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New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
EVANS BEATS JONES
(hl~.Eo Golfer Downs AtI.nt. Sounsster esd |. Scheduled to Nee, Wolff Today |. w..t.rn Tournament FinaI.

Memphis. Tenn, July i7--chick Evans ef Chicago. and Clarence wolr. Of St. Louis a.e scheduled to meet today the Mem phis Country Club course in the finals for the smsteur cham pionshtp of the Western siolf Association, "t Tn tn" semi nnais yesterday Evans defeat
 d Bobby Jones, tho Atlanta youth and Yolder of the southern amateur title. i up. whn~ welr his way into tho match Nor the championship by defeating Henry AvrnEter. young Memphis player. up and
 ta play .#H ".. Evan. won oa, on the lsst green after Jones. in spectacular rally. squared the match st the tsth hole In the afternoon. reNird. taking three holes in succession, two fn biValss. to overcome the three hole lead Ev@ns heid at the turn. Evans went one ahead In the iTth. when Jones missed . four-foot putt for the half. Both were on lac haup~ green In two. Jones missing a 1s- feet putt for three and the hole was hslved in four. giving Evans the match. 1 up.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
WEEKLY BUILDING
 REPORT IS $23,435
Thirteen Permits Were Issued
 From Office at City Hall

Thirteen permits. totalling s25.455. were granted from the office of the building inspector last week. Of that number, three were for dwellings, three for garages. two for re-roofs and five for additions and alterations.
 The weekly report is: M. kasbounyk, 2s Willard
 street. alterations s 10000 F. L.. McGuire, 30 Wallace
 street. frame garage " 3o0oo Frank Monkiewicz, Wood
 ruff court, frame dwelling 6,5oo.oo Frank Monkiewicz, Wood
 ruff court. frame dwelling 100000 Peter Vachejas. 100 Chest
 nut street. alterations .. 10000 I. Berkowitz, 5 Lyon
 street, re-roof ...... 30o.0O Pascoc and Larson, Roberts
 street, frame garage =. 50G.0O
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
By Malmgren

Girls Dodge Ball-Captain Jennie Monl<o's team defeated Captain Rose Kulesik's team.
 Girls Basketball Throw-First Jennie Pronkowski: second. Alice Tozcko; third Stella Zwick.
 20-Yard Dash tBoys. 40 Lbs. First, John Szyczkowski: second Stanley wcalaw; third Frank Przycysz.
 20-Yard Dash tGirls. 40 Lbs. )-First Malania Makula: second, Susie Paposian: third. Helen Kaclzesker.
 40-Yard Dash (Boys. 60 Lbs. )-First, Stanley Zrezulewsz; second, Paul Gslanski; third. Adolph Zevitch.
 sO-Yard Dash tBoys. Q Lbs. )-First Edward Bogdanski; second. Charles Soko- iowski: third. Boleslaus Drczek.
 1oo-Yard Dash (Boys. 100 Lbs. )-First John Adder; second, John Nascatka; third Dominic Balski.
 Boys Basketball Throw-F'irst, Dominic Balslli. 90 feet: second. Charles Sokolowski, so feet: third. John Nasiatka, 75 feet.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Interest in tho stock market today was .oyershadowed by the yacht race dealings falling to insignificant pro- portions. Crucible steel was the only feature. rising almost ten points at the outset on the unexpectedly large stock distribution but forfeiting much of its gain later. Most other lead CTS moved within a narrow area though mainly upward. Shares of express and chemical companies were strong. The closing was steady. Sales approximated l25.oo0 shares.
 tSew York Stock Exchange ouo.-sicns furnished by Richter and Co. members of the New York Stork Exchanssi-.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
PONY rolo SERIES FINDS.

