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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
EN- CUERO, TEXAS

CCERO. Texas. Septiembre 19.-LaS
~fiestas para Ia celebration del OK ami
versario de Ia proclamation de nues-
ira Independence. dieron principle
en- esta pobIaci6n el sabado II del
actual. habiendo terminado aver los
festejoS, que consistieron en- su mayo
RIA en- diversiones Y juegos de loteria y
rifas de manita. a los actoS c~lvicos, o
mejor dicho. al unico que hubc. muy
poca genie presto atenci6n, pues cast
TODD Ell mundo trataba de divertirse.
sin parar mientes en- los discursos que
Sc pronunciapan.
Tn detalle que llam6 la atcnci6n fue
Ell relative a Ia a~usencia de Ia bande-
"a meXicana en- Ell altar de Ia patria.
que Sc inorovis6 Y ante el cual SC
| desarroll6 e. acto cfvico. FL retrato
de Eidalgo Sc hallaba colocado en- el
centric de una gran bandera america
ma y a Ia izquierda estaba Ell de don
Benito JuareZ. Las banderas meXica-
mas que habia eran muy pocas Y pc
quenas.
otro detalie que revela IN espir!tu
mas mercantol q ~patri6tico de esta fies
Ia, fue ladel cobro de IN peso por cada
boleto para entrar al bale que duran
| te toda Ia semana de fiestas Sc efectud
noche a noche. La poca genie que fue
a las fiestas con verdadero amino de
| rendir tribute a nuestros heroes = RENE
moran las tradiciones gloriosos de nuos
| ira patria, sufri6 una verdadera decep
ci6n V hubo de resreSar 4 sus hosares
| con t~risteza al yer el uso que hacen
| algunos que sc llaman meXicanos del
| nombre de la patria, para su propio
proyechO.
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EN- ARBUCKLE, OKLAHOMA

ARBUCKLE, Okla, Septiembre Is
Muy animadas resultaron las fiestas
que Sc organizaron aqui por la Junl;,
Patriotica, ARA conmemorar ell glorio
so aniversario de Ia proclamation de
la Independently de Mexico siendo de
notarse, que un gran ndmero de fami-
las americanos concurrieron a dichos
festejos mostrdndose muy entusiasma-
das y compartiendo O los mexicanos
la algeria que les embargaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
EN- UNA ESCUELA OFFICIAL DE
HOUSTON NO ADMITEN NlNoS
MExlCANOS

HOUSTON, Tex. S~eptiembre 2O.-Un
grupo de padres meXicanos que tenian
a sus hijos en- una escuela Official de
esta ciudad, van a elevar Il protesta
ante ell Comisonado de instruction
P0blica de aqui, por el hecho de que
ell Director de la mencionada escuela,
que es Ia de Magnolia. sc ha rehusado
4 admirir este alo = los ninos meHi-
canos en- csc planted. Ell ano paSado
esos mismos nifos hicieron 81 curse
eScolar Ell dicho eStablccimiento y CO.
mo no Sc notified con tempo Il los
padres de la decision del Director de
Ia Escuela, no Sc procure por aque!los
matricular n sus hijos en- algun otro
planted Official, por 10 que ahora los 10
v~encitos Sc han quedaGo sin poder con-
tinuar suS estudios. 10 que eS un gran
p~erjuicio para todos elloS.
Aparte de 10 perjudicial de este lado
de Ia question. Ell hecho de que Sc re-
huse Ia admission de nihos mexicanos
en- una escuela americana, es una
ofensa para los mexicanos ) para nues-
tro pals, pueS no hay ningun motive
que ju%stifique tai medida. Pero tai pro-
Ceder del Director dc Ia Il lHc-
nos que haya obrado por oTden de Ia
Superioridad, es muy c~riticable Y sin
duda que esta fundado tan solo en- los
rrejuicios raciales que a!gunos padres
de los ninos americanos deben haberle
influenciado. pues como Sc dice, no
hay ninguna otra raZ0n para hacer esa
distinction tan ofensiva para los mexi-
canos maxine cuando 81 ano escoiar
pasado. esos mismos rihos estuvieron
concurriendo a dicha escuela.
Los citados padres pondran tambien
Ell caso en- conocimiento del Consul de
Mexico. para que dicho Representative
haga las agencias n~ecesarias n fin de
evitn. tai ofensa. Las autoriddes loca-
les Gebcrian tomar on consideration
que no es con tales procedimientos CO.
mo pueden c%onseguir atraerse Ell IA
yor de los concentrates de Mexico, que
parece tratan ahora de obtener. Dues
mientras por un lado Sc halara a los
mexicanos por otro Sc les offend con
actos como el de quo Sc habla.
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zadores, no fue tan;o ell de rendir cul-
TO Il nuestros heroes y celebrar las glo-
rias de la patria. sino ell de hucer
ncgocio. Y 10 que mas ha extranado y
causado peor impression es que tai cosa
SO hiciera por los miemDros de una Or
g~anizacion que Sc dice benefica y me-
xicana, pues esta integrada por me1i-
canog y meXico-texanos.
Fuera de este d~esagradable incideH-
te, las fiestas estuvieron muy bonitas.
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SR. IGNACIO E. LoZANO,
l2e n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.

