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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
ASHLAND

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND. VA, Sept. 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Newman. Of Whining
ton. y. j.. were here this week Wis
ting friends.
Mrs. Conway Peyton Coe. of Wash
ington, Is spending some time here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Hart.
Mrs. Eugene Hartsook and chill
dren. OF, Bramwell. w. Va. have re-
turned home after a short visit to
Miss cara Dugdale has left for
will be n student
Mrs. Decatur II. Rodgers and chill
dren. of MartinsburE. w. Va, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Lam
Mrs. Luther p. Hartsook has re-
turned from a visit to Charlottesville.
Mr.: and Mrs. Hugh Denoon. and
their home at Gwathmey and re-
turned TO Richmond.
William Gray. who spent the sum
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. A. Gray, at their country home
near here. has left for Nashville
Tenn. to enter Vanderbilt Univer-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Weston. OF New
port News, have concluded their visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Peck at Tel
court" and returned to their home.
Augusta Nixon arc ut the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunn have
left for trip to the mountains of
Virginia
Mrs. Alan Maury has returned from
months visit to Atlantic City.
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FRANKLIN
Especial TO The TImes-D,.n,,ot

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FRANKLIN, VA. Sept. ls.-Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughan Camp have rc.urned
from trip to Washington, New York
and Cincinnati. "
:. Mr and Mrs. George Y. Alsop. of
Newpor; News. and Miss Mary d.
Pretlow. OF Norfolk. were guests n;
The Misses PrctIow In Clay Street for
the week end
Miss Pattie Weede IL home after
spending the summer in Pittsburgh.
gettysburg and Norfolk
Edgar jackson and Edward Moyler
left Tuesday for Washington and Lee
University.
Misses Margaret and Cons,anc.
Allen OF Dublin. Ireland. have been
guests Of Mrs. T. y. White during
Bosart Pretlow Iatt Wednesday for
me University OF Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Blggs. of Bal
uinore. have concluded 4 visit 10 rela-
tives in town.
time with his parents. lie vii! leave
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Beaman. Of
Sumter. s. G., spent a few days :his
week in the HON. OF the latter's
mother
Mrs. c. w. Darden returned We'd
nesday. after spending the summer in
Alton and Charlottesville, Va
Mrs. j. G. Parker has returned from
Clifton Springs, y. Y
Herman Smith left Tuesday fo-
Randolph Macon College.
Ars. David Rawls, OF Portsmouth,
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lAWRENCEVILLE
Especial to Tho rimes-Dispatch ,

