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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23
TRAGICO FIN DE UN
A EN- N. YORK
Fue muerto por qulenes 10
despojaron de una gran
suma de dinero

Tcleprrmd Especial peru LA PRENSA'
NCEV AYORk, JUNO 2l.-Eoy en-
Ia mahana fue hallado 81 cadAver de
I'M espanol llamado Manuel Gaban.
en- el local que acababa de arrendar
para establecer IN restaurant V para
vivir en- 81.
Creese que fue asesinado con el OBJ
ieto de robarle ounce mil d6lares en-
Elective que llevaba consigo para lie
var a caDo otra operaci6n de impor-
tancia que esperaba poder terminar
aver. Y los ~anillos, fistoles de corbata,
reloj V cadena que portada y que va
lian algunos miles de d6lares.
Cababa presisamente de anueblar
ell local en- que iba a establecer su ne
gocio Y habfa arrendado unos cuartos
en- ell segundo piso, a donda pensaba
mudarse Ia emana entrante, habien-
do conprado mueblcs nuevos para su
familia:
la Ultima vez que Sc le vic fus
ancche. cuando sali0 de otro restau-
rant accompanied de I'M e~Xtranjero.
despueS de Ia medianoche.
Como no fuera a dormir a SUI casa,
su esposa Sc dirigi6 muy temprano a
buscarlo al antique restaurant Y ha-
bi6ndolo e~ncontrado cerrado, SO fue
al nuevO local dondc halo 81 cada-
Yer de su esposo, con senales inequi-
de haber sostenido una tremen-
da lUcha con el o los que 10 ~atacaron.
la policfa no tiene por ell momento,
inGiCio alsunos de q~uienes puedan ha-
Der perpetrado ei crimen y Ia unica
huella de que dispone, es Ia que de-
jaron en- los muebles nuevos las ma
nos de los asesinos.
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Ell Gobernador de MichoocGn
pospuso las elecciones

MORELIA, JUNO 19.-Acaba de
hacerse cargo del Gobierno del Esta-
do el general L4zaro Cardenas. quien
Gesde luego fuG p~resentado Il los dis
tintoS funciorarios publicos.
II acuerdc primero que tuvo el 60
bernador Cardenas echo por TERRA la
disposition del ~ingcniero PaScual Or
liz Rubio. Jus estuvo anteriormente
al frente del m!smo Gobierno. Deere
is 81 general Cdrdenas que las cleo
clones paca l., renovation de pode-
res no Sc lievaran a efecto Sino has
Ia ell dia I del cntrante julio, segGn
eXpresa Ia Constitution local. Ortiz
Rubio hahfa VI convocado q e~leccio-
mes para ell ola 90 del mes en- cur
en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23

Para libros en- espanol d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118 North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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FUE COkOENADO A DlEZ AMOS
DE PRESIDE

LA PRENSA. infrm6 .o~portuna-'
menre a sus !ectores del asalto crimi-
nal de que fu6 victima. a principles
del mes pr6ximo pasado. el chauffeur
Richard Pedrotti. de 10 amos de edad.
En- Ia Core G7a. de Distrito aca-
ban de ser juzgados por tai delito.
Delbert f. Weeks ; Bunion Cundiff.
Estos indiviiuos pidieron II poche
4 Pedrotti cue los condujera a bordo
de su coche 4 un cmpamento militar
y en- el canine le asaltaron iufirien-
dole neridas de positiva EraVedad.
Los a~SaltanteS de Petrotti fueron
condenados = G:ez amos de preside
81.
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PRESENTATION MATRIMONIAL

Aver pot Ia tarde So efectu6. en- la
casa numero 435 dc Ia Gale Laredo.
ia presentation matrimonial del Sc
nor Elpidio Martinez. Recaudado; de
Rentas en- Villa Acuna. Coahuila:
o Ia senorita Adc!a Garcia, de Pie
draS Negras.
FL matrimoEio Sc efectuara Ell iue-
YES pr6ximo en- la IgleSia Cathedral de
San Fernando.
Con motive de la presentation hu-
DO una tertulia familiar en- Ia casa
de la novia.
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Sc procede a la reconstruct
cion de vi. mercado

TAMPICO. JUNO lS.-Antes dc
ocho dfas sc iniciaran los trabajos de
reconstruction del Mercado Mendez
que Sc inccndiara hace algun tempo.
con la reconstruction de csc merca-
do Sc hardh desaparecer las inmun-
das BARRACKS cue Sc han levantado
frente al mercado Hidalgo y cuya
eA:stencia significa TN foco de in
teccion.
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MOTORISTS MULTADOS

