The Washington times., 1920-08-01
BETTER THAN $3.50

ness to you, their fellow-stockholders. that in
the end they and you shall all share alike in the
profits.
You will admit, know. that II Is most unusual
for you to be given an opportunity to tie up with
men of this type in great enterprise and to be
allowed. with your fellows, to own. by your COM
bined stock-holdings actual control Of the Com
psny, which. as have said in the headings OF all
my letters, is BETTER THAN $3.50"
Who are these men-the officers and directors?
Let me first quote from letter written by the
appraiser Hon. John 7. M. Johnston:
81 know several of the officers Of this Company
personally and believe in them.
II know intimately Mr.. A. C. Parker.
81 consider him great asset to the organization.
"He is well known in oildom, and has been dis
tinct success in everything he has undertaken.
His character is unquestoned and his honesty
and integrity can absolutely be relied upon.
81 would believe any statement Mr. A. C. Parker
should make to me or to anyone else.
"His ability and capacity have been proven by
successful operation in all Of his undertakings
"His knowledge of the mid-continent field is such
that he knows values, and therefore has selected
the holdings with unusual wisdom.
'The fact that Mr.. Parker is to be permanently
connected with the Company in a vital way, In my
judgment practically assures the success of the
enterprise"
Now here is brief" about the entire personnel
of the Company:
A. c. PARKER President and General Manager.
ability He has temendou. capacity for work Best of ALL
h sndSv:s With call
pounds looks man square in the eys and expects
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Manager Of this Company he also an important factor in
S.::is:a' S...;. on ~ Refining Refining G., e. Ten: E
Vice President and Director American National Bani,
~isn. p1.:to9 ' Wiehi.. State Bank WIGHT. Fall. re..
HARRY A. HURT, Vice-Preadent.
Mr. Hurt knows the oil business Prior to his aeyite.
G ne and .hi for
!. e the and
Of The Jone.HuIt Lumber Company ci Fort
ssesss:ry and rr:::u:f q south T:..: Lumber con-
Of M vsy su S
FRED G. JONES, Vice-Prexdent.
Mr. Jone. i; President of the ons.Bsers Construction
fssssa9sr Of Of 5ens. Bailey!
Binsh.mton II he !: siresto. Of the Syracuse Mort
'9
N. T., he being ZONES OF Jones nAs oeSn
interested in the industry Oklahoma for the past
era years. being successful in all of the oil projects he
has gone into Mr. Jones' investment in this Company
represents what would be fortune for most of N.
F. L. Mccoy Treasurer.
Mr. Mccoy s Vice President of the American National
Bank Wichita Fas Texas and extensively engaged in oil
Mr. Mccoy formerly President OF small
bank in the town of BukbuInet Texas After the famous
Bukburnett field discovered Mr. Mccoy sought larger
connections and of the organizers of the
National Bank of Wichita Falls Texas, being active Vice
President His in the Great State Petroleum
Company of Texas is substantial amount large enough to
command great personal interest in its affairs.
WALTER H. MARSHALL,
Secretary and ssistant Treasurer
Mr.. Marshall for many secretary and CONN
Dental Col E. H. Green of New York City
Mr. Marcha 10 Texan; he knows the state Through his
association with Col and Col Green's mother Hetty
Green, he became well versed In large financial matters
and using his talents developing the Great State Pero
leum Company of Texas. .,