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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

George Simpson, who halls from
California ls the inventor ot a new
process for drilling wells. that. II il
VIII accomplish onc-hIlf what hc
claims for It, will revolutionizc tho
drilling or wells, and especially in a
territory where tho rotary process
would naturally he used
II ~ scheme FOR utilizing mir.
Just AS rock drills utilize alr, aud hla
Invention has tho ear marks OF being
an entire success. For tho last few
days Mir simpson has shown his
pl'Ans TO cNprrt drillcrS here. and has
secured the Endorsement OF Rumc OF
the few that know what compressor.
ar viii do and is anxious to have
the Commercial club back him ia "A
model test machine. which II Il Is "A
success, would greatly benefit Okla.
homa
Many times these new inventions
are used by people who make no cf
tort 10 get good results. as for in
stance, certain refining process
which w7us backed hy this column to
the limit and ~ now making good
after being turned down here b,
some of the alleged rcfiurrs ur rather
employees uf plants here
II seems as though Mr swusou's
scheme is worth trying ana mon Ike
! W. A. Smith who are scientific in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Tho Sinclair people nro more than
pleased with the showing made by
the Mid kAnanS wei on the Terry
farm near tBddo, w.hhh ia making
5000 barrels day and Ia an offset
10 a G00-acro Lease owned 10y the sin
clair people
Tho Sinclair IFdbcttcr No. l. In
stephens county IA making r.0O0
barrels with 20 feet Of Cavings In tho
hole, following "A shot, ana II located
"A mile and ono hair from the Hwcn-
son farm owned by the Monitor
and Harry Parker Thus, two or
three OF Tulsas OIL producers are
benefited not to mention the fact
that Frank Moore. Charles Noeser,
and Il. r. Kemp are also close 10 the
big MID Kansas well.
The Sinclair test on the Gaines
farm In Brown county IL making n
flow every night and nngh. TO shoot
into n good producer. 1t is IA safe
'bet that Tulsa people will get thein'
before the game IL played out to the
end OF the string.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
At Duncan,

,,.,.f.t. -., ..p,o,. ,-c pgblng
....''' 80. ~ ,ag -, sttn rcrt and
- -. .., Ia t,.,t ~, t.,l-
a., ,,n, ~" ,nnir .',' II ic,,, an IN, lame,
s,rt, 4, is,y
rnn g,,,l, I'M pov,I,ruen, com
,,ry IN ~, d,,yn ,t tgtj frci wait.
', 'n,, ,n ~ in,i",' nn rh,Ir su,rlts farm
ic,,, T., an Va,i,
Tbr r. rnmu,nv +. ,pudt,nt
d, uy,b 81 aolngl holc on their
b,.rr,, t,rr, ,,sf In gT 9s.nU
,rpr Iorc st,r ans rbmpauy ohas
Ga, i.,,, ia ,h, hoIr. ana pTc r,hn,
.nt ma .a.t op Ils Melton farm Tea,
An gG.gs...V
~, N,gnoiI, p,tgnlcun conuary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
Late Neps From Texas.
(Rv pRrNTIsS MOORE

