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Silk Gloves, Csc Pair

Famous -" make SILK Gloves, two
clasp style: In white and black; self or con-
trast stitched backs; oil sizes; slightly cEo
imperfect NO PROFIT SALE price,. OOC
First Floor.
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Trimmed Hats
$4.45

Trimmed Hats, of Lyons and panne
velvet; soft off the face, sailor, muSh-
room and other shapes, In black and
new colop; trimmed with ornaments,
fancies, ribbons and embroidered brms.
NO PROFIT SALE price, $4.4o.
Second Floor.
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Writing Tablets, Sc

Writing Tablets. note and letter sige;
made OF ine quality tinted papers. NO Or
PROFIT SALE price. e.................... w
First Floor.
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Twelve-ounce bottles of Wizard OIL COn
for all work, NO PROFIT SALE price. LOC
basement.
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Venice and Oriental Lace Roll Collars, lace
trimmed edges; white and ecru coors; OOo
pretty styles. NO PROFIT SALE price AJC
--First Floor.
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Panel Lace Curtains, 81.

Scotch, Filet and Nottingham weave l.,
SO to 4S inches wide: white, ivory and ecr
yards long; handsome designs, reproduc
real laces; double round thread quality.
PROFIT SALE price ...................
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Children's Wool Sweater Set
brushed wool or angora; leggin
mitts; in blue, brown and Oxfo
NO PROFIT SALE price ....-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

In tho northwest corner ~ tho
northeast of the southeast ~ 10
1l-ll. came IN Thursday 25O bar
rel wen In tho butcher topped at
2.1i0 feet. rho we'll is flowing.
Iurnoy farm No. 81 In the south
west corner ~ tis southeast OF tho
northeast Of the section Is rig
while Noa 4, located at the
center of the east line of the south
,ast ~ the uorthonn Of section 10,
la drilling a. $50 feet.
Tho A,ncrada PctrOk UNI -ltivcrside
rompany's No. 2 on IA Blunt farm
In Tho northwest corner ~ the north-
west pf the southcnst of il-lA-il, IS
drilling at 2,3OO feet IN tho hissis.
sippi lime, ana nearing iho wilcox
pay Blunt 40. 4, at tho center OF
The north line OF the northeast of
the southwest Of section is
spudding In. No, 3 at the center ~
the west line ~ tho northw, ~ of
the southwest ~ section II is a rig
building. and No. 10 on this .lcasr
~ drilling at 1000 feet No. iS on
the lilunt farm has 100000 gas In
tho Tnnncha sand topped at lA4o
feet. and the we'll will hc used to
supply the lease with gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Oh MAnKEr QUOTATIONS
J. S. CosGcH Here

j. :. Gosdcn returned N'st'Td' ,
from New Nort. and Us anuDh p''' =. q
with the situation other ihhu ih'
Increased frD4hi ra'Os haNlht az ..
riy,a in umc to not, q mu.h h,tl'i
situation m tho refined maIh,l li'H''
has bc,u iu evidence uufihE lh' p'''
week or tNo.
Mr.. Cosdcu Says hat tho ih't lhnt
thcre ia bui UIH gasoline ia htoi
ago i'm tho Md-Cuuuucut field, ~
mighty good u,Ws, as usually duil"s
October thctc rs a mu'h lhiE'i e'"'" I"
on hands than at present
we always look for slack u'-
mand during October" said MI.
Cosdon. "aul this season should ne
no exception. but with good weather
throughout the country thore Is
better daily demand man ever OK
perienced at this season
'Wo are Handicapped In tho Yves,
ON account of the Increased treight
rates but this matter also may soon
be adjusted satisfactorily ana II go
there should be an unusually Boou
demand from points outside OF ter
rltory we have been supplying since
the new rates went into eject
MIR. Cosdcn is looking unusually
well, and Is meeting the glad hano
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
The NeD Oil Exchange

The newly formed iObbcrs' cN--
change. which was formed Mt Kansas
CIty Monday, IL the subject OF some
spcculation among the sales man
ayers OF refincrs and one who has
had aa much experience with TINS
sort Of an organization as any or
them Sizes II US thusly:
"If they are formed with tho eN-
press purpose OF playing one retiner
against the other there will he uoth %
ing doing as far ms I am concerned
II will only he when they have
shown n disposition to build up the
Independent refining industry. and
not seek to tear II down, that we
can cooperate with an institution OF
this kind"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Beticr Than 400 Borreis

