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PRINTERS, makeup men und ed mon, IIno.
type machnist operAtorB. linotype opsr.
permanent positlona TO capable men. lrhs
TimoE and Register Leader, Marietta. o.
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6l1 Chestnut 81. Phlla,. "a.
OFFICE or
HENRY DISSTON & SONS, INC,

NOTICE s Z HRRhbT GIVEN II ;Ss. i'iS S1
resolution OF the Board OF Directors q spe-
Disston q Sons. Incorporated. viii be held on
Monday. !srrary ~, 1891, at II o'clock
Philadelphia, Pa. to take action on approval
or dIsapproval and to vote for or against
sonpa%y sos y'f rom $3.50 606 10 ,s 1906 0oo oS the
b. order OF the Board OF Directors
II. u. ROBERTS. Srcretnrv
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hSJ Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. q, 1870.
'The Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders OF
,h,p bank will be held at the banking house
on Tuesday, January II. 1921. between the
hours Of II m. and p m. for the election
S,hcr business as may come before tho
f.ou1s N. sprpLPERGER. Cashier.
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81 AlESNAS wanted TO handle the EXON
bow lar pin machine RRrnts making large
IrOhta. United Tool 4 DIe Co. Hartford.
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Il THE BANK OF NORTH aNEstr.

~ Philadelphia. December 10th. 1890
Tho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
AHA Bank for the election of Directors for
Hou0e, on Tuesday. January Iith, 1911
neswSen ~ o'clock noon and =. n.
y. 8. KRONER. Cashier.
fSs1s FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PhiIa.. Pa, December 10. 1920.
The annual meeting OF the stockholGer.
will be held at the Banking House, No. ais
Chestnut Street, on Tuesday. January Iitb,
1921. at IL o'clock NJ.
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MANAYUNK NATIONAL BANK

tnlhutlpnlh fh,, Dec, II, 1920,
Th9 Board OF Directors has this day de.
aMed regular semiannual dividend OF IN
Stock payable on and after Janusry ~
h'1t, until which date transfer books will
S.nua sSS.tnala elosed, Dividend checks win be
"a. H. MoRRIs. cassasa, I,
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FlylnR tgl 4uAIlncnt!ona. p 1907, Led. on
men 10 sell piscGrie Nsshing machine, ana
vacuum cleaners; only live wires exceptional
chence for Advancement Call l22 D. 11tS
st. Mr.. Bell
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So SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK
~ The Annual Meeting OF the Stock.
90 ~ this bank for the election OF hi
,.C,ors, viii he held al Its Banking House on
tuesday, January IL. 1924, from ~ noon 70
EuGENE WALTER,
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C NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia, December 20, 1920
Directors Of this Bank. held thin daS
quarterly dividend OF siI peT cent 1oea1 1As
declared. free OF state tax. ana psyahis
January I, 1921. to stOCkho dery OF recnrd ~
'oe close OF business DECEMBER 81. 1920.
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GRAVE S|TUAz|ONE
R|CUARD0 A F|UME
La popoIazione Abbandona Ia
Citta' Nonostante la Prof.
bizione di D'AnnunIio

Published and Dist ributed Under
PERMIT NO. B4l.
huthorized by the act Of October o,
1917. on nle at the postofnce OF Phils-
dclphja, Pa.
A s. BURLE5ON.
Postmaster General
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NOTICE-To HOLDERS or PHiLADET-
phia and Reading Railroad Company Sink
ing Fund Gold Loan 40 Bonds. extended
70 1889.
Under the provisions OF the Supplemental
Nortgase. sealed proposals. will be received
OF the Trustee. b17 Chestnut pt., for the
sale 10 Il OF Thirty (30) Of bald bonds at the
lowest rate, but IN no cnse exceeding par.
with accrued lnterest.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
for II surRnces on Lives and Granting An
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver platinum, plated ware. old
FtyIe jewslry, teeth plates bought for oAsn
Est 1871 J. !. Clark. renner, h0I SAAs0nl.
CASH PAID for old Eold. silysr And anfio1ss
elacka. Anksrs. 40 q. IIth- Ia mai i2R.
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FINANCIAL
HOTEL TRAYMORE COMPANY FIRST
MUHIGAGE SIX PIM CENT sINKIN0

