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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Real Estate Agents
Sued for Failure to
Sell Listed Property

Judgment for $4,000 profit
which could have been made on tho
resale of 25O acres Of land IN sec
tion i6-21-l3, Tulsa county, and
In addition $500 paid on the prop
erty under the Contrdc. Of pur-
chase. was asked In a suit filed ia
district court Friday by Ralph J..
Kigtlor against Frank Iadlcy aud
III. y. King.
kistler >etairr ina; the defend
ants, representing themselves to
have authority ~ sell the prop
orty greed on price Of $4,000
which kistlcr contracted to pay
should tho agents deliver good IT,
tie. II Is said that after HHdlCy
and King learned the property was
Of u greater value than had b en-
quoted to kistlcr. the defendants
refused to return the $500 paid
by kistler TO bind the contract OF
gale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30

Dr. u. w. Dickason. ostoopath,
! Usage l64.--AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Got Everything She Asked
at Peace Table; Has a
Purpose in League
TARIFF WILL HELP u. S.
Iowa Governor Thinks Proper
Laws Will Return States
TO a Firm Foundation y

To crowd Of approximately 750
,,,n and women, Governor w. l..
harding OF Iowa last night declared
.hs, senator Warren q. Harding will
no elected. and that IL Is UP TO Okla
hcma and the first congressional
district to elect United STAGES SEN
stor and congressman that VIII back
Kim up--men who are unaltei ably
nnpoycd 20 the covenant of the
hague Of nations as IT now stands
and who will not submit to a sac
rifico of American ism to European
diplomacy.
Auditorium Filled Up.
The municipal auditoium. in
,oith the meeting was held. was en-.
,Nalv filled. and many persons stood
I, the hallway Just outside The audi
,otIum doors through Harding's ud-
dress Tho crowd was enthusiastic
and applauded frequently and loud
~
Governor Harding is "A pleasant
sneaker. and orator, and a man that
understands the affairs of govern
rcnt thoroughly That much was
shown by his talk, which, although
II lasted nearly two hours. did not
grow tiresomo. He has strong per-
sonaii,y, a pleasant smile, a half
humorous satire, and forceful
method Of delivery that takes with
his audiences.
Talks at Ciarcmore. Collins,illc.
His train was five hours late FRI
day He was to have arrived over
the Frico at 1880 o'clock in the NOR
ming. but due to tho washout OF a
bridge near Ninita was unable TO
arrive on time. Headed by Mayor
T y. Evans. chairman OF the rccep-
tion committee and meeting, sever
nj local republicans motorcd to
Claremorc, met the governor. re-.
turned via Collinsvillc and held q
meeting there that taxed the Capa-
city of CollinSyi' IS largest theatcr.
Shortly afterwaVJ, the party came
on to Tulsa. Governor Harding will
60 10 Bartlesville this morning at 3
o'clock and deliver an address there
IN the afternoon.
The governor declared during his
address last night that to enter the
league of nations means the taking
up OF a new government by the Uni
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30

Rut we hold 20 strict accounting for
the gricvanccS aud failure ot two
years Of peace. We must set our
own house In order and make our
contribution to the stabiliaatlon and
rehabilitation of the world civiliza-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

] When I arr6ved the pastor was cook 1 ng his own dinner. | Rev. Brunk called attention to a life sized painting of his wife on the wall of their living room. That is a good picture of her." he said. as he sat and gazed on it thought fully.
 Alfred. the 16-year- old son. explains that he is ready to help dad keep house.
 'There is one thing I would like to be under1tood' said the lad. '"That is that there is not one breath of scan dal on either side. I believe they will be back together soon-they are very fond of each other.''
 The three jurors have virtually the same comment to make, regarding their service.
 We have done what We thought right. We have tried to be friends and neighbors' in more than just name.'
 During the war Rev. Brunk served with the '. M. C. A. in France.
 And the little town of Liverpool, with it's 1900 eople, huns approval over the BrunlSs' way out of family troubles that only the Brunks can really understanr.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
THE FINAL ABNER
 DAVIS SYNDICATE
We have the Properties-We Have the Oii--We Have Refineries-We
 Have Money-We Will Win