Tho Phoenix estimate ~ 600 bar
tcla Tor the John FoiN ana hs+"-
rintcH well center Of east lihr or 'h'
uoIthrnat OF tho northeast ~ i-IO,
holly. Patton pool Houthouat of MUS.
kugco. short distance, ih't'1
nbut 700 ~ 1875 barrels Uf bcinB
nigh enough.
Niuo tanks of lOO barrel capacity
tnbout SO ucD was run from mo
new producer boz the iitst ~ h"ur v
Its flow late lst night had not
dimlush,d uud II was going Just a.
gtroug aE o. started or whom mo
hit was about seven feet Ia tho bly
uuy which came ut 6f5 feet. Top or
tho fnst oil bearing sand canu AZ
Gas feet. There was about TWO
aprcw8 ~ that then came Ehnlc IN
about the same thickness, and be-
meath II ramo the OIL
Tho tools. which were loft In tho
hole when tho well started iis re
markablo output. are still thcro, ana
the opcrntore snv they VIII stay
lust na long az II ~ making any
whore near present production.
Thlu OH rs selling for ~ bnTr"I,
and ig being purchased 10y the Mus
koEco Refining division Of tho OK
lnhoma Producing ~ Refining co"
10. plant here.
Tho new well has started tho
dopcstcrg out with new vigor. and
the Jolly Patton pool ~ today moro
popular than II was when the AIS
covcry well cnmu In. this Ia spite
of numerous dry holes OF recent
completion IN that district a 7Oo
barrel well above I 1000 foot, - OIL
convenience to the city. with "A work
able supply Of water aud fuel makes
tho district 30 attractive, ana it'
promise OF wells even larger thnn
tina now one SO apparent, thht
operators and investors are anxious
to get in and have their trial AT
finding one OF the big Fellows
"Wo win not drill II any deeper
now" said John Foltz yesterday,
referring To the now well. but will
be satisfied to tako whnrs coming
to us Just the way It stnuda.'
An interesting fact which IL I'm
portnnt TO tho whole Jolly Patton
district was discovered yesterday at
Folt1 and associates No. l. n north
offset TO the big wcll when No.
was drilled I'm IL had no water. y
| few DAYS ldtor, however, llttc
water began to show up with the oil
| Many believed II was coming from
l he oil sand. and grave fears were
i ntertaincd because of ita presence
I Now II turns out that the casing wa'
| leaking and the salt water was go
| ing In on tho oil sand, and wns no
coming from the oil sand. This con
\ ditlon will be rcmcdicd lust an soor
4 na tho new crew gets their breati
from supplying immediate need
around tho new big wcll.--Muskoge'
| Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Amerdda- -RiUeri9nd Wen
Il Record Breaker

Tho Amerada Petroleum ana
Riyerland company's big well on the
Blunt lease, In the northeast corner
OF the northwest of. tho southweH
OF ll-l4-ll, made remarkable
record for August and September
In producing 10000 barrels OF al "a
gravity crude.
This well. which Is No. on tho
lease, got the Wilcox sand August
/. and started Off with an initial
production OF 1900 barrels After
three weeks II was shot and re-
apondcd with 2.S60 barrels u day.
making 2,400 barrels daily at the
end OF two months.
This test passed up n iOO-hnrrel
showing In the butcher sand ,and a
| twin well, No. 3, IN being put down
| lust to the north. They arc now on
| top Of the pay at 2,lbO and VIII arm
In today,
The Amerada -Rivcrlnnd- Triple on
| compnny's No. 20 on the Binery farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Misener's Drilling Operations

Misoncr, steele Rocscman are
building rig for No. Esco. IN
tho southwest Of the northwest OF
32-l5-l1.
The came pcopie arc also putting
up a rig for No. ! Murphy IN IN"
southcnM corner OF the southwest CT
1T-l5-1O.
Tho same parties are under-realn-
ing tho S-inch casing at 2'2bo ieet
in No. Reason. In the southeast Oh
l7-lb-1O, and are also rigging up on
10. 2. DR.. Culp, In c3-l5-l0, one To-
cation south OF their big well.
They are also drilling pear the
butcher sand at $500 feet Ia No. !
Irclan, in 23-lb-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Am@ddd Gets Big Wen
in Kansas

