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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

D'Annunzio's cashier having
fled with one million francs, we
are fully prepared to semm
Fiume over it.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Russia for the Reds" is a
slogan in which the Department
of Justice has heartily concurred
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Well. anyway it seems whole
lot near to May Day after Christ
mas.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Now that we've gotten rid of
red liquor lets do the same with
the red agitators.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Watch the Favorite Sons jostle
each other in the well known
front page columns.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Well. the time has arrived for
all OF MS to take the count. "
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

And they are going to buy the
park, Murray.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

All communications should be
addressed to the Herald Publishing Co.
Persons wishing return of mss, must in
all cases enclose stamps.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

In our opinion, General Wood,
wouldn't do at all.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Article X seems to be the un-
known quantity, all right.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Is the Peerless Leader going
up for the Fourth Round?
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-09

Subscription $3.50 Year in Advance

Entered as Second Glass Matter April
3. 1914, at the Post Office at Roanoke
RAPIDS. North Carolina, under Act OF
March 8, 1879.
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Friday, January 9, 1920

Swat the Red.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
iP E r EGRIN o..
PROSA RITMADA

Peregrino, peregrino sonador, que
te lanzas por las sehdas de la vida per,
siguiendo un ensuefio luminoso, que los
hombres no comprenden, no desmayes
en- tu empei5o, no vaciles un instante
sigue altivo tu sendero con los oios
siempre fjos en- las glorias ,sidera1es
del Oriente de tus suefios.
Siembra rosas. peregrino, siembra ro
sas la vera del camino. Rosas blan.
cas- como perlas, rosas palidas de amor,
albas rosas cuya esencia perfumada
cante himnos armoniosos la Gloria y
al Amor.
AL cruzar por los zarzales de la vida
deja una honda estela de ammonia, de
ia el ritno mas vibrante de tn alma vi
sionaria, deja Ell rayo mas ardiente
de la estrella que te guia y eI giron mas
candoroso del azll de tus nesueiios. =.
Vuelca> el anfora dorado de tu tierno
corazon. Yuelva ell anfora celeste de
ftus mobiles sentimientos. Dale al mum
do la labrada y bella copa que contie-
ne ell milagroso vino del Amor. Nunca
divides que ALI ginen tus herrnanos,
que ALI lloran y padecen, que ALI su-
fren y sollozan, siempre envue1tos en- Ell
manto misterioso del dolor... We, poe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

yes perd6n del geno
dndo las leys la estabdad de las
cosas
CEn nuestro conceptO la Ley Civil de prin
cpios reg parcuares regular los dere
chos deberes ces pevenen los dahOs
uicios Las ley soberana sobrana por vounad
legislative las leyes Las dos Ell msmo instan Pc
para que yountad legislative pueda las eyes ene
poseer pode ceado poder creador ene
acance nrsdiciona soberano Pmeramente la ley la
mpona el mes fuerte estas yes mpuesas ell mas
fuerte orgen soberana opinion la
Modfcado principle derechodel fer
po de la uer del derecho pOder soberano de es
hoy sueO restriction la de otr0 obeFano pder La ley
po suprema Jurisdiction que soberana
de aarca jurisdiction question territorial
question lie e 81 ell pals absoluamen oberano jurs
dicci6n de pals para hace ees xiende odo terrific
rio poder legislative 81 pals parciamente
berano los derntes Estados la Union
rsdiccdn legislative Estado parcamene
pucde yes que afecten
de naci6n 81 pals dpendena poer legislative
10 tene. es delegado; ejemplo, Puerto Rico
Poder Legoro de poder legislative Puerto
Congeso Americana ley apro-
bada - de ab 1900 denonada poveer temporal
de rentas Gobrno Civil para
fes Po e Art 40 icha ley
Unido de- America nombr6 encaTgada
Pillar las ore regfan
hola gobierno itar Coms6n, preo
as las uerza intelectua pals pOrtorqueno proce6
encomen iendo coms6n ntegrada por
Joseph e DAILY Mr.. Don Lopez
tarde 81 de 1901 Asamblea Legislative
los pOders confedOsa ley uamada
eua eeci6n eableefa as ordenanzas de Puerto Rice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
Banquete en honor del Sc
cretario de Estado, Colby

