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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
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nnperminoerter @eftt9fett at.
Sic anterifaniid)en Soloaten 5e8ten lid oen oentz
jd)en StoBtrnppen mebr ais 9ewad)ien.
geiieBang bon Yaria bur4 bas be4e 6ernse4ak baue
fe liegc jest ppr oclinsprs, Der 6anptitao Sinnanos

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MIR in Edit gcton1men Iei". Salt eill
jeoer Der 9}ationalil1en enttricfe(te III
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iibertrofen. ShlieBlich trllrbe i'm H}o=
men ser 9intionaliltcn ein 1Slan entz
uorierL Set Sic folget1oen Sorberunsen
entGielt:
Gin lnltocr0ne5, lna66dnsigesEarz
lament fir orlunb, bos ben1 bes Rei=
te5 oll Miad,t llno 2lutoritdt 9lei6 letr
loQ.
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Sn5 9ledt, nit fre11ben D9Ghtelr
6anoel5scrtrige ob5lllhlieBeu.
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olf5ultellen uno 5ll erbalter.
Sic Nblebnung elmer ieoen @er=
!pfltdtllng, Iolpeit Sic rationale Shulz
NcnIalt in bctradht fon1nt, unter Ser
Segri;nounq, onB Srlnub in Ser Ser
9nngenheit ilberndBi9 belteltert tpurbe.
Sm Erin5lp 9ob man jeoocb su, bnb
ctn tlciucr Scitrua 5u Sen Sabresaus=
gubcn >e5 Heit)e5 betpilligt iperbeu
lollc
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nit ser 3ltItinnlllng Sc: iril6en Yurz
lnrnent3.
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ter ber alltirten Sd11ber lprahen gez
ltern int slu5!pdrtigen Int bpr nnb
hntten llrferreeuusen mi. 2sc1, Grub
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lterprulioenten gifplat 2enin. sic tpiez
ber6pIten Sic @eritherungeu, bnb Sic
2uuoljns in @labipp1tof lebiglth auf
Sic @ernrttpprtlidfeit oes iupontlher
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&reiicn 5errihte mebrere Sage lang
Sic 9efiirt)tllng, bab Ser 9a1,bltng cine
9eIetl1n1 Sibiriers foleen tuerbe. bod,
pcridriuinoct bicie Sllrdt iebt. Sus
rl1lliidj, m1tltd)e Ereb6ureau gab lestc
Nocft Sic fplgeuoc uutlihc Grfldrun9
al: Ser nmerifonilhe 8otldnfter IN
gSplooou bot bon bem Stontsoepartez
ncnt In S&1lbingtpn cine :Iittbetll1rg
crboltcu. ipcld)e belu9t, bn6 slon1iral
&oto Sic Sanouug in @labiipoitof nllsz
Id1lieBl;4l oltf leine eisene @ernnttport<
lihfeit FIN unter1on1ne11 Gdbe uno
hub CT nod) Scr Sunbung in einergettz
tbeillu,e en- Sic ersliIfe1 uno areri<
fontldeu 9upitduc uub 8pnIl1ln Die
Grfldrlr1 ab9c9ehen babe, Ser Sd)ne
Jet lcoiglidl Si,n, Sdl1s seq 2ebens
lno Giacntbllms iopanilcher ltntertba=
uen unttrllpnlmel1 tporoen."
Suuad,s ser beutiden 5lutte.
s(m;tcro ont 10. 9lpril. 9fad,
ser TpiiiIdcn Seitung Ii1o Der oeutz
ldcn aricgsflpttc lp1breuo oe5 ariege5
Siuci ucue Srenonnllsbts ltn5ugefilst
lporbeu. sic bubeu lid bcreits on Der
SelhieBlns ser Sefclti9un9en uuf Dem
,Snlelu Seiel llno Suep betbeili9t. sic
fiibreu oic9tuucl1 ~9nbet" uno vgobz
crn" 1lnp ipllrSeu in aiel lt,o Sun51g
I'M ;Sa6re 1915 bon, Stupel geIu1let1.
sic bciiscu GeId)iibe bon 3S 3enttr'ez
ter &llihcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14

Gin GeIdijtfompf. Ser bo)ige gfa6t
begonn, buuerte nit 9ering Inter
bis 1pdt beute II gen an.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
SbpmrIpn aescn Slppu!it1t.

