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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
SentidlanO's
trOflOle Gage,
Sreibt Sem SanferOtt entsesen, mic
gnsncis Ses &eidlsfinan5mini-
tiers bcitGtist. HeIRuliltiidc
Stimmnns. GntidlGSisnngS.
frase last bas Solf fnlt, luriI 10
iuie 10 nidltS besullt wcrScn f6nne.

Serlin. = 9elltihlon0 treibt Dem
8ouferott ent9egen. 9ieier Sd)IuB
aus Der Gage, ipelfer idpn oft aus.
eeiproden uur0c, erbielt cine neue
@rbartung olrd cine Grfldrmtd oes
tSinoi3niiniiterS @irtb IN elmer ga.
ibinettsiislng, peId)e Die iinancieae
Sage oes 2uuoes 0isciltirte. Seine
0fittheilung. 0aB Die 0eutidbe Sdlh-
0enIait, einidlieBlid ser iuilSirtell
Sdulo, iih All 242, ,700,000.0a0
0larf belailft, mar iipor feine lleber-
raidung mir Ole Qente, Die nit Der
Stge pertrout lino, bot aber in Ger
Oeffentlid)feit cine Scniation 1er-
porgerllfen, Die cine peiiiuiitiide
Stinmung madgerlrien bot.
Gie glnfiinoigling Gr @irt6's h.
itdtigt Die Meimlng pieler &re,ie,
oob es abioIut unnl0aIidb lit, oie im.
iner ipad,ienoe 9iiroe obSu,oblen
o0er alld nnr 5u troeer. Ginige ge.
ben iogar 10 melt. 81 bebaltpten, ooB
cine @anferotterfI1rnng rift oas
idlinnnite llcbel iein riiroe, oas
Deutihlano befallen fGnrte, ga iic
idlieBlif 0oh lnlpermeiOlid iei.
Ter 9nnterott piiroe 9ertidIan0
Die NlogIihfeit geben, bon born an-
3tiangcn.
aSm Sinblif oitf Sic notionolc
9fieienlait BON foTt 243,00O, 100000
Vlarf, in Deldlen oie SdjuI0en ser
uerid}ieocnen MitnicipolitGten nidi
eirunoI eingeidloiien iin6, berridt
oager;cin eine ssrrcc66e srrcc66e @letdpgiiltiafeit
iiber Die 6obe Ser gntidGoi9ungs-
iiuume, ipeld)e oie gtniirten ieitieber
nogm. lleberaa berri6t oie llcber.
5clglnlg, Dab 9eitid)lnno etrtfadj
iiidltS be5albler fonne.
Dor Ocin Cabinet bob Der II.
non5nilliiter berbor, oob oie gabnen
Der Reaierilng, fnelde Dor Dem Sfriea
einel SabreSprofit pon $4,000, 900
Dtarf obiporien, lett Elm 1eficit BON
100000, 900 Morf alliweilen,
ooB bic Goit bcllte NIT einem De.
ficit roH 1000. 100000 O1orf ar.
| better uito 6aB fih bos qeiornnte
1eficit fir ons ouBerproentlide
9uOaet oes laitfen0en ,SabrcS ouf
56,00000o,000 Wlorf be5;fiert. ga
81 fonlnen nod 1871 900, GOO, 900
9iarf. peId)e oeiltide 99iir9er ais
gntibdoiaung fHr oit gerluIte, Sic
lie ourdl Den geriaiiler gertrae er-
litteil baben, perlanaen, 6orunter
17000000.000 Murf fiir @erllGtc
Ser SorOelsflottc nno 90.000,000..
600 Nfnrf iitr oic 2iquioiruno
beutidlen Gigentlllns in ieinoeS-
lano.
@irtb tbelte Sem Cabinet aud,
nit, oaB Die 0ttiipotionsbccre Sc:
&irtente, oic gntidJdoigltnqs.Gom
milton uno an0erc GpnnliIiionen
Der Gntcrtc 9eltihlnno i'm Iniifen.
Den Sabre Ia ,500,000.000 O1nrI
| gefoitet fnbcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

