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Price, $4,5OO.
Corner House

John r. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.
3l4- Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price, $3.50.
six-roou modern house on Good Bo,e
toad: Anacostfa; lot eOxIIo This ia one cf
tne nest suburbs around Washingron. convent
fbt 10 two street car lines Car =. snlI !.
very reasonable terms. '-
Price, $3.50.
:. Pennsyyanh avenue sc. near l3th street
Aflooh, modern, brick house with cellar:
furnace heat This house will show snieadi1
value for the price quoted ana csn ~ .ciS
On very reasonable terms,
Price, $3.50.
fotomac avenue Sc between 18th and 18th
sIees; a SIX room. modern brick house: csl.
!sf ana furnace heat. This location is irrt-
Class WITHIN a Few steps of Pennsylyani
hsenne' ' ana In a neiChborhood that 10 oe.
Supfed chiefly by owners The house I. In
splendid coalition and will make a .noh hon,a
or pay wen as an Investment. Terms. $3.50
cash, balance. s22 per month. 10 inclnds n.
asrest and principal.
Price, $500.
Emerson street me- A six-room and bath
m"csIp nrick house. Can b sold on terms
or sIO eain. balance. SIS per month. II yoa
looking Tor q bargain, this 10 an eppos-
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WANTED TO BUY.

FOR IMMEDIATE CASH BUYER. MOD
ern house with bedrooms: near Capitol or in
central NV. section: must have garage or
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 14th ST.
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FOR sALE-To SETTLE AN ESTATE THERE
is offered for sale three-story brick home dat
roof, hot-air furnace; contains twelve rooms
and ami: bath; windows on all four sides:
large yard east aud south of house; roomy
porch facing east; lot 4Sx75 feet This prop
erty is near two car lines and convenient to
schools, churches and markets. Price, s5 800
J. LEO kOLB,
1887 Wisconsin ave.
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2-sTORY BRICK HOUsELH.W.H; MODERN
improvements: convenient to car line. d. g.,
1885 Wisconsin ave. 10S
HOUSE FROM OWNER-IN NV; AMI;
six rooms or more; reasonable. Address Box
171-R, Star once. -- 10s
A NEW hone. 9 ROOMS, ANIL. NoRTH.
west section preferred Terms a. foilows: No
dition to 800 every six months. Gall Frank
lin 6115, or apply room sos. Columbian bldg,
416 9Th st. NV. 1Os
WE WANT DESIRABLE HOMES FOR COL
ored buyers; big demand; send particulars II
you wish to sell. Address Box 27s-M, Star ONCE.
wANTED-BNTWEEN o AND NEW YORK
ave-, 7th and 10Th. to 10 rooms. with "a.
rage or room for ono; all cash. THOMAS E.
PETTY. 20l3 14th.
WANTED-TO BUY Or 8 ROOM AND
bath house from owner: must be reasonable,
Address Box 142-R, Star office. 1Os
Will PAY CASH For MODERN HOUSE ON
Capitol Hill. Not over $4,000. Give location
and lowest price, otherwise no attention paid
Address Box 18S-R, Star ofBce.
1 HAVE a CUSTOMER FOR 4 HOME N
Petworth. Not over 5000. See WELCH,
18th and N, Z. ",
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS G. CO.,
S07 18th Street NV.

s4.soo-sso N.E.-s ROOMS AND BATH;
SoHssos. Ss sos 9 ~ ~. 80 Il ssss.
HOW ARE THESE?
Cottage City. six-room house. hot-water heat.
ami Will take 81 900 cash and the rest On
easy payments. Price, 5000.
garage. half acre ground covered with large
oak trees: WIN take 5000 cash and the rest
in monthly payments. Price. 5000
take $500 cash. and the rest in monthly pay
ments. Price. $500.
Six house on Park place; ami. Price.
$500.
six-room house 10th st. me-; ami. Price.
$500.
COLUMBIA LAND CO.,
Office, Room 335 Southern Bldg,
Phone Franklin 1892.
300 BLOCK SHEPHERD NV.
Southern exposure. practically
new si1-room house. tile bath;
h.w.h.; elec. lights and gas: hsrd-
wood floors and trim; deep yard
to alley.
400 BLOCK BUCHANAN ST. NV.
Southern exposure; rooms and
attic: tile bath: h.w.h.: eiec.
,sn,. and sos sr and h sirase in rssr
nooiS WIN 0ooaS,
terms call Columbia s0s2.
,-a.
TWOIs ROOMS AND BATE; BAY WIN
dow; brick; splendid location s.w.; $e,ese
each.
5l1 N.E.-s rooms and bath; newly pa.
pered and painted; g. 900.
bricks NV; renting for SIS; trust, 81, TOO.
Price. $2,250.
Two-srory fat. n.e.; white tenant; rent, s31
Price, s., LOO.
electric lights. Only $1,000.
Splendid corner: on car line; s.w.; suitable
for doctor or dentist. Only ~ 900.
THOS. P. BROWN. 617 Az st. s.w.
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Near 18th and Euclid ,sts. NV,

