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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
Approximately 2,400 Little
Chicks Shipped The
Past Week
10000 WILL BE
SHIPPED WEEKLY
Eggs Will Be Set At. The
Hatchery On Wednesday
And Saturday

The first Matching at the Jackson
hatchery of this city. last week. was
entirely satisfactory to the company,
and very encouraging for the in
creased promotion OF the business.
approximately 240O chicks were ship.
ped out to different parts of the coun-
try, especially the eastern states
where the chicks are in great de.
marfd. The chicks were packed at
once in their little snug boxes and
dispatched to the trains
Hereafter. 10000 chicks will be
shipped every week, 5000 on Mon
day and 5000 on Thursday. Eggs will
be set on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
The four big incubators which
comprise the hatchery at the pres
ent time are now going full force, and
to stand in the hatchery room is like
being in the midst of large apiary.
because of the incessant hum and
drone of the electric fans running in
the incubators. Each of these arti-
fetal hens holds 1O,5O0 eggs. They
are not full just now because the
poultry people OF the country around
the city have not brought in enough
eggs to fill them. In few weeks the
company hopes to- have two more
smaller incubators set up which will
be, used for warming the -eggs before
they are put into the larger machines.
When this equipment is added, they
will have arrived at the planned size
for this year, and will have a capac.
ity OF $4,000 eggs. They are already
planning additions for tho coming
year in which it is expected to have
a capacity of 100000 eggs.
Only quality eggs"8 are accepted
by the hatchery. The varieties Of
chickens represented ut the present
time include all kinds of Rocks, wy.
andottes. Rhode Island Reds. Leg.
horns. Minorcas, Orpingtons and
Anconas. The company is only sup
plying demands for clean strain of
chickens. It is most satisfactory to
the company, too. to know that they
have on hand orders which will take
them the whole summer to fill. The
price of the day-old-chicks ranges
from IS to % cents.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23

The largest surgeons inhabit the
rivers flowing into the Caspian and
Bleack seas and sometimes weigh
nearly 5000 pounds.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23

Not insinuations. but news, in THE
BANNER. u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
LEASING ACTIVE
IN RANGER FIELD

Ranger. Texas. Feb 16.-Ihe Gun
sight district VIII be thoroughly
tested out during the coming summer
months when the 25 rigs, which are
now drilling in the field are sunk into
the sand and the wells completed
operators throughout this country
and Tor the rest Of Texas for tnat
matter have no fear but that this
district VIII prove well worth de-
velopmeut Leasing is active
TIE Greenwood and Iyrrel Wen.
north Of Ranger, southern part OF
stephens county. Gunsight Iieiu,
which came in some time agol after
being shot is making 1000 barrels
now. This wei has been purchased
hv George II Church, Of Fort WORTH
for the sum Of S5OO,0ol- This well
is producing from the Caddo lime at
on the Holland tract, two miles
west Of the above well the Humple
OIL and Refining company is drilling
around '2000 feet in the well recently
bnueht from the Phillips Petroleum
company. This Weu viii greatly de-
termine the spirit with which the re-
manning operations in the field are
carried on toward completion.
For several months the Ihorp No
! of the Lammier interests produced
heavy oil and some gas at 1l4o feet
. The well is now dry, but viii be
drilled deeper az once by the Plateau
Oil company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually


seven thousand persons each year are
laid away-the burial certificate being
marked Rupture" Why Because the
unfortunate ones had neglected themselves
or had been merely taking care Of the
sign fsweIlingl OF the afflietion and pay
ing no attention 10 the cause What are
you doiug2 Are you neglecting yourself
by wearing a truss. appliance or what
ever name you choose 10 call it, At best
the truss IS only a malesnift-a false prop
against O collapsing wail-and cannot be
expected TO act as more than mere me-
chanfcal support The binding pressure
retards blood circulation. thus rohbiug the
weakened muscles OF that which they need
most-nourishment-
But science has found a way. and every
truss sufferer in the land Is invited 20
make a FREE test right in the privacy OF
their own home The PLAPAO method IS
unquestionably the most scienufics logical
and successful self-Lreatment Tor rupture
the world has ever known.
The PLApAO PAD when acherins close
iy 20 the body cannot possibly slip or shift
out Of place. therefore. cannot chafe OF
pinch soft as velvet-easy 70 apply-in-
expensive To be used whilst you vorA
and whilst you Sleep No straps buckles
or springs attached
Learn how 70 close the herni1l opening
as nature Intended 50 the rupture CANT
come down Send your name today q
PLAPAO CO. Block ISL St. Louis. No
FOR FREE trial Plapao and the informa'
ton necesslry.-Advs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Tells Impoverished
Men and Women
How 10 Become Healthy. Strong.
EacrEtic- Magnetic and
Vigorous
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
TWO MORE WELLS CONE IN
IN THE STRAWN FIELD

