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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
Joe Carson Post To
hducf NeU Members
at Meeting Tonight

on N" "vc ~ the grand rcccp.
non which "I.i be tcndcrcd Com-
rdnF - ~ IN" lllth engineers TO.
moro" morning when they arrive
~ m" ci'y ~ The 10" carson post
or IN" American Legion. lne on
''"1 o' Ia" post hay" called a
meeting of the entire member,h.p
'" IA "h",d IN IA" ,ourtauus, a. !
clock tonight
u 10 '"rS important mat every
MON Der hc pr"srr' a. ne needing
ma plans FOR the reception vi.
Ir announced 10 the m,mh,rshIp
'uf definite arrangements made
Ioi M" assembling OF the members
''r ne parade
a npcniaI invitation is rcricrcd
''" rrw mem hri~ o. the post Nnu.
enrolled Iu Tho post last ~turda.
during the membership dgI,, T.,.
names NJ 'no new men vi. be read
I" me- r"" tud ahrn,.u ts charter
members
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
MAGIC WAY
TO DANISH
UGLY HAIR

No need now tor any woman 10
use smelly skn-irritAting nquida
powders and paster to get rid Of ugly
hairs Uel'In.s Wonderstoen re.
moves superfluous hair from face or
lin~ instantly and has become 30
popular with beautiful women in
Ncw York because T. is the only dry
and odorlesS Application for the pur-
pose. You can ure this beauty aid
To advantage. lus' AZ they do
Wnnf"rsioen ia Guaranteed TO be
absolutely harmless and sold for St
only on basis OF money back II not
A. represented Booklet Free from
BellinS Wondorstoen Co. 500 Fif,h
Ave, New York or get from Younk.
man DRUG co Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
TULSA COUNTY STILL
OWES BIG WAR DEBT
FUND Of 49, 1000 Tor armenian Re
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11

Special Sale Fine Silk Bdos

fortunate purchase enables us to place these
choice MORE and tany novelty silks on sale
at extra low special price fine quality ma
terials and well made shown in almost all
shades. Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11

10 ~" returned men Ito emphssized
,ha' ihc organization was opposed 10
! " w hJlshryism and every .othcr
lem which is opposed 10 true
Amcricauism
general meeting has been called
~ CsoCk next TUESDAY nigh, At
me high school, when the perm,
ncnt officers will he elected and tho
post given n name Every eS service
man and woman Ia urged to attend
tho meeting and aid In the orRan-
iGdtiOn Of the unit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
Romano Ia sail,

WNsHt>GTpN. jufc 10 Arch
bishop John Uonrano. apostolic dole.
gate ia the United states. Will leave
tomorrow Tor New york 10 Aall Sat.
urdaN for lalN for a conference with
Pope Benedtc' The archhlshop cN
peC'H 10 hc absent from the United
States about four months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
MOmen 10 DissrnA.a Mnier

mass meeting of the VutCra and
taxpayers OF tho city and every wom
legal age viii he held tn con
necuon with tho regular monthly
meeting ot tho memh"rEhip commit
tee Of the chamber ~ commrrCe AZ
$3.50 o'clock Friday night at the CITY
hall auditorium for the purpose OF
discussing tho city water problem
The women In particuhr are RsAcd
20 attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
OUrBeSt June White Sale

mere could be no more telling proof of the success
OF TINS sale from the standpoint of our patrons than
thr numerous offerings included, the large varieties
splendid qualities and, last but by no means least the
10" special prices that mean thoroughly good goods at
the best savings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
IiOltIensiOrff nIcA

BERLIN, Juno The death was
announced today OF Admiral Won
Holtzendorff. head Of the German
general naval staff during the greater
part OF the war lie retired In Au-
gust OF last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-11
s)95
- - -

Due to special buying of enormous stocks the first
two days selling has made but little impression in quan
titles With market tendencies on the upward course
foresighed thrifty will anticipate their require
ments for months To come and buy accordingly scclr-
ing ''H-A" quality for less.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Sentence Sermons by Ell aso Ministers