La pr6xima partida del Secretario
de Estado Colby con destino la
America del Sur, fue motive de
una deliciosa reunion social en- Ell
edifcio de Id Union Panamericana en-
la noche del viernes, IL de noviem-
bre. Su Excelencia el Doctor Jacobo
Varela, Ministro del Uruguay, fue Ell
anfitrion del esplendido banquete da-
do en- honor del senior Colby, que
pronto correspondents a la vista que
el Presidente Baltasar Brum del Uru-
quay hizo este pals el mes de agos-
to de 1918.
Entire los convidados contabanse
varios miembros del gabinete guber-
native v del cuerpo diplomatico, al
tos funcionarios del Departamento de
,Estado, ell Director General de la
Union Panamericana, distinguidos
oficiales del Ejereito Y de la Marina
de los Estados Unidos y representan-
tes de 10 mas selecto de la sociedad
washingtoniania.
AL brindar por ell huesped de honor
de aquella fiesta, Ell Doctor Varela hi
20 el siguiente merecido elogio del
senior Colby:
"Haee catorce aiios un distinguido
Secretario de Estado, durante la adj
ministraci6n del ilustre americana
Theodore Roosevelt, fue la Ameri-
ca del Sur en- una mission de paz y
fraternidad, y por virtud de sus ac-
tos Y palabras aument6 grandemente
la admiration en- que Sc tenfa al pue-
bio y a los ideales de los Estados Uni
dos de America.
"Dentro de pocos dfas otro distin-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

guido Secretario de Estado, bajo la
presidencia de otro ilustre america
no, Su Excelencia Woodrow Wilson,
emprendera viaje hacia las playas de
la America del Sur en- una mission
anaIoga de buena voluntad y de la
amistad mas sincera. El, ell Honora-
BILE cambridge Colby, posee admira-
blemente los dones para lleyar a, cabo
esta gran empresa, para hablarles y
encantar los .hispanoamericanos de
nuestro Continente. Dotado de la
verdadera vision del estadista, con un
dominic extraordinario de la palabra
y del arte de captarse amigos, reune,
ademas, un ample conocimiento de
los problemas de la America del Sur
v un elevado concepto de la solidari-
dad de las Americas, que es nuestro
ideal con11n.
"Tengo la seguridad de que ell Sc
cretario de Estado en- todas parties
sera objeto de la mas cordial bienve-
nida. Los gobiernos Y pHeblos lie ha-
ran una reception sumamente calu-
rosa. Hablo de todos, porque creo
que toda la America es mi patria y
porque no me considero un extranjero
en- ninguna TERRA de este Continente.
"Hablando en- nombre de mi pro-
pio pals, la Repdblica del Uruguay,
puede usted tener la seguridad, sefior
Secretario, de la unanimidad con que
mi pueblo siente amor y admiration
para la poderosa naci6n que usted re-
presentara ALI con brillantez innata.
"Brindo por el exito de su hist6ri-
ca misi0nW
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

ia peregrino We y mitiga sus, angustias
dale 'un santo lenitivo a sus hondas
amarguras, cura el NAL que les apena
cicatriza sus heridas. Dale un POGO de
tu vino... Dale un POGO de tu amor.
No desmayes peregrino, no desmayes
en- tn empeno Dale al nundo tn ale.
gria, tu espernaza y tn entusiasrno. Da
lie al mundo la ambrosia de los claros
surtidores de tn alma, y el perfume de,
licado de la flor de tu poesia.'
Y despues de darlo todo, y despues
de haber pulsado hasta La Ultima cuer.
da de tu Ira Immaculate, pierdete entire
las brumas azulosas del Oriente de tn
Anhelo. sonando con Ia Gloria. ..
Vicente Gsigel Polanco.
Santurce, P. R., Nov. 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
BANOs DE COAMO

