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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

OF the community for tho health OF
lis school children has been no.
able growth iU the number ~ cities
iu which school nurses are employed
This !s In line fur the movement lur
medical lusp, elton 81 our schools u
work which has been undertaken hF
the state board ~ hrultn lu % Mum
her of the schools OF oklahoma Tho
only argument which has ever bees
made against school nurses .s t'-t.
the expense To the taxpayer ls I'M
creased. ACiuA experience has
demonstrated hdwcycr iht, tho in.
vrcnscd expense L. small compared
with The resulting benefits Hrtc'IyH'
proof ~ this Us afforded hl The fact
mat there is f,arcrh "a riN iu lh,
country or the world which has given
up the system Of school NURSES after
once making q trial of .'
Experience has shown that the
number of school uurrus required
for 'Ncctiy" work IN ubuvru rliN i-
much smaller than might hc expect
"l aud the r'suliiur expense thurc.
fore lrt In Sew NoTk. IhihAcIpul
and other large cities with ruur,rcl
district, 10 has been found that on,
nurse fur every 5000 or 600 pupils
wnE sufficient win th|4 number
ut pupils the nurses can do effective
and efficient home visiting as we'll
a., the work Of routine inspection lu
the schools In cities uf from 20 900
10 10000 inhabitants. with a pubIig
school enrolment Of 1000 % % 1000
lhc services Of one school nurse have
been found adequate. providing che
schools are not too distant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
By Or A. n LEuRs.

bg l'lk. n. h. lstl kN.
Public opinion has undergone
within recent years o great chDnGe in
regard 90 Fairgrounds. In the old
days n was generally held that NE
function Of the schools was io leach
certain definite subjects principally
reading. writing. arithmetic. spell
ing and grammar, and thar this done
the responsibility OF teachers an !
school authou'icS ended In fact
further responsibility on the part Of
the school authorities was neither
expected nor desired Tho health Of
school children was considered a
subject which concerned the parents
Now II ls pretty widely recognized
that the health Of school children IL
. matter of vial importance 10 the
entire community and matter in
which the community. as well as the
parents. has "A large measure Of re-
sponHblllty with tho recognition
or this responsibility has come
widespread demand for fairgrounds
In connection with the schools
Partly this demand has been due 90
The rapid growth ~ our cities and
the consequent limitation Of the field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Bella KUN SAYS HUNGARIAN
REVOLT IS NOW IN HAND

LpNuN Juy 50-Thc DAILY EX-
press today received thc. following
telegram from Luolcn Arthur Jones'.
iis Vienna correspondent, containing
hcla KunS own story Of the counter
uprising against the communists at
Budapest
I'm answer 10 my request FOR his
story of The Budapest counter re-
volt the hungarian dictator tcIc-
graphcd this reply.
we were aware that something
was going TO happen. but never su--
pectcd it'would assum, the violence
that It ala. The first dlsorders oc-
CURED on the Mugnedittcn islands
while the soviet leaders were attend
Ing conference There are many
women and Childrtn living on these
islands, but luckily none were tn
Jured by the nylng bullets
"'I hhyo c5ulscd numerous arrests
and signed death wnrrants for all OF
ne counter revolutionary leaders
They are former army officers for
the most part
The casualties among the red
guard were my Killed. Three hun
drcd white guardsmcn met death
Some Of the leaders Of tho white
guard escaped across the dcmarka-
ilon limo and Joined the Sprbiaus
Later they we're sent into Belgrade
In cattle trucks
Since Thursday perfect gulct
has prevailed at budapest Under
my orders tho revolutionary iribu-
nails have been working with the ut
most severity trying people who shot
at factories. hospitals. private houses
and Children's plny1ounds
The workmen Of Budapest nre
standing firm behind the soviet and
the only result Of the revolt has
been to Increase tho mombcrship. of
the extremist faction Let me say
finally that tho soviet republic or
Hungary is tower OF strength
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
&&FIiiQ((IhalyIQ II NQt