Gbicu9p, ST., -. slpri(. 9ilrs
gerlneilter SSm. 6olc Sbonnplon, helz
icu Grieo:auiihtcu i'm bes Dftereu
idlorfcr &ritif nusleste, bat eir lhrifts
lihes %erlpreGcu abgeeeben. DuB er
Sic %cr1oIhr9 ieoer EerIon. Sic aufz
lpiesLerild9e poer perrdtberiIhe slusluz
ge1 n1acht, nuprOncn iperoe. Sieie grz
fldrlus lruroe ollf Yroteitc bin ab9eS
gebcn, sic .Iid) 9egcu cine &erlanln.lllng
Sc5 91cfer Gcluu9perein5 rthteten,
iucld,er ciu oeutldes 9Srogralnin allfz
filbren iulll.
&erbaftcte uernen eutlaHer.
20 II 10 uufc C, isis. 10. Iprtl.
&ult Sen 200 bier ocrbofteten feinolts
den 9lusl0noern lpllroe etu @roBtbetL
nit elmer erultliher &ern1nfnln9 ents
loiieu. Gtlide 80 iperSeu iebod fir eitt
lpeitcres &erbDr fcltaebalten uno narr
tit ollgemei1 Ser Nulidt, buB Die ~ges
fdbrltpitcn" untcr lbneu nod Gbtcn9o
aelunot iuerocu Iplltcu. Inn BON bteIcc
Gtapt aus nit unoeren fetnbliher
Nusldnbern naH SortSsletbnrpe, Ga.
sur S1teruirllug fir Die Gauer beg
&rieees 9cbraht 5u tpernen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
{ Associated Press

@aibin9 on. 13. s(pril. @os
8ron6ebentmal Sriebri6 bcs @ro6en
hpr bcm ariegs9e6dube am llfer bes
Eptomac Gierlelbit lit bcl,te in S6eile1
entfernt l1no gum Qngern berpadt
ippr0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
Sic @ammler fit bic sibt bdrfen in |
ibrtr Sbdtigttit nidiss qbmen.
Mmtltd tpiro tr& eine @eiammt5ss d1mnm0 bon
$S573, 451, 800 9euteIoet.
9 bon ben Mmeraern i'm aamp euieue @9eibi9teit wo in
2Daibin9on nit Snbel be9ru6t
2"ba m1dc sernc stablfroddfr fit lnclc Gam baucu

lem Urllnbe mnB Sic Sdlo1t nit oruz
Der Grbittcrllng iortgelcbt lperoen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14

Published and distributed under
Permit No. 298, authorized by the
Act of Oct. 6, 19l7, on file atthe
Post Office at Davenport, Iowa.
BY order of the President.
A. s. BURLEsON,
Postmaster General.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
Sir bic Grntcar6ett.
{ Associated Press }

W a III inc ton, 13. slpril. slr
beitletrctdr gSilIon l6rieb heutc al
Die Erdiibenten bon 600 Sooh1dulel
llno erI!Gte tic, Die 5diiler ba3l1 81
peranlaIcn, baB lie ibre Serien ou
Den Tarn1en berbringen rnb bnrt be
Der @rnte helfe1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14

