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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Ursinus and St. Joe Play Saturday

Collegeville. Pa. Nov. 6.--Urslnus S. A.
T. c, has arranged a game with the st.
Joseph College team. of Philadelphia. for
his SATURDAY. The game will be|played on
;he local gridlron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
LOTUS Suspended

Regardless of the figures. Johnny
LOTUS is far and away the best rider
on the American turf. LOTUS has not
ridden anything like the number Of
horses that the others have. but his
percentage is the best of all. There are
two reasons why LOTUS has not been
seen in action as frequently az inferior
riders He Is unable to make lower
weight than 115 pounds so that he sell
dom gets the opportunity to ride in
cheap selling races or on two-year-olds
except in condition races and stakes.
The following table shows the stand
ing OF the better known riders from the
| first of the year up to last Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Sande Sensation

In the spring Lyke displayed remark
able form in the saddle and the public
played his mounts regardless of their
form. 1t was during this period that he
rolled up such n list of victories that
he never has been headed. Later he went
off form badly and his following melted
away after he had lost on one favorite
after another that should have won with
better handling.
The real sensation Of the year Is f.
Sande, who has replaced Lyke as the
| rider for j. X. L. Ross. Sande was an
unknown at the beginning of the year.
He made good from the start, bringing
his first mount home in front and he
has been n success ever since. He IS
second on the list with 151 victories. a
truly remarkable record for rider who
had no previous experience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
LYKE ISLEADING
JOCKEY OF YEAR
Youthful Rider Registers
10 Wins in 700 Starts
During Season
SANDE TAKES SECOND

Lawrence Lyke enjoys the honor of
having ridden more winners than any
other jockey during the present season,
with 10 victories to his credit. Lyke
is one of the younger set. He showed
great promise last season when he fin
shed well up on the list, and the repu-
tation he then earned caused n great de-
mand for his services, so that he OBJ
tained more opportunities 20 ride the
best horses.
Early in the season Lyke was en-
ployed by Commander J. X L. Ross,
who has one of the largest stables on
the turf. Lyke. however. is hare
Drained youngster and success turned his
head so that he soon fell into disgrace
and in August his contract was sold
to the Brighton stable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

roiusly thinking OF accepting the offer of
working In Beantown,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
ZAMACH MA POCIAG KOLEI
-BURLINGTONSKIEJ.

Robert Mourning, agent bur
lingtonskiej kolci ma East Vino
ma, W przeszly czwartek wieczo--
rem, gdy sic wybraf ma stacye pc
drugiej stronie rzeki i by} MEDIA
leko mostu, natrafi} ma barykade
ma torach zrobiona 4 przymocowa
nych srubami belek. Usunaf ia "a
MIN nadszcd} nastepny .pociag o
9:2O i doni6s} zarzadowi o niebez-
pi~eczenstwie. Robiono slime pod
szukiwania i zdajc sic re dowie--
dziano sic lie to kilku }obuzow u
czynifo.
Pociag burlintohski przewozi
zwykle rekrut6w do obozu i mo-
re to bye takzc uwazane jake pro
test niemc6w, przcciw poborowi
do wojska; w razie gdyby pociag
by1 udcrzy} w zapore, nieobesz}o-
by sic by}o bez nieszczescia, gdyz
pociag by1by sic wykolei}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
WIELCE NIEBEZPIECZNA
J U oMYIKA. =

DUO ludzi, jczcli ME czuja sic
dobrzc, uciekaja sic do alkoholicz
nych "zoladkowych :%goryczck'
Wmawiaja sami W siebie, re to
jest lckarstWo, ale Zatcm jest to
ty]ko nicbezpicczna omy}ka,bo pc
chwilowej uldzc nastepuje zwy-:-
klc TEN gorsza reakcya. Jezeli
chcecie naprawde odzyskac swe
zdrowic, musicic brac prawdziwc
.lckarstwo, jakiem jest .Trinera A.
mcrykaiIski Elixir Gorzkicg6 Wi
Ma. TO niezawodne lekarstWo +
bionc jest Z gorzkich zi0}, korzeni
i kor O znakomitej lccznicZej war
tosci kt0rc czyszcza Wnetrznosci /
4 n%aturalnego czerwonego wilma
kt6re wzmacnia Gale cialo. Trine-
"a Amcrykanski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma pozbawi Was zatwardzenia,
niestrawnosci, braku apetytu,
wzdecia, b6lu g}owy migreny ner
wowosci, braku encrgii, ogolnego
os1abicnia, it'd. w aptekach $1.10
PrzeciW reumatyZmu, ncuralgll,
b6lom w krzyku nadwyrezeniu, 0
puchnieciu bolacym muszkufom,
najlcpszym posrednikiem jest Tri
nera Liniment. w aptekach 35 i
Is cent6w,: poczta IS i IS centow.
Joseph Triner Company, wielko--
wytw0rcy lckarstw 133333-l343 5
Ashland, ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Postepy pozyczhi VOL
noSaowei.