Entered IA Sscend-eiass matter Fekrua.
"a, 1913. AZ thS Peat Office a. San An,o
Flo. Texas. Under thr Act Of Msrca :
1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay gray. Nobody can tell r[hen
vou darker Eruys faded hair VITA
sage Tea and sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
wiki q brew OF sage Tea and sulphur
whenever her hair took on that dulL
faded OF streaked appearances, this
simple mixture was applied with won
dsrfuI effect By asking Il any druE
store for -Wyeth's sage aad sulphur
Compound you wiz get large bot
tie OF this old-tims recipes improves
by the addition q ether ingredients,
all ready 70 use at very little cost
This simple mixture can Be depended
upon 20 restore natural color ana
beauty 20 the hair
A wzll-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's sage
and sulphur Compound now because
It darkens 80 naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell IL has been ap-
plIed-lts so easy 10 use, too. 4on
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
and d-aw it through your hair, t1zlf.z
one strand at a time BY morning ln e
gray hair disappears after anotner
application or two 10 is restored 70
is natural color and looks s-oss--
soft and beautiful This preparaliq'
is a delightful toilet requisite lr .
not intended for the cure mlrsa-i2ll
OF. prevention OF dlsease---AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much neat, which elags
Kidneys, then Back hurts and
Bladder botheTs you.

Most tolks forget that the kidnezs
like the bowels. set sluggish and
cIozged and need a flushins occasion
lily, else we have backachs and duh
misery in the Kidney region, severe
headaches. rheumatic twinges. torpid
liver. acid stomach. sleeplessness and
all sorts OF bladder disorders
Tou simply must keep Your kidne- g
active and clean. and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the sidney
region. ger about four ounces OF Jaa
salts from any good drug store here
take a tablespoonful in a glass Of
water before brea kfast for a 1esF days
and YOUR kidneys VIII then act 1ine-
Thfs famous salts is made IRON me
acid OF grapes and lemon juice. con-
bine5 with Iithia- and IS harmless %
Eush clogEed kidneys and zflrluiate
them 10 normal activity II also 1e--
tra1izes the acids IN the urine So p
no longer irritztes, thus ending p-a--
der disorders.
Jad salts 81 harmless -ne1pensll9,
makes a delightful efferVescenr III
thia-Water drink which every 1c1F
should take nov and then 70 keen
their kidneys clean. r1us aNolci1s
serious complications
A well-knowu local druggist says De
sells lots OF Jad salts 70 folks Who
believe in overcoming kidney trou1le
while L Is only troulls--AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
IOWA PARK GETS w. c. BEST HEADS
new PRlluGERPR0DUGERS' OIL