Especial to Tho Times-Disp atch)
I.AWRENCEVTLIIE. VA. Sept. 49,
IT. Obcd Seward left last week for
Lexington to attend the Virginia
Military Institute.
Miss Bette short left last week to
resume her duties as member OF
tho faculty Of tho high school at
Fredericksburg.
Miss Virginia Trottor left Monday
Tor Farnv.ile where she Will again
resume her studies at tho State
Misses Robbie Leigh Rancy and
Louise Trotter left last week for
bonneville. where they will teach the
! coming session.
Mrs. +. N. Mallory. who has been
torium and from there TO Bolar
Tuesday much improved.
Mrs. J. T.. Snow Is spending this
week near Wartield. the guest of re-
+. Milton Gilmore. Jr-. left Wed.
nesday for Blacksburg. where he will
again resume his studies at the "
billiard Heartwell and Wilbur Val
entinc left Monday for Ashland. where
they will enter the Randolph Macon
Academy. They were accompanied
by Mrs. c. NJ. Hcartwell. who will
spend several days with friends and
relatives in Richmond before return
ing home.
Mrs. w. c: Gum. of Jarratt, is visit
ing At the home 9! her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. X. IIcndrIck
Mrs. II. l.. Pharr. OF Norfolk, ar
rived Sunday to DO the guest OF re-
iat!ves for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irby Turnbun and
children. Of Boydton. spent the week
end at the home OF Mr.. S,roheckers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stro-
hccker. Sr.
Miss Mason Hannah left last week
TO enter the State Normal at Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. William Vaughan and chill
drcn. OF South Boston, and Mrs. II
a. i.anier. of Norfolk. were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gilmore sun
day.
Misses Mabel and Nell Lynch have
returned home after visiting relatives
In Raleigh and benson. y. c.
Mrs. Mo!lic johnson, OF Richmond
who has been visiting Misses MarrIc
ana Alice Hall. returned home Fri
SIR. and Mrs. James Z. sebreI, and
MISS Rcna Scbrcll. who have bcen
visiting their son and brother. Mr.
Charles II. Schrcll have returned ~
their home in Norfolk.
sirs. Minnie Lee, Mrs. H. J.. Seward
and Mrs, II: S. VIM spent several
days In Norfolk last week.
Mr L. &. Pruitt, who has been
during the summer on the Southern
tobacco markets. has returned 10
town FOR the winter and Will be win
'he Farmers Warehouse here.
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Miss Sarah Randolph Brent and
Lawrence Brent left Monday 10 take
C n rge OF their sch o Of 8. the
former at Hague. Va and the lat
ter at Wicomico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Neale, OF
Richmond, wero guests OF his father.
Columbus Neale.
w. S. Brent left Friday TO take
charge Of his school at Deep Creek,
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Hcadley and
children motored TO near Norfolk last
week. TO spend some time with Mrs
Misses Nancy and Evelyn Lee, OF
"Wheatlands," left this weak for the
Episcopal School, near Charlotes-
willie.
Miss Helen Reamy has returned to
baltimore. after visit with her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Rcamy.
Mrs. j. L. Anderson and daughter
Dorothy, have returned from Visit
TO friends in Lancaster.
Miss Roxie Bently. who was visit
ing Mrs. e.. IL. Hogan, returned TO her
homo In W!comico last week.
Stanley Ycatman, OF Richmond, Ia
Visiting his sister. Mrs. Il. Il. Thrift
Mrs; Raymond Foxwcll Is visiting
the Gill home. near Avalon.
Cecil Anderson returned from Bal
timore recently. He has been ;here
for some time with his father. who
is in hospital there.
Miss Garland Strangham will teach
in the high school at Hampton. Va
this coming session and Miss RUIN
| Garland at Clifton Forge.
Misses Marguerite. George and
Frances Courtney and Marietta Nor
ris. Of Mundy Point. have been visit
Ing their aunt, Mrs. Joseph Bland
of West Point.
Mrs. J. T.. Pearson has as guests
relatives from Utah: Mrs. Cousins and
son. from Washington. and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Il. Claughton.
Miss Carrie Norris. of Lively. was
| n recent guest Of her sister. Mrs. II
Gordon Blundon, In Recdville.
Misses Bessie and JulIette ONO
hundro. of lillian vicinity. visited
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has been q visitor this week In the
home of DIR. X. Ii. Cobb.
Misses Maria Holland, Fannie
Cutchins and Elmira Rawles have left
Tor lntermont College. Bristol, Va.
Miss Ethel Smith has returned to
Converse College. Spartan6urg, S. C.
to resume her studies in music.
Misses Patio Leo Dardcn and An
toinctto Parker left Wednesday for
College.
Miss Mabel Rawls left 20 teach In
Petersburg during the coming year.
MISS Eugenia Jones has returned
schools there
Herman Page, Of Norfolk, ia tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Bonnry
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PULASKI