Hotel alberto fOdO Ell afio. ServiciO
esmeradO. Trato. esquisito. BaHos
termO-sulfurOsOs. I'd. y su familia
pueden pasar una tempOrada agrada.
BILE, encontrandO las cOmodidades que
deseen. PreciOs cOnvenientes. No
divide que son los renOmbradOs Ba.
nos de COamO. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
LCDO. LEOPOLDO FELIU.
(ABoGADo Y NoTARro)

Participa sus sei0rss clientes, y al
pdblico en- general, que esta nuevamen.
to a sus 6rdenes, on su .despacho profe-
sional, en- 81 editicio Noa, Calls de Allen,
esq. o San jose, SansJuan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
EscALAM1ENTo

Ell establecimiento que en- la calle
de la Monserrate, en- Santurce, tiene
Luis Cortes, fue escalado, llevandOse
los cacos $40 en- effective y varios
efectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
Sc desea arrendar

Sc desea arrendar
EN- San Juan. Santurce Puerta de
TERRA, un local propiO para Ia venta
de efectOs de autOm6vil.
Sc pre6ere en- San Juan. Dirijase a
C. A. Soler & Co.,
Tel. $50. EdiGcio Borinquen.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Oh. mAHKrr QUOTATIONS.
Organization Of oil
Companies

Fewer new oil companies were
started during May with an author
tied capital OF $4,000 or greater
than during any previous month OF
the year and the aggregate Indicated
investment was less than for any
Record.
month with tho exception ot Fc"-
ruary says the New York Journal
OF Commerce ono hundred ard six
~ such concerns were organized
with an aggregate authorized capi-
tai OF 5000, $50, 900 This compares
with 1919 companies Incorporated
during April with an authorized cap
ital OF f31G.120,70O and with lDp
companies, representing an Indicated
Investment of s2G2 305 .0GG, IN May
n year ago. May was tho first month
In which the 1920 record fell below
that for the corresponding month
of 1919.
During the first fivo months Of
the current year OCT oil companies
have been chartered against 6iO
companies during January ana May
1919. The total indicated invostmcDt
10 date this year is si,Ss2, $3.50, TOO
which compares with si72,960 900
In the first five months Of 1919.
In this connection II must he
Holeq however. tnht WueieHH year
ago dctivity In the oil industry as
reflected In the organization OF now
enterprises was IN the ascendant
there Is nothing pointing toward
such q trend his year May rep
resented a marked increase over any
Of the earlier months Of 1919, In
contrast TO which the total for May
this year ls next To the smallest for
any OF the five months
Tho monthly indicated flow Of
capital into the petroleum industry
will have To he considerably IN
creased over the average to date
In 1910 II the years showing ~ 10
olhhl that for iai9.---lrort Worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Alexander Dlngwall No. 2 In the
northcort corner of 9-15-10 IA driil-
inr at 1850 feet No. 4. In the south
Gust corner of same lease IL a rig on
the ground. while Ma 3 In the south
wcHt corner is q location.
Same party reached tho top Of tho
sand nt 2.225 and has drilled 40 feet
into shtlo in the southeast corner OF
the southwcst Of the northwest Of
4 1910. Good showing OF oil which
Iwill probably shoot into a small
VOL is reported.
Same party has n well that flowed
ll0 barrels In 46 minutes Monday
niRht through 100 feet OF caVlngs.
This, is located In the center OF tho
north line OF tho northwest OF the
southeast OF g-ib-10.
Tho Dingwnll woll has tho hop OF
the sand IN No. on the Quinn farm
~ tho center or the east lineJn the
northeast OF the northeast OF 27-19-
10, and has n showing for nice we'll
Tho White oil Corporation test on
the clay y. Fcwell farm in the
southwest of the northwest OF the
northeast Of 23-15-1o, ~ nfhole full
of water. Sand was touched al
$3.50 10 5000 foet. when the water
broke through. Hole was plugged Mt
2, 90 feet
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southeast corner, Of the west half
~ The southwest of S.1G-g
Tho Savoy on company ia drill-
iuW at 500 feet on w. tcst In the
northwest corner Of the southeast
r 1860 on the benjamin Gray
Foq farm.
The Prairie OH q Gas co II drill-
INK at 2 300 feet on iis test on the
klz2io Dixon farm I'm tho north
east corner Of tho southwest Of the
southwest of 1S-16g
u y Witox has q location In tho
northwest cbrncr of the northwest Of
2s.l6-9 on the jesse Charles farm.
The Elro on company IL shut
down at the top ~ the sand at ? 600
feet on the James harmon farm.
located IN tho southwos, cbrner "
ne east half Of the southwest Of
h.1G-g
Jones Brothers are drilling at
500 feet on the Mary Mcgac farm
iu The northwest corner of the east
hdf ~ the uorihwcst ot i7-iG-g
Tho carter OH company W drilling
.ni $500 feet on tho Bon Durant
lease IN the northwest Of the north
'irt OF 1860
The Whto on corporation No
! on the Hugh McWulinms farm in
Tho northeast ~ 23-lb-1O, Is drlu-
ing az 2 500 feet No o on tho same
lease is down si5 feot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Prom Slpc Springs.