'tUr born u''i..,.H. ...., II....r...
.ar ,rmlraI Indifference.
Blue bottle r... ln. nur, an...
|urr ptr,I,I.,f.s ,..4, n .....
rrtu,mIH.iuu of lu.,.a ul Iuv.
|lumts fu muu. I.r.. insect. I.,..
. leo I.puu|. Nr.. ,... n l,.n n..
. furr,ug tu, u,.u aui.a ,r wound. .
|au.mlI. 500 WHOM fH,t com, .tn |.l..
/ tho, aIr inarnYsN,t IupIr.u....
|Nlfu ,.o mt..In., OF .Nr ......
/ COW. lot nud barn
THb ulr.iSil nnlhrnN TIp Gru.t
word means "a u,p .ol. yn, MOST
common ,ffrn. D.. our .f moro .p..
. uuuuI,s. lhuruuGns U.HtHng n,
|Gr.rN definition ANA l.ru,n,t T.,
|Ml
swamp fr,rr n another A. Be- ID
I di.,t-, uI Iur.,s. ,t..N. transmitted
Iu humans g.. r.uI, d,p,uI.
upuu fnr care given tho .utIuuI
Chandler. Q. another disease car.
I IrI b., tho Iuu, IuuIu 81, from
huna and ruuuiurN Implanted
Iu the NWems uf ,afyIrw humane
that 'kuu,, utf.,rH
~,purymin means purified blood
.Il,. lt..,.. I. ....,.,,,..,, d.. .,.,t.... and
'''"'' "'b 'h' N'"hN.'N' I'"'
Bottle puHaus o. uu iu man.
Surrn came. ta .u. D, v,, ~ ri,s.
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r .''' ''' '''
ni' N'''. Sou'h'ln NHiH and tho
Ih .INpH'' l.i'h u''rl "n ahw
and pay uo truEn' ON the lo'da of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
now TnIN nIuNG DISEASE
FROM EORIIGN LANDS
n, nr. n e.. Greet.

Science NIoWs typhoid n- some
hing more than disease l.au dis.
grace.
IroNaluuc" Of Nphol tower is
iwpo1Ibl" in % ihurpuphly sanitary
t'N free community lystrIiug gtf.
hbEr heaps. upon oulhuusys. stable
refuse ycH. Madam and tho Uu.
cleaned MIX bottles Nou set who're
flies can feed upon their content.
tI. h'.p iu Uuilufu the tIf buu breathe
ana the water }uu drink lu.Id,uf
rp. they hInE typhoid Goo thDao ,uu
love most dearly ana to your neigh
hura
l'u YOU think the small scraps
thrown from your table or, harm
l'ss' lhtf doctors are crtuka n thrv
warn about in.nui1rN nurhuusre %
Aru you "huru that no danger Turks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Fairgrounds and Health

In which children can play a gen.
GRAFTON ago, except in tho larger
cities, 30 was easy Co find vacant
lots suitable FOR baseball and siml-
lar games which delight tho heart
~ the small boy. Sow too often.
unless Fairgrounds are provided.
lhc only place iu which to play ls me
street the dbadvantuEos of which
are evident
Need for Exercise. O.
Another stimulus to The demand
for school Fairgrounds. however,
has been the more general r,rogni-
lion of the relation which exercise
bears 10 good health whether the
good health OF am adult or child.
children must play and viii. play,
hut II this play IS on "a playground
properly equipped for thely physical
development there viii be- no qucs
ton as to the beneficial results. \
healthy child almost aiways means
% future healthy man or woman. and
healthy men and women are tho
greatest asset any state can have
school Nurses.
one ~ the results of this lncrcas.
ing recognition Of tho responsibility
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Centtry-Old Find in Pacific

