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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
CLINTON ITEMS.

Mrs. J. L. Edwards of Des Moines
loft Clinton last week after holding a
series of evangelistic meetings, at Bethel
a. M, E. church. The meetings were
interesting and apparently productive
Of much good.
The Iowa Social club met Monday
nj chit at the home of Mr.. Joe Robinson
on Maple avenue. After the9bus1n4emss Les ;
session the members repaired to tne
home of Mrs. Frances Culberson on
North street where the twentieth cen
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26

am willingto accept the decision
Of the voters at the coming election as
to the kind of service have rendered.
This much I believe have a right to
ask, and even to insist that it be done.
No man should go to the polls without
putting forth an honest effort to inform
himself as to the issues involved and
the records Of the men who are asking
his vote.
I therefore ask only, that you learn
the facts of the case and vote your hon
est judgement.
JOHN W. BUDD.
Candidate for re- election as councilman
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
sH III, WE MAKE DEs MONIES
A CITY.

sH ILL WE MAKE DEs MONIES
A CITY.
7 am willing and proud to accept
responsibility and as much credit as
citizens of Des Moines feel is due me
for the public Improvement program
during my term as councilman feel
sure that any fair minded person VINO
will take the time to investigate the
work done in Des Moines, and to com
pare it with any other city in the
country, will come to the conclusion that
very creditable showing has been made
by this city.
I believe in the future Of Des Molnes'
and while it is not always possible 70
anticipate even the immediate needs
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26

Q, N. e. CHURCH.
R. p. Tyler, presiding elder Of Mis-
souri, district will organize the colored
Methodist Episcopal church in the city,
Sunday, March %.
Question: Where do they worships
Answer: In the Congregational church,
northwest corner of Tenth and Park
streets.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
LOOK FOR THE SIGN.

Were you ever member of this
chnrche If SO why not come and wor-
ship with us nows We ask all members
and friends of the G. M. E. church to
meet with us each Sabbath as we have a
message from God to your. P. Tyler,
presiding elder.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
Cast Your Vote for
JOHN w. BUDD
For City Councilman

o. city, I have put my very best efforts
into my work with the sole purpose OF
serving the best interests of this com
munity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Glenn Pool Test

Tho Glenn POOL OIL syndicate. In
their Becchcr Inman Watlcy No. l.,
located in the northeast or the
northeast OF 2i-l7-il, one mile
west OF Kiefcr, is down 500
feet with l0-inch hole, and
going nicely, The first casing was
yet at 4O5 feet, and about gbO.o0u
feet of gas was encountered prior
to that depth.
Production is anticipated in the
Glenn sand to be topped at 1,o2o
feet, but arrangements havo been
made to carry the well to the second
break In the lime, or through the
Wilcox sand, in the event the pay
Is not struck In the Glenn, Tanaha
butcher or above the wilcox.
This syndicate IL made up almost
entirely of local investors. with
headquarters at 222 Central Ma
tional Bank bldg. Hammat & way
are the drilling contractors.
Recent results from deeper drill
ing in the famous Glenn pool have
proved somewhat surprising. ant
this test will he watched with con
siderable interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
WIN the oil Men

II. ~. Pine, who Is associated with
his brother W. II. Plnc, IN the uii
business at Okmulgcc, ana which
firm, Nv the way. has always had
the reputation uf knowing practical
pcolugy, ana has been a leader iu
everything pertaining to oil IN ma
good town, IL IN the city, and speak
ing OF the oil situation. saws that.
There are " great many things that
would indicate that there iS no
danger Of "A cut IN the price OF
crude.
In the first place says Mt Pine.
There is NO pipe liuc that piupoHoa
tu stand the blame for price cut tiug
at this time when everything is ~
high that goes into the wells. and
certainly the independent rcfincrs
are not looking for chance TO cut
tho price, because they know tina,
once started IL would affect the
price Of refined stuff ~ well.
1T IL a bad proposition to talk
about cutting prices at this end
when all the inspired stuff handed
out from New work ts the othci
way. Aud inasmuch as ~ many OF
the biz people arc producing ~
much oil. pcoplo like tosdcu. the
ToNas company, the CUR and sin.
, clair, II X evident that II the price
declined II would hurt them with
all their big production, and would
| only help In the purchase OF "A small
| percentage " the oil that they run
Thu Manufacturers Nccord re-.
| Gently published an analysis of the
| oil situation, which showed that
| okmuiGee county produced one
| third Of the increase OF oklahoma
| production for the first nine months
| Of this year, and onc-,cnth of tn,
Increase of the cntirc United Statc
for the first nine months OF thil
year.
Jack shannon IL back from Brock
lcnridgc, Texas, and Says that tn,
| Pierce people In connection win
Tho TranscOntinontnl have cnmplet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