Washington, Is kwietnia Sub
skrypcye ma trzecia pozyczke vol
nosciowa W federalnych bankach
rezerwowych W piaciu pierwszych
dniach kompanii dosz}y do liczby
$451, IA, 900; w ostatnich "a go
dzinach wyniosly $175,825,000.
Wystarczy to Stanom Zjednoczo-
Hym ma. diva tygodnie prowa-
dzenia wojny.
Dystrykt New York zawsze je-
l@szcze daje krajowi blisko polowe
funduszow ina liscic ostatniej figu
suje re sama $205, O0O, 900 Rekor-
Idly innych dystrykt6w przedsta--
wiaja sic w TAXI spos6b: Chicago
I$55,210,000; Boston SAG, 1861, 900;
Cleveland 500, 989, 900; Philadel--
Iphia $31,597,00 St. Louis $780,
268 0 Dallas SIS, 347, 900; Kan
sas City $13,267,000; San Franci-
SEQ Sc, $4,000; Atlanta $3,259,000
Oregon byl pierwszym Stanem,
kt6ry osiagnal kwote mu wyzna-
czona i z tel okazyi 100000 oby-
wateli tego Stanu urzadza w
Portland wielka demonstracye w
sobote Wieczorem. Iowa r6wnicz
utrzymuje, re tam kwota wyzna--
czona zosta}a osiagnieta.
Z dystryktu Minneapolis jesz-
Il niema raportu, gdyz tam wfa-
sciwa kampania rozpocznie sic do
piero w przysz1y poniedzia4ek.
Pc farmach W szko}ach publicz-
nych onegdaj kampania w1asciwa
sic rozpocze1a. Odczytywano tam
oredzie sekretarza McAdoo do
farmcr6w, W kt6rem apeluje do
ich uczuc patryotycznych.
w departamencie skarbu zado-
violent So Z rezultat0w %pierwsze--
so tygodnia, ale ostrzcgaja pred
zbyt wielkim optymizmcm. Try
miliardy, to- suma olbrzymia, a
chodzi O to, by niety1ko ja zebrac.
ale takze z%nacznic przeWyzszyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Nnniejszem dziekujemy wszyst-
kim, ktorzy dopomgli w piracy u
rzadzenia Bankietu ma Geese Maj
prev. KS. Pra}ata J. W. J. Pa
cholskiego.
Dziekujemy paniom Onward
League "a dekorowanie sail,
wszystkim lynn kt6rzy ofiarowal
swe samochody ma us1ugi Wiel.
KS. axle wszystkim kt6rzy W ia
kikolwiek sposob przys}uzyli sic,
czy to W piracy czy tez przez ofia-
ry roznych potrzebno$ci kt6re ra-
czyli nades1ac.
Dziekujemy choru "Aria' "a
piekny spiew W koSciele jake tez
i PREY bankecie.
KOMITET.
" Jan Krus Prezes.
Jan Rymarkewicz, sek.
Romuald j. Hamersh kas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