Pursuant 20 the terms Of the Trust Mort
gage securing the abOvs bonds, notice IL
hereby given that the following bonds. eg-
sresating sl0s. 900. have been drawn for
payment Tor account of the Sinking Fund as
OF January I, 1921:
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once OF The United Gas improvements Co.
n. W. Corner Broad and Arch strertN

~ FhIIadeIphIt, Deeembtr Y, 1920.
rho directors have this day declared n
s.arterly dividend OF ono per cent (5OC per
snars) on the common stock OF this Com
" %SsHE S4ySess s,on JsnGsry iS 1891 70 holder:
PuSlness December u, 1920. Checks viii
ts mailed.
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s78TH sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Bank of North America

PHILADELPHIA December 2S, 1920,
Tho. Directors OF this Bank have decia red
q regular aemiannual dividend OF SO rroe
81 81 LAX. t!a1. payable January 8. 1921. to stock
Checks will be mailed.
p. S. KROMEn rnnLl.
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

{ MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Quarterly Dividend Of 2Fc ($lOO pcr
.harc) on tho PREFERRED stoGk OF this
Company win be paid January IL. 1921.
A Dividend OF 2R Ei 90 per Bha reJ on
Shs COMMON stock OF ths Company for
the quarter ending December 81, 1870, viii
be paid January 81. 1921.
10th Dividends are payable TO Stock
Folders OF record as OF December 81. iq20
H. r. BAETz. Treasurer
Now York December % lN2O
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Denominations Of $500
Nos. 2l8O. 224i.
The funds for the payment OF the above
bondg are now on deposit with the Trustee
and the bonds will be paid on presentation
interen TO January l. 1921 on which date
all Interest on said bonds will cease
GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By HERMAN IA, sYPHERD.
Vice President.
Atlantic City. N. J.. Daoember 1. 1890.
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5To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

eE%TO THE STOCkHOLDEits Of IhE
We Manufacturer Fire Insurance Com
,.,v The nrrt annual meeting Of tho stock
yaifara of the Manutacturrrs' Fire Insurance
Tnmpnny will be held at the home offices, Of
.S" SnrnpHny e25 Walnut street, Phiadcl.
,,bia on Monlay, January 81, 1921. at
= m. 10 elect four Directors 70 serve Tor
- Nod OF three years four Directors 70
S.rys for a period OF two years and three Di-
sectors to serve for one year. and TO transact
such other business matter az may properly
oor''' J. K. ALLEN. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS ron BED SHEETS

Z, s. Army, fhIlndeIDhIH. Pa,
sealed rrGpopS T So g. 1885, SsSvGS ar 9STe tsT
uisbing all or any part Of 200. 900 bed
SShscts laingie) Information upon rsqueBt.
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s11UAT1oNswANTED-rEMALF

BDORKEEPER. experienced plumbing ana
heating, knowlsdso Of stenogrAphy p 23a
LedEer Qftige.
WOMAN, MIDDLE A0BD, REFINED, IN.
rNG HhEfE bEsfEE Y6gn FGgirr5A 54AP n 9E 55Aa
OFFICE. INSTITUTION OR PRIVATE
FAMILY; Is Is VERY EoND OF CHILDHEN;
HOUSEHOLD DUTIES UNQUESTioNARLB
REFERENCE Is FURNISHED. NJ 1s5
LEDGER OFFICE
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LEGAL ADyERTlS EdESTs
= ESTATE OF M,xmILrAN r. noN.

