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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

displayed remarkable technique and
keen musiCIanShip. Her rendition OF
"II'hr$traunl." old Vienna Dance" and
Hungarian Dance" brought Il delight :
full encore. The Music Box" which was
lcCiiuUS.
Mr. Elmer lIo"lzlc was exceedingly
delightful ~ tn" song. INDIAN S'r".
uadr. 10y Nranl"r. which h" followed
WITH "Autumn Song a. an encore. The
variation ~ tn" themes added Il touch
81 til" delightful L. tn" artistic hand
ing uf each and Ia" beautiful tone e.
f"crs. III" r'Sllt "f natural ability and
excellent training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

--HI.v WAR sAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

Voters OF the suburbs, do not be
fooled. For some time you have
been paying taxes to furnish city
improvement for men living
around and amongst you. There
are men living close to your NUM-
CAPABILITIES, but not in them, who do
not pay city ta:;cs, yet enjoy all
the benefits of city improvement.
These are the men who are today
opposing Greater Wheeling. You
know them. You can spot them.
You can hear them talking, and
you can see their efforts to escape
paying their share Of taxes. Don t
vote longer to allow them to es-
cape paying their share OF taxes
for the city improvements which
they have enjoyed for years and
to which they have not contribut-
ed a cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
ITALIANS HOLDING JUGO
SLAVS AS HOSTAGES

BELGRADE, Serbia, Nov. "5.--Twclvc
prominent Jurn-SIlvs have been arrest
81 and held ~ hostages by tn" Italian
forces OF occupation in nalmatia, &C
,nrdIng I" adv!c"s from S"bcnico. 30
miles southeast Of IarG. These adriccs
add that Srh"niCn Is taking measures to
..uard against Il descent by Gabrielle
/ .AnlIuuZIUS army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
DAHNA TEMPLE OF DOKIES TO INITIATE
CLASS Of SEVENTY-FIvE THIS EVENING

viii cross tho sands. Com" one. come all
go. :,.rlr the genuine !N-k,rnt b"";r
smile"
,..~i was received last night thIt
\'i,., ISh1ui Temple. or S,"uhruvlli". o..
\ III send n dri"@atlop Of -" ISki"~ l."
attend tn" cor, uloni:tl. and twr or thr'"
huudrcd more AZ" coming from western
L, unsylvan!2 cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
To-Day Is Dollar Day

Every item listed here is special bargain for to-
day only. Some lots may not last all day, so WE
URGE YOU to be here Early Scores of other
bargains not listed here will be found in all de-
partments today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
! xxxNx gxgxM MMN
y couhry nRANcA M
~ "A n ii AgE4 ~

xwMwNxgKw gKwwMxMAMx III
The Logan ouunts hrwneh II the
NA A q 7 met IN Fav~F hkh school
Friday, Nay III and els~Esa usfsurYm.
All The officers we're retained iig
" NJ eomad president Mrs 4 u
Carey, secretary Rec " A ozark. glFat
sles president iiev q Il short. 6sere
sary yIsr psWnidnnss kd Jackson.
treasurer. executive runYMliteo tte
Conrad chairman. o n shuFs. \ A
Giarka q W t'asny "A fiiimprs. rrei
Arusstsons. q Floyd. Edward lack
san, nr. ]. N yaup8 A. Scales, Wn
pandiesan. Mra " Carey
After ihr alagonsAtion II ~ eesn
lar pItslimainarisa. Nj ,laarad diAplasvi
tAe ashoeiatAuna rhaFteF and read
fnom Il she Intent aud puflnae ot the
pra#niEMtlnn, tbs fntee ~ wnieh waa
better csslI and political fikiaa a. wuli
~ Imtoyed sHlxenahlp among the
nOlnrcd people In general
The ioeal branch has saensssefsblp
~ nearly sfc and IT pridrH WAen nn
having every community in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

