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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
AMERICA STILL CONTENDS
Turk SHOULD Be EXPELLED
Original Position or United States
y Reiterated in Recent Note
- to Allies.
by Associated Press

" y : II y 7 . y, March 2+.-Thc
tcrsginal position OF tho American SOY
pelhd from Europe is resulted in .
nutS - tho allied supreme council
Wiki has been prepared ~ The state
department. and which VIII he trans
signature OF Ba!nbridEe colby the
now Secretary OF State, and Will be the
iirs; diplomat!c paper - be signed by
h!n ,,,.,,,,,.ta /. :. .o,,v -.
anJnquiry from the French and Brit
iShs governments as 20 TINS countryS
views on the Turkish settlement. An
ca:ly announcement at the depart
patched. but il developed that this
VIZ erroneous. officials were not Ger
tam WHOM it would 80 forward no,
would ;hcy say whether b would hc
tent through ;hc British AND Frrnrh
,iiEcSSits here or through the .NuCT-
can, embassies a. London and PARIS.
Pho position OF the American gov
o!'!Yhlcu, is understood 10 bc that there
T'uY,.iS capital in Europe. The
United states is said 20 take The View
,hdt the contention THAT expulsion OF
Inc: Turi,s might bs resented 10y the
NJ Ola m nlcdAns is no. supported 10y
thsS tac's since the MAJ II the Near
1.af, vas won largely ny ihe aid Of
Nom nmcdans.
The United states. il Is said. de-
sircs THAT Armenia be set up as an
Independent state. and lhat il embrace
a much territory as The Armenian
government can control l. also takes
lhat is made With regard to Turkey
sndnld guarantee - al nations equal
opportunities for consmcrce. ana ihat
no be.l;rareut should ne given nara
mount Gains IN ans purt az The Near
Tie position OF ,he uui,cd states.
e. is said also is ;hat IN ahy arrange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
TEST FEDERAL RESERVE ACT
IN UNITED STATES COURT
Legality OF the Universal Par Clear
nnrc Rule is Tested by Georgia
Dankrrn.
7 Ey -Nssoc.atcd r-css
ATLANTA, GA March e

ATLANTA. GA, March 2t--At the
conclusion Of arguments in Federal
hiStrlct Court here today. on the suit
drought, 10 test the legality OF the uni
NcrSAl par clearance rule OF the Fed
cral Reserve system. judge Beverly
Nj. Evans. OF Savannah. presiding. an
nounccd he would take the matter un-
der ahviseme"t and would try 10 come
10 a conclusion by ucxt week
Counsel Tor the Country Bankers
Association OF Georgia. which organic
Cd in Fulton Superior Court Il tenn
porary injunction, prohibiting tho on
t"cccmcnt OF the rule laid ;hcir case
N'torn The court yesterday. On hc-
half % tho Sixth District Federal Re-
serve Eank its counsel today contend
I'd that under tht Fedora. reserve act
As interpreted by Attorney General
Palmer. tho hank had nothing 20 do
oui TO employ means 10 force payment
Of checks without exchange
Briefs were fled on h"halt OF State
Bankers Associations OF Alabama and
mississippi. who joined with the
Georgia bankers in the nshl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
AGED IA THER SHOOTS DOWN
SON ITO SAVE HIS SOUL :"
Black Sheep of Chicago Home Drives Parent to Dstrac
ton, and He Uses Revolver When Youth Shows Him
Gross Disrespect on Street.

lily 70 tho police and had Frank Jr.
confined 10 boys home. Two months
later he waa released at tho instance
OF AIRS. Pnano.
lIc,wccn sobs the aged father told
hcrdcd his family OF ten other children
TO the Church Of our Lady OF Pom
pcii on sunday, but that Frank, Jr.. al
ways was mi;s::;s-'h hanging out with
his gang.
Last night. rinano. SIR. continued. he
determined 10 make 4 final effort 10 re-
claim his hoy. Encountered with
SncorinCly walled AWAY TO escape be
ing bNwlcd out - this goody-goody
Old man, the father said. ana lie Mrcd
five times.
Two bullets hit Frank. Jr.. in the
legs and the third seriously wounded
MINI In tho hnck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
DUBUQUE SCHOOLS END
LEGAL FIGHT OVER NAME
protestant and Catholic insritirtion>
settle Long Quarrel in -tmichhlc
Manner.

