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The Washington times., 1921-01-23

because all he knew
how to play or was
allowed to play were
the games OF ancient
Greece. Nor could he
talk 10 them, be.
cause bis way Of talk
ing and thinking was
supposed to conform
to that 500 B. Z.
model boy.
And all this went on
for seven years more.
1t Is perfectly plain
now that Menalkas
brooded. How could
he help It? While
he was being taken
home he admitted It.
II was the matter OF
pants that bothered
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II Is an axiom OF
physics that a con-
stant force. confined.
will burst forth with
q violence In direct
ratio to the time Of
its repression. Men
Slkas Duncan didn't
have a single safety
valve, and that is
undoubtedly why he
blew up completely,
wiping out at one
stroke all the fifteen
y ears of ancient
Greek culture that
had been spent on
him, just as the voi.
cano wipes out the
vineyards around 1t.
The time OF his
explosion came a few
days ago. II was
timed close upon his
birthday.
Go, my son." said
his father, "snd pur-
chase the makings
OF a birthday feast
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dheJoke TheupbvedonkodotoD DunconsB Brother

TWo Happy RunaUay Days as a Real Boy Had His
Son Menalkas, but When the Police Brought Him
Home with His Greek Locks Cut Short and
in the Place of His Classic Robe His
First Pair of Pants---WeIl EUen
Ancient Athens Never Heard Such Lamentations!
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Little Menalkas When He Was a
Baby With Papa and Mamma Dun
can Beside His Carriage and a
Member of Their Ancient Greek
Colony Pushing II.
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&c, 1891. International r..,ur. Service. Tn.
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STATEN0oD.


z Martha Zentz has returned home
from che hospital much improved.
u. b. Day ~ Apending his vacation
at his home here.
Mrs. Florenca Barnes has returned
huJne after spending some time with
.relatlges hsre,
MI. and Mrs. ] w Sellers, Of York,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Hor-
ACC l.. shipley and iamliy.
Misses Annie Hill, Irene sahd Elsie
flaYi1. Harvey uayie and Abner Davis.
or Chariest0wn. " Va, spent the
weeks end with Mf and Hra. Thomas
hin and MI, and Mrs. Harry Hill, OF
near here
Sir. and Mrs Iamst n. Bowers gave
"a birthday dinner 10 honor Of Mr.,
Bowers nipthEf II beinK her Goth, on
Sunday past. al their home near here.
Mr.. Bowers states that his corn crop
has decreased a tribe o. be had ~
hnsk near q hundred ears o. corn for
dinner, also Mrs lsowera ben r0Oai
has gone down ~ humber bit none
OF this Il regretted by them as they
are sure an who 9efe present enjoy.
ed themselves. The guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. James II, Bowers. Mf. and
MrN. Newton Bowers. 81 Hanover Of.
and Mrs. Raymond Bowers. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bowers. Nr and Mrs Err
eat Ritter. all Of Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Ritter. dr. and Mrs, Sim
on shaeler, Nr. and Mrs Charles
Lemon, 81 I.lttlestuwn, "a; Mr, and
Arn. John Mondy. Mr and Mrs David
Lester. Mr. and Mrs Alvin Coleman.
Sir. aad Mrs iiefs0hel Ford. SIR ant
Mrs. Carroll stoctndair. Mrs Edlinda
snyder. Mfs g. ii GU. Nra. Carroll
Lowers. of Baltimore Mr. Annie
Caples, ~ baltimore, Charles Bowers,
James Burns and Neyay Grouse, "
lLntlestown. Misaea Mary and Gladys
Ritter. "a baltimore Virginia, Viola
Dorothy. lillian and Donald Lemon.
~ tigtlsst6Nu. Gertrude. Ernest,
Nanfiee. Herbert. Stanley Ritter. 81
Baltimore. Oscar. James and Geneva
Ritler. Annie LeiateT. catherine
Hnlchias0u. ~ Baltimore virginia
Cnatea. Emma. Claudia Elizabeth and
Edgar shaefsr Elsie Caples. 81 Bat
timofo. and Einna. Edwtn. Elsie nor.
.othY. Aibtri and Earle Bowers, All Of
baltimore
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SLNnYNILLR.

