
Is easily given IN the feed, improves
the hens health. makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, and
starts her laying
Try Don sung for so days and II It
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter
bow cold or vet the weather, your
money viii be refunded by return
mail Get Dol sung from your drug
gist or poultry remedy dealer OF send
50 cents for a package by mail pre-
paid Burrel-Dugger Co, 334 Colum-
bia Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
South EaStLand
COuntyExpected
TObeNeW Find

Sipe Springs, Tex, Jan. I2-East-
land operators are turning toward
the southern part OF the county for
the next big excitement For a num-
Der OF months biologists who have
carefully studied conditions in the
vicinity OF Sipe Springs have said
that at least one and possibly two
pools viii be found in this district
John r Roberts, an Eastland
mental in the discovery OF the Duke
No. ! well. in the Desdemona district,
says there are two distinct pools here.
dis belief is based on the discovery
IN the Humble company's Norman
well and the Atlantic oil and Rein
ing cOmpany's Lusk No. J. which
found showings Of oil in the lime for
nation Several days ago. Geologist
Roberts says other pools viii be dis
covered soon by wells now drilling.
The Atlantic Oil and Refining com
pany's Lusk well. five miles north Of
the SiDe Springs townsite. is shut
down for storage. The wei made q
strong flow for several minutes a few
days ago The pressure broke the
connections A 3-inch pipe line is be-
ing laid to the well No estimate Of
the production has been made yet.
The Humble company's small 10. I.
oftsetunE the Norman No. I. IN
creased its gas flow while cleaning
out Drilling is being continued be-
low zs25 feet.
West OF this site the Humble COM
pany's Dunn No. / IS making good
progress, and the drillers say fndIca-
tons for oil grow better daily. The
Belle Quinn No I is drilling around
100 1eet and making good progress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
NATIONAL GETS
MORE OIL LAND

Wichita Falls. Tex. jan 1.-THE
National Petroleum company Of Fl
Paso. has taken over holdings Of the
Medrick Oil company. by a large deal
which was closed here today The
deal includes much valuable property.
including five drilling rigs. livestock
and equipment. contracts, leases and
acreage. all Of which were absorbed
by the National company. The amount
involved could not be ascertained,
but as the Hedrick companies are
known 10 be operating in Tillman
county. Okla. northwest Burkburnett
and Taylor county and 10 have some
high priced property. the deal. no
doubt. involved several hundred thou
sand dollars. Several officials OF the
National from FL Paso, including J. p
Fisk. have been in the city the past
week negotiating the deal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

MRS. SIDNEY Carroll GRAVES
w Orene LaughIin). wife OF Mai
Graves. q. s. army. taken at the
age Of five years Mrs. Graves was
bora in GAINESVILLE. Wis. and came to
FL Paso with her parents Il years
ago next April. when a very small
girl Most Of her life has therefore
been spent in Fl Paso. except while
away at school. She attended sew
eral eastern schools. She was mar
ried in 1915 10 Mai. Graves. then a
second lieutenant. Mrs. Graves re-
sides with her mother. Airs. ". ~
Laughlin. at Hotel LauEhlin, during
the stay OF Maj. Graves in Siberia,
where he IS chief OF staff for his
father. Brig Cen Wm- s Graves,
who commands the American forces
in Russia Mrs Graves and her
mother are leaving shortly for In
dianapolis and French Lick. Ind. 10
visit relatives and rest for a couple
Of months They viii spend the sum
mer in California Mrs. Laughlin hay-
ing recently leased her hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
PLAN DEVELOPMENT OF
NEW MEXICO OIL LANDS

Lon Angeles. Calf, Jan. 1.-THE
X. c. Brokerage company. whose
main office is in FL Paso. Tex, in
conjunction with Hunter & Co, has
been designated to market the acre
age OF the International Petroleum
corporation in the territory adjacent
TO FL Paso-
The International Petroleum cor
poration has been organized for the
purpose OF marketing the acreage Of
the National Exploration company
and has been authorized by that cor
poration 20 dispose Of certain tracts
in New Mexico. located in the coun-
ties OF Lincoln, Chaves, Eddy, Lea
and De Baca-
The National Exploration company
has its main office in the Delmonico
building, New York city. It has IN
dertaken to explore and develop ap-
proximately 100000 acres Of pros
pective oil and gas territory in New
Mexico.
The president Of the company is J.
u. r Crawford who for p years
was an official OF the Standard OIL
company. The vice sident and
general manager - n >. Beatty. who
formerly was vice president OF the
Commonwealth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Every druggist in U. S. in
structed to refund price
while you wait at count
er if relief does not come
within two minutes.
Delightful taste, immediate
relief, quick Warm-up.

