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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

10 state chapters all over the country
by the women's activities branch OF
the department. OF Justice. In its
campaign against high prices.
Twenty states have been organized,
1t was announced today.
Encouraged by the progress Of
the work, three additional women
organizers have started from Wash
ington 10 take UP the organization
work. They are Misses Mary Stew
art, Helen Grimes and Florence
Rohr, all good speakers, whose mis-
sion IL will be 20 talk TO women's
clubs ali over the country and weld
them into effective units in ths cam
paign 10 lower prices.
The speakers will preach judici-
Gus buying. educate housewives in
marketing principles. and teach the
wisdom OF buying only essential
things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
PRESCRIPTIONS

This l. emphatically n pnescrip-
ton drug store. We are special
lists. We cater particularly TO this
class of business and aim TO make
this department. efficient in every
detail. To this end we employ only
skilled pharmaCists-fOur OF them
we use only the purcSt OF drugs,
and this combined with prompt and
courteous service, makes our place
an ideal one to bring your prescrip-
ton. Always our skilled men wait
upon you. no boys or girls To relay
your request-always YOU come into
immediate touch with our skilled
men This l. worth much TO you.
- bring your next prescription
here and prove it TO yourself that
there Is better service here ut all
times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

killed Mrs Stella Bashar1. girlhood
chum Of his bride OF a month be
cause her friendship threatened 10
separate himself and wife was Civ
en- 10 years in the penitentiary in a
Jury's verdict returned here Wed
nesday afternoon. Robertson, de-
clared by authorities 20 be a son OF
Gen. Robertson OF the House Of
David, religious cult Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. was charged with shoot
ing Mrs Basham as he and the
young women were visiting a house
they had just rented
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

Then Kodak as you go. and your
trip Will be doubly plcasureable.
But to secure the fullest possible
Joy from the taking of pictures you
must make the right sort of start.
You should form a business con-
ncction with n store of experience.
store that has been i'm the bust
ness OF selling kOdaks for over 25
years. The Bastian Drug Store was
the first authorized Eastman Kodak
agency I'm this city. and for over
N quarter of a century has given
satisfactory service. So VIC can
start you right-give you the kind
OF advice that makes your efforts
n picture-taking successful. The
average dealer Is inexperienced and
does not know much about Kodaks.
and only handles them as a side
line, but We are specialists and our
25 years experience means some
thing to you. We handle hodaks
Of ali models and sizes Vest
Pocket KOdaks S9.49 up; Brownies
S2.S6 to S5.97: Folding Brownies
and Promo Cameras. AlsO Film
Packs. Films. Kodak Albums and
n general line OF Photographic sup
plies. Don't overlook the fact that
we give a S110 enlargement with
each $500 worth of Coupons.
Bring I'm your coupons and get this
enlargement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
RAZORS.

Gem Razor 75c, Gem Blades SIC,
Durham RaZOrs 75C. Durham
Blades 39c, Gillette Razors, 50 and
So. at S3.59. Gillette Blades. 4Oc
and CSC. Ever Ready Razors 75c.
Ever-Ready Blades 29c. Straight
Blade Gold style razOs) from $50
10 5000. Razor Strops, soc TO
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
Massage Show Spray
Electric Massage Vibrator
THE STAR

These two Instruments are in
dispensiblc. Every home should
have one or both. The Star Mas
sage shower spray gives YOU a
real portable shower bath and adds
much TO the pleasure OF bathing,
and gives the opportunity OF apply
ing water in a clean way 10 any
and all parts OF the body.
The star Electric Massage Vie
orator has many uses and n you
are. nervous or run down or don't
feel Just right then You need one
of these Nibrators TO give YOU that
Oid-timc pep and vim
Tho prices are remarkably low,
- low that every person should
avail themselves OF this oppor-
tunity TO secure a real health-giver
lt 30 low a figure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
Women Begin Organized
Fight against Present
High Living Cost

WASHINGTON. June Gas
part of the battle against the high
cost of existence the housewives Of
the country are being organized in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.

