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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Texas Company Boosts Price
and Oklahoma and Texas
OIL Is Nom ST.5O a Bdrrci

Vt tg!2O yesterday, but effective
with the opening uf the market, thr
IcNns COmpbuI pasted the price 81
81 % per hHrrri tor Oklahoma nnd
north, northwest aud central Texas
crude. THIS H. 80 cents up for thc
Texas company, which lHs realized
the necessities at the oil producers,
IS there n going a. br enough oh 90
meet the requirements ut the year
1929. The IC,ts company also met
thu Sinclair ana Magnolia prirc ot
20 cents for iicnidlun crude, which
T. Ikrly, however, 90 he boosted
again, ~ other pipe lincs come to
the front with uCw prices.
Cosdcn a Go. very promptly met
the rc,ns price, nnh the biz firm is
inkhir on new properties ~ fast ~
possible, which Is nn Indication TINT
further advances nrc looked for bY
HIS, the largest refining concern In
the continent ncld,
The price T. not NJ yet high
enough tu attract drilling, except IN
fields where thcr" H. bound so br bir
rc-ults, Hud no man is Justified In
NiidCHttlug Ia territory where wells
cost trum SHO,UO ia SIS. 900 pncb
~ they do in al the deep snnd ter
rltorN IN north Texas nnd Oklahoma.
u VIII require u S3,OOn nrir" 4" 80
game; hut even NJ that, the 1cNns
company IL entitled to great Crcdut,
inHsmuch NJ wells now producinr
viii leave the owners sOmC margin
Of profit tu hclp pny debts aud tho
expenses of wells drilled during the
high priced period uf the latter part
ot 1920 aud the early months of
1921.
While the sinclair on Purchasing
81
the Gulf people have not been hcnrd
from II H. confidently expected they
viii Immediately mcct tlr price aud
perhaps rniSC the TvNns people
another twn hits Aud in the Inpnn-
time, II this does not happen, II is
doubtless the fact that conditions
arr vuStiy improved, unri from now
on there should he no gloom visible
Ia producing circles, hut with rCfln-
crs the situation ~ stlll unsettled,
ana There Is strong feeling that
prices throughout the midiic west
and especially In the territory con-
trollcd by the standard Of Indinnn,
VIII hc brought up IN line with the
rIasc IN crude
There was raise la the ruling
station price Of gasoline throughout
most of the Oklahoma district, which
, Is due to the fact that gasoline h
'oh'lhg more, ana no one In the ull
, country is ohJccting 90 this raise, II
nil comes bnCk, and then some.
, summing up the situation. q. &
ltcrnhon, of the Skclly on company
has best expressed the prevalent
: feeling among oil men when hc said
+, III the oii producer keeps hts fee
, ou the ground, and Il not unduly cN,
, cited on account of the partial return
, OF prices which existed during III,
early months az the year. and re-.
Trains from drilling, there viii he ne
difficulty about the market by oarI,
spring. nt which time ii viii iENci,
Dc possible To drili again. aud do II
WIN the chance OF an even break -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
With the Oil Men

II. u. Hodges. who introduced the
use OF the rrary drilling machine
in the CARRIER field, has Just madc a
new record by putting down 2, ,4iO-
foot well In sixteen days. The test
duued Cor Wallace and Jones
brothcFs was on the Diliard farm In
27-4-2 Rotary was used to this
depth and standard tools used from
2.il0 feet to 2.7l0 feet. when dry
sand was encountered.
Thomas Chestnut, OF Chestnut &
Smith corporation, who has been Ill
with a severe cold since Wednesday
last. returned to his office yester-
day
George A. Dye, OF tho Wilcox Oil
& Gas company, Ia back from a trip
which took in AZ far east as Boston
and Lowell, Mass, and reports hav-
ing found everyone extremely opti-
mistiC as 20 the outlook FOR oil IN
New York there was distinct tecl.
ing Of optimism. and further west In
Pittsburgh ! found many Of the
steel mills starting up which have
been closed down. said Mr.. Dye.
Everything was good in Cleveland,
chicago. and nearer home in Kansas
city"
w. N. Carter, who IL associated
with ID. u. Mason and operates
under the firm name Of Mason K
Carter Bro,hers, is in the city from
Cleveland. He says there IL abso-
lutely not a string OF tools running
In that whole district.
r. F. Macarthur. general superin-
tcndent OF the Barnsdall corpora
tion is in the city from Bartlesville.
!. X. (Jimmy) Myler, living at
Twelfth and Quincy Is reported very
III and hardly expected to live. He
wuR born at Beaver. Pa, and oper-
ated through the eastern fields until
he lost his eyesight, which has
caused him TO depend upon the low
ing care Of his friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Another 5000 -BmerH Wen
at HdynesUiiie

