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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
GRAY HAIR
Darkened-Stops Falling Hair.
Promotes Its GrOwth-LOok
Young Again.

Q-Ban hair color restorer darkens
gray. strenked with gray, faded or
prematurcly gray hair TO natural color,
making the hair dark, lustrous, soft,
abundant. thick and beautiful Also
stops falling hair and promotes it's
growth. Is Q-Ban hair color restorcr
sticky" No Will II injure hair or
scalp? Impossible. Is 1t easy to
apply? Yes. Apply like Il shampoo
TO hair and scalp Can any one detect
that ] use QBan? No, because Q-I3nn
darkens hair EVENLY and naturally,
but your friends will observe that you
look younger. Suppose that Q-Ban
does not darken my hair or give mo
satisfaction. In that case do | GET NV
money back? Yes. wo guarantee it
absolutely. Only b0c for big 7-oz.
bottle with directions for private homo
treatment of the hair. Grant Drug
Co, GIG East Broad street and 1901
East Main street, Richmond, YIN. Out
of-town people supplied by mail
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accompanied by Miss

to her homo. accompanied by Miss
Nellie Miller.
Miss Mary McClintic. OF Warm
Springs. who Inns been visiting In
stanton. Is now spcnuing some time
In this city.
Miss Mazda Wright. who has been
visiting friends I'm Richmond. has re-
turned to hcr homo in Fredericksburg
Lee Ford. OF Newport Nows. Is spend
Ing some time with friends In Newport
News
Mrs. p. S. Dixon, OF Richmond, is the
guest of relatives in Petersburg for an
extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. a. Mckay. OF Rich
mond. arc visiting relatives and friends
In buchanan. after n short stay In ClIf-
ton Forge.
Miss Fanny Smith, who is spending
the winter here with MIR. and Mrs Rev
erl"y Randolph. was tho week end
guest of relatives in Petersburg
Mrs. j. Calvin Stewart and her sister.
MIS-. T. Il. Shields. are spending a
short time at the home of the Misses
Tahb, Boulevard Inn. Hampton, Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS
* REISI.E;tt.

Within the understanding memory of
the present alf-gencration, many fine
violinists have played in Richmond
and, among them. two towering artists:
last spring, Ysayc; last night, krcislcr
Until last night. Isaye stood alone and
exalted in our appreciation; now l<reis-
Ter stands with him, or he with Kreis-
lcr in either case, they stand together,
while, in our estimation, the others
Nimbalist, promising young virtuoso
Elman. master of beautiful tone, and
kubelik, amazing mcchanic--look up
ward 10 these two, from steps below.
so, there is no one OF our day with
whom krcislcr may he compared, save
only lsayc, and q comparison of the
two Is extremely difficult, for the pro-
grams offered by the two were different
In almost every essential. While Ysayc
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With many new scenes and views
added TO enhance their interest and in
crease their instructional value. the
Williamson Submarine Expedition PIC
lures seem to grow in wonder V n
every unreeling Of the films q n
which they are printed-flms that are
literally unique. films That not only.
have no equals, but that have no rivals
The pictures now being shown Mt the
Academy of Music are elaborated in
part and Cullcd IN part from the films
exhibited In that theatre some weeks
,ago. under tho title, Thirty Leagues
Under the Sea 1t happens that the
careful selection of the pictures now
displayed has resulted in making it
possible to present n series of sub
marine pictures that sustains the oh
servers interest even more continuous
ly than did the former set OF films.
Some OF the long stretches Of coral and
other vegetable or mineral growths
have been broken by the Interpolation
OF other pictures showing more &C
ton ut the bottom of the sea, and
many feet OF films that were not
shown here before have been intro
duced as part OF the performance
For Instance. there Is picture OF
a porpoise rushing hcad-on toward the
eye of the camera with such speed and
ineXorable fixed determination. that
49, '''"H''it nv" a. phtticSnlp lcelS
when 1t sees II torpedo whiZZing toward
It's vulnerable under water and more
or less delicate side.
But, even If there were no change
In tho pictures, these views Of the
oceans depths, made possible of OBJ
serration by the Inventive genius and
indomitable perseverance of the VII
liamsons. OF Norfolk, Va. would he
well worth seeing again-and again
ana again. Certainly no one who has
not seen them should permit himself
10 miss tho only opportunity he has
ever had. or probably ever Will have.
to sec the floor of the ocean. tceming
with life OF all kinds-even, at times.
human life--while he sits in com
Portable chair In theatre. Unless.
perchance, he hopes to be q diver some
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SEVEN

comedy film. the Colonial features
Lola. photoplay in which Clara
Kimball Young Ia starred. The story IA
by Owen Davis. who wrote The Marked
Woman" and tells an extremely un
pleasant tale Of young woman. who.
after an automobile accident deEcne.
rates from Kindly. arrectionate and
charitable girl into the very worst sort,
II isn't necessary to enter into tho de-
tails: Ii Is sufficient to say that II 1,
after the order Of The Case OF Rocky
without tho dual personality theme to-
excuse IL. II is we'll acted. we'll pboto-
Eraphed and we'll projected
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fnfcS-DunnyDuf.

