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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15
vALAsI PRED 300 LEFTY.

= llstopadn 1920 byla ceskh
yojska porazena eisafskg uni ma 81
II Hofe u Prnhy. VaIasi . pan
styi mczificskfho | y.etinsktbo
byli evangelical n yystoupiIi ma
dtjjstt yalky 30.lett y obdiyu
hodDou smelosti Ibrant syt obra.
cell proti yojskn cisafsktmu, pro.
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pff eisafi b po nesfastnt bityI NJ
Bic lIofe pocali ~tresfati ty, kite.
n nes1j = Cechy.
Jako yddcoyf vaIachG pfipo.
tmlnaji n Ttyfi fojfi: Gold, Ma.
ch6f . Uovtzi, fojt 2 Vidcc a Van.
trnch NJ Lhoty u Mezifiei. Y
cbIeboyiekFm lese u Frgdku pfc.
padli frydeckeho pana vrbnu a
zabili jej ! jebo druzinu, 2. pro.
since 1920 wall 1tokem brad Lu.
koy q pobjIi tam mn0bo yojAkh.
Y poIoyiei Iedna 1921 ~zpustosii
NaIeDoyjce, Zlin . vyzoviee, kde
ukofistjIi mnobo stffbra d pentz,
ObsadW ! mfsfo VaIasske Mezi
ri, ale 9, bfezns 1921 pfitablo
~ ~ cisafskt vojsko, yytIsfjIo
j. y mtsfa q VolaN byIj % zon-
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sIezskn u M MoravI, ktertmu
pomabaji IN jeb0 talent Krayaf
skem DO Their sami pax g. nj.
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Win ~ / m P1bor, odknd odye.
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Iaeby pred bpadem UeIfstFBem II
Hpdks, I, Hsfopadu Jedna Geta
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koya, obIebaJa HnkyaIdy. Ale ze
We jim DfkoIjk dpf tuze nedaH.
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moe PFbovaej q vslAeby IA.
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m sfv0my povStep. sty ~ oetatoi
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15
C1BULE IILIf JAKo
p0TKAv1NA.

Lnst1nf ofhzky, patHIi rostjjna
do. kyltjnovE mbrady apsb0 ~
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nj na tom, kde r1sfliba fskoyh T
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~ brsmb6yy ~ frzjEt1sb, mint
|ss Ms povsznji N potssvjnh D.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15


