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New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

Let me give you right here
a summary of the topics dis
cussed at the executive con-
ference Of the Doherty organ
ization.
"Treasurer's Problems"
"Doherty Mems Fraternity
Training and Development
in the Doherty organiza-
tion."
"Employees' Representation
Plan"
1.-THE Situation AS 1t is"
ATTITUDE of Commissions and
Other Regulatory Bodies" ;"
"Relation of Earnings to
Credit"
"The Duties of the General
Manager.
"Some Tangible and Intangi
bic Assets of Cities Serv-
ice Company"
(Bringing OUT views on or
ganization spirit and CO.
operation and future
plans of the Empire
Companies.)
Worlds Petroleum Outlook. "
--latest Developments in Pc
troleum Engineering
"Production, Geology, Scout
ing and Transportation"
Refining and Marketing"
General Problems"
Publicity"
"The Bond Department 8
problems and Its Future. "
"Some Organization Prob
lens"
"How We Can Sell More Do
herty Securities in Our
Towns"
development of Cities Serv-
ice Natural Gas and Oil
Properties"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

conference had adjourned, l
met several Of the executives
and spoke to them about leav-
ing their homes before
Thanksgiving Day.
Every man let me know
very plainly that he regarded
it as a great privilege to at
tend a meeting of the men,
bers of the Doherty organiza-
tion at any time or at any
place-that at this particular
time it was a real Thanksgiv-
ing party, because the organi-
zation had passed through a
very successful two years
since the Armistice was
signed.
This thought was aptly ex-
pressed by Frank W. Frue-
auff, a partner of Henry L..
Doherty & Company, and the
general manager, who said !:
"Our hearts fears have all
been allayed and our dreams
have come true, so why
shouldn't we meet on the
threshold of Thanksgiving
Day and all be thankful to-
gether %
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

Will go TO our duty with that
same spirit that has carried
us through so many years of
success and has enabled us to
be a great help in establishing
the industries of this country
on solid footing.
"It is great work we are
doing, and I am proud to be
associated with you in the do
ing of it, and you have shown
here at this meeting that you
are proud to be associated
with us in the doing of it. So
what chance is there for US to
fail in our efforts?
Besides, we are doing bus
iness, boys, in the greatest
country in the world, whose
resources are unlimited, and
it is our business to continue
to develop these resources as
we have in the past"
Now it developed all
through these proceedings
that not single man in the
Doherty organization struck
a note that expressed a doubt
as to the future of the busi-
ness Of their organization or
as to the future of the busi-
ness of this country. And I
submit that if every business
organization in the country
Will cut out all the talk about
things being bad and uncer-
tain we will quickly adjust
ourselves to the new condi-
tlons that now confront us
and go along and be more
prosperous than we have ever
been.
| learned one thing at these
meetings of the Doherty ex-
ecutlves that | think is one
of the biggest things I have
yet run across in business. It
is this:
AS soon as any one becomes
an investor in the Dohertv
enterprises, that minute he
or she is regarded as a part
ner in the business, and the
mousse OF Henry L. Doherty &
Company, so Wall Street.
feels so strongly its response
blllty to its investors that all
OF the executives and their
co-workers in the many Do
herty enterprises work un-
ceaslngly and untiringly to
make their properties success.
full, thus insuring investors of
the stability OF their invest
ments, and to give them an
adequate return on their in.
vestments.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

The first thought that came
to me, as | sat in that con-
ference listening to papers
read by executives, was this
There must be a wonderful
spirit in this organization if
more than 250 men from all
sections of the country would
leave their homes to take part
in a conference on the three
days preceding Thanksgiving
Americas great national
holiday.
They knew they could not
get back to their homes for
the Thanksgiving dinner.
After the Monday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

| did not hear all of these
discussions because on Tues
day there were sectional meet
lngs of the Public Utilities, of
the Oil Department and the
Bond Department, but | heard
enough to convince me that
the executives of the Doherty
organization, while they
frankly state their views at
these meetings, and thrash
out things, they all agree in
the end, because it is a motto
of the organization:
eve don't always agree,
but we do not undertake any,
thing unless we do all agree
| submit that any business
organization wo, ~ ON this
platform is bound to give the
greatest service, and service
is the real principle under
lying all of the activities of
the Doherty organization.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

