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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
Jap Would Free White
Wife So She May Remarry

NEW YORK. May 27.-Justice
fGreenbaum had under consideration
today the application for divorce of
Takeshi Kanno. a Japanese, who Great
ed a sensation in 1908 by marrying
Gertrude Boyle, a California sculp-
tress.
Kano testified calmly that his white
wife had ceased to love him and that
her affections had been transferred to
, Yeitaro Ishigaki. friend. Kano
failed to manifest illwill toward Ishi-
gaki and stated that he was eager to
free his wife from a union which no
| longer was acceptable to her.
! Other witnesses said they had visit.
| ed house in Greenwich Village, N
| Y. where they said Ishigaki and Mrs
| kanno were living.
| Mrs. Kanno failed to appear. The
| Judge reserved decision.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

An interesting trip to Loches is
described by Harold Dilks, with the
American forces in France. in a letter
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Mendenhall. He
says: i:
Il took the trip over to Loches last
Sunday. 1t is about As miles from
Bantheville, where we are now sta,
toned. A great many tourists are at
tracted here because of it's ruins and
fifteenth century architecture which
is built on high wall overlooking the
tower. The chateau was very inter
esting but / was more interested in
the old castle. AS the guide took us
through the dark, damp, and musty
underground galleries, and stone wall.
ed chambers, called the dungeon, he
told US what people had been confined
there in times past, and how though
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

besieged for three years at one time
the castle did not fall.
The town of Loches Is a typical
French city living to preserve the past
rather than locking to the future.
Il have sent you cards of these
places and also leaf which / pulled
from chestnut tree planted by Fran
CTS l in the sixteenth century"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

(popularly supposed to be Redlands)
and In the majestic mountains of Riv-
erside and San Bernardino counties.
Every effort was expended to make
THE Eyes of the World as notable
for beauty as for dramatic values. OF
the latter there is an abundance, as
readers of the book will recall. There
is the escape of the convict and his
pathetic wanderings; the fight of the
girl, Sybil; the kidnapping of this girl
by Rutlidge. who takes her to his
mountain cabin. the search of the for.
est rangers for Sybil and the hand-to-
hand fight Of the rival lovers on the
mountain cliff, which results in the
tragic fate of Rutlidge.
The fight scene is not like any other
shown and is full of suspense, the
cumulative interest at this point piiing
up from several directions that keep
the spectators mind literally on the
jump.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

Charles Brown who is in naval ser
vice at Hampton Roads, Va. has re
turned after furlough spent here
with his father, Charles Brown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
WITH THOSE IN
ARMY AND Navy

This column, containing news Of
Richmond and Wayne county sol
diers and sailors, will appear daily
In the Palladium. Contributions
will be welcomed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

Until she arrives at the stage where
she waddles when she walks, woman
won't admit that she is fat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
6he[ heater
MuRRETIE.


Ranking among the very foremost
Of American motion picture producers,
David Wark Griffith has produced
numerous screen classics which stand
as exemplars of the best the cinema
art has thus far presented to the
world. 1t is perhaps unnecessary to
state that Mr.. Griffith created those
wonder pieces, The Birth of a Ma
ton" Intolerance" Hearts of the
World and THE Great Love-" all Of
(which are brilliant evidences of his
artistry and painstaking attention to
detail. There Is as much difference
between Griffith pictures and the or
binary screen productions. excepting
only those of Cecil B. Du Mile,
Thomas H. Ince and Maurice Tour
neur. as there is between the Polar
night and the brassy sun Of the trop-
les. The Griffith pictures, in point of
conception. breadth OF idea, splendor
OF execution, artistic portrayals. mass
iveness, photogra ply and general ex-
cellence is unexcelled. In his new
Aircraft picture, THE Greatest Thing
in Life" which Is showing at the Muir
rette, all the qualities of production
which have made Mr.. Griffith famous,
are richly in evidence. The theme
of this superb picture, which deals
with love and war, is that patriotism
and love of country through which
men regain their souls and after many
trials, find themselves, constitute the
greatest thing In life insofar as the
material welfare of humanity is con-
cerned Mr.. Griffith has produced an.
other photoplay in THE Greatest
Thing in Life" which will stand as
a monument to his genius, craftsman.
ship and enterprise.
The author of THE Greatest Thing
in Life" is Captain Victor Marier, a
write rand soldier of reputation and
merit. Captain Marier himself has
witnessed some of the scenes he has
so faithfully incorporated in his re-
alistic story.
MURRAY
They say faint heart ne'er won fair
lady, but Bryant Washburn In "The
Gypsy Trail proves conclusively that
all such adages are susceptible to re-
futation. In this new Paramount pic
ture, his first starring vehicle for Par
amount, Mr. Washburn plays the part
of a devout lover, lacking those strik
ing and picturesque qualities that ap
peal sometimes to the heart of a maid
But he has sterling qualities, not
the least of which is his fidelity. He
tries proposals of various sorts, but
in each instance he fails to move the
heart of the girl who thinks she Is TO
mantle, who is after all quite com
monplace and conventional
There enters a young vagabond Of
the Irish temperament, who almos
carries off the princess to his castle
However marriage is hardly in his
scheme of life and he balks at the
altar which would literally be a hal
tar" to his rowing disposition. Their
he rides away-and the faithful swair
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