hetAAehu hrpdu hide h,la prk,d
alats ciaafska poseila. kletol 4
uenadAni ptepalli porubali a NJ.
ktsrt saiali hyla 10 romsta "a
~, klere claatali u atrambcfka
eh,lili y 10 "liry' ssadili NJ
galaiymi dali " Nalasl X Move.
mn ,iieini. dom%nIyaiire ~. h. tam
neni cisafaks cb Noyf Jiain me
iehdy hradhy q dolni brdua bslO
iaYfena Nyiednasali tcdy nza.
yicnou branou . Noyoiitihahy q
nocleh DO msatd iich nepuuili
Als porsdili Jim, ably piespali
zlins kano chtsli valaai iesii
dosiaii ' iitina yfkupne IN "a.
iaia eisnfske goldnffe, ale Hillnn
byla past M Valochy y yeerro
spschalo ~ Staraho Jiainn siln,
oddsleni cisufkSch X Nov. Jiei.
M. kde - spoili . iamni posdd'
kou a rozdslii " praci Jeden
oddil dial ~ X Blndoyicim. n X
phlnoci feryend zdplnva rozlila 81
20 oblozc mad celfm krniem. G..
safsif schy6lu6 zapGlili nakolik
blndovsks ch chalup, ably yaIo.
cby y 1krytu v zilina y%yldkali
Valasi dali se chytitil Rolespali
cbdpali So syych zbrani o lessen
dali So k Bludoyicim Y lese ale
iekala noyojicka pos6dka, a Ia
jsonc dobfe kryta. obklieila cell
oddeleni Nalacbn kterf do iedno.
bo pobila Jind east cisafskSc
jala ~ fycble prohledhvaii I'll.
M u stesti WI jim pfalo ChytlI
tam hInvniho yhdce Nhlacbh. IVA.
neho a celcm kraii "F'Isek'', kite.
rlbo zavcdli M starojickF brad 4
uylznili. Byl wax ma mocnolI
pfimluvl sygch pfhtcl Ease pro.
pnEtfn
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zbrani proti cisafskg m r 1912
IA sytdsktho ypddn ma Morayu
Ke Sytdhm lnnli vaIasi pro PIT.
buznost viry q Have proio, ~
mini mstili pro yiru p~ronhsledo
vant a vyh6ntnf f'cchy
Do roku 1868 90 Valasi 1plnS
zmfnili dali 50 do sluzeb cisaf.
skych Opoustfli chute syf dom.
ky a v houfcch brali Sc X hrani.
elm uherskgm, k1ccli stromy q
dalali zdscky prot ypadu .nepfa
tclskfch yojsk
NaposIedy yysionpili Valasi ma
~gale6nfm poll roku 1853 IN oble.
zenf vidne cd Tnrkh n ypadu ne.
pfhteIskgc yojsk NJ do Frensta,
|tu, ktcrg byl spdlen. Nh ochranu
Moray prot yphdn 70 strany "
berskf byl iehdy zfizen = vala.
chh "sbor portdsf", kterP byl
.eprve roku 1929 rozpusifn jed.
no oddeleni "portds1" mtlo sta
niei ! W. Vefoyicich
TakoV b}yali yalasi kdysi
Ones w jenom yzpominaji
STAFF IN pfcdky, kteff sc umfli
dobfe ohaplti mrtem. kopim ne.
DO "valaskami', a mladM a
ii vzpominaji M oprsvdu syoje
posledni yalecnf tazeni; Krone,
Nh ~ Italie - Rnsko - Siblf =
"zcDent khdry" - take NJ jenom
pobadky,
Vsichni sedi kIidnl na sygcI
pasekach,
u~ nvxA ony
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