Strawn. Texas. Feb. 10. - The
Straun oil field got two good wells
during the past 10 days The Hicks
and associates weu in the Palo Pinto
pool was brought in with daily flow
OF 500 barrels at a depth Of $3.50 feet
This well offsets the SatterLeld No
OF the Mid-kausas Oil and Gas
company and is situated on narrow
strip Of state land
The second well is q good gasssr,
making 100000 cubic feet It Is
the Ellis 10. 1. a mile west OF the
nearest production in the field The
Wen blew in with the above produc-
ton but settled down TO 100000
cubic feet Of gas and 100 barrels Of
oil daily The oil production IS in
creasing daily and Il is believed that
the wen win be a good producer. The
pay was found at 3412 feet in the
gray lime formation, which was a
surprise to operators in the field as
most wells find IL in the black lime.
Both Of the above mentioned wells
are approximately II miles west Of
StraWn. There are now II producing
wen in the rapidly widening pool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
PeYSOnette
By NIksaH.
CHaRIEs PERGLER-

CHARLES PNHlaltlEf-
CHARLES PERGLER was a lawyer
y in the state Of Iowa Almost no
body harked back 20 the fact
that Pergler was an immi grant boy.
that he had been born elsewhere than
among these same cornfields. In
appearance he was no different from
the other men Of Iowa. his English
was as pure, his name as common
Then came the Great War and new
nations emerged from the chaos Of
Europe Professor Masarac. with
whom America was wei acquainted.
became the president Of new nation
in the heart OF Europe known as
Czecho-Slovakia- That nation had
had republican ambitions and needed
good men TO direct its destinles-
President 1lasarac reached out TO
America for Charles Pergler Then
OF a Bohemian farmer. that when a
young man he had studied three years
in Prague He was fun Of the spirit
Of America. and he knew the prob
lens Of CZecn0-Sl ovakia. He could
be useful in creating a new nation
under the sun.
So Charles perEier became a COM
missioner 10 the United states from
that land Of his birth. He spent much
time in Europe getting the new
ship Of state on an even keel The
other day he came through Washing
ton. bound for Japan, where he VIII
be minister and chief reliance Of this
new state in the Far East
It is such as PerEler that are gold
from the melting pot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
HOROSCOPE