In spirit OF heroic self-sacr!flce, goes
to bring him back to the girl who Is
apparently eating her heart out for
love OF the nomad
But when he comes back, bumptu-
GUS and self-confldent, she experiences
a change of heart, realizes the true
worth OF her first lover and repudiates
the man who elects to follow "the
gypsy trail" So faint heart wins the
fair lady in the end-and isn't quite
sure at that, how he did it. 1.-THE
Gypsy Trail" will be shown at the
Murray theatre today. Wanda Haw-
ley supports the star.
Although the famous Ziegfeld Fol
lies may not visit Richmond, local
theatregoers have a chance to view
the beautiful scenery used IN this re
nowned revue. The entire stage set
tings used In "The Yankee Princess,
the opening musical show of the mus
ical comedy stars at the Murray today
are painted by Josef Urban. The
scene settings were purchased out
right from Mr.. Ziegfeld for use in
THE Yankee Princess" This will give
, local show patrons some idea Of the
class, magnitude and expensive pro
auctions, both from a scenic and cos
tune standpoint which are offered b.
| the musical comedy stars. The must
cal shows offered by them during thei
weeks stay at the Murray, will prov
revelation. No other musical com
edy organization has ever been sen
on tour equipped with such splendid
| productions, such a clever cast o
principals, headed by Elmer Coud.
and Myrtle Deloy, and such a prett.
and youthful chorus Of singing ant
dancing girls. There are twenty-fiv,
people in the company ad the show
offered will be as follows: 9TH
Yankee Princess" on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, Paradise Val
| ley" on Thursday and Friday, ant
THE Dream Girl" on Saturday.
WASHINGTON
A new bidder for popular favor
! THE Eyes of the World" had it
! first showing at the Washington thea
ter before crowded houses that CAV
every indication of keen satisfaction.
THE Eyes of the World" is the frs
work of its kind. dealing in a biz
way with California life in the pres
ent day, and putting into Pretoria
form the most phenomenally success
full romance Of the times, while it
characters are fresh in the minds o
several million readers. The new Pre-
duction is based on the book of tn
same title by Harold Bell Wright, VIII
! personally took an active part in put
/ ting his famous characters before tn
camera.
California scenes Of exceptions
| beauty are featured in "The Eyes {
the World" whose episodes take plac
among the rose gardens and orang
groves around the town of ''Fairlands
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

Harry Smith has arrived in New
York with a casual detachment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
WONDER CONSTIPATION REMEDY

Chocolate Coated Tablets for Consti-
patton, Bad Blood, Indigestion. Bilious
ness, Foul Breath, Sick Stomach, PIN
pies, Shallow Complexion. Can be
taken safely by children. Absolutely
pure and satisfaction guaranteed. For
sale by all grocers. Made by Wonder
Mfg. Co., Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

Kenneth Toler has arrived in this
country and will 60 to Camp Sher-
man for his honorable discharge, word
received by his parents here states.
Toler has been overseas for many
months. and was on the front when
the armistice was signed. He was the
first Richmond boy to write describ
ing the effect Of the armistice at the
front
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
High Grade Stock OF Mems Furnishings at Below-Cost Prices
Sale Now In Progress and Will Continue Until Stock Is Sold

Here's your chance, men; the hour for you to save money really has
come. Gassman Bros are forced to vacate, our lease has expired and we
must be out in 80 days, therefore VIC have placed n sale III entire stock, of
absolutely the highest grade Of Mems Furnishings at prices in most in
stances far below cost.
his is not a cheap sensational sale It is a bona-fde offering of oil regular stock
zen a Gassman Bros customer will readily take advantage Of these offerings, for
you haven't been a Gassman customer you will do well to take in this sale. A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Tremendous Savings in Hosiery