DUBUQUE, lOWN. Maroon .i-E iskt
sears 81 litigation was ended today by
ind IruUuQuc College and SEMINARY
adopting tia name The University az
ruhuquc aud Dubuque College acrc--
ing 10 adopt some Othc" title nlyn
VI lu!d not include "DubuQu.. The
FIRST is Al TIesnytcrIan school and the
latte: . Catholic institution.
rho college and seminary started q
buU,c college allcSiu. that that
school. formerly known as 81. Joseph :
CuIir-c, usurpcd It's name.
I'Er agreement Mas reached OF; OF
cgurt Officials Of hoth institutions
sand &, Was designed 80 end lit!rn-
ton With the resultant hcnctN - The
co,hnunity ana for the sake OF bette:
rcNe GUS and Americanism !nstruo-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

CHICAGO. March 2i-Franh Pinano.
Jr.. today MAS a: TIL" county hospital
With three bullet wounds in his body.
Prank rinanp, 81, WAS held al police
station. where officers said murder
charge would be placed il Tho lS-ycar-
old boy died.
Il shot BIN 10 save his soul" the
aged man told the police. IL would
rather kin him myself than have the
20 do 1t. For months have. been
worried every time | heard OF ia stick
up for fear my son had been killed. |
tried to get him 20 huCkln down, but
he would not do ii.
Frank. .lr.. according TO court rec
ords slipped into ncar-crimc record
when ne was /; years old. Two years
later ne had become recognized
gaurSicr and repeatedly was arrested.
\ wear ago MS father carried him bod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SLIPPERY PILE Is UND0lNG
OF WOULO-BE AMERICAN
Italian stOwaMny Is Held nj Ellis Is
land After Failing: to Eject
Landing.

NEW YORK. March .i.-Gioyann,
Nardi. young Italian. VAS held at
Elii~ island icdaN for possible dcpor-
tItion despite the fact he was 50
anxious 10 enter the country lie tried
&c SmuG2lc himself n BY swimming
from u steamer IN the harbor.
Nardi divcd from the steamer
DczHro from Naples yesterday shortly
before she locked He might have
made "a triumphal entry into ihc city
had not The nil" ne tried Ia climb
proved TOO SLIPPERY.
he was hauled aboard police
l.uuch and returned 10 tile tczaro,
where f. VAS discovered ne was \
stoWaW5y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

last Sunday. March ~. detailed the re.
suit OF recent scientific research in re-.
Sard 10 twins. The material In this
article was taken from the Journal
OF liorodity. which Is tho Official organ
Of Of the American Gcnctic Association, of
Washington
y paragraph to that effect was I'm
the article giving credit 10 tho Jour.
nal OF liercdity. but in reducing; the
tyne matter to tit the space Limitation
ON IN" page this important paragraph
among o''"rs. was cut out. The facts
stated In Ic article should have boon
credited to the journal OF Hcrcditv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
.ladelphia. rcprescnting Tn,

Philadelphia. representing the war
mothers of America.
Our first duty should be to the rel
utives OF those who died. and to the
wounded" she added
Gilman Hettman. OF Cincinnati. as
serted that less than half OF those on
titlou to the $50 discharges bonus had
applied for il. ana that tho lcgion's
educational plan would prevent s1uan-
derinG OF cash payment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Fire End.nrcr, Who'll, ,rovn

TNNNENITIL AI,H., Mnrch 24.--Firc
which destroyed tho telephone office
here was spreading rapidly ut : O'Clock
this afternoon and the whole town is
endangered. Assistance has been re-
quested from Cullman. Telephone and
telegraph lines have been rut out OF
commission by the blaze. The town
has 4 population of 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
HOKE SMITH IN RACE
Georgia senator Enters Preferential
Presidential Primary In GeurgIn
Anrtl 20,

ATLANTA. CA. March oi-Cni,ed
nitcly determined To permit the use OF
his name as a candidate for the Dem
ocTatic nomination for President. in
primary April 20. il was announced al
the Senator's headquarters here today
y statement emhodyiuG his platform
VIII pc issued within tho next day or
two, 1t was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

WASHINGTON. March .4.--Without
debate the Senate today adopted reso-
democrat. South Carolina. asking the
director of the Census TO inform the
senate regarding the amount OF cotton
h0w held III public warehouses and
other concentration noints
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

I'HNINNi. NaTVN -F.--I. L. Mena!rs
:. i'reshytcrilr miss ionary o; Toronto
ont, has been KILLED by robbers at
Swa.tinseu. province o. S2ccnwun, ac-
CNrIlME 10 auN!NeS reAcNcN hcrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Accept "Caliiornit' syrup of Figs
ohIN-ioOk for The name California
On the package, then YOU are sur-
most harmless laxative or physic for
~" ma" stomach, liver and bowels
children love It's delicious f,,iitv
TASTE. run directions for child's
dos" on each bottle. Giyc it without.
fear.
Mother. you must say "CaIiforn!a.3
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
NOTED COTTON PLUNGER
ENTERS TOYAH FIELD