Near s14th and Euclid SITS. NV.
Best ssction Of city. nina rooms and bath; ;
vapor heating: electric lishts; home In perfect
condition: has deep lot to paved alley: prop
erty clear Of trusts; possession given BY owner.
Price. %. 900. < A-
House Of nine rooms and bath: deep lot to
paved alley; near 18th and Park road NV;
owner on premises. This IL bargain. Price.
~ 500.
Homo of six rooms and hath; near 16th and
Meridian SITS. NV. Only ESQ.
=. Home in GeorEetown: almost new; six rooms
and bath; lot 261160: sacrifice; $500.
Home in northeast; near 9Th and + sts.; nine
rooms and bath: npe condition; bargain. 1850.
3 Downtown home; nine rooms and bath walk
Ing distance to ali departments. 81, 900.
= See me for bargains In homes have . num-
ber to pick from -. :,
T. B. BROWN, *
= 1915 ct. NV Franklin 2688.
!, ZOE AoMEs ANP AsNP iSXEsTMENNs ).
They know Waahington." - =
Y: soe New 1crk sse. Tel. Main 2es1.
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PRETTY sIx-ROoM HOUSE IN PET
worth. with 4 74-ft. rear yard to a paved
alley; gas. electricity. parquet floors: every
modern convenience and in excellent condi-
ton. Phone Main 1904. ROBERT H. LEWIS,
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
Continued.

SIC, 10000
SauPs Addition.
Attractive home; rooms and baths:
hot-water heat; electric lights; sleeping
porch; deep lot.
Takoma Park, D. c.
Beautiful bungalow; rooms and bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; good lot to alley.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$s,2seO0
Holmead Manor.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A pretty g.
room home; tiled bath; hct-water heat; good
condition;
3475O0O
Near Soldiers Home & Park Rd.
Attractive colonial type brick home; 8
rooms and bath; concrete cellar; lot 201137.
WIN. H. SAUN
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CHEVY CHASE ROOMS BATHS: GA
rage; hot-water heat: price. ss.s0o: %, 100
includes Interest and principal; owner eaving
city: immediate possession. Address Box
2ef- r.. Star o.dee. -.
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS.
PRACTICALLY NEW. Rs AND .. BRICK.
Bought in june; has every convenience;
house in colonial design: beautifully planned
and well built: owner leaving CITY will sell
for IS. 80; equity, s2150. Address Boz 800 R.
Star Once.
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This is a bargain.
H. L. THORNTON,
1916 F St. NV.

Home. 500 Butternut St. Takoma Park, Dc
PHONE CONNECTION. a. (.
BUNGALOW, MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL:
practically new; in Brookland: rooms. bath.
sleeping porch: lot b0x150; Sc. 600; half casA;-
ownSts y AHdp&ss Box S11-R. Star once.
s0MEk5ET HBfGHTs. MD-BIG BARGA1S
If sold at ence; lot 1ooxl90. 1e.oo0 square
feet; al mht5ern conveniences available: price;
( cents peF foot. .s7eo; on 1lsin street. above
gradesa perfectly leyel and pretty. For par
hculars cali g. 7. DoRSETT, Main 100. or
". r. JACKBOH. Cleve. 46S. = !,
VACANT, FOR COLORED. BRENTWOOD,
Nd; nice Groom dwelling; COED - new: With
large gardsn lot: ready for occuDaney; price.
81 ESQ; $3.50 cash. balance easy. G. 4. NJ.
WELLS, Room 2oi. 1901 Il st. NV. le'
VACANT-FINE 10-ROOM DWELLINGS,
large cellar and attic; in frst-class condition 3
for immediate occupancy; acre. Of splendid
garden land and good lawn; electric cars to
door; 5-eent fare; within rs minutes By cars
and Is minutes by auto on nacsdam road to
WELLS, owner, Room 2o1. 1So1 n st. NV. 1s'
SUBDIVISION on WASH. AND VA. RAIL
way at Dunn Loring. Va; fronting on both
sides Of track; will selLor exchange ~ wholsi
81 acres or smallef lots. J. f. JEHMAN. SIT
1Ath ST. NV. IL :
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.