siains nsnl sadnsch pilain, pfo'
h, l,io ,illo.. e,bulk, N hli19
tAlei,is luchaiaLy pfiptasens h''
moLIy hStl tab pi,iemnnn polta
innu islo pfasidplna ribule.
bicrt IN ,nnen6 pndubnii A IN.
wnci VI IN nieh poehuinh vail ial
Lo ~ lphndec
nruh lillum Lrowni poahsiuic
cIbulLy. lisfe laponci bosaini'
ia ~.luiethpu jclilateau I.lp IVA.
"a ilei. lille "a lillum brown. iiu,'
Japohci hejyice fidoshhy vrui
most. Il milliony llio,sch c.t"A
LEX poailany jsou 40 iaio sems, ma
|ya nnaledek domnenku. ~ Jnpon'
Ell json yelksmi miloyniky lilo.
web kysfn Japonei iyio diva
druhy lilli vknk nepistuii pro -
sdobnt 6acly, nSbr tenet IS.
hfaJni pro jejicb cibulky Y hV"
n~nafakycb hhradheh X 1delum
ozdobny pistuje W hlayns ~
ponskA lille data, lilium aufailim,
jel m6 opraydu Dddherns kyeiy y
Japonsku MONO spatfiti celia pc.
IL iii, ale kfhsnt tyio kstiiny
%ncjsou pistoyany pre-. kytty, rs.
bri pro cibulky, ma nU j. yeliee
dobr} odbyf 0efoliko na trbu Do
macim. nybrz j ' Eyropt n Jsov
ddlelilym zdrojem joponsLS el'
pffjmh. u Japonska pHyhzeji 81
sem neioliko cibulky aabfadniel
llii, ngbrl ! lilii yeIikonoanieh, jel
isou pesloydDy hIayot We skleni-
cieh Japonskf lilioy@ cibplky w.
lIafily W SpojcD}eh Sihieeb ~
msf y trim eibuIky = Bermudy.
kied kdysi byla hlaynim miro
inn zdsoby
JhponsN pesihclt pod1aG 10
TITO zems blaynt cibulky yttsi Y'
|Hkosti, ale zmalt cIbulky. die pro.
bldseni odbor0ik6 dali ~ yypt.
sioyati lepsi kyttiny Japo0sii Oh.
cbodnici alc zjistiIi. H. Americana
posuzuji bodnotul zboI Poole W.
Iikosti u Gim yffM j. kus zbozi,
tim ltpc So odprodh ri pisttm
domn Japonei p~ouziyaJi hlasnd
mensieh cibulek.
cibnIck Gala lille %pouziyh 81 N
poirasn jiz po fndu LET JM pred
iisici roxy byly pfsfoyh6y W vel
KEN mititkn ' Egypfs q nepo'
chybns Y Palestine ! ' dobf
pfilomnt v tkchto zemieb ptstnje
10 tato lille bIayht pro cibuIky.
Kazdy ky9 mh Dfkolik yeIky ci,
cibulek, ktcrf po uyafeni podoba
80 do jistb miry brambordm W
sthffeb d6bhcb ' Egypts bIizy u
love byIy p~oyazoyhpy ~ dhleal
lou potrnvinoyon 1fodn u pesto.
yhny byly M rozsahl}ch rozIohAei'
v 6doIf Min V posIedm dobf fi1i
W poknsy 0 ptsfoyam Gala iii
take W FJorjdt No 81 IN 10, H.
podminky jsou ~ zbatnf podobnf
X oDtm v 1doIj frky Mia n ~ ba.
Innate krajiny, kfeyf 0yni json
ben nzitkn. mohon b}ti yynzitko-
yany X ptstoyhni Gala Lii.
v roce 1904 ptiyezm byl do
SpojeDgeb sfhtd noyg drnh tho
caJla Lille, jenz zyhn je Godfrey
Gala Noy} drnh nab}yh znaf0f
popularity med psstjteDi VA nj
kolik pfedncs6 pred iii oiIskou.
Lille tato kyete dth n Jejl kyft
|je krhsn6jM Mnoho I1ji tohoto
druIm j. p~tstcyhno zyIhsft Y ~
llifornii n prodayA A. M podzim
Va podzim hlAyns obehodnje s 4
blizami IiIioyymi q lefosoiho rokil
|sifnace je kompIikovhDa okoIno.
Isn, H. Japo0ei ~ rozbbdti Mfaii
znaens yys ceny nezli ' Ieteei
minus ch M V roee miDuItm 20.
|Nthoy byJy Mafnh vysAj ee0y, ae
roku lcfohnibo Mdajf JspoDci j..
Evening star., 1920-04-06
TAK0MA PARK MAJORITY
FOR COMMUNITY BUILDING
Result of Referendum Is An
nounced at Mass Meeting.
$4,000 Pledged to Fund.

The referendum which took place a
Takoma Park yesterday for a com
munity building. when announced at
largely attended mass meeting last
night. showed a majority of the resi-
dents in favor of the acquisition of
such structure. The meeting was
held in the basement of the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. L. b. Bur-
dette presided. Mayor Wilmer G.
Platt did not favor the expenditure of
sum greater than $25,OO0, this
amount having recently been placed
in a special fund by the council of the
park.
Prof. B. T. Galloway outlined the
project and spoke in behalf OF the
construction of a memorial building.
He presented a plan for financing the
affair. to which nearly $4,000 was
pledged at the meeting. In speaking
on the proposed building Mayor Platt
favored the erection of a structure on
the site of the home of Benjamin f.
Gilbert, who founded the town nearly
thirty years ago. This property was
favored by those present over the
log cabin site" at the corner of Car
roll avenue and the District line, by
reason OF the historical sentiments
connected with the Gilbert estate.
The proposition Of financing the new
building. as suggested by Prof. CAL
loway. was the securing of subscrip-
tions at the rate of $40 each from
residents interested in the building of
a community house.
During the evening the community
band furnished a musical program.
Evening star., 1920-04-06
PLAN DIFFICULT FEATS
AT D. c. HORSE SHOW
Jumping Without Brides or Sad
dies Will Be Feature
Event.