Bl,1ncsraierbe6e5irf lullrbe1 9cutc ipie
folgt 6etannt ge9cben:
goof Spl,nts, Sa. ~. $33,29O,150
9as ii6rige SIinois $19,OS3,6O0
Snbiana !. $13,04S,050
SSpipa $25,S77,55O
s0Mdligu,l $t5,191,300
@isconiin S 4,602,75O
81. 2Duts, 13. slpril. Sic 3eichz
nun9en iiir sic 3, slnleibc beliefcll licb
bentc in S. 8unocsre|erucbc5irf uuf
$46,G55,1OO. Sizes ldlicbt iebud) Bic
GtoSt S.. 2ouis nift elm, mo bis
Sreitag Wittag .$12.6t3,OO0 9e5eids
net luarsn.
Acntndp lit nut $9,67S,45O alien
Staoten nes 9c5irts porolls; slrfnnlas
lit NIT S9,626, $50 ser sipeite
&a,1as CITY, 13. s(pril. Sic
.3ci6n1ugcn fir bie 8. slnleibe belle
fen licb Gter bis beute ARittog 'auf
$14.70O 900.
Gu ,pa ign, ST., 13. s(pril.
Sic llnirerlitdt bon Sllinpis iibcrscic)z
1letc belte INT mebrcrc SnltIel,b ihrc
Suertbeilnng bpn 100000 filr Bic
Srci6eitsonlcibe.
gtc.u Wprf, 13. slpril. Sic 3cicG@
nnn9cn fiir bic Notwithstanding I'M
Stem gcrfer 9unOesrelerbebe5irf Belle
fen li1 in sen eriten 6 Sugen Ser
[anmpasuc auf $2S3,072,45O.
Stir sic pprige slnleibe luaren m1
Gnbc ber erlten Gage $154,7S6,35O
9eSeitbnet.
Sin 6rciiprnd,.
Associated Press
Gbi:ngp. 13. slpril. Ssrull So@
ris giIenbrnnp lpllrbc bcllte ppn Der
slnfloae. ibrcn .Naun crmproet Sl1
baben, ireigeiprodcn. Sic batte Sr.
@cp. giienbranb, ciuen 3abnar5t, boz
rigem Ssptcmbcr erlbplien. sic crfldr@
te, baB lic ibrcn Munn ipegcn leiler
Broliamfcit crldplcu babe.
Sran Gilenbronb lit sic %. Srail,
sic il,nerbalb 8 Sabre III Gpuf Golu,a
tn ton etner Mprbnl1flugc fretgelprp>
6en lpltrhe.
elnbcrn sur Tarnnitg.
{ Associated Press
ct. 2pui,s, 13. Slpril. @cil CT
int @elpydd nit 3eitunaslc!Iten gelo9t
baben iprl, bab Scr ariea III 6 gspno%
ten nit rcm Sieg 9cutIdlanhs cl,Sel,
lpcrbe, lullrbc Sr. Charles $. @e'nz
berg, Srdiibent bes geiliolrt 3petses
bon, $. zI. NatipnalDunb, gente Ibcno
oerbaftct,
ST.. HScinbers itebt llnter Der ar@
flage, bas 8llnbesipiono9egeIes iibcrz
treten sl baben. CT ipirb pbne 3uloi>
ilms ppn 8iir9Ihaft i'll Saft hleiben
ntiillen itnb 1uiro u,, Mpntua bp,t nenl
8unpesfonmii1ar berbDrt iperScn.
81 Ssnabcm in cincm S,uipitalfencr
1tnigcfpmitcit.
Nprman, Sfla., 13. Iprtl. Gin
She'll bes ltantliden &olpttals furSrrs
fo..ls.L...o o,,s Sa~ Enf&c
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14

2pnopn, II. 9lpril. (%crIputct. J
Ser 93crid)t ser Sublincr 9elcgotcl
iiber Sic irilfe &pnuentipn bclu9t, not
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
WuS benz MuSlan6e.
Yaris ,pieoer bcihpnc,t.
{ Associated Press