IL EaHAN o 4 lllaAAL All H. Aa@N
A THOUGH Neptune is i'm beuefic
n aspect this is read as an unfor-
runate DAY by astr0loEers VINO
find that Mars. Jupiter. Saturn and
Mercury are an in malefic aspect
Certain Of those who read the stars
explain chaos Of the present time as
due in part 20 the influence OF a
strange planet whose existence has
not Yet been actually discovered by
scientists.
Jupiter. now between Cancer and
Leo, VIII have compelling power
over business and commercial affairs.
making FOR surprising and unusual
conditions
on this day the public prints may
contain much that is disturbing to the
mind for Mars is in sinister aspect.
Merchants should be exceedingly
wise in all their dealings during this
government of the stars, for many
exposures VIII be made that viii
cause widespread suspicion Of all who
buy and sell
tt is not a favorable rule for farm
ers or for any class OF men who draw
their sustenance from the earth
Newspaper changes Ions predicted
VIII be marked by strange political
affilia tons due 20 extraordinary de-
+ velopments that VIII take place be-
: The stars that aid the organizing
and executive faculties Of man are
not in an aspect promising 10 presi-
Dental candidates, for confusion and
divisions seem to be encouraged by
I tn planetary rule
Again the Geers nrophesv that Wo-
men viii make reucence and mouesty
E fashionable. A leader in this sort Of
3 reactionary influence viii dwell in
the white house.
Girls born at this time are likely 70
develop into women Of extraordinary
/ beauty and keen intelligence. Il IS
pr0phesied- The coming generation
{ win attain TO the highest physical and
mental development I'm history, IL the
stars are read Alright
Increase Of immigration VIII bring
7 large numbers OF women 10 thl
{ United states during the months of
! spring, especially in MAY. the seers
E foretel1.
I Persons whose birthdate it IS NAV
& have a year OF stress, but they viii
not suffer il they avoid speculation
and eXtrava gance-
Children born on this day may bs
J inclined TO be self-W lied These sub
! iects Of Aquarius with Uranus as
their principal ruler are on the cusr
and so partake Of Pisces character
Z istics.-f Copyright. 1920 by The nc.
I Clure Newspaper Syudicate.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
RELEASE ORDERED AFTER
FILING OF APPEAL BOND

Mrs. Carl Moler, proprietor OF the
Vendome hotel which was raided last
week. was ordered released from the
city Jail on a $500 appeal bond, fol-
lowing a hearing for an application
for writ Of habeas corpus Saturday
afternoon in the gath district court
Mrs. lIoler was fined $500 in the city
court and her bond set at $500, pend
ing an appeal Of her case. but she
was being held in jail pending new
charges 10 be filed against her
When the case came before judge
". D. Howe. Of the 34th district court
no further cases had been filed
against her so the judge ordered her
released on the $500 pending the
appeal OF her case in the city court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Oil Strike in San Juan
County, New MEXICO, Is
Considered Imborfonf

santa Fe. n. n, Feb. 16.-Late tele-
graph reports which +. z. Young
received from san Juan county tend
70 show that the oil strike near Aztec
is really important It is said now
the wei contains so feet Of oil and
that five barrels have been drawn.
The driller predicts the wei viii
produce 500 TO 500 barrels Of oil after
i has been shot The shooting likely
VIII be done within the next few days
The well Is said to be on the dome
Of the anticline where gushers in the
at depth Of 25o0 10 $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
u. S SHIP RED MOUNTAIN,
DISABLED. TO BE TOWED IN

Boston. Mass. Feb. 15.-The ship
ping board steamer Red Mountain.
disabled and adrift in a heavy gale.
about 1000 miles east Of New YORK,
expected assistance today from the
steamship ElmspOrt. also shipping
board vessel. according 70 radio mes
saras Intercepted here. Capt Colt
said the crippled steamer would have
TO be towed 70 Halifax she was
bound from Galveston 70 Havre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
MAGNOLIA COMPANY FINDS
OIL IN COLEMAN COUNTY

Coleamn, Texas. Feb. 15.-The
Magnolia Petroleum company has
found oil in Coleman county in its
No. 9 Morris. OIL shoWings and a
smoky gas were found at 1880 feet
in what is believed TO be q new sand
in the field The six inch casing is
being set and the wen VIII be drilled
in at once
ShOWings Of gas have been found
IN the Prairie Oil and Gas company S
well on the Miller tract at a depth
OF 1920 feet This tract is in the
southwestern part Of Coleman county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
.BeautyCats
StinluIate Your Skin.
p EDNA - FoRBEs

