The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
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FareUeH Banquet at Hotel
Tulsa for Detroit Men

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Tulsa for Detroit Men
Tho final banquet given IN honor
of tho party OF visitors who nave
been In Tulsa for the past week
from Detroit, was given last night ~
Hotel Tulv, by Grant e Stcbhin'
~ the Gladys Rcll uil company and
Charles +. Nohlc ~ lho latter inter
csls
Juurr ~ I. Stanuevcn, vice pres
ident Of the Exchange Trust com
pany. acted BR tonstmastcr and n
Embcr Of apprcriatiNo speeches
were made In pf'isc or the enter
tainment Tulsa had shown the De
troitorH while here
George ~ klrchncr. president ~
the First state Bank OF Detroit ana
Paul IT, cray capitalist and direC-
tor and one Of tho eight slockhold
crs Of the FORD Motor COMPANY,
have expressed surprise at ihc mag
nlmde Of the oil business and say
they are "Vcry. very much pleased
with the spirit OF Tulsa and its pco-
pie. Mr.. GRAY has announced that
with Mir stehhlnH In the oil business
In oklahoma. and he believes that
the company IL one Of the hest man
aged and most successful companies
here
The party spent tho morning veS-
terday In the GLADYS Belle offices
going over the records OF the com T.
pany, following IN the inspection or
the properties during The week, lhtor
visiting various bankers, tdlkins
over the situation with different
men. The latter part OF the morning
was spent In driving about TulEn,
and The afternoon IN a visit To Cos
den's refinery AT West Tulsa.
Among tho Tulsa men present AT
the banquet at Hotel Tulsa last night
were Earl W. Sinclair. president or
the Exchange National bank e. "
Leonard and A, r Allison Vice pres
idents:a W. A. Brownleo. cashier; H.
". Brown. president Union National
bank; c. y. Hopkins, Vice president
W. l.. Lewis, vice president Liberty
National bank. J. Olson. chairman
board Of directors American Ma
tionai bank. A. u. BRADSHAW, vico
president; j. NJ Berry. Vice presi'
dent Central National bank, w O,
Buck, vice president Exchange Trust
company; r J. Hartman, president
Producers State bank; n, T. Gilbert
vice president, Walter shaw. mana
ger bond department Exchange
Trust company, Pat Malloy, vice
president Com stantin Refining com.
pAny; Frank Greer. president Greer
Investment company; Ray Fellows,
attorney GLADYS Belle oil company;
E. c. Ferry, vice president and Ken
ernl manager Of tosden a Co;
James swlndler. sales manager of
Friok-Reid supply Company. NJ,
L. Moore vice president Frick-
Reid supply company OF Pitts
hurEn; C. {. simmons. treasurer
Frick Reid supply company; Frank
GiddinEs; q. G, Stehbins, president
Gladys Belle oil company; G A.
Steere, vice president. c, H. Coon,
treasurer, A. ". Brewer, field super.
intendent. n. w. Hart tax commits
sioner. r. n. Menauah, field super
intendent: ]. A, sharpe and Clarence
" Douglas. secretary OF the cham
Der OF commerce.
The Detroit men were George ",
Kirchner. president Of the First
state bank OF that city; Paul II.
Gray director In the Ford Motor
COMPANY; n W Noble, president ",
w. Noble a co, investment bank
ers (the oldest investment bank.
ing house In Michigan. having been
In business over 20 vears) James
r Stevenson, capitalist and one Of
tho three men who made Berry
Brothers varnish known throughout
tho world, W, a Hamlin.' president
or the Detroit Stock Exchange and
OF the W, A. Hamlln & CO. lpNeSt'
mont brokers: W Rruce Howard,
secretary and treasurer Atlas Foun-
dry company and director First state
hank: George n, Mason, architect,
tho man who drew the plans and In
less than 90 DAYS had the Liberty
Motor compary's buildings erected
for the construction OF Liberty mo
tors and spent ,lo.0O0,o00 In this
project for tho government. l.. e.
Sherwood. vice president Dime SAY
ing bank: George W Brown. brown
Morris Tool company. T. Y Corhett,
wholcsalsr Of coal, II J Caulkins,
capitalist. !, W Guihcrt steel. u.
A. Gardner. Investment banker! 4,
n Noble. ! r. Crusoe |. \ Morga u
and A l., Jcllcv ~ lI w Noble 4
Co. investment bankers, Harold
Comlossv. investment haaker, and