Gie frnn3oiiihe Negieritng rat
jebt ole ginidrduflmgcn fiir BEN
8crbroud pon Wlifdl 8nferirerf
unO 8afIpaaren oitigeboben.
Sn Gonltantinopel min man
ein Gontpfott alidtiid,er goIi6epift
qeecn ons 2e6en oes Sultans eut.
oedt boben
Duluth, Diiun., batte ON
1instoa ieinen eritcu sdneefnG SSn
Montana CAB es eipen regelredten
Shneeihlrm
sSn Gored iin0 t500 neue
GbolcrafdIle aufgetreten uno Die
9ooesidlc iniol8e Der Scud1e auf
5000 oeitiegen
sn Ser SdaUeij 6abeu @od
fluthen oas obere HhenttglI Ueraii.
itet; oie Simplou gabu ipitroe tbeil-
rueiie inter @aiier qeiebt imo 0a5
ga6n6ctt iteacn1Deiie bcita0iat
1rei berafinttc @anniteu
6rangcn iii Sic Sugar 9'anf ii
5imnr Soitic, cinen @orort ron
Gait 9ofc Stir. lltob, uno ertfamcn
ut 10000 9}onracIo in eipem 4its~-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

SSu Der Gebirasacaelto inSber.
5iterreidl fin0en 3ur Bet erbriltidc
itatt, Die itellenneiip bereifs be0ei.
tenoen Sdaoeu anaeribfct BADEN
@an5e 5orlten mo 5eloer, ia gane
Srtid,Gifen iino in 2aepeanng ae.
ratben
SodNliitbeit baben Inn Gepurte.
mcnt Sansie 1T oergScaeno Der fran.
soiiif-itoiieitiifen G5rena beocufcr.
6en @no0eu dpleridjtet, mon ipritt
ron unseiabr 80 9aiGionen ;sronts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

8aIbinatun, .. s. gSie BON
StaotsDepartement befoltilt gessbeE
lDilroe, bat @raiioent 9silIon es abb
gclebnt, Ser i'm @eies iiber Die San.
oelsmorine entbaltenen glnpeiiung
0es Gonsreiies 81 iolgen lmo
S1ritte 81 tbuf, gerpiiie, ben ame-
rieaniidenSd)i d)iifiabrtsintereIiei natl-
tbeiIige Sunoelspcrtrdge 5li fiinol-
gen.
Ter Erdiioent it, Die 0asStoats,
0cpartenent iagt, Der 9InlidDt, oaB
Der GongreB Ourh @rtbeiIung iolbsr
slrfpeiiungen iein perfalinngsm1bi-
ees 9lebt iiberihritten babe, 0a Die
9ultItitution Dem Irdiioeltel alleil
oos Gedt sum 9lbidluB uon Gertrd.
gen 5ltgeitebc
7as betreffeioe @eiee lpuu0c fur5
Dor ShluB Der lestcuGon9reBiibitng
onaenonlmen iuio atdl bonn Brlii.
0erten untcr5eiAnet, ooh entidil.
0iat er iid Jest Oantit, oaB bas ganie
@eies nurdaeiallen mdre, menn er
auf gtusmer5lng oer ultitoBtgen BE,
Itinlnuno beltonoen bate.
Mud bat Der 8rGiioelyt nod nidt
Die Niitolieoer Der ShlFffabrts6c-
hor0e ernoitnt, ohmobl es III Dem
@eies beibt, er Ioae Die 9ommiliion
10 bolo tpie mogli9 ernennett gs
Iino sur 3eit ntr 5tpei Gonnliiidrc
porhonoen. un0 oa Die Gonn1iiiion
Iolt 8eies aus iieben 9fitglieOeru
6eItebcn ioa. ieblf es an einern
Gnorlun slac gei1liilie Der Gon-
tftiiifcn uogen oabcr angeiod,tcl
mcrnen nno lit Dies ouh bereits iei-
tens eneliid)er Slltereiicn, bcnen oaS
Sarriman Sopag 9l6fomnen Elm
Corn in 9luge lit, geldeheil.
Gs hieB Dor einiger 3eit, oaB Der
GrGiiocnt oie iibrigcn fiiitf Wiitglie-
Der Ser Gommiiiion fiir5 Dor Scr
8ohl ernennen peroe. ober iebt er-
Fiihrt man, oab Die Grnennrngen
nidlt Dor 3uiammentritt oes Gon-
.eQreiies, penu 0ann erioleen Mir
'soen.
Der @longcl on einem 2uorun
ifno Der 3npiiel an Ser @siilti9teit
non 9eihtiiiicn Ser Gohmiiiion ucr.
friippeIn Die nmerioaniid)e Sdlifi-
fabrt, oo unanied)tbare Gottracte
niht abgeifloiieu pcrocn fonner.
llebcr oas ciaennachfige 0orgehen
bes 8rdiioenten berrid)t inter osl;
GongreBnbqeoronetcn beiber Bar
teicn aroBe entriiihIna mo cs inns
bercits Stinmen Iaut aerporocn, Sic
Ginlcitilnq cineS gSSnpeadlmcnt@
@crfobrens beiiirrorten.
2ludl iebIt c$ ni1t an Stinlnrlt.
Die bcboitpten, Dab Die aegcnmdrupc
Gage. Die britiide sSliterelien brgjn.
ftiate abi;htlid berbeiaeiiibrt iruroe
imo Der 8r1iioent iiir oie2serfriipgc-
Lung Der nmericoniid)en @anoelsn.a.
rinc rerantrortlid lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
sSnnsbrudsr vS5OinadridDten "