NY ' lAlHAN lit1tN "'NflN ~
DALLAS, Texas. March b.-The
Mid Kansas oil & Gns Co. a snbsid-
iary of the Ohio OIL company lStund-
ard OH company has well IN the
Caddo pool stevens county. Texas.
northern end OF the deep sand terri
tory, flowing 5000 barrels daily. Il
Is the w T.. Carey No !.
The we'll was drilled in several
weeks ago, was shot and hridged
broke loose a COalplo OF weeks,
flowed a,56n barrels daily for "a few
days and bridgNd again. The well
is now apparently clean. Its present
flow makes II the largest well drilled
In this part OF the territory /, Is
approximately eight miles east or
the 5000 barrel wen completed two
days ago In the same county hv tho
Gulf Oil corporation. Tho Ranger
pool proper IL hpprcNimatc!y 60 mtlcs
south or these wells. The CUR FRO
duction company No Winston
three quarters OF a milo northwest
OF the Moore and Rocscr well. is
making 500 barrels
The Sinclair Gulf company No /
Ledbstter, Caddo pool, is flowing al
the rate OF I 1000 barrels after a
shot. Late developments in Stevens
county indicate that district may
soon be a form hdable rival of the
Ranger pool which so FAR Is tho
most important producing locality
in the north central ToNts decp
sands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Derby and Marshall No. 2 wen. In
36-26-S. has been on tho pump three
days, T2 hours, and they havo not
completely exhausted the water,
though oil has shown seycrnl times
the past few hours
The kinney Refining company test
on the Hall farm In 10-26-s. has
succeeded In shutting off the water.
and tho we'll IL making Is barrels OF
oil daily,
The Great Southern f. Tidal OIL
company has two new rigs up. No ..
located 200 feet from the north line
and i69 feet from the west line of
90 -2h-S, and for No. s, located 200
feet from tho west line and S26 feet
from the north line In the same sec
ton. Both wells are on the Dryden
farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
In tho Oeugc.

Tho Deep pool oil company CThe
OHgc oil & Refining Coz have a
machine moved In and is rigging mp
on No | test In the northeast cor
ncr OF tho northwest OF 31-22-l2.
three miles west OF Skintook.
The Twin State OH company No.
I well, In the southeast OF tho north
east of 32-22-lO, liz drilling near the
Bartlesyille sand, and the strata Is
looking favorable for n producer.
John Markham No. + well. on tho
Findlay farm IN tho north half of
the southwest OF 35-21-S. is IA failure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

The Sipulph Petroleum company
has u well making $50 barrels IN tho
skinner sAud. which was found from
= so 10 g,5I3 I'M the northwest cor
u"r ot tho east half ot tho southeast
pt 2o-1g-T. ~ is good enough 10
mark tn" opening Of the new pool
ana is evidently genuine Hlutf ana
strange 10 relate. rs IN district that
was paHs"d up ny r0mr Of our lead
ing B"Otpgisi, only recently
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Thompson ana others have a dust.
rr In their test on the Goodrich farm
located In ~" east half OF tho south
west Of S.lT.2@.
W. J Iaii"y No 6 we'll, on the
James Collins farm Ia the snuthw
~ the northwest Of 20lF.IS-22, is
making around five barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
Good Well In pawnec County.

Catlctt A. Davis have completed
Bartlesyillc sand well, tho total
depth OF which was 2.3s7, with 30
feet OF pay. In the northeast corner
or tho southeast OF 1l-20-S. II IL
good for from so 20 100 barrels. and
shows once moro that the pawnce
county stuff Is still worth drilling,
Recent Developments over there n Ssss
shown mighty good results. Tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

son farm In S0-t3-t2. is making
100000 feet of gus and IN spraying
26 barrels Of oil at three feet In the
sand, which was found at i,96l f~nt
II is being drilled deeper and looks
much better than No. /. which Ia
now rated az IA 3O-horrci producer
No. . ON the same lease, is drilling at
400 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
In The IvartIc-,iIIc Diarict.

The quaker OH company has a rs
barrel producer in it's No. ! test, on
the 9. .. cooper farm, located In tho
northeast OF the northwest or tho
north hair Of the northwest Of the
northwest OF the southwest OF M
northwest of the northwest quarter
or J--t-li
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
In HIM annntN. knnms.

hsh ana Lemon huyr a l0-barroI
well 10 No /. on N" . Care farm
In the southeast of tho northeast Of
3-2O-22
Tho EldOrtdo Linn on &"Ga4 co.
| 40. 7 well. on tho $. l. Shmkle farm
| IN the southwest Of the northeast of
2-2O-22, is making 10 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
.sccnnd. .IInnh Stnnh,rh nlrs Manner