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
poLASk1. VA, Sept 1S.-Amonr
are Misses Paulette mckinley. AiIcc
ana Elizabeth Gannaway, jamie and
Katie Satite Dyer. to- Farmville; Misses
:hil,e oEiGIsb b virginia Painter and
school; Misses Jennie Lou osIeshv
ana Margaret Painter to Stonewai,
G SheEson College; Miss Mary MacEiii
Miss E TO Rahdnoiph, Macon Institute:
Gheves to Lynchburg College: Gcorrs
biison to Emory and Henry: ROOF
p I, to Randolph Macon AcademV:
~; Moore. Jr., and Thomas Pratt
= homas Gilmcr to Hampton .Sjdney
College: Harold Shuff and Wur;s
HT MT. to the University of virginia.
week for Huntington. w. va n ' ms
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sumo her position ns instructor In
physical culture at Marshall College
Miss Pearl Pendlcton, of Chiihowie
Va, arrived Tuesday to accept the
position of seventh grade teacher in
tho Pulaski school. This completes
the faculty, several vacancies hav-
ing prevailed at the opening.
DIR. and Mrs. X. II. woollinE are
on an extended motor trip to East
ern cities and Canada.
Miss AMMO Eckman. after an ex-
tended visit to her sister-in-law
Mrs. John w. Eckman. left Tuesday
for her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dick Ham and son. Stephen
have gone to Richmond for an eI-
tended visit to fricnds
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arthur Sizer
have issued invitations for tho mar
ringe OF their daughter, Mary
Tucker. to Ernest G. Otey. The we'd
ding will take place on the morning
of September % at Q o'clock. in the
Methodist Church. Mr.. Otcy is as
sistant cashier of the Pulaski Ma
tional Bank.
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table Compound and it has helped me
very much. I am we'll and strong
and now able TO do my work. can
not thank you enough and I recon.
mend your medicine to my friends who
are sick."-Mrs. SUSIE SAoATANsKY,
rs East 18th ST., Bayonne, N. J.
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person that a
medicine could not live and grow in
popularity for over forty, years, and
today hold record for such wonder
full success as does Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must he
looked upon and termed both stand
ard and dependable by every thinking
person.
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LYNCHBURG
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa,eh. !,

toeer"I 20 Iue IImcs-Disp2tch-I
EfNCHBURG, VA. Sept 18.-M r.
and Mrs. W. O. Shearer have reached
nero after their bridal trip. Mrs.
Shearer. as Hiss Katherine Hogue.
was Tor several years engaged in gov
ernment departmental work in Wash :
ington.
-, Mrs L. A Akcrs. OF Knoxville.
Ienn., a former resident OF Lynch
burg. now upwards OF 80 years old.
Is on her annual visit here with rel
Misses Mary and Cello Mclaughlin
have returned to ST. Joseph's College,
Maryland.
Mrs. G. n. Wilson and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. have returned from
Wytheville, where they spent their
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Masonic Temple At 7S5 r. N After the
business meeting a social hour will follow
inc silver Cross Circle OF Kings DauEh-
ters Will meet with Mrs. Santiey Taylor
51,, Hanover Avenue. At $3.50 o'clock Friday
Tho executive committee of East Hanover
an,f,eesoyteriai Auxiliary will meet September
church. Richmond. Va.
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HEATHSVILLE

Especial to Tho imes-Dispatch.)
HEATHSVILI,E, VA, Sept 10
Miss Brent Boyd recently visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker. at
Poplar Plain" =
ed from visit with her mother, at
her home near Momaskon.
DR.. Fred II. Brent, who has been
spending some days with his father,
Randolph S. Brent, returned 20 Rich
n,Cnd FRIDAY
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Miss Myri Buckelew has returned
nome. after visit in Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Scnter and children.
who spent some time at Lake Janu-
iuska, n. C., are at home again.
Miss Florence Acree Is visiting
Major and Mrs Benjamin Warmer
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Mcwane and
children have returned from Radford.
where they visited two weeks.
Miss Nellics Bannon, OF Macon, Ga.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hammer
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Mrs Beverly D. Tucker and dauEh-
ter. Miss Lila Tucker. OF Norfolk,
visited Miss Virginia Goodwin dur
Ing the week.
DR.. John w. Dinsrd and r. p.
Beasley have returned from Nam
tuckct and Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. John w. Carroll, Miss
Marjorie Carroll. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Fl. Legs, Misses Marion
and Frances Logs and John Legs
Maine, where they spent their vaca-
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with Nrs. John r. Hinton, in Reed
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Omohundro on
tertained weekend guests from Bal
timore.,
Mr.: and Mrs. r. r. Perkins and
small son were recent guests OF Miss
Todd Motley. at Farnham.
Mrs. x. l. Downing apd daughter.
Elizabeth. were guests at "SuPprise
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-
caused by female
trouble. 1 felt SO
tired all the time,
had b a d head
aches, and for six
months I could
not work. I was
treated by a ply
stefan q n d took
o t b e r remedies
but got no relief.
A friend told me
about Lydia f.
Pinkhom'a Veoa-
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SIX MONTHS |
COULDN'T WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham'. Vegetable
Compound Made Me Strong
and Able TO Work. Recon-
mend 1t To ALI My Friends.