Riding jumping horses without sad
die or bride over six four-foot fences
is to be a feature Of the events at the
National Capital Horse Show and
Amateur and Military Racing Asso-
citation meet May IS to %.
This makes the second novel fea-
ture which has already been added to
the horse show program. the first be-
ing the thirty mile military test race
in which more than a score Of Army
officers. both American and foreign,
Will participate. Military attaches
assigned to the foreign embassies and
legations as well as the high officers
of the United States Army will watch
keenly the outcome of the race.
Manager Melvin G. Hazen yesterday
announced the personnel of his staff
in the management of the show and
races. Thomas Bones will be racing
manager, Harry N. Price. Handicapped.
and Sam Frazer. racing steward. John
o. Gheen will be horse show steward
Evening star., 1920-04-06
GOVERNMENT is DENIED
MOENS CASE REHEARING

The District Court OF Appeals has
denied the governments motion for a
rehearing in the case of II. NJ. B.
Moens. the Dutch anthropologist,
charged with exhibiting obscene pic
lures.
The appellate court had held that
the Indictment against Moens was de-
fective in falling to show that he
knew of the obscene nature of the
pictures. The government, moving
for rehearing. declared that the de-.
cisions on which the appellate tri-
ounal based its action applied only
charge against Moens is under a local
statute.
No reason is assigned for the de-
NAL, the paper being indorsed merely
motion denied"
Evening star., 1920-04-06
MOTOR INN BANKRUPT.
Automobile Accessory Concern
Files Petition Listing Debts.

Motor Inn, corporation conducting
an automobile accessories business at
110s-1110 Connecticut avenue north
west, has filed petition in voiun-
tary bankruptcy. The concern nsts
it's debts at s11.455.73 and estimates
its assets at $5.393.55.
Frederick w. Berens, a clerk, also
filed a petition in voluntary DanK-
ruptcy. He schedules his debts at
s5.962.51 and says his only assets are
exempt.
Evening star., 1920-04-06
TO DISMISS WRIT OF ERROR.
Motion Before U. S. Supreme Court
in Case Under Salisbury Law

In support of q motion To dismiss
the writ of error from the Court Of
Appeals in the case of Gertrude Groat
against Caroline ]. Reilly. and to af-
firm the decision Of the lower court.
which was filed yesterday in the United
states Supreme Court, it was submit
ted that the Salisbury law is purely
local in purpose and not reviewable
by the Supreme Court
1t was furthermore submitted that
the Salisbury law has been suppressed
ed by the rent commission law,
Evening star., 1920-04-06

and the American universities. DR..
Duncan yesterday addressed the Presby-
terian ministers meeting in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Bible is an authority on re-
ligion, but not science" said DR.. Dun
can. THE Scriptures teach who Gre
Evening star., 1920-04-06
Secretary Seeks Congress Seat.

John J. O'Brien. private secretary to
Representative Thomas J. Scully. has
announced himself as candidate
to succeed Mr.. SculIy from the third
New Jersey congressional district
Mr.. Scully, who is a member of the
House appropriations committee. has
announced that he will not seek re-
election. He will support Mr.. OBrien.
Evening star., 1920-04-06
NEW TRIAL IS ORDERED.