Special 10 1fio world
sPIPE SPRINGS. Texas, June s,
Minis Bennett and others have n
phowing for one Of the best wells N
the field In their No. I Turnbow.
.Thcy have only gone into the sand
three feet and after baillng tho Wen
dry allowed II to stand for two
hours and then took 2s bailors OF
oil from the hole which Is nj the
rate OF 10 barrels for "a hours. The
sand was encountered nt 3O7 feet
and Il Ia believed the well is good foF
50@to rs barrels. The Odonal OF
company completed it's Lee No. 2
nj 325 feet for l5-bhrrel well.
The Iowa Bakers company, turnbow
No. Is showing for good well in
the toe or the sand at a55 feet and
In shutdown for casing.
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the northwest Of 33-iS-5 Is drilling
at 40 feet Same firm W. ". Gar
den No. T. located In the southeast
of 32-1s-5 IL drilling at $40 feet
Alexander DingWall test in tho
northwest corner Of the northeast OF
the northeast Of the 2s-iS-b. j. T.
Ejt2man farm, Is undcrreaming At
l,slO feet. total depth In 1850 feet
Same parties wen In the northwcs'
corner ~ the southeast Of tho north
east of 221S-b on the Anna Eitz-
man fmfn, Ia understanding at l,7s5
foot
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IIcnryetta District.