You are invited to put your money in with me and share in the results.
 Here are some of the big things you share in:
 Half interest in proven 20 acre Drill mig Contract nearest the Bell discovery we'll This is without doubt sure shot for many good wells from the 65o- foot Bell sand This lease occupies the same relative position on the anti cline as the Bell well. The oil from this lease alone should easily return all the money invested and also pay good dividends from month to month.
 Half interest in the Refinery and the land in fee that is being built adjoining the new Irabell townsite near the Bell well. The Santa Fe railway runs through this property. The first unit of this refinery is all complete and ready to set up for operation under contract to begin making gasoline within 30 days The profits from this refinery at the source of the crude supply where there is a ready market for all the products at prices above the market should prove big thing for all investors. This will be the only refinery for hundreds of miles in all directions and our products will com mand a big premium because of a saw ing in freight both on the crude and refined product.
 This refinery will be operated under the Abner Davis System making our standard Pyrdmlu OTdnuS- OnS-ndH interest going to this Syndicate
 Half interest in another drilling con- tract also on the Bell Anticline.
 Half interest in 80 acres in fee sim pie carrying the oil and mineral rights in the section adjoining the Citizens the standpoint of location on the known structure.
 Half interest in 160 acres in fee simple also carrying the oil rights in T &,-so v1,fo garded as an excellent location for big deep wells.
 Half interest in another tract of 1000 acres also near drilling operations in Pecos county, regarded as immensely valuable for its potential oil possi- bilities.
 Half interest in certain other prop critics now under option, the details about which cannot be made public at this time.
 gathering facilities to be established in the Pecos field.
 Half interest in a large block of checkerboarded leases in one of the greatest new oil fields in my judg- ment. that will be found in Texas. This lease is as yet. what must be classed as wildcat territory. These properties are to be held to await de- velopment by other companies.
 Half interest in the contract for a supply of crude oil and the marketing arrangement. This contract should prove immensely profitable without any outlay whatever to us.
 In addition to all of these extremely valuable and large properties, I am prepared to lease outright, direct to each investor, one acre for each $20.00 furnished, or five acres for each $1o0. this acreage will be given in the form of a bonus and in addition to all the other interests in which each Syndi- cate member shares pro -rata.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Rev. Brunk and his wife went to-
 Gether to Justice of the Peace Joi-
 sen for advice. He suggested that
 thes Brunks' own neiehbors settle the problem.
 It was decided that three friends should sit on the jury hear both sides of the case and hand down a decision which both Brunk and his wife agreed 10 abide by.
 Pastors ParIor Is Court"
 The hearing took place in the parlor of the clerzymans home. While the three children of the Brunk family. University; Alfred. 16, a student in high school, and Clifford, :, waiting in the dining room; Rev. and Mrs. Brunk told their stories.
 First they were questioned separately and then a joint hearing was held. Lillian was called to testify. Daddy nd mother cannot seem to agree on some things" was all she would say.
 Then the neighbors deliberated alone and pronounced their decision: that the couple would be-for the time being, at least-bette- off apart.
 The next day MT. and Mrs. Brunk called to ether at the office of George B. Do1sen and signed an agreement upon the terms of their situation The
 
 their youngest son, Clifford, and go to live witt her bachelor brother. John Battle of Pensacola, Fla.
 Her husband was to pay her 5000 $500 to be raised by placing mort gage on the Brunk homestead and $500 in cash at once.
 Prepare Last Supper
 After signing the agreement the couple returned 70 the Brunk home where Mrs. Brunk prepared the sup per. She strengthened up their little home and then left on the midnight train. accompanied by her little son and her brother
 ''I believe that our neighbors ar rived at the right decision-at least for the time being" says Rev. Brunk. "lt is probably the best and most sen. sihIe way out of Ynisundersfandinnsn
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
OIL WELL EXPECTED TO
 PRODUCE WITHOUT PUMP

