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President of the Police
Jury of the Parish OF
Washington, State of
Louisiana.
Secretary.

Such bond shall be signed by
the President of the Police Jury
and the Secretary, and the said
officers are hereby required to
have written, printed or engraved
on the reverse of said bonds, the
oil wing certificate:
"This bond secured by tax.
Registered on the. day of
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WANTED
WANTED
!
ASD ALL MEbN
THERE IS. A CHANGE TO. ENTER EN-;
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uWN fH Rns1 A,iin fURASTn. RlASSMn'ssNHiDs AND o'''
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Is nwrrsr raifiSSpES$As,s HfS HSSd'S$A Ef$A CHESTER TO
ASdA'sMlTrHs; rIEcEwoRK
BolLERMAkkks,A ALL KINDS
corrEF;SNIi,TH;ss 4, !MARiSEo
Hi;:HiMMiEBBss MiB
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MA,hiNlSi tSH0P MEN On HEAVY
MaCHiNiSTs MAHiNE ENPERiENCE)
,,o,,. MOLD Lot'rSMEN
p,->i EH y PIiEiRiENSE 81 NOT NECESSAhYf,
hiN Et,rEiRS, ut,Iriis ,,.r MAa,n,HiNE MEN NTH on
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BE pLSSi,rriI' ~ ,tnYs
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CHEerNuT ST. sOgA---Reotns with private
hath electric llshS; reference.
LOCUST 404i--9d sAr.. \ lnciud. bath. un-
18TH s.. 201-Two 2d-fioor front rooms: at
tractlyely furr : steam heat: run. waer.
FIFTEENTH. N, 1SO4--sineie room, well
Inrn.: also housekeeping. furnished.
18TH. n. i4Oj-Two rooms furnished
honsekceplns. 81 80: single room. q. 80
THREE larra rms, 1st floor partly fur, %
ana 1anitor service, Apply 1901 N. 18th.
WET PHILADELPHIA
LARCHWOOD AVE. Ss23-Nicely Furnished
able for gentlemen.
SPRUCE. lv51--lsree and attrac. furn. ID.
moor front room; gen Yemen preferree.
south. exnos h..w. heat. Prest. 4231 w.
47TH 8. 12s0-Niceay furn. rooms for lleht
HANDSOMELY furn. room In large modern
private home. electric lights: IN minutes
to CITY Hall. Telephore Rarins 4i3.
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TOSSESSION AT ONCE
Corner 5723 Hoffman Avenue
Price s6OOO. Could not he bmi't today for
$4,000. bedrms.. large Dutch hall. tilts bath
with built-in shower; h. w. heat hwd. floors:
GHs sS hin arS ave-
5l23-25 FUNSTON ST.
Essc.n, sscTs in"ss;msn, r"r'"a 8 :a,so &c.
ADAM c. JAEGER
Ana wIDENER Rr.DG.
EARKv1. r,cn, fi2
hui conveniently located. opposite Fair
mount ra,x wnrs nScrmO rvnrE Of sSa
Ss"n4ss aesS a,ESsipE Sf;slS%sHi
McLANAHAN. 15th and Pine SITS.
nice. cszv. .n.ory ",s,ory home at
Look at 1879 N Underwood st.
SEE sss MsTTM1iS nSd S5cS Snour s..l IT
TMMED., Poss.-Add,scn St. bet: 57th and and
Sn.S heat samns s"%ss
,%N ri Il 'yfHrfi EfTEhMsS r fSw. 1S
1000 3: RI.ocK ETH ST; ,,, ,.u
%%%fs %%a % %'isS;iHf; " HSR$ S;'ss foSsnn sSsss
E.a Sa S%5 s ~: BEoM
Two story; Dutch ball; hearncms; slsr. s,,C
dry FRSWS XSSs1RB XsS Sr's; :; 4 saSS ss i,
4035 CHANCELLOR ST.
Immediate nosscs cssion: twin house. g. rooms.
$s'S .Ss 4; r$ss: rs$ss s:ss
,.3S Sa3% rIsH HFEHHIf .Is7 TyRHAGH MSS4Hr
ToSKFR 5!SKE oHK az 5: i:1s& s4IH
b644 WALNUT ST.. $4,000: Immediate DOS
session sd aTn aHs Sas
s1HdsSM = sMra sss lana es Ts ssx
iWn nu,ss ssu;s' g civ Z, Hs on and ea1
l,nss s.'ns; 70 IarEe plant. south Of NY IDEAL
house and location for r@comirs roo or bEardnE; % Ia
$1,000 cash required. = .aS; Lsessr ~ Ien.ral
Modern ss;y ASD a sor ASS sioo s @
S;. PS5S fs ra. s'1$ co. .S 1isd and sff
c0RSEG l;;nx HG,,x "7d rdsms Rsm" .ts .i:c,rc
Emit Emnire Trust Co. 44th and Ianca ster ave
%ss.n $500
ssny Stand. e for se ali ihst. sood he.S o.as.
RENT ST. PRICE sI7OO
Five houses, 800 block Merton ave.; lots
ihxSO: first mOrt9aRes Si0W each
''NH &. MISn.ER. 1900 Lancaster ave,
s4OTWo stSry semsSstsGh.S ns%y rsred; ,sss s.,
,yi,,t"n' ave. WEST PHILADELPHIA REAL.
MMsTxTE Co. 1000 BaltlMore ave -
% lon: y; !. story. porch. rooms. bath; only
$500; sssHIYy1.tHeGrHHER. ssIYy1 tHeGrHHER sod and Warren SITS.
s4i7 MALCOLM ST.
o .,ory. porch front. rooms and AL con-
SS.niences: Immediate pOSseasion: price *0ooO'
g. T. HALL. 80i Liberty Bldg
$1,000 EACH. 60 2.to.y 7;room ssiSsn,isi awcIlinfs
section Of West PhiIs, tSth N snd M.tsr ghsster st
Sail RROOMAI.L AYE.-2-,tory. pGsncahn; pnan; sief elef
o,,h ~; + THvi.ANE. 600 Walnut.
siXTEEN HOUSES on Osaee ave; pet. ,,Msn aHth
,Ysi ana "%sn "wner. o' N. Galford q.
'MMIG eat and largest s-:tory house I a. every
w9sSSAssP. 5ssss Svss %; :s:'
ONE 80. Cath CHI: q r.; let lSxet .s easy
terms Inos, - ..... -.
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RENTAL. I.lsTs

THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
For lnsurances on Lives ana Granting An
Ill sss'SSt CAS- s sssn sJa Hs:Ts :Ts
Bio $. 22d. f4r. 1887 2s2 8. c2d 17r. f50.0O
.l9l Spruce. iIr1O OO m 2O2O Iocust i5r12S.00
1913 Pine. i1r no. OOl i34s pine. i4r iOa. 81
15t9 Oxford.1Or 40. OOi 2i ii Pine 12r.. $3.50
124 n. Frt. .11r 90 OOl Roa Race IOr fS 90
STORES AMI DWELLINGS,
Pol N 2d.1sr. $40 OOl 1go N. I'd. Tor sac ~
1341 Ridge, fir. 81. 5Oi 522 r. ce. sr.. IS On
3gtG Par'h, 1Or 40 OOl O25 Cherry 5r IS. 90
51s N. I'd sr e5 OOl 2SiS Ridge. 11r. 27.00
2j5O Amber gr. % OOl 125 w Oxf or. 81 90
1l6 Laurel.11r 90 Odf 5c4 Vine 4r... 20. 81
009 N. 4th. Tor 1s OOI it26 =, I'd. 6r.. 1e.09
1204-6 s. 2d.5r 1900 cO4 Whar' .5r.. 1900
les N, 4th,12r 10000
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Sj0Oo-Posssssion; nser. Wsshiceton Lane
w.;ii.Ssi ;sisIe .Sas sinys Sosss win @ siss front
PoIe. and :Fsseis s,ss sr'ns sss1s siioSss. ss.
TT w. =
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APARTMENTS