There will be no services al Sandy
Mount this Sunday morning on nc-
count OF Emory Grove Camp. There
viii be no e. r service.
The Mite Society met at the home
OF Mrs. Berlin Capie last Friday AZ.
tornoon with good attendance 4
large number Of visitors were also
present After the business session
Mrs Henry Meckley reeited. Chicken
and ham sandwiches and coffee were
served 10 ali.
Sandymount picnic viii be held this
Saturday Afternoon and night In tile
grove. Lunch will be served Plenty
OF good things to eat and afnusomentr
Tor the young Baseball at o'clock
by the church an come out and have
Ia pleasant afternoon and evening in
the grove " Indictment Il will be held
the following Saturday. August 20.
Congrniulationa 20 Mr. and Mrs
George Owings. who we're recently
married. The bride was Miss clara
Blum. an active member OF Sandy
mount church
Miss Carrie Greene. OF Baltimore.
was the guest Of Mrs. Claude q. Buck
ingham last Friday
Mrs. Vernon Reese. Of Baltimore.
has been visiting relaiiyeb and friends
10 the county the past week.
Mrs. Amanda Lockard spent Friday
with her sister. Mrs. l.. W Cnpis
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Shilling attend
ed Woodgboro camp Sunday
The Y. =. H. will be held AZ the
home 81 the president, Mr.. John Wing.
ling, next Thursday night, August 49,
Members cordially invited 70 attend
Weather is cool and pleasant a. this
time.
Miss Corrine Fowler spent the
weeks end with Mrs. George OwlnRs
Mr. A. HarlRnd Greene is spending
some time with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Greene, Jr.. Forrest Glen
Farm" Carrollton. Mr.. Greene has
completed q six weeks course al q
New York Bible Teachers Training
school
On last Wednesday. August 3, Miss
Carrie y. Greene. left With the Mary
land delegation 10 represent her de-
partment az State LOYAL Temperance
Legion Secretary. AZ delegate 10 the
National Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Convention. which viii
convene In San Francisco, Cal, Au-
gust ] s TO 20. From there Miss Greene
will visit her old friend, Mrs. Heulah
Benson Beck aud family. Of Seattle,
Washington, returning by way OF the
Canadian North Western route. She ex-
poets to be gone ave weeks. The
Maryland delegation will Join the
White Ribboners al Chicago. going
from there to California on the White
Ribbon Special.
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UNI0NToNN.

