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Evening star., 1937-09-19

playing ostrich with the issue. And
when you all begin to find the answers
to these questions as they apply, first
to your own home and then to YOUR
community, We will begin to make
progress. For believe it will be hard
matter to answer the pathetic ques7I
tion of what to do about the cfimesI
of youth until we have solved the
problem of the crimes of their parents d
Round Up tie Hvmon Bsossd
On A~erieon sfrssts roam tkov-,
sunds Of "kor.Iess" erinisoIs WI;
twisted Minds WHO in q .o.sst q
bseo@s rooiss sonstsss. Tke next y
III. Of svek o hs"d ~oy b yovv vi
-yosr dovsktss = yosv boby q;
Proper Inv esfosee~est coz.
eofeh sp with most Of tksss hen,
bsasts before tksy bseo~e nspi,
~s'iIuto's a. ..rdsssss, ssys J. Edcu,
Hoover in fke third o,tieje Of tk;s
iRposfont series.
Decent citizens must insist n.
A~ssicu 5 wo@oskood osd ekjldkoe
b sofsgvosdsd. Tkot's one Of you
Jobs in This war On crime. To vsJe.
s'o"d thoroughly tie probls~ okse
OF yov. read Nv. Hoovss's uvtjek
The Sex Csimjnoj." h will oppeo
next week.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

AEorHER, for avoiding and allayne
IN"diaper rash, no other baby pow
der equals z. B. T. That's because the
olire oil in Z. B. T. makes it more effec-
tive in preventing cha6ng and irritation
makes it more soothing, more COM
forting to your baby's skin. Free from
zinc stearate- Large 25f and 5Of sizes.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
For q Crime-Free American!
Mossziss Ssetiee
Dtuwn by Robsss A. Gsosf

the series of articles by Edgar Hoover appear
ing in THIS WEEK the truth about crime in America
The who know most about fighting crime believe
that be curbed without the cooperation of the
That you, who happen to be reading this page
Last year America paid almost much for
the entire Federal spent all of depart
If we could wipe the crime BILL could have parks and
Fairgrounds and clubs for young people We could fight the
diseases which take heavy toll lives each year. We could have
better schools for Americas children and healthier happier
safer people
We have of these blessings when the average
realizes his her responsibility and joins the battle for
free America.
If help, your club organization the
crime primer that has been prepared This booklet for which
Mr. Hoover has written Introductory article tells how get
your forces together for the civilian fight 1t will be
you free if you THIS WEEK of this newspaper
giving the and address of your organization.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
THIS WEEK

Head CENTER!
Trevvy pushed his chair away and
turned to face the speaker, and knew
what was coming. Trevvy - who is
much younger than his gray hair and
old world manner would lead one
to suppose - stole the middleweight
championship from Lieutenant the
Master of Clanrae as recently as 80.
He loosed a piston rod left, which
experts have assured me has never
been seen in the ring since the dis
tant days of Jem Mace! Without shout
or word his accuser went down and
tobogganed across the uncarpeted
floor. his head coming into violent
contact with the door post!
Trevvy looked at his bleeding
knuckles, took a handkerchief from
the pocket of his dress coat and
wrapped it around his hand. Take
him out" he directed. Moscow will
deal with him." He turned to me:
'Commissar - see to it,"
AS the dwarf and another man
carried the insensible accuser from the
room, Trevvy faced silent audience
I'VE live" he said. upon the edge of
a volcano we who live for the
Cause. No personal motive must
enter into our actions"
Il agree! l agreer' cried the red
man and banged the table furiously.
1t was curious illustration of the
fact that amongst violent men, vio-
lence transcends logic De Treville was
now completely master of the situa-
ton. He sat down and scribbled some
notes, until the dwarf and the other
man returned. and then, standing up:
Information has been leaking out"
he announced, (The wolf chorus
greeted these words), fools threaten
to ruin us. Paul Czernikov is not con-
cerned in any way. The examination
is concluded" He nodded to the
dwarf. Release the prisoner.
Throughout, Paul Czernikov had
watched him unflinchingly. but with
ever changing expressions upon his
pale, unshaven face. Now came a
clicking and rafting as the prisoner
was freed SmOlenski's s powerful hands
suddenly we're banged upon the table
and he sprang to his feet.
"Sit DOWN. said Trevvy, sternly.
Il have something to say"
You have nothing to say to which
l am prepared to listen In the in
terests of your animal desires you have
risked the lives of all of u.s.
1T is true! 1t is truer' The red man
beat the table.
'You will report to Moscow immedi-
ately; this was the object of my visit
to London"
Trevvy turned to me. He held out
his hand and this time without words
knew what he wanted. l took out
and gave to him the broken Ikon.
"Comrade," he stretched across me.
The red man stood up, his wild animal
eyes glaring madly. gladly. This is
yours. See to IT that our comrades in
London are safew He rested his hand
on the woman's shoulder, beckoned to
Paul: Come! You both leave England
tonight. These are my orders" He
glared along the table 'Comrade Smo-
lenski, you leave for Moscow tomor-
row. Head Center will deal with your
We sat in Trevvy's fat which over
looks the Green Park Day was dawn
ing. We had parked Paul Czernikov
and his wife in neighboring hotel.
You see." said Trevvy, Il re-
membered her vaguely, and when
heard her voice, remembered her en-
tirely. She was the Hon. Ann Vesper,
younger daughter of Lord Sandholm.
She married the Grand Duke Paul in
Cannes"
"Of course! l remember
spotted the broken Ikon in that
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FARMS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE-Salc or Exchang

