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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

Daily News wan, Ais bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
LEGION ELEVEN RUNS AWAY FROM
 CAMP JONES TEAM IN 82-7 CAME

The footbal game Sunday afternoon at Warren park between the Legion team and the soldier team from Camp Harry J. Jones, developed into a sort of track meet by reason of the frequency and ease with which the Legion men made long runs that if nally tallied up-a scoreof S2 to 7, The soldie'7s played a hard game through out and never let up on their defense for minute, but they were simply outclassed.
 Buck. playing right-half. made the first three touchdowns for the Legion and continued to add one to the score at intervals throughout the game. His remarkable speed on the field and ability to dodge, netted numerous points for the nome tesem. Lawren-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
TOURNEUR-WIZARD OF THE SILVERSHEET
 AT CENTRAL FRIDAY

Prominent among the names that will go down to posterity as the pio- neers Of the screen is that Of Maurice TOurnelr, the man under whose per sonal direction the super production ''The Great Redeemer' was made Mir Tourneur has been associated with the making of motion pictures for ov- CT fifteen years. and during that time has been responsible for some Of the best that have ever been made
 The Great Redeemer" which will be shown at the Central theater Fri day and Saturday and at the Eagle theater Sunday and Monday, is MT Tourneur's best. and it represents the wizard of the silver-sheet at his par ticular best. MT. Tourner devoted much time and forethOusht to the ere .ation of this production. realizing that it marked one Of the milestone Of his art, and as such could not be other than the best he had to offer
 The story is that Of train robber who painted q masterpiece or the wall of his cell and into the picture Mir. Tourneur has put the most consu- inmate artistry.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

a vivid picture wherever it is men tiOned.
 So we have decided that Georges is a great guy but
 We knew he was flier in the French aviation corps during the war, but that is an incident of the past and doesn't tell us how hard he can sock.
 We know he saw America first from the same private Pullman car that Cox and the king and queen of Belgium saw it from, but election is over and the king and queen have gone back to housekeeping in little Belgium.
 We know that he pushed over Battling Levinsky-the American tri al horse-in his first pugilistic eff fort in this country, but the critics
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

America is still analytically won dering about Georges Carpenter.
 IT has had many glowing con- versation over the French champion socially. financially and otherwise.
 It doesn't know a single thing bad about the visitor from Picardy but the mention of his name calls up a big question mark in everybody's mind
 Newspapers have printed column after column of matter about the Gorgeous one and have reproduced his pictures until every schoolboy knows him better than they know the gentleman who presides at the White House.
 The name of Carpenter suggests
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

now say it didn't mean anything, for most any old pusher could push over a decrepit set-up.
 We know that Madame Carpenter has told friend husband that he must not box any more after he meets Dempsey. but the wise boys say he won't be able to after he does his part of the act.
 We know he posed TOT the movies as The Wonder Man" but every body gets in the screen business now and then.
 We know that he is supposed to have, hypnotic eye, but he hasn't looked anything in the lockers yet but old John Bankroll
 We know that scores of perfectly good typewriters have been beaten into insensibility and scrapped dis pensing his propaganda, but it hasn't proved that he can scrap in the ring All of which leads us to believe that Georges Carpenter is a grei guy, but
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
C.&A. AND Y.M.C.A.
 WILL CLASH IN SOCCER BATTLE

The c. x A. and Y M. C. A. soccer teams will meet at the Warren base ball park at 12:S0 o'clock Thursday in the third of a series of league games played in this district. The Queen stars won the first two. The lineup for Thursdays game will prob ably be as follows:
 Y. NJ c. A.-W. Fl. Gudsion, goal; A. Speight and J. Vickers. fullbacks; J. Hicks, J. Lanyon and c. Burdon. halfbacks: L. Gudgion. D. Speight, F. Long (capt). II. Gudsion and l. Flaw ley. forwards; w. Lancaster. re serve.
 C. & Al. Mitchell, goal; C. Hibble and J. Liddicote. fullbacks. G. Gil banks. w. Johnson and Corlett, half backs: C. n. Brown. L. Liddicote '(capt.). T. Kelly, G. Shell and J. Mad dern. forwards; D. Murray and T. Farnen reserves.
 B. Harding and F. Thompson will act as linemen and Jack Gilbert' will referee the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

The Metallic Militaire. the highest military distinction in France, was created in 1852.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
Owen Moore at the Lyric
 Today in Sooner or Later