lSp.cinl 10 The Times Dixpatcb
HEDElslckSBCRG, VA. January
Z'.-iiussoll G Yates nnd Miss Pearl
y. Dunavant, both of Haislip, Spotsvl
wanna county. were married on Satt,r-
uhF ~ SpoisYlvan!a Courthouse. Rev.
mr.. Avery performing tho ceremony.
Archie Hawkins was best man. and M;ee
Minnie NJ. Dunnvaut was maid of
honor. They will reside in Sro,svI-
Taniu County.
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NHpn-A ntIerfon

,,So.cial TO Tho Times Dispatch
WELDON. y. g., January 2s.-I,eo-
narh H. Alien ana Miss Lula NJ An
d"r'on' both Of North Emporia. Va.
cau" 20 Weldon Yesterday and were
married by Magistrate n. u stain.
hack Th"r were nccompa niad here ~.
Charles Allen and Matthew DOYLE. Of
t:hporia. The bride Is n daughter OF
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Refreshments, TOO"

had begun and after every change in
her several roles she pleased by virtue
OF her very charming work
And one could not fall to give credit
to Rertee Beaumonte and Jack Arnold
in their mclange of pills and puns. for
the puns had no flavor of stnlcnesa, and
the wit of its kind found ready target
III an audience that is not unused to
vaudeville huInor.
Jack Symonds was no weak link in
the chain OF acts. His "rouEhneck''
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Fine Actor md Play mt strand.


George Beban was once referred to
in this column as the man who has
made of Italian character parts wha,
David Wariicld has made of similar
German parts. At the Strand Theatre.
during the first three days OF this week
THIS statement may be verified by
Notwithstanding In - Mr.. Bcban's
performance In The Italian" Il six
part photoplay presented by the Para
mount Pictures Corporation. While the
play liz longer than The Sign of tho
Rose" the sketch in which this SPLEEN
did actor stirred audiences ali over the
country. ana Ia. or course, in film form,
Mr.. Bcbans own work is Just as cameo
like In it's clcan-cut perfection before
the camera as It has always been on
the stage. And besides. he is support
ed by what ia practically an all-star
cast. Don't miss George Beban. in Tho
Italian!
COIonini's Feature Picture.
For the first half of this week. in ad.
dition to its strand War Pictures" and
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Engagement Annnuncnh

lSpecial to The Times Dispa,ch
FHEbERlCKSBuRG. VA jam
AIRY 20.-Mr and Mrs Robert Mit-
chon. of Hartford County. MARYLAND.
announce the engagement OF their
lon Henson, Of Gloucester County. Tho
marriage VIII tnkc place In the carly
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26

bcpinning At : o'clock with mem
hefshlp banquet. the annual meeting
~ ,he Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
Grafton VIII be held Thursday IL, Tho
central building on Fifth street plan.
nave bccn mad" 20 have this a meeting
81 unusual interest. Since tho now
nnlldinE has been opened there has
beon marvellous growth in ali doport-
.n'h'S. reports OF which VIII hr given a.
'h's 'Imo. Tho bonrd or directors IN
scrv" for 1915 viii he elected nj ,bts
ih'o'ihs. The program will lie varied
WIN two songs Nv Tho association mem
hcrs selections by Mrs ". G Mercer
nhd INC Richmond College Harmony
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BILL TO REPEAL WAR TAX ACT
Introduced I'm House by Representative
Urlttcn.

wAsHINGToN. Jnnuar%y ga bill
to repeal tho war tax act was intro
duccd to-day by Representative Brit
ten Of Illinois. Mr.. Britten said he
based 1t on Department OF Commerce
figures az to the value OF imports and
exports, which he said tho department
contended had been materially affect
cd by the European war
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appearance added force to his work.
and. though his voice was not made for
song, his posture and his jokes were
of the sort that suiiiced to please.
Altogether. ii Is one of the best bills
the Lyric has had lately
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day. and doesn't want to spoil his fu-
ture enjoyment.