IF YOU are inclined to be pale and
"pasty looking" you can help your
self to clear and live complexion
bv stimulating the skin. by messages
by hot and cold applications. by cold
cream. even by a gentle rubbing OF
the skin with the hands, as you see
in the case Of the girl in the picture
OF course. external remedies are
rarely as good as internal ones The
condition OF the complexion IS, really
seven-tenths health and three-tenths
hygiene. Neither one by itself VIII
produce the dazzling complexion that
an women long for; in combination
they always viii
Good health means that there is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16


plenty Of life-giving. pure. healthy
blood running through the fine skin
OF the face as well as the body And
this means that the elimination
through the skin, which Is constantly
going on VIII be normal This means
that enough flesh and no more viii De
allowed on the face 10 produce the
contours OF perfect health, which we
also call perfect beauty
II means that the skin VIII be 11ue-
grained and pink and cream in color.
If your circulation is not normal,
or your blood not as vitality healthy
as Il might be. you can produce an
artificial stimulation by massage. u
viii help wonderfully And incl
dentauy. II your skin looks tight and
shiny after washing, you can rub ll
gently with the hands and i viii
take away all the hard gloss, leaving
IT 50 you do not even need powder 10
give il a pretty surface
Questions and Answers
The Five Homely- Egs-Send
ne a letter with a self addressed
stamped envelope for the formula for
blackhead cleansing powder 10 be
used in place Of soap when washing,
TO clear the skin OF these black pores
Use vaseline on the eyelashes and
clip them back once in & While 10
stimulate their growth Teddy is
Just as wise not TO use even a little
rouge She may need a tonic to build
her UP. perhaps something TO make
blood Building up the health is slow
work. but @ really healthy girl VIII
usually have rosy cheeks and be well
repaid for her efforts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
TEXAS MAN INSTANTLY
KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH

lruskogee. Okla Feb. 16. - Joe
Lambert. Of Denison. Texas. engineer
on Missouri. Kansas and Texas
s0uthbound passenger train no. 2,
" as instantly killed when his train
crashed into the rear Of freight
train during q heavy fog near Mus
kogee today. 10 one else was hurt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Good ShO1gingS
OfOIFOundIn
TIEnlaal County

Wichita Falls. Texas, Feb To-
Showings Of oil in two more wells In
TuIman county Oklahoma, mas
created much addition excitement in
this district. The showings were en-
couutered at 1880 feet in the Texas
Tfllman OIL c0mpany's well in section
7-5-I4 and In the Blue Valley Oil
company's wen in section 2-t-l4 at q
depth Of 1900 feet These wells make
six wells in which shoWings Of oil
have been found on the oklahoma
side Of the Red river during the past
several weeks. and although no well
has been completed. Interest does not
lag
Oklahoma possibilities are not the
only one which are attracting the at
tention OF operators in the Wichita
Fails district The Kemp Munger
Allen pool is being watched also. The
Alberta wen on the Ferguson ranch
is setting the casing for which COM
pledou has been delayed for several
weeks. Another spell OF bad weather
viii further delay the completion Of
the we'll
In the vicinity Of the General oil
comnanys Sparks Weu activities con-
tiuue interesting. There are now three
new producing wells IN that district.
which only q short time ago were
considered dry territory Several
tests are TO be sunk on the Evans
farm on which several months ago a
number Of dry holes were obtained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

Big Spring TeS-. Feb. 1T. T..
Majors, a farmer living north OF Big
Spring. marketed two is months Old
Majors finds hog raising easy here.
and these were only a fair sample OF
what other farmers may do. he says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

Seattle. wash. Feb 16.-The death
sunday OF P. H Jacobs, = carpenter,
Increased 20 five the fatalities result
ing from an explosion Saturday in the
steam plant OF the Puget Sound
Traction. Light and Power company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
LONDON TINES AIRPLANE
ARRIVES AT MONGALLA

London. Eng. Feb. 16.-The air
ministry was advised today OF the
arrival at Mongolia, southern Egyp-
tian Soudan. Of the Times sirplane,
competing in the flight from Cairo
to CapetoWn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

want KODAK Flnishir e. see Gan
fara-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
TWO WELLS ARE BROUGHT IN
IN BRECKENRIDGE FIELD

Breckenridge. Texas, Feb. 16.-The
Humble OIL and Refining company
has encountered an oil bearing sand
In its wen in the southeastern part
Of stephens county around depth
of 1928 feet This wen IS situated
near Tiupen switch and although not
vet comuleted il is making approx
rnafelv 200 barrels Of crude oil daily
The same company has another
well. midway between Breckenridge
and Cadd0. in the sand al $500 feet
The vel IS located on the Collins
tract surrey and is good for 800 bar
rels daily in its uncomplstsd stage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