Il-li-li. is estimated at 100 bar
rcls after a 40-quart shot In tho
2.6iS-foot sand. Tho same COM
pany's No. 10 King. located at the
center OF the west limo OF the north
east Of tho norihwcst OF section l
is a 100000 gas well in the 2.og5-
foot sand.
The Producers 6 Es.ircrs cor
poration's No. s willie King, IN the
center OF the south line ot the
northwest OF the northeast OF IL
l4-li. is estimated at 100000 feet
Of ras In the 2.35b-fcot sand.
The Holiday OH company's No. B.
on the Burncy farm. In the center
OF the east line OF the northwest oi
the northwest OF l1.Ii-il. is n 40
barrel producer In the s,7at-fooi
pay. No. 4. on the Burney acreage
ts q 5-barrcl well after u shot. anf
after plugging off eight feet o.
water sand.
Il. II. Blacks No. ; Lunsford II
the northeast corner OF the south
cas-, OF the southwes, OF 16-l II
has been plugged back to tho 2,3sO
foot sand. and IL a l,OOo,Oo0-foo
| Casser.
The Best Producing company tos
| on the Taylor farm In the southeas
| OF the nor,hcas, OF tho southcas
Of 20-li-l1, Is good for 90 barrel
after a0-Quart shot.
| The Shaffcr oil Il Refining Co.
test on the Adams farm, Ia TIL
sou utheast of the northwest of III
southeast Of 23-l4-il, is good 70
| 80 barrels after the shot in tn
| l,GS5-foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

east W the south half OF southwest
OF southeast In 27-l2-l2.
Barbara oil company is drilling
Mt 2,200 feet southeast OF northeast
OF northwest In 27-l2-i2.
ucnslcy ct nj. have rig southeast
OF southwest IN 2s-i2-12.
Moffe,t a Hudson are shut down
at 2.350 feet northwest Of southwest
IN ?S.l9-t2
Wooster Oil company has rig
northwest OF southwest ur northeast
In S8-i2-l2.
| : Angie Texas company are shut
down at assoc feet northeast OF
northwest in 3S.l1-l'.
Anglo Texas company has rig on
| ground In center of southeast OF
/ northwest IN S3-l2-l2.
Black oil company Is shut down
at 2,3I5 feet in ccntcr ot the east
line OF northeast ~ northwest OF
northeast IN 3a-ie-i2.
y. II. Black ~ shut down at i25
| feet In Coutcr Of tho south linc OF
lsoutheast of southwest in 3A-12-l2,
/ T.. X. Black is shut down at 2T33
feet In the center OF southeast Of
southwest in SA-l2-l2.
w. II. Pine is drilling at ~ feet
southwest OF southwest IN 35-l2-l2 ..
i Baltimore ~ drilling at zoo feet
northeast Of northwest OF northeast
In l3-l2-1i.
Wooster OH company is shut down
lat 1850 feet southwtst OF northeast
OF northwest In l6-l2-ll
Young and others arc shut down
southeast of northeast lu l5-l2-ll.
| fll has Tll
southwest OF northeast OF southwest
In 24-l2-ii,
J. Marklc and others arc shut
down at a,32b feet northwest oi
southeast OF southwest in 2ill2-ll l.
GLADYS Belle IL shut down At g..
$50 feet northwest OF southeast IN
2i-12-l1.
Kowaneo Development COMPANY
Is drilling at $500 feet I'm center OF
the north line of southwest uf north
-, west in 31-l2-l1,
Eimblcy q. Il n. Co. In undcr'
rcnming at 2,25o feet northwcst cl
: southeast of northeast In 9-i2-l2,
GLADYS Belle is drilling at 200 fee
y southwcst of southwest In l3-i2-li
J W. Il. Dnvis and others IN san,
: at from 2.260 feet 20 2,262 fee
y SOUTHEAST of southeast In lt-l2-l2
W. X. Davis anJ others have rij
lin center OF south line southeast .
2 southeast in la-12-l2.
" W. II. Davis and others have III
y on ground In center of south line g
u southeast of southeast Ia l4-l2-12.
Newman has rig on ground south
y west OF southeast In l6-l2-l2.
L. Newman has rig southwest q
southeast Of northwest In lg-l2-l.
q Cosmos OH company Is drilling u
h baler at $500 feet to drill deeper I
l. 2.70O feet In center of the east lin
" of northwest OF northwest In l9-l.
II2.
|. Lucky Tiger OH company is SHIT
20 down at 300 feet in center {
ID southeast OF southeast In i9-12-l'
l. y. q. X Gas Co. IL drilling at 2.6l
feet In center OF the south lin
northwest OF southeast in l6-l1-l
4. o. Sc Gas Co. is fishing at 2,lC
feet in center of east lint northwei
OF southeast In l6-lt-1l.
i. =. g. Gas Co. In drilling at q!
" y. feet southwest OF southeast in 1911
II.
u, Kingwood Oil company is drillir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Magma Oil and Refining
COMpnny's Usage OperatiOns