At a meeting Of the trustees OF the
Producers oil & Refining company
Monday, ". C. Best. a wen known oil
operator. was elected president. Mr.
Best is a lifelong friend Of Tom owen
and they viii be closely Identified in
the Development OF the future plans
of the company. Both men are amonE
the best known oil operators in the
Texas and Louisiana oil fields
lir. Best for many years held re
sponsibIe position with the Lone star
Oil & Refining company. To the
public Of the southwest he is best
known as the vice president Of the
100 percent dividend-payin Ocean
and Ranger Central oil companies
also vice president OF Homer Union.
the stock Of which caused so much
excxitsment on the exchanges here
and IN the east several weeks ago
Nr. Best. after his election, said
Il am putting in my money. my
heart and my time into this new COM
pany- Producers is a real OIL COM
pany and is sure to become one OF
the big producing refining and mar
keting petroleum companies OF the
southwestern oil fields. With five
wells now drilling close 70 the pay
sands in proven territory and with
five more wells to be started almost
Immediately. Producers stands in an
enviable position among Texas and
Louisiana oil companies
Tom Owen. who held the office OF
president up TO now. was elected
first vice president; s. W Manning
was elected second vice president
and r =. Manning remains secretary
treasurer.
c. s T. Folsom was added 10 the list
OF trustees
The following wire was received
from the field Tuesday from S. ".
Manning at Mineral Wells Tex
'TW. 7. Crazy well half mile south
our Grey well. Caddo, flowing by
heads at s270 feet Setting inch
casing. Our wei 3247 feet, looking
good Rocheu. Young county. wei
baling IS barrels a day AZ 1880 feet.
After water cut off increasing daily
Mr.. Owen at Plain Dealing. La RIG
ging Up cable and tools TO drill in
well there"
Lee NeWmans
Tenement Specialist-Ph. 45o4.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
WHAT DO YOU PAY
FOR IN A SHAMPOO ?

In these days OF high costs. most
toilet preparations have gone up IN
price The makers Of shampoos nave
had 10 advance prices because Of the
increased cost OF bottles, perfumes
and chemicals Especially alcohol
The price Of eggol. however, ms
not been affected and . stu sells
Tor only twenty-five cents This IS
because eggol is not a lquid, there
fcre contains no alcohol, and Is only
very slightly scented
Al teasnoonful OF egEol dissolved
fn a half Gun OF hot water make 3
as delightful and thorough a sham
roo as can be imagineo-and a
twenty-five cent package VIII give
your hair and scalp a dozen treats
IN fact there IS not a better sham
POO than eEEol At any price
Il dissolVes- all the oily accumu-
1ations that form close 70 the scalp
and leaves the head clean and free
from dandruff. as well as dust and
greasy secretions-
Try a package OF eggol and find
hsv superior l. is 10 soap
Druggists everywhere have SOLD
eEEol for many years they all rec
ommsnd it--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
RUSH FOR
INDIAN OIL LAND

Gallup. n. n. March I'm the time
between the passage OF the oil lease
bin by congress and its approval BY
the president. there was much activ-
ftv and interest in the Seven Lakes
oil field Of Mckinley county. Imme-
diately following the passage OF the
bill. a stream Of cars began 10 move
toward the field. these cars originat-
iuc chiefly from Gallup Surveyors
accompanied the different groups,
lines were run ana corners were es-
tabIished iu anticipation OF approval
by the president
Crowupoint, the headquarters or tle
Navajo Indian agency served Is a
base OF operations and communlcsl-
lions. it being the terminus Of the
telephone line from Ihoreau- y vas
essential that Information Of tne
presidents approval OF the bill be
not delayed and to that end runners
and guards were stationed az con-
venient intervals on the line 10 pre-
vent wire cutting. NotWltnstan ulu=
these precautions y IS repott.ee =. J
the line was cut SIX or elghl times
but in each instance repairs were
When. at last. the news came by
telephone Of presidential approval
the rush began TO occupy an govern
ment sections and to post the notices
necessary TO hold the lands In q
few cases there were clashes and con
tests but no casualties were reported
The roads were bad from recent rain
but crippled cars ploWed their way
through undeterred and undaunteu
the stakes being too great This keef
rivalry 10 establish prior risnts u
the Seven Lakes oil field indicates
General feeling OF confidence in is
prospects and possibilities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
TRAIN SERVICE TO START
SOON ON TEXAS RAILWAY