Tke shuttle Meadow Country Club pony colo team defsated the Red Birds of Mart ford sy score of to yesterday afternoon s<x the shuttle Meadow Club grounds ending tht series The Hartford team three esh,ss and the leeal two games in the series. The Goodwin ponies witl bv shipped Monday to NsrraGansett where they will continue In Inc mane for the remainder of the season. rh~ series revived the game in New Britain srH great deal of Interost was created.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
'DRH lGHT TO
STAND TRIAL



5sunx Fails. Der fs-4nfexezf
fhronghunf the northwest wfll b.
e@nrerea ON the trial af Fargo. ".
D. this month 0g Rosezx B. Le4As
former federal prohibition ofEleer
s0- South Dakota. wzfh hszdauzr-
seEx IT Sioux Fails On the charge Of
being in league w1th b0oze Snug
gie~s- Since Ie4SIng S0uEh DzkoEz.
and I'D RI fae time Of becoming in
volves7 IN tine charge On which he
will f.e tried. he wzs chief 0f the
arphfbfti0n enforcement division for
North Dakota
L4zdv WAS arrested as 1hs result
OF ALLEGED information gIvez bF twn
bo0xe runners who we're captured n
sioux Falls early In rhe 1ztl4 he
faces specific charges 0f ALLEGED II
sazzI Transportation Of liquor and
conspiracy 20 commit crfrae against
the federal government.
He Is in This connection charges
xsth directing the shipment % SS0nx
Fails hy automobile of s7.asaa wDrrh
a Canadian whisky He wzs ar
rested IN information by Ike Nc
Coun. United States ssryeS s~rTsr~
zgenf
Nrroun and Sioux Falls 2uilc=znsz
arrested Theodore Mas5erd- vino lad
> shnrx time before resigned II
North Dakota group prohibition en-
forrement AGENT and Pete Olson. :
chauffeur. wfo were In ehargH OF
load OF Canadian 5iauor-
According 20 McC0Hn tEe pair lHfE
yzIley Cgry. y. D. with the whisky
and drove direct 10 Sioux Fails Mc-
Coun stated following the arrests
thar Lszdy asked hiEn II he cssild
dfzxwx4 0f whiskv sent 30 Sh0us
Fails. and that ne had replied thai
he could handle Il all right il 4 wzs
seat here
The whisky. McC0un- further sEat.
"a came IN and Nus5erd EsAephrned
hirn Of ffs ARRIVAL When M1sTezn
tpok she liquor 20 McCoun's h0Enf
Mnx5erd and the chauffeur were ar
rested by MeC0un and local poiEee.
naen. TFso Staged sHrrrFse s0r ~
two-
Mnsiers 10 alleged TO hare Told
the DoIice and Detective MeC0un thai
Lezdv was the real head 0f shs
boaxe smuggling ring wtlrh ssnl
them acre with the whisky He n
Iegss thar LeadF wzs to get loco
Of the m0ney rscedFe.d frona she saaip
ment Of liquor. the 0w1eE Of ~
whisky ras 10 Eer like zrnuunt and
he fMms5erls and the rhauffenl
were 20 ges $500 each f0r rhe trsp
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
-FOUR CHILDREN
BURN T0uEATH
KEROSENE EXPLOSION NAY
WIPE our FAMILY-PaREsTs
or Tors ARE NEAR DEATH.