Toyah, Texas. March daniel J.
Sully. famous stock plunger. who cor
nered the cotton in New York and
corn in Chicago, has signalized his
entry into the Toyah basin oil field
by closing a deal here for himself
and eastern associates He paid over
$1,000 coo for the famous Casey ranch
embracing more than 100000 acres
extending from near the western
boundary OF Reeves county across
Culberson county. and taking in
part Of the Delaware mountain range.
Enormous quantities OF rig mate
rails. oil supplies and other parapher-
malta incident TO a great drilling cam
paign, are being rushed TO Toyah. it
is announced.
Drilling on the first well is ex-
pected to start within 30 DAYS Six
test wells viii be put down at scat
tered locations on the Casey ranch as
rapidly as possible.
Wells viii be drilled IN blocks A..
81, IS. 104. los. 10T, los and Sc. al in
Culberson county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
OIL FIELD RAILROAD TO
BE PUT IN OPERATION

Ranger, Texas, March The
Ringing line between Wayland and
EastlanG viii be put into operation
on March 20. This announcement
vas met with enthusiasm by
operators throughout the Gunsight
district in the southern part Of
stephens county and in the neigh
borhood OF the Harrel tract. seven
miles north OF Eastland in Eastland
county
There are around % operations IN
derWay along the route Of the lire,
and now that il has become known
Lhat the new line VIII begin operar-
Ing at an early date activities
throughout that district are expected
TO increase rapidly Those who have
been laboring without railroad facili-
ties say that the bringing in OF this
line viii mean more 10 Stephens
county than any other one thing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Neck Broken, LiOes Weeks
Without knowing about II

Lafayette. Ind. March Larson
Stingley, %, a farmer, OF Clarkshill,
today is a prisoner in a brace which
confines his head and chest while he
unoergoes an experiment for the
mending OF q broken vertebrae.
Stingley was injured in a runaway
accident last November and for weeks
he went about as usual, unaware that
his neck was broken, although one
arm and hand had been para1yzed
since the accident He came here for
treatment and an X-ray picture
showed that a vertebrae was frac-
turned Physicians attributed his abIl-
ity TO live to the fact that through
some freak the spinal cord had not
been severed
IN an effort to restore him to nor
NAL an unusual operation was at
temmpted- A piece Of bone was taken
from his leg and grated in the frac-
tured bone. The cast was placed
about him and he VIII have to remain
in the one position about six months
before IL can be determined whether
the operation is a success.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
RANGER
GETS Bic WELL

Two thousand barrels a day Is the
output OF the Harris wen in Stephens
county, Texas, brought in last week
for the Hueco- Ranger oil company.
according to telegram TO C. N. Har-
vey. president Of the company. The
company has a half interest in the
production from this well, which was
put down on q $3.50 basis
The company owns ten acres sur
rounding the vel.
A telegram from c. l. Ezeu. secre-
tary-treasurer and field manager Of
the company and. dated Ranger.
Texas, February %. says:
Actual pipe line gage today shows
a flow of 1000 barrels OF oil through
the eight-inch casing with the tools
still in the hole and only six feet
drilled into the lime. The oil is going
INTO the pipe lire. All the necessary
tanks are erected We expct to drill
deeper as soon as the six-inch casing
IS set there being 1000 feet of open
hole There IS a good gas pressure"
Monday morning. Mr.. Harvey re-
ceived the following telegram from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
WILDCAT OPENS UP NEW
LOUISIANA TERRITORY

Shreveport, La, March Another
wildcat test has found showings Of
oil II IS the Boisseau-Fullilove No.
J Of r C. Boisseau ct al, IN section
-l-29-Ia- The showing was found at
depth OF 1855 feet The oil found
shows a gravity Of a. The wen Is
completed and shut in The owners
wiz NOT give the production OF the
1TelL
This test is 10 miles northeast Of
Shreveport with the nearest produc-
ton about Is miles to the south
80 est Leasing is active and acreage
in the vicinity OF the wen is selling
around $1,000 per acre. The new we'll
VIII open up a large new territory
e It proves good producer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Cake Preserved IA Years
In Brandy Cut At Wedding