hAy LapO. dcceased-I-ltcra parliamentary
upon the estate Of hsKlm!Iian ?. BoL1kno
deceased, having beer granted 20 Fidelity
Trust Co, all persons indebted l. tho sRld
estate are requested to make payment ard
those having Clhirns against the cana g. p.--
sent them. without delay, at the office * ;Ee
said company, Noe. 925-SSl ChegyrI' q
Philadelphlk.
6SG SGERTIFTCATE-LOsT CERTTFTCATR
VI No. 8O70 ror 6 shareB Of coFnmG7. s.crX
OF ths American Academy .ot Music. = no
name Of LvinEatoH /. B'dele, DryH MlvTr,
certificate.
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g. TO THE sToCKHOLDERs OF THE

~ Mnnufu cturers' Casualty Insurance
SoIaoTs OF the ManufacturcrS Casualty In
surance Company will be held az the home
Sflcea of the company. 025 Walnut street
st D. m. to elect fve Directors 20 nerve
Tor n period of three years. one Director 70
ssrye Tor two years and TO transact nuch
nther business matters as may properly
cSire before tho stockholders.,
S1 J. X ALLEN Secretary,
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DAVID LUPTON's SONS COMPANY

Pursuant 10 the agreement Of David Lup.
tons Sons Company and the undersigned, as
Trustee Of tho Sinking Fund, the under
signed hereby gives TsOtice that II has re-
eeived notice from David Lupton's Sons Com
psny that said Company will deposit with
1891. the sum OF Thirty-one Thousand Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollsre H31. 25o) in tho
Striking Fund, provided under the Agreement
issued and that It In Its intention to apply
said sum to the purchase OF shares Of the
sharon are invited. at price not TO exceed
par ana accrued premium Of ten per cent.
sealed tenders 10 be addressed TO the Phila-
dephla Trust Company, Trustee Of the
Sinking Fund aforesaid. Broad stroet Office,
BROAD ard Chestnut Streets. N =. Corner,
Philadelphia, SuCh offers Will be received
until three o'clock on January o. 1921.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
JOHN G. WALLACE.
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.Rh!ladelphlal December %. 1a20.

NOTICE--sEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
received until 3 y. m. December 81, 1920
et tho office Of the PennsSlvania Co for
Trustee. for the sale to II Of ab many OF the
philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltirors
Railroad Stock Trust Certificates ab tlB6.
20S.o0 will purchase The offering at the
lowest price not exceeding par. costing in tho
aggregate not more than the Rmolnt stated
advfped at once. and payment made January
z 1871. upon proper essignrnent OF the oerti-
posals for sale OF r W. q B. r. II. Stock
Trust Certihcates.' ana addressed to
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR M
SURANCES. ON LIVES AND GRANTING
ANNuITIES.
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CONSUMERS ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER co.

1ha regular quarterly dividend Of one and
thred-quarters per cent U9s8c) on the Pro
Jerred stock OF the Company has been de-
clored payable December 81. 1920, 70 stock
transfor books for the Preferred Stock will
he closed at the close OF busineBs peCembcr
20, 1920. and will bs reopened on February
2 1921, In connection with the payment OF
H. above dividend and the holding OF the
annual meeting OF stockholders on February
hIcKEnINA AnsLntn-A snn-.
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n,,,,, Berwynt Pa December II 1920,
meH declared a sem!annusI dividend OF
'hreo and one-half (3LS) per cent on tho
outstanding preferred stock OF the COMPANY
g.yable on January 10. 1871. to atockholdors
Of record ct the close OF bustneaa on DeceIn-
Der 81, 1920, Checks will be naiIrd
HENRY A. SMITH
Aasintnnt Seeretary nnd Tr.a sIlrac
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HELP wANTED--mA. Il