The Magma Oil & Rening Co. shoi
No. in the northeast of 27-14-S.
and the we'll is flowing by heads and
Is estimated for a 1o0-barrel
pumper.
The same company's No. 4 got the
Bartlesville sand at 3,322 and is
now flowing at the rate OF about
$50 barrels daily. The company
has timbers on the ground for No.
3 and No. 6. both offsets to Carter
OIL company's well to the east.
From all indications this lease
bids fair TO be all good for the Bart
lesvilla sand, and will no doubt
prove to be one of the best buys OF
the recent Usage sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. S24l ". II PECK Residence z442

weather that IL apparently spread
all over the United states. there Is "A
distinct improvement In the demand
for gasoline, and II, on the other
hand the weather turns cold In the
mid-continent field, IL will mean
distinct loss In daily runs from the
wells, In fact, a falling off OF at
least 25 per cent of the total.
1t would appear therefore, that
the Mid Continent field is abso-
lutely safe as far as danger OF de-
cline In price IL concerned, and this
IL doubly true because oil men have
become much wiser as the years 10
by, and are not urging a cut IN
price by profligate drilling, but on
the other hand, are shutting down
with one accord.
New York papers arc quoting the
Tulsa World along this line, and
especially with reference in Mex
, leo. where the produltion Is falling
| off on account of tho water en-
croachmeut, and today's arrival os
| the Tampico Tribune, SAYS that the
| Buokley's Well No. ON the ia
nous lot No. ia. Chlnampa. Ia a
water well, and the largest pro-
duter for the entire week In the
Panuco field. known as Harmon
/ Nv a. anu oNIlfU IVY lilp NltAlNo=
Boston Leasing company, is good
for $4,000 barrels. The well is near
tho famous Harmon No. !. which
started at double the size OF the No.
3.
But more than all. tho situation
looks good because It II only so
days hence that the spring trade
VIII start, and no well can be com
pletcd In many parts or the mid
continent field in less time than
that with spring the demand IL
ESTIMATED by experts az likely to he
25 per cent greater than a year ago
when all records were broken.
A year ago now. II was pointed
out in the World, that tho time was
ripe FOR making contracts for a
spring supply of gasoline. and one
of the largest associations copied
this and sent II out to all members
who by the way. were mostly Job
bers of refined products, and |,
turned out to he absolutely true, and
gasoline was much higher In Jan.
uary than In December.
OF course. after all II is a ono
mans game, and that particular
man is Just now looking over the
mid-continent field and mis- esti.
mate of probable production. to-
gether with the temper of the oi
men, VIII rule the situation. Thi,
refers to Walter G. Teagle, president
OF the Standard OF New Jersey, VIII,
IL M much the ruling factor as h,
ever was before the dissolution o
the Standard OIL organization
The chances are that II Is Just ri
well that this ie so. because it Law
the responsibility absolutely will
Mr.. TeaEle; and when II comes to
cut in price. after the oil men, an,
especially the big concerns hav
/, lust completed a most disastrou
/, drilling campaign in Texas
|. would be most hazardous under
taking. and no man can say hov
:, high the price would have to be 40
to ever get things going again, one
> that the market showed a sign o
weakness here.<
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Skeiiy Oil Company Gets
TIuO Good Ones at HelTitt