Ranger, Tex. March trains
viii begin operating between ~ = n. s,ls.-
eu and Jakehamon on the MicAlta
sans Ranger and Fort Worth ran
road next week. according TO general
manager Paul Neff- Laying OF me
--5Is 7s roine- forward more rapidly
than was expected and officials OF
the road are greatly pleased
Jake L Eamon, president OF ne
-oad saws the development OF the
oil fields Of Texas depend largely
mon transportation Since striking
oil in many or the Texas fields sucn
as those in stephens county lack OF
TRANSFORMATION has hindered defelop-
ment more than anything else
The Hamon and Kel interest have
taken over the wichita Falls ana
Southern railroad. which operates
between Wichita Falls and Newcastle
tn Young county Traffic conditions
VIII be bettered as soon as tins line
is connected up with the wichita
SAILS. Ranger and Fort Worth line
which viii be between March
and 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

wichita Fails. Tex. March 2.-The
Crude Oil Marketing company's well
northwest Of the Munger No ], Of
mp-Munger-Allens the discovery
ven Of the Kemp-Nunger-Alle field,
Is the newest addition TO the fields
producers TIE well has already made
several flows and is considered a pro
Queer, although not yet completed
The wells production has not yet
been estimated The well IS standard
ling and will be completed at once
The most important wen ~ the
Electra field Ter many months Is lue
deep cable tool test on sub 81. Wag-
Eouer colony lands. north OF Electra
(which is being drilled By the ~ est
Union OIL COMPANY. OF West Union,
La This wei Is important. as it IS
situated approximately two miles
north OF the fields main prouuclien
and will, If 10 becomes a producer, 90
much in establishing that section OF
The pool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
OIL MEN WATCH
STRAWN FIELDS

Strawn, Texas. March Operators
are watching developments northwest
OF here with utmost interest. for dur
ing the past 10 DAYS several wells
have been brought in. adding 10 the
fields Importance when the Texas
Pacific Coal and Oil company brought
in its Stuart No. g. at 100 1eeL. OF
men said. another shallow ueid,
therefore. small production But
shat has not been the case in the
StraWn shallow district, because tne
smart vel came in with an initial
production Of 500 barrels running by
IN the early DAYS OF oil in East
land county. the stuart lease was 4o-
Gated for deep production, but an evv
barrel shallow well beats the deeper
well. as it requires consiaeraple less
time and money to driu Il IN
Believe There Is Deep Production
However. the operators OF the 1ield
say that there IS no DOUBT ulL 10 10
the shallow production IS unueriald
bv deep production, but they are con-
tent TO develop the 1900 foot sand as
long as it holds Up 10 its Original
The Stuart tract is about seven
The latest producer It looks as though
the pool extends in the direction OF
Strarn. The extent OF the pool IS un-
known. hut basing their opinion on
the thickness OF LAH pay 1el.Nr az
IN finding OF production at least a
mile from the first shallow wei IN
The field. operators say that II covers
a broad expanse OF territory Iney
also say that the thickness OF IN
sand in this district points 10 Ions
production, as well as big prouuclion-
The sand in the stuart No. 81 was loe
feet thick. proving 70 be the tullhesl
oil sand yet found IN the stare
Interest In Gordon section
Interest is also directed soutneslsl
of town and south Of Gordon Wners
the Garner No. ! has been brought IN
recently. making a heavy gas proote-
ton. The well hit the top OF tls
MACK lime at a depth OF 5laL les-
The sand was found around 80
feet The drill had passed SIX IeeL
INTO the sand before encounteEill5
a showing. then. after driuins 4olt
feet further. the well blew user m
the largest gasser yet brought ID any
Every attempt has been made 70
caD the well, but as yet u mas oesn
impossible. At the present time ne
vel is running wild. Wasting oel' 80.
2e 600 600 and 5o-000,0eo 1eet OF gas
some operators say that the Car
ner well means new poor - t 80
Is vet to be proven me - &C.. L-i-5 =
this well developed into a sesse 80. -
a fact not 70 be desptseo. eccoI - 5
10 II. J. Wickens, a drilllns s Soll
tractor. who points out that the - IlIsl
well in the Ranger field was d saa7@-
before it produced OIL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
FLAT FORK WELL HAS ALL
INDICATIONS OF PRODUCER