NEW APARTMENTS.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN
1924 s. 18th. adjoining Phila. club
Just completed; most desirable In Phiadel-
phia: furnished and uufurnished rooms. ain
gle or en- suite. moderniy eauippcd: good
light. perfect ventilation: huilt-in baths and
showers. wall safes. electricity. steam heat,
hot and cold water. valet and maid service
and restaurant on. premises: an ideal home
for discriminating bachelors. Apply to rep
resentativc on promises.
THE GENEVA
1877 =. 10TH ST.
High-class apart 'nents, with or without rrl-
rnte bath: cntl-clv rcfnrn. Tel Snrmce ai0o.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments a speciality Sherwood
Co.. 1921 Walnut ST. Some very attractive
| and room furnished apartments.
1904 SPRuCE--Two rooms private bath.
furnished or unfurnished: modern: south
ern exno.ure: yearly lease. Apply promises.
1901 y. 16TH-? rooms. furnished. house,
keeping: I room. private bath.
SPRUCE. 1711-Furnish-u and unfurnished: :
scme honsck cerine rxclMsive lora lion.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
''OREEN TREES" 32iS Barring st.-Ono o.
large rooms; private baths; table board
Phone Barring 1853.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

POSITION wanted--I desire a position as
buyer manager of either a large gro-
Gerry store. department or gen. -al store.
where ability and experience IL required and
appreciated In compensation: am out of
draft age: had years OF actual buying and
managing experience: been successful In pro-
ducing returns: at pre- sent engaged. but de-
sire larger operation; best of references Re
ply for conference NJ 4O7. Ledger Ofhce.
YOUNG MAN wants work for home cven'g gs;
tY>. cler. wor. tracing. etc. o32 w.
Seymour st.
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xllRURRAN

GERMANTOWN no f. Johnson--Oper 10,
guests desiring hrst-class accoms in de
lGhtful location; large double room with hoi
or cold water. Phone Germantown 300.
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0EIMANT0MM
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BOARDING

ALLEGHENY AVE, W.. fsiI-Third. story
front roonte with board.
COLUMBIA AVE. s2c. nrst-ciass board.
SPRUCE ST.. i0a3--Choicr table board |:
home cooklng: small tables.
17TH. s.. 250-Best acc, N. for refined peo-
nle: sunny rms. newly furn.: hrd.: ref,
elevation eervirc.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

aparts.. central ocationJ hv
week II des. Sherwood Co. 1921 Wait.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouse---Reliable BILE
capacity.
WANTED--t' 'OOks. housew'k girls. cooks for
Cath. h.rec. Mrs Rose Dougherty. Girard,
cooks. Mattresses. chambermaids. nurses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-28

TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
TYPEwRITERs-All makes. plenty in stock.
for rent or sale. Both phones. Guarantee
Typewriter Co. Al n. 10th. near Arch.
HIGH GRADE TYPEWRITER REBuILDING
Rouiilot Typewriter Co.. 6O8 Walnut.
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ReoMs ron RENT

BkowN. lsll-Gentiepan, warm "a front;
permansnt: rear hste: oSner'g qvlet home.
csffSFsyT s.f ,.y: &; "a: u ss;
'!ll E! !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-28

nuIldinE Lots: Factory Sites. Etc.
WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY SITE
PropsEty located sad and, Grayyss EHrry Ferry road
has fronts, with building. Penna. Raiiroad d
sidings; satisfactory tsrms; Apply
26th ard Grays Ferry road
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-28

MAIN LINE r. ,R. r.
A MERTON HOME
si2. .nOO-NORTH SIDE. NEAR sT.-s20 600
We build GARAGE to suit you at cost: bal
JAMES r. SCOTT Phone Merton 500.
FOR SALE-Narberth. Pa: bargain: $500;
tlSO0 cash: l? rooms and bath; modern;
possession at once. VIM. A. McCrea Sub
urban real estate. Phone Ardmore 270,
NARBERTH-New houses from $4,000 to
$50 900 Amply Harris Real Estate Opp0-
site station. Narberth. Pa.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
DOCTOR CRA|G
 PASSES AWAY

