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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Now Rigs In.

The Regal oil company has n rig
IN for No IA on tho J. Larney farm
In the center OF the south line Of the
Boutheast Of the northwest of 25
15-14.
The Mutual OH companv has a ris
up for No on the Myers farm In
the center OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 2S-lb-14.
The Blayed on company No.
In the center OF the west line OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF IS
15-l4 is rig.
Butler and others have arig mp for
No. on the r. Franklin farm In
tho northwest corner OF the north
east OF the northwest Of i7-l5-lG.
Shipley and others have a rig up
FOR No. on the j. Aldridge farm
In the southeast OF the southwest OF
94-lb-1b
The Gladys Belle OIL company has
moved In machine for No. on the
-. Haynes farm In othe northwest
corner OF the southwest OF the south
cast OF ia-13-l2.
Fred Storm has machine In for
No. 1 on the T.. Lamb farm in the
southwest corner OF the southwest of
the northwest of l6-l5-l3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

pressed himself as being very
pleased at the support which Is giV-
en- 10 the Petroleum league IN the
mid continent. field.
J. NJ Burke. who made a most en-
vlable record as the organizer ana
president " the American he-
f!ning company, has opened ottlc.es
on the ninth floor Of the pan!el
building. where he will engage III
the production OF oil.
r. II. Cowhey OF the stewart Pc
trOleum company returned yes'er-
day from q short trip TO IeHas'
where, ne reports. tho col weather
is being as cordially received as II
is in Tulsa.
VIII c. Nee, assistant general
manager OF the Okmulgee Producing
K Refining company, spent the DAY
In Tulsa looking after company pusl-
ness.
w. ]. Holman OF Miami is spend
ing a few days in Tulsa.
Charles Mclean Of the Caulfield
OIL company OF Cleveland, ONO. Is
In town for a few days.
Dave Larsen is back in Tulsa after
an extended visit 20 Kentucky,
whero he looked after his holdings
there.
II. II. Galbraith and o. w. Comp
ton. prominent oil producers OF In
dependence, are in Tulsa for a few
days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

the east line OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 36-i6-14. No. on the
same farm in the center Of the south
line Of the northeast OF the south
east OF the section is drilling at
LILO feet.
Tho Cnney River is casing at ! ,G25
feet on the T.. Mayberry farm IN the
center OF the northeast OF the north.
east Of lO-16-f
CASEY--The Gypsy OIL company
No on the Miles farm in 2l-2I-G
Is drilling at 2.475 feet and will be
the next well due at Casey The
test on the Benning farm OF the same
company Is drilling at 1850 feet,
YOUNGSTOWN Waite Phillips,
tho Okmulgee +. x II. and French
have lG-barrel well at 1900 feot
In No. 3. Foster, northwest corner OF
the northeast OF 36-lI-l1.
RED BTRD-The Gladys Belle OH
company has spuddcd on the Lips
comb farm IN the northeast corner Of
the southeast Of the southwest OF
25-l6-lG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02


The following telegram, which
came to the Oh editor IN his recent
absence from the city. explains the
freight situation as 10 -hata nov.
We hayc been informed that the
western freight trnnI, oOmmI;Src
Of which Mr. johnson ~ chairman,
mas recommended fDC Oklahoma
state traffic the original Oklahoma
scale corresponding TO 55 G., plus IJ
per cent 10 which iE added the %
per cent under the MCAio order
This makes the basic scale o per
cent higher than that Whioh, we suE-
itsted This johnson scale VIII
probably DO adopted Hs applicable
no crude oil and fuel on single lines
with E-Deut diftrrcntili for two
lines ana cents FOR three Hires
Other recommendations by Mr. West
wore adopted
"CLIFFORD TUORNE.
'tOmmcrce counsel Western Pc
trOl'um Eclucrs Association,
General Counsel American rctro-
loum League
The obs o. rate refnrred ., iR a"-
cording 10 local traffic men. the old
ratio lu effect before March "a This
recommendation as set forth In Mr.
Thornc's telegram would give Il
much bcttcr ratio than the % - scale
the one which went into effect ou
June %. under the. McAdoo order
but If not as much Of a reduction as
has been asked by the committee
working under Mr. Vests chairman
Hhip.
on 100 pounds over fifty miles
single llrc, this recommended rate
would give reduction OF l-l0 qt
/ V4Tlt....t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