Inter Der ,lebcribrift ,6ofnad.
ridt" gIoiiieren Snnsbruder 8Idt.
ter iolgell0e 3irfitiarmeIoilng Der
Geutidolterreidihen GeIegr1pben.
oirettion an bic golt. imo 1elegra.
pbenanlter: oSSnfoIee 9lnfpeieHbeit
Der Serriboft Rotbidilo nlrbe oos
8eIegrapbanamt 2ongau.ShloB er.
oifnet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
&aG Strset,GrplOiion blci6t rin
@ebeimnik.

Rew DOrf. slae llntcriud)rn-
gen. Die nitgeitellt poroen iiuo, I'm
9t0beres ilber Die erploiion, bic iidl
am 16. Septeinber in Der g2ta.
Strcet ereignete, on oen Sng III
ioroern, boben iid BIS jest nIs per.
eeblidl erpieielt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

5uId]reden, ne4aDe 5unl eriten
9lal ieit ,Sahreu i'm iiiooitligheH
91ebrasfa Guitretcn tsben nm 99in.
terreiicn bctr6htliden 1naocn an,
eeriatct Glide 5siocr iinO fail
abRireiisn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
SO1lennOtb lit
SiiOrnblaub.

SeiipielIoie 3Ot6snitdnSs berridsn.
Sanss StaOttbcile nieOsrserii.
len, mn pol5 Sam '6ei5eu sn &c.
uinHeu. - gSie iuirS cs I'm fum'
msn0eu gSiutrr lueroen?
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

Trne translation fiIsi vita the postmaster at
Milwaukes sept 30 1920 as rsIairsI 81 the
act of October J. fltI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
8iliOll iiber
benl GeieB?

9rGfiocnt iucisert iidl bns bOm 6un-
srsh crlniIeuc 6anbelsflOttenseiet
DnrdJsnfibren. 9er Gungreh
babe linn midJts 5n befeblen, iast
n. GpnsreRabseOronete iiber
bic g8ilium'ife Selbitbcrrlidfeit
entriiItet. - Bon Der Gimleitnns
tines observation-disclosures Die
Geoc. Sritiidle Sntrreiicu
mahgebenb?
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
Sriefe Der
G5arin.

Brittle, bic Saiierin sIlcranSra on
ibren eiatten ridltete. Snte-
reHaute @inbIids in ruiiiIdlc 3n-
itauOe. RieOlans 2. bon Der
Gsarin beberridlt. - GaIpntin ole
Yfadt binter oem Chrome.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
Traetranslstion isi with tas postmaster at
Aisaukes. Sept 50. 1890. as required by
the act OF octObsr6. 1917
Sapan fH1lt ii6,

Niadlt SdIluierisfciteg bctrrffs eiit.
lidler SeilesuEs oes taliforniihen
9rpbIems. = SOrocrt Die 3nlai.
Jung BON Sapaueru in Den Scr.
Staaten als iern -gntes 9icdt" -
8in seseu Die ealifOrniidlcu SIns.
idIliehnnssssicbe Die @eridltc mnO
Die S6lfsrIisn anrnfen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

True etransIat:oniiled with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee. Sept 30 $40. as required
by the act OF October s. l91T
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

Trne translation dlsI with tas postmaster st
hil~4ukes. Sept. 80 1920 as required oV
he act OF Oekoosr & 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

,Sciter. neldes perHldlfAlih lit
eincm saitfen SsigcmchI apidylrcIt
bate, ierltortc, onrf inrfen @ino
entiacbt, eigentbnul IN Stillpaier,
9iinn., I'M Nertb pon uugeia6r
St00 900.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03
5luildien EoIen II. sitbanel
in Sidt.