MsEEFEeS +EFe rdENGER T&NFPH MTsf E2h II FfEs fTsK
TEaFF TEaaFf n hfYH XNMB fool AsP sTrEGfM EGf9MPaES aS
hhIIS oThhIEIRS NEED APPLY. s2e, LEpdEH
StEM5I@rs2 EN- I6, f2TpoTsti9n noeSa g.ryogs g.
we're and New Jersey those with character.
Sum SSS and 6SS lSS' bs4 y.sT snS T @
MAXIMUM. II you contemplate change or
5 s2laIi 'f:o S5 3s.f gss'1 oss afar''' Us 0'
zee cq%mls!ohy y '8 feisaslpSi.' @ i ''y Sol Sa
% on 5a@n,rS 50 TO- S4 osssa :sSafa ns
ration % egplyr at A. the 9tncs o. the ootnmlSsIon.
5i@50 EeT FER .nHgm; ssi.f Tssident phys pSysioisr
md psyChops ihologi9t $1,000 per annum
doputy 6hief 5000 per for shSu % pnrssa
IlIghway.. ,dcPu,y chief $4,000 por snnvnl.
''''a7c cGT56N fi Hi5&yfS6' FS6aEF8 '#SGi'o5iB9RS'J
CHARLES W. NEErD. o"'
L.Ewls II VAN OLSEN,
Lgsgel Degtinber ga. 1920
PEJMTERs, m's.o-uB M. men Snd I'd men, lino
ntora wanted S-hour doS and open shop.
and fK2a9@T fKsg.f tsaGSf GsPAg2 s
PREssMGN on 2 large cylinder presses,
running on half-tone and color WORK
men ;eoi apply: steady work; nab pay N
1896. Ledger Office.
REP PREVENTATIVE for Phiadelphia ana
surrounding territory; also ona for whNn
iuR'Vn' one able to finance himself and open
Cticg, AHQuRntGnce with Industrial plant
pr"farf ed, liberal commission. Guaranty An
rraisa's Co. s5 Mhil 81. New York.
SALESMAN, bond and stock--We have en
opportunity In our organization for a high.
grade representative 20 handle railroad and
!rnn Iroposition splendid arrangements will
lC mHds With the right party, Including full
"a litirs. cooperation and leRdq: this open.
ing "arriea opportunity for very large
returns General Properties, Inc. s. ".
cor Eth and " slnut SITS.
SAlESNAS wanted 20 handle the EXON
bow l,ug pin machine. HRrntB making large
uTOita. United ToOl 4 pie Co. Hartford
81 LESMAS, specially: high grade; o1y
irUse Willing 20 wOrK need Apply. Wrte.
SWING igL 4ualinrht!ona y 1907, Led. on,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for . ambitious
men 70 sell electric Washing machines ana
| vacuum cle0nerS; only live wires: eTceptionnl
! chance FOR Advancement. Call l22 d. 1ltA
1 St Hr. Bell
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Liverpool, Dec s&--The cotton ex-
not raopen until EnsadAX. DeCaxnhsg O.,
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London stock Exchange Holidays

London, Dec 2S.-The stock exchange
day being a regular bank holiday.
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-, THE PRoyIDENr LIFE AND TRUST

We COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Fitty:.ix,h, Annual Noting q r.I,n Tie
5.,nhis viii Se held al itn office. Fourth and
sstnut Streets. on Second Day Monday
sbr Tsnth Day of First Month JANUARY.
SyTectors TO serve for three years will be
beid Setwvsn the hour1 OF 10 a. m. and 2
p M LEONARD c. ASHTON.
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,,I-s:s THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
p.nnsyiysnia will be held Tuesday, January
18Th 1921. at 3 o'clock r. N. ut tho offices
~ The Association. 1913 Arch Street PhilR-
Ss,nhla Pa, for the election OF Directors and
,SS trHnsactlon OF yuch other business that
may come before the meeting.
'"N' a IL WRIGHT. Sncrntnrv
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PERSONALS

TON BEL[s--wrlte % Tom Murray, 2S44
Glendale ave, LoRs eeanh. CGlif.' In
p0rIanL.
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GiiiiIand's Statement
| Shoes Biz Profits