An Unusual Opportunity.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE
Eight rooms and tile bath; large
attic: double porch in rear. 10 IT.
wide: concrete cellar; hot-water heat:
electric lights: laundry and servants
toilet; aide lights In dining room: side
oven gas range; pantry with window.
Owner leaving city. No trouble about
possession. Located near Soldiers
= Home Park.
Price. $3.50. Equity m cash.
II. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV. or
9TH and H SITS. NE.
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FOR SALE .
Beautiful Country Homes.
No War Prices.

5000: only $1,000 cash. balance monthly; }.
acre ground.
$3.50; only $3.50 cash, balance monthly; u,
acre ground; Ia virginia
aero ground; all kinds fruit trees; garase and
1900: only 81. 900 cash; monthly p.ym.nt.;;
5000; only $1,000 cash: s-rccm house: -
acres Of ground; all uecessary bnldings; rail.
road siding at tho station. r.
at Columbia Place: with artesian well, and
streets; two blocks from street cars. Can be
bought on 10se basis. for cash or on fne, anf
den spot Of Virginia. One Of ths beautiful SUBJ
divisions now being developed around wash
inEton. D. C.. :.
Arlington P. O., Columbia Pike,
Main Office, Phone Rosslyn SO.
TAKoMA PARk-4o LOTS. TWO BLOCKS ),
hill; blocks from cars; cts. Per foot. W.
d. HARLAN. owner. on place. IL
S 5,OO0-BUNGALOW. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
and bath; large finished attic; open fireplace:
S6oOo-Two-story. rooms and bath: be.uti--
fully located corner property large porehe.;,
We havs homes under construction contin- =
ually and invite your inspection as to quality.
pf'1 THE sIS RiSERpALS PARK COMPANY.
Riverdale. Maryland.
WHY NOT BUY IN THE ZONE OF TIE
worlds capitols greatest growth - You get
more for your money in Connecticut ave. prop
erty than any other section. and the assured !
future values are greater. Call Main 1921 fns
salesman to show our new $3.50, addition
within one block of Chevy Chase Circle. :,
FULTON R. GORDON. Owner. Colorado, bldE.
NEW BUNeAIOw. es1s R, I. AVE, N.E.-S
rooms. bath, breakfast porch; elec. NEhtsi h.-w.
h.: dishwasher; gas range; huiit-in fefrgerafor1 %
MANN. Owner. Ph. n. 1913 open Sunday. l2'.
IN CHEVY CHASE, d. O.: A SMALL. ACKR.a ?
age facing Rock Greek Park, near Chevy Chase
Circle; beautiful situation. This 10 excellent
property; has some Improvements; . 6ne home
site; tHc foot; no brokers'. Address Boz lS,s.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-BBAUTIFuL HOUSE,
just completed; large, bright rooms. bath
and reception hall; hot-water heat; electric :
ground; one block from car. on silver Spring 8
ave. Owner. GEORGE T. ASH, 2s2S 14th 2. ~.
FROM -OWNER-260a MONROE ST. Ne.
old; hardwood trim. tiled hath. hall. gas. eiee.
tricity. stationary washtuhs, kitchen cabinet,
gas range; all floors Just refni:hed: lot 4oxloo
month, including all interest; owner leaving
city. Take G st. car. get OF 2sth and Rhode
Island ave- ne. 1ZSA
GREAT SNAP IN BEAUTIFUL RosEMoNT,5 =
Va, on electric line: 25 minutes from center %
city; hne macadam road; attractive modern
corner residence; large lot; . rooms and bath:
rear porches; possession. Price. only Sc. $50.
Another, to close an estate, IL rooms and
bath: screened and metal weatherstripped
throughout; garage; price. only $3.50; imme.,
diate possession. =. .5as
WAITER A. BROWN. ee4 14th ct. NV.
CHEVY CHASE sECTION-7 ROOMS AND
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights; lat
1OOxi50: beautiful lawn, garden spot. fruit:
price. $3.50. Phone n. 33ae. CRANE Il
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WANTED-HOUSES.