Haris. lie ,Srie6ensuerhnn6.
Ilrrgen 5piidlen 9oIeH uno 2it6oueu
fainen gu pIoelid1em 9[bbrlr6. aleifl
Hadl0eBi es biei, oab cs Dem B6lfers
blnlorathe geiunqen lei, bic beiOen
Dlddte IN Deranlaiielt, Die 1sefnOie.
liateiten eiltjuiiellen, bis Sic Bren,.
itreifigfeiten ourdl oen 8olferbuno
geldllidltet ipiirDen. Der arad, fam
nls Die 8olen lid meigerten. iih ouf
0ieielbe Giitau5 jenieits ser Ioaen.
,Scd1.ginie 3uriidSuiieben. lpie rs
Die eifgniier oiesieits Der Sinie III
tbun Deriprafeli.
lem 8olferblnOrotsJ 1T cs aber
gclungen bic bcreifs ron ucIern bas
gonnenen Sample sun1 Stlnitnno III
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-03

brinaen nno bei0e 9nrteien }n per-
anlaiIen einen 5dlie0siprnd 6es
Sigaratbs on5aneilncn Cine 2iq1.
Gommiiiion miro baf0m5glidit i1adl
oem Git Der Saipicrisfeiten c6oc.
htn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

Tulsa, having defended the Gypsy
OF company I'm It's suit as regards
the misbilling Of gasoline, which suit
he lost. His contention at the hear
ing In Washington. was that the
four and one-half per cent nat rate
be abrOgated, and the advance made
on percentage basis Of % per cent.
and then on top Of this, that the new
rate OF 80 per cent be added to the
utter ruin Of the Independent rcfln-
ers In the midcontinont field lie
was representing about twelve Of the
pipe lin" people. most az whom were
castcrncrs, but all of whom were
well protected with the cheap trans-
portation which goes with pipe lines.
The effect of the new order, rails
Ing rates 80 per cont. Will be- immc-
dlate, and will In any event curtail
tho output OF reflncrics. and II thcre
should be concerted action, ana all
agree to shut doWn for sixty days,
n would be no more than what ia
absolutely right under the circum-
stances, ana tho international Com
mcrcc commission would soon be
made TO understand that II rs Just
ns well 10 play fair with the indc-
pendent interests. as TO cater to p,pe
line ntcrcsla--becausc there would
be a semi-fnmlnc In refined oil. and
tho whole country would be put on
rations. just as they are now doing
In California.
The reflncrs, when at the hearing
before the Interstate Commerce COM
mission. asked for "a square deal
were talking not for themselves
alone, but for the millions OF people
throughout the country who are
using gasoline manufactured here.
They were speaking In behalf of tho
users of refined products, as well as
making plea for their own very
existence, and that the Interstate
Commerce commission has chosen TO
leave them all at the mercy OF the
Standard OH and the vrlous pipe
lines. is the hardest blow that has
ever befallcn them It II Ike the
rate from the Kansas OH fields that
was arbitrarily raised so per cent
the day the Prairie OIL & Gas com
pany pipe line was completed, ana
Its effect will hc just the same NJ
that OF the Federal Reserve board
which effect Is being fell here, In the
shutting down of thousands OF wells
The only hope is that the inter-
state Commerce commission and the
Federal Reserve board Will hurry
and resign, ns soon as Harding Is
elected president. II In inconceiV-
able that any one holding office
under the preaent administration
would have the nerve to continue
after March 4th. next.
Below is u memorandum OF the
present rate on refined oil and gaso-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03
d.. mAnkrr oUorArIoNs
Midcontinent Refining
Muy Shut Dorm