IT IS EASTER great
Cht rose rom the dead? The Bible
ny TO that TACT bringing
the plual hev W. S Huggett Highland Park Methodist church
Tor each OF US who have living Christ
dead and IS alive
noH Easter IS not an ancient incident but continuing hR
OampOell presiding elder Of the Fl Pao district
The elaborate meaning theoans
o the future life have
OF the conception persistent life candy Of
heaven or hel or the judiciary merely
belief that Life
Rev Dwight J. Bradley First Congregational
message one of life large full eternal aBe is not here he
@ with sweet eadences
ReV Ruus C. Baker Orchard Park Methodist
Jesus Christ as it has possibly never needed him bef
put IN me divine plan there is which
made and the dark
ngR Henry VanVakenbuTgh First Methodist Episcopal
At this Apostle to the Galatians (1o might well
Ye observe days and months and and
Religion has always Of spt-Rev
Geo. w. Mccall Central Baptist church
height of his own personal saliva
ron'-Rev Hubert NJ Smith, As6ury Methodist church.
bapt cOezteusve with the command to preach the
Gospel We are to make disciples Of all the
Dol OF the night truth of
recn Christ the Of
nS"ess u me ~ OnIst further, symbol Of
ea ana nu the body the believer
Of time IF have
shall be also IN the likeness of his
Baptist church $3.50
The need Of the church
Of
life personal
and Of the Holy Spirit awakening of lost world for the
9ne an earnest prayfu endeav the
million challenge
onseratOnRev L O. VerHiiOn Highland Park Baptist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

perfect shape-also the comprssors
and pumps blonging 20 the steam unit
Recently $1,000 was spent putting the
compressors and pumps into shape
There is ample water in the
wells now owned by the city, said
Mr. Jackson @tO furnish the city
with 10 0O0.OOO gallons Of water
day. and enough machinery to lift
IL. We could easily supply al the
troops we had here in 1915 and
more and never feel pinched- The
Watts well viii never have TO be
used aEnin, 50 far as ! can see"
Making the City Money.
Mr. Jackson states that the water
company is now netting the city pc
tween $1,000 and $4,000 a month and
that ii should net $4,000 month
from now until October
1T viii be easy" he said. for the
city to set aside 100000 year from
the profits OF the Waterworks plant
under present conditions Ihere IS no
necessity for any expensive outlay Tor
some time TO come. We have spent q
half million dollars since I came into
office four years ago and We now
have city plant worth 100000.
"One Of the big pieces Of work was
an additional % inch main from the
mesa plant downtown This is In ad-
dition TO the Is inch main originally
laid. Both are IN use This cost US
$4,000.
Another expenditure was for con-
crete reservoir in Sunset Heights with
a capacity Of 100000 gallons Of wa
ter. This gives us two such reser-
voirs On Sunset Heights
Reservoirs Are Clean.
Both these reservoirs are surround
ed by two high fences to keep people
out and thew are as clear and clean as
a spring The Waterman has zinc
boat on each reservoir and the minute
any dust or any foreign matter ac-
cumulates on top, he skins it off The
wind blows Il to one corner and II is
very easy TO keep it clean
In addition TO these two reservoirs,
the CITY has a reservoir on KraZy Kat
10 supply Kern Place. This
Is filled by pumping from the Sunset I
reservoirs The engineer watches the
Kern Place reservoir gage with field
glass and when x is fun, he sto1s. He Z
uses a Della Verne oil engine and has
rude oil engine in reserve in case OF I
trouble A similar pumping plant /
sbtween the Country club and Fort /
Bliss. equipped in the same manner, I
boosts" the water TO a reservoir in 4
Highland Park. on the mountain side, 4
which supplies Altura Park and part .
Il Highland Park
Sinking n New Wen.
At present a Wen is being sunk in I
Alta Vista. near the Southwestern .
abroad 10 further augment the city Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Il PASO is now being supplied with
Il 100000 gallons Of water a day
which is about 100000 gallons more
than it can use at present-and It has
a reserve pumping capacity in its mu-
nicipally owned plants Of another nine
and half million gallons daily, II
not more.
This is the declaration Of y. p. Jack
son who has been superintendent OF
the city WaterWorKs FOR the last four
years and who retires today from the
position.
The water that is now being deliv-
cred to the city Is furnished by two
Fulton-Tosi oil engines each with
capacity OF two and a half million
gallons a day, and from the well re-
Gently completed by Lane and Bowler,
Of Memphis. Just south OF Austin Ter
race The Lane and Bowler well is
furnishing over 100000 gallons a
day 1t "metered" 100000 gallons
IN six days recently This water is
lifted by a silent electric pump. which
is tended by one man. M Jackson
says one man in a car could attend
10 six or eight sucn wells regularly,
as they are self oiling.
How Pumping Il Done.
The two oil engines are operating
at the plant on the mesa north of Fort
Bliss and are pumping by air from the
ME4a 4DEaLEu there OulE the laE8E
new wells are being used The orig
inal wells sunk by the city and the
old international Water company are
being held in reserve.
At present. new Talbot air lifts are
being installed in the big wells on the
mesa at a cost Of about $4,000 and
with a guarantee to increase the ca
pacity OF the wells 80 percent Instead
Of blowing the air down one pipe. the
Talbot system sends Il down in five.
and instead OF lifting the water in an
iron pipe. the Talbot method is to lift
il through redwood The redwood
polishes with use while the iron cor
rodes and retards the free flow OF
water.
Engines IN Reserve.
In addition TO the two Fuiton-Tosi
crude oil engines now furnishing all
the water lifted on the mesa another T
is being overhauled for service, and I
this will add another two and a half 4
million gallons daily capacity TO the 4
city supply in a few days-by the time .
It is needed. These engines are worth .
100000 each today. They cost the D
city s85.000 each before the war. In .
addition. the entire steam plant Of the .
company is now In reserve, and is /
ready to be used any day It has a
capacity Of 100000 gallons a day All
the fire boxes have been rehuilt and
the h~"ors cleaned and they are in 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

