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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
PANTtGES

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with a orillian, cast NUMBERING
20 persons. mostly girls. Derby
Day" a new musical comedy spec.
tacie. viii headline the new bin al
tho pantagrs. beginning next Mon
day matinee. The act In presented
by Alexander PantaFea and II said
10 be one Of the largest and most
elaborate productions offered by the
oircul; this season. A. tho title in
dictates. tn. plot has to do with
horse racing. Ralph Ben. well
known comedian. heads the hiR
cast
J. c, Mack. widely known az a
character actor. viii be an added
attraction on the now bill. appear
ing In his newest comedy. Mothers
, Boy lie IL assisted by two young
women.
Fifteen minutes OF laughter and
Eonr will b. provided by Frank
Morrcil. who II known 20 vaudo-
Vile as The California Boy"
Direct from broadway comes Lon,
ME Mace. pretty Firi with a re
markable voice, a sense OF humor
and winning smile.
Sterling and Marguerite. a youth
and a pretty Girl. win offer a yer.
satiis meisnKe OF singing. dancing
comedy and athletics.
The Pantarracope with show the
ninth episode Of the Robert w
Chambers serial. IT he BLACK
Secret = featuring Pearl White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
o. c. Pratt Heads
Inland Teachers

SPOKANE. April 3.-orville c,
Pratt, city superintendent Of Spo
kane. was elected president OF the
Inland Empire Teachers association
yesterday afternoon. The election OF
officers brought the 22nd annual
convention Of the teachers organi
zation to a close.
other officers elected were Mrs
Margaret Craig Curran. Dillon. Mon
tana, vice president: II. l.. Kirk. The
Dallcs. oregon. treasurer. J. A,
Burke, Spokane. secretary. Miss
Nina O. Buchanan. Seattle, was
named on the educational board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Nurses of Country
Get Shorter Hours

NEW YORK, April 3.--rmprove.
ment OF working conditions and
shorter hours in nurses' training
schools turnout the country has re-
suited from tho shortage OF nurses.
Miss NJ. a. Nutting. director Of the
department Of nursing and health Of
the teachers college. Columbia uni.
versitv. stated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Bolsheviki Free
Five Americans

WASHINGTON. April 3.--Releaaa
for all but one o. the American Rcd
Cross workers held prisoners By the
Bolsheviki In siberia was reported to
national Red Cross headquarters b.
cable today.
The men reported 10 have been re.
leased on March % are;
Otto W. Loewe. New York city. 10.
seph X. Medill. Jaroso. Colo: Harry
). Donnailcy, Philadelphia: Dr. VIII.
liam II. Ford. Kingston, Okla. and
n. ". Bono. Manila.
Alexander c. Tweedie was not re
ported released. when last heard
from. he was reported III with ".
phoid at Krasnayarsk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Club Will Fight
Against Shuttles

Preliminary organization OF the
West Ssattie Thru Car club, effect
ed Friday. indicates an aroused
fighting spirit on the part Of tho
residents tributary TO the two and
a half miles OF trackage from West
Alaska ST. north to the rim Of
the peninsula In furtherance OF
the movement a mass meeting Of
West Seattle residents win be held
Tuesday evening. in the auditorium
Of the West Seattle high school.
and petitions viii be circulated thru.
out the district protesting against
a return to shuttle car service
on California ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Call for Bids on
Grading Highway

County commissioners have called
for bids on the grading and gravel
ing OF the r A. Baiiinger road
The road will connect Echo lake
district with Lake Forest Park.
Cost is estimated at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
DEMURRERs TO indictments

DEMURRERS TO indictments re-
turned against them by the last grand
jury were filed In the United States
district court Friday by c. d. Nc
conahy and mis- wife. Delphia. They
are charged with altering the value
OF war savings stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Northern Pacific
Buys rs Engines

Purchase OF &c new locomotives
and other equipment costing $4,000
600. has been authorized by the
Northern Pacific. according 20 Press.
dent J. NJ. Hannaford. stopping at
the New Washington hotel today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

IN said 20 present an unusual pic.
ture OF how the British intelligence
department and tho German ppy
system matched wits. how plots
we're met with counter plots. how
tho fine art Of diplomats double
crossing was carried TO It's finest
degree. and how men and women
were moved like pawna Ia the game
% nations.
1, Il said 20 be a story of fierce
passions. dominated by love Of coun,
Try passions that must be held In
restraint and only at rare intervals
allowed to como TO The surface. The
action u vigorous turnout. u IL de.
rlared. and number % startling
mechanical effects are introduced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
THEATRE PROGRAMS