'przygrywala orkiestra pod kiero-
wnictwem p. R. J. Hamerskiego.
Kilka razy wystepowali 4 solami
panny Glubkowny i p. F. Cisew-
ski Tenor, i p. Dam Glubka has,
Ii Jan Bronx solo ma kornecie. MI
zyka i spiewy bardzo sic wszyst-
kim podobaly, przeto oklaskom
ME bylo konca.
Pc poludniu Gale Duchowienst-
wo odbylo przejazdzke automobi-
lami W okolo miasta.
| Dzien ten nigdy ME wyjdzie z
pamieci naszych parafian.
w przysz1a niedziele urzadzaja
parafianie przyjecie ma kt6rem
Najprzewielebniejszy ks. Prafat
u. Pacho]ski bedzie goSciem no.
Inorowym.
Nastepujacy ksieza przybyli IA
Iuroczystosc indigacyi:
Najprzew. ks. pra}at st. Ma
wrocki, Chicago, Ill. Prev. ks. A
Gospodar, Swami River, MINI.
Prev. ks. J. Wojtowicz, Greenvil
lie. S. ID. Prev. ks. A.. w. Cara,
independence, WIS.,, Prev. ks.
A. Igniasiak Erie, Pa. Prev.
KS. Max Wurst, Wabasha,
Mimi, Najprzew. ks. biskup P.
p. Rhode, d. d. Green Bay, Wis,
Najprzew. ks prafat E. H. Devlin,
Austin, Mimi, Najprzew. ks. pra-
lat G. P. Murphy, Rochester, MINI
Najprzew. ks. pralat Zachmann,
Adrian, Mimi, Wiel. ks J. F. Gle
'minski, Minneapolis, Mimi, Wiel.
ks.V Worza]}a, Minneapolis, MINI
Wicl. ks. J. Smiech, Owatonna,
Mimi, Wiel. ks. d. J. Reszka, East
Chain, Mimi, Wiel. KS: j. Brze--
zinski, independence, Wis, Wiel.
KS. j. w. Cara, Pine Creek, Wis.
Wic]. ks. l.. Mscisz, North Creek,
Wis.,, Wicl. ks. L. J. Kufel La
Crosse, Wis. Wiel. ks. j. J. Rol-
biecki Mossinec, Wis, Wiel. ks.
Il Pcscinski, Polonia, Wis, NJ. J.
Wcnta, Milwaukee, Wis, Wiel.
ks. l.. Jurasihski, milwaukee,, Wis
Wiel. ks. B.: p. Burant, Racine,
Wis, Wiel. ks. Franciszck Ger
winski, Kenosha, Wis, Wiel. ks.
r. Rakowski, Wilno, MIMI, Wiel
ks. N. Schmitz, Rollingstone Mimi
Wiel. ks. c.. Kocgel, Minnciska,
Mimi, Wicl. ks. Gregory Dundee
Minn.,: Wicl. ks. J. Koran, st.
Charles, Mimi. Wiel. KS. T. Mad
dock, Chatfield, MIMI, Wiel. ks.
r. Condron, GAINESVILLE. Mimi,
Wicl. ks. j. Jostoch, Heron Lake,
Mimi, Wicl. ks. P. Raczaszek, ,
Lublin, Wis.
Miejscowi Ksieza.
Najprzew. ks. biskup P. R. Hef
from, d. d. Prev. ks. j. Meier,
Prev. ks. w: b. Griffin, Wiel.
ks. F. NJ. Kelly, Wiel. ks.
j. A. Peschgcs, Wiel. ks. J. P.
Sherman, Wicl. ks. B. Kramer,
Wiel. ks. J. E. Grabowski, Wiel.
ks. j. Koch, Wiel. ks. J. V. Dew
lin, Wiel. ks. J. Misiak i Wlel. ks.
L Hazinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSC0WE

Wiel. ks. Pawef Raczaszek daw
niejszy wikary W Parafii sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, obecnie jest pro-
boszczem W Lublin, Wis by} obec-
nym ma ceremoniach wyniesienia
Najprzew. ks. J. w. j. Pacholskie
90 do godnosci Pra}ata. Wiel. ks.
Raczaszek odwicdzif takZc dru--
karnie Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
STAN ZASIEW6W POMYSLNY

Stan oziminy w powiecie winon
skim oszacowano ma 80 procent
normalnego stanu. w ca}ym kra-
jul przecieciowo wynosi stan pre-
nicy zimowej 1855 procent, pod
lug tcgo wynik zasiew6w w ma
Sym powiecie moznaby nazwac
bardzo dobrym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Wzl1ioste Cere1nonie Inwestytury
v koSciele $$w. Stanislawa K.

Parafia nasza pod wezwaniem sw. Stanislawa K. obchodzia W
Srode jedna z najwiekszych uroczystosci W przeciagu czasu swego
istnienia.
Nasz najukochanszy Proboszcz Najprzew. ks. pra}at Jahub Pa
cholski Original swe szaty foetowe, a ma. Woczystosc te przybyf
nasz jedyny poski biskup NajprzeW. KS. PaWef T. Rhode.
Najprzew.. ks biskup F. P. Hcffrom klku pralat6w wielu
ksiezy z dalszych blizszych okohc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
UMARLI.