The sensation of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
thoritatively guaranteed by the labora-
tories; tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities, and proclaimed BY the
common people as ten tines as quick
and effective as whiskey, rock and
rye, or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
you have to do to get rid Of that cold
is to step into the nearest drug store,
hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
Of Aspironal and tell him to serve you
two teaspooufuls with four teaspoon
fuls Of water in a glass. With your
watch in your hand, take the drink
at one swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes if YOU cannot
feel your cold fading away ike a dream
within the time limit. Don't be BASH
full, for all druggists invite you and
expect you to try it. Everybody's
doing it.
When your cold or cough is re-
lieFed, take the remainder Of the bottle
home to your wife and babies, for
Aspironal is BY far the safest and most
effective, the easiest to take ami the
most agreeable cold and cough remedy
for infants and children.-Ad=.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
IT NAY COST A PRECIOUS LIFE
TO FIND OUT By EXPERIMENT

The heart OF every user Of tobacco
bears a double burden Il does its
allotted task and then fights nicotine
for supremacy. AS long as the heart
wins he lFess when IL loses he dies.
but before the final victory OF nico-
tine you pass through many stages
OF decline and decay and suffer many
pangs- Hearts are like human be-
ings-some are stronger han Others,
therefore some hearts viii stand
more tobacco than others. but there
Is limit 10 what any heart can
stand The man who puts this addi-
tionaI strain on his heart a dozen
times day by smoking cigarettes. a
pipe or ciEars-or chewing tobacco
Is taking a madman's chance with
health and life 10 lose and nothing
70 win. but the chance that he may
not lose them He Is INDUCING in a
costly habit at the expense Of prec-
ious health Ask any doctor any
where. and he viii tell you that using
tobacco is injurious and that il Is
Tar better 70 omit the habit than to
experiment TO find out how much to-
bacco your heart viii stand without
serious results
But the thought Of quitting IS m
pleasant to most meu-even 10 those
who know that tobacco Injuries them
and to really quit takes more will
power than they have and causes
more suffering than they can volun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
SHIPPING BOARD VESSELS
NEED GREATER OIL SUPPLY

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 12.-Pro-
posals TO furnish from 1S.9o0.000 10
2s.000.00O barrels OF fuel oil at do
nestle ports for the year beginning
april I, 1920, have been invited by
the shipping board
The years estimated consumption
Of fuel oil at domestic ports by
shipping board vessels is put at 10
100000 barrels. but with the greatly
increased oil burning tonnage now IN
service IL is expected that double
that amount viii be used next year. !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Foot Bath.

iNTHEN the feet are tired and sore,
W the best thing that can be done
for them is 10 battle them for five or
ten minutes with a soothing solu-
ton which is made as follows.
Epson salts. ounces.
Bay rum. ounces
Water. Hot / pint
White soap. one-half cake.
To make this. shave the soap as
fine as possible, dissolve in the hot
water, then add the Epson salts and
last OF all the Bay Rum. II this has
any tendency to "iell," add more hot
water Keep in a bottle and use
when needed.
Then when you are tired. first soak
the feet IN a basin or bucket OF hot
water and then rub them thoroughly
the feet. and II possible lie down and
rest
one physician says that very few
women know how TO rest as they
should They think the only thing
TO do when the are so tired that
to 80 10 bed This doctor saws that
II a woman has time for a hot bath
and a nap. this simple treatment VIII
do wonders in keeping her looking
young and pretty. But, II she has
no time for all this ceremony she
should soak the feet for a few min
utes in hot water as per the recipe
above then lie down IN her stocking
feet or else in loose house slippers,
with the feet raised on a couple Of
cushions
The position is possibly intelegaut-
but very healthy and restful-
Questions and Answers.
r ]. BlOnde-There is no complete
cure for persipiration under the arms.
A certain amount Of this is healthy
and necessary Excessive or ordor-
Gus perspiration. however. is alb
normal You can overcome such a
condition if IL exists by avoiding all
tight hands on your clothing and by
washing the arms frequently with
hot water and using some antiseptic
powder. borated talcum OF boric acid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Big Wells Brought
In Nedr EastLnnd