Sunday morning, August "a, al 10 80
there viii be special exercise Civ.
en- by the Juniors OF the Church OF
God Sunday school, al which time the
teachers viii distribute rewards for
some faithful work.
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Cover and daugh-
tiers, Misses Lanye and Mary, of Eas.
ton visited Mrs. Lanye Shaw several
days this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Carroll weaver and
daughter, Miss Mary I.ouibe, return
ed to Baltimore ON Friday. having
spent several weeks with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Mrs. Bernard pinning and family.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Price, have returned to Balt,-
more.
Rev. and Mrs H. G. Dobson and
sons, Aliuon and Emory Of North
cumberland county, Va, ANA Rev. and
Mrs. Rotan, of Baltimore. viaifed
friends In town and Vicinity this week.
Mr.. nj, ID. Smith gave his harvest
treat 70 his harvesters and friends the
past Wednesday evening and at the
same time celebrated his birthday.
Thirty-eight guests were present.
Miss Agatha Weant, OF Taneytown,
is a guest at DR.. Kemp's.
Rev B. p, Crowson and family
have returned from their vacation
Miss Grace McAllister, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. Guy Segafoose, and family.
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Mr. Edgar Caylor IL spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers and
son, Howard. of the Relay, spent sun
day with Mr.. solomon Myers.
Mr. Norman otto and family, Of
Washington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Weaver
Rev. II. e. Dobson, a former pas
tor. filled the pulpit OF the Methodist
Protestant church on Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. HixoR Boweraox and
son, William, of YORK, ARE the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bowersox.
Misses Florence and Marion Bow
ersox, OF Washington, j. G.. are Wis
Ting relatives and friends in town
and vicinity
Rev. b. e. Petrea will leave on Mon
day for Wilmington, N. c.. his new
field of labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brodbeck and
daughter, Catherine, OF Philadelphia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G, Hollen-
berry.
Master Willis Romspert Is visiting
his brother, Mr. Ralph Romspert and
wife. OF Philadelphia
Rev. and Mrs. RI r, Kirkley and
children, Of Washington. are the
guests OF Rev ana Mrs. .. + Grow.
son. Rev kirkley Will preach on sun
day morning and evening in this
Methodist Protestant church.
Mr. and Mrs. Young, Of philadel
phia. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haines the past week.
Rev. b. y. Crowson VIII preach
at Wilmington, Del, on Sunday.
Mr. IL. ,. Fogle Is having a ter
days vacation. A part Of the Time
viii de spent in attending the Luth.
eran Missionary Assembly, at Geliys-
burg Mrs g. w Baughman Ia also
attending The Assembly.
Rev v. X. Belts has been attending
the camp meeting al Legore's
Miss Jeanette Reindollar, OF Baltl
more. Is visiting Mira Maggie Rein
dollar and Mrs Frank Reindollar. d
Clear Ridge,
Uniont0wn Lutheran --vB. r. Pelrea
pastor MI Union $50 Sunda,
school 1880 Divine worship. sermon
by pastor A cordial welcome 7.S0 c
m. ST. Luke's sWinter'aj = D. m
chief service with sermon by pastor
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TANEYTOMN.


