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Evening star., 1917-01-14

"Then it'll be a case of movin' on some
where for the summer, l expect-Nova
Scotia or Iceland?' says |.
Wee mods and let's out: a sigh.
"lf we was a pair of wild ducks, now,
says l.
At which she snickers kind of hysterical
and-well, it's the first time ever knew
her to do the sob act. Also I'd never been
quite sure before that | was much more
to her than sort of an amusin' pal. But
when she grips me around the neck that
way, and snuggles her head of straw
colored hair down on my necktie, and
just naturally cuts loose for good cry
say, then knew!
| knew it was to be me and Wee from
then on. amt givin' it any fancy name.
We amt either of us the mushy kind, |
hope. But felt that she needed me to
stand by, that could be of some use.
That was thrillin' and wonderful enough
for me. And as I folded her in gentle and
let her turn the sprinkler on brand-new
plaid silk scarf that I'd just put up
dollar for, | set my jaw firm and says to.
myself, "Torchy, here's where you quit
the youths department for good. Into
you act the part.
"Vee,s whispers, "leave it to me.
didn't know just where | stood before.
But I'm out of the trance now, and I'm
set for action. Leave it to me-
"All right, Torchy,' says she bit
choky, but tryin' to work up smile.
aYou can do nothing, though
COULDN'T |? Maybe not was out
to make a stab, anyway. There was
a couple of days left before the steamer
sailed, and I'd just passed a resolution
that Wee was to stay behind Beyond
that my program was vague. After I'd
walked a dozen blocks it begun to get
clearer. My first stop was at the Ellins
house. I'm led into the lib'ry, where Old
Hickory is sittin' in front of the big marble
fireplace, half way through his second
cigar. What | puts up to him is when
can realize on my share of the pirate
loot.
"Why,' says he, athe dealers haven't
made report as yet, but if you wish an
advance should be happy to-" =
Tomorrow" says |.
Certainly says he. "Say five thou
Sand-ten-"
MAKE it Ave. says l. "May | call up
Mr.. Robert from here?'
Mrs. Robert Ellins tells me this is his
night at the club, so all has to do is hop
a Fifth Avenue stage, and in lessn twenty
minutes he's broke away from his billiard
game and is listenin' while state the stu
alton to him.
"Course,s says l, "it would bump
Auntie some, but seems to me it's comm
to her.
"Quite reasonable conclusion, says he.
at amt as if she needed Vee," | goes
on. "She's just got in the habit of havin'
her round. That might be all right too,
if she didn't have the travel bug. Blu
when you're engaged, this long-distance
stuff ought to be ruled out It's got to be-
"The way you suggest ought to accom-
plish that says MIR. Robert.
what sticks me is where to camp
Evening star., 1917-01-14
MAGAZINE SECTION for January IA, 1917

reverend, but was too rushed to think
up the proper frills. had to attend to q
lot of little things, among 'em bein this
plant with Auntie's cruisin' friend, the
widow. She was in the habit, Mrs. Num-
ford was, of pickin' Auntie up now and
then for an evenin' drive in her limousine;
and what | was tryin' to suggest was that
this would be a swell night for it,
"But don't see how can," says she,
cooin' as usual. 4Mrs. Hemingway is
to be guest at a going-away dinner, and
may not be home until late"
"Eh?' says l. why, that's fine-I
mean, for Auntie. Ripping, eh, what?
Much obliged"
The foxy old girl. She'd never mem
toned it. And if hadn't found out just
as I But did. 1t simplifies things
lot. That is, it would unless Here
grabs the phone again and calls up Wee.
"Auntie's going out to dinner tonight
SYes, know says Wee. aShe has
just told me. l am not included.
"Then whisper says l. aRevise that
wardrobe trunk of yours like you expected
a cold winter in Jamaica. Have a bag
ready, too, and a travelling dress handy
But why, Torchy?s she insists.
Leave it to me, says l. @Wen be
up about $780,
"We?s she asks.
Now be good, says /, @and you may
be happy. Also get busy.
YOU see, figured that what she didn't
know she couldn't worry about, nor
discuss with Auntie. Besides, it was all
too hazy in my head for me to sketch it
out very clear to any one.
Honest, | don't see now how l kept
from gettin' things bugged, for sure was
crashin' ahead reckless. | felt like I'd
been monkeyin' with a fyin' -machine
until I'd got it started and had been
caught somewhere in the riggin' with no.
body at the wheel But was glad of it.
Mr.. Robert helped out wonderful.
When l stops packin' my suitcase long
enough to remark: @But say, if it does
work, where am headed for?' he's right
there with the useful information.
"Here!' says he. 4Your tickets and
drawing-room reservation. It's nice
little place up in Vermont-quiet, refined,
comfortable, all that sort of thing. Train
at 1915"
4Oh!' says l. 4Then that's all right.
Lemme see, where's that other sock?'
Say, I'd even forgot who all I'd asked
to be on hand. That was what / was
checkin' up when rode past Auntie's
floor on the elevator. / finds Wee some
excited and more or less curious.
Please says she, "what is it all
about?'
"It's little game says l, Aentitled
ditching Jamaica. There'll be some of our
friends here directly to join in.'
"Torchy, says Wee, starin' bit scared,
"you-you mean that Anyway, I
should change my frock, suppose?'
af you do," says l, couldn't you make
it that pink one, with the flimsy pink hat?"
@You goose!' says she. "If you like,
though. Why, there is some one now!'
@That,n be MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Ellins, says l. you'll have to show
speed.
Trust Wee. Just the same, I don't
I. - a..
Evening star., 1917-01-14