FORT WORTH. Texas. June as
J. II. Robertson. alleged 10 have de-
clared after the shooting that he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

Kodak finishing at Schillings'
6042-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

ERervescent Phosphate Of Soda
Coo size at SSC
Lucky Strike and Camel Cigarets,
pkgs. for. ........... Csc
Ga sis Crepe Toilet Paper. 3 rolls
Tor ...s...s...-. .t.......-.- s.-... &Oc
Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for soc
Powder Puffs ..-...-..-... 25c UP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
PERFUMES.

Blue Moon, SSc per o.; DER
kiss Extract Perfume, S1.2S on;
jockey. 75c or: Lady Alice Per
fume, 59c; Dorothy Vernon Per
fume. sec; Mary Garden Tai
cum Tin GLASS; e3c; Mary Gar
den Toilet Water. CSC; Love Me
Toilet Water. S5c; White ROse.
Carnation. Honey Suckle per-
fumes, per o., SIC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
Pennies Added to the Published Price-M

IL cakes of Palm Olive Soap
Tor SoC
Navis TalCum. ice, 3 cans
1Or QUO
PepsOdent Tooth Paste, soc,
Tor II .OO
Jcrgcn's Talcum, 19c, 3 for SOC
Baycr's Aspirin Tablets, B gr.
15c doZ., . doZ. for Csc; 100
i'm bottle ................ sec
Barkeeper's Friend, Csc, 2
Tor %oc
Pure CASTLE Soap 15c, . cakes
Tor zoe
Stearate OF Zinc, sprinkler top
CSC, 2 for ............. 26c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
CANDY.

Chinky Pins. sec H.; Fruit But
terCups, 59C ib.; Sugar-cOatcd
Peanuts. 69c It,; Caramels. 69c
H.: COCOanut Tea Rolls. 45C 10.
Stick Candy, soc III; R-Own
Chocolates. pound pkSs.. 69c-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

Tho Ideal Freckle Cream 43c
Jad1s salts ............. o9C
johnson & Johnson's Red Cross
Kidney Plaster .....17 lie
Jergcn's BenZOine and Almond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
In tho Killings Field.

McKaskcy 4 Wcntz. No. /. Fcren-
bough. iu tho northeast corner of IL
2in-2w is shut down at 4.20O feet
Marlaud No. !, Lindersmith, In tho
northeast corner of 16-24n-lw Is rig
ging up.
Humphrics Petroleum Co. No l.,
Reed, In the southwest corner OF tho
southeast of 20-24n-lw Is drilling at
Ease feet.
Mid-Co. No. 4. Bclman, in the c.
OF the northwest OF the northwest Of
the southeast OF 29-24n-lw sand
/ l,999-2,0 feet; 20 barrels.
Same company, No. 9, Case, I'm the
c. OF the southwest OF the southeast
OF the northwest OF 29-24n-lw Is rig
ging up.
Same company No. 4, Robinson, In
the G. OF the northwest OF the NORTH
west Of the southwest of 29-2i-n-lw
IL digging cellar.
Carter oil co. No. l. Robinson, In
the southwest corner of the north
west of the southwest OF 29-24n-1w
sand 1.9S6-2.006 feet, 100 barrels.
Same company No. 2. Robinson, in
the northwest corner OF the north
east of the southwest OF 29-24n-lw is
drilling at 1850 feet.
Same company No, 3, Robinson, In
th6 northcast<Grncro OF the southw est
OF 29-24u1w IS spudding.
Midcontinent No. 4, Robinson. IN
the c. Of the northwest OF the north
west OF the southwest OF 29-24n-1w
il a rig.
Same company No. r, Robinson, In
! the G. of the southwest OF the north
west Of the southwest Of 29-24nlw Is
/ building rig.
Same company No. s. Robinson
| In the c. OF the southeast OF the
southwest OF the southwest OF 90
24n-lw Is n rig,
Carter oil Co No. 3, 1.anning, II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
ENGINE ROLLS FIFTY FEET
Escaping Steam Kills Engineer and
Injuries Two Others.

