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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

The Boy Scouts Year Book, H.
mstrated, some in color-s2 so.
Robinson Crusoe, illustrated in
color by n. c. Wyeth-S5.OO.
u treasure of Heroes and Hero
ines illustrated in color-ss.OO.
Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated
in color by Elenore Abbott-S35O
The Wonders of Natural His
tory, by A. F. Collins and V. d.
Collins, illustrated-S2.25.
The Princess and the Goblin. by
George Macdonald. illustrated in
color by Jessie Wilcox Smith
$3.50.
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Pinocchio. by {. Collodi. ilms-
trated in color by Maria l.. KirL
$3.50. s
The Gingerbread House. bv
Ruth B. Macarthur, illustrated in
color--$3.00. :"
Cinderella, illustrated BY Ar
thur Rackham-$l.75.
The Sleeping Beauty, illus
trated by Arthur Rackham-So
Old French Fairy Tales. by
comtesse De Segur. illustrated
IN color by Virginia F. Sterrett-
$500.
Happy Children Painting Book
SOC.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

h@ , strawbrtdse Coher--Second Floor Etbsr s,, NJ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
AL JOlsOn Records
Al OF These At JolsOn Records

All OF these AL Jolson Records,
double-faced, are $l.O0 each.
2S36 - You Amt Heard Nothin'
Yet by Al Jolson; Come on and
Play With Me, by Billy Murray
1851 - Chloe, by Al Jolson was
There Ever Pal Like You, by
Henry Burr.
1884 - Swanee. by Al Joson
My Gal, by Frank Crumit.
2B08 - That Wonderful Kid from
Madrid by Al Jolson; I'll See You
In CUBA, by Jack Kaufman
"o4o - Some Beautiful Morning,
by Al JolBon I've Got the Proflteer-
ing Blues, by Frank Crumit.
2S46-ln Sweet September, by Al
Jolson Early In the Morning, by
Frank Crumit
zoos Avalon, by AL Jolson; Old
Pal Why Don't YOU Answer Me?
by Henry Burr
Strawbridge & CIothier-.
Fifth Floor, Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
PRISONERS TO GET CANDY
Salvation Army viii Distribute II
In Eastern Penitentisrv

Fifteen hundred prisoners in the
Eastern Penitentiary will be rcmem-
bered by Santa Claus this week. owing
to the interest which Lieutenant Colo
mel Arthur Y. Brewer. of the Salvation
Army, takes in the men who are behind
the bars. Every prisoner will receive
a box of candy and Christmas card
with the greetings of the army.
A calendar will b. given to 1000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Warm Sweaters for
The Men and Bows

A PRACTICAL GIFT-that's
what many men and boys ap-
preciate most:
FOR MEN
Coat Sweaters-S5.00 to $500
Pull l-overs-$lO.O0 and $3.50
Lightweight Wool Vests-sS.5O
Brushed Wool Vests-$11.OO
FOR BOYS
Coat Sweaters-$7.00 to $1,000
Pull-over Sweaters-$S.5O TO $40
Strnwhridge & CIothIer-
Fast store Eighth Str.et
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Every Clever,
Thrifty Woman
Wants a Sewing
Machine

Our own special Drop-head
Machine answers every require
ment. Sews a perfect stitch and
is made to be permanently beauti-
full and useful. Price, $4,000.
Our No. 730 Drop-head Ma
chine is an unusually fine type
and can be bought for only $4,000.
Ask the saleswoman to tell you
about how these can be purchased
on easy payments.
Strnwhrlhge & ClothIer--Ra snnnent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

the evening Of the 7th, that is, tho
valve was Just cracked TO see II there
was any pressure The well waA
opened by the department on the
Sth. AS I remember, when we found
he above conditions. We have been
swabbinR the well since that time
during the days but have bocn
unable to get the we'll lower than
from 700 20 900 feet from the top.
we have bought a string of 2
inch tubing but until that arrives we
have arranged. beginning with to-
nirht TO swub the well night and day
TN an effort 10 exhaust the watrr aud
bring back the oil. n We fail TO ex-
haust the water by the sWab process
and the 3-inch tubing process then
we will try 10 plug the water Off AT
the bottom with load plugs
we had 40 barrel well In the
top Of that und at the top Of which
was 212t. and since the water came
In with a big gushcr II was found at
..352. thoro was hopes that we could
shut of tho big water iu the bottom
and save what was shown above
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