THTNTWI TW'NFWNH@
NJ rHbfptIfA tcsninE In
Thrive fasr~ f@.st"
Mooui.-pu,hssm vaudeville. fess-
turing oiEa reirvsa
ktlss--N iik-. Isiayrs. In "Moth~s
tsfes's thishrss."
f.fNNT~ ONrUft h--f.~yy's Masir~i
tsm~.ly Go. len Marry Mo. Msry."
rA~rs.t- - Vaudeville. fcaiswtnE
the ~p-rb, Day
PALACE uIr--Nsodesiiie. featuring
''rorsiiy's tirens,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

f-Frdnk MorreH, coming
10 the PantGges Monday. e
Violet Heming. star at the
Metropolitan. S-PduIine Ar
thur. ingeHue. LeuV's Musical
Comedy Co. !. Jane Darrell,
pith Wilkes Players. 5--Rose
De Mar. az the Palace Hip.
6-One Of the Stepart Sisters.
Moore.
MOORE
This Is one o. the red letter
weeks at the Moore. FOR starting
sunday afternoon and continuing
thru Saturday night It's Orpheum
circuit program viii feature Madam
petrova in person She appears la
an act that has been arranged 90
give the popular star every oppor.
;unity To display the talents that
have made her favoritc on the
stage and screen In two continents
The offering ~ announced a. a
symphony OF beauty. color and
song" Pctrova initiates. she sings.
she plays comedy and she essays
tradcgy, There II nonc more yer.
aaiiie. the Orphcum circuit critics
insist than this magnetic actress.
II Is said that her art n a reveal
ton and her beauty 81 face and
form an rnchantmcnt. Pctrova viii
present the same program At mat.
in~rs as az night
SIX other Orpheum circuit mum.
bers appear on the same bin
Gene Greene with his stories. told
only aa Greene can tell them. and
his popular dittios. viii be comedy
$40, ON the program.
Ethel CLIFTON. assisted by Jean
Storm ana company. win present
sketch called Diamond Cut pia.
rnond~ The vehicle ia known as
crook" play. which Is bu; another
way 20 say u takes thief to catch
thief.
Ford and Cunningham In Even
As You and l. have pep. looks
and ability and put their number
over with n tune. a step and a
laugh"
Tho Three Stewart Sisters are
dancers who believe tina, 20 b able
70 entertain with grace and ease
IL priceless and have arranged their
offering with that idea In mind.
Brent Hayes, master OF the banjo.
Is a musical attraction. and Sam.
strd and Marion In '-rhe Bachelors
Dream" win be an act which II a
blending Of story. song and classical
art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
WILKES THEATRE

An entire season at the Court
theatre. New York. IL about the
bes; recommendation one could give
tho theatro-EoinE public Of Seattle
regarding tho splendid Easter week
attraction Of tho wilkes players for
tho week Mother Cafcy's Chick.
EMS II Ia n sweet. wholesome play
that ~xalts tho influence % tho true
home and n good mother. a play
that reviv~a the memories OF all
and qulckcns the aspirations ~ the
Riddles. Kate Douglas Wtggin n
responsible for this offering and
together with Rachael crothers. they
have taken this popular story Ind
given Il 20 the stage.
The play happily follows closely
both the story and the text of the
book. II IL n simple reflection Of
mother love and serene home life,
but every action. every speech OF
tho play viii bo found to be real
ana human.
The presentation here next week
II Mother CArey's Chickens" viii
be for tho first time IN stock and
IN line with the policy Of the
wilkes theatre. giving Seattle the
latest plays from the broadway
rriddie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Population Gain
for Lorain, Ohio

WASHINGTON, April 3.--Tho cen.
sus bureau today announced n gain
OF POI per cent In the population OF
Lorain. Ohio. The city now has a.
2g5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

who appears In what he calls "Son.
sense on Wheels"
Mime. fieauclairo f. n soprano
opera singer. She viii be assisted
at the plano by Jose Robinson. who
also cntcrtaina with original imper
aonationR.
BETTY Blythe II the star OF the
feature photoplny. The Third Gen.
/ eratlon.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
METROPOLITAN

Coming - the Metropolitan for
four days. starting Sunday. Is An.
thony Paul Krliy's mystery play.
Three Faces East" This drama
held the boards OF the Conan 4
Harris theatre. New York. for one
entire year. and will be presented
here with the metropolitan cast. In
Guiding Miss Violet fleming.
Different from tho usual story Of
German intrigue. possessing little
that IL exaggerated. and carrying
climaxes that are timed with rare
skill. II - declared. Mr. Kelly has
built n play that IL worth while. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
LEvY's ORPIIEuM