The accounts for the year ending
October 81, 1920, which have just
been closed. show an operating
profit. before providing for deprecia- :
lion. depletion and federal taxes. OF
S7,2lh,26s.2I. Depreciation of $16!'-
ga6.13 has been provided for the
twelve months. while federal taxes
for the year have been estimated at
S3OO, 900, leaving u profit, before
providing for depletion, Of S61is'-
022.Os.
In January Of this year the com
pany issued per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock In the
sum of $1,000. 900. which has been
reduced during the year on account
of conversion and redemption to
S3.529,70o.
According to the company's bal
ancc sheet. the current ana working
| assets amount approximately to
$500. 900. while Its current liabili'
| ties are Less than S3,T0O,00O. In ad-
dition TO these current assets there
has been deposited In bank the sun
of S69O. 900 for the redemption o'
preferred stock, which Will auto
| matically reduce the outstanding
preferred stock 10 less than $1,000
OOO.
The production at the present tim'
IL In excess OF 1900 barrels pei
Idly, OF which the company is inter
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Inrdder Organizes
Geological Department

Tho Invader oil n Refining co.,
with general offices at Muskoge".
okla has created geological ana
hand department. This department
will bc headed by j. T. Bowen, a
goologis' 81 many years experience,
and John VI Gldrey. a land man OF
wldo experience throughout the
mIdcoutlncut field. Both Mt
Bowen and Mr.. GidncS were Tor
merry with the Marland Itetinlns
company, ana como TO the Invader
highly recommended.
II IL assumed the Invader com.
pany Is laying plans for enlarged
field operations IN the state Of Okla
, homn. II already has extensive
holding in this state hut its policy
If to keep In close touch with dc'
yrlopmcnt work throughout th'
various district and To * end then
interests wherever conditions bi'
| favorable.
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new rigs up. only about haif az when
viii be drilled at the present tifn'.
and the other half VIII Dc completed
to the ton ~ the sand. II looks lik"
u mighty good showing for the big
Usage with AL itH potcntialitics IN
the way of new pools.
n ~ n great time as showing tho
loyalty and the wonderful traternnl
spirit of tho oil men, and paraphrhs-
ing tho old saying, Now ia the tlmo
for all good men and true, To come
to the aid Of the industry 10 save IL
from the slump that has bctailen thr
cotton mon who are leaving tholI
cotton In their fields. and the wool
mcl who cannot sell their fle.ccs
and tho manufacturer who IL face
with the alternative of shutting dowr
or going broke.
The fact is TIA" country Is much
better OF than people imagine, And
will make the quickest recovery ever
known, and this. beginning by Jan
uary first, which is here, now.
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The Cotton oil company has 40
barrel producer In the 2,1'7-foot
pay In No. . I.awlcr. In the north
west corner OF the southeast OF the
southeast OF 33-is-lOw. Sand was
found from 2,1i7 TO 2.I57 feet.
j. G.. Reyes has lO-barrel wei
In the 2,iii-fo6t pay In his NO.
Kinkhde, ~ the southwest corner
OF the souihcas OF the northwest or
33.1s.i0w. The same interests NO.
| smith In the southeast corner OF
the southwest of the southeast OF
3I-1s-l0w, Is making 100000 feet
~ gas and about five barrels or on
from the 2.lGO to 2,l52-fOot sand,
while his No. ! on the Irick iarm
in the northwest corner or the
northeast of section 81, Is a 6-barrci
we'll.
Melton 4 Douthitt have 100
barrel producer. natural In the
t.sI0-foot pay in their No. Arm.
strong. In the southwest corner OF
the northwest of tho southeast OF
2t-ls-9w.
j. 4. lannon's 40. Armstrong,
in the northeast corner or the south-
bwcst Of the southeast Of 2i-ls-9w'
isa 1900, O,000-fOot gasscr IN the
i.7SO-foot sand. while his No.
ON THIS farm Is estimated at $4,000
600 feet of gas in the l,SiO to 1.sS6-
foot sand.
The Margay oil company has
| 5000. 900 footsgasscr in the 1.s72-
foot sand In no. . Brown In the
northwest corner Of the southwest
of the northeast OF the northeast oi
| 30-ls-Sw.
The Lone star Gas company have
u 100 barrel producer In the 2'lZ'
to 2.i3i-foot sand in No. Brown
! in the southeast corner OF the south
west of the northeast OF 30-ls-sw.
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Continental at Top Of
DeeD Sand