$50 DOWN $40 month, So acres. near
1926. NAtl 1858 or Adams 64iS-J.
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Chevrolet 1882 VictOria-Clean GOO
as a pin inside and out. Mile O1OO
age is low. and this popular little
model won't be here long. Trade and
terms to suit.
N. e. BRANCH L. P. sTEUART
141 18th st. N. e. Atlantic 600
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CLEAR detached brick house, rented to
colored for SIS, for vacant ground close
in. Call Mr.. Bartlett. NAT. $685., after
6 COL 1884.
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OFFICES FOE RENT

OFFICE room or suite Of 8: very reason
able; close:in. convenient, ample park
ing. Call North 1905.
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LOTS FOR SALE

CoLoRED-S2 DOWN. SO MONTH
On . lot 40x10o tt. gives you right 70
build at once
500 = N w.. Room 4o7 MA. 1850
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Chevrolet 1886 Master De Luxe pAOS
Town Sedan - The buyer OF D4OO
quality transportation will appreciate
the saving offered at this bargain
price. Condition considered you can't
match this used car value. Beautiful
opalescent gray finish, built-in trunk
extremely low mileage. all dual equip
ment, an economical motor that will
give you the best in performance.
Drive 1t tonight. Terms arranged to
suit you.
ADDISON CHEVROLET, INC.
1887 Irving st. N. W.
Open Evenings Adams SAIL
CHEVROLET 1887 Demonstrators. Sullivan
Chevrolet, 400 N. 7. Ave NV. NE. 2S11
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Chevrolet 1886 2.DoOr Trunk Sc pA0S
den-New only last year: I'M OfAO
usually low mileage and in wonderful
condition throughout. Used car buy
ers. this is an outstanding value.
Drive 1t tonight and give US your
opinion. Handsome gray metallic fin
tsh, mohair upholstery. good tires
flexible steering wheel. fine motor
The low price represents a substantial
saving. Terms made convenient
ADDISON CHEVROLET, INC.
1437 Irving st. N. W.
Open Evenings Adams 5411
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SUBURBAN HOUSES FOR sALr

NEARBY VA. BY BUILDER
| &R 050 Broom. 2-story brick. attic, base
VO'H ment insulated: 5000 down: easy
SIS, $50 Groom. s-story brick. Fireplace.
*'- built-in garage: AIR CONDI.
TONED OIL HEAT
New subdivision. Beautiful wooded lots
Other houses, 1880 McCLAINE, 21O0
Wilson Blvd. Clar. Va. WAL. o292. day
| evenings Sunday
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@Enn $500

$6.450-New. modern Groom brick; gas
heat; large lot facing Govt. park and gol1
course. 1631-41 Fairlswn Ave. 8. q. AID
| 1920. L c. Miller.
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apartments. Realty Corp. MET. 1855.
WE HAVE BUYERS for houses and in
vestment. List your properties with US.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
Shoreham Bldg. MAI. 1850
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CADILLAC 1884 5-pass. sedan-Black
paint. excellent white side wall tires,
spotless upholstery This car had the best
of care, it is unusually clean. 1928. c. c. C.
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd
st N. W. Ma. 5000. Open evenings and
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CADILLAC 1887 7-Pass. Sedan; custom
Fleetwood body. disc wheels; all de luxe
equipment; black paint; radio; heater. A
G. c. guarantee. $2.445. Capitol Cadillac
Co., 1929 22nd St. N. w. NAH. 5000. Open
evenings and Sunday.
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Chevrolet 1888 COach-Here is p00E
a low-priced car that will DAAO
give plenty service: paint, pholstery,
tires and mechanical condition all
o. K. Car No. 906: trade and easy
G.MA.C. terms
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Chevrolet 1881 Sport Coupe N1OB
Good paint. good tires. runs O1UO
POHANKA SERVICE
1926 Goth st. N. W. District 9141
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BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE

| SOUTHWEST corner 18th and M Sts.,
N W. 10000 square # Make offer.
Owner. MET 1884.
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$3.50

Brick bungalows. with big rooms:
absolutely modern with "Carefree Comfort
with Modern Gas Appliances" 500 block
of Boston Ave. Silver Spring.
Dist. 6S77 sHep. 4443
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EMERSON 3 ORME
IL & NJ st. N. w. District 800

Chevrolet 1885 De Luxe Coach OOCE
Splendid condition, looks new. OOUO
Silver Flash Tested; only 1855:
| terms.
EVANS.PALMER, INC.
New York and Florida AVaa NJ E.
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Sb.7b0-Eighteen brick garages rear Con !,
Ave. and Porter st. viii prove . GOOD
investment.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
31A Pa Ava
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EMERSON q ORME
18th q M SITS. N w District 300

Ford 1887 De Luxe Model IS g. esOs
Pass. Club Charlottesville DOOO
green finish. leather upholstery: has
only been run 1000 miles and can
hardly be told from new: this is a
popular model and delivered for $S43
our price is very low. Car No 1888:
Emerson Orme guarantees II for 80
days: trade and easy @ MAG terms
EMERSON 8 ORME
II NJ st. N. w. District 800
YOU CAN BUY a Ford for only IS down
at Triangle, No. 2 N. Y. Ave. N. W.
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CADILLAC 1886 5-Passenger Touring So
dan, model 60; large trunk excellent
black finish; this car has had the, best
of care and is very clean throughout;
1905. c. C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co., 1922 22nd St. n. W. NAH. $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
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STATION WAGONS a.: cash; reasonable
4468 Conduit Rd. Emerson GOAL.
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Chevrolet 1886 Master Coupe cAOE

Rumble seat. radio. heater; SDfOS
practically in new-car condition.
GARDNER STUART MOTORS
S04 Bladensburg Rd, N, e, Line. S13
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Buick 1895 4-Door Touring Be- p7AE
dan-Buick ownersI This is ID 3O
your one opportunity to share in
real saving on a perfect automobile.
Try to picture this value in your mind,
then hurry down and take 1t for
trial spin. Beautiful rich maroon fin.
ish with contrasting red trim: all
dual equipment, bult-in trunk. luxurf-
Gus upholstery. powerful Buick mo.
tor tires hardly worn. Uncondition-
ally guaranteed. It's an outstanding
bargain at the new low price.
H. B. LEARY. JR., 8 BROS.
1891 14th st. N. w. Potomac 1900
d0uen Evanfuv0
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THE FAIRLEE

and Park I'd. Attractive, comfortable: /
large room nice dinetta. kitchen. refrigeED
ator: newly decorated. Potomac 1850.
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Color Is a beautiful. Nile OOUO
green. looks like it Just came off the
showroom floor: mileage Is low and
will give practically the same service
as new car at a great savings Car
No. 1876: Emerson & Orme guarantees
1t for 30 days; trade and easy G.M.A.C.
terms
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Buick 1885 De Luxe Sedan-Al- pECE
ways kept in garage: original SDOVO
owner gave 1t best Of care: only 1866;
terms.
EvANs-PALMER, INC.
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC, beautiful blue convertible
Coupe Roadster. special body, new tires.
used very little; in fine condition; paint
like new; a real bargain. Will demonstrate.
For further details call col. 7475.
CADILLAC 1881 Convertible Coupe, wire
wheels, excellent black paint, black
leather upholstery. splendid Burbank top.
You will certainly agree our price is low
for this car, $195: C. c. C. guarantee Capt.
toll Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd ST. N. W.
Ma. 1900. Open evenings and Sunday.
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Buick 1896 Model Of Formal OOAE
4-DOOr Sedan - With built-in CDCfO
trunk; finish is a smart shade of dark
gray; car has been kept in a garage;
mileage is low and looks like 1t just
came off the showroom floor: Elmer
son 4 Orme guarantees 1t for 80 days.
trade and easy G.MAC. terms. Also
1886 Model ~ Sedan for 1878.
EMERSON q ORME
II a nj St N w District 300
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TRUCKS

up-Original red finish. good DID y
tires. low mileage and mechanically
perfect.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET
1920 NJ st. N. w. District $500
Evening star., 1937-02-14