Mrs. Henry Yancy, OF Norfolk, Va,
Is the guest Of her parents. Rev and
Mrs O. Wilbur shipley and family, at
the Manse..
Mr.. and Mrs Kllhgelhofer returnt
ed to their home In Baltimore after
spending some time with the lattef's
sister, Mrs. Albert Baker, and fam
| lily, OF Basehoass Mil.
Mrs, M, J Myerly, Of Kingsdale,
spent Thursday last with her sister,
Mrs. Frances NJ. Diffendal.
Misses Edna and Pauline AlthOhse.
of Littlestown. spent the weeks end
with their grandmother. Mrs Mary
Anders, and family,
Miss Laura copenhaver and amt
Mrs. Mahlon Brown. spent from
Thursday last until Sunday evening
with the latter's brother and wffs
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Koontz. Of York
and also visited Hershey Park. They
were very much pleased with their
trip.
/ lMr 8. S. Adams, OF Harrisburg. re-
( turned home Sunday after SPENDING
some time witt MIR. and Mrs. Jesse
Angel, near town
Mr. and Mrs Philip Fowler and
daughter, Ethel. and Messrs. Levi and
/ Howard Myers. Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mrs Jessie Myers and
| daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Zepp. Miss
| Gladys Zepp accompanied Mr. and
Mrs Fowler home for 4 weeks stay
MI Levi Myers remained until Wed.
heBdhy.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Albaugh. OF Nsw
I Midway, and Mr.. and Mrs. John r
Eyler, Of iadiesburg. and Mrs. Mar,
Slower and daughter. ars. Leah
Koontz. OF Taneytown. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Frank Grouse ant
family Misses Margaret Grouse aHe
Mary Koontz returned Sunday IRON
a several weeks visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Albaugh.
Don't forget next week ID the wgst
for the Carroll County tOhiers Crowd
Fair
Mrs. J. A. r. Garner was taker
suddenly 81 on "Wednesday last. witt
something ike acute indigestion. but
Il on the way TO recovery AZ present
writing
Miss Louisa Tcindoilar entertained
a few friends on Saturday evening
The following we're present: Col. ans
Mrs Upton Birnie Mrs. Margaru
Stuti Miss Anna Gait. Miss EiiEabett
AMMAN. Mrs sue Crapster. Mira Hes
Hie AMMAN and Mr.. robert stoti
Miss Eliza r Birnie. ~ Washing
ton. - G., Is spending two weeks
vacation with her parents. Mr. ans
Mrs George n. Birnie.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and dauRh
fers. Rachel and Grace. Of wsaifnin
sier. are the guests 81 her mother
Mrs Mary gtoYpr
Miss Alice Harmon " the guest 81
Mr. and Mrs Walter Smith. ~ Wooda
boro. fof several weeks
Mr. David fiunbert, Whu has beer
patient Al Maryland uniycrslJl
Hospital fof several weeks. died ii
that instiiution a 40 early hour lac
evening ~ cancer. His remains vii
be brought 10 his home near 0al
Grove today Wednesday No fun
eral arrangements are made az pres
ent
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Hess return,
ed to their home In Buckeyst0wn on
Monday after speeding some time
with relatives and friends here.
Miss Lena Angel spent several
days this week With Mr.. and Mrs
Gregg Kiser, near Keysflle.
Mr. and Airs n b. Enelar left this
week on their vacation at Mountain
Lake Park.
Mrs Sarah Rooms and daughters,
Estella. Blanche and Matte, Of Keys
mar. and Mr. james Rooms, Of Hag.
erst0wn, spent last Friday with the
formers son and family. Mr. and Mrs
Nj A. Koons Mrs James Rooms re-
NAMED
Rev. L. d. flafer and family left
/ this week to spend three weeks va
cation with relatives and friends ~
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. John l. Zimmerman 10 on the
sick list at present writing
The barn on the farm 81 Arnold
Brothers burned ~ an early honr last
Friday morning. The iire II supposed
to have been started from the sparks
from a thrcshipg machine.
/ mi. and Mrs. &. Nj nntterer attend
ed the camp meeting held * Letsore
on Sunday. The singing WIS farn-
ished BY the male choir from Carroll
ton, which rendered excellent music
4 For the second time Within week
thieves again called on our town and
In the same vicinity rs las, week.
They entered the garage " Mr. Edgar
Easig. stealing nine cascs OF eggs
nine pounds 81 butter. two pair new
/ scales, a new truck tire and innes
tube inst purchaed By Mr Essie
on Monday night They also called
on the garage o. Mr. Harvey 0hler
next door. and took tire pump
They we're operating small Ford
itrncka were seem by Mr. 81 G.
IReaver, who nred some shots at the
car, Whiet beaded FOR Llttlcstown,
and was pufEaed by Measts Harry A
ALLISON aud Harry G Brendle as fat
Az the saaare w LlttleNown whtre the
trail was lost They evidong.- weta
The Same gang which called on our
town iaat Monday night They are
we'll acquainted with the town o.
have some one here helping them for
no strangers can enter q town. and
travel alleys and secure goods like
this rang
Mr.. and Mrs. DANIEL HiltefbFiais. 81
York. are the quests u thr iatssF'r
sister. Sir and Nirs. Charles LAWN
Misses fleiea and Rnth Reinhuliaf
~ Baltimore. are the guests 81 theiI
uncle, NJ. Norman Reindollar and
wife
Miss Grace Arthur. Of York. Is The
guest 81 Mr and Mrs John Hockeu.
smith.
Mrs, Nellie Carpenter and non. q
Omshu. Web, are the guests Of her
aunt. Mss Amelia hirnis
Miss Margaret siueissr, " New
Windsor. Is the guest ~ her couain
Miss Carmen Shoemaker
our base bali team visited the New
Windsor team 90 Tuesday afternoon
and The meet interesting Roiue II the
aeaapnp iayed. resulting IN score
~ 2 20 In favor - Tancu0wu,
The G : Society all rive . straw
ride this Wednesday syeRlnE q ths
home Of Mr. and Mrs. WHbert Hess
near Bauui church
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4KA1EX4X4 4EENAlN EKEkNA1kIEN 4E4XAN4 1&EK4
Nusbaun1 q Jordan
"Wesfminsfers Best Store"
Final Reduction on VoiIes
Csc Yard