Course, my reglar evenin program is
to doll up after dinner and drop
around. Ill admit Auntie hadn't issued
any standin' invitation, but if Wee was
expectin' me that's enough. And she was.
We went to shows some, or took walks
up the Drive, or just sat in the window
nook and INDUCED in conversation.
Once we had whale of a time, when Mr.
Robert gives perfectly good dinner dance
for us. Oh, the real thing-Cupid place
cards, floral center-piece representa-
twin hearts. and all that sort of stuff I
shoutin'. Even got to scoutin' around at
odd times pricin' small apartments and
gain into furniture store windows.
And then Well it was just little
chat Auntie has over the phone that
takes most of the joy out of life. didn't
notice what she was sayin' at first, bein
busy tryin' to draw out the foor-plan of
a cute four-room affair I'd inspected
recent. All of sudden, though pricks
up my ears.
But it's so hot in Jamaica" Auntie is
tellin this friend of hers. "Oh, Newcastle9
Yes, that is delightful. but Can one,
really? An army officers villa! That
would be IDEAL up there in the mountains.
And Jamaica always routs my rheuma-
tism. For three months? When can we
get good steamer? The tenth. That
would give us time. Well, think we
shall join you. Let me sleep on it,
Meanwhile Wee and | are gain blank
at each other. And Auntie proceeds to
announce her scheme as placid as if it was
something she'd thought out special for
our benefit.
Excuse me, says |, "but you amt
plannin' on Vee's goin' too, are you?
"Why, certainly says she. verona
could not stay here alone. And at this
season the mountains of Jamaica are"
"It's utterly stupid at Newcastle,
breaks in Wee. Nothing but lot of
black soldiers, and few fat English Off
GERS, and seeing the same dozen people
at teas three times week..
Besides, | puts in, ut would be a
long jump for me to run down for over
Sunday, wouldn't it?'
"How unreasonable of you BOTH says
Auntie "Now, you young people have
been together great deal of late. You
can well afford to be separated for few
months"
goes choky in the throat. There was
lot of points l wanted to make, but
all can get out is: :sBut--but see here;
we've was sort of plannin TOTO be"
"Nonsense!" cuts in Auntie. "You are
hardly more than children, either of you.
It's absurd enough of you becoming en-
gagged. But beyond that Oh, not for
years and years.
And she sails off to sort out the dresses
she'll want to stow in her trunk
HUH" says I, glancin' at Wee. "Merry
idea of hers, eh? Years and years! Talks
like she thought gettin' married was some
game like issuin' long-term bonds matur-
in about 195O.'
"If you only knew how stupid and dull
it's going to be for me there!' says Wee.
with you that far off, says I, "New
York amt goin to seem so gay for GER
tain party
"Isuppose must go, though, says Wee.
al don't get it. says I.
@Oh, but must, says she.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
DIR. T. A. FEENEY TO WED.

DIR. II. A. FEENEY TO WED.
 pr. Thomas A. Feeney of Stanley street. a we'll known dentist, and Miss Mary E. Condon of StamfoHd will be married in Stamford on July '. Dr. Feeney was graduated from the local High school in 1906 and in 1913 was graduated from Medico- -Chirurgical college in Philadelphia and since that time has been practicing in this city. His f1ancee is a teacher at the Water side school in Stamford.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
sHn MECHANICS WANTED.