S, P. TERESA BLANK.

w niedziele krotko pc szostej
wieczorem umarla s. p. Teresa
Blank zam. pod m. GIG wsch. Ho
ward III Nieboszka liczy}a 60 lat
pozostawia cztcrech syn6w, ia
kub, Bernard, Jan i J6zef w Wi
monte i .c6rke pania kucye Ga
brych.
Pogrzeb .odby} sic w czwar-
tex 0 9tej z kosciola sw. Stanisfa-
wa X. wieczny odpoczynek race
jej dac Panic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

no duchowienstwo W procesyi I
plebanii do kosciola, przybranegc
gustownie W kolory p%apieskie biz
he i z6lte, kwiaty i palmy.
Ceremonie r%ozpoczely sic odczy'
taniem bull papicskiej, moca kt6.
rejNajprzew . ks proboszcz Jakut
Pacholski umianowany zostaf pra
|1atem domowym Jego Swiatobli-.
wosci OLGA sw. Benedykta XIV,
czyli Monsignorem i nosic bedzie
odtad szaty koloru fioletowego, a
nadto w razie pobytu W Rzymic
ma uzywac przywileju noszenia
togi.
Bule odczytal g1osno i zrozu--
mialc dla kazdcgo Wiel. ks. Jan
E. Grabowski najpierw W facins-
kim nastepnic w polskim a ma o.
statku w angielskim jezyku.
Pc odczytaniu bull p%apieskiej
NajprzeW. ks biskup p. p. Hef-
from dokonaf cercmonii poSwiece
MIA i wkfadania STAT fioletowych.
Sumo odprawi} Najprzew. ks.
Stanis}aw Nawrocki Chi
cago, w asystencyi Prev. ks. J6-
zcfa Cicminskiego Z Minneapolis,
Wiel. ks. Jan Rolbiecki Il Mossine
Wis, byf dyakoncm, Wiel ks.
Wine. Worzal}a z Minneapolis byf
subdyakoncm a. Wiel. ks. j. Shcr-
man Z Winony ccrcmoniarzem.
Kazanic pc angielsku o godnos
ci j waznoSci stanu kaplanskiego
wyg}osifNajprzew ks. biskup p.
p. Heffron, potem wstapif Ia am
bone Najprzc. ks. biskup P. P.
Rhode i wyglosif polskie kazanie
wypowicdzianc tax cd ser
ca prawcgo Polaka - katolika
traffic do serc .polskich.
Najprzew. ks. Biskup podnosil
zaslugi naszego Najprzew. ks pro
boszcza J. p. jakiemi sic ws}awi}
podzwignawszy te parafie re, sta
nj talk nedznego w jakim sic znaj
gdy do mas przybyf pred
q blisko laty a w jakim stanic
sic obecnie - pobudo--
wal ten wspania}y koscio1 i:piek-
na szko4e w kt6rej mfodzicz wy
sic w duchu katolickim.
0 zaslugach naszego Najprzew.
ks. j. Pacholskiego dowiedziaf sic
sw. Bcnedykt XIV. i zas1u
81 Jego nagrodzi} odznaczajac Go
godnoScia Monsignora .domowego
Jego Swiatobliwosci.
Cd nicwiclu lat nasze polskie
Duchowienstwo odznaczane costa
je tytulami wyzszej godnosci, ola
tego tel kazdy objaw, kazde 3D.
znaczcnie i wyniesicnie ia wyzsza
godnosc polskiego kaplana napef-
MIA serca naszc radoScia i ola to-
60 Z odlegfych stron przybyli tn
godni Pra}aci j zacni kap}ani, axe
by z}ozyc zyczenia Il serc przepel-
nionych radoscia Z tego powodu.
ia jedyny obecnic Biskup polski
przyby}em tn ably powinszowac
vaszemu Najprzew. ks. Probosz--
:zowi godnosci Pra}ata i zycze
nu u~zyskania ~wyzszych godnosci
TO SO W skr6ceniu wyjatki z
Sazania naszego Najprzew. ks.
Biskupa Pawfa P. Rhodego, kt6ry
oierwszy raz wyg1osif kazanie W
aaszym kosciele.
Pc nabozenstwic Najprzew. ks.
biskup p. P. Heffron udzielil bio
yoslawie1stwa wszystkim obec--
nym w kosciele i zn6w w tym sa
mym porzadku Najprzew: ksieza
Biskupi, Pra1aci i Gale Duchowien
udali sic do plebanii.
Nasz wielki kosci6l byl W sro-
de "a maly, azeby pomie$cic wszy
stkich. Wszystkie siedzenia W ko
sciele i ma galeryi byly zajete, a
masa ludu STAG musiala.
Obiad ola Duchowienstwa "a
m6wiony przez Towarzystwa mez
kie u paraffm, urzadziB niewia-
sty parafii sw. Stanislawa <.
podano W pieknie przystro-
jonej sail parafialnej.
Do stolu uslugiwaiy panny j
pannie q parafiii.
Podczas obiadu wieczerzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Sekretarz wojny Baker
powrocil