may hkge been right but The snne's
" my Illness did nor disappear NY
voice continued heavy. unrespsnsiss
when ! wisnsd n ~ act
Then October arrived.
I went one afternoon 10 The opera
house. ~ rin through psft of my
role. had aiken few days rest.
/ hoped that the old yisor. mr. soms
sembiasee ~ that viEor. would sp-
pear ss sang.
Ny eench put the music of ia
rorza del Dsstsno" on the planv. ami
we beKan.
For page everything went we'll.
This tones sounded fresh ~ss ray-
ing attention 10 every detail. ! felt
the sense ~ vocal s1eprIty which pre-.
yiousiy had been mins was be-
ginning 10 congratulate ufyself. when
there eape y sensation Of wsarinrss
In the region Of my throat, Then mr.
breath began 20 shorten. ! fought.
refusing 20 eoncsds thar WAS 10 dts-
sfess. hut Il wes no uas. HAIR WAY
through the last page my coach
looked up. ! do not know what n
VAS "" Ut%F N#F6 AfFN SH wv fAN0s
but he suddenly stopped playing,
what n n. hoss. are you mr.
tried N smiiess no doubt the ~
fort was feabIe, feriainiy no rGDs~
aurnnce appesrsd IN tbs eyes ~ ~
ssfutinizin9 coaoh.
II think Ne had better rest ne
said. and closed up The nnsic.
went hgme. utterly discouraged.
what was nappening7 And iss psxt
day word came 70 me that the opera
house MANAGEMENT was beginning ~
ask questions. II wnr feared that my
voice had lost ~ snfursnee There
I was vocal and phyrcel ssippis~-
almost tilns-~with my debut barely
more than month awsY.
However. l cidni giys W we
viii sss ! sail to mysslf. snss
wsss 10 ts1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

CHAPTER xxxfv~--sllnr~< OveRs
tskcs Me.
n wAs September when.
with everything seemingly going
smoothly. fell ili. Spanish infIu.
snsa found Ia me victim. and I
took 10 he'd.
Thoss who have experienced Ets
consequences know how weak the
patient IL loft nftsr tn ravsgsw. The
recovery with me was slow, aud
when felt was we'll enough 20 GO
oh wtth sny preparation for my
Metropolitan Opera Company debut
MADE : discovery-~t wns deceiving
myself.
AZ the nrss attempt 10 sing I
quickly ssw the fusifity of r. !
wslfed = w~<k n wss llf,ie het-
ter. but stiII far from what ! wished.
The voice VS. somewhat weak. and
responded listi~Hsly 10 my celi I
voeeiised gently. buf lstsis every
day. Several days passed. and grew
. srfns stronger, yet not much.
NY physical strength ws. also Glow
N returning pu, hy the end ~ Rep-
tsmbes. when ! 6sd mot recover az I
felt should. ] began 10 grow uneasy.
Tbs debut Was only seven weeks on.
the preliminary rehesr~slH wrfe A.
most ~ hand mean thoee Va which
the piano. not the orchestra. figures
-~and II was necessary 60 be ready
for fhs hard work % come.
But ! was worried NJ maestro.
tao. wss worried. and my coach. 10
nuks matters s,iii more trying. !
fenejsd that Mr.. 0ats'- -cassxza wss
ss,pswhss dis,prbsd. Mr. cs,ti. who
wes The esyfnsst of men. quiet and
elf contained 10 The ultimate degree.
rested. and obey<d every orfer
u ~ physician IN the hygienie wayr
NJ hsd prescribed. Hiiii ! gained
strength ever ~ slcxly ! sbdans-
of<d 10 laugh ininxs On s'pefhapa II
= ssiy my nerves." ! thvusht !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

Arc Ypu ut n uflrn anAwsrd
Huh' Ise unlY enld. AZ " rpad
was matter ~ litsls consequence.
hM pvngav arr hswinnlnx ~ lsarn thas
q enMunn snld III snmftwY pai IL hv
tfItlsd with shat ssH,se ~ the meet
asfloua disss@sHl start wiAk cusd A.
vun aa che flr~ Indication " I cula
efspsssN take rhauhafsain' s'uaRh
Remedy lsegarmbef Ihaa tie peameF
spu gsa sld ~ YnM rsld thr isFs shs
'isngrs. and shla remedy will help suu
20 thsea II VT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

FOR RENT Sleurlng rooa In mnd
ern home rlose 10 sis Fast ,'lcye.
land Mrs Parker,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
CLASSIFIED WANTS.