WEnner. Der I5--The four cEsGI-
dr@n Of Mr and Ms John Sefan.
mann. farmers lfFinE thfrte@a mlIez
wesx 81 here. we're burned TO death
thIs morning and both Mr. and Mrs.
Sehunaann wsre 50 k<zdIF burned sh4f
ii n believed sfssT eanngf recover
Mr. and Mrs Sehamann had luEz
arisen from bed. He started 0mf 70
zEtena 80 the Stock and sae wax gre
pxrInE tn Eex hreakfzsA. Shs uszsd
karnsene 20 start the fire in ttse XIII
chen stove IL u segIevea there
wsr@ sxEII eaxis of ffre in the store.
fnr an explossnn rssulfexi and Mrs.
s1huuann wzs IffermEIr enTeresd with
fhe burning f1nia
Mr. S<t1mmann. attracted bF the
explosion and Mrs. 5chEmxnn's y
SCREAMS rushea back snfn the houss
and sacre<xaed IN exrinEuishing the
fIansH i'm his wEfess cl0zhfng. bEt nos
before nezrfv everything had hesz
hnrned frnrn hFT hpsaY He too. wzz
szsTsrwEF bnrnnd. and IL Es-aezieyea
bnsh inhaled tine Tame
In the meantime khe henae rzughi
On fire ard the four ehfldren. kwt
BOYS and two girls ranging IN 80
from 1 Ia Tezrx- who were still N
rhssr beds. were burned 20 death
Tne burnfne building attracted tiss
ar1enrSon Of nezEhbDrx wh0 hurrze<
80 the srene. bat roo zfs TO szFe th'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
SPEAKER F|GHT
GROWS ACTIVE
FOUR CANDIDATES ARE IN
FIEID FUR SELECTION PRE-
SIDING 0EFFICER OF LOWER
HOUSE.

PIeETe. Der There s ennsid-
ershle spe2kasxhlp talk about tals
tfrne. and wnzEe there are four can
dia1tss in the EzEAd. different eEe-
memts appear 20 be lining mp back ag
one or Ew0 0f them. and ~hIIa there
Is no certainty as to results. khey
viii SEEK 20 secure one of these
two-
The liEg of candidates i'm she open
are c. O BerazhI of MEnnenzha
w2s an zzpEranH two years xgu. ard
has number 0f pledges for me
prsz@uK session. Jsr0b q. Nsekre ~
Day one of fhs farrner members OF
the leglzEzture Ole Swanson C Aks-
srdeen. Legislative veteran Of nzny
pears buf ~ho dropped 0ur of the
game in the 1913 sezzioa bar il back
for the coming session. and r L.
N0rdness o. Day county. who wzz
one Of the active meznberx En the
last session
II rhe powers which ara workSng
om the matter pf presiding officer us
the house h2ve any inf1uRnre AZ tfzs
zesss0n the main contest appears ID
b. berwsen BA~dahl and Wsekr,e-
The American Legion Is zo1 szFis-
Tied wIfh me radical stand taken By
N0rdness gn their AEnexSrzuExaxfnr
bill and i alleged TO 5e expressing =
EheIr views in regard ~ the czndi-
dzeT 0f Nordnazs. and wzIl rsossihlE
Save something 70 say sn thR mzxtsr
Fhe zntf-sasvosl hs@gua = arenfs
supporting the zmbIffons 81 EEckre
znd wzll use IL Influence for hi
zaerssz~ and while the game. Is
side apen gne AZ this time. the Fmsik
cations ~ possibilities are xs sag
ges1ed
The fzTrnsr position nf WEesT@ i
slos pointed omr tsy his hackers r.
strung poin1 IN ATS favor. and Eh5.
wsIl @lsa be nrE@z for him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
REPEAL Of WlR
Tine uhs
UNANIMOUS VOTE GIVEN voL-
srKAD Rzls0LUI1Ox PRoyID-
rSG FoR. REPEAL o. cnIEF
WAR LAWS

WazhEng10n. Der l5. Repeal os
Ea0zz ar the wartime lzws wzs Foxed
l2Ee FezE,zdxy by the h0nse. wh5ch
adopted the valssezd resolution FOR
fhe purpme after sro hours de&are
The vote ON ad0p1Icn Of the rer
olnfzun wns unanimous. 80 rufez
beinx ezsx e fzrur ct il xnd nome
sppoxea- The h0nse. bafOrr- znkfns
the final vose. aeneplsd an zmend-
nent pruriEinE for inciusS0n of RE
Lever food r0nrrpl &C. xm0nx the
lxws which Ne rezniufton u0uId 70
pkml
ne xmendrnens. wni<h c0vexs NJ
pr0visianE Of the fnod cun1rnl ac1
Wfth xhe esxcep1fcn BIT xze sar<5cn
rs1nGtnE 10. runfx = Dfxxxsnk of c.
suuhia. Eas efEexed ~ ReprszxnfA-
sire B1nnd~ repuh1fnnn ~ IndiAna.
III - enrr1ed 10 TO 157
The nes11uffnns which n0w spen
s0 1ne nennt<@ sxemp1x from repeal
0nzv - trzd1nx wfth tia< enemy -.
t. - xInnneo c1rpeEntfan - And
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
Get Trend OF
Religious Thought