Pewien Port Atlantych 1890
kwietnia. - Sekretarz wojny Ba-
ker przybyl tn z Europy dis ra-
no. Powiedzia}, re natychmiast u
da sic do Waszyngtonu. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
STRASZNA GROzBA.

- Kazdem 2 was zapisa1em
.czwarta Geese gospodarstwa; je?-
zeli jednak pc mojej s1nierci be-
dziecie sic sprzeczali; %zniszcze
wszystko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
DZIEN SADZENIA DRZEWEK.

GubcrnatOr Burnqulst MAMA
cyl dzien 10 kwietnia jake urze-
dowy dzien IA sadzcnie drew.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
IN OIL FIELDS
Office: 624l w. H PECK Residence: 2442
Residence: 2442

war. will not now recede from that
stand and since conditions win prob
ably change, the rctiuers will await
the reconstruction plans OF the gov
crnment and adjourn tho meeting
until these wishes can be asCcrtai ned.
The refiners are to be commended
upon this stand, but II is not at all
surprising that they should give their
time and postpone action since they
nave never com planned OF a single
order and have forgotten all self in
terest during this war, and the oil
fraternity AZ a whole have been 30
thoroughly imbucd with this idea
that now they have shown their true
spirit By waiting until the govern
ment shall Indicate the plan under
which their condition may again be-
come normal
During the meeting 1t was sug-
scsted that tho transportation prob
lens would now be one Of the lead
ing matters OF concern. And that the
present organization should be pre-
served and improved.
No definite time was set but in all
probability the meeting will be called
for the first Of December. when all
matters pertaining to the industry
will receive consideration and such
action taken as will meet the re-
quiremcnts Of the government in It's
reconstruction plan. And II was sug-
gesied that at that meeting every
member attend, so We hope that
Tulsa may entertain the biggest and
best meeting ever held by the Vest
ern Petroleum Reflners association.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

throughout the eastern territory, and
| very much hope that at the next
meeting OF the association the plan
will be completed in every detail and
that the refiners may thus avoid any
congestion that would rctard the flow
Of this much needed commodity TO
lis final destination ! expect the
government to withdraw all manner
Of regu lations at the earliest possible
date, which, however. will of neces-
sity consume some time, and since
the refners have gone on record
unanimously in support OF any plan
the government may formulate, by
awaiting the administration action
they can be expected 10 do their fun
duty under any circumstances.
Il cannot too strongly urge the
necessity of organization. and hope
that complete cooperation from all
branches OF the oil business will fol
low and that every member OF the
association be present ut the next
NEE ting"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
Thinks Regulations VIII
Be Withdrawn.

I'm my opinion" said j. T.. Law
renee Of the lakepark refining COM
pany, conditions were never so good
and prospects never 80 bright as at
the present The Independent oil
men have done themselves proud
during this war, having given with
out stint. not only men and money,
but without reservation given the in
dustry 10 its government. They have
been one OF the potent factors in
winning this war.
Many times the independent has
seen little light as he viewed the situ-
alton and often individual enter
prises have seemed doomed as re-
suit OF some requirement or order,
but not once has an oil man refused
TO meet that requirement with the
best grace possible Now that the
war is ended the oil man will soon
resume his proper place in the COM
mercial world and has influence will
be felt in rebuilding the world Z
commerce.
THE crude supply as we'll as the
prices OF products Will OF course be
worked out through the cooperation
OF the fraternity. but at this time
the most acute and serious problem
confronting the refiner is that of
transportation. The ending Of this
war will in my opinion, increase,
rather than reduce the demands on
our railroads since every available
ship will be Transporting TO devas-
tated parts OF Europe, American
made goods machinery and supplies
and that more necessity Will then
exist for quick transportation from
this field than before. This we car
reasonably anticipate and the very
splendid organization Of the western
refIners' ASSOCIATION should be in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
W. u. McEwcn In 1uwn.

w. Il. McEwen. who Is chairman
OF the transportation committee OF
the Western Petroleum Refiners as
sociation, was in the city yesterday
and joined with the rest of Tulsa in
the celebration OF the armiStice
which has been signed.
Mr.. McEwen is proud OF the part
transportation has played IN meet
ing the problems Of the government
as regards the tremendous demands
made on the petroleum industry, and
from the beginning felt that the crIH
of the situation rested in the trans
portation problem. With that end
in view the transportation OF oil was
systematized and with the magnifi-
cent cooperation of the transporta-
tion department OF the oil division OF
the United States fuel administration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
.u u.nKEr QUOTATIONS.
Will Auait Governments
Wishes.