1ALL ROADS good roads this kind of Hills
faten out bumps melt down rough places become
smooth the LINCOIN.ZpPIlR gldes the miles. Its
performance under ali of me distance and
weather is and stimulating
Consider what the LINCOlN.ZEPHYR offers that other
in the price class do 1t has VIZ cylinder
gine. Lincoln builds it. Twelve cylinders great
smootl'ness. great fexiby Twelve cylinders here.
IL to 18 miles to the gallon!
The LINCOIN.ZEPHYR has a unique body structure This
is the only Of its kind Body and frame welded
Evening star., 1937-02-14

BACK TO HEALTH IN
F L 0 r I D A. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, jr., finds his daily
round of golf at Boca Grande
a good tonic for full recovery
from his recent illness.
Parents of his fiancee, Miss
Ethel du Pont, have been his
hosts there. ( A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

together You ride surrounded by steel You ride closer
to the road and thus, safer.
This is a big car. The wheebase is 122 inches. the
springbase 1873 inches wide roomy Three
sit in front without touching The amazingly easy
alert in a crisis. Brakes powerful. Ap
pointments look the part
II have had many fine cars writes owner, 'bu the
LINCOIN.ZEPHYR marks a in comfortable
poration low COST See today, how that is
in traffic, the open road Lincoln Motor Company,
builders Of Lincoln and Lincoln-Zephyr cars.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

Left: JOHN MES NO
GENTLEMAN. Mary is in
vlted merely to look on while
her young gorilla friend at
the Chicago Zoo enjoys two
candy canes and offers none.
& A. p Photo
Evening star., 1937-12-05

illustrated Hot Cake Server $5 co. Brandy Burner So 90
Ege Server $4 co. Nut Croker $50 Ice SOo Sugar Tones
$500 Bocon Fork $780, Serving Tone $1,000 All items shown
in the Rose Pottern
sef Rose the poen illustrated herewith is the eptome Of the
nobes traditions in Ste Sterling Rich design heo weight
is unusual for it's dcote eocefu beauty We include below
this outstanding Sterling Silver pottern.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

SIX MONTHS OF REST I'VE need and we've been looking for
it, Paul he and his wife boarded the Nomonde
New York for Euopeon voeoon Ye we'll toke look at LOUIS
Poseurs and Emile Zoos Pos before return Fho'o
Evening star., 1937-12-05

QUEEN MARY
IS USHeReO IN.
Britoin's dowoeer
queen DRIVES in
ooronet ond er-
mine to attend q
stote dinner at the
BeIeion Embassy
in London.
A p Photo
Evening star., 1937-12-05

THANKSGIVING IN THE
BOWERY. One Of the thou
sonds invited to ehority's free
feost on thot day puts owoy
his first square meal in weeks
-moybe months.
CA. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

[ 0 N D O N
LADIES OF THE
CHORUS. Pretty
foir recruits ore
tn ese chorines
competing for q
toehoId in q revue
under rehearsal
for the holiday
trode.
: A. P. Photo.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-16

The priceless ingredient of every
product is the honor and integrity
of its maker.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-16

BILIINGS-About those Doodle
bugs, the writer was interested
in knowing about a certain well in
Texas, the discovery well in Sam
Fordyce field dn fact, and on a
certain day the plug was to be
drilled. Knowing / was going to
the location, a 'doodlebug man"
friend OF mine asked to ride with
me. About two miles from the dis
eOvery location, we stopped to view
a gas blowout on another well.
Plenty of volume and some oil was
shooting over the 126-foot derrick,
and all hands were somewhat ex-
cited.
My doodlebug friend took his
divining rod and faded into the
mesquite brush He returned after
a half an hour and very confiden-
italy told me when we were leaving
the scene that there was an oil
field under the spouting location.
We proceeded on over TO our des-
tination TO find a rattle trap rig,
no steam up, no life about the
premises, excepting a dirty, sleepy
Mexican lying against some boards.
The spoutdng we'll was blowing off
at uepLn OF 4lOO 1eet, while the
sleepy Mexican rig had set casing
and cemented on a 27O0 1T. sand.
Same Old Story
My doodlebug friend again dis
appeared into the mesquite. After
a half an hour he returned to in
form me there was no ghost Of a
show of oil. This occurance was on
Sunday and the operators broth
er+fn-law had died so the plug was
not drilled that day. However, the
following Wednesday, the plug was
drilled and 10000 barrel produc-
er was brought in, with a shoe
string outfit. For two years there
after, we were in close touch with
the field and to our knowledge,
no well was ever brought in, near
the spouting well with the we'll
equipped rig.
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Reveals HO1U Doodle Bug
Man PrOUes Infalible--
He Signs T1Uo AffidaUits