Timpsnn. Tex. March 2.-The Fiat
Fork well in Shelby county Is drill
ing below eco feet with a strong
gas. pressure and a good showing Of
OIL Operations in shelby county are
taking on new life Much OF the
wildcat territory is being purchased
for 50 an acre, except in the regions
near drilling wells. where. II selling
ar all, il is going for a much larger
price. Many new locations are be
ing made.
The four inch casing has been set
in the Palmetto 10. I OF the Gulf
Refining company at q depth o. ZS5S
feet The Trosper Nc. 2 made 20
drill four and one half feet IN the
sand. The well viii be drilled deeper
and then given a shot in che hope
Of getting a larger flow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
MEXICO OIL PRODUCTION
INCREASES As PER CENT

Mexico City. Mex, March 2.-Fig-
ures showing that the production or
petroleum in Mexico increased 40
per cent last year over the record
of 1918, were made public last nlsll
commerce. More than slQl,Qll.Qul has
been Invested recently in the OIL m
dustry OF this country. and PC ls
stated that since president Carrilii4'i-
began issuing provisional permits 70
oil men 50 wells have been drilled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
NEW SHOWING OF GAS FOUND
IN WELL AT QUANAH, TEXAS

Quanah. Tex. March 2.-Another
showing Of gas mas been found in
O well drilling near here around a
depth OF 1890 feet-the Quanah-
Texas Drilling associations test on
the Pease river structure southwest
or town This is not the first show
ing encountered in this we'll
Drilling has been resumed on the
Groesbeck OIL company's test on the
spark s property. northwest OF Quanah
at a depth Of 400 feet Some time ago
operations were suspended at this site
on account OF a broken drill stem,
which the driliers have just repaired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
OKLAHOMA FIELD
INCREASE

Tulsa, Okla, March z--Ihe oaily
production OF the Hewitt field. near
Ardmore. is on the increase During
the past ten days it averaged ap-
proximately $500 barrels At the
present time there are So wells uriil-
and numerous new locations
Operators are closely observing the
progress Of the McCray & smith test
in the Jennings district three-tourtns
Of a mile east Of the Markha no =
T-hfs we'll Is making considerable gas
At 1900 feet a good gas showing was
also encountered
The eight inch pipe line from
Burkburnett to Healdton, or the , ar
hola Pipe Line company, IS now run
ninE oil from Burkburnett-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
HARRINGTON RANCH WELL
HITS BIG FLOW OF GAS

Waco. Tex. March 2.-On the Har-
rington ranch, six miles west OF here
G.. C. Jensen and associates have
good gasser. The well Is producing
Tho production OF the well has not
been estimated. though it is thought
70 be making around 50,o0o,oeo cubic
feet daily
g. G. Jensen IS president OF the
Sunshine Refining company y men
ig oDeratfuc q plant between Wichita
Falls and Iowa Park. and which has
a pipe lire 20 the Kemp Aunger-Al
len district The line IS handing
production from the new field and
from Iowa Park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
HOMER FIELD EXPECTS NEW
WELL TO COME IN SOON