FL Paao seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a copy----Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

We take this opportunity to impress upon Gun patro
the fact that these shoes and desrabenot lei
over or urdesrsbe-a Of the past seasons high lace sh0
are included-e5ery pair absolutely perfect We con
easily store these shoes until and realize fl
value for theu-but merchandise policy is never
scarrv over merchandise.
We cannot urge you.too strongly to take advantage
this very exceptional shoe offer
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-29
LOSES POCKFTBOOK
 WITH S20O IN BILLS

The Log Cabin Democrat carries to- day the advertisement of a Vilonia man who has lost pocketbook con- taining $200 in currency. The loss, however keenly it may be felt, is only one of many similar losses which are constantly occurring in this county and which aggregate during the course of year sum running into thousands of dollars. The incident furnishes argument against taking the needless risk of carrying sums of money about ones person, when the money might be safely kept in a bank and paid out by check without danger of loss or theft. Enough money has been lost from pockets in this city in the past 20 years to build fine new courthouse, but during all that time no person has ever lost a dollar which he had on deposit in a Conway bank. Under the safeguards of the present state banking laws the chance IS so remote as to be practically none at all that any depositor ever will lose funds which he entrusts to a bank
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-29
PROMOTION GIVEN
 TO WALTER PARKER

Prof Walter W. Parker has been elected as head of the department of English in the Central Missouri Col lege for Teachers, Warrensburg, ac- cording to word received here. He had been elected to the chair of En- glish at Nebraska State Teachers Col lege, Kearney, and probably would have accepted had the promotion at Warrensburg not been given him. Prof Parker is a graduate of Hen drix College and has many friends here who will be interested to hear of his promotion, concerning which the Warrensburg Star-Journal says in a recent issue.
 w. W. Parker is one of the jewels in Central Teachers College faculty, and citizen whom all friends of this | institution have learned to admire. He holds a masters degree from Col
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-29
WOMEN SUCCEED
 AS CAMPA PA|CNFRS
tBy United Press)

Chicago, May 29-Modern political workers are introducing a new tech nique in the national campaign by canvassing delegates to the Republi- can national convention through their wives. This method of work is being followed altogether with the women workers for the various candidates. who all have their own organizations and staffs
 Veteran political workers who have watched the methods of the women organizations are being forced into reluctant admiration. National man. agers for the various candidates think that effective work has been done along this line.
 Women delegates to the Republican national convention include Mrs Min nie Grinstead of Kansas, and Mrs. Alice Moyerwing, Mrs. Edward But Ter and Mrs. Verunia Sawn of Mis- souri, in addition to several alternates from several states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-29
CHANCERY COURT SUITS.

Suit has been filed in Faulkner chancery court by Tom McDavis against John Mitchell and Hattie Her vey to regain possession of certain lands in Danley township said to have been inherited by McDavis from his father, Allen McDavis and now in the nominal possession of Mitchell. The plaintiff alleges that Allen McDavis died in 1911, leaving him as his sole heir, and that in 1916, his widow, now Mrs. Hattie Hervey, made what is purported to be a deed, conveying the property to Mitchell, who has since had charge of it and collected rents due. McDavis asks for restoration of title to the land and a strict ac- counting of money received from its rental.
 M. Strickland, Jr., has filed suit to have title to 1,035 acres of land con- firmed and vested in him, his com plaint stating that through a series of errors in the making of deeds, it has been improperly and incorrectly recorded.
 John Henson filed suit for fore closure against Mrs. Gertie Lavender, widow of the late w. s. Lavender. He alleges the deceased executed in his favor two notes for a total of S225, on which only $135 has been paid.
 Restoration of two notes said to have been lost and judgment for the amount involved is asked by the Farmers State Bank in a complaint against E. P. Robinson, A. D. and J. R. Blessing and G. W. Campbell. The plaintiff states that loan was made to Robinson on September 15, 1919, for $75, with note executed by the three other deefnadnts to him given the bank as security. Both were mis- placed, and their restoration by court order is asked.