St Louis. No March The re-
port that a 14-year-old wedding cake
breakfast Of Mss Geraldine Isabelle
Buchanan and Lieut. Austin Smith
Parker, didn't interfere with a full
attendance Of ali invited guests At
the Hotel Statler recently.
Sh-sh-s- The venerable cake was
preserved IN brandy
The cake was made from a recipe
for a Chinese fruit cake and
picked" by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J.
Buchenan, parents Of the bride, IN
their home at California, No, TO be
served at the first wedding in the
family.
War romance added interest to the
ceremony. Miss Buchanan, as a var
worker. met Lieut.. Austin. then an
artillery. officer, at the Harvard can
teen in New York. The groom's home
IS in GreenVilie. g C.. and he IS
member Cf 2 Greenville-NeW York
banking and brokerage firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Claiborne Field Leads
BurB Field With Oil

Shreveport. la. March The
Homer pool at Claiborne, Louisiana.
with eighty-one thousand six hundred
and thirty barrels production, passes
Burkburnett-
The total production in all fields
IN north Louisiana is 11e.900 barrels
per day in pipe line runs.
Claiborne field comes through one
hundred percent with eight producers
adding fourteen thousand five hun
dred barrels daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Villagers Chase Bear
from Garbage Can

Mt. Hope. y. y. March Residents
of this village. including Howard
Murray and Jesse Aiapes. are out gun
ming for a bear which was reported
foraginE on John Seybolts property
Farmers saw bear tracks in the snow
and following them, discovered a
good sized bear munching food from
a garbage can.
The bear fled across lots. The bear
IS a mystery. as bruins are a great
rarity in Orange county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
SO, Holds Bell as
Champ Snow Shoneler

Lenox. Mass, March Henry Sny-
der. IS years old. one OF the Oldest
residents Of Great Darlington. holds
the belt in this section as the cham
piou snow shoveler. For two days he
shoveIed seven hours a day and dur
ing that time figures that he han
died 30 tons Of snow at least. he
has never used liquor or tobacco and
is inclined to attribute his remark
able vitality TO that fact
On his last birthday he entertained
some OF the village youths by stand
ing on his head and turning a hand
spring. at both Of which tricks he is
adept.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Boy Breaks Both Legs
While urning In Bed

Sullivan. Ind. March LEO Pink
ston. 10. broke both legs while at
tempting TO turn over in bed. The
lad, a son Of Afr and Mrs. Richard
Piukston, has been confined 70 his
bed for more than three months with
malady affecting the bones Of his
legs. Physicians said his bones were
brittle as chalk because Of a lack Of
PHOSPHORUS. So. when Leo tired Of
one position and attempted to change,
the legs snapped The broken bones
were set and the doctors are awaiting
with Interest to see II they viii knit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
PRODUCERS COMPANY GETS
TWO NEW LEASE CONTRACTS

Leases were received Monday by
Producers Oil and Refining Co., from
the agents in the field for two new
tracts Of exceptional Importance and
value. One tract contains 50 acres
in section IS block 4. Of Southern
stephens county. practically sur
rounded by production.
The other tract contains $40 acres
in CuibersOn county near the owen
deep test vel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
GAS CONTINUES
IN HUEGl WE'LL

According TO W. D. Chappuis. drill
ing superintendent at the Hueco
Basin OIL company's well in Hueco
Basin. 40 miles east of FL Paso, gas
has been showing in considerable
quantities for the last so feet. so
much that he moved the force sun
day from beneath the well rig lest
the sparks might fire the gas and
cause Of disastrous conflagrat ton
The wei had reached a depth OF
l462 feet when Mr. Chappuis left the
well Saturday
The log Of the well since last pub
lished in The Herald follows
1915 10 1853 feet, brown lime
1883 to 1853 feet, Eummy blue shale
1865 to 1870 feet. brown lime
1870 to 1858 feet, Eummy blue shale.
1888 TO 1910 feet, brown lime.
1410 TO 1414fee gray lime.
1914 10 1449 feet. brown lime.
144s 20 1882 feet. sandy blue shale.
1852 TO 1852 feet. brown lime.
Showing Of gas last so feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
SHALLOW FIELD
GETS NEW WE'LL

Eastland Texas. March with
the n. Z. Nix well OF the states Oil
Corporation, spraying oil through a
- inch casing at a depth OF 1920
extended two miles to the west. This
wei Is situated about seven miles
north Of Eastland- This company s
Bond wei, five miles north Of East
land is making $50 barrels The
well was given a shot several days
Wei came in it blew the bridge out
An 500 barrel well has been
brought in by the Prairie oil and
Gas company The well is the L. l.
Davis No 4, situated five miles north
Of Easrland- i is producing from
an oil pocket found at 1920 feet
The Sinclair companys watson
Wen, three and a half miles north
vest OF the Guusight district is flow
iug 500 barrels with the drill in the
CadQo line at 5l65 to 3195 feet The
well VIII be drilled deeper as soon
IS pipe connection are made There
are many new tests being drilled IN
this district The Mr. II. H Thorpe
tract is expected 10 get the next pro-
Queer in the Gunsig ht district
The Scott No. I. OF the Humble
company. two miles and half east
Of here has bridged after being shot
with zoe quarts Of nftroElycerin at
5000 feet The vel viii be cleaned
out at once.
After being a non producer for sew
eral weeks the sinner no. I wei Of
the Caldwell oil company, three
miles northwest of Eastland, is flow
Ing again at depth OF 1850 feet.
The MID Kansas company's c. J.
Harel well is flowing an irregular
production. but making around 500
barrels a day. This well is about
eight miles north OF Eastland-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Validating $50
Barrels In Sibe
Springs Field