Bayonne, n. J.-"T had pains in back
and legs 30 that I could not stand
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.
woMES's MEETINGS

Th. Florence Nightingale Circl. o. the
S.sttNrln: ArIns f!osDital Will hold called
meeting al the home Of Mrr. John Swsrt.
"oHt. ~ "csthamutoa on Tuesday after
ug9D al O'clock.
The Stonswall Jaokson Chao'er. United
iGGghters OF the Confcdcracy. will hold a
meeting Tuesday at u o'clock In tho Y
". &. \. This IL The nESt meeting OF the
fan and business OF Importance Will be
transacted.
The regular meeting OF Mlzpah Chapter
o l.. s.. VIII be held on Tuesday at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
East of Bushyheud In the
Cinrem.re District

8, j. Smith and the Sapulpa Re-
filming Co. have consumatcd the pur-
chase OF the Donald Mcdonald lcnse
OF Gao acres being the IL OF ~
and the n 1-2 Of 20-23-lS ana VIII
drill nj once. The first sand In this
vicinity is found at 200 feet, another
nj 400 feet and a third at about boo
fect.
s A. Elliott OF Chelsea has ac-
ouircd "A large lease In section Il ana
will drill at once. l.. ID. Cartwright
has the contract for the wells
Nowata interests are drilling In
the IL Of lS-23-lS ON 400 hcr.
lease and have one barrel wen at
200 feet. Harvey Douglas OF Chcl-
sea is drilling for the same sand Just
east OF the Nowata find.
Austin and Mcdonald of Clare
more have n 200 acre lease In sec
ton and are starting well Tor the
shallow production.
Government geologists have doped
| a structure in this district and tNe
| drill has found the oil in shallow
! sand, with the result that the d's,
trict east OF Bushyhead and FoylI
is due for "a considerable play. fur,
man and Newman have blocked
500 acres east OF Sequoyah whlci
has been examined and passed as Q
good bet by the geologists upoi
which test wells will be started soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
PrepratiOns for Drake Day
Convention Going FOrpard

Ireparrttions are being made win
enthusiasm for the Drake Day Me
sfnonaI association convention which
Will be held In this city on Monday
Octorcr 4. Headquarters will he
maintained at Hotel Tulsa, and tho
exercises will be held at Convention
hall, starting at 1880 y. IN.
The official program VIII be an
nounccd in Sunday mornings World
W. II, Hoffman. president OF 'hu
memorial associations. with Edwin
e. Bell. secretary and tr, ,asuret, &ro
already In tho city and viii ne round
ready to welcome all visiting mems
bcrs at Hotel Tulsa.
COMMITTEES appoiutd by tn Tulsa
chamber OF com mcrct, tho Midcoh-
mwcnt OH X Gas association, aud
by the vice presidents Of the Drake
Memorial association, John II
Markham, ir., James Is. Crawford
and !. lc. IIuff, and tne president
w. II. Hoffman; to entertain AT
least I.500 visiting, out-of-town
membership of the oil fraternity 81
Monday.
There will he a parade starting
| from Jrutcl Tulsa at promptly
| O'Clock, and march to Convention
hali. where an address Of welcome
| win bo made by Mayor Evans. III
| official program will follows
| At the conclusion OF the exercises
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
7. o. NJ. A. Hold Annual
Banquet