stock Company Reviewed To-Morrou.
The Grayce Scott Compary's perform
nnce of Anthony Hopes comedy OF other
days. The Adventure of Lady Ursula"
which VIII be presented at the Eiio,l
Theatre throughout tho week. will be
reviewed i'm this column Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26

lhc Colonial DANES OF America in
me state Of Virginia viii hold their
regular monthly meeting this after
noon at o'clock In the parlors Of the
Woman's Club
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WoMI2N'S MEETINGS.

me recent educational convention
that mot in Richmond will DO discussed
by pr j. a. 6. Chandler before the
iarent-Tcacher Association OF William
ron school. at tho regular meeting,
,his afternoon at 2 o'clock In the school
auditorium. fhc usual tea will be
served. Visitors are always welcomed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26

me Woodland Heights Mothers Club
viii meet thix afternoon Mt 3:3n o'clock
win Mrs. -. ~. Wilson, 600 West
ihirtleth street. All members are urged
20 br present,
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Submarine Pictures better Than he

Douglas Gordon.
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COIoninFS Feature Picture.
For the first half of this week. in adj
dition to its STRAND War Pictures and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
In the Oil Fields
Continued from PAGE Ten.
TO PROTEST AGAINST THE
GROSS PRODUCTION BILL
CitiIcn- of Gushing Ia Mass Meeting
Decide to send Delegation To
Wait on Governor.


CUSHING. Feb s-A largely-at-
tended mass meeting was held here
this morning to formulate plans 20
convince the governor that 10 allow
Ia, gross production bin 10 become a
law would absolutely pdralyze the
uU industry and throw out ut em-
pl1ymeu' several thousand dTiliers.
tool dresseEs. tank builders, teamsters
and common laburrrs.
A large delegation from Gushing,
buurght Yale Oilt0n. Markham
and other towns in this section viii
meet the governor Wednesday morn
ing 20 protest against his signature 70
such "a ruinOus measure.
Tho Cushing Chamber OF Com
merce Will meet tonight to pass
resolutions 10 be- presented TO Gov
cru0r Williams Wednesday. II is con-
tended here that the price Of oil
means nothing 20 thousands OF work
rrs. but what they want IS employ
mcnt The new Olll Will tie up every
industry here, If the governor affiNes
his signature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
roMn kldnnn. a Ga4 Mell.

Special 90 Tho World
JENNINGS. okla, Feb. s.
Il was I'm the interest and for
the benefit OF freezing human
ity that fiye-milllon cubic
foot gas well was recently kidnapped
by a band OF determined citizens OF
Markham, three miles southwest OF
Oilton and on the west bank OF the
Cimarron river. The town got Its gas
supply from this well, and there was
no doubt about sufficieucy, but
when seven additional oil drilling out
flts switched ON To the gas line the
supply began 20 weaken and dimin-
ish Then there was a change I'm tho
weather. within "a short time II went
from balmy spring TO blizzard winter
and the town and the people got cold
This condition had existed for an
entire day when a band of determined
men. citizens OF the town, armed
/ themselves with picks, axes. wrenches
| and spades and marched down the
|pipe line To the place whore the oil
| drilling outfits were attached. Ihey
cut all these connections and then
connected tho main with the line 70
. Markham. giving the town the run
pressure VI the tye-million sasser'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
ORPHEUNi.

The Kelly Kneeland Comedy COM
pany Of Is people opened their en-
gagement Sunday to the biggest sun
day business done at the Orpheum
In a long time and the company
mads an excellent impression. The
comedians are above the average and
kept the audience in a good humor
throughout the entire play. The COM
pany is composed Of good singers.
while the chorus IL composed OF six
shapely girls who know how to sing
and dance, putting their numbers all
over in good shape. Their wardrobe
Is all good and the company as a
whole In a good one.
Ferro and West. a black and tan
singing and talking act, is the best
seen hero in a long time and made
a big hit. taking up about 20 minutes
time and responding to several en-
cores
vaudeville on at 2:ao, 1880, 1880
and ais.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
WONDERLAND.

