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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

Tell your druggist you want California Syrup of Figs
the Genune Full directions for babies and children of all ages
conspated bilious versh tonguecoated full of cod
are plainly printed the bottle Look for the California
ana accept no other Zig Syrup '-Bewarel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

A shrapnel burst" covers an area
of 1.SOO square yards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

FROM PAGE oNE)
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04
sHTNGLE NEWS.
(Near RrIdsevIIIe.)

The social at Shingles was largely at
tended and sS5 was realized.
Alvertis Phillips Of Ohio is visitin,
John Smith.
Mrs Benchbach gave a dinner party or
Sunday to large number Of friends.
Joseph Merider and friend motored tc
Maryland Thursday and caught a number
Of fine shad.
surprise party was given at the home
Of Miss Ethel Smith to Miss Mary Meri-
der. Many friends were present. Music
and games were played until late hour
when refreshments were served. Miss
Mary received a number of pretty gifts
an dthe guests departed wishing her many
more pleasant birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdowell enter
tained company from Georgetown on sun
day last.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained friends
fro moakley recently.
Mrs. J. R. Hemonds is spending a few
days with friends in Harrington.
Robert Passwaters is home from Mar
Gus Hook
The Y P. A. Of Oakley NJ p Church
will hold its monthly meeting at the home
Of Miss Rachel Coverdale at Glendale on
Friday evening. April 4th.
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04
LEWES.

The Norwegian steamship Joseph ].
Cuneo. whichr an on the Breakwater dur
ing the heavy gale of wind last week. is
entirely under water with the exception
Of the mast and stack. The stern Of the
..e:.. 9. .ha stone nile that
the crew and six passengers that were
aboard stepepd off the boat on the break
water dry footed. The passengers and
crew were taken care of at the Lewes
Coast Guard Station. 1t has been said
here by some of the older seamen that
had the breakwater been run to the shore
as has been talked for several years,
this accident would not have occurred, as
the wind was browing in such a direction
that neither breakwater furnished much
protection, the wind blowing parallel with
the breakwaters. The Cneo was loaded
with banas. 1900 punches. valued at
$50. 1000. bound from Port Antonio for
Philadelphia. The cargo is expected to be
total loss while some hope is enter
tanned for saving the steamer. This is
the first trip the captain has made since
being made master Of the boat. The tug
boat Augustine, owned by the Southern
Transportation Company, also went
ashore during the gale early on Friday
morning just beyond the Government
iron pier. There seems to be very little
question but that the tug will be gotten
on without much difficulty
Joseph c. Marvel, who, has been en-
ployed in the post Office building here
since its erection. as assistant janitor.
has resigned and has secured a position
in Philadelphia and will move his family
there.
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04

Local fishermen are catching a few
shad, which are bringing good prices. A
few black perch are also being caught.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Doughton Of VIII
mington are receiving congratulations M
on the arrival Of a fine baby girl Mrs.
Doughton was formerly Miss Della Bur
ton Of this town.
William H. Chamberlain has purchased
II1isiy q. Gisi pa vP5i . %. u
ison Avenue from Mrs. T. c. Marshaiii
Mrs. Albert Lupton and children, who
have been visiting her parents here for
several months, has gone to Cleveland
Ohio to join her husband. They will
make their future home in that city.
Miss Catherine Lynch, who has been Wis
iting in Wilmington for several weeks.
ha sreturned home.
Harvey f. Baker has purchased the
Horace Brown property on South street.
now occupied by Ira S. Hazard, and will
move his family there in the near future.
Mr.. Baker has also purchased the old
steam laundry building andjoining the
Brown property and will open a garage
and repair shop there
Miss Sarah Carpenter is visiting friends
and relatives in Wilmington and Phila-
delphia.
Walter Donovan has moved his familx-
to the property formerly occupied by Jas
Prettyman. Mr.. Prettyman having moved
to the Wingate property on Mulberry
street, which he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cooper NAPLES Of Ches-
ter, Pa, formerly Of this town, have re-
turned to Lewes and are occupying their
property on Market street. Mr. Waples
was engaged in the commission business
in Chester.
H. Hickman lowell is spending a. few
days with his mother here. Mrs. Rina H.
Powell. at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
V. L. Mustard.
William Ennis Jr., is i'll at his home
on Market street
Edward J. Gray has acceped a position
as engineer at the power house. Mr. GRAY
was formerly employed on the pilot boat
Philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04
WHY. aRTrrT IN, TO
BEAT THE HECKLERs
Victory Loan Speakers Will get the
Jump on Critics.

