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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
OH Situation al UOidenriHe

Special 10 ihe World
Interest is being shown to great
degree tu tho oil fields around IN
Hughes ana EDIniuuIo counties near
ilpidcuVIllr MANY visitors are com
Ing IN from ll over the t.uii"d
Stdtos to look over fho 8ituutiOu ANA
~ BE- getting moro acute each uhN
as II boz certain that if another we'll
DE- brought in that this a % proven
territory ard not lu The wild car
lat. Lenses are changing hands
very rapidly aud some good prices
realized.
Thcro are some Missouri capital
luH here making % location uu a
1857. ~ Seminole county three
miles uorthwcst of W,woltu.
Tho tools are being moved in Tho
Carter well on uurthwcHt quarter OF
Ig.N-1u
They have been fishing ror tools
At depth Of IGpD feet iu the D,.
posltofs well on southeast quarter
~ tP-s-lU. but oNprot 10 he thor"
Friday evening nud be- drilling again
ON SATURDAY
Tho offset to the Gladly. Belle big
81 million gus#cr ON tN.s-lO have
collar dug and WORKING uu rig
The Gladys Belle Felix well nt
3OIs-9 ls drilling at l,t00 fcct The
i.voGs. 20 ga. smut down after spud
ding
Gmdys. Belle. 1910. and MnNcy
J '-9-P. have both been drilling all
week. but not down Far enough set
to give any results.
Ncbold, 1919. uudcHrrcaming.
Chapman and associates. ASP
/ run into u gas pressure at $500 fcct
and pulling out tools. are now wait
| ing for casing
/ rho McMil~u Stobb,us we'll
! 13.T-o. have car Of casing In aud
VIII start casing saturday morning
They are down go feet.
| Lyons, It.7-S, have rig up and
! ready for tools.
! Gladys Belle Buchncr we'll 1863
are undcrrcaminR with i6-iuoh cas-
! ing at $40 feet
TaXaH. $50. shut down AZ Sot
| feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
In POniOfOc County

special To IhN WuFld.
ADA. okla, March Ell In
creased activity In the oil fields Of
Pontotoc county IL expected from
the bringing In Of the new we'll near
Francis by Lee n smith This well
IN 3-i.1 IL southwest of the old
Mnscho wells and northeast OF the
Benodum a Trees well. the latter
one OF the strongest wells In the en-
tire field Already many scouts are
on the ground and leases are chang
ing hands .at prices above recent
figures.
Mhile pontotoc has not big gush-
crs, II is developing several small
fields, Tho oil IL found at shal-
low depth In all the holes. and the
price uf drilling ~ small compared
with the big pools In the Francis
fields the oil is found around l,lOO
feet. At Allen the oil Is found
around Geo feet At Stccdmun the
OH ~ found at 400 feet, and at Roff
the producing sands are about the
3amc depth. At Stccdman q well
can bc sunk and be on the pump In
a weeks time. At Rolf about tho
same time TX required
Tho field at Rolf Is producing a
grade of oil that is reported to be
strong In mcdicinl! qualities John
~ smith, one Of the owners Of the
property, says tho oil viii hring "A
| fancy premium on the market due
Go these medicines.
At least fifty wells will be drilled
h"re this summer Il the present
| plans are carried out, \ score of
wells are scheduled for the Francis
| fields alone. and activity in the Al
len field Ia more pronounced than
has been the case In several months
There are some operators who
have not given up hopes ot finding
la producing field uCar Ada. Con
siderable oil was encountered In the
gas wells drilled near towu but II
was not considered IN paying puan,
titles There ~ a big territory
however, Just east OF tho present
firtd which has never been tested
ana some believe that there Is oi
in this wildcat territory Anyway
this Is tn hc tested in the near IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Secretary Daniels on
the Situation