The Amcrada petroleum corpora
ton has an 500 barrel we'll In 80. .,
IN tn" northwest OF 2l-2l-5, IN tho
new irschcl pool, Marion county
Kansas
Sand was topped at 2,3lS feet and
they arc but feet IN at present.
This well is "a diagonal offset tu a."
southeast Of tho Murrimau ~ Fen.
dcisS 1000 barrel producer The
Amcrndn well ~ net set completed.
The same company Is drilling AT
! $50 feet on 40. I, at 1000 feet ON
No. at 600 feet on No. 4 and b.
spuddlrg In 80 3 wcl, all IN the
northwest Of 2-21.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Okiidnn win Not Yet
Completed

About 30 feet Of cavings still In
the hole has suspended the compile
tion Of the Okliana oil companys
No. Jefferson. In the southeast OF
the northeast of the southwest of
i6-Il-11. and II ~ thought that
they viii have to lower tho casing
before II can he cleaned out The
well is producing 60 barrels daily
ns II stands.
In that same district the Prairie
oil & Gas company's No. 2 Holmes
i'm the northeast corner of the north
wast of tho southeast or l6-ll-ll,
II making ll0 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
NeW Extension
To Stone Bluff Pool

Robinson & Lotchcr have II 20
barrel well In the LOO foot SAM
In No 4 on the BIRD farm In 26- .
49,. This well OPENS up an extension
to tho stone Bluff pool, and is To-.
Gated In the northeast corner OF
the northwest az 26. No. is a
lncnilnn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Deaner's Big Wells in the
Dedner Pool

j. j. Dcnner Il Edgar's we'll No. 3
on the Hettic Tucker farm In the
OF the suuthwest OF l5-ll-
II, IL tthc biggest sensation ever
drilled In this pool, and pit 2,lOO
barrels into tho tanks, by actual
gauge yesterday.
j. j. Dcancr & Jnmisons NO. l
Duggctt. In tho northwest OF the
southwest OF 10, Ia flowing at the
rate of 500 barrels daily. and IL not
vet completed. Sand was found
from 2,697 to 2,7O7 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Tmo iNep Wells
in The Duncan Field

Tho Dtw Belle OH company has
-, eho,yinr. for an oil producer In the
ION Of the 1906 foot SAND in No. l
IN tho nuE.thwcst corner OF the
northwest of tho northwest %
5-1n-Aw
In the sau.c district the Grant
lnterests are 4 feet in the gas sand
TONED at l,3aS feet and are smut
down for CASING. in their test In thee
northwest corncn OF the northeast
az the southeast OF 32-1n-bw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
New Wells in tEe Be0gs
District

The phliirs Petroleum Conn
many -pulnsk-lIear OH Companys
tcst I'm tho northwest OF l6. 1913.
Rcecs district. IL maxim; 30 barrels
daily.
Tho Pulaski oil company and Os-
senhack's well No. In 3t-l6.ll' -
through the Glenn sand and VIII
be Npn top OF tho butcher pay by
today or tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
oxen oil Company Has Fire

Tho Okcy oil comptnys rig ana
string ~ tools were burned yostcr-
day when the No. g wei on inc
Iottic Hanks farm, located at INC
center of the north line of the Houtn 10
loast ut tlr southwest OF 3J-l 81 l.
t,cggs district caught nrr. from
n,Luown causes. Tho well was
rI,wiug ana producing considerable
,,,s when il was ignitcd. II IS "A
snueh offset to the Anglo-Toxas
.romS anys big we'll In the same
sprti,AI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Good ShdilOD Producer
at WdgOner

George Harmon and associates,
are completing 30 barrel producer
In the shallow pay found from 6l7
e. $50 fent, in their No. 2 Mahlc
Tucker. in the northwest of the
southwest OF 3O-lS~lS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Undeveloped but no dry holes be
tween this and the big kingwood
wells In l6-1I-lt. Drilling less thnn
one-half mile. WIN sell one-siN-
teenth royalty on $50 In secuon >
and 40 acres in section for 500 per
acre. or SITS for one-eighth royalty.
Phone owner at Osago 476. 5l4
Kennedy building .-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
In the Sdpuipd District