Euris, IS. slpri(. Sic @cidies
Bllng Ser Barrier @c9cu6 ourd bn:
DcutiNc 5crngeid)ils lpltroe lelte mic
Der beSorncn.
Gpm 9uftangriff nuf Earls.
ASSOCIATED Press
9nris, 13. 9[pril. 2u1t omtliden1
9erift nllrOen IN Ocnl Suftnngriff aul
Nor;s, Ser geltcrn 9lbe1O ltuttfanb
20 YerIoneu 9et0otct uno y uertpunz
Det.
Seutidc 1slpttenidDiffc por Selling
Tprs.
Associated Press
9cclin, 13. 9lpril. G5 iulroc
unrt!id1 Gcricftet, baB cin Sbeil Scr
Ncutlhe,l Observation-Disclosures, bie Sic
belltldJer Srl1pper III Sinnlunb inter
ltiisterL Jest Dor 0cIlingfprs licge.
slmel !fauiid1c Mrbciter Grtldrnng.
GOA Som, 10. 9(pril. Sic a!neriz
fanilhen Nrbeiter 9elc9otcn 5u Ser
bier elrber.1fencn 9trbcitertonferen9
pf+"n Ser anerifnnilde
al Il gnb Sic grfldz
ul1tIhe 9lrbeiter
!. 1en slrbetter sic
Sano 3u rel.u,. , Der 5Sriehe 1tll%
ter8eituet lit = ntcpt cher. 8is bieIer
3eitpunfr eingetreten tit. miro slmerifn
Den lesteu Solar ansgeben 1lnb be1
letter Srppfen Slute5 beriprisen.
Sndlagc crnIt.
Ottuipo, -. s(pril. Ser Seino
luor in1Ita1tbc, geltiist Dllrd cine lnz
perslcihlih itnrfe aorouerie, sluei
Offculipen srDbtcn Stils 5l1 9leiher
3cit 5ll :mternebn1en" bcIogt cine hier
ous Spuopn eiugetrpffcne &cuteroepez
ldc.
Sic s(uslihten fiir Gnglnub 1iro
in bDdi1eln @ruoc crnIt, Opc6 hle brlz
tiId)cn Strlnccn lperocn ol1sboltcn. Ste
SdliiMclpn,1fte ser Sd5lnht Itno ote
SDbe;t bci Wcllinc3 lno Ynslctenodelc,
Sic sic Sclltihc nit Sturnl 5u nebz
men bcnlilbt itl1b.
rSis >nbin ldBt uidts ouruuf Id)licz
beu, oob Scr 6eino alh nllr ei11cn flclz
nen S6eil icuc5 GeIdnoe: ';llter &rnz
troue bat"
Sr!iinniidjc Surocrunaeu.
2propn, II. 9lpril. (SScrIputct.
Ser @crid)t ser Subliucr 9elcgotclt
iiber Sic iriide &unuel1tipn bclu9t, nob
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
Nus Dem s}ulanbe.
Sic sSreibeitsnulcibc.
{ Associated Press J

G5icagp, 13. spril. Sic 3eihz
nnn9cn fir bie 5rcibeitsunleibe i'm 7.
8llnHesralerbebe5irf lmlrben 9cute ipie
foIut Dctnuut aeachcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14
Gpm 91litaugriff n1f Haris.
{ Associated Press

Earis, 13. 9(pril. 2uut amtli6cn
9erift nuroeu il, ocm Suftnugrtff ou
Eori5, Ser geitcrn 9lbenO ltatnanb
26 Yerloneu get0otct uno y ucrlpun:
set.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-14

goris. IS. slpri(. Sic @cidie:
Bltng Ser Barrier @c9cu6 ourt bn:
Dcutlhc Scrngeid1ilB lpltrbc lclte lric
Der beGDrncn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

and who will find much TO his lik-
ing I'm tho great new fields being de-
velopcd In Texas ana I'm southwest
crn Oklahoma MI uponnrll has the
production uf OH 10 look after
ar Rc1ut however. is confronted
by "a moro difficult problem Ito ~
coming TO look over the tield, 10
consult with Tho many rctiners IN
this and adjoining states ana 20 get
first-hand information as To the
needs Of the industry and the hce'
way to help enlarge the scope OF tho
various interests.
After looking over tho field no
can then make "A most compI"hen-
siye report and when once ne lear M
the situation can count ON the 10Y
atty and fidelity uf the rctiners 10 "A
man. Thcy Will respond readily 10
any appeal based on the needs oi
the government In these times OH
war. lie will not make any order
that viii not hc for the best inter
csts of tho country at large and "I
tho mld-contincnt field In parucu'
lar
Nr Reaua viii SEQ that by devot'
ing his great talent 60 tho mdrNe'lhf
end that ne will do the country
greater service than by ini'ri'f ~
i'm "A game that is 20 fraught WIN or
ncuIt problems ns TO leave but or.
course open and that IN 20 l't the
OH men light II out Just 30 long ~
there BE- no profitccring IA le''"''
products or fuel oil. -. no,
MIR. Roduas proposed NlSlt M, ~
brought about much dlh, usa'"
,nrong the oil fraternity ana ~ H
pointcd out by some of the so.cnl,'u s..l,'',, .,
hard -boilcd' that Mr. Rcgua t'S, a.,
Az orIv aa stated by Mr Hhrheli "
a telegram to r. w. Darby. 10 ~.
nl.ir The stabilization plan ana 'h'
rr, Nr Rcaua is coming 20 Tul%
70 iearn the great prohlemr coutro",
,ue ,be refiners and producers u
hns been suggested thht hnotne'
ro,rmittre or two should he hp
nointed 10 represent oklahoma an,
a.rccinlly Tulst In his behalf ana "
I rcb,f OF the state and city wNer'
ne is the sole arbiter Of our grea
/ industry IN 3. q. ,.,r,
,,r the oil produced from the nov
/ s,c,ds TO the south ana southwe'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