The oil situation is the most h'-
rious thing the navy rs facing hr
declared. Ito frankly cNproascd TIA"
opinion tha, the bids which the navy
received on east coast deliveries
were not Justified. THE navy dc.
pnrtmont has not ns Yet urIin'd lU
policy with regard To- occurring Ih'l
OIL" he said, hut ia right now en-
gnged In working out plan 1h'
bida we received were not at all sat
isfactory."
MIR. Daniels evidently was not in-
miliar with tho yalt water situation
down In Mexico, although inmlllhr
with the fact that America mas hr'n
drawing on Mexico Tor a large part
OF her fuel oil
"ts there any likhhood mat INC
naval specifications on fuel oil VIII
be revised to allow more McXican
crude to be used I asked nm, lie
hositntcd a moment aud replied,
we do not want to change our
specifications II there is any way
around II. our present equipment
was built TO operate on present
specifications. and It would be bad
business to change It IL It can ne
done any other way
Secretary Daniels thinks that th'
use of fuel oil should be restricted
TO vessels 81 believe that We should
prohibit the use OF Oh as u fuel cN-
cept on the ocean. OF course We
cannot do It today, but II should be
done" he said oil Weekly.
Editors Note: Secretary Daniels
also IL credited with having stated
that he would DO much pleased were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Z reel, County.

Producers and Rcfiuers corpora
tiuu is casing ON top OF the sand in
It's No. n on tho Mclntosh lease IN
the northeast Of f2-ii-ll,
The Prairic oil 4 Gas 60. No }
Kay, located In the southeast corner
northwest southeast 7-lT-S. reached
tho Tucker sand at from 2,96l TO
3.G0g feet Hole fun OF water ana
plugged back. We'll produced 5000
600 feet Of gas at 3.009 feet.
NcMann No. g. Blank, located In
the southwest corner OF tho north b
east 2s-1S-S had a show Of OIL after
a IG-uunTt shot They are now
cleaning out AZ G1S feet.
Continental Refining company's No.
Rigor. located In the northwest cor
nor Of the southeast 6-1S-i9 found
the Rartiesvillc sand at from $3.50
10 2.7SO feet the Tucker sand from
3 0G0 to 2.l35 feet Had a show OF
oil at 3I15 feet, total depth. Pro-
duced 5.000.O 900 feet of gas. Hole
full of water and abandoned
Garter oil company Is spudding In
their No. / Green, located IN the
northwest corner OF the northwest,
southeast 0-l6-S.
Texas Company No. l Brunner, IN
the northwest corner OF the south
west 1O-tG-S Is location.
Kawfield oil No. | Wind, located
In the southwest corner of the north
west i0Il6-S, IL location.
TcNola OH No. FiXco, in the
northeast corner OF the northwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Kay County.


The Twin States No. McCaley
located In the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF i9-2s-ae Is drilling
at cas- feet.
Tho Marland Refining company's
No. Alma Tucker located In the
northwest corner OF 27-2I-te drill
ing at 3,stO feet.
Same company's No. 2 Michal 10.
Gated in the center OF the east half
southwest 1880 temporarily shut
down st 3.5i5 feet.
Same company's No. school land
located In the southwest corner Of
the southeast, southwest OF i6-2g-3e
is drilling at 3,5i0 feet.
Carter oil companys No. Smith
located in the center of the south
east. southwest. southeast S-293c
drilling at 3.0oi feet.
Marland Refining company's No.
2h IIornick located In the north
! west corner OF the southeast. north
east southeast 227-3e swabbing.
Total depth l.200 feet.
Same company's No. ~ located
| in the southwest corner of the sout.-
east. northeast 2-27-3e spuddinR.
Same company's No. Geo. Brett
| In the center of the east half. south
east OF section ls-25-2c drilling at
3.sl5 feet Had a small showing OF
oil.
The Blackwell oil and Gas com
pany are fishing at $500 feet In
theI No. | Jones. located in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1920