The community at Haines and Ft Seward were startled yesterday upon the receipt of a letter from L. H. Pedersen to Capt. Reese dated at Fort Stevens, Ore, announcing the death of Dr. Harold NJ. Craig, who for the past seven years or more was a resident of Haines. Dr. Craig had the love and esteem of every one in whom he came in contact and as a skilfull physician and surgeon had few equal and fewer superiors. His loss will be greatly felt by the entire community white and native, as he had charge of the Presbyterian hos Pital during his stay in Haines. Af- ter his appointment as surgeon in the army he still had charge of the hospital but transferred his resi- dence to the Post.
 Dr. Craig was member or Whlte Pass Lodge No. 113 F. & A. M. of SkagwaY and his hosts of friends in this city will be shocked at his sud- den passing away.
 Dr. Craig was married and leaves 8 wife and two little girls, the older one it Is understood is also dangerously Ill.
 Following is g. eraaaS Of the letter and this We beliey is all the par tIculars that have been received.
 It. Stevens, Ore, Oct. 8, 1slS' Cart., Reese:
 Pardon this irregular letter, but just want to convey to you the
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
ALLIES MAKE
 SURE GAINS

Allied Armies in Belgium, Oct. 16.-Today the advanced patrols ara within a mile Of Courtrai. The Lys river has been crossed be tween Confines which was captured and Warnton. Another crossing mas been effected at Wer Civy.
 In. the southern zone where the mud spattered Allied troops are fighting forward through rain and mist over sticky ground the enc my has begun the withdrawa. Enc my troops are being moved cack from Pout AYennin and Berylau and from Roreghem front. He!S the British troops have reached the outskirts of Neurichin. |.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
DRAW NUMBERS FOR 1918
 GLASS

Juneau, Oct. 14. - The numbers for the 1918 class were drawn at A. B. Hall Saturday night under the direction of Captain Finnegan, The first forty numbers are the ones coming under the next craft:
 B 59 5 56 1 60 g 49 47 10 42 P S2 5s 55 6 50 4 50 30 4S 19 16 54 IT 46 36 35 II 51 12 S4 IS 27 Is 2S 52 T 21 20 13 A 37 SS
 33 2s ? AS 24 5S S9 57 45 31 25 14 23 41 26.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
ALliES FIGHT IN
 SEA IF MUD

London, Oct. 16.-An official statement by the war office says that thirteen thousand German Pris- oRers were captured on Monday and TueSGay in Flanders by the British, Frarch and Belgian troops. The report adds that all armies fight ing under King Albert are fighting in drenchiug rain and the roads are seas of mud, yet they are fighting fiercely and keeping every advantage gained.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

N. 0. Hardy, Deputy U. S. Mar shal at Skagway, arrived on the Spokane enroute to Skagway. He will remain in Juneau until the next boat north. Mas. Hardy, who accompanied, him south a few days ago. remained in Seattle for an extended visit with her sister. Mrs. Hardv's health has not been of the best ard it is hope the change or climate will prove Deneficial.-Dis- patch.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
MILL LECTURE i. !. TOMORROW

The reception given Mrs. Cornelia T. Hatcher at the residence of Mrs c. V. zinkan yesterday afternoon was very enjoyable affair Many of the Skagway ladies took advan- tags of meeting this brilliant and nationally known lady. ="
 Mrs. Hatcher Is president of the W. c. T. U. of Alaska and was an important factor in the campaign for prohibition which resulted 'tn the overwhelming vote for prohibi- ton in 1916. Afterwards she spent several months in Washington work ing for the passage of the bill that made Alaska dry and to her be- longs much of the honor for its passage. - a s-
 A. the request of the chairman oi tue GuGSdI1Ou pCP~IsASuI VI 1t->< Woman's Committee of the Coun- cil of National Defense Mrs. Hatch- er is making tour Of Alaska. An important part of the work of this committee is the making of pa triotic addresses Dy women speakers wherever they can be pressed int service. Mrs. Hatcher has ma such an address in each town Dat, has visited in the territory this
 The lecture announced for q, morrow night at the Presb
 church is part of this {; Was program, the subject being, ual.ie. by the Stuff" There - ,n dred [ admission fee, sand po oa1 bundr, the lecture being Mrs. Jonn- three S'hss eonsiiguslon V s so wound war program of the - mittee.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
BOhBARO
 STRAITS TOWN

, With French Forces in Flanders' Oct. 16.-The Germans today re- sumeG their long range lombard ment Of Qunkirk on tW straits. The sheiling continued for some hours and while no materiF damage was done some of the civilians were victlms of the raid. The particu. lars are coming in slowly.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
CAVALRY CROWDS
 INPORIABI CI1Y