/ was tremendously inter
ested in the discussion of the
plans for the "Doherty Mems
Fraternity" because | think
that fraternal bodies within
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

| dropped in at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Monday af-
ternoon about 2 o'clock. The
corridors were filled with a
sturdy-looking lot of men.
There were so many of them
that | did not associate them
with the Doherty organiza-
ton.
| asked at the information
desk to be directed to the ex-
ecutlve conference Of the Do
herty organization and was
told to 60 to the Roof Garden
floor of the Waldorf-Astoria.
When I arrived there | was
amazed to see a large room
filled with chairs-enough to
accommodate 400 or more
men. | thought 7 had made a
mistake, so | asked if the Do
herty executives met in this
big room and I was told they
did.
When the afternoon session
started at 80, the room was
filled with as fine a looking
body of men as l have seen
gathered at one meeting in
New York City, and I have, at
tended hundreds of meetings
during the % years I have
lived in this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

| have only touched the high
spots of these meetings of the
executives of the Doherty or
ganization, and the way I
came to write this story is due
entirely to my enthusiasm
about the effect it would have
on the public if it were print
ed. So | suggested to Mr.. Do
herty and Mr.. Frueauff, and
several of their associates.
that a report of their meet
ing should be printed be-
cause it will do lot, in nv
judgment, to allay the doubts
so generally expressed lust
now about the future of the
business of this country. They
told me to tell the story. so
here it is.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

A program for the execu-
tive conference of the Doherty
organization was handed to
me, and | noticed that meet
ings were scheduled for three
days, from 1870 A. M. to
1890 P. NJ, and from 2::3O
P. NJ. until S 80 p. M. 1t sure
did look like real business,
and | had not been at the
Monday afternoon session
very long before I realized
that these men had come to-
gether to discuss the problems
of their big business frankly
and freely.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

This is a time for all of us
to have confidence, to put pep
into our activities, to pull to.
gether. Don't you think so?
And is it not fine that a big
organization brings it's execu-
tives together, even at the
threshold of Thanksgiving,
and plans a forward course Of
action, which has no thought
of decreasing its working
forces or stopping anysof it's
progressive activities?
=
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM C. FREEMAN.
1T w. 46th ST., New York
City.
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Real Estate
Ardmnor@ EIorm@s

a tsA SA SAAAANV ~ ~ a q ~ Ao1N2O
ARDMORE is the city OF foundations
Abraham sought Il city Of found
atiors, who OF all the thousands
who have come to Ardmore have not
sought the same? and who Of all
Of MS will not say that we have
found THIS CITY or FOUNDA-
TIONS-Ardmore real estate is
bound to go on up-it's got oil and
gas pressure under 1t inevitably
pushing us upward to the heights
of Heaven Kissing Hills.
JUST few. but yet still few Ard
more homes can be secured--we
have them.
A SWELL home on McIish Ave,
spacious in every appointment. beau
tful living room across the front,
highly polished oak floor, brick
mantel, pretty breakfast room-a
real home at $500.
l STKEET, southwest, Is fashion
able street; on this street we have
a real home. aesthetic and refined,
five rooms, artistic inside and out
price $500.
ON BIXBY Ave, another fine street,
a six room home, built for himself
by one OF Ardmore's best contract
ors, price $1,000
UNDER the market by 1000 Is q
fine six room home, plastered, south
front, on Fourth Ave, southwest
swell street; price for this nice
home only $500.
A BRAND new home of six rooms or
McI.ish; plastered south front-tht
arrangement Is different--the prlct
only $500.
ANOTHER brand new horne, nearing
completion on McLish Ave, thi!
home is up to big city specifica
tions in design, finish and con
struction; price $500.
A SPLENDID six room home IL
fine neighborhood on y St, north
west; price $4,000,
BETTER than most of them, as goot
as the best Of them is u fine branC
new home on c St. northwest, ans
the price is only $500.
A TIVE room home on l1th Ave.
northwest for $500.
A FOUR room modern pretty hom'
on Caddo for $4,000 on good terms
IN ONE-HALF block of West Broad
way--a lot SO by 230 feet. and
good house for $4,000.
A VERY FINE lot co by 173 feet ol
y street, northwest, price $4,000.
A VERY fine home, great big LOT
fine neighborhood, paved stree
situated on A St.. northwest 70
$4,000.
LET US help you select home.
r. G.. McKIDDY
l26 1.2 West Main st. g.
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WamG a Home?