Aver corIparecierou ante la Corte
de Corporation alrededor de ounce
Iares. por v:Giacioncs . las Icyas de
motoristas que hubiern de enter,tr
rnultas desde c!nco ha5ta ounce DO
trdfico.
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y =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23

Gquina con hoIas
Gientes del msjor
scero. tamaha. S
. pu,gadas. i'ijeTas
tamano : pIlGa-
das. PSiuc cstilo
barbero. Estos efec-
tos son de supc-
rior calidad y 81
Sc coUfpran POI 6
~sepsrado en- otra
casa cueStan Il
doble.
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"A CLAVE DE La SALUD

Millares de Tcrsonss de ambos sexos
declaran que Ia electricidad los ha sa!vado
cuando habian perdido toda esperanza Guam
do Sc padece de debilidad nerviosa. aSots-
r.cnto, neurastenia, falta dc fuerzs, de AMI
mo > de yigor. reumatismo. ~lunbago, in
somnio. en{ermeGades de los rinoncs. del ei-
gado Y 10 veSiSa, abuses scNuairs de la nuicr,
no hay NADIA que sea tan ef:caz COMO el Gin
70 fernando est!mulantes cue nuncR curan.
tur6n electrico No pieros su tempo y dine
La cue SUI cuerpo necesita es nueyg frerSa
y viSor para que los ncrvioS y orEEnos vita
les vuelvaa a su estado normal Use ell Gin
tur6n e!ect-ico mientras duerme. Su podero5a
mente su decaimicnto y dolores. activara su
nucya vida.
PIDA UN CENTURION DIRECTAMENTE
y no pague a los institutes medico los prs-
cinturones. e. C!nturon No. l vale $500 orc
o MANDAMoS a PRUEBA
81 listed quiere prinero probar su eficacia
escoja cl cinturon que mas lc agradc. y re.
mitanos Giro Postal por n mitaG de 81 pre-
clio como prueba de buena fe. y T. cnviaremos
tisfscho, nos remitira ei resto dc su valor
Esta ofe-ta cs IA mejor garantia de sus me.
r;tcs v de nuestra sinceridad. Aprcvccke Ia
! oportupidad y cseribaaos en- scguida sorno ST.
que:
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co.
BON SIS.
ENDICOTT, n. Y.
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TERTUllA

La sonora Candelaria S. de Sifuen-
ties Y la senorita, Guadalupe Coma
lez. ofrccerGn ell dia 80 del mes en-
curse. uua fiesta a sus amistad"s ~
ST dOmiciiio 100 Icwa Stree.
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iMagico! Apliquese unas cuantas
eotas de Freezone sobre ese Gallo, e
Embellishments cesara de dolerle;
despues podra arrancarlo con los de-
dos. !Efectivamente! Sin eXagera-
cioni
= iPruebe Ell Frezonei En- cualiuier
botica conseguira III frasquito por
unos cuantos centavos, que sera sufi-
ciente para Iibrarlo de cualquier ca
10 blando O duro, entire los dedos de
los pies y callosidades, y estos, sin
causarle irritation nj dolor alguno.
Freezone es el descubrimiento de un
genio de Cincinnati.
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CROCKET AUTO LIVERY

TeIeforos Crockett sos. 704 1920.
e. UNlCO SlTlO MEXlCANo DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA ClUOAO.
Carros aprop6sito ' a precios ra-
Zonables. ~eSpeciales para BautiZos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. $500 por
bora. Para fuera de Ia ciudad. precios
especiales. Servicio' rapido dia Y no.
che. Leon A. Martinez. Serente.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