supply. This is 20 be equipped with a
lane & Bowler electric pump and Is
expected TO add a 100000 gallon daily
supply TO the city When this IS &C
complished one OF the units on the
mesa can be shut down. as II Is more
expensive to pump even with the oil
pump.
The oil engiens lift 1000 gallons Of
water on a quart OF crude oil The
steam engines lift IL on a gallon Of
p They formerly required q gallon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

and half Of oil to do the work. but
] lnelr efficiency has been increased
four OIL reservoirs at the mesa
plant furnish capacity for storing 40
carloads Of fuel OIL The city has not
mad 10 make new purchase this year
and still has large quantity on hand
by Storing oil in quantities Il guards
against shutdown in case OF shin
ping delays or strikes.
me cost Of lifting water when the
city first took over the plant was
about nine cents per 1000 gallons. 1t
mas been reduced until il is now about
FOUR cents This merely means the
actual cost Of lifting the water from
ne ground ana delivering il into the
mains The engines at the mesa plant
operate pumps for sending the water
INTO the mains TO the city and also
operate air compressors which lift the
water from the wells
A big sand trap" has recently been
constructed at the mesa plant All
water as it is pumped out OF the wells
LoWs through this trap" and the
sand settles 10 the bottom. It can be
cleaned out at any time by opening
valves in the bottom.
At the Lane and Bowler wen. a sand
trap is constructed outside the pump
house and the water flows through II
before 10 enters the mains 70 the citv
occasionally valves are opened and the
sand is allowed TO flush out
Pumps With Great Pressure.
One Of the features Of the Lane and
Bowler pump is that Il lifts the water
with such pressure II cannot be turned
full force into the main. II for any
reason the wei is closed down. A lit
tie water at a time has 20 be turned
in, the rest being allowed to flow off
through waste pipe. one effort to
turn on the water fun force burst the
zlain with a roar like piece OF ar
tlllery- As soon as IL fills the pipe Il
can work fun force.
That the water OF Fl Paso is pure is
attested by Landon C. Moore. a Dallas
bacteriologist and consulting engineer.
who made an analysis Of the water
and inspected the wells and the vari-
Gus plants belonging to the city. In
his letter, Mr. Moore said
7 wish TO state that the bacterio-
logical analyses OF your water made
by me as chief chemist OF the Lancas-
ter system showed TO be one OF the
very best that I have ever taken. The
total bacterial count was only Y As
per &C and the entire absence Of the
colon-bacillL 7 wish TO congratulate
you on the purity Of your water sup
ply"
The Water Is Pure.
The analysis Of the mesa water was
as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
WHY oFHERs HAvE BOUeHF