British Headquarters in Flanders, Oc' 16.-Latest reports from the front state that the Belgian caValry are within mile of the important railway center of Thielt which lies fifteen miles southwest of Ghent.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
TANKS ADVANCE
 AS HUNS RETREAT

Washington. Oct. 16 - General Pershing reports to the war depart ment today that the Americans have made substantial gains on both sides of the Mouse river. These advances have been made against stubborn resistance by a reinforced enemy as the Germans have brought ur considerable number of reserves.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

sad news that our mutual friend, Dr. Craig, So long at Ft. Seward, died this evening here at 6:45. Pneumonia. He was taken sick just a week ago this evening.
 an rendering such aid to his bereayed wife as l can. She is bearing up bravely. '
 In haste,
 l.. H. Pedersen, m -- Camp Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
KAISER BILL |S
 CRAZY AGAIN
Paris, Oct. 16.-According to @ dispatch received this afternoon Lille has been completely outflanked by he Allies from the North.

New York, Oct. 16.-The New York dailies are receiving many sem sationa' but unconfirmed reports concerning the kaiser. Some of them assert positively that he haa abd.cated, while othres state thas ,hc has gone insane. While they reports are not substantiatad t q thought there is a color oH truth iR them. f
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
ALLIES NEARING
 TWO BIB TOWNS

London, Oct. 16. - Reports just received by the war office an nounCed that the Allies are now only eleven miles from Bruges and m~ yirg on while they are but twenty five miles from Ghent.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

London, Oct. 16.-President VII sons reply to the German peace nn.s produced "a most unfavorable imi ression" in Berlin, says a dis patch from Amsterdam today. The publication in the Berlin papers was
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
BRITISH PATROL
 ENIERS L.|LLE

Paris, Oct. 16.-British patrols entered the southwestern suburbs of Lille this morning after determined resistance by the remaining German troops.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
GERMANY ALL FUSED UP OVER
 PRESIDENT WILSON'S REPLY

followed by a panic in Berlin bank in< circles and stock exchange;
 1hs Supreme Command will come to Berlin "to deliberate on mobil' ization and cofserYation of national strength and to also raise the mili- tarf age" . ... !,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
CASUALTIES FOR THE DAY

Washington, Oct. .16. - Ihe sua o~a
 ra,tie. for the day are eight nun, nun dred thirty seven. Of these s1S saS uleu aunarea and thirty are dead ana three hundred sixty four se'efe' uounded,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

London, Oct. 16.-The London Exchange telegraph company has received a dispatch from kmster- dam, which says that it is reported in Berlin that Germsny accepts all of President Wilson's conditions providing the interests of the Ger
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

Washington, Oct. 16.-Reports re- ceived here by the government to- day from official sources in neutral countries predict that the German defensive cannot continue more than three months without debacle.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
SlYS HERMAN DEFENSIVE WILL COLLAPSE S|E IF THEE MONTHS

They state that a great revolution
 is impending in Germany and to add strength to the report is the fact that 1t is known without doubt that the German armies supplies ana ammunition are even now nearly ex- hausted. ElB
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16

Jack Keller and J. J. Chambers returned today from the Keller wood camp and brought raft or logs which will be cut up into stove wood.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
SEWARD WOMAN OFF TO
 FRANCE

Seattle. - Mrs. Isabel Stapleton, formerly teller of the Bank of Sew ard is going to France for the A merican Red Cross. She is going with the clerical organization rep resenting the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce. r.. se
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
HUNDRED GERMANY CAPTTULATEs

man people are safeguarded. There are persistent reports that the kaiser has abGicated.
 The Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Cour- ant publishes telegram from Ham' burP to the effect that Gegmany has capitulated. s
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
eHu
 .ropPROGRAM

tropPROGRAM .,
 zlectfon G. J. Far"eli
 Song Public schooi .merica My country. ] Public school
 Devotions .ess. Staying by the Stuii cornelia T. Hatcher .,,s Orchestra
The daily Alaskan., 1918-10-16
O|L DOCKsBuRg CAUSE b|6I'
 at

Seattle, oct. Fire the las: night st midnigs was tanks in smiths coy half a flames could be s'it AL sntailed amountin the Great million of dolIarsny. The
 Thsdocks ars almost one Northern Nit no one was flames could led almost 8; hundrSd milest danger was injareI it the fire fight miracle. Sater did spieRoio from exg fire under control CTS ong any great catas- work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
OIL MARKBr QUOTATIONS.
Friday's Meeting.