ARDMORE. Okla, Jan. "a Hum
hlc OH & Refining co. well No. on
the ward farm, In 22-is-2w, in the
Hewitt district IS having much
trouble getting o hole started II
was started with standard tools and
reached a dcph Of 500 feet The
drilling was too hard so they skidded
the rig to another location. They
drilled hole 700 feet. which re
suited In being crooked. ana now the
location has again hecn changed and
a rotary rig erected. Tools are h~
ing moved onto the location
The Hcaldton Petroleum company
on the burrows farm in q -2s-2w, In
the Graham district has reached q
depth OF AS feet. and the tools arr
lost In the hole. This well Is across
10 acres cast Of tho company's pro
ductng we'll on the smith Meyer
farm.
Rockland OIL company. drilling n
22-ts-2w. is at a depth OF / AZ feet
and Is pulling the pipe preparatory
to running tho l0-inch casing. The
company Is expecting to drill the wei
in within two or three days and foi
this reason the well il being watched
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Waite Phillips Has
a Biz Wen

waite Phillips and the Gypsy on
company have q showing for n big
well i'm the northeast corner Of the
southeast ~ 23-l3-ll Alex Tohler
farm This ls an extension OF tho
old Salt Creek sand whore wells
starting OF AZ 400 or 500 barrels
were drilled several years ago. The
well is only on top the sand and Is
making so barrels and will he drilled
iu as soon ms pipe lin" connections
ana taukagc are provided.
Mr. Phillips very important test
In 22-1A-ll is sim drilling on iron
at the bottom Of the hole. but ought
% bc In within the next few days
lIhc has his luck right with him al
the time ana consequently Is due for
another big producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Walters Field Competitions

Tho j, G. Keys No, ? Tilly IN the
southeast corner or the northwest OF
the northwest OF 2S-lS-lOw is max.
ing $4,000. 600 feet OF gas from sand
at 2,22O feet.
Tho olive Relb No Ellis In the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northeast of 27-ls-lOw is max
ing 25 barrels from sand between
2,2t2-20 feet
j. l.. Hamon number 4 Gypsy In
the northeast corner ot the southeast
of The southeast of 29-ls-l0w Is
making 90 barrels from sand found
between 2,SSl-al. -
The Gypsy OH company has 20
barrel we'll in its No. Xipsic In the
northwcat corner OF the southeast OF
sq-1s-i0w. sand was found between
2.a63-74 and also between 2,AO2 10
II. ]. Parker and others have 10,
900 600 feet of gas In their No. :
Ncnl i'm the southwest corner OF the
southeast of tho southwest of 81 is
low with sand between 2,1Oe-3'l2O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Kansas Operations
and COHpietiWis