Shreveport. La March 2--Ihe
Homer field is due TO have another
we'll in the near future. II Is the
Homer Extension OIL Syndicate's test
in section 22-19-5. southwest OF
Homer. Good showings Of oil have
been found in the well and prepara-
tons are being made 10 complete the
we'll shortly
The six inch pipeline OF the White
Oil corporation IN the Homer fielo
Is now completed. This company Is
one Of the largest operators in the
Homer field. II has now completed
six storage tanks OF 5000 barrel
capacity each on its tank farm near
Homer
Preparations are being MADE 70
drfu three tests in Lincoln Parish
By several Fort Worth operators,
headed by ". 7 Sims The first
weu viii be sunk near Grambling,
La
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
INTERESTED
IN JACKSON COMPANY WELL

Eastland. Tex. March Making
500 barrels Of oil daily and extend
HoEg No. ] Of the Jackson Oil and
Refining company Is holding the at
tention OF Eastland operators This
well was given a so quart shot from
$3.50 TO $3.50 feet which brought In
the well It is flowing from
a depth OF 5000 feet the depth at
which other wells Of that district
have found production The well Is
located half a mile west Of the Gulf
Production company's wells on the
Snodgrass lease and a mile east Of
the Ohio Fuel Oil company's wells on
that company's Harrington tract.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
CLEBURNE WELL EXPECTED
TO BE GOOD PRODUCER

Cleburne. Tex March "a snlali
showing OF oil has been found in
the RAIDER we'll az Island Grove The
well Is now below 2500 feet The
drillers saw that the deep sand VII
be found around 5000 feet and Il 10
unforeseen delay occurs ine Wen VIII
be brought in within the neX- week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
STEEN WELL, NEAR GRAHAM,
TEXAS. BAILING OUT OIL

Graham. Texas, March 2.-The steen
we'll IS baiiinE about IS barrels of
OIL daily. This well Is located eight
miles north OF here, and encountered
oil several days ago around 2740 feet
The drill has now passed p feet
through the oil sand and the drillers
are now busy bailing. The well will
be shot in within the next 10 days.
The oil found in this well has been
tested and found 10 be high grade.
Operators are sure that they will
have a good we'll
Leasing in this immediate vicinity
Is acrlre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA CRUDE OIL
PASSES SIX DOLLAR MARK

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 2.-Pennsyl-
vania crude oil passed the 50 marx
nero TO-DAY when the Seep Purchasing
agency announced an advance IN the
price OF Is cents a barrel to S6-l9.
An other grades remain unchanged
This is the second advance IN the
price Of Pennsylvania crude within
Two davs and the fifth increase since
the beginning OF the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

OH company, the largest purchasers
in the wyoming oil field, today an
nounced Increases in the price OF OF
ranging from IS TO IS cents barrel
The new prices follow:
Rock Creek. salt creek, Big Muddy
and Pilot Butte $3.50. Grass Creek and
Elk Basin, sass: Lance Creek s2.S0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

Tulsa. Okla March An prin-
cipal oil purchasing agencies in Tul-
sa announced at the opening Of busi-
ness Tuesday morning that they
would meet the advance OF 25 cents
a barrel in crude oil made by the Sin
clair OIL and Gas company Monday.
Companies announcing the increase
were Cosden, Prairie, Texas and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

Just a. hot. but quicker. cleaner and
more effective and cannot blister
When your throat IS sore. when
you have pleurisv. bronchitis or O.
. pain shooting chest cold you can zee
/ speedy and lasting relief with this
most effective preparation because
heat eases pain-30 and 50 cents All
druggists OF by mai. S. =. wells Is
T Co LIeHcv. Ny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

8 % NAI. NI "A
ings with mczr
excellent results
but-It blistered
Heat eases pain
z7d BeEys Mes
tarins made o.
pure yellow mas
tard. together
with other
pain RELIEVING
ingredients ia