Now comes the Interstate Com
meroo commission with a ruling ns
regards the freight rate on refined
products, that is so surprising and
unfair. as 10 be absolutely unthink-
able, as coming from a board which
has heretofore been 10 fair 10 tho
refining interests, and TO the public
at large.
It Is In line with the policy
adopted by the Rederal Reserve
board which with more gold within
the safes OF the various federal
banks than all the gold in England
and France put together. has cur
tailed credit. and has ruled against
tho oil interests and especially the
producers OF oil, ever since II adopted
any sort OF policy that Indicated
thcro was method In their madness
The Interstate Commerce com
mission has refused to heed the plea
of tho Independent reflners who de-
pend upon railroad transportation
and has granted u percentage IN
crease OF 80 per cent instead OF Ill
lowing flat rate increase that
would give the rcfInors of the mid
continent field chance for their
lives. in territory other than where
the rate Is exceedingly small.
There can be no husihess done
under the new rate In ohio, Michigan
or for that matter Indiana; ~ soon
as the new rates which are effective
about September first. 30 Into effect.
And the only wonder In that the
Interstate Commerce com mission did
not heed the demand OF the attorney
Of the various pipe lines, Judge
swacker, who asked that the rate OF
A1-2 per cent per hundred, which
was flat rate. and which was In
augurated by the fuel association
during the war at the time McAdoo,
railroad administrator. granted 20
per cent Increase in rates.
Judge swacker is well known In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03
Win the Oil Men

George T.. Llngcr, who has for the
past two months been assistant land
agent with tho Guffey- Gillespie oil
company. was killed when his car
overturned yesterday morning at
about O'Clock, six miles south OF
Moline, Kan. Mr. Lingor came from
Clarksburg w. Va. to accept this po-
sition with the Guffey- Gillespie oil
company, and was for many years
assistant land agent for the philadol-
phla oil company OF Pittsburgh. He
belonged 10 tho Masonic lodge, the
Elks, and had host of friends ~
West Virginia and Pennsylvania,
who will be greatly shocked 10 hear
Of his untimely death. He leaves a
wife and two small children, who
will have the sympathy of the entire
oil fraternity There will be a short
funeral service at Mombray's at 8
today and the intcrmcut will bo at
Clarksburg. W. Va, his former home.
The accident which caused Mr.
Llngers death will always remain a
mystery He was found lying In n
ditch with his car turned over on
him and was driving alone when the
accident happened II was thought
that tho car skidded. AZ this is the
only possible solution.
Robert II. Wood OF tho geological
| firm Of wood & wood. Is back from
his trip over southwest Oklahoma.
and says that the Pierce well south.
west OF Erick. In Beckham county.
ls drilling at 600 feet. and the Taylor
well southeast Of there is drilling at
t.400 feet, both in red formations.
They are still drilling on the Mag
nolia well north Of Sayre, at the
depth OF over 3,i0O feet. They re-
port that they are drilling In lime
Mr.. Wood reports that there is also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

offer car 10-inch 40 pound new
casing. car s i-4-ineh 2s pounds;
and 2 cars G 3-S-inch 20 pound, new
casing and South Chester mill, list
price; en- route delivered Oklahoma
points. Call Usage 1880 Aetna
Tube Company, ,--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

OIL AND GAS LEASES-Bird
Greek, owasso fields. close to devel-
opment and new drilling. WIN sac
rifice for cash to develop other hold
ings. a good acreage for n small In
vestment. For further particulars
address 525-B, care World.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03
OIL AND GAS
Leases, Supplies. rrodu'sion. E"'

New Casing rruisng and Line Pipe
for sale. 2 cars s Ia 2s-lb. casing
+ cars Sin, 29-lb.; cars en-, 2O-lb.
casing; 2 cars G%. i7-lb. casing: 2
ears 3-l6, lib. casing; cars
2-in.. AZ lib. tubing; 35 miles 6-in.
line pipe. some cars here. others roll
ling. For Information phone Usage
Gi4i. Address M. Lebow. 33i Cen
tral National Bank Bldg Tulsa
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

SMALL steam turbine, electric
lighting plants (all makes), Lepaired
at the Joseph Reid Gas Engine shop,
Archer and North Denver,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE, 200 to $500 feet
61-4 inch 10 pound casing--on lease
one mile north OF jerks, Ia Turner
.Bldg. Phone, Cedar 17l4,-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

CASING, pipe, tubing. New used
An sizes here. nearby. Usage 6i45,
Brown Sales Co.. Atco Buildins
Tulsa. .----Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

1850. Creek county, 40 acres,
drilling contract wanted. Apply to
owner. Address 2ss-F care OF World
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03
I,cggs District.