~, Western Petroleum Retlners
uvocatlon met in Hotel Tulsa for
49, uY-pnsr Of considering many i'm
.,a wv -, matters with representative
p lumber Of members from the field,
The victorious ending Of the war
,,apscd the feeling Of all present
np I, was difficult to keep them
],nr, ~1r ioLntng the mcrrymakers on the
u,,tsde ard their enthusiasm mani
S.s,sI self throughout the meeting.
min nDGnr tne early part of the meeting
,nI In the midst OF tho discussion OF
~ v.ry vital question faint strains OF
oa,,nnal mir reached tho ears Of
yu NJ, present and instantly every
~ cnr1c 10 attention and complete
Glcpos rciGned.
Tho meeting, while very successful
..,,ltrd IN tho unanimous dec1ton
~ ths oil traternity having, with
@ oot con mpnlInt, placed itself in the
hands o, this government to render
AZ possible aid toward winning the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
Personals.

w. n. Sheddcn Is back from a
weeks trip into various parts Of
Texas The journey was made over
land and Mr. Shcdden is very en-
thusiastic about tho outlook in tine
big state.
Paul Mcbride is up from Callahan
county, Texas, whore he has been for
tho past two months Mr., Mcbride
came up to get supplies for the two
wildcat wells he is drilling in that
county. and says that while they are
very Wild they are on awfu, good
structure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

pie, where she was an instructor IN
the American womNn'S college In
a CONVERSE tiou with a world rrpur'er
) yesterday Midlmuisclle ClOpAth cN
pressed herself as being ,ovcrJuN"d
because OF the advent OF peace,
which she says, never could hav"
been realized had Il not been for
tho entrance Of the United states
into the conflict.
In her own words tho artist stated
that 1t was the least she couh do
to ahow her love and appreciation
Of her adopted country by takina
out the papers which are necessary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

have about 2,4OO feet OF six-inch
casing which | woHld be willing to
put into a good drilling operation on
shares II you have some good
leases that you contemplate drill
inE let me hear from you. Address,
giving full description of lease, A-21,
care Tulsa World.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
CELEBRATES ARMISTICE
BY TAKING OUT PAPERS

Mile Hcnr!ctte Clopath, artist and
linguist native born French wom-
an, who has been resident Of
Tulsa for five years observed the
signing OF the armistice with Ger
many and the dawn OF world peace
hv aking out her first citizenship
papers.
MadAlnoiselle has lived IN the
s.atcs for about seven years. she
having come here from Constantine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

We are in the market for proven
leases and production. Submit pro-
posaIs with full particulars OF To-
cation, condition, price and terms.
Amico OIL Company OF Kansas, 326
'ova Building. Tulsa.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
For Sale

Twenty-three barrels daily pro-
duetion, settled. 1--WE wells. one hun
dred and twenty acres. No brokers.
Address Box 66, Wellsvllle, Kan
Adv.
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IOILAND
/ C.s,sA Supplied Production Etc
Wanted.

Contract to drill oil wens. produc-
IN, property preferred. Standard
5'ools. experienced, careful drillers.
Standard Drilling Company, BOX
.S:6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

For sale-One 26-horsepower, sec
opdhand boiler; cheap II taken az
once {. II. Priddy. 4l5 Daniel bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
Prominent West vIrginian Hero.

j. Mentor Caldwell OF Parkers-
burg, w. Va. is in tho city and will
doubtless locate here Mr.. Caldwell
was the first president OF the Park
ersburg chamber OF commerce and,
while boosting for his homo town,
is Of the opinion that Tulsa Is the
best town he has ever seen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

u. T.. Avery, president of the In
dian Chief oil & Gas Co. with'a re-
finery at Gushing, was in Tulsa yes
tcrday. lie reports that his new re-
finery will be in operation within the
next two weeks.