The sperry on & Gas Co. has a
machine in for No. 9 Oh the L Ash
ley farm IN tho center OF the east
line OF the southwest Of tho north
west VI gJ-l4-I4
Tho Wllmot and Others Mo- on
tho Bradford farm In the northeast
corner of the southeast Of the south.
vest Of 3j-l3-l4 Is IA rig
Tho Soringflcld OH q Gas CO. has
a machine In FOR No. 0 on tho A.
tlint farm in the center Of the north
line Of ,ho southeast of the north
tlAl Of 2A-l4-lA. =.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Dcvoninn Wen Drilled pccpcr.

The Devonian oil company has
drilled through tho Oswego lime on
It's well In 3l-23-6 on the Young
Chief farm. The lime was found
from 2,i04 to 2,5lb feet and drill
ing in now progressing at 1900 feet,
About ten feet of good sand wds
found from BATS 10 2,AS6 feet. The
hole filled up n little but the De-
vonian viii not stop to make n well
out OF 1t because the Bartlesville
sand Is to he tested out
-Four employees on the well, the
two drtllcrs and two toodrcssers. set
record on Friday the 2Sth, when
they purchased $1,000 worth OF war
savings stamps, or. $3.50 each. The
spirit of patriotism shown by the
men has made the higher ups" Of
the Devonian mighty proud.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
The Wen Near The Rcd River.

The well OF the Marion oil 4 Gas
company in the southeast corner Of
The northwest OF lO-7s-6w, which is
showing gas, Is now waiting for a
packer at 1.535 fet. This test is Jus.
north Of the. Rcd river and one of.
the most important In tho state OF
Oklahoma at the present time.
The South Boundary on COMPANY
Is under-rean. 'Og S-inch casing to
2,lh0 feet on the Seav farm IN the
southwest corner OF 35-Gs.5w
The Penn kcl Wat is drilling at
1880 feet with showing on the
Horton farm In l7-5s-7w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Personals.

Walter G. willard. assistant secre-
tary OF the American Petroleum
league, who has ben spending the
week in Tulsa, left last night for
Kansas City and st. Louis After
visiting his headquarters in Chicago
Mr.. willard intends to return to
Tulsa in about three weeks. He ex-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Dlp We'll nj Towanda

The dav Of big wells in tho To-
wanda field Is not past. The No
20 ON the Envart farm In 12-2G-4 IS
an ll00o-barrcl well. 1t was drilled
in SUNDAY night.
Towanda production ls $4,000 bar
rels daily ana tho new production
should boost 1t 10 over the 10000
barrel mark. Eldorodo production
with the bringing in Of the big well
jumps to It's maximum. PRODUCTION
was 5000 barrels withCT tho big
well q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Drilling nccDcr

The Texas company well on the
Frensley farm In the southeast cor
ner OF the northeast Of the southeast
or the southwest Of 35-ls-bw. which
had TIE puff ot gas at 1900 feet and
caused considerable excitement. ia
now going to deper levels and is
making headwnY at 1.g2h feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

Tho Walker CreeH well in the
Northwest corner OF the southwest
Of 2-ag-9w which had {. Ehowlng In
Sand 4 uud from 1901 20 100 fest,
d.d no. show up good enough 70
uaks we'll when tested out and the
pipe is being pulled 10 drill deeper.
II Is on tho Moore farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Kansas Cny EDITOR In Tnlsn