rooms and bath on d street, N W,
close to Main street. This is one Of the
last real close in places and is a good
buy. $4,000,
12 rooms and bath, close in, south
west; practically new house. Two
baths, two fireplaces, built-in features
of every description; plastered. A
very we'll built house; liberal terms,
Price $4,000.
rooms and bath, close in, northwes,
on 3rd avenue; large corner lot and
new house. Must be sold. Price A.
900.
rooms and bath, corner lot look
100 well built house two fireplaces.
IS 900.
9Th avenue, N w, rooms and bath
large lot and a real home double
walls and floors. Price $1,000
II street S w, rooms and bath
one half block from Main; one of the
best locations in town. Price $500
II street S W, rooms and bath;
east front; hardwood floor; plastered.
House less than six months old. Price
$1,000.
4 rooms and bath. large lot; chicken
| yards; good buy at $4,000.
Z rooms and bath B street N w;
beautiful corner lot; garage; east
front. This is the best buy in town
and must be sold at once. Very lib
eral terms. S7250.
Z rooms and bath on Bixby avenue;
east Of railroad; large corner lot;
breakfast room; fireplace; built-in fea
lures. $4,000.
These are only a few Of the many
homes we have listed. If you want q
home call on us. We will be sure
to have the place you are looking for
We know the town-the town know.
US.
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Lamgstom Inv. Co.
Homa@s for Sale
505-6 Simpson Bldg
Phones 444, 1851, 2023
6-3

A six.room modern bungalow on
Second avenue, northwest; large cor
ner lot; out houses fruit trees ;close
in. Price only s3,750; easy terms.
Afine, modern six-room bungalow on
I street, southwest; garage and drive
way; all modern builtin features.
This is one of those classy l stree,
bungalows See US for price and 10.
cation,
A dandy new five-room modern brick
bungalow on Hargrove street, north
west corner lot. Priced less than
good farm as part or all pay.
II you want something close in see
this seven-room modern home on FRS;
avenue; one block from Main street
Lot 75x150. The lot alone is worth the
property Ask US about this.
An up.to-date little fiveroom mod
ern bungalow on Bixby avenue; corner
lot; garage and driveway. Price 81, 500,
A beautiful lot 100xl5S on Third Ave.
and ID street, southwest; on corner;
pavement paid out; If you are looking
for good lot close in you cant beat
this.
A five-room modern cottage on 9th
avenue. northwest. Price $4,000.
A five.room mdern cottage on lst
avenue, northwest: new. Price s2,2jo.
A slxroom story and half house on
West Main: east of railroad; lot OK
10S. Price s2,5OO; very easy terms.
See us for vacant property IL you
are going to build. We can sell you
the lot and lend you the money to
build home. II you buy home from
us We make the terms without cost
TO you. A small cash payment and
the balance monthly will buy a home
So why pay these high rents?
GwiAl0t & Hall
Phone 5S3 3o7 Simpson Bldg
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FOR SALE-Seven.room modern house
Large lott close in. Price Sl,7oO.
Four others just as good. r. 7. Dali
las & Son. S-3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
NEED MORE PLAY
AND FEWER JAILS
Develop Recreation Is
Slogan of Community
Service Here.

The plan Of work adopted 10y the
Tulsa community service received
hearty approval from well known
community service representatives,
at the national conference for social
work held n Ncw orleans April
1921, according to James NJ Ford,
who returned to Tulsa YESTERDAY.
Merritt Woods. city director OF pub
lie welfare for Wichita, Kan. stated
his intention of coming to Tulsa to
study the plan and Mr.. Eastman.
publicity director Of the social unit
worK Of Cincinnati also expressed
a wish to see 1t in action.
About $500 workers for COM
muuity service, associated charities,
probation settlements. public
health and Juvenile delinquency, at
tended the conference, MIR. Ford
said. Need Of recreation was the
dominant note struck in the confer
cncc, MIR. Ford said.
There was general cry. DE
Nelop recreation Mr. Ford de-
clarcd Juvenile workers threw up
their hands and begged that instead
of building more Jatls. communities
provide better recreation. Part Of
the solution OF the labor problem lies
in giving people things to do. It was
brought out. Charity workers agreed
that all Of the case work IN the world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
MONEY IS USELESS
When You Have Bad
Health.