Victory Loan Speakers Will get the
Jump on Critics.
"Butt-in" speaking will be used to
create enthusiasm for the Victory Lib
erty Loan, and 1000 speakers are being
organized for the campaign which is
opening in the southeastern district of
Pennsylvania, severing Bucks, Mont
gomery, Delaware, Chester and Phila-
delphia counties. Other districts are
expected to adopt the "butt-in' plan
and get the jump on wOuld-be hecklers.
These speakers will present them
selves at all meetings and will discuss
the loan situation in a constructive
way to dispel all criticism, hostility and
heclKling which might result when the
selling drive opens If the public were
not acquainted with facts in advance.
The speaking campaign was outlined
at a meeting Of county representatives
IN the Union League, Philadelphia,
presided over by Arthur Peek, chair
man Of Group A, which includes the
southeastern counties.
Harold B. Beitler, who will direct
the speaking activities In this district,
declared that an appeal must be made
to the sense Of decency Of the Aneri-
can citizen to- step up and pay the
bills Incurred. The nation, he said,
needs a good treputation to figure as
q respeeted nsmber Of the family Of
nations "A position which it cannot
hold IL "A soes anything toward repudi-
aftng b. est dfbt
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04

Eghtyhve
Federal
the Victory Liberty Loan Campaign
In the picture shown above taken on the Treasury steps In Wash
number ulpacked
publicity
government each
helmets special held for
nsO Paris Eventually they arrived there BY freight
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04

When you move frbm one address
to another, 1t Is nee cbssary that yOu
notify the Milford chronicle once,
giving the old address,. as we'll as the
new address, so that the Chronicle
can be sent to youl regularly each
week. Keep this d mind and ges
your local paper regularly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
FIGHTING CONTINUES ON
THREE FRONTS IN POLAND

WARSAW, Thursday, March "a
Fighting continues on three Polish
fronts with varying success to tn"
contcnding forces. according TO an
official statement ISSUED hy the pol
lsh general staff today Tho state
mpnt reads.
"Rolshcvill troops have again Mt
tackled Saloniki In the Grnduo dis
lrict ana succeeded In entering tn"
town. but were eventually driven out
at the point OF the bayonot
"Dur troops have rcpuiscd all Mt
tacks hv Ukrnihians against Lcm-
berg. Grodck and JagiclnlCt iufhCi-
ing serious LOSSES upon the enemy.
The fighting continues ana our
troops have occupied Jaksmanicc,
SlcdCsln and BydhOw
German attacks on tho GoSen
trout have been repulscd near Moe
berg The Germans fred ON pCas-
ants who were working In tho
fields"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

little hesitation in deciding which
they would choose for their own i
to l6-yCar-old boys
Much Opposition.
ut Is a record that the nations OF
army hurdcned Europe did not pu,
their boys into military training.
sparta took them at g. hut that was
: 600 years ago. Even Germany
trained her boys In other. ways unA-
they came TO manhood
Chicago has entered upon "A great
experiment Many thoughtfu per
sons are wondering II the city viii
not regret Sme day that she adopt.
ed a plan whicrputs her high school
boys 10 the rigors OF system OF
military child labor"
The j T. . n. g. ia very much
different from tho scout plan. Mai.
Verne BcN. district Inspector. "a ih
headquarters here. explained The
former teaches a boy 90 become q
leader and does not interfere win
his school duties II Is easy 10 train
privates for tho army iu short
time. but II iq hard 10 get officers
| think some OF the c1ucHtIuuG
leaders have misintorprcicd ouj
idea for we are not trying 10 force
universal training on the school boy.
We are trying TO cooperate Sllh
the scout leaders and are willing 90
furnish them with leaders that hey
desire"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
PAROLE GRANTED IL ALIENS;
ARE ORDERED DEPORTED