FIRsT-Their investment is ABSOLUTELY SAFE
SECOND-They assured Of TWELVE PER CENT DIV
bends NOW.
CRUDES holdings. consisting OF
10000 distributed throughout practically
field additional income
FOURTH-TE1AS CRUDE is managed by EXPERIENCED OIL
OF PROVEN RESPONSIBILITY
offering this its developed
sufficient Drcdlcton 70 protect All investors its stock
SIETH-DIFIDEND CHECkS-noW- Right NOW those first
dividend accord
with TEXAS CRUDES announced plan OF paying
dividends quarterly These going all those
all the UNITED STATES
rushed TEXAS CRUDE stock before the linz
TIED allotment Of stock sold AMI the price UP
UP UP with the perfection Of the TENTH PRO
puCER coming in. and the early development OF
ELEVENTH PRODUCER which planning
develop few weeks at RANGER
positively VIII be paid July 18th. and The NEXT on
October 18Th. the NEXT JANUARY 18th. with the
the world Of being larger than
EIGHTH-CAN YOU BEAT IT2-Those EXTRA DIVIDENDS to
be added that should from
CALHOUN WELL be drilled the J. a
THE MIGHTY NORWOOD Well which i said
be producing $4,000 barrels Of hish-grads OIL
NINTH-AND MORE DTVIDENDS-1AIEsA DIVIDENDS II YOU
please should be paid result Of Melvin well n
production ABSOLUTELY ASSURES
1870 which IS guaranteed
TENTI-AND STILL MORE-Our splendid BUHkBuENETT
holdings should line. adding dividends
adding the price OF stock within few days
HOOD COUNTY we'll
Z6Q0 feet and with production
practically assured within THIRTY DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Why GAMBLE IN oil. when
you are offered an investment with
a guarantee Of Il percent and all
the indications pointing to still
greater dividends IN the near future
yes. far greater-WEALTH
awaits those who are foresighted
enough to make a small investment
now IN Texas Crude.
You were never before Offered an
investment like this. You'll never
be offered one again. Consider
this fact-EVEN IF THE
TEXAS CRUDE SHOULD
FAIL TO FINISH THE
THREE WELLS THEY ARE
TO DRILL IN THE GUSHER
FIELD AND IF THE TEXAS
CRUDE SHOULD DECIDE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Dividend Checks Here

Arizona, fact
investors
o
sbased of Cwe of the
that I3uru pipe line within
wilun the
lin the in we'll
be
be i Ranger field 5000 oil
nhedril Linz tanvt lime
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
TEXAS CRUDE STOCK
Based On Earnings
Capicity-

Just how long you viii be able to buy Texas
Crude at par, S1.OO share, we cannot say-BUT
THIS MUCH is CERTAIN, TEXAS CRUDE
CANNOT REMAIN LONG AT PAR
For the value Of Texas Crude stock is based on
earning capacity and not on demand This com
pany which is now able to pay y per cent dlvl-
dends from SETTLED productiOn-with one
GOOD well at Burkburnett ready to connect
with the pipe line and three wells to be drilled IN
the RANGER GUSHER FIELD cannot remain
long at 81 a share.
Any day might double triple maybe go to
10 for L
When orr wells in the GUSHER FIELD begin TO nWateh
the BIG FELLOWS pick this stocaeady they are
irving get CONTROL of the company because they KNOW thar
the Texas Crude rapidly becoming Of their big competitors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

<rO<F<o<t <-<9r>rc~o>S 1870
Luke 5sI-T.
And it came TO pass. that. as the
people pressed upon him TO hear the
word Of God, he stood by the lake Of
Gennesaret.
And saw two ships standing by the
lake. but the fishermen were gone out
Of them, and were washing their nets.
And he entered into one Of the ships.
which was Simon's, and prayed him
the land. And he sat down. and
taught the people out of the ship.
And when he had left speaking, he
said unto Simon, Launch out into the
deep, and let down your nets for
draught-
And Simon answering said unto him.
Master, we have toiled all the night.
and have taken nothing: nevertheless
at thy word I viii let down the net
And when they had this done. they
inclosed a great multitude Of fishes;
and their net brake
And they beckoned unto their part
nerss which we're in the other ship,
that they should come and help them
And they came and filled both the
ships, so that they began 10 sink
BAPTIsTs ARE UNDERTAKING
BIG CHARACTERIZATION WORK
Continued from page 2D
slump is avoided. Baptists have re-
Gently taken on the founding Of a
Baptist Bible institute in New Or
leans and a reViValistic staff COM
posed Of the ablest Of southern Bap-
list evangelists- The staff has just
completed a simultaneous campaign in !
Nashville. and now announces a pro- 7
gram Of one hundred evangelists and 4
100000 new members for the year TO
open this Nay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
NODANGERO Of ADR0UTHINCITY
This YEAR; PLENTY Of WATER