A splendid Easter week attrnc.
ton II promised in Marry Me, Mary.
the offering OF the Icvy'H musical
comedy comnany Mt Levy's or.
pheum for the coming week.
The production WIN be the first
offering Of Mfr Ievy's latest find
IN producers. Ted IIawland. who
has Just Joined Mr Levy'H orEani.
zntion. corning from Chicago. MIR.
IIawiand has brought with him
some OF the latest musical successes
~ the Eastern burlcsque wheels.
The main comedy situations will
Dc placed in the hands Of tho three
rnnedlnnH-T,ow White oscar Ger.
1rd and Robert Lorenzo while the
comedy a,uations that arise when
,rctty Mas I'M meets with an nc.
-ident and sprnins her ankle. win
keep tho audience in laughing
mood Good support viii be given
by Pauline Arthur. Floy Ward and
clifford Duscan.
A novel feature in the musical
line will be offered by little Flossy
sturgis and slippery Slim" a
lanky individual. Bcss hin win
have catchy number with the
girls In which the three comedians
win also appear. while Robert Lor.
EMO win delight in 'Moonshine -
The last and final episode OF
Helen Holmes latest serial. THE
Fatal Fortune" win conclude the
offering for the week. with mat.
inees daily, except on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

HEAVY SNOWFALL In the
Olympics has forced shutdown Of
many logging camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

DAWSON.-Epldemic OF influenza
at Carcross Indian school causes
two deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
PALACE HIP

Torelly's circus. with lots Of
cheerful noise. glitter and talented
performers OF the four-footc ID
variety, will be laughable feature
OF the now bill which will appear
NJ the Palace Hip tomorrow. Bare
back riding. clownlsh capcrs and
m sorts OF feats OF the sawdust
ring viii be provided by n troupe
Of dogs and monkeys Then there
are five high school ponies who do
difficult tricks and pretty cvolu.
tons. And the "Htar" OF the oc.
cnsion is the equine clown. Bessie.
n famous unridable mule. whose
cycionic performance II irrosistibly
funny.
Ills Last Drop" IL n comedy skit
in which WIN stanton and company
promise much comedy.
Fred Elliott, known 10 the variety
stnge as "Broomstick Elliott" por.
trays rube character in his of.
ferinR. Home Talent"
a Jolly sldt. called Making Good 90
will serve TO introduce Paul Francis
and Rose De Mar. in an unexpected
fashion.
More laughter Is promised from
the performance OF Harry Larncd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

The new $4,000 Hopes o n 3
organ. recently purchased by the
Palace Hip. has arrived and Is be.
ing installed. Special musical pHo.
grams viii be feature at the
Second ave. playhouse when this
superb instrument Is In readiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

The wilkes players promise some
thing that will tend 20 keep thu
large patronage Of the wilkes the
atre In a merry frame % mind foi
the week starting sunday. Apri
nth. when they VIII present thai
roaring comedy, The Blue En-
veiope." Tho story deals with this
efforts OF one John Doe 10 secure
wife thru the m atrifn on a
bureaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Andrew Mack. the well knowr
Irish singing star. has been secured
by Marcus Loew for an extended
tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Koib and Din. In Wet and Dry
viii be the attraction at the Metro
polltan the week OF April nth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Tho girls at Levy's orpheum have
high links all OF their own every
Friday night az Levy's Orpheum
There Is one stern rule that the
20 girls In the chorus Insist upon
and that Is that no male persons
be admitted 20 their frolic, which
occurs between the first and second
show in the evenings in the big
spacious room known as the Raths.
keller. Mr.. Eugene Levy furnishes
the girls with their refreshments
and liquids Of soft variety.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

,yNu skal De faa den. | Jordens Oldtid, fs
Guderne sendte Vandfloden, indgrayerede den ste
re og wise Hermes, der kendte Alkemiens dybestf
Hemmeligheder, en- Beretning ON disse paa 81
SmaragdbOrd og stillede Diet en- Hule, som han
forseglede. Hans Beveggrund hertil var baade at
beware disse Kundskaber og at gemme dem for
Datidens Mennesker, thi Sl@gten var bleven san
forderyet, at de bnyttede den Smule, de kendte
bill Alkemien, til derived at skade hverandre ng
haane Guderne, idet de besvarede Tordenen FRA
Himmelen med EN- Torden, som de selv lavede. Oven
denne Hule byggedes den st6rste %Pyramide, og dzr
er Diet omtalte Smaragdbord ogsaa gent med ale
sine Hemmeligheder endnu den Dag Dag
Jeg takkede Luxora for Fortellingen og for
sikrde hende, at min Nysgerrighed efter at Sc DEF
tie Bord nu like var mindre end hendes.
MEN ON Diet nu opdagedes," sagde 0sirias
1.-Two skulde da kunne lese og f%orstaa Skriftens
Hgr nu min Beretning, Fyrst Sesostris, thi da De
har bes6gt Pyramiderne, vii Diet yisselig interes
sere Dem at faa alt at vide I'm dem"
,Jeg err lutter Ore" svarede jeg.
Men nu vii jeg afbryde, kare Moder, og OPP
sette til neste Brey at fortelle, hyad Osiria sagde
Din ~hengivne SON
Sesostris
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Roads Leading 10 and About Oil Field
in Bad Condition