had a shaving Of oil in tho top ot
the Sand found at $3.50 feet.
Red Bank on No. 2 Parnosky 10.
Gated In the southeast corner OF the
northeast northeaHt l7-1s-s, found
the sand from Z.79s 60 2.sb3 feet.
Producing SO barrels al 2s6J feet.
total depth.
pralrie OF and Gas compeuys 30.
Roberts, located In the southeast
corner Of the northeast OF the north
cast OF 7-lG-s. drilling at 2,6s5 feet
Texas companys No. Williams,
located In the northeast corner OF
the Houtheast of HIS, reached the
sand from 2,i37 20 2.4s0 feet Esti-
mated at 30 barrels after a tO-quart
shot Later drilled, sand 2.503 to
2,530 feet Total depth 2,bb3
. Gypsy on company has a rig up
for ia No. / white located In the
southeast corner ot the. northeast OF
Hits
Tucl 4 Skeliv 40. ! Barnett. 10
Gated in the southeast corner Of the
southwest ~ 2g-Nt-s, found the sand
ut from 2i52 TO 2,593 feet Estl-
mated at 200 barrels after 100
quart shot Total depth 2.456 feet.
Workin Petroleum company's No.
| o Ramsey. located In the center OF
thc north lire northwest northwest
2-iO-7. estimated at so 0-barrels after
"a G.duart shot In Sand found from
2,73s 90 2.75l feet.
| Prairie OH and Gas company's No
II Ingram. located In the northeast
corner ot the southwest i1-l9-7 Z
flowing 20 barrels In top of the said
| 2.b19 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

be spudlcd M The early part Of hcxt
week
! AleS BinRwBIis test boo mo
uDrthw'st corner ~ me south half of
the northoast-0f % ls.a on the EItl.
man allotment b. apuddiug boo
Same oompbuys we'll ON iu" j IT,
Iiymau lease BOO the tJtlh'aat cor
u'r of the east half of th" northeast
Of 2s-IS ls drilling at roo feet
Same compIuy'E Wcll iu The uprih.
west corner uf the west hair ~ iho
northwest Of lO.I2.I2 ON The Joe
Borryh.lio allotment. on which there
has been fishing job fpr the past
few months. rs at work being cleaned
out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
TEST wen Was a Failure

pONCN cry. okla. March l!,H-
\ failure at 3,G0i feet is tac test
well OF the Hurtlcsville Zinc Gem
pauy In northwestern Kay county.
ana the company iB arranging TO
draw the casing, preparatory 10
abandoning the hole The test - on
the Perrin farm lea the Ncttd VIZ
cin,ly 30 showing OF oil or gha
was found In any Of the sands en-
COuutCTod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

southeas, corner. southeast. south
west 28-1w
Mariand Refining company5 80
10 Arrow In the center Of the souIh-
east. northeast l7-2J-2e fishing Tor
bit at 2.s39 feet
The Empire No. Swenson located
in the center Of the northwest, north +.
cast Of 32-2g-lw spudded In ana
shut down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. H. PECK Residence 2442

That ut,.I th, we'll ahead 20 a.
COMPETITOR lu Iplo H.uto count.
1hr wei. according io the diillcr V
luF reached total depth of al
lur r,urh,1 70 total d pth ~ i7l
fr'i uhcu dultng was stopped ana
according to reports B. lh' deepest tn
DO, stutt u was Hpudd'd ln late iu
October I1l3 ana shot with 10
quarts ~ uitfD.glyo-riuo Nuvrmbor
g.. 1919. at t65. frat pflcr which
10 was dtill,d to- itg present depth in
the apud liner b. now h,ing set
apd tuo well is making about 90 bar
LI--- Il IL.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Well located leases quay county.
lew Mexico, not far from 10 deep
Isl wells, lease runs nine years,
entails only 20 cents, great activity
nd structure excellent Price Of
,ases very reasonable Address j. II.
llazier, 5000 Sanford avenue,
hreycport, Ia --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
The Giodys BcHe in
Louisiana