Wells and Pumps Owned BY City Can Supply 100000
Gallons Daily and City Is Now Only Using 100000
Gallons-Reserve Capacity Is in Fine Shape-Wa-
terworks Is Making the City 100000 Yearly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Associates
W. E. Arnold
F. D. Park
E L Scarf
B. c. KoIar
E. W. Prewitt
H. c. Miller
H. c. Hnsch
J. H. Henderson
c. c. Gibson
Edgar Williams
W. N. GOurley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Buy Texas Crude TO-DAY if you want to buy
at PAR. Because any day might see the one
dollar shares oversubscnbed.
Surely with all these facts staring you IN the face
you aren't going to pass this opportunity up.
You want to make some money IN oil-everyone
does-and EVERYONE CAN pick the
right company. There is only one IN the field
that's selling stock for par and has settled pro-
ducion enough to GUARANTEE z per cent
dividends.
Think this over-inyeshgate our eomPany-the
officers. the holdings-and you'll buy Texas
Crude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

NOT TO DEVELOP The
TWENTY THOUSAND
ACRES OF VALUABLE
LEASES THEY OWN IN
THE OIL FIELDS OF TEXAS
TEXAS CRUDE WOULD
STILL BE THE SAFEST,
BEST. SOUNDEST OIL IN
VESTMENT IN THE STATE
And if you don't believe tbs state
ment ask your banker If TWELVE
PERCENT isn't about the best IN
vestment possible. Remember. too.
that the dividend just paid IS based
on the Humble and Goose Creek
holdings. that the big Burkburnett
well. brought IN last week. IS not
figured IN their guarantees. News Of
the exact production Is expected
hourly from this well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

The depth Of conviction height of his own person
'n-Rev Hubert NJ Smith, Asbury Methodist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

ARE UNDERTAKING
BIG CHARACTERIZATION WORK
Continued from page 21D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

u EASIER one the great days Of the Christian church
Cnt rose rom the dead The Bible Lords %
nony 70 th TACT
the spiritual leRev W. Huggett Highland Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

sage IS Of life: large full eternal "He not here he
eet cadences upon the Of cropping bewdered human
Baker, Orchard Park Methodist Episcopal church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

The analysis Of the mesa water was
as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

Inc auall SIS OF the new Lane and
Bowler well. on East Montana street,
follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
THE REMNANT RACE
TWILIGHT.

! zxxzXx H xxxxx s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20

The double header at Maxent Park
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock promises
to be one of the seasons snappieet
games when the Cushnocs and the
Sample Shoe Store teams lock horns.
The Mobile players are exhibiting form
but the Cushnocs hope to come out
winners. even though they know they
must battle hard to do so.
The game will be called at 2:30
sharp. Umpire Laird officiating, while
cars will run through to the park in
plenty of time for the opening of the
game. The admission will be fifty
cents. war tax increased.
Finnegan. Eckford and Macy are the
three Mobile pitchers of whom one
will be selected for the occasion, while
either Hartman Sneed or Mayo will
occupy the box for the Cushnocs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
TWILIGHT LEAGUE WILL START GAMES
AT SIX O'CLOCK BEGINNING TUESDAY

Beginning Tuesday with the X. of
C.-Y. N. c. a. game. play in the
Twilight league will be called at six
O'Clock, instead of els as heretofore.
This rule will hold in all games played,
with the exception of those in which
the Ship Yard takes part.
The reason the Ship Yard is given
until 6:15 o'clock is because work at
the shipbuildinE plant continues until
3 80 o'clock and the players are unable
TO reach East Hill at o'clock every
night.
Play has been set ahead al the re-
quest of several managers well as
in response to a demand from a large
number of Twilight league patrons.
1t may be necessary. later, to change
back to the old starting time. but the
new plan will be given a try-out. Early
in the season, the league had diff
time, and for that reason the COM
mission is 10th to change the hour of
play. and does so only for the benefit
of the extra IS minutes of light.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20
NAVY DECIDES
NOT TO ENTER
TEAM IN LEAGUE

against entering a team in the Twi-
light league In discussing the propo-
sition with the secretary of the COM
mission, Machinist Roberts said Men
are leaving the station so rapidly that
we do not deem it a favorable tima
to enter the league. We would be glad
to have a team in the running but feel
that during the present transitory
period it would be hard on the play
ers and unjust to the league and to
the prestige of the navy"
Later, Mr. Roberts said. a new COM
plement will arrive at the naval sta
ton. but he added that ii will then be
too late to enter a team in the league.