Special to the Dallas News
 PECOS. Texas, April 10.-That the Bell well may develop into a flowing we'll instead of a bumper is the expec- tation of many who have watched the activities of the discovery well of the Pecos field on the pump during the last week.
 The we'll has been growing stronger each day and runs practically the same rate after the pump is stopped as it did on the beam. More gas was in evidence toward the latter part of the week.
 The we'll has steadily pumped it's thirty-six barrels each hour when put on, the pump and the pumping periods were heightened intof two and three hours twice each day during the latter part of the week
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
LET PROFITS PAY

You can take out a Consolidated Syndicate membership and receive a share of s1,0oo on the following easy terms:
 You can pay s10 cash and s1o monthly until you have paid s10o in cash.
 You can pay ,s20 cash and s20 monthly until you pay $100, or you can pay the whole s100 cash and re- ceive your full thousand dollar mem bership. You can then. allow your profits to be applied on the payment of the balance of your s1,0O0 member ship until it is paid up in full-then. of course, all profits on the whole thousand dollar share will be paid di- rect to you.
 The bonus of acres on each s1Oo paid in, can only be given you on the money paid in during the first 90 days, because 1t will be impossible for me to secure the acreage with which to make good this bonus later, because prices are advancing so rapidly that it will be out of the question to get an acre anywhere near drilling opera tions even at s20 cash per acre.
 Listen: Here is the thing for you to do rE
 You can reserve your membership now.
 You can make payment on same, S10, S20 or S1e0, then I will know how many members will be in the Con- solidated Syndicate, and I can take advantage of my options and definitely secure the acreage to cover the bonus of acre for each $20 you are to pay in cash.
 This will give you the full member ship-give you the full pro-rata inter est in all the Consolidated Syndicate holdings and profits and in addition thereto give you the 5-acre bonus on each hundred dollars you agree to pay in cash. whether you pay all cash or take the easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
THE KIND OF A SYNDICATE YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO
 BE A STOCkHOLDER IN

When I tell you that truth is the foundation upon which my business has avon its packers, ten thousand strong. I have no fear that anyone can discredit this statement.
 When I tell you that my business was founded upon merit point to the record of success
 When tell you that the Abner Davis organizations are being "operated on honor," I point you to the record and the results.
 And now. when I tell you to get in the game, play the Pecos field with me to win, I tell you what I believe to be the truth when I say the Con solidated Syndicate has the chance to win the thousand -to-one you have long waited for.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
How to Win in Oil

Put your money in on the ground floor basis.
 Get in at the start of a big enter prise.
 Buy leases and grow with the field.
 Scatter your holdings in line with future development.
 Bet on the man just you would on a horse race or baseball game. It takes a man to win.
 Make up your mind to win-but also steady yourself for the jolt if you lose.
 Think for yourself. If you feel in your own heart you are right you do yourself untold harm to allow someone else to sway you from your own better impulses.
 Don't ask outsiders what to do, no one can give you better advice than your own inner feeling will point out to you.
 Action alone gets results
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
THE DAVIS SYSTEM IN PECOS
 BIG AND STRONG

This is the system and management that enables Abner Davis to virtually gain control of the Trans -Pecos oil country.
 The Abner Davis system of refinery provides for having a complete refin- cry ready to move to a new field the minute there is oil in commercial quantity to supply.
 The Abner Davis system of drilling and oil production provides for having rigs and continent with competent men ready to move at an hours notice.
 The Abner Davis system of syndi- eating and financing is always ready for instant action by getting on the ground where big things are to be done and then promptly calling on the Abner Davis packers everywhere for the funds to carry forward the big de- velopments.
 It is this system and preparedness to grasp opportunities at the psyco- logical moment that enables the public to join with a great developer and organizer and reap the big profits to be had by those who get in on the ground floor of big enterprises. The Consoli- dated Syndicate, the last and most far reaching of the Abner Davis organiza- tions, offers the small investor that long looked for chance to win a thou sand dollars for every one invested at the start.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
-------- TELEGRAM
Abner Davis.