returned 10 the field aud are drill
ing No. l and No. IN the Recder
pool
Ralph W. Mot'n2. and others, "
ST. louis are drilling 30. l on th"
O'lluain lease near the Reedct
pool To the southwest in simpson
county, Ky
The Flat Rock oil X Gas company
I'm simpson county bordering ou
Robertson county Tenn. line reports
No, and No. on the Harris lease
as good as so harris each.
Buettncr. and others, of 81. Louis
are drilling No on the Hobby in
the Ecoder pool nnd No. ON the
Dunn IN southwest simpson county
near Franklin.
Weslow - Co. got n good wet
on No. six miles southwest OF
Franklin. reported at 80 barrels and
have made contracts for -four more
wells iu different localities IN Simp'
son and Robertson counties ON the
kentucky line. all to be-
commenced before November
1920
Ncciy, ard others. are spuddins
IN No. on the CLANCY south or
Franklin,
overall and others. are drliiug
No. ? on the Humphrey lease In eN-
treme southwestern simpson oouhty
adjoining Robertson county
Wichita Homer is completing NO
- On the Pepper. extreme south
Simpson county.
I.yle-Orr. ana others, OF Tulsa In
spudiirg I'm No. on the Tisdale
west of Franklin and nlso moving In
On the Adams near Franklin. rhey
have considerable acreage and eX-
poet 90 do much drilling.
Dlehl. and others, OF Buffalo are
drilling No. ! on the Graef fnrm
southwest of Franklin.
Moore. and others. are drilling
No. on the Hendricks. south Of
Franklin.
Frank Amos, Frank Laurie. ana
others. of CORY. Pa. have moved n
2h starr and spudded in No. Ia
first district, Robertson county
Tenn
Rort Amos of Rowling Green,
Ohio is shirping one 27 star from
Oklahoma this week and starting
No. tsin tho extreme northeast
corner OF district rs, Robertson
county, Tenn, near the Junction or
Is and I.
w. y. pyoma. formerly Of bureau
NJ mines experimental station OF
Bartlesvii,c Okla. and william y
Din of Barnesboro, PA, hnught
1000 acres In district l. Robcrston
county, Tenn, and understand they
have let contract for three wells.
The Scwance have started No. 2
near the jtsiction OF i-h-s districta
IN northwest Robertson county
Term.
sigal, and others, Of ohio have
contracted y deep test on farm
owney by Joe washington estate
In northwest Robertson county,
Tom
The Potter Palmer crowd of
Chicago are operating under the
names OF Atlas on company, ~
Tulsa okla, are putting down a
deep tcst near Bluff Springs, Christ
ian county
A largo number OF wells drilling
and completed are reported In Logan
and Todd counties, Ky.
Tho Edgerton Co. OF oklahoma,
are drilling Ia districts rs. Mont
gomery county. Tenn, and have lot
contracts for three more wells.
The Old Dcminion of Kentucky
| are putting down n deep test In
! Humphrey county, Tenn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

machine moved in for No. 2 In the
center of the south line OF the south
east Of the southeast Of s-27-tO.
Tho American Pipe Line COM
pany's No. T3 we'll in the center
Of the south half OF the northeast
OF 5-27-i0 Is a rig.
The indian Territory Illuminating
company's No. 2, In the southwest
Of the southeast OF section g-27-
TO- Is a rig on the ground.
The q. I. " II. well No. 10, at
the center of the north line of the
north half OF the northeast Of soc
tion i1-27-lO. is drilling 40 600 feet
The Plovcr Drilling company's No,
well, at the northwest corner uf
The northwest OF section i2-27-i0,
IN a rig on the ground.
The 202 OH company has "a ma
chine Ia and is spuddifg for No.
! at tue southwest corner of thr
northeast ~ section s6-27-ii.
The Monte oil companys No. g
wen, IN the snut thcast corner Of the
northwest Of section 3G-2f-tl, Is
good Tor % barrels in the 1895 foot
sand No. on this lease and To-
Gated I'm the center of the cast line
OF the southeast Of the northwest Of
the section Is location.
The Usage oil and Refining com
pany's test In the northwest corner
OF the northwest of the northeast
OF 2s-27-l2. ls a i5-barrel producer
IN the 705 10 72l foot pay. No. 2.
located at the center OF the west
line of the northwest Of the north
cast of section IS, Is drilling at 500
feet.
The Ramsey Petroleum company's
northeast OF section 25-2S-g. is a
test In the northeast corner OF the
machine moved In.
The Yorkhoma's No. 1 well In the
center location OF the portheast OF
northeast Of section I-2S-s, is d
section 4-2s-11, is machine.
The Prairie oil and Gas company
mas IA rig up for test in tho cx-
treme southwest corner OF section
1899.
Tho Advance oil company's No.
. wen at tho center OF the east line
OF the southwest OF section 20-2g-
o. IN % machine moved in.
The Dallas Usage OH com
pany's No. 80. In the southwest cor
ner OF the southeast of the north
east Of section 22.29-o, Is a ma
chine rigging up.
Wister's test in the northwest
corner Of the northwest OF section
26-29-9, 1s a machine moving In.
The Phillips Petroleum company
Is spuddng I'm with machine in
the sputheast corner OF the south
east of section 26-29-i1. No. on
the center of the west line OF the
southwest of the southeast of sec
tion 20 Is drilling at 300 feet, while
No. at the center of the south
half OF the southeast OF section &c
Is IA machine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
NelU Tests in the Usage