There are as many types of come dians as there are ways Of cooking eggs. From the English music hall type, whose trademark is a red nose and pair of baggy trousers, all the way through the list until we reach top-those aristocrats of comedy. the light comedians. Prominent among these is found Owen Moore who is scheduled to appear as the star in the latest SelZnick Picture, Sooner or Later" which comes to the Lyric theater today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

son, playing quarterback, put up spectacular but consistent game throughout. He received some re- markable forward passes, picking the ball out of the air in spite of heavy and frequently scoring. Thomas. as full-back. and Mcdonald. the left-half, completed a backfield that starred throughout the game. Hamp Cochran played remarkably effective game as rowing center. his work being particularly noticeable on defense. McPherson and Allison. playing tackles. broke through the op- position time after time and nailed their man before he could get a start.
 The entire Legion line put up an excellent game, hit hard and low. and never failed to make ground on line buck when it was wanted The only possible fault to find with the line was that they sometimes failed to lineup as quickly as they should
 Bradstreet. the soldier center, star red for the visitors. He played hard consistent game, and though he was knocked out once, refused to leave the game.
 Sundays victory adds much to the interest in the game with the Univer- sity of Arizona that will be played Armistice Day. The Legion has won easily in it's first two contests, but will be against much harder pro position in the university team
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

Experiments in the cultivation of are being carried out in the Federated Malay States
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

the blood.
 For this purpose there is no more satisfactory remedy than S.S.S., the fine old blood remedy that has been in use for more than fifty years, and has given such general satisfaction for Rheumatism.
 , Begin taking S.S.S. today, and if you will write a complete history of your case, our medical director will give you expert advice, with out charge. Address Chief Medical Director, 160 Swift Laboratory, At lanta, Ga,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
WOODS WINS FIRST CAME

CHICAGO Nov. S.-The first game of the finals in the national pocket billiards tournament was won this aft ernoon by Arthur Woods of Minnea- polls, who defeated James Mature, of Denver. 125 to 105. Woods had high runs of 31 and 27
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
Begin Right Now to
 Conquer Your Rheumatism
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If you are going to again rely upon the liniment bottle to try to rub your Rheumatism away, you will be doomed again to nothing but disappointment. A disease that can cause so much pain and suffering is not on the surface of the skin, and cannot be rubbed away.
 Many forms of Rheumatism are caused by tiny disease germ in the blood, and in such cases the only logical treatment is to search out and remove these germs from
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
Muncie Professional
 Takes Charge of Golf
 At Cobre Valley Club

prominent professional golfer of Muncie, Indiana, has arrived in Globe and is preparing for a busy winter on the links of the Cobre Valley country club. Blakeslee will act as instructor for the club during the entire golf season.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
JOSEPH LHEVINNE

At Grand Theatre, Nov. g, uses and
 endorses the "Steinway' piano. Fl Paso Piano Co.,. Fl Paso. Texas. Sole Agents for Southern Ariz. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
sToNEHoM REELECTED

JERSEY CITY. N. J., Nov s. Charles Stonehan was reelected pres ident of the New York National league baseball club at a meeting Of stockholders here of the National EX- hibition company, which operates the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
POLO GROUNDS SOLD OUT

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Tickets for the Army and Navy game to be held at the Polo Grounds on Nov 27 have all been sold. It looks like New York was a good football town, too.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09

The United States recently realiZ- ed $651,461, 726.65 on sales of surplus war supplies that originally cost $1,- O26.S15. .95S.2O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

presidept Of tho Guaranty state
hank the largest state bank in the
county, and has been identified with
the oil and banking business In this
licld for many years Harvey Heller
Is one OF tho most valuable and one
pany aud one of the best known and
most active oil operators in the OK
muigce field. He has been the di-
roCilng genius In developing several
valuable Okmulgce county proper
ties
r. r. Black has been successful
operator IN tho Okmulgce field for
years and was one of the discovcrcrs
OF the Black a Simons pool IN l2-
li-ll. northwest of OkmulgoC, which
Is one q fine most valuable and ono
OF tho greatest producing oil pools
IN tho mil-continCnt region Mr.
Black Is u large holdNr OF Okmul-
geo real estate and is o director Of
the Guaranty state bank
Tho Rlack Petroleum corporation
VIII take over an of tho properties
In the Okmulgce field formerly
owned by Mr Black. with ore cN-
ccpuou The holdings of the new
corporation viii include 1000 acres
Of leases. several OF which are fully
equipped Tor operation 250 barrels
daily settled production and the
complete working pcrsoncl of the
+ II. Black organization. Tho acre
oge Of the corporation is scattered
throughout the pkmulgcc field.
much or it in proven territory There
arc 4 wells now drilling on tho
properties. several OF which arc
nearing pay sand depths.
An appraisal Of tho properties OF
the Black Petroleum corporation
Just completed by the firm Of GIL
bert d Silsbeo of Okmulgcc appraises
tho values of the properties so far
acquired at st.355.G73. or this
amount prNducing leases arc ap-
praised at $1,107.6TS.72. field equip
mcnt Of producing leases IS valued
at S1i3,321.2S; nonproducing leases
arc valued at sSI,673, and equip
mcnt In warehouses is valued at
100000 Several other valuable
properties will be absorbed by the
corporation.
The Black corporation has an au-
thorizod capital OF 100000. with
stock Of par value OF 81 per share.
According to Mr.. BLACK not more
than 100000 OF this will he offered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
Successful Speculation