WASHINGTON March la Pa
roles were granted by Secretary Of
Labor Wilson today to Il aliens Of
tho group Of 50 sent to New York
from the west recently under orders
OF deportation. In 10 cases the de-
portage action was affirmed The
remaining % cases no applications
for reopening OF hearings were pond
ing
Most of the aliens ordered paroled
had been offered paroles on the
basis OF their original hearings and
before they were removed from the
state OF Washington. but refused 90
accept them Those whose eases
were not rcConsidcrcd either had
h>sN unable to interest attorneys o'
the = w. W. in their cases or were
willing 20 nCccpt deportation
~ the names were withheld by
the 1eI irtmcut OF Labor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

WASHINGTON. March la Units
announced today hy the war depart
mcnt as assigned to carly convoy in
cluded the IAN regiment OF cngin-
cors. hasc hospitals Nos. "a, -, 80,
90. ~. - and ll6; army ambulance
service scctions Nos 5l1, h23, $50.
SCI, b5S, 592. 593 62S. $50 and cal,
io9th telegraph battalion; GONZALES
cent camps NOS !. ana e aero
squadrons ss, 1o2, 400 497 ana l.1O6,
MAth field signal batmlion, bakery
companies Nos 3O5. 327 and 39i and
field hospital No. a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
PLEASED WITH PLAN
10, Officers Trimming Camp
Finds Ready Response
In Chicago.
RllT OPPOSITION DEVELOPS
-,,crs, Publication Dcnounccs II
ns military Child
Labor"

MrrrrAGO. March 1.-THE junior
.,,ccrs training corps, which came
,,c,.e,ence here less than a month
-o and which now includes virtual
,V Of the li.5OO high school stu
,.o,. ~ Chicago. is making rapid
,.,tway, and has demonstrated its
INABILITY according to persons be-
..,,a The movement.
More than 1890 boys already
,,,e be,n supplied free by the gov
uucpt with rifles, caps, shirts,
..,.oats shoes, kits and other ac-
.,.rrrmcut and are receiving three
- military training each week
,"nder the direction Of captain r. j.
2rs,s. who is aided 10y Il lieu'onanls
Ind scrseapis, AZ. OF me regular
army ,,, ,,,,ri,,d
,.,,nlshmcnt OF the J X. .. 7. {.
Ia nro,.ded the necessary materials
'Tsr careful study OF the pro-
n,.u had been made by the de-
,,w,rl. committee on education
.o,r..I training. Branches are
,nc.'.i 10 hc established in other
.'.. ,- soon AS the experiment has
,,oyet its fun value. according to
F,,nt Loeb. president Of the board
nj education IN Chicago,
Rows Arc Enthusiastic.
,,rh, advantages or the framing
,,,o, fnr standpoint ~ health, Cour-
.., and uanlincSs. are obvious ne
.siJ ,~Thc bows have entered in,o
The thing with great enthusiasm. ~
ior..drrah,e opposition to tho
,s'em has developed among sym
,,thi2ar, NJ the Boy Scout and sim
lac orrluNLatlona, and the subject
has r.ascd Wide discussion In clu-
i.,r,r,H circles. The American
Fsrhoo' puhushcd for the benefit OF
lsIerates 10 department meetings Of
,bc National Education association :
meeting here. carried an editorial
,harlrteriNng the method as "mil-
uDq. child labor Copies or the
alitMal which waS written by C..
O. relrse assistant superintendent
o, the Milwaukee Normal school,
have been furnished 80 all supcrin-
'sndents who attended the cOnvcu-
ton,
Referring IN a recent parade Of
the bows. ,ho editorial com plimcn'S
their discipline. but adds. "To those
who remember the parade OF por-
ton Of the RlaCkhawk division re-
c,vgN and these who have pren
i-oops OF hoy scouts on parade or
m hike. there will come tho thought, q,
how much more appropriate the
army uniform and the marching fo'-
nation and step are for lusty yOung
men " "a 70 % years than for sal.
low little boys Ike those who passed
In parade
= And those who have seen the free
step of the hiking scou, and his fine
spirited carriage on parade will have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
SURVEY OF STUDENT
ACTIVITIES PLANNED
WIN See Whcthcr Pupils Get What
They should In S~chuui
RCnCTitS