A California friend only recently
related circumstance in his ex-
perience. He said while drilling
well in California, dOodlebug man
sold him on his ddea sufficiently
enough for him to arrange to trans
fer to the said doodlebug man GER
tain royalty percents for his advice
in locating some future wells. While
arranging the transfers, my friend
was visiting with the doodlebug
mans wife. Their discussion swung
around to the doodlebug mans
seeming accuracy.
Said my friend, Why your hus-
band has a stack of notarized
statements from banks and business
men that Is remarkable in the &C
curacy Of his claims" Said the
wife, Don't you know how he does
that?" Naturally, my friend said
no, but was UP on his toes to dis
cover the Secret.
why, when a location Is made,
he will make a prediction that it
is a location for real production.
He will make a written statement
and notarized it in safe keeping in a
bank or business house. He will
likewise make a statement in like |
manner, but saying there is no
hope for oil under the location. /
In either case, one will win, and |
he obtains the affidavit from the 1
holder of the winning statement. \
Naturally, my friend did not trans
fer the royalty for the advice.
Some doodlebug men are really II
sincere and believe in their ability
TO read the signs of their ability
ioodlebug.
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TIME no REMOVE THE sPLMTs

Regulation of business be helpful under certain crcum
but like powerful medicine indiscrmnate application
lame blind kill patients Fred A. Edean of the
API told the Ohio Petroleum Markee association expressing
growing sentiment throughout country 1t the
reserved for everyday application he said There
different types of regulation Putting pnt mans foot
necessary and helpful but keeping him forever cutchs when
needed aophy and render the limb useless Regu
ton which proceeds beyond the spnt continuing control
be similarly damaging and to be avoided would the
plague
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recognized an the instruments OF the
band except the slide trombone.
One old settler watched the ulav-
or for quite some time, then said.
There's a trick to It; he amt
really swa1lerin' it."
In Chicago she was Sadie.
In Detroit he called her May.
In Duluth the name was Mabae.
But in Pittsburgh it was Fay.
She became Estelle in Yonkers,
All of which suggests a bunch:
In his swindle sheet he calls her
Just plain gas and oil and lunch.
A city chap was crossing a mas
ture. Say, there, he shouted to a
farmer els this BUN safer"
We'll" said the farmer, 81 reck-
on he's a lot safer than you are
just now"
The height Of something or other
is dumb girl turning a deaf ear
to a blind date.
OppOrtunity-they do me wrong
who say I come no more, when once
knock and fail to find you in:
'or every day l stand outside your |
ioor, and bid you wake, and rise !
% fight and win.
The priceless ingredient of every
product is the honor and integrity
If its maker.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-16

1t Is a queer notion that the way
to help workers is 70 tax employ
ers so much they viii have less with
which to pay labor.
It takes a thousand nuts or more
to hold an automobile together, but
only one to spread 1t all over the
landscape.
How few think truly; Of the
thinking few, how many never
think, who think they do.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-16

An interesting factor is the geology of the district
of the Enneberg well revealed by the geology
K Houston pioneer geologist of the West Kelvin area
We have prints of this map which have provided to
members who interested Members should to this
map Immediately to the location of this well (SWA
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PROCTsE Avn HORsON

Hunt No. 3-Hobson Dome locat-
ed on NV SEANBA Sec. 3O-14N-
15E, is reported showing some oil
at 100 feet. F. E. Hunt, operator,
says he contemplates drilling ahead
Immediately, while Clarence Precise
will very likely be in charge of
drilling
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ten minutes than others can in a
day.
-
Wealth is not his that has it, but
his that enjoys it.
1t is well to remember that we
are not paid for having brains, out
for using them.
1t is not the square miles that
make the country-but the square
men and women in it.
The one-ring circus was visiting
a town in the hills. The folks there