Tho Brnmcr company No. ]
Carmi hhcal iu the southwest corner
of 3.22-i Marion county ia u dty
hole a. 2.5O6 feet II was abandoned
fun of water
Wntchom ana others so. joliife
In the northwest corner ~ az tc,
Marion county is pumping $50 bar
rcis from sand between 2,A9j ana
2,ig2 feet
The Orlando Petroleum company
is pumping 200 barrels from its No.
. Gillette in the northeast Of tho
southeast OF the southeast Of l0-22-
Ac. Marion county, with sand be
tween 2.5O2 O2 feet. The same con
Germs No. 4 In the northwost OF the
southwest Of the southwest OF the
Same section Is pumping 500 bar
rolls from sand found between 2,70p
and 2,5Ol0ia feet
The Phillips Petroleum company
I No. q Larsen In the northeast of the
southwcst Of the southwest ut ll-sz p
| 4e. Marion county is flowing 100
| barrels by agitation In sand found
I between 2.iOgb.7 feet
The Texas company No. Lar
sen I'm the southwest OF the north
/ east Of the southwest OF u -22- -ie.
| Marion county. is flowing 900 bar
| rols by agitation In sand from 2,6JO-
32la feet
The ohio cities has abandoned It's
! No. / Hawk In the southwest OF the
! northwest of the southeast OF
/ 23-lo, Butler county at 2.532 feet
The sinclair concern IL pumping
/ 10 barrels from It's 80 10 Furman
| in the center OF the south line OF tho
southwest Of S-23-ic. Butler county.
/ sand between 1890 and 2.i0l feet
The Phillips Petroleum company
| In awabblng $50 barrels from It's No.
| 3 Haupt In the northwest OF the
| northeast OF the northeast OF S-23-
&c. sand from 2.4S5-S7 feet
| The National Refining company ~
pumping 500 barrels from its No. 4
Iathrop IN The northwest OF the
southwest OF i7-23-ie. Sand be-
tween 2,3gt-2.AOO No. y Is pumping
| 90 barrels with sand between q
35S-6l foct No. II is swabbing 800
| barrels with sand between 2,36l.Il
| feet
The Empire is pumping 100 bar
rols from It's No. 6 Iathrop In the
southwest corner OF the northwest
OF l7-23-4e with sand between 2,5tJ.
60 feet. 1t Ia swabbing 400 barrels
from lts No. with sand between
s,obV lf'lt w. ~ FNH''''t wv
with sand between 2.346-63 feet.
Tho Ramsey Petroleum company
is pumping 500 barrels from its No
. lathrop In the northeast OF th'
south west of tho southwest OF II
I22-ie. sand between 2,3Sb-2, AZ
feet No. In swabbing 500 barrels
In sand between 2 2,360-2.37S feet
Tho Phillips Petroleum company
IL pumping 400 barrels from its No
2 Parie In the northwest corner o
tho northeast of the northwest o
2O-23-ie. sand between 1852 81
feet The same company with Mar
shall and others Is pumping 200 bar
rels from its No. with sand be
tween 2,3S4-2 .4O5 feet
The Producers n ltefiners cor
poration han a 1000 barrel wei
flowing by agitation from and be
tween 2.3Sl-S6 feet In the south
west corner OF the southeast OF 20
/ 23-ie.
The Security oil company IN
abandoned It's rig and location 10
40. / Miman In the northeast corne
: OF the southwest OF 26-2i-3o,
The Gypsy oil company IL dr.
and abandoned at 2,bl5 feet In u
No. | HaZlctt block In the southcl'
corner uf the northeast OF the nortf
, west of 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Usage Operations

Usage operations for the week
ending January 10 are as follows:
Marinud No. In the northwest
OF i22-9 is dry and abandoned AZ
2,bO4 feet. The same concerns No,
In the northeast OF 9-22-l0 Is dry
and abandoned at 1885 feet.
The Barnsdall No. l In the north
east of l7-22li has the top OF the
sand at 1898 feet. At two feet In
the sand this well is making | 200
barrels. 1t is now shut down await
ing tankagc. The same company =
No. I in the northeast OF l-24-l0 Is
dry and abandoned at 1871 feet.
The Guffie Gillespie No. In the
northeast Of 24-24-9 is a l2b-barrel
we'll after shooting with 100 quarts,
The sand was found between 2,lO0
and 2,lb0 feet.
The Phillips Petroleum company
No. / In the northeast of 9-2t-l0 Is
making 60 barrels after shot OF
40 quarts In sand between l,9iS
and 2,02g.
The Midco No. \ In the southwest
OF 27-25-R made 200 barrels the
first "a hours in sand from 1881
to 2,l56 feet They are now fishing
for tools. The same company's NO.
12 In the same section has been
shut In for an $4,000, O,00O-foOt gas
well In sand found between 1880
and 1,70S feet
The l. 4. | No. In the northeast
OF 36-25-9 is making about 400 bar
rels in sand between l973 and ],
gg2 feet They have an SO-quart shoI
in the hole, which they have beer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Big Wells in
Marion COUNTY,