Sipe Springs. Texas. March 1.-The
Watkins No. I is making go bar
rels at a depth Of $500 feet This is
an Atlantic operation. which fer sew
eral weeks was considered q dry hole
at 1910 feet It is half a mile east
Of the Norman No. I and began
producing a few days ago after be-
ing shot with $50 quarts OF nitroEly-
ceriue. The well bridged. The oil
flow was accompanied by a great
quantity of gas. The oil flowed
through an eight inch casing Drill
ers are busy cleaning out the hole
The wells production is increasing
rapidly and many say that when
completed Il will make al the very
least 1000 barrels Of oil daily.
At almost the same time this well
was shot into production the Atlantic
company's Lusk No 1. one and a half
mile west Of the Norman was shot
into production around $500 feet. It
is making $50 barrels a day with
possibilities OF the production in
creasing-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
England ResOlDes to Eat
Less Sugar to Beat Price

London, Eng March Great
Britain is resolved 10 eat less sugar.
in order TO beat down tire world price,
OF that commodity. Believing that to|
buy further supplies. which would
necessitate a retail price Of one sliil-
ing per pound, would rob maIy clil-|
dren OF sugar because parents could
not afford TO buy it. the goVernu emit
has resolved 20 reduce the ration
from eight to six ounces per person.
weekly. That viii mean a NATIONAL
saving OF 100 900 tons. which. taken
with reduced ratious to Jam and
candy manufacturers. wlI make al
total saving OF 500. 900 tons less sugar.
consumed in 1920 than during any
year OF the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01

Cottonwood Falls. Kan. March L.
What is believed to be the largest
raccoou in the state was killed near
here a few nights ago by ". w. Buck
bee, a farmer. The animal weighed
- pounds and its hide measured IS to
q inches at the widest and longest
points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
Being Maid TO Queen
Maru Is No Sinecurt

London. Eng. Mach In these
days Of high cost OF clothes being I
maid to queen Mary is no sinecurel
The maids, never Of lower rank thar
granddaughter Of barons receive
S1050 annually. the title OF honor
able" and badge miniature Of her
majesty surrounded 6y diamonds. Tho
maids Of honor serve IN pairs for q
month at a time. TWO have fusf re-
tired through III health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01

Mr.. Ezell: "At 2 o'clock Sunday. the
wen was making 200 barrels per hour,
after drilling three feet deeper. Tools
are loose in well. but we do not think
it viii be any trouble TO get them out
when flow subsidies. Gas pressure
stronger than ever. Am going 70
Eastlsnd today 10 arrange pipe line
contra CT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
BIG SPRING WELL HAS ALL
INDICATIONS OF PRODUCTION

Big Spring. Texas. March 1-Good
shoWings Of both oil and gas have
been found in the Big Spring Pro
duc1lon companys wen. which is now
drilling through a rock saturated
with the products Two thousand
rest Of casing has been ordered and
the operators believe the well viii
come IN when the drill passes
through the rock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01

Phoenix. Ariz.. March lin Los
Angeles has occurred the marriage OF
Bryan Akers and Miss Kathleen Bell
The groom is advertising manager OF
the Arizona Gazette, OF which his
father. Chas- H Akers, is the
principal owner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01
100000 FEET OF GAS
IN HENRIETTA. OKLA. WELL

Tulsa. Okla. March IA 1900
600 foot gasser has been completed
by the AingwoOd Oil company in the
northwest quarter Of section Is-12-
a. II IS the c0mpany'E No. and is
located only four miles from
Henryetta- The drill is five feet in
q sand encountered at a depth Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01

DOARDING the boarders. Runners
ID for sailors boarding houses at
Shanghai scrambling aboard a
passenger steamship These men
often meet the ocean going vessels
far out at sea in their sampans and.
with the aid Of long graphing hooks
pull themselves aboard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-01

The Blenheim Madonna, painted by
Raphael in 1907 and valued at $780,
600. Is considered the costllest picture
in the world.