Special TO 1hs World
NORMAN, OKLA. March lo \n
exhaustive survey OF am Students or-
.iNucs and every feature " student
INTO Will hc undc az the l'nlvcrnDy
.uf oklahoma to determine whether
aiudonr set an they should from
their college education and whether
what lhry get property flls them tor
tho,r Nfr work.
Tho u,rNry viii be made hv "a body
known bs lhc sooner commission,
composed OF eight men students.
'rlrht women students and eight
w,mhcrs W tho faculty
The ulm W the commission ls 'o
elevate ldopls .or students direct
in.ir Individual lives ana student uu-
uyNlns IA general into the proper
channels ana teach them why they
tnro lu college. what they wu-t DO 10
m fhrnFoIyr~c FOR life service and
their OBLIGATIONS 10 tive state which
givrH them an education aud thoir
nation
So fr. ne known here the move
mont rs absolutely original II has
never been carried out In tho same
form lu an, other college u re-.
ulici hcrr from the revival ~ to.
ltgious and campus spirit which FOL
lowed the meeting recently conduct
cd hy capt John MncNuill CRnud dnp
miu ,ior and enldicr.
\ runuc has boon Invented for
Accurately determining the amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
NAVY 20 ATTEMPT FLIGHT
ACROSS ATLANTIC SOON

NEW YORK. March 15..-Rcar
Admiral u W. Taylor, chief of the
naval bureau ~ construction aud
repairs, announced here todny~fNnt
the navy would be ready To attempt
the fight by heavier than airCraf,
across the Atlantic ocean within Il
month
Il do not believe that Great britain
will beat us across" he said " the
attempt is made with heavier than
aircraft. We are under the impress
sion IN Washington. however, he
continued, that dirigiblc trip Will
be undertaken By England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
DO YOU GET UP WITH LAME BACK?
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder
Trouble?

io embarrassing ana frequent hlad-
der troubles day and night. irritation,
sediment, etc
Lack of control, rnnrting uric
acid rheumatism. bloating maybe
lose of flesh. sallow completion
rrcNal"ncy Of Kidney Discnrc.
Most people do not realize the
alarming Increase ana remarkable
prc'nlcncr ~ kidney disease white
Kidney disorders are among the most
common digeaHrs that prevail. they
are sometimes the lnst recognized by
patients. who very often content
Themselves with doCtorlng the cf.
f"cts, while the original disease may
constantly undermine tho system.
Regular medium and large size
bottles AZ All drug stores
Don't mako any mistake, but re-
. member the napse, nr klimer'a
swamp Root, andNtlS address. Hing.
hamton. \ Y. which You will find
ON every bottle.
a sample size bottle ~ Swami Roo,
4 Co, Blnghamton, ~. V This viii
g remarkable merit OF this medicine
'lhhhlo Information. containing many
c"iNcd from men and women who any
c remedy n"9ded in kidney. liver and
'sH OF swamp Root are 80 wei known
Tor sampl" size bottle Address Dr.
ie sure To say you read this offer In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

NITENDS AIIthS. ArgentInh, MArCh
ia \ llSpa'rh 10 Ia HrCnIl from
pHrHa SAYS that the Lllln-AmorlGtn
delegates 10 the peace conference
are rcscntful over the small repre-
scutatIon given them upon the Nuau.
cla ard economic commissions.
These delegates, the dispatch do
clares. make the charge that the
small nations OF Europe have been
favored at their expense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