The meeting Of the roflners and
martrters committee at Chicago
Friday Illustrates better than any
thing elise the dominant patriotism
thnt b. always easily aroused ny nfl
appeal 10 Oh men. A mhgnHlcep
spirit was displayed by refiners anu
murketerg when asked TO see TO u
that "A darge amount Of gasoline OF
tho variety that meets government
specifications ana from now on
nearly ali tho gasoliue made by In
dopenddnt refinera Will be Hublect 70
tho call OF the government
The old fashioned process of re-
filming that has been in use long be-
fore any cracking process was In
vented In still the reliable and only
process that meets the approval OF
governments engineers. and thore are
lots OF them using them In this, the
mid-cOntinent field,
All that Is needed ig supply oi
oil and the various fields are per
forming admirably with always q
chance OF new pools being opened
II N also promised by tho head OF
the Standard oil company, A. Cerh
bedford that the refiners are goinR
TO get OIL and now iA the exact tins
for him TO come across. which fac
he doubtless recognizes fully.
IL takes crude TO make gasoline
and fuel oil and there ls much crud'
In storage that lB available. All IN
all the situation looks very good and
there will he no complaint II the
many stations throughout the coun-
try that are, using gasoline made by
the Independent refinors are Obliged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Among the Refiners.

The Blghenrt Petroleum company
has declared IA s. dividend, payable
as OF August a., This is the reaulAl
quarterly dividend
Omor X. Benedict OF tho Wr.Eh
Producing & Refining Co, who has
been spending some time on th'
properties OF tho company 90 cher
ryvale. will return to Tuisn today
A number of the principal officials
OF the Anderson A. 0uHttrson Rein
inR Co. visited the new CushlnF r".
finery en- Tnamc ON wednesday
looked over tho ground and in.
spected the newly acquired plant
which IN running top speed. fbom
the Chicago office came John An
dsruon, G. a Gusufson q. q. ncrotli
and r. ~ Spencer, from Arkansas
City, ]. V. Throop. T. g. Moss from
Dallas and Rex H. Wlngct 'of the
Tuisa Office.
n. G.. Armstrong. manager of tha
Tulsa office ~ the Wenger Pctro-
ieum company. has been on a buHi-
ness trip To the east for the last
week and Will return tomorrow via
Tulsa.
j. n. Moaler OF tho General Rcfin-
Ing company has gone 10 Kanms
City. --.
n. a. Hastings Of the BlgheArt
Petroleum Rofining company is
spending his summer holidays with
his family at Swampcot, Mas, He
will return TO Tulsa about the 18TH
of September.
J. y. Miller, superintendent Of the
Bliss refinery at Augusta, IL In Tulsa
for several days.
Ross Remlck OF n. IT. Remick
q Cos marketers. Ia / Chicago look
ing after business and attending "a
meeting OF the jobbers
E NJ. Oliver, traffic manager OF
tho WenEer Petroleum company,
will establish his home in Tulsn in
the near future. Mr.. oliver came
here from Chicago about two weeks
ago and Mrs Wenger will arrive the
middle OF this week.
Arch u. Order OF the Midland
Petroleum company, and Mrs.
Grider, are back from trip TO KAN
sas city and Chioago. They will
make their home In Tulsa.
The Kansas Oklahoma Reflnin 4
company has opened It's new offices
on the fourth floor Of tho Mayo
euilding. a
j. V. Fox. preAident and general
manager OF the Southwest Refining
company. IL down from Omaha for a
few days visit
Tho Home OH Refining company
has moved into new quarters at the
corner OF Fifth and Cheyenne
The Commonwealth Refining com
pany has started the erection Of y
Il 900 barrel refinery in North Fort
Worth, Texas. The owners expect
TO have one b00-barrel unit IN Op-
Grafton by November ! and the other
unit running by tho first OF Janu-
airy, 1919.
The TulsAna aGasolins company
will Immediately start the installa
tiou OF the second unit In lts one
unit cahnghend gasoline phnt In
19-lS-1S. southwest or tie town OF
jerks The first unit was started