II. c. Dawson, editor Of the OIL &
Gas News OF Kansas city. is spend
Ing a few days In Tulsa and Sapulpa
Mr., Davison's journal Ia one OF the
best oil publications in the entire
field and while he Is here. he Is
shaking hands with many friends
made through the editorial columns
OF his paper.
From Tulsa Editor Dawson will
go 10 Michigan, where, in his own
words, he expects "the touch Of the
native heath to heal" lie is conva-
lescing from recent severe illness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

The Mistlotoc oil company has
finally given mp Its well on tho Laird
farm I'm the southeast corner Of the
northeast Of 3-2s-llw. noar Duncan.
The total depth is 2,506 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
-mnnrtnnt Snnnlnn Mcn pnmncd

Ring x Ring have their well In
the southwest corner Of 36-lS-l0 on
the pump and II is making so bar
rels This test is about three-quar.
ters OF mile from production.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Hlg Cns Vcn ot Walter.

The Keys and associates No. l on
the Smith farm In the .outhwest
corner OF the southeast ot 22-Is-l0w
T. completed for 10000. .0O0-foot
rns well from sand found from 2,2l7
to 2,23O feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
BnIldlne Rig for West- Yale Wen.

Ing the rig on tho location in the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the southeast OF 9-l9-5, II 10 on the
IT, Rice fagrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
Icnsc for Salc.

Seventy acres near Young's pool
east OF Owasso VIII also consider
giving an interest in the lease for a
well drilled Immediately. William
Il, Collette. Phone 7S30.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02
OILAND GAS
Leases SupphoA Production Etc.

FOR SAIE--Star 2S drilling ma
chine, 3o-horscpower boiler, com
pletc string OF tools, cheap II taken
at once. Call l.. Y. Hitch No. 4 Old
Daniel Phone tOO3.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

OWNSSO -- Tho Krammer and
others No on the Victory farm In
the southwest corner Of the south
east or the northwest Of l7-22,14 is
drilling a. 7S5 feet.
Colllnsviue boosters ste drilling ~
3T5 feet on tho A. Allen No. 2 in
tho center Of the south line OF the
southsast Of the southwest OF 3
21-14N'
Tho Tidal oil company is shut
down Mt 1900 feet on the ]. Chaner
No Q i'm the center Of the south line
Of the southwest OF the northwest OF
l6-21-13,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

STONT, BBrFF-The Minnekota
OF company Is shut down Mt 1.47b
feet on the r. Richards No. In the
northwest corner Of 3i-l6-15.
Whtesides and Hutchinson have
snudded the p. Fisher No. II In al
1915.
Gobo and others are drilling at $50
feet on the ] Ashurv No. In the
northeast corner Of 3I-16-15~
The Presto oil e. Gas Co. Is drill
lng NJ $50 feet on the c. Grayson No.
! I'm the northeast corner OF the
southwest OF the southeast of 30
1G-16.
Tho 9q-Oil COMPANY is drilling nt
500 fcst on the Gravson No. 4 In the
center Of the south line Of the south
west Of the northwest Of 2e-1s-l5.
Cosdep is casing at 245 feet on
the n Taylor No 6 in tho northwest
corner Of the southeast OF the south
east Of oO-16-16.
Rrownfield is shut down at 1850
feet on tho ] Gravson No. in the
center Of the east line OF the south
east Of the southwest Of 19-16-15.
Rell oil & Gas Co. No. 4. r
Richards farm In the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest of tho north
west of the southwest of 9-16-1j Is
drilling at $50 feet
The Stehhns No. 7. r. Morrison
farm in the southwest corner OF the
northwest Of 9-16-15 is shut down at
2ih feet
Rackhawk Petroleum company No
4. !. Richards. farm in the center Of
the south line Of the southeast OF the
southeast Of S-16-15 Is drilling at $50
fect.>
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