yanktun. Dec Is. 2ns@Eionnzires
TO determine the szzfus - religious
fhcugkF and hesfef IN Sonth Dsknsa
rfIl be senr 0uf hr D0zne Robinnn
of Pzerrp. newIr eEerte& urwsldsnf uf
the South Dakota AsxdeazF ~
Schemes. which eIosed rs fwo-s1xy
session SATURDAY
The work wfII - dune through the
arzdesnr and wsth it, snppprt- Quss-
Ffons ON the fundxnentsH Eenets ri
reIigiun iii De asked
The merit annual meezfnz will be
In Brpokzngx with possibly > mid
Summer meeting IN the black Hills
D0zne aoas5nzon was elected prszi-
aems DR. Austin Larzbre. rice svesA-
dent- and Dr a. l. Hainex 81 Var-
million. ~zs re-sleeted s4eresaFT-
TREASURER
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
MvAL STRBIGTHOF
THE UN|TDs STATES
WILL sTRPass GREAT BRITAIN
IN The WEAR FUTURE

Washington. Bee 1S-With Ehe
EFnlaed SsatHs zE Fhs cross Eus2ds lead
ing either "a naval composition 0r
x0rad zgre4snanf 10 iiznEf 9rmamenrs
sf1e house naval affairs COMMITTEES
s=s cut today 70 learn what other
great powers are doing In the var
snip construction business Ths
committee called On Rear Admiral
R0h@r~ C0entz- chief Of naval ossess-
TONS Data obtained incEuded tins
s@cxs that Great Britain. while pos
ssssing tonnage almost rwhce that 0f
the United States. has checked her
building for present. Eh@ United
state On = basis Of her program
aoE under waE. viii sHrpass rhe
British naval strength BY 1898 IN
less Britain adopts new building
measures. Japan whIIe actively en-
zSged IN building Aosh large and
small war craft. wiII remain far be-
hfnd the United SszFas when this
e1unrrTs program Es cumpiesed-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

It's amendments and measures deal
Ing with the issuance of afherrv and
victory b0nds
Inc resolution declares .-znv ars
0f congress Fhzr bF ifs terms i in
force unir during the existence of i
szste 0f var and limited vine
thereafter. snail De- construed and
administered Is IL me presanr war
Terminated ont he date when fhfx
resolution becnEnes efFertfFa =
The measures. - adopted. Is prze-
aiezlIE iden1iczI With thar PASSED ny
congress Just before the adjourn
asezs "a ffsE szsE Session anu r-snest
bv PresEden1 Wilson
Republican leaders OF the house
asserted Last aighf thar adoption Of
the resolution wax one af the first
steps taken bY the republican matoT4
ify 70 fmlffIl the campaign pledge 70
PAT tte eoantrT 0n a pezce-sfnze
basis
Disposition of the v0lstegd resoEaa-
rion clears fhe wzv for consideration
Of the resolution Offered bT Repr~-
senzffre Rezvis. republican nj Ne
braskz- which would prnTide for a
congressional surweF of tine rDv@rn-
meats administrative DEPARTMENTS
A special rule limiting dehzse EEEl
be presenfed by Chairman Campbell
Of the rules committee and zcffon On
the EIoar w1lI follow 4 vose ON the
adoption ~ the rules
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

stockholders Of me Reawzter Irrasa-
tEnu ass0cxzra =. at theGr annual
meeting. votsI to plzce pzdE0rks an
All headgzfssa hiEe tw8 ditch radssx
during the mitigation season ard sea
that all wataz taken from tae affrheS
of the sSs0esnttcn IS taken under the
supervision uf ditch rider III =
believed ttzt with twe df1eh riders
on dufT and paslnEkes1 he&dgaEes tne
tr0unle viii b. eEirfnated n rae fus
tnre
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
Dies From Overwork
Fighting Influenzs