PecOS, IeXits, ApfI IF. Abner Davis.
 Fort Worth.
 The Bell well after being on tho pump day after day last week shows stronger than ever Flowing and pumping 30 to 10 barrels an hour. Other wells going down fast Abner Davis No. 1 spudded in today. Work started on refinery site. Santa Fe inn proving track and putting in switch. The Pecos field the millionaire maker and you are certainly in here strong.
 SADLER
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
Abner Davis, Big Texas Operator,
 Shows Speed and Control

The same old principle will hold good. Every man or woman who furnishes me a dollar. or a thousand dollars, will receive an exact and pro rata in- terest in all that their money will en- title them to receive, and will share accordingly in the results
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
THE 1000 TO i SHOT FINALLY
 COMES MY WAY AT PECOS,

As usual. it matters not how good the snap may be, my friends and packers are given the first opportunity. The principle and foundation upon which my success has been builded will con- tinue as the guiding principle for all time.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Now that I already>nave the money in hand or in sight to insure carrying out that they can be taken care of for d large interest with only a small cash be made monthly and with a further chance of having their profits applied toward paying out the Dig end of their subscriptions
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
JURY IF NEIGHbORS DEGREES SEPARATI0H IF PASTOR AHID WIFE.
By HAL COCHRAN N- E. A. Staff Correspondcnt

LIVERPOOL, \. '. A selected Jury Of three neighbors has dec.ded .nat the Rev. w. W. Brunk. pastor oi the Flrst Methodist church. and his vie, vie, whom he married 22 years ago shall separate.
 AS was agreed before the meeting Was called, the pastor and his wifi signed the decision and have separated
 Unable to settle their domestic
 troubles themselves, and not wish
 Ing an airing in thc divorce court,
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
FIVE ACRES BONUS


 Then in addition to all of these bene- fits you receive outright a lease on , acres with each $100 you subscribe to the Consolidated Syndicate, this lease Is in promising territory but of course away from present development But the lease is all yours to do with as you please and it is the plan of the Syndicate to help in the developrnent of its holdings which will enhance the value of your lease and perhaps prove it's value or make you many thou sands of dollars
 The Consolidated Syndicate is sen arate and distinct from any other or ganization. The money invested by this Syndicate will be for the benefit of all its members on a free profit sharing basis.
 In order that no one may be con- fused the following details are given: The Abner Davis system of refiner- ies known as the First National will own one-ha1f interest in the refinery in the Pecos field. The Consolidated Syndicate will own the other half.
 ONE MANAGEMENT
 The Abner Davis Trustee plan will cooperate on similar basis in tho drilling campaign; in other words the whole Abner Davis man to man profit sharing idea is one of cooperation First the public cooperate in financing the diffirent enterprises, then these different Abner Davis organizations cooperate with each other for mutual profit but at very great reduction in overhead expenses because of the Abner Davis trusteeship being operated under one management.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Georgie's been on the stage for 1s i years.
 Priscilla Deans "The Virgin of Stamboul,'' is now showing at the Broadway This story Of Turkish i harems. wild knights and fights, with a touch of paprika thrown in, is a thriller.
 Connie Talmadge has completed an original picture by John Emerson and Anita Loos This is entitled '.The Love Expert" and Connie takes the part of a girl who knows so much about love she thinks it, eats it. drinks 1t and loves it. It's the funniest picture Emerson and Loos ever turned out.
 ."The Ouija Board" a meller- dram mer thriller by Crane Wilbur. is on at the Bijou theater. It tells of a grafter who sets himself up in business as one who can receive messages from the other world One of the messages he receives from this world causes the trouble.
 Arthur Guy Empey of "Over the Top'' fame, is now an honest to- good ness motion picture star. His latest comedy drama entitled Oil" was screened privately recent wand it Is dandy production.
 Two leap year productions hit Broad
 way this week. One was the stage
 show, "AIrs Jimmie Thompson which
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
PRIVILEGES GIVEN OUT