Special to the World.
HENRYETTA. oct. :.--A horri-
BILE freight train wreck occurred at
3 o'clock Thursday morning four
miles east Of Weleetka, on the
Fort Smith and Western railroad, in
which Engineer Tom Renfro of Fort
Smith was scalded to death by es-
Gaping steam, and Fireman &. G.
Day, 20, of Welcetka was scalded al
most to a crisp. and w. r. Hutchin-
son, head brakeman, was badly
scalded
= The injured men were brought to
'tAo Henryetta hospital where modi-
cal aid was hastily given.
Fireman Day. though fatally in
jured is still alive. Both eyes are
scalded out and his body horribly
scalded all over. Head Brakeman
was scalled about the arms and legs
and back; while his injuries are of
most serious nature, he Is not re-
garded as beyond recovery.
Conductor Walker was in the ca
boose whom the crash came, and es-
capped injury. as did Brakeman Fred
Phillips, who had Just returned TO
The caboose from the front OF the
train.
The engine turned over and rolled
down fifty-foot embankment, the
Impact being sufficiently heavy 10
ourst the boiler and the escaping
steam wreaked fearful havoc.
All that could be learned of the
wreck was that the engine suddenly
lett the track, followed by ton cars
IN quick succession
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
Kansas Wildcats.

In Greenwood county, Kansas, the
Kansas Gulf oil company No. Hall,
in the northeast OF northeast OF z
24-9e, ~ dry ana abandoned, total
depth 2,440 feet. Usage Brinn Oil
Co. No. / Haver In the northwest
corner OF southwest OF southwest of
29-24-9e, il rig up. Great South
ern oil company and Tidal No. 1
Robbins, in the southeast OF south
east Of 27-25.se, IL drilling at 2,i00
feet. Derby Oil company No. Hen
Erickson. in the northeast OF north
east of northwest OF 17-25-gc, IL
drilling at $50 feet. Same company
No. ! HcndriCkson, in the southwest
uf southeast OF southeast of 1875
90, IL rig up. Pure Oil company
No. / Berrier. in the southwest cor
ner of southeast OF 17-25-9o, Is
spudding. Kansas Gulf OIL company
No. / Berrier, in the southwest cor
ner Of northwest of southeast OF IT.
25-9e, is drilling at 1900 feet Cor
nelius & Todd No. ! McBane, in the
northwest of southeast of 26-25-9c,
IL drilling at $50 feet. Empire No.
3 Denchfield, in the center of north
east OF northeast OF %-27-Se. is
abandoned rig. Uncle Sanf company
No. ! Temple, in the southwest corr
ner of northwest of 23-27-Se. is shut
down at 1850 feet.
In Harvey county. Kansas. Greeche
o. & G.. Co. No. 1 Sawtelle, in the
southwest of northwest OF 2422-2e,
Is drilling at 2,370 feet. u. ]. Mar
shall No, Classen, in the northeast
of southeast OF 29-23-2e, is rig up.
Cain, ct al, No. / Hickers, In the
northwest OF southwest of 30-24-lc,
is shut down at $50 feet. Halstead
O. Il c.. Co. No. / Hoover, in the
southwest of northwest of 3-24-2w, is
shut down at 2.400 feet. Neiman,
ct al, No. / McCune, in the center
of the south line OF southwest OF
northwest OF l-24-2e, is shut down
at 1880 feet.
In Harper county Kansas, Edo.
Harper Emp. OIL company No. l
county farm, In the northwest OF
northwest of 25-32-7w, is shut down
at 500 feet.
In Hodgeman county, Kansas, OH
| Fields Dev. company No. l Hanna,
in the northwest OF northwest of 81
22-23w, is shut down at 725 feet.
In Jackson county, Kansas, Buff
falo Oil company No. ! Cook, in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