GLADYS Belle on company Nos
aud Q iu I9.3I-7 started flowing at
the same time and filled 500 barrel
tank .u onv flow, together No
is drilling at 500 feet No. is
drilling at 200 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Texas COmpany's Wen
Deepest in Texas

{ According to the OH Weekly IL
The Texas company's No. ! Arnold
we'll In Young county Texas had
stopped the bit one foot above itn
present depth that company woull
not have the honor OF owning the
deepest well with production In
Texas, Twelve inches more or less.
would have mattercd but little In
ds depth. already requiring the use
Of almost one mile OF drilling cable.
However, 1t was this one extra foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
OIL. MAHHrr QUOTATIONS.
bjarland Declares Diridend

Special 20 The World
OKLAHOMA cry. March q
Board of directors OF Marlaud re.
f.nine company declared th" r'Hh.
lar quarterly dividend of ~ pc,
cent April 10. to stockholders oI
record Of March 49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

For Sale--Onc-hal OF all royalty
ghts in southeast quarter ot north
est quarter and south half Of
ortheast quarter Of northwest quar-
" OF section 22-l2-l2, OKmulEee
Dunty. Also fivc-year lease on
,rtheast quarter section 32-li-l2,
kmulgee county, or might sell land
fec. Address Box 666, Hcnryetta,
Kla--AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
with the oil Men

Edward probert. who has had
charge OF the construction OF the
paraffin, mbrtcating and filterinE
plant of the Bighcart Producing
Refining Co, has been elected sec
retary OF the company TO succeed
Earle q. Hastings, resigned. and Will
move with his family to Tulsa about
the first OF April Mr.. PrUbert re-
Gently purchased "A home on Northl
Tacoma street.
Andy" Garland, with the Carter
on com pany with headquarters in
Wichita Falls. is in town on bust
ness and u being greeted by q host
OF friends.
Judge ward OF the firm Of Ward
a. Wilhoit, prominent oil producer
In the new district north of Butler
county, Kansas. is In the city and
may decide 20 make Tulsa his per
manent home. Mr. ward will be q
strong addition 10 the business in
tcrests of the city
william l.. NOEL, auditor Of tho
! Bigheart Producing & Refining com
pany business
julius &. Evans, formerly OF
/ Janice B. Berry's Sons company, Is
now in the sales department OF the
/ Bigheart Producing a Refining Co.
| T.. L. Lay, formerly OF the pipe
! line department of the Pierce oil
corporation, has joined the purchas-
ing department OF the Bigheart Pro-
ducing co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

| can furnish well located acreage
nder lease in northwestern Louisi-
ia and eastern Texas, either Tor
Itright purchase or drilling con-
acts: all OF II In trend develop
ent; excellent geology, splendid
'lance for new pools; | can also
lrnish close-in acreage Homer, Bun
ayou and other fields. Prices right,
ddress J. II. Glazier, 5000 Sanford
Ienue, Shreveport, La..-AdyI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
In Louisiana

Special to The World
SllRENEPDVr. la Maroh -
The production ofthe Claiborne field
reached the highwater mark this
week. S.725 barrels being run by
the pipe lines daily Pipe line runs
from all fields In north Louisiana
went ia. the new high record OF i2l-
600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