The Continental oil company IL
drilling at the top of sand iound
at approximately 2,770 feet In iis
docp test north Of the Deaner poor
I'm the southeast corner OF the south
west of g-li-lt.
This test which Is located be-
tween the dry holes drilled by the
thurman and the kingwood com
ponies In that section, drilled
through a water sand from 2,6b0 TO
1850 feet.
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tho Kennedy building, and also In
the Nebraska building. so crowded
have they become for room in the
large quarters they have on tho
seventh floor OF the Kennedy build
ing.
Miss Squire. of the geological de-
partrnent OF the o. q. " J.. corpora
Sion, liz entertaining her mother.
who IN here from Blackwell, and $
n graduate of Oberlin college, which
has brought about some very pleas
ant reunions here. Miss Squife\
father is a prominent attorney In
Blackwell.
A uuiet wedding that will como
az "A surprise 20 the oil fraternity.
took place Wednesday evening when
Floyd T.. Lewis. OF the firm ~
Lewis a. Frye. well known brokers,
was united in marriage To Miss Ruth
kolso, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
W. Kclso of this city. and "A popular
member of the younger social set.
The young couple took their vows at
the Presbyterian parsonage. with
Reverend Kerr officiating. and i'm
mcdiatcly left for eastern points on
the O'Clock train. They Will be
gone ten days or two weeks.
Frank Henderson. who obtained
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with the Oil Men

Jack Ryan of tho General Rein
Ing company is leaving tonight Tor
Chicago, and is preceded there by
"rex" Whitford. who left yesterday
for the same place. lobby Bor..
land. who Is now with the Genera
Refining company, is In pittsburgh
at the present writing. The con-
corn Ia starting on AN active bus
mess campaign. and has been forced
To take offices on the third floor ot
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BristOC District

The Red Bank on company has
"A 2s-barrel well aftcr the SHOT IN
It's No. 2 Meyer farm, In the
southeast corner Of the southwest
of 9-l6I1 Sand was found from
l3.5ls to 3.605 feet.
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As the Situation DeUeiOps

II looks more certain cVory day
hat the oil Industry n not headed Tor
the rocks. like almost every other
business that can be mentioned. hut
is going 10 steer clear of all LANCER
and come out with flying colors. "
IL casy to understand this. when IT ~
taken into consideration that the oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

After January first will be able to
give the best service on casinghead
gas testing and all branches OF gnso-
linc business Gas testing, meter
testing. constructing and rebui'dins
plants. handling output OF plants,
Furnishing blend. Drop me a INA
and will call at your convenience.
Hest of references furnished as 10
ability and experience. Box Sbo-C'
care of World s-Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

Young married man, several years
experience In oil jobbing and mar
koting business. also competent ste
nographcr and office man. dcsircs
Immediate connection with reliable
refinery or marketing company Bcsl
references. Address ls2-B, care
WOrld ,---AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

Contractor Wantcd--With mig Ma,
tional machine to make bid on wei
No. 1 southwest quarter 26-2s. l
Same To bu drilled To the Miss. limt
or pay sand. Gas and wafer iur'
nishcd. Address T.. o. BOX ILL., raw
huska.--Advt
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OIL AND GAS
leases - supplies - Production. Ete'

Tubing accidents occur most often
In winter. The OIL District supply
company. AIS south Boston can sup
ply tubing cntcncrs for all sizes oi
sing.-AdV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

Department head Of large oil COM
pany liz seeking new connection pre-
ferably with independent producer
knowledge of field operations also
bookkeeping and stenography Hest
references. Address S'o-b' care
world.--Advt.
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wanted---Contracto with National
machine who would b. interested In
drilling the southwest quarter of 26-
2s-ll for an interest Maj" ~" S"nr
proposition. l.. &. Crumrinc. Box III,
pawhuska, Okla A lvt.
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Production wanted,

We are In the marke' ior sctil.u
and semi settled production with
good proven aud sctni-pr"Nen acre
ass. Must be well located and at the
right price subject TO rigid invcstiga
lion. Address Box y. 10. care World
- Advt.