gAN IFftt..
,..,s, a., w. "'.. june o.. In.
'' '". carry history u' Cali
inrnih ana Mn.cY has been iu.
creased ,hrourh 9I.c,y,r.,.,.,t,.., 49,,
inc ..Uud of l..,l,I,'..,,,,' .'',,.,' "''
,sutc and r,trr, ,,,L P',,"
mo p,t.Ci, ~. ,'n'.'h ,". "'
west a. this bort l 49,. ~,
Americans who ,,Ir,I ,..,.
returned rc,,u.k y,, ,,'I, a.,
thry find Vh,r d.. ......t.',.t
i57}cr Of ,hn rr,.,r.. y,,,.
American. more nm . ..,,,.,,,'. ,o..
but also di.ro,er,J v,,,t ,nn,. ,,,,i
10 have been ~, I,.t r,g. ',.. 49,
of some d,rlor .,rI,,,I ,,' '"
earlier dair lY,, .n,cur.,,,." ,,'.
been aroused ,s fn ,.r,,,.,, ',','.
OF thr famed c,p,Jlflno ~, i,,,
Rodrirlr1 ,.hrirn r,,r,,. ,,.,,
that hardy porfI,rI,..r Jtr''cl, ,,,,,
have been given mo-. D,o ,,.i..,,
OF tomb.
The Il.cpyrr,.s .v,,c ,,,, D.. a..
morcs' chance n,,r.b,r' a., 80,
plorlng part, r,siIry nn lbc rr,u'r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
IS TOUCHED FOR WATCH
At FOURTH CELEBRATION

s. 81 rruVu. accused Of stealing
vtf.. valued az 500 from Robert
Panther Hu indian who came 20
Tulsa fr the Fourth of July Cele-
lr4tUn wHs arrested saturday boy
Jack Tuuus. city detective and
urr. u.rr 90 the county authorities
sr arrHumCnt and trial on the
rH4rg. M grand larceny
Panther with his wife. who lives
a, Fn.r..ro. okla, appeared before
fhr county attorney Saturday after
noon and swur" 90 complaint
charging Brown with tho crime
Panther states that he was In "a
rUamng house when relieved or his
watch The property was recovered
hy Trtuus and viii be returned to
Panther
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

10 a.I agiarors n New York physi-
C'.n has invented an instrument that
TOLLS direction ~ flight, the points
uf me compass and angle from the
r,rrrrf.Yls 1t which a plane may
Do travelling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

LONDON. July Falling partly
ogr 0f bed during M Miss Florence
Coussy ~ Soaford was stranglcd to
death hy her niEhiEown which
caught boz fhe cover and WAS druwH
about hrr neck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

EAST ORANGE, y. Y, July s.
IN l.s will william Rowland Hussey
lsN 'ha tnI'ovos OF the Lackawanua
railroad 5000 for carrying him over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

LONDON July g. Ninetccn per
'0Hs were sentenced TO death for
treason ln Great Britain during The
v4r 40 this number eight were
found 90 have been OF enemy origin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

! Ir-I[-I[=lTlT-lT-IIlI-II5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

manded him for trial on a charge OF
melting riot instead OF trial for
deportation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
army commander announced today In
a message from Budapest
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
AZ the Cause and Remove 1t

Dr.. rdw,rdS Olivs Tshlsts, tie sub
dilute ice calomsl ct Osnuy on tho
bowels and positively - ~ work.
Peopis Afflicted With hed breath find
quick relief through d. EdwardS Olive
fableta The pleasant, eugar'coated
tablets ass taken foe bed bseath by
Ill who know them.
Dr.. EdwsrdS Olive Tablets sct gently
but firmly On tho bowels and liver.
simulstine them b natural action.
Clearing the blood md esnty purifying
the entire system. Thy Do that which
dangerous calomel 6oeo without any
q tie bed after e6ecta
All the benefits d nagey. sickening.
Rriping cathartics ~ derived from
6. Edwsfd1 Olivs Tshlsts without
ripping. pain o. any dbaQseab'e effects.
b. p. M. Edwards discovered tho
formula ettes seventsea yeen Of pfac-
Sice sm6Kg patients e1aieted with
bowel and liver complalnk with the
ottendant bed breath
Dr. EdwardI Olive T1hlso - pure.
N Q veestab,e compound ml1od With
olive oil 700 will know than By their
olive coto1. Take on q two every
oisht Scs Q week and not4 DE effect
jOc 81 &c pr bek Al druegistA
(Advsstissmsnt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
.FEEL|NG BLUE
LIVER LAZY
TAKE 4 CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Delightful
NauseaIess CalomeI.

