The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
Petroleum Problems as
TieUed by Indusfrg's Leaders

In announcing the complete pro
gram Of its second annual meeting.
10 bc held at tho Congress hotel
Chicago. December 6. 7 and \, the
American Petroleum institute calls
attention TO petroleum matters or
especial Importance at this time
both as regard the national welfare
and the industry These include
petroleum's relation Ca world con
ditlons. tho attitude OF tho United
StateA and foreign governments IN
oil matters. conditions In Foreign
producing fields. financial factors,
Industrial relations and. having
more specific reference TO the do
mosic petroleum industry, tho hap
Jennings during the current year tho
export situation. tho hazards OF pc
trolrum development, elements at
footing the Oh outlook the problems
uf tho small operator and Of the
d-COntinent refiucr. the Mtuatiun
~ the pacific Coast oil industry, tho
part played by oil well supplies In
petroleum development aud tho mo-
tor fuel problem.
Leaders OF the petroleum indus
Try will be heard on these and other
subjects at tho institutes meeting
A. e. Bedford, chairman OF the
board standard on company II
New Jersey. will talk ON World
Highways 0f TRADE An interim
tioual flavor viii be Introduced by
Sir John Cadman, until recently
Great Britau's petroleum eNccu
tive, who will give the British view
point on petroleum questions Judge
Edward c. Fiuucy first assistant
secretary. department ot the int.
rior, will talk on "Co-operation OF
the Fedora Government In the Dis
covery and Production OF Petro'
lcum." T.. l.. Doheuy, president,
Is,n-American Petroleum and Trans
port company and pioneer devel-
upcr Of Mexico. viii have Mexico
as tho subject OF his address.
n. l.. Doherty, president. Cities
Service company, speaking on
Some Things We Might Bc Doing,
Is expected to touch on financial
~ well aa other prubloms u. +.
Perkins. International IlarVcste r
company, viii speak ON "lndustrial
Relations ana Harry A. Wheeler,
vice president. Union Trust COM
pany, Chicago, and formerly prcA
dent, chamber Of commerce or tho
United States, has been asked TO talk
on General business Conditions In
the lnltcd Sta-oH
W. c. Teaglo, president. Standard
OIL company ot New Jersey, viii
have as his subject The Current
Year In tho Petroleum Industry,
European Conditions and the out.
look" will be discussed by Edward
prizer, president. Vacuum OIL com
Tldal oil company, will talk on
"Oil Production During the Past
Year and a Glimpse OF the Future.
while j. G. Donncll, president, Ohio
oil company, Will tell NJ his expert.
ences as a practical oil producer
II y. Sinclair, chairman OF the
board, Sinclair Consolidated Oi
corporation, will give his Views ot
the petroleum outlook. J. u. Collet'
Of the Continent OH and Ga'
association has AZ his subject Tin
pressions OF AN Independent Ope
rator." D. W Moffitt. vice presi
dent, Cusden and company viii
4 have as his subject "The Mid-Conti
nent Reflnsr." Paul Shoup, prcsl
dent, Pacific OH company, win tall
! on The Pacific Coast" Louis c
! Sands. vice president. oil Well sup
! ply company, viii speak on "The Re
/ latton Of supplies TO the Petroleum
/ Industry" Harry l.. Horning
/ president. Waukot'ha Motor com
pany, will be heard on Tho Auto
motive Industry and Oil H. l.
/ WelCh, general secretary and coun
sell American Petroleum institute
I viii talk on "Oil--Tho Law OF Sup
/ ply and Demand
An interesting and instructive fea
+ ture Of the program will be the ses
slons devoted to tho motor fue
problem. Representatives OF IN,
petroleum and aHomotlvc indus
4 tries. and other technical experts
I will be heard on the subject
Program. SECOND innuni Meeting
American Petroleum Institutc.
Tho American Petroleum institut,
announces the complete program o.
, It's second annual meeting to be helC