and every oil man in Tulsa nls AN
interest there and thus knows This
20 be true. II must be Impressed ON
Mr. Rcqua during his comln4 visit
ana II ne IL fair he will readily syr
that no possible goyvrrWrrf inter.
ventiop can help IT VIII br rwuN
"a question of pipa llNa cpp.I. ,rI
there are many pipe lines bu1uE
these days
Tulsa people shoull wake ur
tho situation and unlrrsruI rH.r
Mr.. Requt'b visit shout bee rlfr .
memorable affair and thpi %, snu. Q
be entertained by tn" men WHO '...
the interests at heart me hs urn
who have invested their cutu p...
lngs here. and men who ur. ...
ana broad enough 60 point uur r
Mr. RcquR that no plan NNtH,...
other than keeping the urs. nf ..
lned products down. can a, nN.H
| tC W6rk without Iccrurdvu IH.
/ tcrrsts - some ana that a.l
work to the limit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
For Sale Following
Used Material

900 feet 3 a-l6 i7-pound
casing 5000 feet 6 5-S casing,
l7.pound. 400 feet 3 IL casing,
17.pound. I 900 feet IA cas-
ing 2t-pound. 1000 feet 2
inch tubing and rods, 1000
feet 2-lnch line pipe; 4 $50
barrel iron tanks 100 barrel
iron tank, l-2 H. = gasoline
pump, S-H y gasoline pump;
2 No. . O * pumping Jacks.
. high pressure gas tanks;
low pressure gas tank. Araco
gas engine and power combined.
4 small Snow pumps. lot
swedge nipple, 3-Eate valves;
No. . National pulling ma
chine, ParkcrsburE drilling
machine. 25-H + Superior
engine and Reed power
For prices call at 20l Central
National bank Bldg Phone
6s75 376s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
OH, MARKET QUOTATIONS
Mr.. Requa wiz Visit Tulsa

Mr. Rc1un, OIL administrator has
accepted the invitation extended TO
him by the World and will visit
Tulsa. He viii receive a royal well
come and have Il taste ot IulAt's
famous brand Of hospitality when
ne speaks at the high school next
Tuesday.
IIo ls 10 be accompanied by Tom
O'ponncu. who IS also very welcome
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Ray whitney Brtng~ News From
TCNHs

nay whitney who was born r..
raIHod AS an oil reporter m H...
from Texas and has a most .r....
ing story TO tell of the won. rr....
dcvslopmcnts down that $500.
Mr. whitney stdtur that nr. Yr.
today dceoening tho lIHnN r..
linnn and Humble DN N N.....
co.'s well on the Jones farm INu.'
miles and hair west ut rt....
in EAztland county which ..H f..
flowing AZ the Jte OF goo lurH. .n
prcgent time . feet ln the sand ..I
hour. Al one time This v,I m.H.
al the rate Of ESQ 900 hnur Nu.N
trouble is being encountered .uu a..
count of the hole hrldgnE
Tho Prairie well on ih, s.tdun
farm, according 90 SIR Nhunn
which IL about one hair mile south
west of the Jones. ia making about
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Construction Engineer De.
sires to Make Change.