so carney N the southwest cor
utr uf the southeast Of 10 -ts-2w.
Tho carter Du company and
southwestern Petroleum company
$50 un tho Noblc lease in tho
northwest corner Of the north"sfi
northeast southeast Of 81 wv, u
shut down FOR perforated pipe at
I1aJ foot They are still IN the
sand, we'll flowing t7j barrels Nos
aud g hnve set the 5-S-inch cns-
ng aud u,e now building standard
rigs ln order a. arm In. Nos ., Z
aud ar. rigging up. fame com
panios' Franklin well IN the south.
east corner ~ tho southw"st OF lG-
ls-2.v. has 400 feei Of open hole.
lu ths top of the sand 2l35 feet
This looks iko o. 2O0-barrel well
the way II stands Dee per drtlhng
Nlll no doubt take place. same
company No . noble, In the
southwost corner Of tho northeast
northeast southeast 2i-4s-2w, arc
|uudorrcaming the S-inch casing at
Is7l feet Total depth i,ssl feet
. Flowing liO barrels. Same com
unuya 80 a same lease. same sec
. tiur. southeast corner OF the norm -
. eHYt northeast southeast are pulllng
/ the 6-inch casing nj lh07 feet wen
I i4 flowing 100 barrels. No. 3 on the
ilvfucr lease lu the southeast cor
ucr 81 the southwest northeast
/ southwest Of 22-is-2w. drihing In
the sand a. $50 feet We'll good
for $50 barrels
Tho wolverine OH companS's NO
/ 2 Wc.thrimcr, m the snuthcaN, cor
'uer of the northeast southwest
southeast 22-fs-2w. drilling In the
sand at t.SsS feet wen producing
200 barrels
VI. Wcsthcimcr's No ON the
billiard farm in the northwest cor
nor uf the northwest southWeHl
southeast Of 2e-is-2w. flowing SOC
barrels AT. sos fo'l
Tho wolverine on Conpany's no
I Dnllard. 90 2-is-2w. In the north
east corner or the northeast north
Woft southwest flowing 500 barrels
Wen shut down At liS0 feet. NO
2 SAINT farm, IN the southeast cor
luer of the southeast northwest
southwest 22-is-2w. cleaning out a.
1.bil feet We'll flowing 500 bar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Another Location

\ location FOR u deep test has been
m1do by the MHNcy on association
ou the Julia Davis In the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter ut
1O-h-Gc, being four miles northwcst
OF NcwokH Tho company IL
financed by Missouri parties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
New Casing for Sale.

10000 feet 6 5-S l7-pound casing
ere. for prompt shipment, at inter
sting price
'FEySBERG PIPE 4 SUPPLY GO.
';fice 5l9 East First street Phone
Usage 47h0. l.. -. SO--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
IInN For Nnlc.

First class blue stem bright july
nd early August cutting. baled ana
,ell kept. In car lots +. q. n, cars
.oilinsville, at siS per ton. write
lay, Boa siS, Collinsville. Okla -
.dNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Wanted. drilling contractor TO arm
wo wells TO I l,600 feet In Colllnsvillo
district. address li2-B. world. --
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Wanted.--Acrcagc at BegEs aud
ennings WIN consider drilling
proposition. Spangler Il W0Nlcr, 500
iennedy Bldg -AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Wantcd--Gleaning out for Star
machine, Red Fork district. Ad-
iress l5a-H. World.--AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

For sale a Reid gas engine In
,irst class condition, Call Usage 5SN.
--Advt.
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OIL AND GAS
Lsssss. Supplies. Production. II"

Want leases or production. VIII
ievciop close In lease, J.. O. Box
bsi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Wanted Vacuum pump give To-
'ution. price, description l.. %. Box
i22. Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

William l.. NOEL. auditor Of tho
Bigheart Producing & Refining com
pany, is In New York city on COM
pany business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

julius &. Evans, formerly OF
Janice B. Berrys Sons company, Is
now in the sales department OF the
Blgheart Producing a Refining Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
In the World of Music and Art ~
Stadium Concerts
Will Begin Next
Saturday Evening