If you reserve the $1,000 ConSoii- dated Syndicate membership and pay $100 cash you get 5-acre lease as a bonus.
 The same rule applies whether $200 cash or any other amount you get the acre bonus with each $20. If you take one or more of the S1.000 memberships and pay S1o0 cash on each, with the understanding the balance is to be paid up out of profits from the syndicate operations, and if later on you prefer not to Day out the full amount, you can cancel your unpaid balance on each membership. take paid-up membership certificate for the full amount of cash you have paid in and have your profits come direct to you instead of being applied to paying out the balance on your membership.
 In this way you are sure of mem bership. You are sure of the bonus acreage and you 'can later decide whether to let your Consolidated Syn dicate membership grow into the s1,000 value or take the profits yourself as they accrue.
 The object of this feature is to give you the largest possible opportunity at this time when a little money will go long way toward getting big re- suits, but giving you the big oppor- tunity with the smallest possible cash outlay at the start.
 It is important to get the full mem pershfp quickly. It is important to get the largest number of acres pos- slble under my present options and contracts to purchase while I can take advantage of the low price.
 It is important to get as much cash in hand promptly as can be had be- cause it will enable us to lay the foun- dation and get work started on a big scale and it is my hope to make this the greatest strike because it offers by far the greatest opportunity, both in volume of possibilities and in return that may be expected
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Rated as a. milestone in film his tory is .Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde,' in film form and in which John Barry more is starred at the Rivoli. The way the movies have construed Robert Louis Stevenson's work would even de- light that great author and give him thrills besides.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Another movie that's hitting well with New Workers is Ivan Abramson's latest, "A Child for Sale.' In this pie ture the producer takes a rap at gouging landlords in way that al- most makes the audience forget the sad tale and shout with glee.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
HOW TO WIN
PAY THE OIL GAME WITH ME-
 MAN TO MAN.

Study the Consolidated Syndicate Plan. Join at the start where your dollars can grow big and fast and profits may mean a thousand to one.
 Join in at the start with the man who does things-who knows the game
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

opened Monday night at the Princess and the other is April Folly" being shown at the Capitol.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
Bl9'6aa1way 9a
BY PAUL M. SARLAN

NEW YORK-Anita Stewart in ''The Fighting Shepherdess," almost brought her Sheepland fight into the Strand theater lobby this week when an army of New Workers tried to see Anita 8 latest at the same time. This is erob- ably the best picture Anita ever made.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
NOTICE

The Consolidated Syndicate is q sep arate and definite syndicate that will be composed Of those who become its members and the amount of money it will have to operate with depends upon the number of members who join. The amount of the property we will acquire also depends upon the amount of money that is furnished and this is the thing I am asking you to tell me now-HOW MUCH MONEY WILL YOU FURNISH?
 Join with me now or never if you want to get in on the ground floor at the very beginning of great deve1- opment campaign in the future great oil field of Texas.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
COLOR INTRODUCED
 IN WEDDING GOWNS

Bridal gowns of this spring are de- parting from the conventional white of other seasons. Fashionable modistes are introducing bits of colr. either in flesh color yelling or chiffon under some dainty fabric or pale colored flowers instead of orange blossoms.
 Many of the gowns are cut in En- pire style and feature white net cov- cred with beading in contrast with tiny crystals.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Georgie Price is the 1S-year- old sen- sation of New York this week. At the Riverside and Royal he is doing his impersonations of Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor, Eddie Foy, Pat Rooney and a score of others in a way that makes sophisticated New Workers grasp.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION
Fairness to All and Pro Rata Sharing
 According to investment

When you place your small invest ment through Abner Davis as trustee in the Consolidated Syndicate your money secures the largest possible representation. It goes in on the early ground floor basis when big holdings were acquired with little money and you share pro-rata accord ingiy in cheap leases, in higher priced acreage and deeded land and your money also begins active work in a constructive and productive way be- cause you share in the refinery already under construction. You share in the drilling campaign already under way and in the enhanced values of all Con- sOffdata6 Svudicofa haI6fpoS
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Ireland has learned to eat oatmeal in larger quantities than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Does Something Never Done Before
 First time in history for one man to ship in one train drilling rigs. casing for wells, pipe line material, storage tanks, pumps and a complete refinery with houses and even a supply store, beds and camp equipment-everythin for producing and refining oil.
 This remarkable accomplishment within ten days shows almost the same genius for organization found in gov ernment movement in war times
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Two leap year productions hit Broad way this week. One was the stage show, Mrs. Jimmie Thompson which