FOR RENT Sleurnx raom In mnd
crn home rioee IL. sis East sicve.
land Mrs Parker.
FOR RENT Hotel o. wsa ifxae. all
eonphefs. for rood iana near ln~n.
J. \ Murtha. Gushfie Hotel.
sALESMrN
DEMONSTRATIONS
WANTED. Mrn ash anlomssbls~s
honeem and huxKlsx ar itxh, WAGONS,
~ work All uF s@as simr No Aeii
inw or collecting ssvod nru nsk~
from a. 70 So psr day Address
nrN aat
Chicago
Illinois
Losr-FouNp.
LOST Bunch ~ Keys on ring Finder
please retaru 10 Z. n srruiohfield
los East Harrison Reward.
4a-a--s-s~ aA~s..ssses44-ss
Henry Ciay oilustd shc linNsl
States bank. bui later CHANGED his
views a." on'y IN sanep 90 which ~
ever cAaBged his attitude on 20
i ieai question
r~a-~sss=4 s-ssss+4N-ss a-ssrspa
Chinook iarsssn. spoken by ht In
dian irlbes of fhr Pacific Northwest.
is strange medley ~ pigeon kna
lish and the languages u several of
ID. Indian srfbes.
Canada has more than 7a aaHa0 pail,m
Ut railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

FOR SALE HOMES WITHIN yotR
REACH room cottage strictly
modern. paved street. car liue. lot eNx
lce feet Terms 100000 I rooms.
modern. blocks of ceplra. business
district arranged Tor re renting Of
furnished rooms, ss.sA9.e9 4 i,af
gains In cheap residences off passng.
priced respectively. $4,000: tssN 90
ti.l"1 10 II you wish quantity aud
quality In one property. We have Il for
s7.5oo0e The Gaffney Company.
Phone zTi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

LOST - Bunch ~ keys on ring fipdcs
please retnrn 70 Il n Hrrusohfiald
les East Harrison Reward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
THREE GOOD BARGAINS
ESPECIALLY kkAppv

FOP SAf.E~ Six room touna noi
modern. bu, good iocssion. ON paw
ed street. northeast Guthrie 81 600
A. ~ Armstrong Telephone 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
CLASSIFIED WANTS.


Two Ford touring cara In good
running ecndtson. Tive Model
~ osersanc carr; two Model e3
oseriand, onk Model sss4 Over.
Lard: eee Medei rs Overland. We
need the room and viii sell on
reasonable terms.
Y. e. Hcvpk<on Motor ca.
Cuswse. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
! I'ISI36|'


svissssssssd q Ia fhN lutensian ~ Tho
braneh ~ Aagmh#s trt ky taa i, 40
Tina lAln9 Rf sitas interest 10 III.
hfaavh A. shiA tsaw h the sixis farm
Aad piaee ~ euAueelNsui nw asd aad
nlsera'*t b. Themselves aad Il 81 llhss
n lhAi ~ sha nrsf lusafs walash anagxy
wlli ~ speat vi Ehsa tlfsrtten
NlF Iahu uidea.tle waa lha fsssf
aai auF aslsana ghv ilfistsh ntshsiasy
is0ndssn wAa faapAea ID Al A u. Nv !
is0usan nasstner al Itsisala.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

canaaa has mo~ than astWo miI,a
Ut railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

WANTED A furnished ennSe for twc
months In goc1 neighhorhood by
responsible party. Adaress f. H..
care The nASls Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
Children CRY
FOR FlETcHER'S
. a O RIA
Lsadpr Classified Ads gets rrauiis
HOW | BECAME A PRIMA DONNA
By ROSA rONSEiiE
leading Soprano, Mcuopoiilaa Opcra fI.asc
New York City

CHAPTER xxxvnhe~ ovs~l hhse been rish hu ne sr
" did Jsappesr n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

WANTED e. single haads 10 work
clearing timber ~ City Reservoir
Good winlers. soh miles sonea Of
Gnshr4s at Saap a.. &. H. Walters.
phoAs Y " a.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04

You get real meal satisfaction at the Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
BENEFIT DANCE TO HELP ARMENIANS TO
 BE THIS EVENING