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

Special 90 Tho World
CARRIER. MAY Tho Mime
homa OiF companys No. ! ON tho
DNclcy farm southeast quarter.
southeast l4-22-iw. is "a aO-h1rtcl
we'll In sand at 1850 TO 1890 fcct
no. 8 is flowing az the rato W 20
barrels q day 1t 10 foot in The saud
entered at 2.l6t feet This well will
likely double its present production
when completed as there is - tcct
OF this sand These wells are in the
s. oil area south of CARRIER
Tho Getty on company SO. ! ON
the Mayhow farm I'm tho southeast
corner of 3,-gi-lw the fourth we'll
in the new pool east of Buhuus, ls
pumping 100 barrels daily This
well came i'm the first uf tho month
at roo barrels and the production
has lust recently hrcu Increased.
This new field rs s,X miles from pro.
duCtion.
\ location or exceptional interest
has just boon made at Polo. where
there hHvc boon sowo fancy nric'f
FOR wildcat acreage. II Is Gillette
ct al No. / on the Brock farm in
the northeast corner of the south .
cast 81 2S-22-2w. Timbcrs are on
the ground. II ig nine miles onst ~
the Ggrhcr production and nearly
the same south uf the Billings pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
OIL MEN

N YOU want to got away from
the city where tho cost ~ living
is 800 hiEh ana still bc in easy
reach OF your business. writo
me. own a large beautiful
homo, modern and up to date
I'm every way, large grounds,
this home could not bo buUt
today Tor &3O,0OOs in a fine
modern town of 1000. IN Mont.
gomcry county Kansas VIII
sell right or will trade for good
production or good farm. Ad-
dress BoN liS-p. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

for public subscription. and prnr
ucallv tWo-thirds OF the issue Will
~ held in the treasury Tho leases
on which the Black corporation is
now drilling are located iu 2i-l2-l2.
3t-lt-t2. I6-l4-t1, 2-t1-12, 36-lt-l3.
S2-lt-l3, i5-li-lb, lG-li-9 and So
l5-lO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
, Number Of Wells Due At Duncan.

Exceptionally good wells arc hcing
completed tn the Duncan district
and there arc number of others IN
this area that will be due shortly
and among those which are at pres
ont On top Of the sand and should be
numbered among the good produo-
crs within the next few days are tho
following:
The Henry OH & Planet pctro-
lcum Co.'S No. on tho KCinzov
farm in tho east half or the east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

The Cn Issues Cos Zohraski so
l. near cameo IN Gudddaupc county.
o. drilling at $40 feet
Same CompluNs Mauford So. /.
near sullivan. Texas. iu Gup lulupt
county ls drilling at 1880 tryt
Same Companys Ohlcudnrt Nu
near Iockhart m CaldWcll county. is
drilling at i52O fcet
S1mc Companys Matbdnr t,u. !.
I'm Oldham county, ia a tig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
Al t>pii.NiIig

= Alex Uinrvalrs 40 1. In m,
southeast corner ~ the west half of
The northwest ~ SIS 10. ON the
Johneon allotment Is drllinE AZ o.
1pn fppt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

W r Hamilton and VI MUM
ar" drilling at l,22o tee, 10 their
CRUDE No. {. near Wiuslow. Nrk.
aud are ie0 feet In the Roo1c formt.
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

have been pre-, ,iosslv reported. are
still said to bo making 3.OOO oarreIs
between them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
legion may ADMIT
VETERANS Fathers
Post Commanders and Adju-
tants to Discuss Move at Con-
I ference Called by Simpson
DAVIS APPROVES THE PLAN