Want 20 huv n few good second
hand standard rigs state aEe, Kind
of lumber. condition and where To-
Gated iu first letter oklahoma state
Development Association. subj Floor.
Coshcu BldE. I. o. Box 1851. Tulsa,
Okla ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

An Informal supper dance viii be
held In the main cafe. TO / ., Satur-
day, March \. Tickets for supper
and dance. 81 80, on sale at cashiers
desk, Hotel office. Mark reservations
early Hotel Tulsa orchestra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
OH. MARKET QUOTATIONS..

chances are viii open up something
that win nrunlHh the natives, nH
Nj. MnrlHud has b""n figuring On
the geological aspect ~ this neck ~
woods ror wears aud he usually
knows what Ne is up TO, ana whllo
hcuuE ~ easily 20 to ! against %
= Wildcat proposition. Ia this case II "
not wufr" lhau a two to ono shot
Tho lIst OF sales fOIluwf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Fuller oil company now orgnniL-
ing. Have cloae In Burkhurnctt acre
age Low capitalization. Ground
floor proposition To- purchasers az
first ! ESQ shares Fur particulars nd %
dress T.. O. Box G2s, Tulsa. OKLA
Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
INTHE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624I w. PECK Residence, 2442
The Usage Sale.

Elsewhere will be found COM
plota report Of tho sale hold at Paw
huaka "Wednesday ANA II VIII ha
found absolutely correct ned should
be filed for future reference
That tho Usage STUFF In IN demand
IL easily proven by Ia" fact thhi
someone undertook 20 sell buh,h
or leases lust outside. IN what %
known na tho "kaw reservation
and flgnaIly failed. II must be IN
side tho charmed limit, or 1t does
not go.
Tho sale totalrd slO3i,9OO, of
which $2.gl6,9O0 was realized from
the sale of tG. 500 acres IN the east
half or an average Of Hli3t3 per
acre. Some price!
The west half was represented by
two small blocks. which brought an
average Of $500 per acre. ana the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Most attractive OCreage IN Chau-
tauqua county, liana,S, will acll SO
uCre Lease uour Prairie co ~ recent
production, a we'll drilling zoo fCct
from Line, is now $50 feet dScp Act
quick. Will not scll after well is
brought In. Hcnnrtt =. Lies Brad
ford Hotel. Sedan. Kan ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Near Rcne,ium 4 Mccs well,
Bosque county for tsUle other wells
near Southern development Co,
526 Robinson Bldg Tel. l326.s-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

main thing r. To- got into the black
Jack timber, and IN u spot where a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Experienced oil tester and chemist
desires position BefConcca Ad-
dress p-i6, caro- TulsVi World ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Ventor,, have pafVscd on ~ iayorhbly
II may fail. bot u certainly IL worm
trying Ou'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
|OIL AND GAS.
loa~as. suppliss froduntioa, E,<-

Audita. tax problems systems and
consultations Carl J.. Rice, certified
public accountant phonca 1894
6GTi-2ll kennedy BldE ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

will In his O T. Robertson farm test,
located In the southeast corner OF the
north half OF 10000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07
secnnd NcII Iooktnp Good

The Producers & Refiners corpora
tion and Iron Mountain OH com
many and Lambert No. ?. Eliza John
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-07