Alexander DinFwall Is drilling at
02b feet In The northeast corner OF
the northYest OF the northeast OF J.
1912. on the Bird Creek allotment.
This ia an offset to the 100000
pnsser recontly brought In by the At.
lantic oil Producing company.
w G, Newman hns 500 barrel
well at but two feet In the 2.S30 foot
pny In his Barnett farm test located
In the northeast corner OF i0-ii-it,
midway between Okdmah and Hon
ryetta In Ofustce county Top Of
sand was found at $3.50 feet. This
well IN somo distance away from pro-
ductlon ana upless all signs fail VIII
he big producer when completed.
Klnewood has n rig up for his No.
2 we'll on the Montrny farm ia 81
ll-11. The Suppos test on the
Holmes farm In 2l-1i-il IN n rig,
and Lyon has n rig up for II. Barnett
M. 2 In S5-i1-11.
The Barbara oil company has n
4 900 900 gasscr In Its No. NJ. Bar
nett located In 2-10-Ii. Two gas
sands have been cncounteycd, Mt
from si5 10 s6T, and at oS5 to 1,0i3
feet They are now drilling at 1850
feet.
Tho TSingwood OF company In rig
glng up on n machine on HIS u, 4
johnson farm test In tho northeast
OF the southwest Of tho northeast Of
2-10-11. NJ. I, Evans II rigging up
this week on his Jobelfahny ailot-
ment No. 2 In 16-l0-1l.
J. J. nsHnor has rig on the
ground Tor test on the IT. Tucker
fam IN fb-11-11.
KinEwuoi No. / Holmes in is-1t-
4 a. rtf~
w. c. Newman No. I 1ccumsa al
lotncnt In iS-il-ll is drilling nj
2.S50 feet The same company No.
Barnett. located Ia section 10 r.
showing for a gasser at 1910 10
! $50. They arc now setting the g.
inch and win go TO the deeper pay.
Newman No, l Wolf located in 20
1i-l1 IN drilling at 800 feet.
The Hcury ana Chicago OH COM
panics have n rig m for test on
the II. Mcintosh farm In the south
east OF the northwest OF the north q
west OF t2-11~10.
7, A. Moorman No. on the Hon
wood In 1i-t1-l1 IA reported to he
making 100000 Ens and spraying
oil from the 2.46s-toot sand.
The Central National on com
pnnv No 3 Carter In 1h-11-II. IL
Nil'NANA Ahl Ni'NA hN' biITflN NJ
2,i97 feet. No, on this tract IL n
rlr and No, z ~ n RIG on the ground.
Tho Okeh oil company No I Tay-
lor In the southeast Of the northeast
~ tho northwest of lh-ii-lt IL =
rig up.
North Of Hristow.
The Prairie on & Gas co. shas n
rig IN on the Edwards farm In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
inOiher One for the ROrdnd

The RoXnnn Petroleum company
no e we'll ON the Prentice farm, 10
catcd IN the northeast corner " the
snulhwcsl Of the northeast ~ Abr,
he making eco barrels ~ total
depth uf 2.T3f f-ot Thi- makes the
sixth big producer on this lease. No.
q I'm tho HHmc section is drilling al
1855 fcet No Is down 2.6is feet,
aud both should no completed with
ln Tho nnKt fnW dnYa-
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Another Big Duncan Wen

A 700 barrel producer was
brought In yesterday by the Chicago
on company In its No. woll located
I'm the northwest corner ~ the
northeast OF the northeast Of the
northwest quarter of i-2s-sw sand
was found from ! l,GsS TO 1893 foot
This well IL an interesting addition TO
me pew Empire pool south OF Dun
,.nu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
In THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24i VIII PECK Residence 2442

2l-4, Marion county. Kan. has the
sand from 2,422 to 2.i33 feot The
well swabbod 60 barrels IN 20 hours
but b. showing some water owners
say that thcy intend drilling a little
deeper
The White Oil corporate Is drill.
Ing 1T 1925 feet In the southwest ~
tho southeast Of 21-21-io No. 2 "
down .625 feet. No De- rig; No.
Z g. drilling at 1870, No. is rig
ging up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
Big Producer in North
Stephens County

The Henry Riley and others test
on tho johnson farm In north Ste
phcns county, Ia reported TO be
flowing 60 barrels per hour in the
3.2ab to s.267 foot pay. This is an
interesting wildcat and tho first big
well In this field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

quartrrs at Los Angeles. cal. the
past nine years, Is " the city for a
few days visiting his son. X. ~
Hanger Of the j. Alexander Ding
wall OIL company.
The Sequoyah oil companyAs NOV
ing from their present quaNers on
the suhfloor OF the Cosden building
nnp Will occupy the new Nixon
building on CINCINNATI between Sec
ond and Third streets
Jack Ryan Of the General Rofln-
ing company left last night for the
convention al Chicago, In response
10 an urgent call from Mrs. Ryan.
who is working hard trying 10 put
over the nomination OF a dark horse.
The Charles T. Martin oil service
VIII move the first of the month
from thelr present offices on the
subfloor OF the Cosdcn building to
tho Atco building aaslxth and Main.
E. s. Hammond, manager and
vice president of the Mid West &
Gulf Oil corporation, loft TUESDAY
Tor Atlanta, Ga, on a short business
"Trip
r., l., Robinson, who Is I'm Now
Martinsville, W Va 10 attend the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
With the Oil Men