Another 5000 barrel well was
added To the list OF big ones In the
llayn"syillo pool yesterday. The NO
! ot williams and others, located In
ths northeast corner ~ the north -
west OF the northeast ot 2S-23-S,
,uigsctting the No. / Bond ot the
ohio on company 20 the south.
found the pay at 2,7S2 feet, ana
was reported TO havo> actually
guagcd over 5000 barrels for the
first "a hours.
The ohio Oh cumpany's No. l
bond IL still reported ~ be doing
over 1000 barrels, which makes II
appear that the wells In this secton
OF the ponl wiz hold UP very good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Morris Deep Sand Wen
Drilling In

The No. we'll ot the Noco Potro-
lcum company, located Ia the south
east corner of the northeast of the
southwest of 22-lI-l4. is reported
10 hnvo topped the Gicn sand at
l,72l feot, and at a foot In was show
ing considerable gus and had about
200 feet OF oil In the hole. II VIII
be- put on down ln.o the pay and
completed today.
This operation Il o'fscttinE the
big well of the Cosden OH company,
which came In several weeks ago for
1000 barrels and Is still flowing At
thN rate Of 500 barrels per day. and
all indications point tu the Soco well
well being "A big one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Weir South Of Henryetid
RCportcd iShOuing Oil

u Be- reported that the No. I woll
of Wiimut and others, located iu th"
southeast corner of the southwest of
tho sOuthWcu of 33-ll-11. is ON top
ut u sand ~ $50 feet, and Is max
Ing about 5000 feet OF gas and
showing little oil, Scouts uf the
WrTar companies had not visited tho
we'll since the show. and II was im-
puuibl. Go verify this report How
ever. u D. IN u llSoly looking coun-
Try and down about the depth woorc
Eumvthing ought 60 ba happening
Fun Information viii be publish,d 4
tomorrow,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
In the Duncan Field

The daily production OF the Dun
can field Is reported to he declining
very rapidly, estimates for last week
being around 1880 barrels "a
daily average. Many operations are
atm shut down, and the proven
areas OF the different pools are very
well outlined. \ number OF deep
tosts arc being drilled all over me
fieid which will soon determine
whether a more prolific deeper sand
will pc discovered Competitions for
tho ast\wecI included tho fol-
lowing;
The No. of Smith brothers, To-
Gated in the northeast corner or the
northwest OF the northwest OF 80
in-Sw IL good for a. barrels In sand
from 2,066 to 2,0S0 feet. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
GarUn County Wei Makes
Large Gas Production

Tho No. / Henry of the Homa-
okla oil company, located In the
southwest corner OF the northeast or
the northwest OF the northwest OF
14-ln-3w. which topped the sand
Sunday at total depth OF 1888
feet, L. reported to have drilled II.
self In and To be making 36,OOO,ooo
feet Of gus. This operation Ia the
second well to be drilled In the
now Carvin county oil pool, offset
ting the discovery well to the south
east. operators who are familiar
with this district are OF the opinion
that deeper drilling In the sand WIN
make an oil producer out OF thlS
test, as the pay was topped ABOUT
40 feet above the sand level IN IN"
Magnolia discovery we'll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
WiicOr Company Holds
Regular Directors Meeting