Tho Southwestern Petroleum
company Is setting the s i-4.inch
casing through tho Glenn sand at
2.400 feet, IT, their No. / Posey
farm In 11-16-10. There was a
small showing In the Glenn but the
well will be drilled to the butcher
or Wilcox sands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

WANTED---Drilling contract for
No. rs Star. TULSA and Sapulpa dis
trict. Address 522-B care world
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03
cAsING MnR sALE

2 CARS IA: casing rs pounds;
now rolling price s2.25 {. o. b., Okla
homa. s. Max Bier, aga South Chey-
enne. Usage, S041.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

line from Tulsa, OKLA, and other
points In Group 3 territory, to Kan
'as city. Chicago, Cleveland and De-
iroit; also the frS-ht rates In cents
per gallon under the new rates.
These figures include the war tax
old rate per New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

For Sale X. w. Westinghouse
Generator Volt d, c. Phone
Usage 6sb9.---Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

ducer Of Coffeyville. Kan, was In the
cit yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

o. q. vantiey OF Oklahoma City
Nas doing business in Tulsa yester-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

considerable activity In the Panhan-
die west Of here. where several wells
are drilling and several new tests
starting. All the fields are unusually
quiet at present Mr.. Wood leaves
tonight for Chelsea Beach. n. j.,
where he will join his family and
spend three weeks vacation.
James X. Crawford. who is with
his family a Atlantic city, wires The
World ~ follows Miss Anne Craw
ford. weighing nine pounds. ar
rived this morning. Everybody fine"
Mr. Crawford will receive the heart
lest congratulations from Tulsa
whore everybody is his friend. lie
received, It will be remembered, l64
out OF iG5 votes for the board OF di-
rectors ~ the Petroleum club, which
is just about AS good an indication
as any as TO how he stands In this
mans town. Here's wishing tho
new arrival the greatest happiness In
the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

Ross u. Fountaine Is leaving for
santiago. Cal lie has been assistant
superintendent OF production for the
Harvey Crude OH company but on
his return abou September IS. will
embark In business for himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

Horace J. Newperry. who Is can.
didatc for representative on the re.
publican ticket. is head OF the New
berry OH company with three wells
south Of Parsons, Kan. which will
be pat to pumping shortly lie Is in
shallow territory where the oil Is
found at AGA feet and estimates a
production from the three wells Of
20 barrels daily. Certainly a con-
scrvativo estimate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

II. +. stcrger OF the Mid-Co oil q
Gas Co, returned home ycstcEday
from ten days trip over that
company's properties In southern
oklahoma.
A. Abend, well known operator Is
back from "A two weeks vacation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

>. E' Shaffor, OF me Shaffer Spe-
giaity company IL back from Lake
laheycomo In the Ozarks, where he
Iepoits tshing unusually good. lie
VIII return In few dnys.
j. w. Callopy left last nlyht for
jamestown, n. Y, and win spend Tho
summer there.
Jesse Graham. well known oil nro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

spent with his family at Colorado
Springs and Manitou, Colorado.
Mrs. Abend and family will spend
me remainder OF the season in the
Colorado mountains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-03

Jesse draham, veil Known oil pro-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
WILLIAM ROCKS REVUE
WAKES UP BAL T|MORE
Wilmingtonians Who Have Seen il
Say it is Exceptionally Good;
Here Next Week.

Baltimore. Md, Oct. Manager
Hcnkcl OF tho Academy of Music, at the
suggestion of Harry Bryant, the company
manager of William Rocks Revue, now
plsyinp here To crowded houses. was the
host last night to party of Wilmington
newspaper men who sNppcd over on
their way back from Laurel to the pow
der town, and were attracted by the
favorable reports they had heard of the
show which they heartily endorsed
"humdnrer'' being the mildcst of the
audatory adjcctives (which their com
bined vocabulary produced The Re
cue" will bc az ThcPlayhousc in Whining
ton next week
The show will hold the boards of the
Wilmington Playhouse ON Monday, Tues
day and "Wednesday next. Its business
in Baltimore has been phenomenal. The
feature which appealed to the newspaper
men was the wonderful Chinese con
tarlto. Jue Quon Tai. who has a rich and
highly cultivated voice, rs well rs striking
beauty of face and grace of carriage
To be sure. her act has the advantage
of contrast furnished by a bcwildcrng
background Of monologucs, dialogues,
duet. solos. dances Of the plantation and
nf Interpretation and the presentation in
almost constant procession, among color
ful settings Of gowns and costumes of
regal richness worn with an air by
models Of more than regional grace; in
lhort. all Of charm and color that make
M successful revue, and all moving along
with progression is wcll-ngh fcverlsh IN
rs rapid intensity.
Billy Van. unfettcred by part. :
Just himself. is a scream, and tho people
lin front have all they can do 10 keep
IRON laughing-at first then they give
up trying. Then there is Jim Corbett and
other stars