Construction engine. having
charge Of construction work FOR large
oil corporation desires TO make
change. Advertiser is above draft
age. thoroughly familiar with all
engineering and construction work
pertaining TO oil industries and ac-
eustomed to handle large forces Of
mem Address Box Has. care Tulsa
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

STEVENS CoUSTN The Glad.
stone on company'N wcll In 20 ls .
is going lo run the tubing with y
hacker Tho we'll is now spraying
40 barrels nm hour and II is hoped
that tho work being done on II viii
Increase the production dnd make
II as good as the Magnolia well In %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Personals

d r. Bob) Wallace came in from
Dallas Yesterday Mr. wallace II
the head " the Atlantic Producing
company
W = Hutson from Mineral Welb.
Texas. re- IN Tulsa for fcw days
on business MIR ilutHun iH starting
two wells In Jack county.
Frank Kelsey ~ the Prairie oil
& Gas company with headquarters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

mn WRIGHT white a MACK
hntcnlIr up ON No q Roy Davis
farm located in the southeast Of the
northeast OF tho northeast ot the
northwest NJ l.lf.7.
Monitor Ou a GAS co.'s No Is
Fiuuo iu tho northeast of l-i7-7 is
rIE
The Magnolia Petroleum. comany
has made % location I'm the northeast
~ the southeast ~ the southeast OF
the northeast ~ 4.lG.7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

Commissioned u Lieutenant Colonel
4. @ Lyons has been commits
stoned "A lieutenant colonel In me
army and thus has acquired lhr
proper official standing. which VIII
aid greatly I'm carrying out his spec.
tai work. namely, the purchase OF
oil for the army
Mr. Lyons had 10 begin ms OK
periencc as purchasing agent a tln'
knowledge Of the business and De
sides "A host " friends who arc wish.
ing him an the success there is and
are giving him practical aid In FUR
uishjng oil. g.
starting shortly da a tour W me
forts. and will thus acquire prac-
tical knowledge of tho exact needs
of the army Mr. Brann IS the riGht
man for the place
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

The Sinclair OH & Gas company
have drilled the No - Walker farm
In 24-22-3 little deeper mo lhe
sand and increased the flow from
900 TO $50 barrels daily. There II
getting To- W well-grnunded op'n-
ion among tho oil fraternity 'hHi
the CARRIER field IS going to begin
doing some great business within the
next week or ten days, as there nl'
So many wells nearing the de'le'
sands II can safely be conn'ed up
ON TO produce a lot Of oil N me
opinion OF men who ought TO know.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

ROGERS COUNTY, okLN.-N.
Y uarner's No l2 on the Everett
tones farm In the northwest ot inc
southwest OF l7.23-l1 is good Tor >
barrels No. l3 on the same tHrm
is good for s barrels o
s A Martin OH n Gas Co.'S no. >
on the the y. y & 3 y pannenor,s
form I'm the southwest NJ the north-
cast Of 7-23-I7 is good for 20 oA''
rels ,.... &
+. l.. Henton and associates have o
barrels In their No. 4 \ G " w q.
Phlnlps farm I'm the southwest or 'h'
northeast Of 2l-2'-ll a.,
Crosbie & Mallory No 3 ON we
Miss Cherokee Jones farm IN ln'
southwest dr -;hc northwest OF l'-
23.l7 is good 10 r2o barrels
John Conuurs No, 3 on the Lewis
Jones farm In the southwest OF ths
northeast OF 7-23-il is good Tor D
barrels ,..
r.. J.. Lowe. president No ON inc
c. II. Rurtner farm ln the sou'h','S'
OF the southeast " lJ-1'-lh rs "a '"-
barrel well. ...,.
North star Petroleum company p
No. on the j. l. Laudwrith iarm IN
the west half ~ the snu'h''a' "'
22-24-I6 Is 3-barrcl we'll
Kiefer oil company.s no. ON 'h.
George Hcape farm In the southwest
OF the southwest Of ll--A DO ' "''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

Wanted Man Tor cleaning "u'
machine. must have experience
with gasoline power -ol Central
@srfonaI Bank hl.'inE InHu
InunAF tsrt. 3f6h ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