We in prices colored dress
voes 20 yard you buy that sold up
10 sse and 4lOO yard
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A Few of those Good $1.OO
Corsets Left

every size splendid anyone who can be
ited At s have corse in ali sizes that formerly sold at
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nRTOuR

Misses Anna and Nellie Shry have
returned after visiting In Barnesville
va.
Miss Pauline Shook, Frederick, Is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Clara
Lyde, at the home Of Mrs. Dorsey
Diller.
Miss Trina Fox has returned after
spending several months IN Dnnkirk
IN. X.
Mrs. Mamie Owens and daughter
Westminster, visited her sister. Mrs
Milton Deyilbiss.
Miss Kathryn IStambangh is Wis.
.iting Mr. and Mrs. William AIbaugh
York, PA.
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Silks for Mems Shirts
CSC yard.

variety pretty neat coOred stripes
These sold a 81 so yard months
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THE DEMOCRATIO ADvOCATE. AUGUST l2 l02I

Miss Amy Motter and Mr.. McKaleb,
0s Washington. we're weeks end Wis
itors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II Birnie
Mr.. Cl0tworths Blfnie is spending
his vacation at Dingman's Ferry, Pa
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CARROLIT0N.

| Regular services In the Bethel on
Sunday and next week.
Twelve carloads OF the Bethel folks
attended the Churches OF God camp
meeting held at LeGore on Sunday
past, and enjoyed the services very
much.
Jennings, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Noah
Long. who has been III the Aero corps
two years, and stationed most 81 the
time at SanAntonio. Texas, returned
10 his home on Monday evening. His
many friends are glad to have him
back home again.
Misses Thelma and Florence Rooms.
OF Baltimore, spent several days the
past week with their aunt, Miss Annie
Rooms
Miss Carrie Greene left on Tuesday
for California where she will attend
the World w. g. r. u. Convention
Her friends wish for her a safe and
pleasant trip
Claude Houck, OF Baltimore, form
erly Of this place was buried az Pa
tapsco on last Sunday. He leaves a
widow and six children, who have our
sympathy.
On Sunday, August z, the GIst bali
team motored to Winfield and defeat
ed the team Of that place tosthe tune
OF 70 4 The features Of the game
We're the pitching OF Myerly and the
all around playing OF Easton. The
Gist team would like to hear from All
teams In the county. Apply for
games TO Jesse w shipley. Carrier 2.
sykesvills.
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Handkerchief at Pre-War
Prices SOC Half Dozen

We Saturday morning SO dozen plain white
hemstiched cotton lawn handRechie children
These excellent quality she year
25c Buy them by the half dozen for school
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Women's Silk Hose
$1.OO Pair

We received another shipment
and hber the remarkable dur
Ink the last few months Ail sizes and black only.
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northeast. but locations have not yet
been announced.
Andrew Benson and son. Of Iudo.
pendence Kansas, have n rig up and
are moving In tools for n test ON the
Bradford farm, located in the south
east corner of the northest OF the
northwest OF 27-26-i1, about seven
miles southeast ot the town OF
Eureka
10 begins TO look ~ ~ Greenwood
county. Kansas was going to take
more prominent position on tho
oil map OF Kansas than it has done
heretofore.
The gravity OF the oil in the Jones
Roth operation, which IL Al to-
gether with the high gravity crude
found in the Sallyards and VirgH oil
fields together with the prospect OF
finding oil OF high gravity IN the
Mississippi formation. adds new aud
attractive features to this section OF
tho Kansas field
The Juncs-ROth stTikes Ia In the
/ Barilcsville sand, picked up AZ 2i2si
feet. This sand which has not been
/ penetrated In this we'll IL found tt
/ be 100 feet in thickness In the
/ Teeters field, tx miles 90 the west
northwest. Acreage IL changing
hands up to $50, per acre IA distanc,
OF three miles from the Jones' Rotu II
strike.
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viii Try Out the South Side
of the North Fork RiUer