Wagner Dec 15.-<5ser~0rk DIR
znE tine .fIu" epidemic tw0 yezrs
zso. when demand for prufezniDnxE
services waE great. = sid 20 hxre
heen an indIrer1 rzuse af the death
hers Of DR. r. IL Townxler
DR. TownzIep wzs one Of tine lead-
ing phyzscEzns Ct this s<rs5su and
tcunded thn T0srnxlep hospital In
Wzgn<r. orev wzich - presided u
shA sime ~ his death He tD0k >
pr0zninent par1 IN elS5c affairs and
xss : sxr0nx supporter OF baseball
xnd o<her axhIekicx
H. an1dxinE efforzs III rhe Ezrns
ct the ma epfdsmIc xr~ sald I'd
haye nxed manT live
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15
FARM RELIEF
BILL PISsts
NORRIS AMENDMENT RELATING
rO FEDERAL ExrENssOx Of
CREDITS To AGRICULTURE
AzIsTs CARRIES

N2zA11gT01- ~ L-- UeE~ 4S4~-- ne
senate Eare today passed the agri-
culture committee resolution direxs-
ing tine revTvAl of the var finance
corporation az q measure Of afford
ing resief 10 farmers
The second see1iun of fae r4soIn-
tkon. Whieh IS introduced would
have directed the extension af lib
eFzl credits 20 farmers nr tine fed
erzi4nez@wpe xEzsezn. was 2mendez 80
make the desErzblIEty at snrh u
course sniy an expression uf opSnfon
Of rae rongress
The zmendmenf making the
change in the sexzfon Of the resalu-
tf0n relating 20 the federal reserve
system was proposed hy Senator Nor
rSs. republiczn. OF Nebraska. and
wgs zerepfed by = vote of - 20 Is
Another change made IN the res
oluriDz On suggestion OF Senator
SnErh. democrat. sf Grorglz. srpzd-
eaesa the dnriaS OF the finance car
per.rfon I'd inelude the Financing Of
exporrztieR of Rro1nrzs other than
those produced On the fzrm Amend
ments submitted ~ Se1zroK Hzrrzs.
democrat of Georgia 20 make the
rate Of discount on loans 10 farmers
5 pex cenf and BY Senator Mckee
/ lar. democrat Of Tenneszee. ro make
tine rate Of discount On LOANS 70
Senator MeKezIzr. democrat. Of Ten-
nezee. to make e0xx0n factories
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

Nzshingfnn. Der IS-8srznfinE
soldier bonus "A present wouId in
fTic1 great hardship On taxpayers
Senator McCunber- of NORTH D&-
kozz. acting chzirznan OF the ssnzfe
finance coumitfee. declared todzT
The fIgat 10 hare the ssnzfe adopt
the b0nus act PASSED By the house
LAST SESSION ~zs opened TODAY heE0re
the c0mmiffee by Representatives Of
the World War TeasrznE- Senator
MeCnnber pr@dir-ed that a decision
an the b0nus bill ~in se reached nj
this s=ssz0n Of cnngEesz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