tho northeast corner OF the southeast
of tho southwest Of 29-2in-lw is a
ric.
Mid-Co. No. II, Wudins, in tho G.
of the northeast uf the southeast ut
the southeast Of 30-2in-lw Is drill
ing at 2.24O fcct
Marland No. !. Miller in the
SOUTHWEST corner OF the northeast OF
2-2ln-ic IL undcrrcaming 2 IL inch
casing. total depth. $50 feet.
Same company No. /, Collier, In
the southwest corner Of the north
west OF the southeast Of S-2in-lC Is
undcrrcaming i2 - inch casing, to-
tai depth l,0lO feet.
Mid-Co. No. 10. Washburn, in tho
southeast corner OF tho southwest OF
l5-23u-2w is drilling at 2,065 feet
Gillespie No. II. w. !. Neal In
the southwest corner Of the north j.
west Of the southeast OF 15-23n-2w IS
drilling az l,iSO fcet.
Getty OH co. No. r. YOst, IN the
northwest corner Of the northeast of
22-23n-2w Is shut down at 1925 feet.
lO-inch casing parted.
Mid-Co. No. !, \. Brumficli, In the
northeast corner OF the northwest OF
22-2Sn-2w ~ at $50 barrels well sand
2,43t-2.i40 feet
Same company No II. Hoover. IN
tho e. northwest Of tho southeast OF
the southeast OF 22-23n-2w is spud-
ding So foCt.
Carter OH Co No. /. Ashwadc. In
the northwest corner of the south
east OF 22-22n-2w IA spuddinF.
Gilleo e al, NO. ! Brock, In
the northeast corner Of the south
east OF 22-23n-2w is drillinR at 7pt
foct.
Hartman, ct al. No. !. Koaton. IN
the g. y. /. Of the southeast Of "a
22n-lw is shSS down at l,lt2 feet,
Merritt, - al No. T. Freeze, I'm the
northwest corner Of the northeast
| OF l6-2lu-2w Is a location
Ike Schuler No. |, Christopher, in
the northwest corner OF the north
| east OF the northwest OF 30-2 1n-le II
| driping at 2,0l0 fect.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
COTTON TREND IS
SLOWLY DOWN
New Crop and Generally
Unsatisfactory Money
Conditions Blamed

NEW ORLEANS, oct. s.--The
trend of prices in the cotton market
last week was strongly downward
under the weight of the new crop,
tho absence Of n spot demand and
the generally unsatisfactory financial
conditions which, according TO all
accounts, have prevented the Interior
from obtaining funds in sufficient
amount TO hold cotton off the mar
ket. At one sosslon spotprices In the
interior were marked down from 100
to 800 points. In the local spot de-
partment prices lost 900 points on
the week on middling, which closed
at 23c. The net result OF the weeks
trading in the contract market were
losses OF l0l to 297 points, October
closing at 20.S0c. May. the most ac-
live distant month, closed at 2O.01c.
At the lowest levels OF the week
prices were 1914 to 307 points under
the close OF the preceding week, with
October at 20.70c and May at 19.0Sc.
At not time during the week were
prices above the close of the pre-
ceding week, except on May, which
ut one time was at net advance OF
five points.
Weather conditions were mixed,
the weather map at one time pre-
senting the strange spectacle OF an
unprecedentedly early cold wave at
one end OF the cotton region and a
hurricane at the other. The cold
wave caused more or less frost IN
the northern sections OF the belt and
the hurricane brought high winds
and heavy rains to the Atlantics
Fair weather prevailed over much
Of the belt. z
This week spot market events ard
bound to be OF more interest thar
over. Bureau reports on condition
and ginning. postponed from october
to October 4, will be issued, the
ginning figures at o o'clock and the
condition figures AZ 10 o'clock New
Orleans time. Both reports vii
carry the crop to September rs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
MeeklY NIetsL Market.

NEW YORK. oct. 3.--The metal
markets appear to be In a period
OF readius,ment TO lower prices.
more clearly than at any time this
year steel buyers have been press
ing producers for reductions. Bill
lets have been cut to $55, at Pitts
furgh and youngstown and forging
bIllets to $40. Plates and sheets
and in fact most of the heavier
products have been reduced while
wire materials, rails, hoops. bands
and ties remain steady.
For the first time this year signs
point TO an easier pig iron market
Valley furnaces have cut quota
tons on foundry iron ~ n ton to
Si7 and basic ~ in the course OF
weakening to a S45 level.
Copper has taken the course OF
iron and steel. More producers
have cut quotations to IS 1-2 cents
Consumers have been well covered
BY steady receipts on old contracts.
Arrivals Of foreign copper, total,
s,4O0 tons against exports OF 1900
tons this month.
Tin Is absolutely lifeless. The
market at 43 cents n pound Is the
lowest OF the year.
Lead Is sun and trading is abb
rcrt Zinc Is weak and featureless
There Is distinct absence oi
demand.
Anthony is quiet but prices re.
main unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
WORLD MARKET PAGE
weekly Dry Goods Review.