LONDON. MarCh I5---BrItIHh and
German committees have opened ne
Rouations IN Rotterdam, German
government wireless message re-
Ceived here says. concerning the cx-
portdtion from Germany of potash.
timber. dyes and other products.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
SpIrINL NOTI,-yDu NM, ohI

NFTI TNT N'JTT-l m may obtain
by enclosing ten cents iu Dr kilmcr
give YOU the opportunity 10 prove IN
Jhcy viii also send YOU book of y
Of the thousands of grateful letters r,
they found swamp Root to be lust n
bladder troubles The value and succ
that our readers are advised to send
kilmcr ~ CO. Eiurhamton y. \.
the Tulsa Sunday World Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

\ runuc has boon Invented fnr
accurately determining the amount
" moisture In lumber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that has
never failed TO remove dandruff at
once. and that is 90 dissolve II. then
YOU destroy It entirely. To do this.
just get about four ounces Of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store Chls ls an you will ucoil. ap.
ply ir al night when refining. use
enough 20 moisten the scalp and rub
10 In gently with the finger tips
By morning, most n not all Of
Your dandrun will he gone. and
three or four more applications Will
completely dissolve and entirely dc
stroy every single sign and trace NJ
49, no matter how much daudruf
you may have.
You viii lind all itching and dig
Eing ~ the scalp will stop instantly.
and your hair viii he fluffy, lustrous.
glossy. SILKY and soft, and look and
feel hundred times better. Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
Tbey Laughed at Harold Bell Wright's
Proposal to Film His Most Famous Book

instead Of selling Hart the story the
author convinced him that 81, would
hc rulnous 20 an concerned 10 al
tempt such a combination
lie inumatci that hIs next story
picture would b" THAT Printer ~
drlis' ne motion picture posNh.ll.
ticg OF which he " very enthusiastic
about
He is kecnly interested In what the
public mink OF The shepherd Of the
Hlls" ard carefully read each %; The
numerous letters that reach him
from all parts of the country from
persons who have seen the picture.
II wns largely because Dc wanted
20 meet face 10 face the people who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13

81
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..... ID. .., .Nr''
r... ..r.n,H. question. 'i"" ~"
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.. .. ..U..l.ur ln any 'htIE
,,.u.r ..s gsN.o" imW'u'''' ~ '
........ Harold BEL. NIlh". "'
.,.. .rss'up oyer ln Ihl'N ''N" ''
A., -.
"a. rather thought ll M'N'"'
.r.,as s.yy VHrh. back no i'tS " l''
..rara .nhn samuel '""Wl
,r, An interview i1 WAI'n ne .',,
us, ~ NuEn. 300 ln|"'',N -.
s,sunt.I of .hr liII'. HHu
,rs whole motion picture Eanr -
Nr gu'aRfu observed I'". w,
ssurr..trI author fnuN H,'.'
tour 900 me- f.m game. nay
grrel rlprf i'atu'' "''' ''"h
his own 1nl- are. ''.' Wv" ''''" IL ~
ana without a wet. known t".l
had prrfu.r1 81. 600. Ih ''' az VI
Ar almost unanimous hh'p''.'D.',
from .lr vicinity ut me P'"l'I7,s,' ''','''
,-rllorrs Eui To- hnl h'h"'n NV
pcura wen. over l' N'H,
BIZ 100 Ger and ls sl'I t'''E '"'N.
D. = a. artistic ana lIh'"' '"' H"'
es.,
We prol.c1'o1 our lH'''''n "p'n
slight know edge "t lhe 'l'' '''''"-
toned facts
The Stars. f'N"'" N''''
NOS widely read aH.I"i. nav '.'''
following Ihht lhrf' l' NO "r'' '.H
Eut 70 l0 ih' allh'in 7'I.'' ~.
them. %. any rate. on 'A"n"' M
A rara.a- author and q popular STAR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
BIG GUSHER ESTIMATED
AT 5000 BARRELS