The benefit dance to be given this evening by the Elks in their audi torium for the Armenian Relief Fund, will commence at 9 o'clock.
 A good program of the very latest dance music has been arranged For this one dance the committee has secured the services of MT. Steele to handle the drums and jazz instru- ments. MT. Steele was formerly drummer in the famous jazz orches. tra playing at the Tait-Zinkhart cafe in San Francisco, and has a wonder full reputation for his jazz music.
 Those who have attended former dances given by the Elks entertain ment committee know tho class of music rendered by their famous Scotch Orchestra" who play the very latest and best music.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
CONVENTION OF NATIVES WILL
 BE HELD SOON
Sixth Annual Convention of the Alaska Native Brotherhood to Take
 Place at Sitka

The sixth annual convention of the Alaska Native Brotherhood will be held in Sitka the first week in No vember An excellent program will be rendered. and natives from Ju- neau, Douglas, Haines, Hoonah, Kill lisnoo, Rake, Wrangell, Ketchikan, Hydaburg, Kasaan, Klawak and Met lakatla will attend
 The famous Metlakatla orchestra will be present and render special selections.
 "The annual convention is be- coming a great event in the history of native progress in Alaska" said an educator today. "Thc program that is prepared each year is rarely entertaining and instructive. One who attends cannot but marvel at the progress made by the natives in southeastern Alaska"
 Paul J. Liberty is the secretary of the organization, with his residence at Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
Same at Juneau


 The Alaska Juneau and other Gas tineau channel mines have also con tinued in operation through good and i'll report. They have never closed down regardless Of whether the companies were working at a profit or a loss. Steady work has been afforded the men, and the re- muneration has gradually been in creased and working conditions in proved, and this progressive manage ment has never been forced by strikes or other upheavals. but they have been the result or constant thought for the welfare of employ ees. And, the history of the devel- opment of Juneau as a result of the progressive spirit and enterprise of the mining companies has been much the same as that of Kellogg. where the Bunker Hill and Sullivan oper- ates.
 Mining Paper Reviews Situation
 The Northwest Mining Truth. a periodical devoted to mining and
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04

periodic payments and the man finds can transfer it to a second man with out forfeiting his equity.
 "The company has never had a suit for accident compensation be- cause it has always met any reason able demand without the compulsion of litigation.
 Most of the members of the staff have been in the employ of the com pany for 15 years or more and not. iced that the consideration and cour- tesy shown by the manager, MT East on, to the men of his staff is re peated by them in their relations with each other; in other words, you have an example of the influence of personality all down the line.
 "F w. Bradley, the president Of the company, and Stanly A. Easton, the general manager, are engineers whom I am proud to claim as friends and it has given me the keenest pleasure to see how the influence of their character has given a tone to all the operations of this splendid enterprise
 Bunker Hill Still Young
 "The Bunker Hill is now 34 years old and $500 feet deep, vertically below the outcrop, and it is still a young and vigorous mine. Indee, I believe that the showing of ore on the 18th or deepest level is as good as, if not better, than any level in the mine since Kellogg and his jack ass stumbled upon the outcrop
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice at Juneau, Alaska Oct 4, 1919. Parties wishing same should call for Advertised Let ters" and give date of list.
 One cent due on advertised letters
 Anton Anderson, w. A. Bruner and Mrs. Louis Jaeger, Jessie Jos eph, Harry Knudson, Jack Killer Geo. McCloud, l.. Mitchell, John Markovitz, Elias Nordall, Osca, Olson, Harry Schneider, s. s. Sven ming, Chas. Thompson, Mrs. E. G Woodward, Mrs. G. E. Woodward (postaD, A. c. Walker, MT. J Young.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
PETER FIREMAN DIES AT ST. ANN HOSPITAL
 CANCER OF STOMACH

Peter Barkan died at St. Ann'5 hospital at o'clock last night from cancer of the stomach. He entered that institution on August suffering from the disease. He had been member of the crew of the gasboat Santa Philipe.
 The deceased man was native of Norway and was 56 years of age. He had been in Alaska for many years and was employed early last summer by the American Packing Comuany of Juneau as a watchman on thels floating trap No. ? in Chatham Straits
 Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been completed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04

For instance. when the company sells a house to an employee on
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
Strike Ordered August IS

"No final agreement or understand ing being reached, the strike was de clared as from August 15,. on which date it became effective at all the large producing mines of the district with the exception of the Bunker Hill '
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
TRIAL IS STILL ON