The pleasures OF life are denied those
who suffer with rheumatism, scrofula,
erysipeas. eruptlve skin and other dts
eases caused by an impure state Of the
blood. Even though you seek enjoyment
IN the many ways possible TO your sta
ton in lie. your aches and pains Will
not perm It you the measure Of happiness
to which you are entitled. You are noces.
ssrily miserable and discouraged and
when your morbid condition becomes
known your friends and Rcquaintances will
sometimes avoid you.
Your success, your happiness, all depend
on what you got out of lifc Your health
and strength therefore depend on pure.
rich blood,
As purifier Of the blood, modern medl-
cine offers no remedy of greater value
than Prescription C-2223. This treatment
tcrative Of great power, II changes dis.
easod conditions into conditions Of health.
II you are suffering from any troubles
caused by impure blood, or II you fear
that the polsons have never been olmi-
mated from your blood you should begin
now and take Prescription C-2223.
TO stimulate the liver and regulate the
bowels "A mild cathurtic Is nee esssry. There
is nothing better than 2223 Liver pills.
All druggists sell and guarantee Pre-
III happens that you cannot find II, send
il 75 for a large bottle asd a box OF
Mills Write Dept l22 for sample of pills
literature and 1890 Almanac.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
DODS0N WARNS
.CAL0MEL USERS
It's Mercury! Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening salivatins
calomel when a tew cents buys a
large bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone
"A perfect substitute for caIomel.
It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't
make YOU sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can
take Dodson's Liver Tone, because il
Is perfectly harmless.
Calomcl is a dangerous drug. IL is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose OF nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and
nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose
days work Take a spoonful of
bodson's Liver Tonc instead and
YOU Will wake up feeling great. No
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you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone
acts better than horrible calomcl
your money is waiting for YOU
AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
ENLARGE WORK OF CHURCH
Rev. l.. s. Barton Leaves to Attend
Annual Meeting at Nashville.

Enlargement OF tho educational
program OF the NJ. T.. church. south,
Will be plannhl at tho annual meet
ing of the general educational board
Of the church in Nashville, Tenn
next week, according to Rev. l.. $.
barton, pastor OF the Boston Avenue
NJ. T.. church, who will leave sun
day night to attend the meeting.
The sum of $4,000, 900 for the
educational work OF the church dur
ing tho coming year was voted at
the last general church conference,
Mr.. Barton said. OF this amount,
100000 has been appropriated for
me Methodist university to be estab-
lished in Oklahoma.
General affairs of the church coll
1egcs will also be considered at the
board meeting Mr.. Barton said.
Mr.. Barton is one of the 20 men,
bers constituting the general educa-
tional board and the only member
from Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
MAYOR HAS HAND
IN POLICE RAIDS
Aids Police Chief to Rid
Sand Springs of
"Choc" Joints.
|. O. O. F. CELEBRATE
+. B. Cline Will Address Big
Anniversary Gathering
Arkansas Valley.
Special TO The world.

Special TO The World
SAND SPRINGS, April 12.--Mayor
j.. l.. Waddle declared that sand
Springs is nearing a period OF moral
cleanliness following the finding of
two barrels of 'Choc" in negro
hou>, last night. Nose tlcanory.
negro proprietor OF the place, was
fined $50 and costs and Chicken
House slim" "A negro known here
only by that name, has disappeared
Police believe slim has left the
city Mayor Waddle assists chief
Of Police Robert FIeenor in all raids
on questionable places, he said.
Special prizes will be awarded to
the lodge whose team produces the
highest score in comforting degrees
81 the Arkansas Valley associations
anniversary gathering here Monday.
April 20, Roy +. Miller, secretary of
tho association announced today. A
specinl train leaving Caney. Kan,
Sunday afternoon will bring more
than 1000 members OF the odd Eel
lows and kcbcccas from lodges in
this district Miller said.
4, b. Cline Of Tulsa, grand mas
ter of the odd Fellows in oklahoma.
viii give an address as part of a
lengthy program now being pre-.
pared. y parade down the prin-
clpdl streets of this city will fca-
ture the celebration.
\ benefit dance will he given Fri
day night in Sand Springs park to
aid the new free public library by
sncmbers Of the 800" club. The
library is now located on the second
floor Of the Leader building, but will
be installed in the new city hail
when the latter is completed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
BAD COUGH; NIGHT
SWEATS;; LOST WEIGHT
Mr.. Coleman thought his time had
come. But he's well now.

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about six months ago. Finally got so
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
CAR Statesmen TO MEET
sellers of Tulsa" Automobile Hold
Convention Here.

An International convention OF
sales agents of the Tulsa Automobile
corporation Is to be held in Tulsa
one week from Friday according TO
an announcement made yesterday by
officials OF the company.
ono agent IS to be here from
France, ana there are TO be IN at
tendance other agents from virtually
every STATE in the union They Will
be guests of the chamber Of com
mcrce at its weekly luncheon Friday
noon, VIII attend the city club
luncheon saturday noon, and sat
urday night will be given a ban
quet by the company.
Tho Tulsa" formerly the "Tulsa
a. is now being shipped to France.
and is being populari2ed all over
the United States.