Admission of the fathers Of soldiers,
sailors and marines who were in the
rervice Ms honorary members of the
ppets Of the American Legion will be
discussed at conference of post com
nlandcrs and post adiutants at the
Chamber Of Commerce assembly room
ncxt Tuesday evening. David p.
SIMPSON, vice commander of the De-
p4rtnient of Pennsylvania and com
nsnder OF Walter NJ. Gcarty Post No
315. issued the call and will place this
suggestion before the representatives of
the seventy eight Philadelphia posts at
the instance of David J. Davis. Of
4 scranton, the department commander.
This proposal. which viii make pos
sihle the honorary membership of thou
4 nfnds Of men throughout the United
Xates. has the support of Commander
lMvis because he feels it will bestow
NJ sitting honor on the men who gave
their sons in the service and il will
also tend TO balance the young organ
i1ntion.
Furthermore, the mothers. sisters and
K WIDOWS OF former service men arc now
able TO join the women's auxiliaries.
Y 81 that, they have an indirect voice in
the work of the Legion, whereas the
f4thers are excluded entirely from par
ticipRticn in it's deliberations.
lllt is proposed by Commander Davis
that sentiment among the legionaireS
Z be tested on this s-proposition. If the
MEN favcr It recommendation to this
effect can be made at the national con :
vsntion in Cleveland in September.
When the county committee meets
next Wednesday night considerable
will be given to the reorganization ot
K the committee on the basis provided for
n 0nder the terms of the new constitu :
tiont
llI'his meeting will be held in the
Chamber of Commerce assembly room
at 8 o'clock. An urgent request has
been made that all the posts be rep
resented. inasmuCh as matters of vita
Importance relative to the future of the
Iegion in Philadelphia county are
pending decision by the posts.
With the ratification of the new
constitution the present county organ
ixation will be lpgislated out Of OK
4 istence and the problem of reorganza
tion of the county in line with the new
state document must be solved.
In the event that the requisite three
x dfths of the posts, representing at lpas
4 three fifths of the paid up membershi
10 the county vote in favor Of the or
Kanization of county committee. sue
a, organization will be effected in ac
ccrdance with the new constitution
The representation in the new commit
To- wiz be in proportion to the numbe
OF paid-u members. The representa-
tion of the posts in. a county COmmitte
Ii the same as that in a state canton
nient-one representative for each pos
and an additional representative fo
each 100 paidup members.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
DEATHS

her late residence Els N, Howard 5i ST Int,
GREEN. Eon June 20. 1929. MAE r.. NJ,
sSos Soo3 ogden st Service on Saturday after.
cSurh G ST. and Msntns ave fn,eT
ment private.
;. gRiER. suddenly. at Atlantic CITY. n. j..
band f k &b5c HRW + GREY M99RHEAP SS9 NJ arapsi sps
Erie ave, Phlia, Int private West, chcs.
GkC CMMoN.---June 2s, CLARENCE H.. at
nEnnsSn @ iEgm Ciy liza Tgnn' Penn Funeral Sat- 1870 p
. rsHfEIsRRfN HIRN bsryses bk%E y and inSg'
9,h5SIIs MAS&IFTSN, q 49,; - June 4 80; CLARA ADA
funeral services. Sat, p. 'T M. | i795 n
HG4SlsT HXsTLEsSY EsS innps Int priyySste p,,cr u,,,rv
Relntiyes and friends invited 10 funeral serv
ices ICES nrIs rTis D. m residence. 1929 N, 9th st
p HARPSLi-on RPSIi June 80, 1870, FANNIE
i siyos and nj ResGces sp,SSS Hibbs aged Si Rsis
SsF 59s5Spi He,Py %arps rs {S.,aSGSs aS3S ST. =
HELiYER R,Lsuddeniy,' at iSfS JEFFERSON iTSs Hosp,
tal, tal, H,AIRGLD ,LIL HEIL.YER. ased so. Relatives
rosldcnce Of father south Clinton n" St. Doyies
town, Pa Int. Doylcstown Com.
ti'l VI AN.--June ". lN.O, MAY e., wift
OF Henry Hoffman Funeral services Sat, II
r1a{;s! " ?SSS" nSS $'!s %lts
sat. y: M. late residence, 122 W. Hunt
ingdon st. Int Cheltcn Hin Gem. Re
mains may he viewed Fra, TO 10 y, m.
HUTCHINSON. = ON sixth Month 3Oth
JOHN HUTCHINSON. AGED ~ Funeral n
Friends Meeting House. HaddonHeld. y. J.
on Scvcnth-daI. Seventh Month Sd. ut ":j'
JAGGARp.17Jul l. 1920. SARAH c;
inTp t1IrWNTll WtfN Nf "
Funeral on Sunday at II 40 a. m. from he
late residence. Camden county IN rm. Grcn
loch ~ ! Train leaves Chestnut st. ferr
JAoG'Ei June 2s. SAMUEL. w. Jr.
son OF Samuel W. and Isidora 5. Jaduett the,
Williamsl nEed 2s. Relatives and friends
also Lathcrs' Union. are invited to funeral
from nar..nts' residcnce. $50 kohn St. Nor
JOHNSTON. June 30, 1870. BERNARD
husband Of MarEdret Johnston. Relative
and friends also Holy Name Society o
Corpus christi Church; Div. No ~, 4. q
~. Court P"td". OF Nicetown. No. 20l. +
/ Of A. are invited to attend funeral. sat.
$50 a. m. residence, 3i32 Hemberger st
Solemn requiem mass Mt Church OF Corpu
! Christi 70 m. Int. Holy scpulchre Gem.
! 30. 1920. THOMAS e KAVANAGH. in hi
TO attend funeral. sat solemn reauier
| mass at st. Mary's Church. West Grove, Pa.
10 NJ. Int st. Mary's Gem,
! KEEGAN.--Julv I. 1920. OF 472S Oaklsn
! st. Frankford WILLIAM, husband OF tn
late Letitia KeeEan nee MocD and son c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
DEATHS