Skelly oil company's Carney NO
/, in the southeast corner OF the east
half OF the southeast of the south
west Of 15-4s-2w. is finished al
1910 feet and IL flowing 900 barrels
dail4 Its Cruce No. /, in the center
OF the northeast of the northwest
Of the northeast Of 16-4s-2w, is com =
pleted at 1,520 feet, and IL flowing
45O barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

i'm sand at from 2.tS0 feet 20 2,iSS
feet in is.ll-ll.
kingwood oil company Is scttirg
3 8-l6 casing Southvcg OF north
west OF southeast In l6-ll-ll.
kingwood oil company Is drilling
nt 2.5S2 feet northeast ot southeast
tn l6-ll-ll,
kingwood OF company has tct
: 3-tg casing center of east limo
northeast Of southeast In t6.ll.tl.
klngwuod oil company is fishing
at 2.dS2 feet northeast of southeast
IN lk-ll.ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
-, vARxrr QUOTATIONS.
Tulsa Claims This
Opern Singer

MI. Madeline Kettle. who sang
parl.,.. Tor the Can Carlo opera
ron,r..IIv yesterday afternoon at the
rai'u.,. is undoubtedly the most
,aleptrI young opera singer that
has ct.r been heard In Tulsa: and
mat q, The consensus OF opinion OF
ON music lovers that heard her.
lie ,oico IL superb, her acting
vas ,1u best that has ever been seen
ia th.t section, and her beauty is
Don. .Nl to look at.
SWr low claim Miss Kettle FOR
Tulsl az her brother Charles r..
KoilN. lis one of the most promi-
ncut young oil men In this section
and a conner"
Mis-. Kettle will give a treat to
those that hear her in ber Carmen
performance tonight, singing tho
psrt ~ Micaela and saturday after
noon I'm tho Tales OF Hoffman.
Miss Kettle says that Tulsa IL one
Of tho most beutiful cities, that she
has yet visited. and hopes to come
here often, not only to visit her
friends, but To sing for them again.
Market Conditions Improving
with tho marvellous autom obilo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Charles F. Noble ActiUe

The Charles +. Noble Oil Gas
Co. reports very active month for
with a total of go cars
of manufactured products. shipped
from their plant at Burkburnett.
Texas and Quay. Okla. There was
1IS gars of gasoline, col cars Of
keroseen, s5 cars OF raw casinghead
gasoline, I cArs of absorption gaso-
line, and 119 cars of fuel oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Big Well at Desden,0na

The Gulf Production company
brought In q 3.000-barrel producer
In their No. 9 Moore, near the town
OF Dcsdemona. in Eastland county.
Texas. The top ofthe lime was
found at a,230 feet and 1t was drill
eu TO a total depth of 3.345 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
4 ,VSuEU AT 1.3OO FEET.

Aud an estimated two to three
hundred barrel well within 400 yards.
Would largo acreage on favorable
terms, including drilling, interest
your have nothing to sell, can
turn Il for you direct. Act quick,
this is not being overlooked by
others. can close deal for respon-
sible parties. on receipt of letter
stating will carry me for small in
terest, II you make deal, and consid-
er confidential, will arrange personal
interview and give details in fun.
They are interesting. Address box
NJ, care OF Tho Worid.-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

To Whom II May ConCern:--My
property comprising the Sie Of NEh
See. l9-i4-li. Okmulgce' county is
herewith withdrawn from sale .and
this cancels any authority verbal or
written to anyone TO offer said prop
erty j. NJ. Averbrook.--A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
In the kanOiu Pool

w. A. DUNCAN is still fishing at
600 feet on his test in the Kanola
pool. in 25-207. At ono time they
had four strings of tools in the hole.
but 1t IL looking now as IL they will
get to drilling again shortly. This
ought to make a big one, with so
much trouble encountered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

Gladys Belle company is drilling
at $50 feet northeast of southeast OF
northeast in 2S-l2-l2.
Emerald Oil company has made
location northeast OF northeast In
23-l2-12.
70. IL G. company has rig north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-(:asing all sizes new.
ed line pipe and tubing. We
6uy used casing. abandoned lines
and wells. Goodman & Ringold, 325
Central Bank, Tulsa, Usage 9564.
VS5.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
SUPERINTENDENT.

Wanted. position az field superin-
tendent: haze had 13 years expert
ence in oklahoma fields; thoroughly
competent: open for position Decem-
Der. Very best reference as to
ability, Address B-3O0, care of The
World--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Ha,c Coed showing Northeast Of
Skiatock

r. +. McCarty and others have
900 feet Of oil in the hole. from
sand found al l,b25 feet, and only
a foot and ouc-half in the pay, in
their test In the northwest OF
the northeast Of 7-2t-l3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

Auditor Of an OIL Company desires
20 connect with an expanding COM
pnny first of year. Best of refer
ences. Address Box 9Si-A care or
ld.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

viii give quarter interest in so
acre lease, Slick field, for use Of
casing. Well now drilling. Usage
S0bs or I4lS. Call Davis.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
OIL AND GAS
leases - supple, - Production. Etc.
Wanted Position.