Glenn and Mccoy are spudding in
on No. 1, located at the center Of
the south line of the southeast OF
the southeast OF section l4-23-i0.
J. II. Phillips. ct al, have a rig
on the ground for a test In the
northeast corner of the northwest
of section 36-24-10.
The SO Usage Oil company's No,
81 we'll in the southeast corner Of
the southeast OF the southwest of
section 7-24-l2, is rig.
The Phillips Petroleum spmpany S
No. well, In the center opthe west
line of the northwest OF section "a
25-11, is a rig on the ground.
The Dcvonian Oil company has
a rig up for a test in the center of
the north line of the northwest Of
the northwest of section 56-25-ll.
The Tulsa-Texas oil company's
No. well. at the center of the south
line of the southeast Of the south
east of section 3S26-ll, is n rig,
The Graham oil and Gas com
pany's No. q well in the southwest
OF the southeast OF section 227-l0,
Is spudding in.
The Lawrence Gas company has a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

III. shrincr, ct al, Ponca CITY,
2l. Southeast 3G28-G, s2.eOO
Devonft ire OIL CO., Tulsa.
%. Southetst 4-26-6. $4,000
Kay County Gas Co, Tulsa.
23. Southwest I-g6-G, $251, ,00O0,
National Exploration CO.. Tulsa.
~. Southwest 30-21-6, $4,000,
Guffy-G Gillespie oil CO, ana Kay
County Gas CO., Tulsa
~ Sc utheast 25.2S-6. S1l00, q.
q. Gavlcr ski, Cleveland, Ohio.
26. Southwest 7-2l-5. $500, ".
r. Whiteslde, Duluth. Minn.
81 Northwest ts-24-5, 5000.
Goume 4 Maxwell, Nawata.
2S. Southeast 25-27-j, $4,000.
Shelly g. Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Tlflsa
80. Southwest 2s-2f-5 S6.tec.
skeiy & Phillips Petroleum Co,
Tulsa.
30. Southwest 2s-24-i, $500, Kay
County Gas Co, 11il@a.
81. Southeast 29-24-l $4,000,
Kay County Gas Co, Tulfa.
81 southeast a0-24-4, 500, Kay
County Gas CO., Tulea.
80. Northeast S1-2I-4, S2,t00, c.
y, Peters, Pawhuska.
"a. Northeast 2-23-3, $1,000. Kay
County Gas Co.. Tulsa.
35. Northwest 228-3. $1,000,
Devonian OH CO., Tulsa.
sc. Southeast .-23-3, 81 800.
Deyonian On Co.. Tulsa.
81. Southv est 2-23-3, sl,4Q0i
Dew nian oil Co, Tulsa.
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The Bay State Refining
CoB,pdRy