N you have not tried Calotabs you
have "A delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liver cleansing
and system purifying properties OF
calomel may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpica asa ntness. for Gallo
tabs are calomel with the liver bene-
fits left In and tho sting taken out. 4
CalotAb at bedtime with q swallow OF
water. that's all No taste no nau-
sea. no salts. nor the slightest un-
pleasant ater-effects. You wake up
IN the morning feeling fInc. Your liver
IL clean. your system II purified. your
appetite hearty. Eat what Nyou wish.
no danger. and no risk OF salvation.
The next time you feel lazy, mean.
nervous. blue or discouraged give your
liver a thorough cleansing with n Gallo
tab. They are 90 delightful and e.
fec,lve that your druggist is authorized
To refund the price a. a guarantee that
you will be delighted.
For your protection. Calotabs are
sold only IN original. sealed packages.
price thlrty-five cents. At all drug
stores, tAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
thin PEOPLE
SHOULD take
PHOSPHATE


Judgins from the eeun,iess prepars-
tlona and treatments which are coatin-
Of making thin people fisshy. develop.
Ing arms, neck and bust. and replacing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
Oil Deal Failed Because Man Backed
His Title to Land With Winchester

CHICAGO, May "a tingc OF gided into the federal
investigation Of the affairs the Black Diamond OIL
yesterday when Judge Land, called John Sheto general eoun
sci for the concern, 10 give his testimony.
Shelio introduced two iguresDuke Du Gadia Italian
nobleman with certified check for RiO and Pat Dunn with
a Winchester
The promoters heard Of the duke and invited him TO nve, 10
impress him with the possibilities OF the they induced him
look Padre island off the Of Texas The island
posed to spout OIL
In looking the island the duke Pa, Dunn
Where It'll, 10 the island" the duke asked when Pat said
lie owned II.
This rifle is my title; rs all we use in these parts"
Peculiar OF doing business the duke remarked and walked
away lie didn't invest.
Sheio told the he he had been rotten company
but wanted TO do the right thing
II want stay here in and that your honor is
misled." he said
The Judge replied 81 don't think I'm mi,Ied have seen
fourteen would be entitled present
an international Of crooks this Black Diamond company
admitted"
"Oh there ws. some crook, in II" admitted attorney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

nervousness, end
wss In . run
down condition.
Two Of our best
doctors failed to
do me any good,
| heard % much
,about what Lydia
s. Pink h . m's
Vegetable c o "a.
po1nd had d6ne
lot elhsrs. I tried
i end was cured.
! am 20 loasef
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

Q90n0lA nANlLfoN Ynysi clans
claim there y nethinp that Wli suDpi,
this 4shelsecy - veil - the organic
phosphAte knewn. ameus drug0tQts %
bitfo-pkeephats, which ts insspsat1<s end
. ssil ky .wsstfsil 10 okiah4mA CITY sn1'
most ail drussists under & GuassnVss of
satisfaction or money back. ny feeding
the nerves directly and By suppiylna
the hody cells with the aSeeo1nry
phosphorr food slemsatA bitpo-phes.
phsts quickly produces . welcome uans-
formation In tho appearance: the Ia
crease In weight frequently being aston.
ishinG.
This increase In weight also carries With
II . general impfovsmsnt In the health
Nervousness. sisspiseensse and lack Of
energy which nsaFly always accompany
excessive thinneee. coon dlsappear. dull
With the bloom 81 perfect health. Nss
asorGia Hamiltos, who vas once thin and
fraii, reportiLa hsS own saperisnes. wsitssi
"Bitro- Phosphate has brought about .
magic transfermatioA with me ] gslusd
Is pounds aad never before felt % weli.'
CAUTioips-Atthough bitro.shosphste 10
unsurpassed for relieving nsrvousassp
slseplessnss snd gensral wsaknsse. "
| should not owing to Its remarkable flesh.
growing DsopsrtIes. be used ~ Anyen1
who dsss net desire to put on flesh, =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
Russian Red
Was Reformed
In Quick Time
Judge Began Talking About
Sending Him Back TO
His Old Home.
tBy Universal seruce.)