Marion county. Kansas, Ia coming
10 the front, according to some OF
the operators up that way who are
In Tulsa and 1t can be depended
upon 10 help out nightly in the sup
ply OF crude. Al Derby. well known
oil man, is credited with "A 200
barrel well, No. for the lease In
1l-22-4 with No. on top of the
sand. An S00-barrel well has been
completed ON the Carmichael farm
in 3-22-i following u dry hole re-
ported elsewehre In this column. \
shallow test In 2s-2l-t, which got
the sand at 100 feet is reported as
having filled up 900 feet with oil In
a l0.inch hole and In boing shot
today. The Springstead, LariouX n
Robinson test In 1915 IL drilling
at i,l30 feet. The firm IL well known
In Tulsa. where everybody IN hopini
they get "A good producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
All nAnxrI nrnrArIanA-
Why Not a Congressional
Investigation

Every nav and then someone pro-
poses that tho federal trade commls-
sion take hand In the high prices
for various oil products and the
supply and AS well and u would
appear about time that instead Of
going at IL piecomeal that the whole
question be taken up by "A commit
toe of congressman, which could In
vostgate tho whole situation includ-
ing tho part taken by oil mon during
the war and especially tho biR CON
Germs which profitcd n anyone did
while the little follows In tho rcfin-
ing business were mighty lucky 20
pull out oven.
Tho government price on ovcry
thing IN the way OF refined prod
ucts and fuel oil had the effect uf
keeping down profits so far a. the
little fellow was concerned and %
would appear n mighty good time 60
investigate the whole situation In
stead of monkeying with It's various
phases while tho main issues arc
overlooked.
or course there Is mighty littlC "a
be gained by any sort OF an iuNcsti-
gAilon. but 1t would be great
source of satisfaction 10 II could be
brought out that the man who
makes the big holler is usually the
principal profitcer. After tho armis.
tice was declared, purchasers of
fuel oil were not satisfied IL they
could contract for II AT so Cnei8 a
barrel, but wanted to take what NJ
stle they used at 40 cents. Thcs,
same people were tho first 90 hullci
"profitoer'" and II would be mighty
easy TO prove this to be true So far
as pipe IN concerned there In coins
To be plenty of II aH soon az TeNa'
wells that are failures are abandon.
cd, but the situation should be gone
into by a congressional committee
and that at once
Either this or leave the govern
mcnt out of H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
The WinnehOnie Gusher

Special 10 The World.
pAwIUSKA. Okla, Jan. II
Tho Mlnnehoma oil company and
the leesecs on whose lease the big
well was found expect to save a lAO.
barrel well In case the $4,000 barrel
gusher is completely lost.
An authentic statement OF the
status of the well on the Jackson
Wortcn Carson lease was given out
tonight by an officer Of the Mime
homa company. Speaking OF the
capping OF the gusher he said:
THE we'll was shut In by the In
dian agency OF the United states de
partmont OF the interior and whcr
we opened II up II did not flow
/ when we went IN with tools We
| found 400 or 500 feet ot oil on top
| tho rest was salt water.
81 think the well was opened or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Gasoline Situation
Improving SiODiy