4 magnificent assortment of Hosiery must go regardless
of price. It is our well known line of interviewer" that
Hammond's particular dressers have been buying here
right along. "A color for every taste. They cannot last
long at these prices.
SOC interviewer Silk Lisle Hose reduced to.
pair OOS
85c Interviewer Pure Silk Hose, pair .......65c
35c BLACK Cat Hose, reduced to ............2 zoe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

The thrifty man will take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to
stock up with furnishings brstlng with newness, and right down tx the
minute in style. No shopworn goods in this great stock placed at your dis
posal Everything marked in plain figures and every article in our store is
guaranteed to be as represented and a big bargain.
the highest grade Mems Furnishings at below cost prices. Every MAI in L
knows goods of such quality cannot be bought anywhere at even an approa6
store full of splendid bargains that will appeal nightly to every man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Big Reduction in Caps

A big assortment of Mems and Young Mems Caps in the
most pleasing shapes and attractive colors. They are of the
highest grade materials and will hold their shapes.
$3.50 and $500 Caps reduced to. ........., ST So. +.
$500 Caps reduced to .S1.35
$150 Caps reduced to ..........+...... 95c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

Every person Who reads this viii DO we'll to lay IN his IN
derwear both for this summer and winter, because our
large assortment and the rare prices offer you an excep-
tional opportunity.
$1.50 Wilson Bros. Athletic Union Suits, long
and short sleeves, cut to. Sis
$3.50 and $500 Wilson Bros. Athletic Union
Suits, cut to. S1.45
Regular $500 Cooper's Balbriggan Union
Suits, light and medium weight, long and
short sleeves, cut to. S1.S5
S1.25 Balbriggan two piece suits, long and
short sleeves, cut to. $50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Smart Hats Sacrificed

The entire display of the famous Borsalino, Knap-felt and
Perfect Felt Hats at sacrifice prices. The very latest
creations in staining shapes and beautiful tones, such as
Champagne, Pearl Grey, Green, Tan, Brown and Olive.
Every hat goes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Ties at Give-Away Prices

A rich assortment of Ties in the latest and most beautiful
designs and colorings. The same high grade Ties YOU have
been buying here for years-can YOU afford to miss it?
None reserved-all must 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
Al Ardmore.
asUa a. NEI ~ "


ARDMORE. okla oct Il V. J,
pucini is organizing the Daisy hei'
OH company. which Will have chll-
,aI stoc,, of tl5O.0O0 This company
win own acreage located In otnet
Fields OF oklahoma and Texas, oI,,
IL. heat looking piece consists OF 20
ncres OF the T.. J. Stroman lhAu,
which lies IA short distance north OF
Inc Wcstheimer \ paube well IN ne
snntheast corner Of 22-ic-2w. Tn'S
90 acres i. the caat half OF the mort u
east OF the southwest or the HeoU'h
named
CHAPMAN & NrFurlin In e-2s- INV
or Inc Leo NalHe farm In Cotton
rounty. reached the tor of a sand ~
g1lb feet a. Thss-well made l3' hir
reis the rlrst hour and It's lnltlil
production was better than any otlc'
~nlI that ia being drilled In ne
walter field 4 cave occurred, whi y
Interfrrel with the production
has been the history OF the GOV W
ronnty wells that they decline rath'
\ ranIdly bat they settle down 10
production Of about 100 harrels a''
| ike other fields IN southern VNl''
| homa. hold that production wen
savage .Ou 4 Gas CO, In 10
ss.gw. south Of the town or WI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624l w. H. PECK Residence z4a%


~..i be- used as fuel Zoo drilling a u"'p
te-f well near the gJH=rr
Tho carter Oil company N". -'. on
the warren farm is making about %
htrrrIs after having fh"i p" quar- .'
uf nitro al g.3GJ feet hud @ n"N n'
ing cleaned aut IN" i"'u pr"d''
non ON the Warren ftrw be- a'' ht
rris Their total production ln 'h'
Meryiur pool i- nuoE lhln 500 "'I-
rrla
The carter company recently I'1I
thfeo tanks at Nor'in' ~hi,h "'i'
burned when lightning struck Hh'ih
Two OF thcH" tanks wotr 300 '''''''
each. ono 2l0 barrels Ihr i"'l' ''''
.of OH was 600 barrels
Visitors a. Iicld.
The spr hwrHtrru ktN county lI'
has Ina. been visited ~ t number "l
.rrotnluont eastern oil men who yf'o
inoLiuy over the OH situation Among
nom we're II R Marshall " H. II.
t.Idwru Erirnd Cox j g. Cox. al
.nf wheeling " Va. % q Jones uf
Dtlahoma tit,. Mr. MuthIhcrgcr aud
tlaDrVr Buute. uf wichita 4 hIH, l'h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
Good Wells in NeW
Haskell Pool