The District Court of Appeals, in an
opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb, has re-
versed the conviction of David Freed, a
young chauffeur, on charge of white
slavery.
The testimony used against Freed
was of the women involved. who are
held to be accessories. requiring cor
rotation. Chief Justice Smyt1, dis
sented. A new trial is ordered.
Evening star., 1920-04-06

ated all. but science teaches how all
was. created. Evolution best explains
the method OF creation. 1t is the
Divine mode of activity.
Evolution is theistic. Man, both
in body and mind. has sprung from a
lower order of life. The link between
Evening star., 1920-04-06

man and no-man has been discovered
In Java, and existed 500. 600 years ago.
The oldest human beings go back
250.o00 years. A gradual development
upward can be traced in the success
sive human remains from prehistoric
times"
Evening star., 1920-04-06
Sonora Governor Protests Troops.

doffo de la Huerta of the Mexican
state of Sonora has sent a telegram
to President Carranza protesting
against the sending Of government
troops to Sonora
Evening star., 1920-04-06
EXPLAINS EVIL IN MAN.
DR.. Duncan Says Evolution of Hu.
manity Is Proven.

Evil in man is regarded as the sur
vial of characteristics and qualities
still clinging to him from lower or
ders of life. according to DR.. George
S. Duncan. professor Of Egyptology
and Assyrfology at Johns Hopkins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
The Markets
Atncka Alnleaa

NEW YORK Jan 20 with slight re-
lief In the iuteraaiionA, credit sItustson aud
fresh indications 81 lighter money, atocka
drfted siudessly daring today's stagnanl
session, antIregular tone prevailing a. Mo
close
The money market vas Influenced by re-
ports that banks were withdrawing funda
to meet payments maturing al tho End of
tho month Call loans opened ~ 10 per
cent tho high initial quotation Of tho wock
gradually advancing to la, per cent which
duplicated tho maximum Of tho month.
Ia tho stock market cumulative evidence
was offered Of fresh liquidation among
sperialtes notably the low grade oils These
we're adversely affected by the suspension
Of the dividend on freeport Texas common
stork
fndurtrials Of recognized worth moved
coutrarily stees tOrieiting part Of the ~
vantage registered the previous day. The mo.
tor group and kindred issues drew away
from tho general list however, displaying
pronounced strength on tho steady acoumn
lat,on Of Geueral Motors, Chandler and az
fiHated subsidiaries, where eStrome gains
eHtendnd tnDm TO 10 points. Bales
amounted 70 $50 900 shares,
Bonds we're Inclined 10 rally, but tho Lib
eriy group continued TO yield some OF those
issues making new low Tecorls for tho cur
rent movement. s'Jes par value, AgEregat
sd so $50. 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Western Oklahoma