TTRIFY-The Astro oil & Gas
GO. ls rluFging back in It's we'll on
tho r. LOWS farm In the southwest
corner OF the southeast Of the south
east Of 36-G1-1.
Tho Sperrv oil & Gas Co. No. II
on the l.. Chisholm farm In tho
southwest corner OF the northwest
NJ the southeast Of l321-1 is drilling
at $50 feet.
Z The Gypsy oil company on the
Devinna farm I'm the northeast cor
ner of the northwest OF 13-21-12 Is
drilling at 025 feet,
In tho center Of the west line o.
tho southwest of. the southeast OF
1-"t-12. the Creo oil company Is
drilling AZ $50 feet on the NJ. Phillips
No. 2.
Fd Ross and others No / on the
S Barnes farm in the center of the
south ,line Of the southeast Of the
northeast Of 7-20-1S Is drilling at
755 feet. On
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

O. O. Owen. who is we'll known
among the oil men Of Tulsa, was op-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

DUNCAN The Huber oil com
psny has RIG up for No. / on the
Trout farm in the southwest OF the
northwest OF 1O-3s-Sw.
Tho Alta OH e. Development Co.
has the rig up pet for No, l on the
Bill Fowler farm In the southeast
corner Of tho northeast OF the south
west or 2s-2s-10w
The wichita Fuel e Development
co has new rig up in the south
west corner OF the southeast OF q
2s-1Ow TO offset the original well OF
that company 20 the east
The Atlantic Petroleum company
has not spuddrd yet on the Gunn
farm In the northwest corner OF B.
2s-9w. II IL Btill rig.
The q. s. & g. on Co. has rig up
for Cronlng No. in the northwest
corner Of the southeast Of 2-2s-9w ,
The Plains oil & Gas Co. has
erected rig for No. / on the Hard
Ing farm in the northeast corner OF
the northwest OF the southeast OF
G2s-Sw
In the northwest corner OF tho
southwest Of tho northwest OF IL
1s-13w, the Ok-La-Iloma Oil com
pany has n rig up.
Inc southern on company mas
rig tip for well on the Krisher farm
In the southeast corner OF the south
cast corner Of the southwest of the
southeast Of 81 1s-i0w.
DouRlns n Parker have abandoned
the location for the well on the
Hayland farm in the northwest cor
ncr OF 3l-1s-l0w
on tho Fink farm in the southwest
corner Of tho northeast OF S2-1s-lOw,
Douglas & Parker have a rig up.
The Mcbride oil company has
rig up for No. ! Rondurout farm In
the northwest corner OF the south
west 81 the southeast OF 23-1s-t0w
John G. Kcvs has a rig up vet for
No I, Tllv farm in the southeast
corner of the northeast NJ 23-1s- Ow.
Smith and associates No. on the
Lowe farm in the southwest corner
nf the northeast OF the northeast OF
35-ts-ow Is still = rig
The Magnolia Petroleum company
The Magnolia Petroleum company
corner Of 2G-1s-9w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-02

UASKfII---The National oil
company Is drilling at $50 feet on the
a. Anderson No. 10 in the center OF
The evening current., 1918-08-15
COUNTY AGENTS SHOULD NOT
IsE DRAFTED.
To all Draft Executives.
Number B.2207.