Seven and n half miles southwest
OF Haskell In "a new pool opened up
by the Link oil company the com. +.
pany's No 4 sanEo In the-Southwest
Of ,he southwest OF the Northwest OF
2s.ib.ib is rated as a o0-barre'
we'll In the sand from i,7s6 feet 10
1905 feet. The same company NO. j
got the snnd at 1850 feet ana was
drilled 10 i,7s0 feet for an ertimnted
800 barrel well. The oklahoma FRO
ducinT A. Refining corporation NO.
4 well In 2s-iS-ie came In Tor 6oo
barrels at n sand depth OF i,7s rect
This new pool. though limited III
area ON the north ana west mas.
trend 10 go 10 the south and eas'
and while limited within q radius o.
three miles In every direction, WI
vel become one of the most prolifl'
Of the smaller pools In that terri.
tory. The fact that the formauor
ia somewhat irregular with some
tests IN that locality missins the
sand altogether. make II one OF the
most peculiar and interesting spo''
In oklahoma. Do
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
nu. MARkEr ouorArIoNs.
James Il. Crawford
Is Back

Jamea Is crawford. at The head God
the organization owning tho lH'F'
baseball club Of the Western l'a%u'
md tho Oklahoma T.. u. IH GA
from his trip east ~hcte. sine"
worlds series he has been Ni7i'l'E
hid family at Atlantic tlty who ,.
turned with him and has maze
many towns IN the east on b"Fih''"
If certainly enjoyed the worlIs
terIes." fald Mr. crawford 'tni ul
course my faNOritcH won The game
we're very exciting, bat ] Hlppn~" J
enioyed the second more man Any
because there was "a bunch " Elr"h .
While Soy routera back ~ Hc VINO
went home wiser but sadly diatr-
roint,d. nut OF course the best too 81
won. 1 attribute the succehs OF NV
Cincinnati team largely To me "a u
that they had the town behind ihH ;
most Loyalty and this always F
great factor Sno tho winning al pen
nant
"TuIaa never looked better than Il
does today and | never WAS 30 IlhN
To get home. and | want TO tell SVu
right now that there IN many an oil
man doing huslness In all tEe on
flelda who wants to come TO Tu -
to make this hts permanent hanF
Her reputation NJ u good place %
lIy, ID widespread. and It is c"pr.
olany 10 the credit OF Tulsa thht
there are 80 few stock selling wlldcal
oil companies operating frem here.
Whenever the time comes that theH'
people who are buying stock nov
find out they are thoroughly dupn''
there viii be weeping and wahilN
and gnashinK OF teeth, but 1t wili
NOT he Tulsa men who are tho obIe2'
OF their wrath,
Mr. Crnwford's homecoming was u
real event ns he has 10 many trirnua
thai there was "A big rush TO see MN
and NJ least get chance for w"ro
OF greeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919

few days visit here and reports thni
thlugs are coming mighty good down
thut way Herman Livingston, Wh"
is III with typhoid. is reported net
ter Tho Livingston pin" !inc u,
Walter is now running 5 900 h"T I'ls
dairy. which in addition TO the llh'
to pcyoi viii give" them ar opp'r
tunity 10 drill their wells In Ih'S
report So wells on top of the sAnI
The mtcst Ia so p Hiocit ~, "hltu
AZ three feet In the sand, Is maNlh
500 barrels. vile No. ! H. reported
as ~tIl making 1900 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
10 the Oklahoma Field.
NV Holm FARLEY