NEW YORK. oct. 3.---Unsettled
conditions In raw cotton markets.
coupled with the light demand
from the converting and jobbing
trades, have brought about a re-
newal of liquidation in cotton
goods and cotton yarn prices. Cur
tailment Of production in manu-
featuring centerS has been increas-
ing and ia most cases Il has been
brought about by the expiration OF
contracts and inability to secure ad-
ditional business.
The period OF protection given on
prints and percales has expired but
printers have not yet made new
prices for future deliveries.
The guaranteed price on bleached
muslin expires by agreement on
October 1S and new denim prices
are not expected before the middle
or the end of the month.
other merchandising conditions
of this sort delay n readjustment
and the trado Is now inclined &c
look for little Improvement unit
after the national elections.
Cancellation OF orders and con
tinued production OF cloths in some
mill centers in anticipation OF or
ders tend to complicate future
prospects.
Quotations are: print cloths 2S.
inch G4x6is, 10c: 64x6o's, . 3-4c'
2s 1-2 inch. 64x6i. IA i-2c; brown
sheetings, southern standards, zoe
derims 2,20's, southern indigo, 49,
nominal: uckings S-ouncc, 40c
standard ginghams, 20c; standard
prints 23c nominal; dresp ging
hams 20 and 27 12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

lg,,,h Cd, D,,. s.,,.n,,.t r,,,,r of IN,
northwest rr the northwest or l.
l5u.ipW is skldding rig. lost hole
at 500 fucl
Chq1t' pil co.'s No. / Wnllac"
w lh' ".'''W'Ht corner OF sN-l'h
,F,t',..,.. >'' ,.g, 10, ,t,, ,,r,,- -
49,, - ,t a.. H..
-,
,'t...U g,,,,.... -, wa
H.. ,i,',..' ,,,., ,hc
Inr,,,,.., ~ tftr.iry 10 dril,ing
~, s,Y
t..u t.,,t,., y, ,
- ~. "', ,,,a',,N' ,t..,',,, 80, -
n,, i',,.,., ,tott,' t,a, a. snud
ded iu ana shut down.
Union National OIL CO.'S No. I
R. ~. StpDIc iu the CcutcT of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
STOCKS DECLINE
EXCEPT RAILWAY
Transportation Systems
Believed to Have Thrown
off u. S. Handicaps

NEW YORK, oct. 3.--Highest
opgta !vns Of thd year for a majority
W railway issues and lowest quota
,,ona fyr the same period by almost
,b-,e score prominent industriais
and spc,ialties featured last wcok's
bi.. but irregular stock market.
Gaosars for this seemingly con-
+,,d.c,ory condition wcrO found in
,eo growing conviction that the
,,1nsportat.un systa11s nave thrown
on the haHdtcaps imposed by federal
control while the decline of indus
,ral. and spCcialtics reflects the fur
thor reduction of commodity prices
Tho decline was most severe in
motors and kindred issues, also some
~ the food shares, notably sugars
ad stocks OF no especial classified
. ti0n.
! U-irhtcr aspects of the financial
and investment situation wero pre-
sentcdly n broader demand for bonds
[ matrially higher levels.
Opinions in banking quarters vary
regarding tho course of the money
market in tho final quagjer of the
yslr. october interest and dividend
disbursements aggregnte $37+.000,.
/ 600, this being less by about s6,000,.
OOO than the payments in the cor
responding period Of 1919.
Foreign exchange continued to ex.
press by It's lower tendencies the ex.
tert OF this ccuntry's dominant posi-.
tomas debtor nation Gold i'm
ports were largely augmented Il
meet the Anglo o-Brench obligation
maturing October Is next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