The Wilcox oil 4 Gas co. held
tho regular quarterly directors meet
ing yesterday in the compUnys Of
nCcs, with several out 81 the city
directors IN attendance. Bccause Of
the second boost IN the price OF crude
the meeting was something In the
way uf n celebration the directors
reporting that they were extremely
well pleased with tho company g
conditions financial and otherwise.
and copEra tulatcd themselves on
their large acreage and available
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

u. Pierce. Providence. II J., chair
man.
Private dining room "C', south
EASTERN rittrs, " J.. Moore, hilHnia.
ga. chairman.
Private dining room ~" Michigan
ana Indiana. a. j. 'allughau, JACK
son. Mich. chairman.
prlv8to dining room ~ ONO
and Illinois, E H. Smith, Rock t"rd'
H., chairman,
pr,nto dining room 'l'". OkIoho-
ma aud Texas. -. r. Little, Fort
worth. Texas Chairman.
Private dining room "G'. Tcnncs-
SOC. Louisiana and Arknnsa8 VI. ~.
Soutor. Chattanooga, Tenn 'hhl'
man
Gran room, table "N". EnnwH and
iowa, a. g. turpcuicr Ottawa. "hns
Gnu room, table "Br Wisconsin
and MiuucgUtu. S. ". llnaiiugH, Green
tpN VIE. chairman.
triU room. mblr "r". Nebraska.
Sor'h md South DakutD, ~. +.
larhy. Hutchinson, Kan. chairman.
GuU room Table "b', Colorado.
wyoming. Montana Ncw Mexico
ana riuh. Fred q. Cramcr Denver
colo. chairman.
GIu Room Table NJ" California
and Pacific Coast states ". l..
standard. Los Angeles, Cali chair
man.
ChaIrmcn 'or the respective grour1
Will ASCERTAIN the conditions exist .
ug and the desires of the different
gruupa regarding the work ut the
consolidated associations, ana l'-
purtp viii be made tu the general
meeting 10 bc held In the afternoon
iu the bali room,
General meeting I'm the BAN room
at 2.3U viii hc opened by an ad
dress. Subject. "Opcn Price Naso-
citations" VIM j. NatthcWs, dttor-
ucy. Sew York city
Address subject. "JOhbcrs Nou
Have Known" H. H. Eagle. Jack k-
son, Mich, chairman
An open forum devoted To timely
topics.
Address -- "Rcnncrs You Have
known n. g.. james, HyCrctary
Western Petroleum Bcflncrs assu-
oiatiou Kansas Cny.
REPORTS VIII bee received ana CON
ridorcd from group iuuchcons
through tho respective chalgmcu,
Tho annual dinner will hr given
by the association ia the BAH room
.at y. M. Orchestra,
Friday, October ~, 1921,
business session, 10 Il. m. Joint
meeting OF rcfinrrs and johbcrs to
discuss "liuics Governing Trades In
Petroleum and lta Products" w. -.
Richardson. president OF the Wust
crn Petroleum RpfincTs association,
Kansas city, presiding.
q. -. cha mbcrlin, cleveland, o..
George T. Moore. Chicago, ana -. g.
Woodruff, 81. Louis. for rcnncrs.
l.. V, Nicholas Omaha. Neb,, J
H. Tumhlc, indianapolis, Ind, and
A. l.. Stoke, st Louis, for lObhCrH.
Friday afternoon at 2:3O the final
session viii hc held In the bail room
and include the consolidation meet
ms Election OF officers National
Markotcrs' association and the final
adJournmtut
Lady guests OF the members OF the
Independent OIL Mems association
Will be delightfully."- entertained as
usual, the official program for the
lndtCs' entertainment being Tuesday.
. october II, at 1880 y. m, luncheon
grin, main floor Drake hotel. and a,
. y. IN. reception and dance In the
ball room.
| ON Wednesday, October 10, meet
| to attend u thc0tcr party. place tc
be announced later, and given bS
/ the Chicago oil fraternity
At Q p. m. the ladies win also at
tend the moving picture exhibit II
the bah room.
Thursday. October "a. at II n. m.
assemble boulevard drive (mcz
canine gallery ~. given by the chi
caFo oil fraternity.
Annual dinner. y. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Did Not Make the TIDO
Last Cuts in Price