'by thlNershl bervce)
HAMMOND, Ind, May 9.-Mike
Sllyerman, leader OF bolsheyst fac
ton here, though, bolshevism was all
right in America. but
Shoot me. but don't send me back
to Russia" he pleaded when arraigned
here and the question OF deportation
was considered.
With tears streaming down his
cheeks he told the Judge he would
fenounee bolsheylsm.
Il am bolshcyik no longer will
be good American" he pleaded. His
spirit was broken.
The court told him he showed some
tendency to become AmericsniIed by
adopting an angliciled name and re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
HOW TINS
NERVOUS WOMAN
cot WELL
Told BY Hersslf, Her Sin.
csrity Should Con-
vince Others.

Christopher. Ill.--"For four years |
suffered from irregularities, weakne'',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

All bu,ine" and professional
women's clubs in the United State,
are to be federated under one naiional
head at meeting TO be held in g.
Louis next July The organi1a,ru
is 10 be strictly non see,arlan Al
non partisan, and IS no, 10 iniefitr
in any way with the alfead, oaal
lished general federation OF women
.i,,hs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
Wilson Sylnpathizes
With Armenian Plea

NEW YORK, May o.-Seven,y five
bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
in America have urged upon Prssi-
dent Wilson acceptance by the United
States OF a mandate under the league
OF nations for Armenia and have re-
ceived from the presiden, "sympa
,he,ic" reply, the Armenian press btu
reau ANNOUNCED last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
Prisoner Sent
toDeath House
He Helped Build

NEW YORK, May 9.--Joseph
Aramonti, sentssscsd 10 die at Sing
Sing on June 10 for the murder OF
an Italian, has been taken to the
new death house which he himself
helped build.
That's a safe place to keep
man." he said. when he arrived
there. T can tell you so for !
helped 70 build Il. Now I an TO-
ias to help I'LL it--until they bill
ms."
Afauoati helped build the death
house IA 1916 when he was sent to
Sing Siaa fes n assault
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

S.SI,y = 30 . !;
::n.1" ssy.tmhs
line @Asslth
an a beauty.
:sii::.ri.s
Of 0eu ond
WvM~ ~ no
kesaty fssl
Hvir eAoos-
Ma thinns0
TIL y n 80
q n a weak
nSoo are veu-
|auy due 10
10 Z Q 2 Y 3 d
geyyA O "
0edlM q . . d
9ers.p phse.
phats thas II
EmnXsS~Sc>M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
UARD OFFICERS
|cRAP REGULARS
AT LEGION MEET
bso|utlon Urges Both Fac
ons Be Given Equal Basis,