We have demand, for HOUSES ALL SECTIONS,
Prompt and efllcient service rendered
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 1915 n 1t. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
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CHEVY CHASE sECTIoN-7 ROOMS AND
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights; lot
10Oxl50: beautiful lawn, garden spot. fruit. :
price. $3.50 Phone n. 33ae. CRANE & :
BELT. Union Trust bldg. -
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s4.soO-as0 G N.E-s ROOMS AND BATH;
cellar: h-w.h.: newly papered: vacant. r.
JOHNSON. 3Od 7th s.w. n. 1885.
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-SS, 800
TAYLOR STREET NV.
Between sra and 4th.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
New six-roor, brick. with hot-water heat,
elec. hghs. tile bath. sleeping porch. garage.
THEO. u. JUDD.
s31 F. ct. NV.
FINE CORNER ON 18th ST,
NEAR ARCADE.
ROOMS. BATH: q property that has fu-
ture. See this a once. Price. s2l.5oo.
HARRY 6. ALLEN.
Exclusive Agent. rt'- >r
OXFORD BLDG. IL
Make Your Dreams Come True
VIII build to realize your in. -
liberal terms ever offered. iAelad-
ing eur mortgage loan and tax pro-
tsetioA contract. -
No need Of living in antiauated.
dilapidsted homes, void Of nodsrn
conysnisnces. The best = not too
good for You and ne. Adarsss
Building Department" e..
COMPANY.
SlS-cS District National Bank building 81
Franklin 1913"
1412 Goth N.w.-l2 ROOMS, BA1W: Ill.,.
Circle: rooms; baths. es.sOo. Hszntt st
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
LARGE ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms on which exchanges
ca can bs nm. %,ds We ars 3sn2s e sssaaHS a.e
THOMAS J. TfsHERsk CO.. Ise..
1SS 18th ct, NV.
Exchange 9DEnapfment. Z.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 8
HOUSE AND SEVERAL ACRES: 40 MIN
'utes out; 81 $50; terps:JsW. X. T.. Oakton.
Va. ~. ,rsho4;fr =
AVOID GREAT sTANPR RDE WHEN SAULs-
bury law expires; three a4S bargains. ,11th ST..
downtown; suitable for homo or hne invest
ment; also bungalows and honses. nearby
Maryland. Virginia and D. c.. 81. 500 to A.150;
immediate possession on some. VIM. v. Ma
HONEY, 10 14th st. NV, Room 2OS.
Los ANGELES BUNGALOW. FURNISHED,
for D. G. property: also nearby farm and cash
for apt. house., will pay commission. Address
Box 22-R. Star oflce: IL
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BEAUTIFUL home NEAR RHODE ISLAND
ave. and 18th st. n.w.-9 rooms, baths. elec.
tricity; alley on side; room for garage. 81. 600
oR Washington Circle-Fine corner lot with
nice home Of rooms and bath. hot.water
heat. $500.
Pennsylvania ave. nsar Washington Circle
9 rooms, baths, hot-water heat; deep lot,
fronting on two streets. 5000
F ST., near 18th n.w.-Good home. specula.
ton or investment; IL rooms and bath: cleo.
tricity; deep lot to wide alley. $4,000
JAMES II. WOODWARD. 728 10th st. NV.
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ON CONGRESS HEIGHTS, FACING AVE
nne. an attractive: 6-room and bath frame
dwelling; lot 25x106. q, GOO Easy terms.
P. j. WAISHE, INC. 735 18th st. NV.
1st ST. NV. NEAR EYE7-RO0M. BATH.
brick dwelling; good furnace. $4,000. Easy
z. J. wALsHE, INC. 7s5 18th st. NV.
9Th ST. NEAR CARNEGIE LIBRARY-s
rooms; hot-water heat. 81 BOO
P. J. WAISHE. INC. 735 18th st. NV.
NEAR AND NORTH CAPITOL sTs.-AN
s.room, bay-window brick dwelling; furnace;
IMMEDIATB POSSESSION,
P. J. WALSHE INC 1aI 1ath st nv
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FINE CORNER ON 18th ST,
NEAR ARCADE.

14I2 Goth Nw.-l7 ROOMS, BAIHJ; H.:
600. Also house Hopkins Of. near D1psoS
Circle: rooms; baths. $500. Hszstt st
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GOOD NV. OR NE. LOCATION; MODERN.
Of to Il rooms; terms. Address Box 30e- r.
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-, CONSULT US
If you wish to sell
your home quickly. We
do the largest sales busi- .
ness in Washington.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc.
1905 H st. NV.
HOME OF HOMES.