Charles Wishard No. #, drilling at
1900 fcct ln t2.2a-iW. Eamc com
pauy'n no. ~ drilling at 5o0 foct Ia
tho same section. Empire Gas 4
Fuel co.'s so. ON the Mciajn farm
in tho northwest corner Of the south
west OF "a % 3w estimated produc-
ing so barrels iu the FIRST 20 hours
after the shot iu sand found at from
2.lgO 60 2,2tO feet.
Cnrtor 4 southwestern Co = No.
90 iu tho northeast OF the northwest
In 24-22-iw 81 producing 500, 900 feet
OF gas NJ sand found al from $40 to
sNu frpf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Dallas Usage company's No. 20 ~
the southwest Of the northeast OF
1920 producing so barrels iiiW
20 hours after shot IN sand found AT
from i,41A to 1.4b5 feet
Finance oil company'a No. I on
tho G. u. Peters farm In the north .
east corner OF the northeast Of tho
northwest Of the northwest " 80
2an-g3 producing 90 harfela In tnud
found at from 2,i27 fcot after hhot
of 90 quarts.
Cosdcn companys No. In 36-2an-
7e had n show OF oil found In sand
at from 2,4OO 10 2.l0A feet. Pro
ducing 100 barrels OF natural IN
sand found Mt from 2,b0i TO 2,blo
feet. now flowing so barrels
United Oklahoma on company y
test In tho southeast corner OF the
southeast, northeast found IN"
Bartlesyills sand Mt from 1887 to
2.OSS feet Producing 10 barrels.
wilder and others No. on tho
Helmuck farm In the southeast OF
the northeast OF 1s-2in-so had "A
small show OF oil I'm tho Layton sand
found at from 1890 to 1920 feet
producing so barrels after a shot OF
1s0 quarts,
Markham and others No. 2 In tho
northwest OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 20 2ln-S3 had small
show OF oil In the Peoples sand al
from a46 to 952 feet, Bartl'~-slC
sand found at from 2.1Si to 2.2Ol
feet Producing 100 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Bcnrhcad OH cumpnuy's No. 7 IN
t9.15-1l is drilling at 1850 feet In
tho butcher sand,
Frcd Drcw ls drilling at 1896 feet
ln tho Dntrhcr sand In No loca-
tion.
Same company's no. 2 drilling at
9g5 feet In iS-l5-1i. No. 3 has II
rig up,
pricilla Reese drilling at 2,A2O
foot on No. / location IN S-lJ-iO. No.
I rigging up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Tho Invader oil e. Refining Co.
announces the appointment Of 4, J
Ryan az manager and superintcnd-
ent of their refining division.
Mr.. Ryan was formerly chief en-
ginecr OF the Bayonne refinery OF the
Standard oil company, which posi-
ton he held for IL years, moving to
Tulsa In 1919 to construct the plant
of the Pierce oil corporation at Sand
Springs. He lso designed, con
structed and $cccssfully operated
the Pan American refinery at West
Tulsa and the Great American re-
finery at Jennings. okla Mr.. Ryan
went back with tho Pierce OH com
pany In 1918, In the capacity of gen
eral superintendent OF all their no.
fineries and. as such. rcmodeled
their refinerles at Fort Worth and
Texas City, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

vor. Colo. IL IN the city Mr.. Lamb
is Interested In development In the
Usage and will no doubt be In at
tendance at the sale Of February 3.
4. A. Young Of Okmulgee WAS a
Tulsa business visitor yesterday. Mr.
Young rs building a splendid theater
and uatptorium Ia Okmulges and
when completed will be one OF the
finest IN tho southwest
!. J. Allein Of tho Royal Dutch
Shell company ~ The Hague. liol-
land, is business visitor ~ the HoE-
ana Petroleum company, which
company IL a subsidiary of tho Royal
Dutch Shell company
Thomns J Dunnigan. well known
drilling contractor ana oil man. Us
ill with pneumonia at Pyfghuska.
Mr. Duuniran had gone on "a short
buBinoss uip 10 Pawhuska nnd was
stricken while there. His many
friends hero wish hly a speedy re-
cONcry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
AT rlpgfr nuotArtosS
Magnolia Meets the
Price of Crude OIL

Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
today advanced the pric" ot crudr
from S275 20 SO. This price htI"ci.
ing the Duncan and Cnmancho teldA
only.
II ls believed by oil men thnt thorc
will be another advance IN the price
OF crude in the mid continent il'll
within tho next week or Ten da's,
bringing the price 60 1870 barr L''
Advances have boon made In the
'Tcxaa fields as rapidly ne In tho
eastern fields az wtH demonstrated
by the recent advance OF % cents ir
the price In Pennsylvania
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