There should be much better
prices for gasoline hLnd keroAcnc
and that within the next day or two
as tho situation, while improving, Is
not making near tho headway that
tho high price of crude absolutely
demands There will be some Inn
portant announcements shortly as
showing the temper Of the casing
head men, many of whom are get.
ting into the refining game ana will
then establish filling stations of
their own. II is the bost possible 80
luton of IA mighty bad situation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
with the Oil Men

f.. j Bowling, who has recently
resigned from the oil and mining
section OF the income tax department
at washing ton. -. G., Is now IN Tulsa
and has associated himself with Mat
tisOn and Reid. lie tx a friend OF
Judge Shea having met the judge
IN Washington and evidently the
Judge is doing little boosting for
his home town.
O. r.. Howard returned yesterday
from California and Is looking re-
markablv well He says that the
Tulsa delegation of oil men who now
honor the state Of California by their
presence are all looking prosperous
and appear to be enjoying life to the
limit Mr.. Howard Is the owner OF
some mighty likely looking acreage
near the big Union OIL company well
In the Yarbollnda- -liitchfield district
near Los Angeles and will start a
well sometime this Spring. He is
accompanied by Captain Whitcomb,
70 young man from Chicago who has
been sojourniuE at Pasadena and IS
in Tulsa for "a few days taking In the
sights Of the oil country.
Neal nit. who has been assistant
oil editor Of Tho world for the past
six months. Is leaving for Cisco,
Texas. where he will he the oil cdi
tor Of the cisco Morning News,
owned by Lee Nichols, formerly edi-
tor OF the Bristow Record. There
have been a great many boys VINO
have since made good that began
with tho oil editor Of this paper and
here's hoping that Mr.. HIT makes
greater hit than any Of them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

Tho FaThtTs on company mas \
well making 80 barrels an hour at
The center OF the west line Of the
northwest OF the southwest OF sec
.,un 21-l2-12 about eight miles
south Of Okmuigee. This well was
drilled In as gas well az ? 2,i63 feet
several months ago, but recently
hogan spraying oil and has now been
drilled 90 "A total OF 2,l95 feet and Is
sill iu tho s1nd. II is an east offset
to the Newman well In -sectioh
2l-l2-l2. completed about 10 days
luEo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
FOR SALE

One warren City Tank & Boiler CO.
1000 barrel all steel, gas tight
number 10 gauge steel roof oil tank
complete in all respects including
standard fittings. Price $4,000 T.
0. h. Burkburnctt, Texas. Address
Inquiries to oklahoma Petroleum &
GasollneiCo.. Box 1852, Tulsa, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

foot The well s also making IS
barrels of Oil Tho Same people have
I O0O,0 600 feet Of gas In their No. 4
FINK In tho southeast corner of 81
1S-l0w. The sand was found be
tween 2,20t and 2,207 feet
o. H. Chapman has a well good
for $50 barrels in HIS No. 6 fee In
the center Of the south line OF tho
southwest Of the sOutheast Of 32-ls-
low. Tho sand was found from
2,1Ob-2g
j. g. keyos Ia making 200 barrels
~ oil In his No. 3 Bills In the south
west Of the southeast Of th osouth.
west Of tho southwest ~ 33-tBal Ow.
The sand " between 2.i22 and 2l33
feet Keys also has 10 barrels ~ OIL
and a million feet of gas In his No !
Lindsey In the uurthwcat corner Of
- lq- low. Tho gas sand was found
between 2,12i and 2,i2S feet and the
oil sand between 2,i28 ana 2l33
feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has 3 600 OOO feet Of Rus In its No.
Russell nv IN" northeast corner Of
The southeast Of 25-ls-9w. Sand be.
tween $50 and 1893 feet Tho
Famc company has abandoned lis To-
cation for No. Tahsuda In the
southwest corner Of 27-is-gw
The Unuran OIL company ha"
abandoned its 80. Line Man. pa
In the northeast corner ~ 2S ls-9w
a. 1850 feet.
Tho Gladstone on e Refining co.
has completed tts 30. ( Harlin In
the northeast corner OF the south
wcst 81 the northeast Of 29.is-9 9w
for 30 bnrrcla In sand between 81
CS-93
Syker & Coleman have 10 900 900
feet of gnE In their No. I Iluri2 In
the southwest corner of tho south
east Of tho northeast Of 22-2E iw.
Tho top ot the sand was found ut
I 900 feet
Chapman & Mcfarland have y
| 100 barrel well In their No. /
! prlddy In the southeast corner of
the southeast of 2s-i0w II good for
wns found between 2.196 and 2,2lh
! feet Tho same concerns No. 2
| priddy In tho northwest corner oi
| the southeast Of 472s-10w Is good for
| 20 barrels In sand from 2.2i6 So feet
The Texas company has a 200-bnr-
rel well In its No Henry In thu
southwest corner Of the northeast OF
the northwest ~ f2s- low. This
we'll flowed 900 To | 200 barrels the
first - hours at II feet in the sand
which was found at 2.l33 feet and
! continued for a week at that capacity
! finally dwindling down to It's present
settled production.
The Empire Company's No.
| Henry In the northwest corner Of the
southeast Of the northwest Of AS
| iOw, which drilled itself In nt 2,12'
Fleet for "A .2OO~harrcl well. has now
settled 10 200 barrels,
Tho National oil company has e..
| 900 900 feet Of gas In It's No 2 Wile'
| in the northwest corner ~ the south
east OF the northeast Of 5-2s-lOw
The sand was found between 200
and 2.l0i feet
Parker and others have lO0-bar
rel well In their No. : Leo Maze II
the southeast corner OF the north
east OF 6-2s-I0w. The sand wa
found hetween 2.ii4 and 2.127 feet
The same peoples No. 6 Is mnkinl
so barrels in sand betwecn AN AM
l2132 feet. Their No. Fireman II
the center Of the south line OF tn
southeast OF the southwest Of S2-1s
low IL dry and abandoned at 2'2f
feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum comban
has 10 barrels OF heavy black oil II
It's No. | Andrea In the northwest o
the southeast Of the northeast or ~
2s.sw The sand was found betweel
l,t9l-l. 800 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
MrII InCrrnSas I1nNr.