the twelfth annual banquet OF
the independent On Mems Associa-
ton was held last night IN the
Cathedral room OF the New Albany
hotel, and It proved to be the crown
ing event OF most successtui
week" wires w. II. Peck, oil editor
Of the Tulsa World, who Is attending
the convention at Denver.
President Gay. presided, and IN
troduced Senator Thomas, who IN
dulged In pleasant "reminiscences OF
the pioneer days, and entered "A
strong protest against the with
drawal of public lands, so far as the
oil and mineral developments are
concerned.
Governor Shoup OF Colorado, fol-
lowed with "A speech setting fprth
the resources Of Colorado, and SAID
Now that the mining industry Is
somewhat on the wanc. Colorado
people have reached out into Wy
Oming and Oklahoma and he was
gI-d to state that they were coming
home with the coin"
Sheldon Clarke, vice president OF
| the Sinclair Refining Company took
| a crack at the league Of nations, by
saying that unlesa, We get move on
Great Britain's oil league Will bt
the real league Of nations.
Senator Burger, president o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Change Of Officers of
Sinclair Subsidiaries

Announcement was made today at
The offices OF the Sinclair Cunsuii-
dated oil corporation, Of, Aomo
changes In the officers OF the sub
gidHty companies operating ia the
midcontiucnt fields. These promo
lions are to become effective Octu-
ber /.
G. T.. Eawicy who has been lden-
tlfiCd with the Sinclair intcTCsti
since the formation of the company
In 1916, ana in charge Of the opera.
lions of the subsidiary companies of
th" midcontiuont fields viii ostah-
lish headquarters in the New York
office Of the parent company and
viii reside in that city M. CraWlo,
intends, however. to spend COusid
cradle Of his time In the mldcontin-
cut district. thereby enabling him
to keep In close touch with the Up.
cratious Of the producing and pipe
Inc subsidiaries. and conditions gen
orally In the ncld.
Tho work that has been previous
! ~ handled by Mr. Crawley Will b,
taken up by J V. Mcmahon and
George II. Tahcr, jr.
Mr.. Mcmahon has been promin
entity Unidentified with the industry O
humber OF years. and prior tu ht
]
! tests, wns vice president Of the
Gypsy on company in charge Z"
| Oklahoma and Kansas operations
| For the pas, two years he. has beer
Iactiycly In charge Of Sinclair OH 4
Gas cQmpany's operations In nortl
central Texas,
The comyany's Fort Worth hnt
| wichita Falls offices will be main
Italncd ns heretofore. under Mr. NC
| Mnhon's direction. from Tulsa.
| George IT, Tahcr jr, Is TN
son Of George II. Tahcr of RUS
Iburph, Pa. vlce president OF th'
| Gulf Refining company, In charg
of its rcfinerics and marine depart
ment. Mr Taber has been connect
"a with the Sinclair oil g. Gas com
pnny for the past four years, II
charge Of It's casing head. gnsolin
Infants and moro recently has bee
lin the executive department as as
;sis'ant to Mr. Crawlcy
| r. u Kct1p. n director In IN
lparont corporation. and president q
lSlpclair oil ~ Gas company. whil
not active. viii continue I'm an ad
visory capacity with headquarters
ITulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Operdtions at CARRIER

gte,I,I iy the World go,
CARRIER. Okla, sept .3O-Tho
Exchange oil company NO. II, on
mo Hartley farm, northwest 1S-22-8
west. is . 800 barrel wei In % sahd
2.O3g to 1850 feet.
The Exchange Oli company No. =
ttIstcr farm. northwest le-22-J
vyrst IL a 250 barrel well. Top OF
taud 1850 feet.
The same company Ia on top OF a
sand at less feet In No. on INC
cut Klsncr farm, In the northwest
corner. northeast l9-22-3 west. IL
hns nnde several nice flows.
Tho came company No. i3 on the
WALKER farm. northeast l3-22-'
west has flowed nicely 10 the crown
Llocks from a sand around 1000
foot IL is location south or NO.
IL this we'll that came In a month
apo and flowed wild n couple OF
daya. and when correled put 2.ooV
barrels In the tanks In twcnty-tour
hours The gusher found the sanh
at around 2.l0O feet.
Tho RoxRna Petroleum company
has a $50 barrel well In No. Il on
tbn $, broader farm. southwest lS'
yg-g west. in "A sand 1T 1870 To
1886 feet. No i3A is testing SAND
nt 1899 feet that Is making about
20 barrels.
The same company No. i6 on thu
Wolfe farm, northwest l3-22-4 west
ia testing n sand at 2, 1876 feet ina
IL making 90 barrels. No. ~ is test
ing a sand from i,771 to1,79O fee
that is making 25 barrels.
on account OF tho premium fo'
the high grade CARRIER crude th'
| Sinclair and Roxana are selling par
OF their production to local REIN
cries at SO barrel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Combining Freight Shipments