The Harvey crude OIL company has
a n. barrel well after an sO-quart
rnot In the glb to $50 foot pay, III
80. 13, located in tho. northeast OF
tho uOrthWcst Of tho southeast OF
I2-It-II SO. :, located at the cen
ter of the northwest uf the southeast
of - rs a rig.
Thc Iayucr pctr, !cum company !
No. B~,rmorc, In the Southw"0t %
the southeast Of the northeast OF Is
lt.IU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

foot sand ON the No. I u the Ram
soy farm In 7-5-iW tho are now
running the 5-nch and getting
ready to atandarGize and drill In.
Thu' this good well Will open up
an ottircly u,I pool is assured,
s,ucc several 'Scls that got "A dose ~
salt water ON the sOuthcastcrn edge
" the Hewitt pool, ave miles 10 the
,,vtt.....t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Another Good Wei at Duncan

Special to the world
DUNCAN. okla, oct. S.-Spencer
No. | OF tho North American oil and
refining corporation In SO-ls-sw was
drilled In yesterday and " making
so barrels At bout five feet In the
snd. Sand was foundsat 2.l5b feet.
The well VIII be deepened foot at
a time in an effort to increase the
production,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

FOR SAI.E--l2 IL In. 5O-ib; car
Ic-i,.. 40-lb: car. 10 In. 35-lb; 2 cars
& Ia IN, 2s- lh.; care ia In. "a
h.; cars 6 5-s in. 20 ID; NT 9 90
in. s4-ib.; . cars G b-s Ia. i7-lb4
car 6 IA -J-lb.; car 8 s-i6 In. II
ib. 2 In. and 4 i-2 lo' tubins
Also large stock OF used castings
new and used 2-lrch, 3-inch ana 4
inch line pipe. We buy used casinsss
abandoned wells and lines. GOOD
man & Ringold. 92b Central Natiohal
Bank Bldg, Tulsa. Phone Usage
9564, 4sSB.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

The Flesher Petroleum company
has a duster IN the Tucker sand and
have a little gas and some water in
the Burgess sand in their well No.
10. located In the southeast corner
OF the northwest Of l2-21-ll, The
we'll will he abandoned at the total
depth OF 1896 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Experienced manufacturing de-
partment oil man Will be open Tor
engagement with "A good Progressive
company after Oct. 10. over 10
years IN all branches with the largest
oil manufacturers. An opening pre-
ferred with company ei'her AT
nresent handling or contemplating
"A high grade lubricatlng business
Address Box 253-A care world
Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Good Well West of Schuiter

Brady e Travis, trustees, are on
top Of tho 1000 foot sand with the
hole fun OF oil. In their Hattie
knowles test in the southeast of the
of lt-l2-12. They Will
probably drill in today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
OIL LEASE FOR SALE. north

Old LENNE FVIN oNNE' T"I II
half of the Northwest quarter OF tho
northwest quarter OF sectioh TO-
township 10, range s H., Creek coun :
~. 2I.6 acres. This lease Is hair
mile east from production. Perfect
title. Surrounding leases held by
big companies. Lease to run
years from the 25th OF July. l92o'
Make mo an offer. Address L. O.
box 53t.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

OFFER THREE CARS sh inch
2S pound new South Chester casing
now enroute at Southchester list
price. Call Usage 4030.--AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

wANTED-Positio as field eu-
perintendent or would consider
lease foreman job; by man Win is
years practical lease and pro
duction experience. Box fS'-A'
caro- World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

Gasoline construction Operation
Superintendent Experienced, high
est references, at liberty No0nbei
1 Address box 254A. care OF Worlu
--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Nen Pool Opened Up

Excitement is running high over
the Carter oil compauy's showing
for a good oil producer IN the 1868
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
~BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY
II the State OF Oklahoma Would In
sure Your Homo or Your busl-
ness without Charge Would
You Insure with Them
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS.

At the close OF the year Is n good
time 10 take an inventory, and AZ
the sAme time 1t might not be un-
profitable to count your blessings,
after the cheerful habit OF Mrs.
Wigs, when troubles swarmed like
stinging bees around her.
IL YOU have health--radient glow
ing health, that sends you weary
with a good days work 10 dream
less refreshing sleep and wakes you
10 the opportunities of another day
the first and greatest Of hfc's
biessings X yours. II there IL work
waiting every day for YOU to do, the
second great blessing Is yours, II
, Won have home and friends, n
blessing precious beyond calculation
comfortable savings account is
another blessing 10 bc reckoncd, The
home and the nest-egg that have
been attained by regular saving Is
more precious than the mansion'
and riches of the very wealth. II
s,or have health, work, homo and
yriends and good savings account
the counting OF these blessings can
mt help but add 10 the. Joy OF
very Merry Christmas and Hapr.
New Year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
OIL AND GAS
Lens.s - Supplies - Production, Ito,