Anderson County, Kansas.
e. G.. Morgan has an eight barrel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
TIE Taylor 1HOROfARE

and after viewing ClatorIs body ordered
it removed to Mcndcrs morsue.
The bloody trail led through the
sleeping apartment To the bath room'
where the bath tub and accessories were
spattered.
The deduction OF the officers is that
the quarrel started in the kitchen, Thcre
Mrs. Clator first attacked her husband.
The quarrel continued to the hall ana
I'D the steps: on the first landing sne
evidently broke away from her husoant.
ran I'D tho remaining flight into the bath
room and then 10 the bedroom. secured
the revolver, came back to the head or
the stairs. fired the shot which killed
her husband and then sank TO the hoor'
weak from the loss of blood.
At Mendcls morguc an autopsy was
performed by Drs. Clfcrt and MarschncF
Saturday night. and they found the btl-
let which caused the death. 1t entered
the left breast just above the hear.
severed the norta. went TO the rlsht
side. described a curve and came DacK'
lodging in the muscles Of the left shout.
der at the rear IN scrcrinE inc horta'
death was caused by n hcmorrhage
John b. C1ator ran a store ut GATOR
and WIS also postmaster Of the niue
suburb Owing 10 his domestic Difficult
tics the store has recently been run oy
his father and sister. who also live
across the street from the house WheN
the crime was committed and where the
two children, Helen and Gene. were sent
preceding the quarrel.
An inquest will be held over Clators
body today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
BURGESS EVANS, OF NEAR SnuTH-
FIELD, OHIO, RECEIVES FLEET
MACHINE TO COME TO THIS
DISTRICT.
Will Use It To Travel Back And Forth
From Homo To This City-otheTs
Coming.
Many Machines Will BE Seen lowering
Over Wheeling District During
Coming Summer.

Mr.. Burgess Evans. we'll known young
man OF the SmiSrfield pike, near Smith
held. jefferson county. Ohio. is the first
Wheeling district boy to purchase nm arr
plane to be used exclusively for business
and commercial purposes.
He has received the machine and
within 4 short time will have II set UP
and will use it to travel back and forth
between this city and his home. He
expects to make tho twenty odd miles
in just about that many minutes and no
doubt he will be able TO maintain the
record. as hc will not he compelled to
pull off 10 the side OF the road. or obey
any traffic laws or avoid fire plugs
while parked in tho city.
The nov machine was purchased
through the dealer in Chicago. and was
shipped knocked down to this city and
taken out via truck TO the home OF the
purchaser. The aerial machine is one
Of the hest possible to procure and no
doubt it will be n common ordinary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

ing: Black Prince. No. IT. Wheeling;
Ohio Valley. No. 3i1. Wheeling: Wheel
ing. No. ia. Wheeling;
rnclc John Scifcrt Of Mchcchen
ledge was elected president; Edward -
Rurkert. Evening Star. secretary: George
HarttonE. Ohio Valley. treasurer
prexentatory the various lo-ges at the
meeting were the following:
McMechen. Uncle John Stfert MyS
tic, F. 4. Hall: Bcnwood, Geo lie =. bur
kctt: Baltimore, Col. Robert Huston.
Black Prince. II. y. Wagner: Wheclilis'
Joseph Haberncld.
In connection with the issuing OF the
program. a tribute was paid 10 the lato
frank S. Cox Of the Wheeling health
department. who passed away on last
Saturday and who was a promlncnS
member of Wheeling lodge. No. ll4'
Knights Of Pythias. Coincidence was cN-
tended 70 his family and. followinS the
meeting of the organization SATURDAY
night. the members visited the MendeI
chapel. 1912 Chapline street, where
tribute was paid to the deceased.
The meeting Saturday night was at
tended by representatives from each OF
The seven lodges Of this district. John
Seiccrt, of McMrchcn lodge, No. IA, was
chosen as president Of the connitteo
for plans George c. Burkett OF Even
ing Star lodge No. Is. was named sec
retary. George HarttonG. representing
Ohio Valley lodge. No. 81. was chosen
The treasurer Other members Of the
committce arc: F; A; Hall. Of M iy,s ,!;
lodge. No. "a Of Elm Grove: Col. Bob
Houston. Of Baltimore lodge. NO. 8: Joe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
QUARREL ENDS
|NMURDERAND
NEAR SUICIDE
JOHN CLAToR SHOT AND INSTANT
LY KILLED BY WIFE LH PIT OF
JEALOUSY OVER FORMER
CLERK.
WIPE SLASEES OWN THRoAT AND
WRIST IN EFFoRT TO COMMIT
SU1CIDE-wILL RECOVER
BATTLE TO DEATH LEAVES ENTIRE
HOUSE BESPATTERED WITH
BLoOD-MURDERED MAN
WAS POPULAR