Bosto. June 16.-The state free employment bureal issued an appeal today for mechanics to apply for po- sitions Tn the shipbuiiding industry Men who have had any experience in the vari0uD trades concerned are urged to take up this work as a pa triotic duty.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Boston. June 2s.-Authority has been received from Washington to grant the German seamen detained on GaIlop's Island in tho harbor, the privilege of receiving visitors. Rel- atives and friends will be permitted
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
NEv BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUEsDAY JUNE %, lol7.

x. M.. on the night Of May IT in Fl Paso. cossin brothers are at liberty on bonds.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TEXTILE AND FINANCIAL DAY.
 Springfield, June 2S,-Today is tex tile and financial day at the Indus trial Exposition and Export Confer ence and men prominent in both the textile industry and the bank were at hand to attend the convention.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Thursday evening in Vega hall. Grand President Joseph Moss of Rockville will be, present with other Grand lodge officers and for this reason a full attendance is desired.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
MIrIru N,R

NU6H FOls III
 Bostosi. Juns 2Ss Aliens wore gtvsn tl ship papers, in tle court hers yesterd3S largest days buslAeGg the court which will not session until Septembat.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

to 90 to the dst0ntion camp on Tuas day and Thursday Of each week.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
THREE INDICTED FOR MURDER.

THREE INDICTED FOR MURDER. Fl Paso Jury Passes on Staying of
 Rancl1man.
 Fl Paso, June 26.-Felix R. Jones of Fort Worth, T. J. Coggin and Mil lard Coggin of Ell Paso were indicted yesterday on charges of murder and conspiracy to commit murder in con- nection with the death of Thomas Lyons, a ranchman, of Silver City,
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

N0TE:-If you arc too old to 60, do tho next best thing by taking your son or another eligible man to the recruiting station and start him toward humamty's army. Give at least an hour to tho service of your country.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Martha Chapter

Martha Chapter.
 Martha Chapter. No. 21. o. E. s., will hold 3 regular meeting Thursday evening. One candidate will be in- itiated at this meeting.
 w. l.. Morgan Lodge. K. of F. The usual weekly meeting will be held in Vega hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Election of officers for the ensuing term will be held. A report on the outing to be held on July 1st at Retts' farm. will be made. The Rummy club will hold . mid- night session and open house on July 3rd. A full attendance Is requested.
 Court Prosperity, F. of A.
 Following are the newly elected of- ficers of Court Prosperity. F.. of A. chosen at the Se1mi-annuai meeting last night:
 Chief rangerw. J. Hickey.
 Sub chief ranger-Thomas McCor- mick.
 Recording secretary-Tv.-i illiam J. Semmens.
 Treasurer-John Dunworth.
 Senior woodward-WilliAm Wills.
 Junior observation-disclosures Glynn.
 Senior beAdle-Janes Maher.
 Junior beadle- Daniel J. Driscoll.
 Lecturer-Joln w. Hickey.
 The oflcers will be installed by the new deputy. James W. Manning of Court Friendly. at the meeting July g. Thomas ID. Donlan. chairman: w. J. Hickey. John Dunworth. William Wills and w.. J. Semmens are com- nittee to meet with other court com mfttees to arrange series of socials to entertaining the grand court convention. : Pythian eisters Meet
 Worthy Temple. Pythian Sisters. met last night and elected the followt ing officers: Most excellent chief Mrs. Mary A: Mitchell. Excellent senior Mrs. F. witl1n.
 Excellent junior-Mrs. Louise Davis Manager-Mrs. Louise Heftitt.
 Mistress of records and corresponds ence Mrs. F. Grstoriex.
 Mistress of hnanco-Mrs. Clara Laufersweiler.
 Conductor-Miss Lillian Mitchell.
 Guard of the outer temple Mrs. Rose Witkin.
 Trustee Nellie Norton.
 Representative to the grand lodge Mrs. Louise Davis.
 Organist-Mrs. Clara Laufersweiler. Press committee George H. Mitch ell.
 Installation will be held July 20. TrxTTT;E AND FTNANrUAT. nav.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
ChnInbcriain Council.

fNeplar meeting Of Chamber GDAncll. No. !. IF. 0. U. \. M
 held Saturday evening at . intttee of Ave was appointed for <b visit Of Nathan Hale Council 4to1n South Manchester who will asefk tho degree work on larxs 7s9e for tho local council The com- d6Iee consists of Dwight Bacon, Airman. Pinkerton. Fl. Hall, buts Guenthsr. and John Hemihg-
 The committee decorated the eased members Eravae Sunday. 19re will be . needing of the de-
 officers Monday night at .
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Martha Chapter. No. 21. o. E.. s. will hold regular meeting Thursday evening. One candidate will be in- itiated at this meeting.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Ha<16es Auxiliary U. s. VI V. Tn. Thomas Roper and Miss May ghbey entertained the members he Ladies Auxiliary, E S. w. V, their friends this afternoon A. Ii. haii from until s ck. The Ladies Auxiliary will
 ita regular meeting this 5nS at c. v R. hall. hall. a.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

NOvEIi1sT DEAD Fl London, June 1e A4A1 McQuoid, novelist and wrle9 el books, Is dead. aged n
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
fRAIERNAL. NEWS
Unity RebeakalA Lodge.