For sal.--Section 20, township To-
north, range, 10 east. Crosk county
$50 per ncre. Covered by lease
This Is the fee and royalty. Aduross
box 2g7A. care OF WOrld.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
with the OIL Men

The Paris edition OF the New
YORK Herald, Of September %. car
iies tho following personal in regard
to Pat MallOy who by the way Is
In New YORK and will return TO Tul-
~ the first OF the week. There has
been "a strong demand that he take
the lead In the freight controversy
and his return will be awaited with
hrcat interest
MIR Pat Mnlloy. ~ Tulsa. Okla"
president Of the Western Petroleum
itofincrs association, Nc' president
uf the ConEtatin Refining company
and director OF the export on cor
poration OF TNllsa. accompanied by
Mrs MalIoy. flew to London yes
tctdny. Mr.. Mslloy has been in
Europe for several weeks investi-
gating tho petroleum situation. He
returns to America by the olympic
on september 20.
Paul A. Ewart OF J--lin, where
ne is prominent attorney was In
the city Yesterday and made deal
with John Markham. irp 7. {. +.
, tarran, and 4. J. wood, who have
/ leased the east half Of the southea-t
/ Id-2O-7 northwest OF Tcrlton, the
consideration being $4,000. ten
thousand OF which Is In OIL.
4 G. y. Richcy traffic manager Of
'the CtickaSaw Refining company,
with hcadquarte:s at Ardmore, was
4 In tho city yesterday on business.
Charles Wesley West and Mrs.
West. have returned from u motor
"trip through the eastern states and
Canada. having taken the trip IN
new car purchased at Buffalo
The car ~ of a special design made
TO suit Mira Vests good taste, and
II will arrive In Tulsa within u
short time. having been left at
buffalo for shipmcnt.
I +. r. Letchcr. who has been at.
tending the bedside of his wife, who
hass been III with typhoid fever th'
past six weeks. is out again. as Mrs
Letchcr Is improving.
| II. T.. Wilcox Is entertaining u
lC. Tucker, a. w. Ellenherger anC
w. Il. Shurtieff, all of Cleveland
ohio. d. Ross wynn OF Philipsburg
Pa, n. J. Cassidy and Frank Hegen
berg of Chicago, most OF whom ar,
directors in the Wilcox OH & Ga,
company, with daily visits to tina
4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

comphny's holdings in the Okla
homa fields. They will remain III
Tulsa for the annual directors meet
ing Of the company, which VIII ne
held here the lith.
Lawrence IIivick. Is entertaining
Captain Cook, a very successful
captain i'm the whaling trade ot
Proviuo etown, Mas, and w. n.
Robinson, a refincr of whale oil ana
Fred Tabor, who Is "A banker OF New
Rcdford, Mass. Mr.. HiNlCk htenu-
ed the Pilgrims home coming ccie-
bration at provinCct own, last sum
mer ard greatly enjoyed the visit
ard says there arc more men ana
women 100 years and ovor In that
town, than there is In the whor
state OF Texas The streets are
quaint and narrow. hardly wlue
enough for two automobiles To pass
houses that date back before the
Revolutionary war" saws Mr.. Htv-
ick. "Everybodv knows everybody's
! I!rcnRe. and mast Of the people arc
idIstantlv rotated, and all are direct
descendants Of the people who came
over I'm the Mavtlowcr." Tho chances
| are that Mr.. Irivick's guests VIII
| find much that IL different In Tulsa,
| and n great doal Of interest In the
/ oil country They will receive a
very hearty welcome here.
!
8. Il MEYERS Of the Allied Refin-
| ing company returned home yester
day from White River in the
! Oyarks, where he has been spend
| ing his summer vacation.
I. II Mccormack OF the Allied
| - ,ftpgye, nam many returned NpStpr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

I. n Mccormack OF the Allied
Refining company, returned yester-
day froms Denver. where he went
two weeks ago to attend the I'll
mems convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

T. r. Letchcr. who has been at
tending the bedside of his wife, who
hass been III with typhoid fever the
past six weeks. IS out again. as Mrs.
Letchcr Is improving.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624I w. H. PECK Residence 244Z

from an hls numerous friends In
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

4 G. =. Richcy. traffic manager of
'the Ctickasaw Refining company
with hcadquarte:s nt Ardmore, was
In tho city yesterday on business