An interesting test that should
prove an indicator OF what may be
expected In a big undeveloped area
of the southern Okmulgee district
IL being started by w. G. Newman
of Okmulgee in the middle OF the
west line OF tn southeast OF the
southwest OF 7-S-12, The rig for
this test Is now going up and drill
ing will be started within q few
days, Mr.. Newman, who Is one Of
the we'll known, and successful
operators Of Okmulgee has blocked
up approximately 10000 acres Of
leases along tho west side OF town
ship s-i2, and has secured a
through and complete geological re-
port on considerable stretch OF
country there. He expects to drill
several tests on the acreage.
The test he is now starting will
20 to at000 feet or deeper it neces-
Rnry The location Is near the ham
let OF Carson on the X. o. & @.
railroad In Hughes county, The
nearest production TO the Newman
test Is In l4-7-s, just west OF Holden
Vile, whore the Lyons Petroleum
company has a we'll making 10000
coo foot of gas and ten barrels of
OIL per day from the Penn-West
aand found at 3.200 feet. Lewis &
Clark are now starting another test
In 14-7-S.
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The ActiUe Bond Market

rue stock exchange bond sales
,as' month were the largest ever
Snnown. Ihey are perhaps doubled
w he private Gales "over the count
ge which are In larger proper
I'm than usual with no authorita-
I'VE I'VE figures available. Beyond doubt
we country has all the money or
usoit It needs, the latter being VS.
,o'e ID Unprecedented, monumental
wen wen excessive amounts. There were
,ss, such bond booms in 1898, 1904,
rvs 1915. Even the shortest mem
fes ought TO recall such modern
instances II Is no task at all to
sppy their significance to the inter-
mSsuon OF the present situation
hhu outlook Each OF the four bund
,pooms preceding the present fol-
I%"ed collapse in trade. recalled
~ Ihe sgnificant years 1897, 1903,
Sul and 1914. Also, each Of the
Douu ooums preceded revival OF
nosperily, Money discouraged In
usue experiences sought safety first
all with such income as might
available while hopes OF profit
Trough enterprise were reviving
Anat Is the present stage.
~ u not to be expected that there
WI De forthwith a trade boom tC
alateh the bond boom. Trade and
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 VIII. PECK Residence 2442

bond booms do not travel hand In
hand They move tandem. and each
thrives on what is taken from the
other. But nothing ls lost In the
process OF the economic parade.
Ihere is no discouragement in the
fact that money for enterprise is not
In such demand as money for I'm .
vestment, and that LOANS are shrink
ing even while bank figures show
excessive reserves. and despite fall.
Ing discounts. More billions await
employment for profit than are now
bidding for safety rather than prof
II. When the bond demand Is sated
ms some time Il VIII be. there will
be really cheaper commercial
money, and scanners OF the skies
for income larger than now Is oh.
tainablc consistent with safety will
then bid for money to put into new
Industrial enterprises. New Yorb
Times.
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Labeite County, Kansas

The Newbcrry oil company No. |
on the Atkinson farm. In the north
west corner Of the northwest OF the
northeast Of i-3'-lO, went through
several strata OF sand OF various
depths Gas was found and ONE
oil. but not enough OF either TO make
the we'll Of commercial value, so II
was abandoned az 74S feet, che last
I & feet being IN the MisNsslpnl lime.
The next well to he drilled by this
company viii he on the MCMurry
farm. the location being near the
center OF the southeast quarter of
2-32-19 A rg is now being
moved I'm.
Horace j. Newberry, manager OF
the company, secured this lease on
December I, and 1t includes one gas
well that came In good Tor 1000 GOO
foe'. and one small oil well.