The roads leading TO and in the oil
fields are in very bad condition and
are almost impossible. The chief
cause Of complaint is due to the ruts
and holes which have been worn In
the surface and which are In many
places as deep as three feet. The
roads have been neglected and thnir
condition is becoming more deplorable
each day. Bridges over culver,s and
streams appear to be in their "last
throes,' and il Is practically unsafe
Tor Traffic TO pass over them. AL
thuogh there We're many fine days
during the past month in which re-
pair work on the roads could have
been done, nevertheless no repair
men were seen In the vicinity.
one oil man who deplores condi-
lions such as these, but who has
a sense Of humor under the most
deploruble circumstances has sug-
gested that the local courts adopt as
drastic penalty for criminals "one
return trip in an automobile over
an oil field road Another member
OF the fraternity states that he would
buy an airplane for travel to the
fields, but ON account OF the rough
ness Of the roads ne fears that the
plane would be- smashed IL landed on
any part OF the roads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
FOX AREA PROMISES
To BECOME GREAT
OIL TERR|TOR RY

The development work now being
carried on in the Fox area by Writ
Franklin gives promise of develop
ing a prominent oil field. 1T looks
very much like another Hewitt" said
one Of the operators Of the Ardmore
district. The last well to reach a
sand in that field is Franklin No.
., on Williams farm in section 27. 2s-
3w. The casing has been set at 2265
and the we'll was ratholed l6 feet
below where the casing was SET
An oil sand was touched that has
filled the hole with fluid and con-
siderable gas is escaping but the
sand gives more promise of oil pro-
duction than il does of gas. The
owner does not believe that he has
entered the heavy gas sand found
in that area. Nothing further will be
known of the well for probably five
days The tools will BE standardized
but two shifts of men will be used
and not more than five days should
be required TO change the tools. Much
interest is being manifested i'm The
we'll 1t has created more faith in
Fox than any well that has been
drilled there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Carter Production in Hewitt

The total daily production OF the
Carter leases in the Hewitt field dur
ing the week ending November 49,
was as follows:
on the r. A. Hefner farm, in Sec
ton 23. 4s-2w. reached 4S5 barrels
On the Noble farm, in section q,
reached 1914 barrels.
on the l.. J. Woodruff farm, IN
section Is, reached 70S barrels.
On the II. A. Shellenberger farm,
in section 16. reached 4l6 barrels.
on the Ward farm, in section Il,
reached PISS barrels.
On the L. j. Hamilton farm, in sec
tion %, reached 225 barrels.
On the Eva Hefner farm, in section
%, reached $50 barrels.
On the Poland farm, in section %,
reached l27 barrels.
On the Mullen farm. in section l6,
reached 1860 barrels.
on the May Woodruff farm, in sec
ton 10, reached l32 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
With the Oil NJ e n.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neustadt of
this city, have left for New York
City where they will remain for
several months on an extended pleas
ure trip. Mr.. Neustadt came to Ard
more from New York about three
years ago. and has many relatives
and friends in the great. metropolis.
Mr.. Neustadt is the owner of the
prize" lease in the Hewitt field.
which comprises ten-acre tract on
the Dillard farm, in section %. and
on which there are now producing
five wells and sixth nearing the
sand. The ten acres is being drilled
by Mr.. Neustadt himself, and the
lease is completely equipped in every
respect. The tract is valued at close
TO a million dollars, and is located on
top of the dome Of the Hewitt filed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Five Good Producing Sands Known on
Dillard Farm in Hewitt