Marion. Ohio. Dee 15.-Rnmbse=
0f possible insurreetiUn among re-
publican inrrerunciEables IN tine sen
ase were reaching Presidezr Elec1
Harding todaF through F1rsons chan
neks- He may call same of rhsaF
leaders 10 Marion sEsorEEF Efth .
vsew 20 nfppfng any fnsurgent move
nenrs such zs wrecked tine TAFT zo-
nIniszrzrf0n Primarily irre-Une1l-
anlss fear HarE1inE & sezn1ng too
szr in fzvow Of Fhe League Of Ma
rtgn< egrenarss. advises safd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

washington. Dee 15.-L@ck oz
adequate facilities between North
and South Anerscz With resulting
xherk upun trade relations and dis
semlnzTion os news wzs told today
TO the special senate c0znmErree fn-
vesxEenfEng the whole cable szfuz-
tA0n. wa1fer = Rogers one Of the
American delegates 60 the InEsznz-
ri0n1E c0znmuniczxionE conferences,
told rhe commIt1ee hoW the Unftsxs
Press EzixtEafed dissemination
news in South Americz one stated
there wzz Er12x demand there for
American news.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-15

Washington. Dee I5- Henrv Nor
genital. farEner American AmhzSsz-
dor TO Turkey. aas been appointed a.
President wfison's personal repre-
sentative 70 medizte 5eEwsen the Ar
nenians and Turkish lzEi0Exliszs- =
Was learned today. Wilson accept
I'd tine request of the leagme Of ma.
tSunx To mediate
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-11
TO THE HOLDERS or M
run, ,CoNSoIIDATI0N COAL 60.
- ana Rrfnnding Mortgage 30 Donus'
ElIee n--N aA.....,,her L 1910.

sISKISsi FUND NOTICE.
~,..,oo is hereby given, as provided IN sec,
,,oH Of Article vi. OF the lndez,nre Sa,od
beeembsr l. 1910 securing 'hs ,n, H0Gys y, eS"es GSp
mAt ina ~ ~ Tussday. MAY -, 1920, al tire ofh.e
- y; ,hs A undsrgisi,ed. i4O broadway. New 1or.
81 S,,v ~ fer the sale 70 it on June lat; isZo, AZ
cot exceeding IOTsqb OF par; OF honas o. an, .nrs
~ ss,,antv-ons thousand five hundred elghteen
Sa,isrs a. and twenty-One cents (s1l. .5ls.an;
nfsay. should be addressed 10 the TRUSI
DEPARTMENT and prices should oe quoten
~ 1without INTEREST,". Interest due June l.
ia5c should be collected In the usual man,
ner The right Is reserved to reject any ana
al offers In whole or In part.
GUARANTY Trust COMRANX
OP NEW YORK. Trustee.
nv CHARLES H. SABIN, President
dated. New York. May 3. 1870.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-11

Livingston Petroleum Corporation
NEW YORK. May O. 1920.
To the Stockholders Of
LIVINGSTON OIL CoRPoRATIoN and
LIVINGSTON REFINERS CORPORATION
s .; : s G%Sa H ] H s s ss 5 s @ s.s s % % s
business % Ss Nssd @ IL a hs sm%a % Tfo @
rpi 5es $ . s; % @ % ss ;@s: s i % . is"%s s f5s s @
s, S s a sa es &c ost % s % @ @ ;ss % ssfs si
% % caa % siia % sana s a $t sT csssa % shares have been
& s: % an :s se st r.s ss .ss'1 & ss9 s s'
issoa hf cap"a% Co p'aa following
For aOSsN NA.H~a lhhnaoneuc uc~p~rdsu 10O"
F" $50 e.: . s: :.'san I%S Livingston R'" Corp Pref "' !~
~.ts s's c."..s.. "."
ns sss s saa# e6s. a % sd S @ s9!S % q
s @ $ he :ssHs sf 4i s @ s % Sa": s1 %
Oh das F% Ct 6sns: % fSsss @ s % s e s' % as
sa s e; cod 3@ sa nd % 10 f ss % 'ss e @ Ss :l tas @
s is@1s Sas before May ~ 1870
adl lA4s.d lHnga.n
For each shares Livingston Rans, Preferred exchanged IS
share Of lInU"n PsUINm a'~
O AS
For % share exchanged above
Of $40
has @ @ s sas % S :sa S 'PSs4sS z sss % ca ' shares offered " stated above
wHp provide
in
the entire OUTSTANDING stock
f DdaWar and Livingston Rhnen Corporation Lvms"o
Petroleum Corporation will outstanding 6S5l5 shares
% ss1 S i Tz c S S . S GS s 9 sas GH Gsa % 4 % Company
o'clock 49, 1920 Tor
in for fractional shares wI
: : 515: t. e &: :5 = @ fractional @ privilege should be
check bank draft drawn aEaS
Company Ne" YORK Il"
OF Cooperation"
viii be resaae1 hof
t regarding the consumnt ofta
Petroleum Copaanoa
believing
accordance with the plan
LIVINGSTON PETROLEUM CORPORATION
By Livingston,
President
The fOwing Oil Engineering Corporation
Havden & presented for OckhoLders Information:
oil producing properties opportunity
facilities tank epmsi
Oklahoma
from estimated
located dassd as settled
be substantially increased at moderate
land situated
oknuge and on which na
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-11
To the Stockholders OF