When the BAY state Refining COM
pany's plant at Healdton, Oklahoma,
charged its stills last week, another
refinery was added 10 the list in
Oklahoma. This company which
WAS organized few months ago by
Earle G. Hastings of this city and
j. Murray Walker of Boston, prom
ises TO be one OF the most success
ful Independent refining concerns in
the mid-Continent field.
The company has completed and
is running most modern refinery.
compounding and barreling plant,
with a capacity of 1000 barrels OF
finished products per day, which
capacity will later be increased to
2,600 barrels. The company has so
tank cars, I'm which to market its
products, which include complete
line of refined products including
cordage oils, steam refined cylin-
stocks and lubriCating oils.
The Bay State Refining company
Is organized under the laws of Mas
sachusetts with a capitalization OF
Sl,500,00O, two-thiros OF which Is
preferred and one-third common
stock.
The company's president, Earle G..
Hastings, was formerly general man-
ager of the Massachusetts-O o Oklaho-
ma Oil company and the Bighear.
Petroleum Refining company, and
later treasurer of the BiGheart Pro-
ducing and Refining company, which
companies he and his associates or
ganized, and which have been very
successful.
J. Murray Walker, vice president
and treasurer. is treasurer of the TIL
ton Mills, Tilton, n. H., and il one
of the most popular and successful
young business men of Boston.
The other officials OF the COM
pany are Ben T.. Lindsly,N refinery
manager. o. V. Brooks, sales man
ager: w. A. Lay, refinery superin-
tendent; William h. Jones OF Boston.
consulting petroleum engineer, and
VIM. l.. Noell, formerly vice presi-
dent and general auditor of the Big
heart company, Is auditor. The
board of direetors includes, in addi-
ton to Messrs. Hastings and walker,
Messrs. George r.. Brock, president
Home Savings bank, Boston; LorinS
II. Cushman, Boston. Harry \. Gu
terman, Boston, Paul Paine, con-
sulting petroleum engineer, Tulsa:
Charles A. Pastene, director U. $.
Trust company, Boston; VIM. IL,
Suekney. vice president Metropoli-
tan Trust company, Boston, and
Myron A. Young, president Spencer
National bank, Spencer, Mass.
The new company has its general
offices in Tulsa, where 1t has a suite
of rooms on the third floor OF the
new Atco building at Sixth and Main
streets, and branch offices will be
maintained at Boston, Massac chusetts,
and Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
Vest of SchuIter

The Transcontinental oil COM
pany's test in the southeast corner
of the southeast of 14-12-12, seems
to have widened out the trend and
1t now looks as though there would
be a direct connection found between
the old Schulterspool, and the stuff
in the northwest OF township 1919.
The well at foot in the sand was
flowing by heads, and the owners
have made locations for Nos. and
west and north OF the we'll.
The nearest production Is owned
by ReboId & Pine, in 22-12-i2. but
there are wells drilling toward the
Schulter pool, az for instance the
Miller people are drilling a deep test
in S-12-13. and had 5000, 900 feet OF
gas at 1,5OO feet, which was braden-
headed, and they are now drilling
at 1000 feet.
Another well a quarter OF mile
northwest of this test is being drilled
by Levy and others operating as the
Wooster Oil company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
Many okIahomans In kentucky.
Cry us W, wERNlNGJ

OBy u,. w. WERN1NG)
GooldgiHt Julis L obs has arrived
from Tulsa, and is reported as say
ing this Ia one Of the most promising
fields OF America.
A total OF 20 Tulsa, Okla. oil
men have reached Bowling Green
in the Rast week. among them some
OF the best midContinont operators.
Tbs IL remarkable In view OF tho
attitude formerly assumed by mid
continent operators who had pre-
Niously regarded the shallow well
,tcrritxy ~ unlikely. Their onor-
mouTlosses in deep sand territory in
TeAas and Louisiana aud the fact that
iGusher wells are coming IN In the
kcntuc field at less
than 500 feet has finally awakened
the midcontincnt operators TO the
advisabilty of their getting into
this Kentucky-Tonnessee, and as
usual The Tulsa bunch Is early on
the ground. one of the illustrations
of results obtained I'm this Kentucky
Tennessee field IL shown by pro-
ductions on the Tarrants lease where
since May l2 over 10000 barrels OF
oil has been run at $500 per barrel,
and the entire expense OF the lease
and all overhead expense, etc. has
been lcss than $4,000, yielding =
net income to the owners OF tho
lonse Ia four months of about
Seg,O0O or around $500 per day and
the Tense is not one-twentieth
drilled up.
There are others of relatively
equal results but the above is enough
to give you an idea OF what tho Ken
tucky-Tennessec field produces and
shows by comparison with the deep
sand fields of Texas and Louisiana
the advantage OF operating in this
great southwest Kcntucky-TennesS esSee
shallow sand territory.
one hundred and fifteen nroduc.
ing wells are reported IN Simpson
Co. southwest of Bowling Green
and so machines moving In south
west Of Franklin and on the Ken
tucky ky-Tennessee boundary line.
j. +. Arnold & Co. of Decatur
Ind, are opening a big oil well sup
ply house in Franklin. Simpson
county. I miles north of the Tennes
see lire in nm effort 10 keep pac'
with the rapid development In Simp
son county Kentucky. and Robert
son county. Tennessee.
G.. u. sheriff Of oklahoma CitJ
IS in Franklin. opening yards fol
! his tank building factory and viii
bring on a number OF experienced
tank builders from oklahoma 10
build tankage to take care OF pro.
duction in Simpson and other Ken
tucky and Tennessee counties.
The SledBe property near the
Simpson county line, sold for $500
600, last week 10 New York bankers.
The Tidewatcr oil company oi
New York. which operates in Okla
homa under the name OF Tidal on
company. brought in No. 4, big
producer IN the Reeder pool in
south Simpson county, and are now
drilling No. 5 and No. 9.
The Ohio OH company has also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