,o,,. a.,
.O0''' ''y '''.'"s ''
een the national guard ana the reg
" army today was brought to the
bnt n, the second day', session of
u.,;or,, c,,,,, =, N. Am.,;.,,
'''N"' VI WV '"
Ioh' composed OF men ana women
70 were N INC military OF mval
"ec o' Inc government curing inc
w.
Discrimination Charged.
MAJ. Hamilton Fish OF New York
e'eh'ed q resolution urging una,
n pace 'ne hA'o"al susIu .na
regular army on an equaI 'oo!,hg
ons'ses "ete Heey msoe wa,
Iona' Huato OBJECTS W rance hAa :
o's''''p'n',eu asa,"'' w .A'or W
u'",s ~ 4ou,',on, e''o''s We'e .
'e py .aI'ou' ue,sA'e' 70 Ies'.,..
pe''onn., , OF .ns 'es'o" 10 "'e" "o'
"' ''s"'" "'"p
Some Resolutions Drasue.
Major Fish's resolution was the out
bme OF half a do1en drawn up by
ffcfent state delegates on the same
bbject, Some were much more
tsstic. urging congressional invcsti-
hiion OF the assignment OF officers In
m American expeditionsry forces,
|hile others simply requested tina, the
pnven,ion take some action III the
pstter OF alleged discrimination
|1ainN the national guard.
Final Action Deferred.
In regard TO membership strong
(sling against the regulars was ew-
||snt among the delegates, but the
|eneral sentiment seemed to be that
b final action should be taken yet in
rider rot to affect the many men still
b France, but who are no, members
y the regular army.
Prohibition and employment were
mong other questions brought up
ne prohibition resolution finally
dopted by the committee urges that
hs sale OF beer and light wines he
continued until the members ot the
'xpedltionary force can vote Their
'einion in the matter
Inc employment tesoIu'iom - spon
ered oy M.lo' wilnaf ",,gh, OF
sG fork Ii'y' sna MAJOR ",l''An
!. Deegan' also OF New foIk, y re-
!ses" congress 10 give 'ede,.i a'o 70
sates and e't'ss 70 boom building ana
nus increase employment
Roosevelt Given Crest Ovation.
The tremendous ovation siven Lieu,
.ol Theodore Roosevelt yesterday de.
syed the caucus bu,ine. virtually
lslf a day and indications are that
here will not be time to finish. all the
nAnAna hv tOmOrfOVf ntQnt when thl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09


ular. and in excellent ksalth. l bs.
llsvs the Compound viii cure any is-
male trouble" Mrs. Alice Heller,
Christopher, III.
NervouSness 10 often . symptom Of
weakness oe some fuactionGl derauee.
meat, which may h svseeeass By this
iemou. root end hssh rsnsly. Lydia
piathams vess(aele Compound, %
theus,nds Of womss hsse lousd BY
experience. W.
II sc6tlicasions ssist write Lydia
2. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lyaa,l
Mas, for suggestions in regard 10
your ailment. The result Of i,s long
experience Is at your service.
9 tAdx.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
Hungarians Badly
Beaten by Czechs

COPENHAGEN, Thursday, May 3.
Superior Czech forces. after a bit
ter and ilue,uating struggle, have
gained a footing in the town OF Ma
ayszecsenv the Hungarian supreme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
STORY OF DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
 OF O|L IN VARIOUS AM ER|CAN FIELDS
Relative Profits of Deep and Shallow Wells With Sidelights on Rivalry of Many Conflicting
 Interests
By JAMES F. SLATER.

My article in The Age-Herald of June Is closed with brief auus7ons to the com parative percentages of profit in deep and shallow oil well territory, it being esti- mated at 90 to 35 per cent in favor of the shallow oil territory, in comparison with the deep we'll territory of Texas Some well posted authorities claiming it to be fully 45 to 50 per cent
 fears ago in the early days of Texas as producer of considerable oil it was claimed by very good authorities that the shallow well field of Corsicana paid much better percentages of profit upon the in vested capital than did the capital neces sary to develop the deep well territory of Beaumont, Sour, Lake, etc, with their
 gushers." The reader is not to so in terpret my writing to mean that all in Vestments in Kentucky and other shallow well territory will prove profitable, be- cause It Is in the nature of mankind to venture and take chances outside of proven oil territory, like it is done by the Standard, Gulf, Texas and other corpora tons But such refining corporations can stand the shock of wells brought in reported to them as "Dusters,' far bet. ter than individuals, or a small number of them banded together.
 Franklin, the county seat of Venago county, Pa, is located upon the Ale gheny river where French creek empties