To all Draft Executives.
Number B-2207.
The Department OF Agriculture
views with special concern the evil
dences which reach IL of action by
boards In refusing deferred classih-
cation and In yacating deferred
classification and order numbers OF
county agents employed by that de-
partment. The department Is charg-
ed by congress with the duty OF
stimulating economically food pro-
duction along all lines. The extern
sion machinery Is the most .yalua-
ble single agency for this purpose.
II is difficult to secure men with
the requisite vision and leadership.
Institutions have not been training
men long enough time 10 permit
the department To man the force
entirely by men over draft age.
Great care has been exercised In
selecting the extension agents. They
are selected by the farmers bu-
reaus and the State college offi-
GERS and recommended 10 the de-
partment, The Bureau chief can
vases each case and reports To the
secretary OF agriculture. who care
fully considers each record. The
department has been In the posi-
tion OF having To increase It's forces
by approximately seven thousand OF
the very moment when II was los
ing approximately six thousand OF
its most effective and trained em-
ployees. This emphasizes the diff
hculty OF executing the tasks Inn
posed upon the department by
congress, including the enforcement
of regulatory statutes. such as the
meat inspection act. the food and
drugs act. the various quarantine
laws, and the maintenance an dde-
velopment OF the special emergency
food production activities. rec
The evening current., 1918-08-15
CARLSBAD sHEEPMEN
RECEIVE RETURNS ON
THEIR 1917 WOOL CLIi'

Sheepmen of the Carlsbad coun-'
tFy are Just now receiving complete
returns from their 1917 wool clip.
This wool has mostly been stored
In government warehouses In Bos-
fon and about 40 per cent OF It's
value has been drawn by the con-
agnees. Lately, however. the JOY
se-PruIt company. which handles
the most OF the wool In this sec
tion, has received complete returns
from Brown a. Adams of Boston.
setting as government graders.
The wool was graded on quality.
Iength. shrinkage and burrs. and
VI. r.. Christian of Carlsbad topped
che market with one sack. which
brought 67 3-4 cents pound.
The least price paid By the gov
ernment was ~ 3-l cents
The government has not yet taxi
Ha delivery for the 1913 clip, al
though II has nearly all been ship
ped from Carlsbad. The Michael
Irlbarne clip still remains. as this
sheep man has not yet completed
mis- shearing.
Other shecpmcn whose clips were
handled through Carlsbad are:
Jones Brothers, 2l.OI6 pounds;
Tracy Il simpson. y, 2i6 pounds;
Guadalupe Sheep company. 10000
pnunds; w. T. Smith. 5000 lbs;
Nnidrow Brothers, 1877 pounds;
francisco Alzugaroy. 20.Sii lbs; I;
=. w. Thurman. 5.O66 pounds: Ivan
Thurman. 5,9il pounds; Ramon
Agesta. 2.27l pounds; Il. NJ. Delk
n Sons. 3.l22 pounds; Joyce-Pruit
cDmpany, 1000 pounds. Adams
Sheep company. 1850 pounds;
Adams sheep company IN Texas,
11.7S6 pounds; Jim Etcheyerry,
$4,000 pounds; Babista Barberia,
10000 pounds. The total In lS9,-
s26 pounds. with the lribarne clip
running over $4,000 pounds yet to
come.
The evening current., 1918-08-15
SHORTAGE on UNIVERSITY
STIDENTS.

University of New Mexico, Albu-
querdue, n, NJ, August o,
l9lS.
MIR. Delbert NJ, Jackson. Carls-
bad, New Mexico
nv Dear Sir;
Az "A fellow member In the New
Mexico G.. l.. A.. want TO ask
Tor your cooperation In a matter Of
vital Importance To this state and
ho the nation.
The T.. S government wants the
mniversities OF this country To con
tinue the production of steady
supply Ol trained men. To be avail
able Tor military service and Tor
national service after the war. IL
uhAs become alarmed over the re-
duced attendance at the universi-
ties. due to the Wholesale enlist
nnent of men under twenty-One
years of age Ia the army and navy.
II prefers to keep these men In
school until they reach the draft
age, 80 that the supply of trained
men will not be exhausted.
AT the same time. II realizes the
need for military training 10 pre-
mare these men for military ser
yaCe. Accordingly the government
ga providing n course of military
1rainlng at this and other univer-
attkaR for the special benefit OF
young men under twenty-one years
al age.
We want at least 100 young
IneR In this state To enroll In this
course. which will combine col
Iege education with government
military instruction. Each man
will actually enlist In the H. $, ar
my. with the privilege OF transfer
ring TO the navy when he goes In
fo active service. should he desire
TO make this change, The govern
ment will furnish uniforms and all
equipment Fun particulars are
The evening current., 1918-08-15
-FOUR MINUTE MEN PROGRAM