The Sinclair oil Purchasing com
pany calls attention tp the fact that
the statement published In this coll
umn to the effect that the Sinclair
people made the two last cuts in
price was wrong. inasmuCh as the
Prairie Pipe Line company cut the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

price from $3.50 to s1.25 and again
from tl.25 TO 81.
II has been repeatedly stated upon
tho hest on authority that some OF
tho heads OF the largest pipe line
companies have declared that there
never should have been cut In price
below $50. which is the price the
Texas people established Yesterday
and which price will probably be met
by the other purchasing agencies TO-
day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Burbank Production
Mounting

owing to the completion Of sev.
oral new wells and the continual
shooting of old producers, the pro.
ductlun flgures Of he Burbank field
have shown a large increase IN tn
Cont NUN on PACE NINE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
OIL AND GAS
Leuses--supplies--- Product ton, Ets

n any better work can be done. We
VIII do it II any better leather can
ho used. we viii use it. II any more
courteous treatment can I've extended,
We VIII extend H. Tho r. l.. Wilson
Shoe Repair, aUN :. Boston ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Hrd creek production wanted.
Twenty 20 100 barrels send plat.
price, terms, fun d's.I'ptp9h, owners
only. w, -, Reynolds h"'NesNil'e'
kla.-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

wanted by big company, offset
acreage or drilling proposition, fur
nish plat. terms. Address box Io9.F,
World. ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

po-r,eh lighting eenets'Sffo Irpasred AZ
t,sia Enstne shop. Archer pen'sI'-'AdN'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Production for quick salc--SO
acres. one well fully equipped. 10
barrels settled, TAncha sand. Ad.
dress Box 973-E, care World.-Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

My practice United to the eNtrac-
uou OF tccth. Gas given n desired,
fees reasonable, All Man st. Usage
b52S. pr Waltrr Y. Buxton. AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Lease Owners -- WIN ariu your
proVon acreage on percentage basis
Primo stuff only, l.. r. Means, Hotel
Tulsa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

peeled 10 wait for Benwood car as the
MUundsIilic cars and the buses. If any
are backed. which they may get rlGht
away ii iu"l '. or they might have to
wait for nearly an hour.
Now Roads
The hill apIr"priatiLg the expenditure
Of money !nr the construction or ne"
roads in th!~ state passed II" l"glSit-
iui.. At the recent session. III" CITY
administration has been holding up the
work on the streets OF this city because
If this bill ard now that ii has passed
thu work on our streets will in all prop
ability BE- resumed. One street on the
main road Will lie paved. ii is believed
Witch in tho case Of mis- city VIII he
Marshall street whi,!! 1t this time could
hardly t." in Il worse condition.
Bsnwood Briefs
Harry =. Carney of West Liberty mas
been visiting friends on High street for
q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sears Of Louden-
willie are spending Il few days vita
friends in Nnrti' Ecnwood.
Mrs. Harry Carlton "f StcuhcnrIIc
IS Spcndln.; the week with her sister
Mrs. 4 l.. Jones Nf North Bcnwood.
Miss Ian%y Lindsey OF Marsha II
street. has returned home after spend-
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harmon 70 spend Few days Win 'F'd
t;veS
ur. D,i.v rrv,I who has been N
rnr , nuuh,,r Of DAYS. is n little i'm
,,rn,.l
N,.. Lys,. simmons OF Roberts Ridge
-. .r,ndinr y few da,S here with
,ri,.rdS
AR. kim. ,.,,.,,E WIS ,ullrd To- Far
,,.rshurr hy ;n, serious illness IT a
r,.r.,,t,,
Nv. u I, N,La,l,I,n has gone I"
r,.,,,h,rrh :, ,.:s,, her daughter. Mrs.
- ~ n,,iIi,,
... -. ..,,,uu,I T., h,.r
i,., ~ r,.n,I, ,Ir
u,,t 49,, ,.,e No., III far =,
q. -. ,i,. L,,,,.,,, Am N,r,hnll street,
-, ,,rr,,,.i,,r
VIE ,rnrT3. ,u,, - ,hI, I, h,. out.
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Mr. w " Powell and family on
Fourth street.
Rev W. {. Harold and {. y. Jones
irtt yesterday for Wellsburg Ia attend
the mid-yrlr meeting Of tue Panhandle
Baptist association which "l,nS this
..>"ntng in the baptist church - that
"i;I.
Mrs. Emma Er"mi"" - tin s"">t 81
friends and relatives IN E"m 'it"'c i"i
i f"w day..
Dennis Murphy IF SwiS~Na"'. va. -
tie guest If hi, sister. Mir. Thomas
,'nr,n.,o Of Gran; avenue.
Mrs ,'!,,l Martin of ,'I,.,..:,ii'. - tne
r".., Of Mr.. Martins uotnrr. Mrs
l.yd,a Martin of Elm Grove
Mr.. md Mrs. ,;ror=r t..,. "c Way
mans Ridge. ar" glr>i. - u.rnd> in
this cav
MR. j. T. NuuIr'.h ;,Hd dIuGhtcf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
LET Us HELP
YOU To REGAIN
LOST STRENGTH
Others Testify That We Have
Helped Them-Now We
Want to Help You.