The meeting of Unity Rebekah s3od4ps No. 54 will be called at :, cl0ck this evening. After the estinx lady minstrels show will
 the entertainment. open to the NAe following program:
 ss Opening Chorus N 3sstssippi ........ Mrs D. Smisner AAe Sunshine Of Your Smile ...... ;.ssn ...... ....... Miss Alice Gleed Ainny's Little Coal Black Rose x asss,s ,s..s.............. Miss Ethel Pereau
 fow Ne Rose .... Mrs. E. Bacon
 Ahama Moon .... Mas Alice Zwick Soor Butterfly ... Miss Hi1da GlAed Noyvn Where the Black Eye Su-
 4Ans Grow :. ..... Miss e. Nelson Jtove Here Is My Heart .........- v .ss..'.. ....o. :. ... Miss K. Gaffney htafloeutor Mrs. L. H. Bell.
 AccompArfst-aGiAs Ruth Bennett.
 washineton Camp. F. Q. 8. of A.
 The, following omcers have been 1ected by Washington camp, No. 9, . Q. g. Of A.; President, Harry Frit-
 n: v4cs president, ". 4. McDaniel:
 eter of forms Earl Wilcox: con-
 ctor. J. Cagwe1l: financial secre-
 0. F. G. Houck: secretary. Irving
 ddtng; treAsurer, A. l.. Thompson: epector. F. Wagner: outside guard. Ward Parker; trustee, F. Fl. Houcl. A - installation of onicera will take ce at the meeting on the second ay in July, with District .Prasi- Fred vergason in charge.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

G1f ErAncis Drake Iodge.
 IF Francis Drake lodge, No. 43s. Ddfs of St. Geor6e, will meet on
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Lady Wallace n0dge. edy Wallace lodge, No. 24. will regular weekly meeting on 6nesday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Residences: 2442

owns in leases 1854 acres, and the
production of oil in this state during
the year was 653, ,73l barrels as against
l11722 barrels the previous year. The
company expects to have n refinery
in operation in West Virginia to oper-
ate upon this crude.
The two Oklahoma refineries owned
by the Ohio Cities Gas company,
namely the International Refining
company at Cushing and the Ardmore
refining company at Ardmore. have
made net earnings in excess of $780,
OOO per month during the four months
that they have been operated.
Besides this the company caused
the Mountain State Gas company to
be organized under the laws of West
Virginia for the purpose Of distribut-
ing gas in Boone and Konawha coun-
ties of West Virginia Since its or
ganization the Mountain state Gas
company has marketed 39S, SCI, 900
cubic feet of gas and will largely in
crease its sales as well as its net earn
ings during the coming year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Ohio Cities to Purchase Pure
Oil Company.

Plans have been worked out by
which the Ohio Cities Gas company
is to purchase all Of the property OF
the Pure oil company.
The directors of the Pure Oil cont
pany met in Pittsburgh last Saturday
and approved these plans for their
side Of II and at an Informal meeting
held at the Waldorf hotel in New
York Thursday, the directors of the
Ohio Cities Gas company decided that
all was favorable as far as their COM
pany is concerned.
AS soon as the details are worked
out the plans will be submitted to the
stockholders in detail for ratification
of same and there is little doubt but
that every thing will go thru nicely.
The stockholders Of the Pure OIL
company are to receive practically s2J
per share for their holdings and will
be given an opportunity in a limited
way to become interested in the ohio
Cities Gas company.
The increased prosperity of the
Ohio Cities Gas company Is the out
standing features OF its report for the
year ending March 81. Net earnings
for the year. including subsidiaries
ltotaled s4537,039. In recent months
the rate OF earnings has increased ma
terially. the net for April being at the
rate Of approximately 100000 a
year. The statement Of net,earnngs
for the year ending March 81, with
taxes and interest deducted was
S3.610.S34.
The Ohio Cities Gas company owns
property in Ohio, West Virginia and
Oklahoma. In Ohio it has under
lease 65,622 acres of oil land and
owns in fee 2,l00 acres production in
the year ended March 81 exceeds that
of the previous year by 100,325 bar
rels. In West Virginia the company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Bidding Veru Weak