A. j. NJ. Van der Gracht presi-
dent of the Roxana Petroleum com
pany, accompanied by ]. w. Bates,
general superintendent OF the com
paDy. made an aeroplane trip to
Texas to inspect tho oil fields there,
returning by the way OF Henldton,
Jennings and Yale. Mr.. Van der
Gracit returned TO St. Louis Tues
day night.
II. II. Ranger. prominent oil opera
tor. who has Been making his head -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Alexander l,ingwalls No. In
the southwest CORNER ~ the north
west Of tho southwest of 1G-l5-l2,
II dplling NJ LOO feet
Same parties have well In the
northwest corner OF The northwest
Of the northwest ~ tO-lE-l2, on
the Brrryhill allotment which Il
good FOR rs barrels on the pump.
Total depth is 2.2lO feet.
The GCurria oil COmpany's No. ?
weu on the Rnwlcy farm in tho
pouthcast corner ~ the northwest of
the southeast 81 22-13-t1 IL makinp
about 100000 feet Of gas at l,26C
feet
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Robinson a. Iotchcr ~ spuddug
for It's No 2 on the Bird farm In the
east half OF the northwest or 26-
1913. No. 3 on this lease has been
completed and IL good fot 20 bar
rels at 1850 feet
Same parties are drilling at LIE
feet on the Tim Marshall lease In
the northeast OF 22-l7-l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

The white OIL corporation No. I
Thompson In the southwest of 90
lS-b IL undcrroaming The s-inch at
2.210 feet No. 2 IL drilling at 1870
fee, and No, Mt 1000 feet. Same
r. J. Frye No, located in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
I,rnnklin CnnntY Kan.

Lambert OIL & Gas Co. Elizabeth
Tulloss.lE. the southeast northeast ot
27-17-2l 'is making so barrels at
around 500 feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
In the Beggs Field

The Texas company has q i00-
barrel producer In its Lupsford farm
test located In the northeast cor
ner OF 2i-i4-i1. Tho sand was
topped at 2,93l feet and they are
reported to be but two feet In.
The White oil corporation and
the Savoy oil company have a rig
up In the southeast OF the northwest
OF 3b-fi-I1.
The white OH corporation No. 2
on the V. -. clayton farm In tn,
northeast OF i6-t5-i1 Ia drilling Al
2.1a6 feet.
Robinson & Letchor have made q
location for their No. 5 on tho Cole
man farm located In the east hall
OF the southwest OF 36-ib-if.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

funeral Of his brother, is expected
home in few days.
+. II. Letcher and wife and son
Fred, jr., expect to leave for the
north lake resorts the early-part Of
July.
j. r. Toliiver. president OF the
Lambert -Tolliver oil a. Gas co. is In
Tulsa on business for a couple or
DAYS
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OIL AND GAS
Lease. Supplies, frodusion, Eta
Wanted

Tool joint turner and general oil
field mechanic capable OF taking
chavge of small shop In Tampico
oil fields. Please apply at once by
letter to Amerada Petroleum corpo-
ration. 24l Kennedy Bldg. Tulsa.
Okla. giving experience and salary
wanted. d.-Advt.
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Sale. l6-h. y. Acme gas engine and
separate power, first class condition;
5000. Manufactured by Jones Engr.
Co. Toledo. Ohio. Gail II. N. Math-
cwson. National supply, Usage 2Gl.
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Marion County, Kansas

Tho Empire Allison test In the
southwest OF tho southwest of i3-
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Wanted--Leases for drilling along
Verdigrls river, Waggoner, Rogers
counties; submit fun details. Phone
Cedar 644, 223-E, care Morld. ADV.
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Wanted-Natiunal or parkersburs
drilling machine, l.. q, Box 500.
Usage 6i32.
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p. l.. Robirson. who Is In New
w Va 10 attend the