Six new first run photo plays at
the Wonderland today. Warren Ker-
rlgan will be shown In special Vic
tor drama entitled. The Bogus Ban
dit" The Box Office Attraction com
pany will have one OF those always
good three-p part features. while The
Phantom Warning" by the Rex COM
pany. Is q most entreatlng drama In
vaudeville. Stanley and Lee will pre-
sent a refined musical act.
Tomorrow a special three-reel fea-
ture entitled, The Heart OF Lincoln," F"
by the Rex company, will be shown
at this theatre This three-part drama
features Francis Ford and Grace Cum
ard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
Remarkable Letter Received
by The World
Yesterday.
DESCRIBES A KILLING
Saws Innocent Man Is Now
Paying the
Penalty.

A remarkable communication was
received by The World through the
mail yesterday. II was written from
soaper, Okla, and purported to be
signed by two men, contessing to MUIR
dering a man in Cleveland county IN
1910. for which a man is now serving
sentence in the penltenuary The
letter may be a fake for the purpose
Of procuring q pardon for the man
now in prison or strange as II may
seem. IL may be the truth and II so.
the wrong should be rlghted. The let
ter follows.
ITO the good people Of the state Of
Oklahoma:
This Is a true statement OF the
crime that was committed in Cleve-
land county in 1910. five and one-half
miles east Of Lexington. on the 9Th
day OF April and the reasons why We
committed this. The old human who
was killed was John Culley He was
not a native OF this country and
neither are we, and ne was d fugitive
from Justice and we had been hunt
ing him for some time.
We was paid and paid well for this
work and it is not our first crime
either, but II is the first one that there
has ever been any one punished for
what we have done. That is why we
are writing this. for we do not want
any one 10 be punished for what we
have done. and We do not intend to
give ourselves up.
I'VE were showed by a man whore
this old human lived. We paid him
to show US where he lived and we was
driven down from shawnee In a buggy
to where this old human lived.
I'VE killed this man by knocking
him in the head with a hammer and
then cutting his head near off with
an ak that we had TO use. The reason
we brought him TO death in this man
ner was because there was q house on
both sides OF his hut and by shooting
him we would wake the neighbors. so
we decided on this way.
After we had killed this old human
We hitched one OF the horses TO him
and dragged him down in the thicket.
We throwed the hammer away south
| of where we left the old human in the
| brush.
This old human had murdered a
| girl and now he has paid the debt and
| the man who is now confined in the
| Oklahoma prison is not guilty of this
/ crime and is being punished wrong
/ fully When this letter reaches the
paper we will be q long ways. We
want the whole world to know this.
Have sent a letter to the governor of
the state and II the good people OF
Oklahoma will investigate this, they
| win find 1t true.
I'VE camped on the old humans =
| place in the thicket and made coffee
and slept there.
Resp,
W. w. MIDDLETON and
r. G. ROBINSON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
\ Jonrnali,t,s lament.
DRIVES AWAY
Headache
RUB MUSTERoLE ON FOREHEAD
AND TEMPLES.

4 headache remedy without the
dangers Of headache medicine" Re
lieves headache and that miserable
feeling from cold or congestion. And
IL acts at oncel MUsTEROLE Is a
clean. white ointment, made with oil
OF mustard. Better than mustard
plaster and does not blister. Used
externally only. and in no way can
feet stomach and heart, as some in
ternal medicines do.
Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion Pleurisy. Rheumatism,
LumbaRo, all Pains and Aches OF the
Back OF Joints. Sprains, Sore Muscles.
Bruises. Chilblains Frosted Feet.
Colds OF tho Chest OF often prevents
PneumOnia).
AT your druggists. in 25c and SOC
Jars. and a special large hospital size
for t2.5O.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-gei
what you ask for. The Musterole
Company, Cleveland. ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
EMPRESS.

Today will mark the first appear
ance OF the local Movies OF Our
Tulsa Girl" This film will be run as
a serial picture and one episode will
be shown each week for 10 weeks
Each episode will consist OF one reel
or 1000 feet OF film. In addition to
showing everything OF interest in
Tulsa. this serial will have a little
love story enacted by local society
folks Every scene will be taken In
Tulsa. Don't miss the first episode
today the photography is excellent
and sets a high standard. In addition
IN our Tulsa Girl five vaudeville
acts will be seen. Three shows will
be given today at $50. 1915 and 3
p. m. Seats for the first night show
will be on sale at the Quaker Drug
company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
AT THE THEATRES
AT THE GRAND.