west OF the Southwest in 15-Il-l1.
Wen No. I.
Okhcw oil Co. are drilling at
2.S25 rect IN tn, southeast uf the
northeast OF the northeast ia t5-II-
iiG well No. L.
]. J, Deancr In aand from 2,5O2
feet to 2,5t5 feet .outhwcst OF the
northwest OF the ~ thwcst, int5-Il-
IL, well No. ?.
Same. drilling rorthwest " tho
southwest In i6-tf-I1. wen No. 3.
Same, drilling at 200 feet south
west OF the northwosl in t5-1t-1I.
Same, drilling at loo feet G.. y. L.
northwest Of the southwest in i5-tt-
H. well No. o.
Klngwood on Co.'havc rig up
southeast of the southeast In sill
IL well No 1. "A
j. j. ncner has rig Np &. W. H..
southwest of the northwest in 15-tl-
II. well No. 2.
Same has RIG up southeast Of tho
northwest OF tho southwest IN t5-tt-
II No. s.
Same has rig up g. w l.. north.
west of the southwest In t5-tt-t1
No. 3.
Central National CO. has twin rigs
up In northwest OF the southwest ut
the southwest IN l5-t1-l1, well
Ne 10.
kiuswood oil co. have rig up In
&. w. l.. southwest of the southwest
in l6-ti-l1; woll No. II.
Same has twin rig up 9. r.. l..
southeast Of thg southeast in i6-t1.
II well No. 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

Friondshlp lodge, the Y. w. c. A.
camp, continues IN demand for many
occasions. Fourteen young girls from
Horace Mann school spent last Fri-
day and saturday nt the camp and
10 business women were at the camp
during tho week -end proper. ON
sunday afternoon there wore 10 visi-
tors to tho grounds. Young people or
Boston avenue NJ. ". church have
asked for use OF the lodge for q
Halloween party on Friday evening,
work committee at tho Y. M. Q. A.
hers viii hold n retreat at tho camp
October 40 and 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
SERVICES FOR NEW CHURCH
Bullcttc Mission. ErrVtc,I at Cost uI
$4,000. ~ Have Rally Program

First service. In the new Bulotte
mission church which has recently
been erected nt d cost HpproNimatiug
$4,000 at Independence and NprfullS
viii he hold sunday morning In tho
form of u rally day nrDrr0m 'or the
sunday school. There VIII also bo
an evening service IL electric lights
ire installed by the end of the week
Z. $. Edwards Is sunday school SUI
]crintcndent and Rev Hugh 4. Crcs-
well assistant pastor of the First
'rcshNterian church fills the pulpit
IN the evening The church was built
With funds contributed Ivy tho First
Presbyterian church, with ,omc ns-
sstanco from the national FUND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
MNNNGit NAY HEAD
NIM ~ ~ GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. oct. l2.-possi-
hilitN ,. General Wrnngcl. leader
of tN' anti .holShcvik troops iu
southern Russia being called to
lead th, government m the ease uf
the diWntru1ron pf tho soviet gov
crnWout was indicated in unDou-
firwcd reports to the state depart
mcut received today.
Tho reports declare that Wrpurcl
has h'cN given strong support n Hu
disui,ta whore hc has been vpturi
Gus because of his division ut land
hmoue thp peasants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
West of Henrietta,

Henrye oil Co. are shut down at
Stone embry. shut down for eight
inch casing at 1900 feet southwest
of the southeast In 19-10-l3; well
No. /.
Lyons tet al, underreaming eight
inch casing northeast OF the south
west l-il-9; we'll No. l.
1880 feet southeas of the northwest
Of the northwest in l2-11-10; well
No.
Humphries are drilling at 1000
feet southwest OF the southwest in
24-1i-1o No. 1, a'
Indiohoma-L lyons. clearing out
at 2,S30 feet in northeast OF tho
northwest of the northeast In sill
IL No. I. lsr-si !
Central National Oil Co. are fish
ing 2,300 feet northeast Of the eSouth-