Schubert's unfinished" Symphony,
LISTS symphonic poem "Les Pre-
ludes," the Prelude and Glove Death"
from Wagner's Christian and Isolde"
and Chabrier's rhapsody "Espaila," ;"
with Rosa ponselle, soprano of the
Metropolitan Oper2 Company, as solo
list, will be the first program to be pre-
sented at the Lewisohn Stadium next
Saturday evening by the National
Walter Henry Rothwell, of the Los
Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
The series will include nearly fifty
concerts between the opening night
and September.
Music in preparation for concerts of
the following week includes Dvorak's
"New World" Symphony, Tschaikow-
sky's Symphony No. 8, Wagncr's over
lures to "Rienzi," and "Tannhauser,
Weber's overture from "Obcron,"
Tschaikowsky's "Marche Slave" Percy
Graingcr's Irish Tune from County
Derry" "Shepherds Hey the ballet
suite from Massencts "Le Cid" Grieg's
peer Gynt" Suite and Rimsky Korsa-
kotf's Caprice Espana.'
mcr at the Stadium are Wagner's
march from "Tannhauser." prelude to
"Lohengrin," Wagncr's Entrance of
the Gods Into Valhalla" from "Rhcin-
gold" Cigars military march, "Pomp
and Circumstance" Grieg-Two pieces
for string orchestra ("Last Spring"
Heart Wounds'D; Grieg from
"Sigurd Jorsalfar"; Saint Saens. pre-
lude to "The Delugc"; Saint Sacns,
Coronation March, Op. III; Bizet-
"Carmen' Suite; Tschakowsky, Sym
phony No: a, Symphony No. 6. ("Pathe-
.ique'D; Bcrioz, Hungarian March from
"Damnation of Faust" Beethoven,
Symphony No. 5; Weber. Overture to
"Oberon'; Gounod, ballet music from
"Faust"
In addition to Miss Ponsellc, soloist
of the first night, there have been Sc
cured for these concerts, among others,
Eddy Brown, Marie Rappold, Anna
Ftzlu and Harold Bauer, Marie Sundc-
lius Sascha Jacobsen, Marguerite Ro-
maine, Sue Harvard, Rafaelo Diaz, Ar
thur Middleton. Samuel Gardner, Nj
cola Zerola, Winifred Byrd, Helen Stan
ley, Nina Morgana, Julia Claussen,
Marguerite Fontresc, Helena Marsh
Barbara Maurel, Arthur Hackctt, Law
renee Leonard, Walter Greene.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
By Katharine Wright

II these are the dog days of New
forks musical life the opposite is true
Of London. There the season is at it's
height. Ernest Newman calls the troupe
at Covent Garden efficient rather than
brilliant" But if the performances
OF opera are nothing to boas. about,
English newspapers report the showing
of conspicuous merit by artists in tho
concert field. One feature of present
activities is the invasion by Americans.
For years America has sheltered sem
timental British ballad singers, wiry
French pianists. cultural German leder
singers. passionate Italian composers.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra after
an overdose of "kultur" is in the throes
of Francomania. And while the visitors
have regarded America through Jean de
Reszkcs eyes as 20 pays des dollars"
they have not always been SO discreet
in their criticisms of American manners
and customs.
But war has turned the tables. More
and more American musicians are ven
tuIliS " appear AOetu. iIo yCAi
there was an unusual exodus The New
York Symphony Orchestra has BEEN
playing in France, Italy, Belgium
England The Flonzaey Quartet
which. although composed wholly cf
foreigners, is regarded as one of
the most distinguished among Amer
ican musical institutions, appeared in
London early this month. Albert Spal
ding, John Powell and Mabel Garrison
have been soloists in London with the
New York orchestra. Ricardo Martin
is among the efficient" at Covent Gar
den. Miss Ruth Draper, whose origi-
nality in characterization is relief
from the monotony of countless imita
tors of the Incompatible Yvette, has
pleased London with her comic and dra-
matte Sketches The London adventures
of Miss Sophie Braslau have yet to be
related.
1t is a pleasure to record the success
of Reinald Werrcnrath at his hrst re-
cital in London on Juno 4. According to
"The Daily Telegraph:
"Those of the rather scanty audience
who attended the American (Mr.