,.,a Trough, in last week by Scott &" Toss ,'
section 7.I4.l2. The Glenn ino' 'HN -, I'm
,.,, fl, tbc carly days ~ oil pr"dn'uun 'u
ntI,,"1a cushing held the record for n.E
rrgiurtion for many years tn" Nor,h 'n h,,'
t.f5 neirr new caused wild stamped. n"'
., .''.,..,. r,,pty GN Fields have HirhdI} Ut.
,.-sascG In new production and hiF new w',s
,,rt'I All these other fields Will have q" 'o"N ~
r,,ir IureIs or this county will wre,t lA' l''n.
LIT, ,,yav. from them. The record Eu'h'' 'l
GLr,1.Fcc county fcid ana one Of inc laIf.I,
rrrurht In In oklahoma THIS year was "'n.I
Lon I,f, Monday afternoon hy scott I''',
, ~ a., Inc ror,hwcgt quarter NJ IA" northeast
,,,,T,rr ~ i.I4-lg. about 1000 yards or i',s
north - our lease with pa" dflH ou'1 ''"-
., .p,. sand Operations had ceased Z" ''i' I"%
tremendous TOW uf oI. which I'd ''MSri '.''''
r.,imarc places o, uo' Jess han 5000 ,'rrg,,To
The sand was reached AZ ''' N'r,' -. ". ,
- .r.n. yg.u. v,3. ArlUrl Ir late Monday ana
,,,r,ed or better than goo barrels tn" Tow
has in.rc,ued pt an astonishing Ia'" ever sun,
rIr,l late TUESDAY afternoon. u was WaH.o
,rc tremendous row above estimated ''oo
barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13

Fields Your money shares In all tho com
pnny's holdings and all that II may ever hc-
uuire In tho future Y Nou can't afford 70 stAy
out Get In today Opportunity only knocks
at your door once In a lifetime and II Is up 10
YOU to grasp n now We viii never sell an
other share " this stock after the ilrst drI,'
ing well allotment of stock has been SOFA
should this well be a huge paying Eusher. \
900 barrel well on this lease should make our
company worth MILLION DOLLARS the OIL
l. thcro, lts an around uR, blg. large producing
wells II viii undoubtedly mean "A fortune To
you who help mo arm Tho stock should
all be sold and OF Tho market within
ihc neat few days Don't let the wise ones
gnbhIs Il IN and leave you wishing YOU had fol-
lowed our advice uflrr monslrous guHher has
been brought in an our Lease making houSandH
of narfcla of oil daily Tor the stockholders OF
INN. ANAL company You now have chance
10 grI I'M this small company Ncxt week your
chance may be- gone forever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
Do Ii Now! Buy Today,
Rejoice Tomorrow

Write tho company q check Send the money
for lust 40 many shares ns YOU can AuofI 10
h,y u,pembcr, there viii only be a few NJ us
tn divide the profits with That N mo aa'hn-
taRo of buyInR stock In r. small company WIN
a big. bright outlook fpr "a sucec"fnl tuturc
This is your chance now THIS Ha''ruH'm'nt
r,ise the drilling fund within few days Then
,ou can't buy a -hr" ~ this stock hH VI VIII
hc takou Uff the market just a7 soon n' re-
,riyr inc needed drilling capital Tor develop.
,,r,i NH, ia your chance To- help me put UN
drui down .n Mother Earth fot the oil that uii
drrlirS this wonderful pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
Good Chance of a Lifetime

t,, vou II you take Hdynn'nr" ~ Il II you
could stand % the leases ln ms ne" p'"' % Hnn
o., nip rushrr fUlIrE tank tftcr tank with
rn,k uaulI gold ana see N" drills pounding
L.vn INTO Mother Earth ON the various leases
about our lease. you would send IN every do''r
YOU could rake and scrap" i"s'lh'I Tor your
share uf a waiting fortune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13

comes We feel we have one ~ Tho most val
uarIo I,pecs In this fioid and ~ should ho hu'
"a matter uf time uuu this ls proven hy ih"
bIi going down into mo oil mnd ana prnhu'-
lrr thous,nds of barrels Of oil for ynu and mo
and every other Etockholdcr In THIS small
company.