The bidding at the sale of gas
leases at Pawhuska last week was
very weak and the high bid Of Sill
per acre made by the Tidal oil com.
pany for the 1880 acres in the north
end Of the Usage was turned down
by the Usage commission. who ruled
that the sale was not sufficiently ad.
Nertised in order to create enthusiasm
in bidding. II appears that the pro-
ducers in general are not very much
in favor OF a gas lease only and want
whatever they get in the well wether
it be oil or gas. If the Usage commits
sion wishes anybody TO bid on leases
they should make them read For oil
and gas"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Second Clark Test Js nrv

@ fs naiigas4 u r. SsRr e E fSgaYEi Sss4 EisrS e
Kan. is dry at total depth Of 2,s15
feet. Fred Clarke was the former man
ager Of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the
National league. The Little Pirate Oil
company is developing the property.
The Lucy Warner oil company No.
on the F. II. Warner farm in 32-2O-4
has been abandoned at a total depth
of zoos on account of the Clarke No.
2 being dry. IL is located in the north
west corner of the southwest of the
southwest of the section.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. KAN
fAS, COMPLETIONS-R compile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Cdrter-OrbGR .SkOUing Big

The Carter Oil company is swab-
bins the Orban No. l in the southwest
of the southeast Of the northwest of
1l-26-4 and II is making 80 barre'I
per hour or at the rate Of 2,160 bar
rels daily. 1t was reported as making
3 barrels per hour which was con-
siderably under the wells standard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Oil and Gas
Leases, Supplies, Production. Etc
Price RclluCcd-

Burke's Township Plats are now
selling for SIS each, the price being
reduced from $40. This book of plans
covers Garfield, Kay. Noble, Payne
Grant and Pawnee counties and por-
dons of Lincoln, Logan and King
fisher counties. For sale by Tulsa In
dian Trading Co. and Hotel Tulsa
Cigar Stand.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
sol Barrel Steel Storage Tank for
Sale

For Sale.-One 55,OO0-barrel steel
storage tank. New. Located about two
miles north of Augusta, Kan. VIII
quote price as it stands, or erected in
some other locality. a bargain. Ad-
dress, Walnut River Refining Co..
August, Kan.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Old-Timc Memories.

The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. on the Scott farm in 1S-1S-17 is
making 400 barrels at n few feet in
the sand. This is oXceedingdly good
Tor the north end of the Cushing field
and revives oldtime memories when
big wells in this district were the
rage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

1900 feet OF new . X inch, II h.
Spong casing. Make offer on spot
cash basis; casing on track at Bar
tlesville. Address 1887, care Tulsa
World.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
WANTED CONTRACTOR.

To drill two wells in Pontotoc coun-
ty. okla. 1900 and 1900 feet each
Rigs and pipe on ground. Phone
1910 or call 205 Cole Bldg, Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

AT FOX-The Gypsy Oil company
has the underreamer lugs out OF the
hole on the Moncrief farm in 32-2s-3w
and Is now drilling at 2.3S0 feet
The same company No. | on the
Matte Norris farm in 2S-2s-3w is
still cleaning out at 1900 feet.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

AT BIXBY-The Cosden Oil & Gas
Co. has abandoned No. 3 on the Lucy
Bigpond farm in 2S-17-13 at a total
depth Of 2,051 feet.
The Sinclair Oil G Gas Co. has
moved the rig from the southeast cor
ner OF the southwest OF 30-17-13 on
the Della Tolllver farm to the south-
west corner of the section and will
drill the well there.
The Atlantic Petroleum corpora
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

Robert A. McBirney. Undertaking
Parlors. Is West Third street Phone
456. Residence phone i91.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26
Oil Stocks

Furnished by Strandberg. McGreevy & Co.
members Of the New York stock exchange
Q22 Baltimore avenue, Kansas City, Mo:
Standard Oil Subsidiaries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

AT BALD IIILL-Bradstre and
others No. Z in 22-15-14 is good for
so barrels after shot
+. II. Moore's No. in l1-15-14 Is
good for 40 barrels after shot.
The Chicago Oil company No. on
the Jefferson farm In 20-14-14 is
making 900 barrels natural.
The Prairie Oil & Gas co. No 4 on
the jefferson farm In 2O-14-14 is good
for 150 barrels from the upper and
lower sands.
The Sperry oil e. Gas Co. has com
pleted No. s on the Carter farm in
20-14-14 and 1t is good for 20 barrels
after shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-26

the j. Boies farm In the northeast
corner ,of th1 555dd ;rwaa ortkS H8Flh.
east of the northwest of 2S-1S-1i is
completed at a total depth of 1927
feet and 1t is a barrel well after
shot.