BUTLER COUNTY, Kan lh'
Empire Gas & Fuel Co y no ID %"
tho peder Iaulsun farm is i''"lMh
800 barrels No 81 rs good Tor -'V
and,No. IS for l50 barrels am hn'l
The Page Lewis on company 40.
10 on the NJ \ koogler farm ln l''
southwest OF 10-26-5 BE- good i"i l.'
barrels No. 81 ON the same iNfm 'N
the southwest of % 1G-b o. a 30. oar
rel we'll -nd No. 26 is flowing h, ''
barrels m hour
The Eldorado National bank has "a
l5-barrel we'll In It's No. ana
barrel well In IT'S No. on me \
Richar'ls' farm IN the northeast OBJ
1896.
The Cassodny OH &. Gas CO.'S so. 3
IN the J e. Millersou farm 'n 'N.
west half of the northeast of A.-'-'
is good for 25 barrels
The Empire Gas & Fuel Co has
10-harrel well In the west half OK
lS-2e-5 on tho ADA HCss farm
The Wichita Augusta No 0n iN,
-, X SimpkirE farm i'm She north
west OF 25-26-i In dry
Carter on company No. Q on mo
". u Phillips farm I'm the south
east of tho northeast Of -5-Lb.b N
good for - barrels.
The soHtHih estoru on & Gas Co 3
So / on tho y. W Hin farm in th'
northeast ~ the northwest OF g..
-f-E is y .0-barrel well
The Lucky strike on company has
80 300 barrel well In the southwest
uf the southwest OF 3-2g-f on tho
Dennis Norpns tam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

HAMILTON SWITCH The riv-
ford OH gomp1uya No. : on the T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-30
DEATHS.

BATTIS-In this city on August -. 1918.
Elizabeth wife OF John BATHS. aged to
years.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence
s3S Morrow street. on sunday afternoon
at 2.3O O'Clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
BLICkLE-ln this city on August 20.
1918. William J. Bhckle.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
viIed 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dcnce of his sister Mrs &. A Kopp. AIS
Walnut street. on Monday morning at Q
O'Clock Requiem mass al 81. MARY $
Church interment at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
CONWAY-In Camden. y j.. August p .
1918, Edward T., husband of Mary Con-
way.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at his late residence
IO3 kanes avenue. on saturday morning
Heart Church. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery. on arrival of LOG train from
Philadelphia.
DOwNS-In this city. August %. 1918.
Frederick d. Jr-. son Of Frederick d and
Sarah j. Downs. aged II years. months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services al his late residence
3OO2 Madison street. on saturday after
noon at = O'Clock. Interment private.
RASH-In this city. on August IS. 1918.
Mary c. Rash. widow of Moses Rash,
aged S5 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her SON William II Rash. 4O5 East Third
street. on Friday evening at $50 o clock
Interment a. Dover, Del, on Saturday,
August 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-30
STOCKS OPEN DULL;
MOST SHARES DECLINE
American Tobacco, Notable Ex~
ception, Makes Advance of IA
Points, Maxwell Motors Drop.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Wall Street, Aug 30
Can advance of 34 points in American,
Tobacco was the only unusual feature at
the st eady but dull opening of todays
stock market
A number of important issues including,
United States Steel and Trans Contlnen-
tai rails, sold minus their quart erly divi-
dends, but initial changes In those groups
were confined to the smallest fractions
Equipments, shipplngs, coppers and
other metals were disposed To harden,
but specialties eased Maxwell Motors
losing point,
Liberty issues and International bonds
were variable.
IRRE0 RITES DEVELOPED ny NOON.
Moo with no apprcciablc expansion
of offerings, the market developed rregu-
lar tendencies IN the course Of the first
hour Yesterdays warning of the local
money pool again countcrbalanced good
war news and railroad earnings Active
lndustrIals and equipments reacted from
fractions to point and prom-
nent rails were lower by ! to | y points,
II Paul Preferred showed
marked strength ard Union Pacific held
firm with Southern Railway The
moderate recovery at midday was led by
[ nted States Steel and Canadian Pacific