Young man with II years expert
encc In oil office. Thoroughly ia =
milar with locations and conditions
IN different parts OF midcontinent
field. Right man for individual pro-
Queer Of small company. Address
Sob, care of The World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

cd q line into the ncld that viii take
5000 barrels OF oh daily, and thus.
In addition to the lines already w.
operation and about to start. VIII
rcIiryr tho situation entirely. II 10
good ucws. as some ut the operators
might immediately begin Offering
ul below the market it there W't'
uo chance TO sell DO to tho mpo
lines
Harry ~. Thorpe. who was tor
mcuN with the oklahoma Natdio
G1s company has started ir huSi
moss uu nus own hook. ana VIII op'u
offices nt Slpulpa, aud VIII tt'rA
with him the best Wishrs ut q lds'E
number W friends lic VIII spo'ihl
/ l1r uu Crcck county acreage.
L. a.. Nccly. who ramc from h,H
I homo No saint Mtrys, OHIO, to at
t,ud tho funeral ut John tIuNrl %
/ hcrr vet and viii stay uutu SUNDAY
/ MI NyvN was one OF the oilL'ih
orgaulsoIs ut the Iron Mountain ON
company when It began operations
/ 300 the midcontiuCut Held IN lHO".
/ and fucls the loss uf hs nephew
John clover very much indeed, and
s,Nt "i,hn Glover WAS one uf Inv
/ hest mon that over bad charge ~
Iluy COMPANY ho was very Keen Ia
! his business transactions, aud hhd
! IA, ,nurc confidence ut every mcm-
hcr ot the company IN anything thol
ho did lie made all the deals ana
closed them up with perfect lihcrp
at any time, and feel that ia" IRON
Mountain Oil company m losing HIM
has lum "A very great asset We are
all glad that his family WAS lcll
Iamply provided FOR We have MOI
made any arrangements as to VINO
lhlH 4ucccwor may be Mr. NorN
is one of the democratic leaders IN
tho stato ot ohio, ana announces
that he Ia still q democrat, That u
saving "a great deal sinco Harding
carried the state by about million
majority Mr.. Nicely states that the
story that was current during the
campaigu that Cox had never run
against IIardlng. but that judge
Judsou X. Harmon, who was n mom-
her of the cleveland cabinet was The
one who defeated Harding when he
ran for governor, and not Cox. Ht
saws II ann not apologizing Tor Mr.
Cox at that, for I don't have to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

,JOR SALE:--1-2O undivided in
9est in lease mile from Usage
Washington Co. Drilling contract let.
1850, Address Box Job, care World.
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
Producers & Refiners
DRILLING in

The Producers g. Refiners corpor-
alton are drilling in today on their
Osa ae well IN 3l-26-7' This well
made 400 or 500 barrels Vat only a
few feet In the pay which was topped
at 2,S90 feet. A report OF its pro-
duction il being looked for with
interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE:--Star rig and drilling
outfit complete. almost new: $4,000.
Address Box lib, care World
Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
NOVICE.

Man, 13 years garage experience.
would like TO hear from oil company
contemplating opening garage. I
nave all necessary equipment and
tools II interested. call Usage sos
Tor appointment.-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

For your depletion and tax prob
lens, accounting and systematizng.
call Carl l.. Rice, c. =. A., SIT Ken
ned" Bldg. Phone Cedar 297.--
Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

South OF Bcggs.
The Texas company's No. on
its fec. in the northwest corner
Of the northeast of the southwest OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-28
CHOLERA SPREADING
IN WESTERN CHINA

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-As a result
OF the frequent movements OF
Chinese troops in Szchuan province.
West China. cholera has been spread
more extensively recently than in the
last 90 years. This is the opinion OF
Prof. Daniel S. Dye. Of West China
Union university. expressed in a
letter 70 Rev. w. r. Taylor. a rep
resentative of the American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society in China,
now on furlough here.
The disease has caused great raw
ages I'm Tungchwan. Chungking and
and Chengtu as well as many OF the
smaller villages, Americans and Eu-
ropeans are virtually immune. Prof
Dye said, due largely 10 the unusual
precautions observed by them in the
preparation OF food and IN the mat
ter OF hygiene and diet
The first graduates of the uni
versity medical school, who recently
received their diplomas, are serving