Subject: MobIlIzIng Americas
Man powerS-Bulletin No. 81. 49,.
For week beginning, August
18th, 1918;
MIR. j. S. Oliver. Woman aud
Child Labor. Page II, Wednes-
day night. August i4th.
Mr.. V. l.. Mlnter. Nation Re-
wards Groups that Help. Page IL,
Thursday night. August 18th.
Mr.. +. q. Tracy. Liberty Gladly
Limits Itself"., Page g., Friday
night. August 10th.
Prof, w. A. Poore. "The Spirit
OF Cooperation, Page 3, Saturday
night. August lTth.
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG.
Chairman.
The evening current., 1918-08-15

ognize the statutory authority of
boards TO decide these questions,
but believe that the facts recited
above, none of which is disputed.
require that boards give special
consideration to certificates issued
by the department OF agriculture to
county agents. Promulgate this by
telegraph. (Signed) CROWDER,
The evening current., 1918-08-15

Attorneys billiard and Grarntham
and Mr.. Grantham's stenographer.
Everett returned from Lovington
Tuesday. They were In attendance
on district caurt held there. How
ever. no criminal eases were tried
only civil eases being disposed of
at this term.
The evening current., 1918-08-15

enclosed.
You can render distinct servic'
To this government and this stat'
by giving this matter all the pub
licity possible In your community.
Very truly yours.
DAVID X BOYD.
Chairman. state Committee on
Education and Special Train
ing OF War Department,
The evening current., 1918-08-15
RED CROSS SHIPMENTS

BOX No. Sc. contained so sweat
ers and 100 pair OF socks. This
was shipped last Saturday. An
othhershipment will be made this
week
The evening current., 1918-08-15

Mrs. M. s. Groves is q patient at
Sisters hospital, having successful-
ly undergone an operation there
this morning.
The evening current., 1918-08-15

Entered as second class matter
April 16, 1917. at the post office at
Carlsbad. New Mexico. under the
Act of March 3. 1879. Published
daily. Sundays excepted. by the
Carlsbad Printing Co.
The evening current., 1918-08-15
Member Of The Associated Press.

The Associated Press Is exclusive
'ly entitled 10 the use for republica-
tion OF all news dispatches credited
60 a or not otherwise credited In
this paper and also the local uews
published herein.
The evening current., 1918-08-15

ROOMS FOR RENT. Il have a
few very desirable rooms for rent
at reasonable price. Phone 243
or see MRS. w. j. RALPH.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16

was here, and the car of the late officer stood in the hangar with group of flyers about it paying tribute to the splendid qualities and daring of their late leader. His good humor was recalled by the name he had given his car, Doe Yak, and the doctor with his flow ing whiskers was painted in flaming colors on the side of the car.
 This is the field on which forma- tion flying is begun, in squadrons up to Is machines but usually with five. The squadron flys in V-shap, with the commander at the apex of the V, carrying streamer which signals and commands. A fleet of 15 machines was starting as we passed, and another had just come after two hours in the air, ending with figure eight, difficult evolu- tion executed by crossing the con trols" so that the rudder serves as elevator and the elevator serves as rudder. At night this field $ lighted by powerful searchlights. and night flying goes or from 10 o'clock until daylight.
 On the combat and acrooatic fields, No and 3, scores af ma chimes were in the lir going through their fighting evolu'r1ns or dipping and looping. The combat airrianes carried camer guns, novel device combining dumml machine gun and a photographic camera. It locks like a gun, but as the trigger is pulled, the camera takes picture of the target, showing just what would have been hit if q 'hot ir- stead of lens had blazed ahead.
 It was over the acrobatic field