On the Dillard farm, in section %,
4s-2w, In the Hewitt field. there are
five producing sands known TO exist.
The Wolverine Oil Company, on its
lease, has already drilled twin wells
TO obtain production from first and
second sands and there is a possi-
bilty that they will drill triplets
within the near future TO get pro-
duction from the other sands. Fourth
wells may even be drilled for the
same reason. In drilling the triplet
and fourth wells. the second and third
sands will be passed up.
The first producing sand in this
territory is heavy gas sand. and
has produced as high as 10000 900
cubic feet. The depth at which it is
reached is about 700 feet, and the
sand is about so feet thick.
The second said found at about
1882 feet, has produced as high as
$50 barrels, and is 25 feet in thick
ness.
The third sand, found at a depth
of 1878 feet, 81 30 feet in thickness
and produces 200 barrels.
The fourth sand, is found at a
depth Of 1860 feet, and is estimated
at a production of about rs to 125
barrels The thickness is 25 feet.
The fifth sand, reached at about
1850 TO 1900 feet. produces 800 to 500
barrels. This sand comes in two
streaks, the first streak being about
10 feet in thickness. and then. after
q break Of about 10 feet, the second
streak is found with thickness
Of about 40 feet.
There are three wells in the Hew-
lit field producing from the fifth
sand. These are owned by the Homa-
Okla Oil Company, the Skelly Oil
Company and Anderson-Simpson. All
these wells struck the fourth sand,
and drilled deeper. skelly and An
derson-Simpson. on the Martin farm,
In section 10, cased of fthe fourth
sand TO reach the fifth, while the
Homa-Okla Company on the Carney
farm, In section Is, drilled twin
well to reach the fifth sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
OIL NEWS
(From Local ana South Oklahoma Fields
kROHN

plete the equipment are now being
laid 1t is expected TO have the plant
in operation by February 1st, 1921.
The estimated cost of construction
is 100000
II. Ware, general superintendent Of
the gasoline department of the VOL
VERNE Oil Company, of Tulsa, is at
Hewitt, where he is supervising the
work of construction. Mr.. Ware will
remain in this territory until the
plant is completed. Should the de-
mand warrant it. states Mr.. Ware
the plant will be enlarged and may
be increased to or I units. Present
plans call for unit plant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Wolverine Building Fine Casinghead
Plant in Hewitt Field

The wolverine OF Company now
has in process of construction in
the Hewitt field a casinghead gaso-
line plaut which Will be. when COM
pleted, one Of the finest plants in
lion foot cap absorption gasoline
plant, and the machinery which 1t
will contain, and which has already
been placed in position includes four
165 h. p. Bessemer gas engines; four
l6xlG Ingersoll-Rand Duplex COM
pressors; one so h. p. Bessemer en-
gine. and one 6xG lngersoll-Rand Du-
plex compressor.
The lines, lankage, etc. 10 com
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
MAGNOLIA DRILLING REPORT
In Stephens County

Magnolia Petroleum Company No /
on the Eva Martin farm In II, 2s-5w
is drilling at 26so feet This well Is
having trouble with the hole In bad
condition. The 9 3-16 inch casing was
run at u depth OF 2675 feet.
No 3 is underreammg the 10 inch
casing at 9i0 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Strawn and Baker Section 30

Strawn and Baker No 4 on the
Dillard farm in section %, 4s-2w has
reached the top of the sand at a
depth of 1925 feet and expects to
drill in today.
No s has completed the rig.
No S-B is drilling with rotary tools
at a depth Of 900 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
l.. j. Woodruff Farm

Garter Oil Company, on the l.. j.
Woodruff farm. In section 10, 4s-2w:
No. l2 Is drilling at 1880 feet.
No. l3 is drilling at 1911 feet,
No. IL is drilling az l647 fct.
No. IL is waiting on the cement
to set ut 1850 feet
Nos. ~ and II are locations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
ROXANA DRILLING REPORT
In Duncan Filed

Roxana Petroleum Company on the
Clarkson farm in section 30, ls-Sw;
No is waiting on the cement to
set at a depth of 1890 feet
No is waiting on the cement to
set at a depth of 1887 feet.
Nos and are locations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
NOTICE KNIGHTS OF pyrHIAs

NOIitE hNiuuIS Of I1inihS
There will be special meeting OF
Myrtle Lodge Number l07 Knights
Of Pythias at the hall Monday night
for the purpose Of disposing Of some
regular and special business. This
meeting Is called for the reason that
the regular meeting night falls Oh
Thanksgiving this year. Every men,
Der and visiting knight is invited to
be present.
adv. HERBERT HARVEY, L. {.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Ward Farm

Carter Oil Company No. 10, on the
Ward farm, in section Il, is drilling
in blue shale at 1867 feet.
No. IL is waiting on the cement TO
set at 1852 feet
No. II is rigging up standard tools
at 1850 feet.