2ETORY BRICK HOUsElH.W.H; MODERN
improvements: convenient to car line. d. g.,
15SS WinconAiu ave- 10G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
TiHnldn County
Next Big Field

VIII the Red river top the pro-
ducuon OF oi2 That question seems
to cause more or less comment but
practically all of the oil men agree
that rs impossible, for shallow
river like the Rod. to cut of a pool
OF oil that produces Eushcrs when
drilled at depth IN excess Of LOO
feet Consequently Thlman county.
Oklahoma Is getting the attention OF
many practical Oh ureH and drilling
wells are humorous all over the
county Leases which could have
been bought for 81 per acre before
the Texas chief came In. the biggest
Eusher OF them all, almost on tho
rivor bed on the Texas side. are now
selling way up In the hundreds ot
dollars II oil ls found by one OF
these many wells this acreage viii be
worth as many thousands as II Is
dollars now.
A great part of Tillman COUNTY is
on the government geological survey
and every indication Of oii is appar-
ent Just as sure as oil Is found
many will have riches thrust upon
them Jones Brothers OF room 10
Nettle Stock Exchange, wichita
Falls. Texas have acres ~ this pros
pective oil lands In Tlilman county
OF which they are disposing OF a
part at a very reasonable figure. u
YOU want To take a shot at a fortune
for only few hundred IL Will be
advisa bic for you 20 act now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
UTTERING BAD CHECKS
MADE A MlSDEMEAN0R

PHILADELPHIA, June 2s--lrsu-
crs ~ worthless chocks will find new
por!Is from now ON In pracucing
that method of fraud.
4 law has been placed upon the
statute books of Pennsylvania defin-
ing the issuance of a worthless check
aa a mislcmeanor. Hereafter, under
Its provisions. not only viii DE issuing
of mo account check. or one ot
the kind which returns with the In
scrlpuor~;un sufr' be punishable,
but tho new law says. The mere fact
of making drawing or delivering
such check win be primn tacie cvi-
Ience 10 detroud. "urAasS the drawer
makes good the amount ot the check
with Interest within ten days
For the person who draws and
uttcra a worthless check for an
amount less than $50 the penalty on
conviction is 800 fine or thirty days
imprlsonmcnt while the drawer ~ a
check for more than $40 the Impri7-
onmcnt ls TWO years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
SERBIANS ARE GETTING
GOODS THROUGH FIUME

BELGRADE. Serbia, May So
DRy mailD- Northern serbia, which
FOR several months after the war
was virtually isolated from contact
with allied sources OF supply. Is now
receiving a steady stream csf goods
or all Kinds These goods are Brought
In by way Of Fiume as there is no
through rail connection north from
Salonlh across Serbia owing to tho
fact that the main north south rail
road In Serbia Is sull being repaired
and hundreds OF bridges are lying
smashed beyond repair IN the beds
OF the streams they once spsnned
Al present II requires, with good
luck. from ten TO fifteen days 10
cross Serbia from Saloniki 10 Bel
grade by motor truck and rail-.
The American army food mission
and the American Red Cross arc
daily sending truckloads Of food,
clothing and medical supplies into
northern serbia from Belgrade. The
American Red Sross In northern Ser
bia has established stations at cur
priU. kragujevac. Palanka, Pozhare-
Vat Ncgotin, Petrovaz, Obreno-
vatz and Scmendria, from which CEN
ters hundreds of smaller towns are
served At all these points Ameri-
can doctors American army nurses
and former douEhboys, chauffcours
and motor transport men are busy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Good NeWs Comes
From p. e.. d J. S.
Wen, Block 500