Hayden presented for stOckhOders inOTmaOn'
producing opportunity for further development;
the ove1 acreage sy well ea ne snay e1a amp s eaSn.a
mtay acres IN odahoma,
producing estimated
production observed
% snS Dah % % % This @ % Considering the % ad which
snd substantially increased at moderate
include ssh; n,s. s ps91Sa. Fs.
Mukogee okge and which arc 50 producing wes with u
ofau
probability
prolific considerable
Cooperation o Field
oeas which wells All these wells have b p1S S
considered settled production for this district These
Most Of the wells electrically pped
own PIP h % ian Iet han he noty Of % leases this posi-
additional Of the ras'
should good producers
Field ani one well in the sol:
Oklahoma all avOy located Territory coaars1 p''sh
end soms Sc h %v sc soe % Sa @ & a lower DEPTHS than the psa
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The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-11
REALIZING WIPES
OUT GAINS IN CURB
Activity Declines as Prices Go
DOwn-Net Changes Show
Many Losses.

An active demand, accumulated over
the week end. caused yesterday sharp
advances in most shares dealt in In the
curb. but after a short period prices fell
lower on profit taking. The advances
made in the first few minutes were
slowly wiped out and many losses we're
shown in the net changes Business
started fairly brisk. but on the down.
ward movement the market was less ac-
tive and chiefly professional.
Total sales and range OF prices follow:
INDUSTRIALS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02
ANN ARBOR MEET
ILLINOIS GOAL
(By Associated Press)

URBAN, ILL.,. June ,. - Basin2
confidence on the prowess of thei!
middle distance men, members OF
Coach Gill's University of Illinois
track squad are optimistic over their
chances in the Western Conference
cham pionship meet to be held at Ann
Arbor, Mich. June 1 and 5. The
defeat of Michigan. the showing
made in the Drake and Penn relays,
and the fight given California on
foreign grounds after long trip
cited as past performances on whicl
predictions of first place in the coming
meet are being made. The Illinois
won the Big Ten" indoor meet.
Captain Bah Emery and Phil
Sphinx are turning the 440 yard run
in 40. They broke the record in the
mile relay at Drake. D. Brown holds
the indoor conference record of 1.59
for the $50 yard race. Schuh's per
formance Of 1:55 As in the $50 in
the Drake relays is another example
Of Illinois caliber.
The mile relay team composed Of
Donohoe, Prescott, Sphinx and Emery,
running in the order named, have
smashed three records and are step
ping the distance in 3:21 3-5. They
are confident of winning this event at
Ann Arbor.
Prescott has done the 100 yard
dash in 10 1-5, Emery the 220 in %,
Yates the mile in 4:21 and Duesen-
berry the two miles in 9:58. Wallace
has topped the low hurdles in 25 4-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02

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