Eastland. Tex. Jan 12.-The
]. c. Littletors 10. 16 Of the Texas
company. northwest Of Eastland.
is making 1000 barrels Of oil in an
incompleted condition. The drill
hit the top OF the big pay at 3487
feet Drilling is continuing.
On the Brooks heirs tract the
Southwestern Petroleum COM
pany's Brooks No. . is making
1000 barrels after being shot.
On this tract the Southwestern's
Brooks No. . is making 1000 bar
relN. This well flowed at the rate
OF 400 barrels a day from a 19 foot
sand encountered at 35I6 feet. and.
after being shot with 90 quarts of
nitrOglycerin. the flow increased
This cOmpanyis No. / is making
1000 barrels and the No 3 is drill
inE at a depth Of 5000 feet
North Of Eastland a 1000 barrel
wen has been brought in by the
Price Mcbride Drilling company
on the Boyd lease This well Is
owned by the Texas company and
Price Mcbride An offset to the
well is expected in within the
next several days.
In the Pleasant Grove district
the Little Giant OIL company's No.
1 Brooks heirs is making 500 bar
rels Of oil a day with the drill
ten feet in the big pay encoun-
tered at 1000 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
RED CROSS CHAPTER WILL
NAME OFFICERS FOR 1920

Officers for the FL Paso chapter OF
the Red Cross are 10 be elected for
1920 at a meeting caHed for $50
o'clock Tuesday night. January 20. ac-
cordinE to an announcement issued
from the headquarters Of the organi-
ration. The nominating committee
has proposed the following men for
office: DIT. James Lave chairman
v r. stiles. vice chairman; Mrs.
Robert Rinehart, secretary. DR.. H H
stark, treasurer; j. G. lcNary. Dr.
H + Stevenson and r r. Burgess,
members Of the executive committee
Other nominations may be made IL
presented in writing TO the secretary
and signed by 10 accredited members
within the next week
Kodak Finishing See Gandara.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
HOMER DISTRICT
INCREASE

Shreveport La. Jan 1.-THE Ho-
msr field is still showing an increase
in pipe line runs During the past
ten days this increase was more than
$500 barrels. The Red River and
Caddo fields show some improvement.
Claiborne parish has 1880 barrels
new. production.
The largest completion during this
time in the Homer field is the Japhet
No. 1. in the southwest quarter OF
32-21-7, OF the Simms OIL company.
which came in with an initial flow
Of 1900 barrels. This flow. came
from the deep sand encountered at
21e0 feet Tie well makes a south
aasterly extension TO the field
Another big oil deal was closed in
Shreveport several days ago, when
The Simms Petroleum company. OF
Houston. Tex. paid s4.000.0O TO ".
IL Rove and his Shreveport associ-
ates for their part in the Rowe oil
corporation Rowe and his associ-
etes in this city owned about 367.S8O
shares Of stock. The remaining
shares are owned by the Producing
and Refining company, Of Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
BURKBURNETT OPERATORS
BUSY WITH DEVELOPMENTS

Wichita Falls, Texas. Jan. 12.-Ir
has been many weeks since operations
in the Burkburnett field have been
IS active as they are at the present
time.
Interest IS centered in the General
oil company's we'll district near the
Red river, where she Hightower com
pany has a test on the sand. In the
Kemp . Munger Allen district the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
R0CKLAND OIL COMPANY
BRINGS IN BIG GAS WELL

Tulsa Okla Jan. IA 10000 900
cubic foot Easser has been brought
in at a depth Of 1417 feet by the
Rockland oil company in the Hewitt
field. Carter county.
The latest completion Of the Usage
oil company in Usage county is max
ing 100 barrels daily. In this same
county the Cosden OIL and gas COM
pany has a 100 barrel well.
DRILLING RESUMED on 10.
HAMILTON SOUTH OF ABILENE
Abilene. Tex. Jan 12.-Drilling has