No news has been received with
greater. interest In Wichita Falls
since the completion OF the Hurk-
WaCgoner well than the announce
mcnt made yesterday hy the T. q. AZ
j. :. company rms company pub
hciy Announced that 10 hAd The sand.
ana very rlCn one too, iu the west
rrn part Of Book so at the depth
OF l.bbO feet The company strongl y
advised lis stockholders tu nOld their
StocN. Immediately all nurthwcateru
stocks took jump ana acreage iu
that locality that has had no market
for the past few weeks immcdlh. ely
came into the umcughl Several
deals involving thts acreage were
closed yesterday AT attractive ng.
ureS
All stocks In the northwcs, terri-
tory had a ready market but soon
stockholders become disposed 20 Keep
their stocks. 4 feeling Of confidence
has settled over ihia section and de-
vciopmCnts there are being watched
with more than The usual interest
Companies that have acreage In
this territory we're having no an
Guilty In selling their rtocks right on
the street In Wichita Falla The Ar
kansas I on and kofinlnE ca. has a
nice tract Of acres In this block and
with the coming IN of this well VIII
practically assure them large prudu-
Ger from this lease. Their ad ap-
pcarrs elsewhere TN this oil section
of The World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
THE NEXT BIG POOL
IN WICHITA COUNTY
North Electra AntiCline

fields here are young The surface
Is only scratched No man can
compute The potcntialitiCs Of wealth
or tins field Sew dreams daily are
daily realized No one can say what
The end may be nor place a limit on
the pOtenuAiucs.
The kcy to success
knowledge and wise foresight are
the key To- success mere The bind
piunger makos it also BECAUSE he
gets the hcnctIt Of other mems know
ledge and wisdom, Hut scientific
knowledge Ii the great factor now
University trained Eeologists are
working out the laws Of nature and
their operation In this field, and dis,
covering fUr others whore and how
The oil is HuTcd IN the earth.
Among he companies OF wichita
county that have used scientific
knowledge ana Mise foresight In lay
ing a sound foundation and wise
foresight, ls the American Pctro-
lcum company ~ wichita Falls,
whose Advertisement appears else
where
The Great North- ElcCtrn Anticllnc
The physical nucleus ot the busl-
ness " this company In six thousand
Hcrcs OF choice uil lands In the
Burkburnctt- Electra ON fields TINS
acreage Is situated on the great
Nurth- Electra Anucline. IL parallels
the Burk NaEEoucr An'iclinr, which
Is the greatest discovery Of the mod
crn oil world The difference iH, rs
gcologists generally report, that the
North Electra Anucliuc Is larger.
and has the greatest poienualities ln
wichita county or north Texas
This choice body OF land was pur-
chased, piece hy picro directly from
the farmers last winter. aH founda-
tion for the company. by Dr. Charles
William Wallace. OF the University Of
Nebraska. and Mr.. Clay oliver. 81
Iowa Park, Texas Since the pur
chase, the yaluo Of these six thou
sand acres has increased from ten
10 twenty times the purchase price
when the purchases were all com
pleted. the American Petroleum COM
pany was organized The capitali-
zation is only $500. 10000 and the
acreage alone Is nov worth on the
market many times the capitalize
tion
The company Is not a stock selling
proposition, II does not have a dol
lars worth of stock for sale on
the advice OF Dr Wallace. the en-
tire stock was taken up 10y few
friends together
Tho Next Big POOL
All th.t the American Petroleum
company has to offer 90 tho public IL
the opportunity 10 buy aome Of IT'S
acreage and to share In the opening
lep Of what is believed TO be the next
big pool The board OF Trustees has
authorized the sale Of only a few
hundred acres The company pur-
poses 10 develop the rest " It's vast
holdings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Burk WdggOner Vel

A man named Waggnner started
something down in this Texas oil
field. He organized an oil company.
sold stock TO defray drilling ex-
penses. and selling stock In his com
pany was very difficult because hts
lease was ~ miles Of tho nearest
well and this well WAS south Of him
and only barren land laid on the
other foursides lie surprised all
olldom by bringing In the biggest
gusher that Wichita county had ever
seen up 10 that time
OF course the news Of this nam
moth well spread far and wide and
many offers were made him FOR u
but he held out until he was offered
$4,000 600 In cold cash for his well
and ne sold and paid each ono Of his
stockholders f3333 foe each 800
they invested Since then so many
big gurhcrs have been brought IN In
that vicinity that new one ~ 5000
barrels causes ll'''e comment he
cause every one knows that n is
lust a question or drilling I'm order
To- get hlp producer IN that locality.
The Texas Blue Bonnet on com
pany was lucky enough 90 secure a
lease In Rlock IS which is consld-
cred hy Oh experts TO be tho safest
In the Ncldcand are making prepR -
rations 20 ttArt drilling They also
have 10 acres adjoining Block $50
on the north RloCk $50 Us cOusid-
cred on tho anti cline and prcdic-
tlonS are that q big well is theirs
Just for the drilling They also have
acreage I'm Iowa Park tthc shallow