Many Of th, magazines these daya
are carrying stories to inc cit'c'
ltnnt tank car men ana rtilhe'h .
would be- greatly benefited by com
htniuu shipmsutB and would Htvr
dime Ey $50 doing This iH all olu
smn and was worked ont duIihs
thr war by tho individual q~iorlA OF
jim Lawrence Of the LAKE ram
Rrfining Company, VINO, at a meet
ing In Kansas tiIy, auggcst"d pan
that was later adopted ana an old'r
yr,ucd which was TO the effect thht
/ tank car shipments should be com
plned in train loads and under no
circumstances were these trains 10
be broken uutil arriving at the con.
trnl point, like Chicago, ana IL
worked wonders.
The same thing could easily he
| Idone by the railroad company u
gclf. as for instance the SANTA re
! road could easily bunch trains r'ht
originate at Cushing, Yale, hlack
/ Dwcll. Pcnca city aud Arkansas 'ity
l,t Arkansas CITY, and Tulsa could
easily furnish train load shipments
any dny la the week that rs, na soon
las fre.shf rates are adjusted 80 that
| tho rcflners can yet back to some
thing like the same activity AZ eN-
lsurd a month ago, or BEFORE th'
| freight rates were put In effect
Tho best thing about the suggcSl
i ons as they are going in tho maga
,nes " that they call attention Il
Ithc fact that the entire country /
dependent on petroleum and It's pro
| DUCTS and will eventually lead TO re
fined products being put In the pre-
4 fcrential c'hss instead OF as now
bringing profit Of 400 per cen
more To the railroad companies thal
!nny other class Of freight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Win the Oil Men

G. y. peters, prominent oil pro-
du,A'r and president Of the Peters
on Company. with headquarters az
PawhuskP. was n Tulsa visitor yes
torday. al stated that production IN
the Usage was greater at present
than 1t had been for several months,
a condition that he minated was
the usual thing in that vicinity just
preceding AN Usage sale. lie also
said that the well he brought in re-
Gently in connection with g. J.
Wrightsnan, ind located IN
13-23-S. was steadily increasing IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

the Hamilton National Bank OF Den
yer. declared an aversion to atteI
dinner speakers, and proved himseli
as being IN the frrc-for-all class as
Ian orator. Mr.. Burger has many
Interests IN Oklahoma.
A loving cup was presented ~.
g1ulor. sergeant at arms, OF New
YORK. and to Burns Of Connecticut
The election Of officers and meet !.
ing place for the Association next
wear. viii be hNd Friday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
A Correction

In tho account OF the recent
transaction by which Tidal Gasoline
Co. and Tidal oil Co, purchased a
half interest In the Burkburnett
properties OF the western OIL cor,
poration, II was erroneously stated
tbs ~ldal Gasoline Co.'S holdings in
chIded producing properties IN
several fields Of Oklahoma and
Kansas as a matter OF fact which
should have been credited to Tdal
OH co. Tidal OIL Co. and Tidal
Gasoline co. are separate companies
tho under the same management
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Convention Passes Resolution
to Hare Freight Rates
Readjusied

DENVER, COLO. oct Il met
INC OF traffic men with Lou Moore
IN the chair, the Denver c"hN'u"'.
poc, on record Rs being IN favor %
a. read justmont OF irelFhl I"''..
,,raninously adopted nt Tho meeting
-, a.. ,nmmiitcr un traffic matters
,s tho Indcpcudcnt Oii Mems nAHo
cio,,on Lnld at tho New Albany
botcI, Denver. colo, on the 3Oth day
of September. 1920.