\ packed house was the result in
the change Of prices at the Grand.
starting last night. when North Bros.
presented the prettiest play Of the
season, "Old Farmer Allan" the plot
of which is taken from Tennyson's
beautiful poem Dora" The stage
settings were magnificent and the ef-
feet one very true to nature. The
work OF every member OF the COM
pany working in this play is worthy
OF special mention. "Old Farmer Al
LAM will be the bill for Tuesday night
and Wednesday matinee and night.
Special attention is called to our dis
play ad I'm this edition OF The World.
telling OF the change Of prices at this
theatre. Don't fail to look 1t up as II
will interest all show-goers in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

an easy thing to do. OF course wo
know that no human handlwork Is
100 per cent perfect and II would be
foolish to try to make you believe
every show we have is a topnotcher
However, II has become a matter OF
ordinary comment that "one can al
ways see good show at tho Majcs-
tic" Whether this be true or not Ia
not for us to cay, for sometimes We
are pessinistically hypercritical, bu,
we will say and say II most loudly and
vociferousy that the show today. "a
0ilded Fool" Is one OF the best we
havo ever payed. Take tip from US
and see II. ,...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

Activity in Arkansas.
The uil editor Of The World Is IN
receipt ~ a letter from an enthusiast
In Arkansas. which may be OF inter-
est 20 the 0gressiye oil man
We reproduce it below as IL reached
the desk.
Euclid. Ark. Feb. 9, 1914. Re-
oe.Fed card yesterday from Nash
Vile. Ark stating they had struck
OH and gas there Don't know what
depth nor anything about the guam
uty. as the card gave no details.
we have, no doubt vast oil
field. or rather OIL pool, In this part
Of western Arkansas, and l am sure
men Interested In developing would
DO well 10 investigate. We have
plenty ~ brown shale and blue slate.
and In places the oil rises 70 the sur
face So we invite oil men 10 come
20 see our country. / assure you tnal
you can lease or purchase all tht
land YOU wish. j. r. GRAHAM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

American Beauty" studios featuring
Joseph Harris and Miss Virginia Kirt-
lev. The Imp studios present The
House OF Fear" a three-part melo-
drama OF mysteyr and thrills, featur-
ing Hobart Henley and Frances Nell
son. Todays Keystone comedy Is en-
titled "Fatty's New Role" featuring
Keystone Fatty in an entirely new
line OF comedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

The MacThwaite oil company has
drilled into the top OF the sand OF a
fourth gas well at Ada on the Carney
lease in section 29-4-6. Their tifth
well, on the Hardin place, Is drilling
at $50 feet; the sixth well, on the
Carlton farm, is spudding
The Hercules oil company Is drill
ing below l,l0O feet uD In l2-5-4 In
northwestern POntOtoC county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

A GREAT ADVANTAGE


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g. m... r... --.-.r .a
spent -.-.-.-rt ..e.-
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the .--.I. ... rr.t .r-
Ir " .gt what
g.. t-. . 3. Tulsa
tr.- .- ..- ..-. .r
o. properly
conn ef.--t -- old map ~
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r-- --.asv east t0 Usage -
thence ---.- imagine leaving
~ - s,..-r automobile tgr
'-sr.-- u. o. ... -.Ha 500. ever
tFs -r-.. ,.. -g,y
tulE-.- .r.t .'
IW" p''7 mp alma
Tv ,h.s route 81, r"si i'' gay ,.r
F-a So eNpeN7. r.er'
tulrt-t ...-I conditions work
t1ca. .-' .s...- ,....- WHO are used 20
men r.-. simply could nor
spare the tl'he -.' .-.-rr that the
just rsm-I. l''' .-, III falF is Just
north end " lils ,r.,ls,-and here
ss miles a"1s ',-s, si. mart. for the
is where man ls 1o'.'e ~, - has lust
oil Belt e' .'' 49,. T-t5ge over the
about completed l.S an hiring
CimarrJu river "n.l" ~ This
Drumugnt wlni" MN town OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
YALE.

Miss Olive Adair, who is very popu-
lar among Tulsa's society circles and
a former employ Of the Harry He'll
bron Jewelry company. will be fea-
tured with Miss Dortha Gish in one
reel Majestic picture at the Yale thea
tire today (only) entitled, IAN Old
Fashion Girl" which Would You
Rather Be- one-reel comedy BY the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

The Chelsea Reporter notes the
cnmpIeton Of two more nice wells IN
the taU-foot sand near chelsea. \. r..
Paulg,r got one rated above one hun
drrd barrels ou tho Anna Taylor al
lotment In 2T-Z4-lT. $. r. Mallory
ot al. Eot one rated above one nun
Jrsd barrels ON the r. J.. Dlshu"h
uIsce bon 2--24-l-. The American
Rational bank OF NusEogee has -O-
acre piece in this new pool that mas
-5 barrels initial.