ARpMoRE. Oct 1.-THE ora.
ham field has every appearance o,
being good producing area ahu
ovners in that district are becoming
active The initial well In that field
ovn,d by q. n. Smith and the
IIenidton Petroleum company, WEI
produce in all probability zoo bar
rela and other wells to the same
sand are being started.
The Cameron Refining company
OF Ardmore has contracted Tor the
output OF the initial well ana pipe
line, four and a half miles In lenglh,,
will be built from Graham 10 pll
city. where u will make connection
with the Collne line that runs lnto
Ardmore. II will be but A. question
~ a few weeks untl tho Graham
crude will have found It's way 10
The cameron plant and this llne VIII
omen up ready market for all me
oil produced In the Graham district
Al gallman, "A we'll known con
tractor. will carry on drilling opera
;lons for G. L. Smith and the heald
ton Petroleum company, \ new
Atrins OF drifting @oiH has been pur
chased aud IL owned Jointly by ih'
contractor and the operators.
A rule seems to have been pretty
well agreed to In this field whicf
will require the drilling OF onlN
one well to each ten acre tract Tn
aanda are deeper than those a
Healdton and drilling costs more
this time, but by drilling only on'
well 20 each ten acres u II believe
that Graham can be developed "a
cheaply as lIealdton was developed
where four wells were drilled 70
each ten acres
8cologistr are of The opinion ha
any field. whore one well be- drtlle'
20 each ten acres Will finally Civ
up more oil than whore more well
are drilled The sands are pune
tured In 80 many places the va
pressure IL dlssiphtcd and % doe
not push the oil out as 70 does whc|
less frequent punciures are made
| This Is the reason advanced hN ihes
people why an acreage drilled l's
frequently will give mp more OIL
The carter on company ON ih
Noble farm. 81 ls-2w. which cam
I'm at a depth OF iGlo feet srNetn
days ago, has gone through % Zee
OF sand and az tho last report va
making a production of better ih1
zoo barrels "a DAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
Bio Well at CARRIER

The Cootie oil a Gas Co. has
brought In No. y Iynda In the center
Of the east line of the southwest OF
the southwest OF T-22-3w, for an as
,lmated 1. 400 barrel well. sand depth
/ aOa feet. This was the best vel
brought IN at CARRIER In the las'
three months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
Black Hdlok Petroleum
Compuny's Operations

Black Hawk Petroleum company
IL ready 10 drill after FISHING jon
al i.S22 feet in It's No. I Mckinsliry
farm in G-5s-3w Ringing Okla
district.
In the Roggs district No. Adam
In tho northeast quarter ot E-l' ~ u
setting casing nj 1000 feet no
Adams was abandoned NJ z.Shb ie',
after losing the hole on account ol
coliapacd casing. No Adams has :,
fiahIns lob at 2,24O feet and No
Adams IN a Rig building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
niockycII Operations

The Kay a Kiuwa on 4 Gas 70. "
skiddIng rig for u new hole IN 'ne
No. a school land In 36-2e-lw'
The Empire Gas & Fuel co No :
Roach in the northeast corner OF the
nouthwest OF the southwest or the
southeast OF aO-aS-ie. IA drilling ~
.s1bO feet. Empire No. smith IN
Tho northwest corner OF the north-
east Of the southeast quarter OF S'-
29-le, iR spuddinE ~. q
The Junction 9Oil company NO.
pratt in the southeast corner OF the
southweat Of the southwest nt ~
9e.i is shut down at 2.27O feet WIN
tools moved away Same company
No 4 Pratt Ia fishing at 2.21O Zee,
KAY a Kiown OH a GAS Co NO
Bradley In the northeast corne. v, ",
the southeast OF the southeast o'
S0-ss.ie is drilling at 400 feet
Marland Refining company NO.
school land In the southwest corner
OF the southeast Of the southwest o.
Is-ga-Se In shut down for packer
1897 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

For sale. 2.SOO feet ir4 l3.ln.
casing: i.250 feet 6 SIS ll-lh. lAo0
feet IA 92-lb.; b.AOO feet e-ingh
tubing; $500 feet rods; l mounlra
rs ". p. Boiler. Located two ulle'
north OF jerks Phone Osage als-.
-AdvI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

Interest IN drilling well In BRO
Creek field. description being north
west quarter OF southwest quarter OF
section 5. township 20 north. range
"a east One-sixteenth interest f6eo.
well Just compieted offsettin his
iss.s car at sss Robinson Arcade
Phone OsAgs it6s.-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

sinclair fhrtN ine ''"he ihN'.
n p Sinclair. accomplished iy \
p. watts. q. r Sanford and ticorF &"
Flinu Ictl for the east Ncsi'r '1y a.
noon and some OF The husiurss me
OF Independence. who had com" down
10 meet Mr. sinclair. made - mp
with him "a. Tar as home. Boo order %"
have n short visit
Mr.. sinclair is just nov mlrhN
busy man. but hr took Time lo IN
quIrs after pl his friends ana is more
ertbusis.iIr 'han over before Hs 'u
The future ~ Tu'sa
4 D. Watts llsH expressed me
s,rr. continent ana SAID that VT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

wANTED-To set In touch with
some ono who has production in
oklahoma. kansas or TcNns who
would be interested iu forming stock
company. Address N, world
Advt