northeast Of the northeast Of 12-7-
l5t, ls rir up.
In lowell county, Kansas, Redline
OIL company No. Lamp, In the
southeast Of southeast of 9-2-9w, Is
zig up.
1 kiugwoud county, Kansas, Hale,
ct AL, SO. Grabcr, In the southwest
Of northwest OF 3i-2T-7w, Is shut
down 40 1895 feot
In kcaruey county Kansas. Minis
& lnEc No. / Bower, I'm the south
west of southwest of g-25n-37W In
shut down at 600 feet.
In Lincoln county, Kansas, Bcnc-
dun a Trees No. 1 Beverly, In the
southeast of southwest OF 2G-l0-lOw,
is shut down AT 300 feet
In Lyons county, Kansas. Hoover,
ct AL, no. Langley. Ia the south
west uf tho southwest of 4-2l-llo.
IS rigging up. Empire g.. n l.. Co. No.
/ Biblugor. In the northeast OF the
southwest Of 24-2l-1te, IL a location.
I'm Marion county. Kansas. Sin
clair so. / May, In tho center OF
the north line OF northeast of south %
east OF lS-l7-3c, Is shut down at
| 1 600 feet Forester. ct al, No. ]
| Fay In the northeast OF southwest
| uf l2-17-t,, ts shut down at k4OO
/ feet. Geo. W. krov No. 1 BifflN, In
| the southeast Of southwest uf suuth-
east OF gN-lS-4e. show oil 2,315-
2,37S feet. shut down at 2,AiO feet.
Argus OH cunpany No. Bott In
| the north,lst ut northeast OF 9-l9-
/ 4c. ls shut down at 1000 feet sig
nal Oil company No. / Richmond, IN
/ tho northwest Of northwest Of 10
/ l9-5c. is spuddlnE. White OIL cor
poration No. ] Wells IN The south
east of northeast of 36-l9-6o, IL a
/ rig. A. T.. Campbell No. l Helm, In
| the Horthclst OF southeast OF 3O-2o-
| Pc. Is rig up. J. r. sharp, ct ~.
/ No. Chass,D. I'm The southwest OF
southwest Of S.2O-Jc, Is building rig
| Franklin o. " q. Co. No. Man
/ helm. in the southeast Of southwest
/ OF ll-2U-5c, ~ drilling At 1000 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

the southwest Of i5-9n-23w, Is shut
down at 1880 feet for casing.
Morton. and others, No. ! J. O.
Cox In the northwest corner uf the
northeast OF J5-9u-22w, IS shut
down at ESQ feet
Pierce OIL corporations No. test
IN the southeast corner OF 10 ultth-
eaFt or 21-Sn-26w IS dridng at
1,tf2 feet.
G. H. Taylor'a No. tcst I'm the
southwest corner Of the northeast
~ 27-1n-25w IA drilling az 1900
feet.
Greer Texas No. I Harris In the
northwest corner uf tho southeast
of tho southeast " 9i-fu-2 iw. Is
drilling nt 400 fcct
Klown County, Oklahoma.
81. Louis oil a Gas Co.'S $50 I
IL. W Mcconnell In the northwest
corner of the southwest OF tho
northeast Of at-7n-20w is shut
down at 1915 feet for funds
/ Centralized on Co.'S No. !
| Schmidt In the southwest corner OF
| the sotithenat of 27-7n-i6W, is shut
down for packer, total depth, l73i
/ feet
Lone Wolf Petroleum Co.'s No, I
/ Dugan IN the southwest corncr OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
Wilcox Drilling in Toddy

The Homer +. Wilcox OH Com
panys No. on the Stcpncy farm
was drilling at 2S4O fees Saturday
afternoon, and expected to get the
regular Wilcox sarFl and drill in to-
day. The well IL located IN the
northwest corner OF the northwest
of the southwest OF 24-i5-1O.
The Wilcox interests are moving In
n rig to offset the 1relan a. schmidt
well In 31-16-12, Mounds district,
The new test will be located in the
northeast corner OF the northwest
Of 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
Y. W. C. A. LUNCH SERVICE
Three Meals VIII Tie served Each
DnN 10 Patrons OF the "Y. w"

Dining room service will begin at
the Y. w. G. A this morning in
addition TO the cafeteria service.
Three meals will be served daily,
breakfast from TO S;l5 o'clock,
luncheon from 10 TO 1880 o'clock and
supper from $3.50 TO 7 o'clock.
An individual breakfast will cost
35 cents. An individual luncheon will
cost so cents and Sunday dinner rs
cents and a weeks meal ticket for
lvncheons and Sunday dinner $3.50.
An individual supper will cost so
cents. A meal ticket for a week &
breakfasts and suppers will cost SO
and a meal ticket for three meals
daily for week SS.15.
Serving of club and group dinners
is especially wished. Mrs. NJ. B
Woody of Fort Worth, Texas, is in
charge of the dining room.