In the District Court the trial Of Ernest Stage is still on.
 This afternoon at 2 o'clock Judge Jennings called the calendar of the civil cases and set the trial dates for many of the cases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
cANNERY IS BUSY

The Estes cannery received an other shipment of fish from the Chil kat last night and the cannery crew is now busy canning at the plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
NOTICE

Dr. T. II. White is attending to his dental practice in the Seward Building after a six weeks vaca- tion. adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Mothers Are
Told About Nelc
Food Product

W Is kellogg, The veteran food
eAper, ~ H1ulc Creek Mich. IL
telling AL uklahoma women about
IN" new food Tor children ana rrop,,
people which the company N nos
making II Is called Kellogg
Hoasted korn krisp, and IA said tn
have an especially delicious flavor OF
~ own, new favor Tho korn
krlsp are thick flakes which hold
tho fich, crockly flavor Of corn WHEN
II Is roasted. kolloggs k6rn Krlsp
are eaten with milk or cream for
breakfast ana with fruit and krean1
Tor dessert and are therefore good
at every meal
kelloggs korn krisp are packed
IN waN.tito packages. which keep the
kotn krlsp flavor and aroma. Just
AH q, is when 70 cOmes'frum the Ovens.
IA guarantee. tho signature OF ".
X, kcllogE himself IL placed on ench
package. Oklahoma grocers are
ready 10 supply you with KellogEs
korn krisp. 30 that you may try IT.
for yourself --Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Washington Cnnni,

The Shirley and HedicNcr No @
Rcdickcr In lot IL block 10 In -
g5-lt IL making five barrels day
Tho Empire OF 4 Gas co. No. ]
foe In the northwest Of the northeast
ut 3O-g5-lf Is making 20 barrels
day.
The Lamont OIL company and
others 40 Chambers in the east
half of tho northeast lNss' ] 0 a south -
east corner ~ 26-2S-lg Is a dry hole.
Tho Delaware on company No J
Longhonc In the northeast of the
foutheaSt OF the southeast of 3'-Io-
10 II making 10 barrels day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Tho otter creek OH company No
loo the northwest of l5-ln-lSw is
undcrreaminE eight and onc-fourtn
inch casing az 500 feet
The overland Petroleum company
40. ! Todd in tho extreme north
ives, % 35-ln-lSw is fishing for
tu0iS ut 1875 feet
The navajo on company SO. D
Hickman In the extreme aoufhwrJ
.f gb-gn-I9V is shu. down at go
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Tho Commerce Otr comptu, so.
- 'Hyl"r in the southeast ~ aa.i1.
2l ls making 30 barrels e diy
Tho MarkFhcffcl No 20 Mckuov iu
the west half Of the northwest az 80.
l,-2l is making 30 barrels No. % IN
the same section 80 barrels
Tho Commerce bI company so B.
Caylor In The pouthvrs' uf ll.gI
Is making 90 barrels day
The larel'c and Renncu 40 ?
Carey IN the southwest uf cb-l,-eI
is making three Ia -rc'a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
With the Oil Men

l,.rs ..u uH mon who arc spend
,B.. vacations In Chicago ar,
.s,l.l nlpU W. q SktTTN and
a r.uau. HI Of whom nrc a.
,,"lfg,,4 Beach hotel and urt
,.,,r." enjoying themselves tu
y'',r. a is Biddhon and Philu
r,,r.n are also si the same holcl
"a dpuuuc-' several others who
a,r, MOI .n c,iIeuucAions the beach
.as afternoon.
a N.,rav was al the Congress
..t.,rn ris way TO New YORK where
.,bls Important business which VIII
.aaBrI,.. .r AN interesting item uf
rsss nUrn De mas completed hls
uft,n ...ns
Pa. .uul well known 80 the
.. ra.,.rI.. writes from tulorud D.
..rrt. .Ha ns ia enjoying the cool
.r,,yt. nf fnc Rookie, uut ma h"
.ogs ru F. 100 rg.-a. He also sIy
.rr r,t. saturday BE- 10 be- OKLA
..r. do. fn Colorado and thit there
..s MAN. vrH known tulsa people
Id and around colorado spring.
O. O. Shock. prcudcnt ~ thc In
..Humt Refining company, Us hrrc
rom = Louis
Nv cushing general sa,esnana-
Ger of ,nr scandinavian Betting
'5mptry of Chicago. n, Is in the
..ry for q Few dass on buNness
d "a Porter. Jr. head Of the land
sspsr,mcut NJ nosden on a Gas co
IN u- 10 three weeks vacation in
,,w Work. state. visiting hls Clt
tcms and friends
NA pIngwaII. Jr o' the firm
I p.rEvl" ana wallace. has a.
..,l .r Tulsa from Sew YORK fora
rar... stay 10 look over the uucr.
..or fsnI.h me firm has been IN.
agrI non during the pas wear.
uI UurVaU vii confer with has
..,irrr ~ wallace on various
matters .u connection with the cN-
.trvge drilling campaign which me
..m plans Tor this faN NJ bing
vaH wa accompanied 10y Capt \
Dc rrgh. ate OF the engineering
corps O. s. A.. Howell T. SAWYER.
.spiaIr o' Nalr's baseball team,
Hsrr E Marschalk and Norman II.
Smith aT associated win tho FIRMS
Nsw York office This firm has
recently purchased a large plot op-
Ioais me Lake Park refinery on
fas main me of the Frisco railway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21