the late Peter and Margaret Koegan. Reia-
tiyes and friends invited to funeral, Tues,
RSSer KcesSn ils III sTSass st. solemn
y9uf gIJ msss ssS,Sbrs 81 stepnsns Church 10 a. m
,iSIn KELkY,Jpne / S,, T,ro 2s JAMES husband .;
residence Ss1 ~, 4sth, st. Solemn requiem
at 1uE Des.s 81 Gs hSssn and
friends invited.
kLElNFELDER; :. July l. MARGARET.
2 p. M, Presby!erian Home, 5sth and Green
aSi II Ids " ns 2 TstAM Sss kAsh F. Rss sH
LIVES and fr,Gn6S SIso Iantsrs linton are
sOP as% PrssGs S5I ssv s Sstf ss FL la,
KS1aHF, aged 8. S3 RELATIVES and fT,snSs
are invited tT attend Ionerci ;sryoes Sax; siS;
Wn@ at 81 n'f stO'
H.. sS,15 1ssG SFs NiSSARETaA 5sssS Tah
Services on Tuesday at p, m. at residence,
7Si CHERRY st.; Intermsnt sI prlyats IVES, West,
MCDONALD. June 30. 1920; MARY
! vitcd 10 attend funeral, on Monday at, s 80
Of the Most Precious blood Interment New
! son Of late SimOl and Mary Ann Mcmahon,
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
funeral. sat. 7;So a m: late residence.
s9iS SSGso Solemn requiem Dr,vs,s
METZI:ER; July 4 ABRAaAM AZ. BON sMt
friends, also Washington Camp. No. 389. p
o. s Of A.; p. and r.. Rwy Veteran anc
Relief Asso, employees OF ed and Berks SITS
Station. T.. and r. Rwy. inyited to funsra
| services Fri. 8 y m. residence: 8ilT Nc
Callum St. Germantown Int. Palmyra. Pa
| MICHENER. .-2441 \, 32d ST., June 30
1920. GEORGE w. MlCHENER, In soti
year Services in Dales Memorial U: j.
Church. 32d and Cumberland SITS. sa...
MMoRRN.pptJune RHNs prET.' 90. JoHN. J.. husband o.
residence. ia f. Lambert st. Solemn re
| dujem mass at Cathedral 10 a. m. Int. pri
| v1te New Cathedral Gem, - -
| NoRCAS. June 80. 1920. MARTHA NJ
! MORGAN Funeral services Sat, p. m
| preciaely residence Of her nephew. 800 Ro
chelle ave. wissahckon, Int, ,oJ Privats;
MURPHY.-on. June 81 le2oi CEUILlA
Relatives and friends, invited to funerS g,
dence OF her husband ChIpS.eF rlte an, an
"O'NEILL-June 20. DANIEL. son OF tn
,ate Edward and Mary O'Neill (nee Murray
Rsietives friends and ?, r. r. Keller Asso.
ars invited to attend funeral, sat-, $3.50 a
N from residence OF Joseph 3. Geisx, 1872
n Cd St Solemn reduiem mass -. Micneei
Church 10 q. m. Int. Hely Sspn'ehre SEN Sem,;u
PAGE.-June 30. RlCHARD fASE sst
ID sr.. IN his s2d year. Funeral services oet'