While endcavoring to stop his vito
, from committing suicide on Saturday
afternoon ut O'Clock, at their home in
Clator, a suburb near Mt. dc Chantai'
John Clator. aged II years, was shot 10
death by his wife. Mrs. Margaret smith
Clator. dying almost instantly. whllo
Mrs. Clatur is in thn Ohio Valley Gen
cral hospital under guard with razor
SlashcS in her wrists and neck. ana last
night WAS holding her own and was eN-
pcctcd to recover while Clntor's body
IS ot Mcndcl's morguc. where an au-
topsy was performed by Drs. Marschner
and Ulfcrt who extracted the bullet
which caused his death.
CIator and his wifc had been estrang-
Cd for years. yet were living III the
same house, which they built ms their
home, with their two children Husband
and wife have quarrcllcd repeatedly Tor
| several years. and tho beginning or the
end came a few days ago when the wife
! accused her husband oil intimacy Win
| another woman.
A call was sent into Sheriff Hastings''
office nj ITO o'clock Saturday afternoon
| asking the officers to 20 to the Clator
| home. as something was wrong. as
| quarrel was in progress and q shot hao
| been heard. The sheriff. with his depu-
| tics, were soon on the scene. but TOO
| late To prevent the homicide.
They found the. house in n terribly
| blood spattcrcd condition. The kitchen
table had been set for dinner and some
Of the dishes had been upset and eating
| utensils were on the floor: this Is Where
i the Quarrel started. evidently. rs the
| kitchen sink was smearcd with blood.
| The quarrel was carried to other rooms
| on the first floor. and all were blood
stained. Tho trail of blood led TO the
reception hall and to. the steps leading
upstairs. which were dripping with IL.
On the landing Gators body was founu
| lying face downward. and on the ilrst
| step above him was found bloody
razor. Turning the body over. the OF
Nccrs found his neck was cut from ear
TO car, the cash extending SO far that
his right car was almost severed ana
a bullet hole was found in his lc1t
! breast.
Tho trail of blood continued up the
| stairs, and at tho top Mrs. GATOR was
found in another pool Of blood. Hcr
| wrists had been slashed, her fingers cut
and her clothes were soaked. There
| were cashcs in her neck but they were
] not deep.
Observing that she still retained life
| DR.. y. A. McGregor was summoned
| who bandaged the wounds. and she was
removed 10 the Ohio Valley General hos
pital in the city ambulance. which hao
| arrived Mt the scene.
Near Mrs. Gators body was found
| 81 calibcr revolver containing two
shells, one Of which had been dis
| charged.
Coroner Hobbs was then at the house,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

Davis Island DAM 5 feet stationary
showing.
Warren. feet. falling: cloudy.
Oil City. eS feet falling; showing.
Morgautown SS feet, rising; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
OFFICER PHILLIPS
HAD BUSY DAY

I,enric,t n Grecb and Jane Morrison
will M, taken TO the WctScI county jail
ut New MnrtinsvIlIc this morning, after
being hold in the Moundsvillc Jail since
Saturday. The two women were two
Of the clcvercst hootlcgEcrSS in MS 10
calttv and Prohibition Officer Phillips
had u hard time in rounding Thorn up
SATURDAY they were seen boarding a
train for Littlcton., but Captain Bert
was not sure of his game, $" he nor
flod tho dry" officers ut Littlcton. Tux
ing the next train. he found in trunk
eight quarts and ono pint. ora,
Joseph Maiinc was released on S799
bonI after being nahbcd by Deputy T..
s. Marshall Shorts as he, WAS about 10
hoard train at Moundsvtllc. accom-
nanied by IS pints Of whisky and one
quart Quart of wine. He was brought to this
city and given Il hearing before /. ;.
Commissioner Boyd and held over to
the federal grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
RrER rELBGRA~.