.,...,,,... N.. .''r' ~. ana N..I Immediately
,,,l , ..' ''' '"n ri 90 modern
80" ''lfpprl warehouse
.''NN ''.I In 'hl rnnnc".
Is',, ."' .i''', InA h.ti'i's ar
h p' p'"''"'N ih view u' tan plans
! .J,.% "D.' .nEs "i tools Wit Zoe
-, ...' '"' 'nhpI'W'nl To-.
',..,',..,,'..' ''' '''-'a hulomoi'W
" l., ''.' 10 'IaIr'h'ni This firm
.',.,,.. P'' NI'' "a ".''' In pro.
~" ,.N'H '"oN'hF acreage 'n me
"''I ,''''N'' 'i.Hl'lH NJ
,.,h""', h''leI lh1' No. htd Jufi re-
,,"',',', rom H'p through ONO.
- ~" '.'N' 'lN I'N'a Il'IaA bHi TIA.
" I'H l' i"lhd 80 WuDh q ..
Wv Ut, 'n' %h III direction as mere
'' '"''""'"'
y. j. pullman vice president and
l,u'.l Incorporate. Iu'Nhp'ncli
~, ,N,,. .'ih'u nome '''l' .aa,. NJ
,..,.,. ,,''''''' . F..''.. in h' hu'N .
a, .'.' I'' "t" '"c''rd OF
'''ll WIS 'nE'F'N In f'ilnei'
,'.I '.MN ',n''i"0 Whcp mo
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''",''n 'nN'h '' me ''nhhge in
IVA. 7',''"N. lil' I'NnIIhlly WIN the
pITo'"',l"N an" i'ilnnR business
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
NnpnforJ district

Hobson and jacobson No. ] caro- .
line in tho southeast Of northwest OF
northwest OF rorthwest OF l-s-s got
SAND l.Ie0 10 i.lsO feet and drillod
10 1920 feet and IL good for two
barrels
TIC Texas company No. 3 Tate In
the southwest OF southeast ~ south
east of G5-ls-lO is dry and aban.
doned az $500 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

The Liberty on a gas 90 No. !
Guthrie In the southwes' OF sa.IS.s
us shut down Tor repairs at I.2G0
feet
FindsiSs and others 40 Jones ip
the southwest of northeast Of t-et o
is shut down az 1875 feet
O'Neil and others 40 Nahonev
In the southeast Of rests has riE
up.
STARK and others 80 parkey in
ne center Of 2l-el.S has rig ur.
SHAW and others 40 ! Harsh -
The northwest of southeast Of .9.-1 o.
has rig up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

The Cory a. Andc~s so. Roc In
the northeast of tho southeast of
the Southwest NJ cc-l6-l5 is dry
and abandoned az 1855 feet
The Globe and others No. D Por-
ter in tho northeast OF tho south
west NJ ae-l6-li has the sand from
l.tO5 20 .t2a feet and is making 20
barrc'y
Ths same firm so. ] McDaric' in
the northwest oC the southeast ~
ae-I6l5 is dry and abandoned al
1901 feet