The lato compilations In tho BcgBs
territory show several good wells
South of Boggs the Slpulpa Refining
Co. No T. on the Marshall farm, In
35-l5-l1, has been given "A shot and
Il is producing 80 barrels In tho 2,257
foot sand.
In 12-li-l1 tho Harvey Crude ON
company No. Gimmett is making
100 barrels In sand at 2,S10 feet.
Philips and asssociuies' No. 6,
stake farm. In l2-14-1l, Is a i5O-
barrel well. No. 4. Stake farm, Is "a
1oo-hnrrel well. Meagc!as Ia sand a;
,SOb foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Win the Oil Men

f.. S, Line Is a business visitor in
the city,
Mr and Mrs Alexander Of New
York are guests at the Hotel Tulsa
George Sncddcn Of the Western
OH corporation, with headquarters IN
Wichita Falls, is In tho city for a
few days
70. .. Rhodes, prominent geologist,
who Tor the past several months has
hccn making headquarters in Lex
ington, Ky, ls in tho city for short
stay
The MANY friends Of j. T.. Darby
| win be glad 20 learn that he Is rap,
| idly recovering from an operation
| for appendicitis. Mr.. Darby is In q
| hospital In Muskogcc.
Homer u, Lamb. oil man Of Den
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Iatc COMPETITIONS In the Pool West
of kclicyVillC.

Tho Avon oil company has l50-
barrel wcll In tho No. Panoske
farm, m 3-i5-1O. Tho nnd was
found at 2,623 10 2-G27 feet
In 1O-15-l0 the Sclhy oil Is Gas
60. No 8. on the Thomas farm In
now producing 460 barrels In the
3.G2i foot sand,
The Skelly oil company has n
ib0-harrel woll In the No. Bittle
farm In it-15-lO. which is "A l50-
barrel well In the 2,625 foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
AZ Mounds,

Tho Tuxedo oil company's No, 4
on the Roy Harry Farm In the
southwest OF the northeast Of 2S-l6-
10 produced 20 barrels of natural in
the first - hours after the shot In
sand found at from i,1GS 20 l,77b
feet
Badger oil company's 10, = on the
Taylor farm In the southwest OF the
northwest OF 2O-l6-l2 Is producing
10000 feet OF gas In sand found
at from l,7t5 TO l,f6i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
New York Metal.

NEW YORK Jan. 2a.-Copper steady
elcc,rolyiic hpot and first quGrter isA "a
10 4, second quarter 1914 nlOh.
Iron firm and unchanged.
Anthony 1 50.
Metal exchange quotes lead quict. spot
and March ss 5Ods75.
Zine easy, East 81. Louis spot o.0Oa
D12
At London. STANDARD oopper spot 100 q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
ACCOUNTANT

Opening and closing books, monthly
trial balance and operating state
ments. audHs, corporation and per
sonal income tax returns, Installing
and revising methods, methods con-
troll, accounts, etc. Open for en-
gagements whole or part time
competent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
West of IIcnryctta.

Lyons Petroleum company's NO.
I on tho Tihowski farm In 26-l1-ll
drilling at i,400 foot
Atlantic on Producing company's
No. on the Dcitzler f,rm In the
southeast corner OF the northeast
northwest 1-l0-11 drilling at 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Kos soipts-o 200 head market weak but
prircs steady booyes fs0OH 1900
Upga.. Receipts j 800 head market
roc lYwer hcayy tl1 12jM 1880.
Sheep Receipts 90 head market IN
changed, lambs si0 30 n 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Superintendent 10 years, pipe line,
pumping station, construction and
operation Seven years compression,
absorption gasoline plant construc-
ton and operation. At liberty Feb
ruary /. Address s42-A, World
AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
In Ihc MI,hY IHcIh.

Tho Gladya OF company No o.,
Berryhiu farm, Is 0-bnrrel well
In sand from i,7Gl to l.iS5 feet.
II rs in lS-17-19. The Tuxedo oil
company No. z Harry farm In 2S-16-
! g., 10 a 50-barrol wen in sand from
,765 to 1915 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Artcc OH Company.

Number Z Parnell lease, south
half OF the southeast OF 3l-l2-l2, Is
drilling at 900 feet. No. 4 Hutchi-
son farm, north half OF the south
west Of 6-i2-i2 completed at l,l30