The big well recently completed by
the Oklahoma Producing and Rcfin-
,ug company on the Ferrier farm in
section k0-23-li, Butler county. Kan
-is, which has been making $50
barrels. has increased It's flow TO
ZOO barrels 40. Will be In
shortly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
4 Zig Cns Wen Also.

Tho NenIrai NItiOn1I on company
ana Marorcy gas well In section
l3-i2-lt ~ now making $4,000, 900
feet Of gas al only fiw, fet deep In the
sand a. total depth ~ 2,i3G feet
II is impossible 20 drlll depcr. AS tho
gas pressure threw the tools out OF
tho hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. II. PECK Residence 2442

unable 10 get or and aro also fish
ing for IA joints of casing
Travis and others In tho north-
east of i5-2S-S have "a rig up or
setting the big Minnehoma gusher,
which went dead upon being opened
up. Tho offset Is 10 tho west.
Wrightman No. In the n"rtheast
Of 80-2G.IO have u 80 barrel well
in sand between 2,076 and 2,0S1
feet after an S0-quari shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
Derrick Mns NIistnkcn.

Tho Oil city Derrick was mistaken
IN quoting Homer. Louisiana, crude
at So as II Is now said to be only
{2.i5 while Bull bayou crude is
bringing s. G5. according to we'll
known operators here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

Charles Elliott. No. Black,
l3-15-20 20 barrels.
y. E. Hodge, ct al No. / Sloan.
22-lb-2l 10 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

Wanted. Al refinery construction
man. able to- superintend construc-
tion and take complete charge when
refinery is In operation. None but
the best need apply. Apply room
4f7 Kennedy building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15
OIL AND GAS
Leases. Supplies. Production. Etc,

Stanley Warfield accountant, aud
i,or, tax returns. systems Usage
2666, Box 437.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

sO-star machine and tools for sale
Call O-7219-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-15

Position as mechanical foreman
or superintendent of automobiles
with oil company in Tulsa; have had
eight years experience in this branch
OF work. Az interview is earnest y
solicited at,which time | can furnish
convincing, recommendations. Ad-
dposx, aoA.A World
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