Habberfeld. oftwhceling lodge. No. ia.
and Harry p. Wagner. of Black Prince
lodge, No. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
Bishop Donahue Will
Attend Cardinals Jubilee

The Right Rev. Bishop P. ]. DonahnG
has departed for. Washington. u: e.: 10
attend the golden jubilee Of Cardinal
Gibbons. which will take place on next
Thursday. Prominent Catholic acre
gntes from nil over the country Will Dc
present, which will mark ono OF Inc
largest and most impressive demonsira.
tions Of the kind ever held in the capita'
city.
Rishon Donahue will be absent from
tho CITY for about two weeks. Upon his
return he will stop over in several cast
crn cities TO look after some important
matters relative to the diocese.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
THEY LET HIN SLEEP.

n. T. Strange, Gainesville. Ca, r. r.
No :. was unable to sleep NIL night
without getting up. Sometimes only a
few minutes after going to bed l would
have to get up and l tried everything
I heard Of for the trouble. Finally 1
tried Foley Kidney Pills and after TAX
Ing one bottle I believe I am entirely
cured and I sleep soundly all night"
Foley Kidney Pills tone UP weak slug
Gish kidneys. rid the body OF poisons.
give appetite energy and refreshing
sleep. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
PYTHIANS Will HAVE
BIG GATHERING SOON
Hxeepttou to be Given Chancellor Bush
and Knight Degree to be Conferred
March 8.

What promises 10 be one Of the lare-
est and most important get-tosethc7
Knights Of Pythias gatherings held IN
the Wheeling district will be the meet
ing TO be held in the Pythian castle
South Wheeling. on the night OF March
s 10 tender a reception to Grand Cham
cciior il. r. Bell and TO take up num-
hcr Of matters OF special interest TO
p, ,hianism. a feature Of the meeting
will BE- the comforting of the rank or
knight upon a class Of about 80 candi-
dates. r ". Bush. grand chancellor
OF the West Virginia domain. will DO
present to conduct the exercises in COM
1pemorat ton Of the golden anniversary
OF the founding OF the Pythian organiza-
ton in this state. me class 10 be given
tho high degree will be known as the
S,lsh class. The class will be composed
Of members from the following lodges
Ereninr Star. 10 IS. Bcnwood: Nc
Mechcn. No. 144. McNcchcn: Mystic: No.
"a Elm Grove: Baltimore. No {. Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
H. e. Of L. Drops Here;
Chewing Gum Is Cheaper
Peace as Brought So1Acs and Joy 70 -
Jaw Movers At Last.

At last the high cost Of living took
sudden and most pronounced drop in the
city Of Wheeling. which came without
warning and to the surprise Of the pub
lie in general and girls In particular
chewing gum was quoted on the local
market at five cents per package in re-
tail lots. The war brought many dis
trasses. but peace has brought happi-
ness. This fact is. most emphatical!y
demonstrated by the above. and the.
Wheeling district association Of jaw,
workers will now be on the Job withAhe3
same enthusiasm Of activity as In the
happy days gone by before the clicking
OF the guns and the roar Of cannons
were heard upon the battlefields.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
FIRST AER0PLANE PURCHASED J
E0R PRIVATE Use IN WHEELING ].
DISTRICT RECEIVED BY OWNER

sight to SEQ him flying back and forth
within a few weeks time
The first airplane to reach wheeling
and make flights, was that owned and
driven by the late Lincoln Beachy and IT.
attracted much attention here when It
made it's first flight. Since that tinn
the plane has been developed until to-
day many Of the city's most prominent
young men can fly them with perfect.
safety and skill. IA