There IL no necessity For a rundown
and t:-cd-out feeling without good
cause And the good cause" generally
rn"aH> 4 di>ordcred condition OF tho
system.
i."$' >'rrnE:h. especially. Is easy ~
r"mndr. TIN" truth of the matter IS
,"L~ system - suffering for lack Of
~. per food. But--not IN" food thIt
an" w"lld purchase at IN" butchers. tn"
bakers or AZ the corner grocery store
What l"ur system needs Is ano;h""
k!nd oc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES foods
the ROOFS. herbs. h'rr!cS and IN" Ju."t
Of grapes for internal Stimulation.
This = the NEENOI.AK way. 80"
Tbs won. rfu' and marvellous tonic :
composed ~ these above mentioned n
! gradients Thousands can testify ahou'
the most gratifying results that the
! have obtained from the tonic NEEEt.
LAX YOU friends zoo. Will tell $50,
what i has done for them. Think -
t"c homes that rely on EEF1SOT.AK "
.ke foremost and hc-t strength regain
, li~ relieving powers vii amaze ynu.
I;r:y a hc't'r Of EF!IISI!.Ak loda!
sold NJ - u -, ct 4 60. +
, MarAct ST.. Wheeling. ". VI. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
BENWOOD
operetta Wonderful


The comic operetta "Pocahnntas s.
the McMechcn school auditorium and
many flattcring compliments were heard
after the show regarding the wonder
full acting Of a number OF the partici-
pants. The play is being given again
.his evening and another large gather
ing is expected. The operetta has been
given under the auspices of the Glcc
club Of Union High school, under tho
direction Of Miss Stromberg. supervisor
Of music.
Ability Test
An ability test will he held at Union
High school Monday afternoon in which
all the teachers in the Bcnwood school
from the third grade up will partici-
pate at the teachers meeting which will
be the last this semester. f. r. HAM
fan. superintendent of schools will pre-
side.
Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Kerry klub
has been called for Sunday which will
be held at the Kerry klub Ramp on
ter will be brought UP for consideration
and all members are urged to be pres
ent.
New Electric Sign
A large electric sign was installed
yesterday in front Of the Uniform Rank
Of the knights Of Pythias lodge rooms
A large number Of the members worked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
LIEUT., HAYNES
MAY Do STUNTS
Daredsvn Army Filler May Thrill
Moundsvtl1e Citizens on Leaving
Here To-day.

Lieut.. t. Y. Haynes may Ii" some rcH'
"StuntinS' over the city this morning
when he leaves the ioct, held weather
conditions permitting. he said last even
ing. Lieut.. Haynes landed here Wcctmc>-
day morning In fas, German Fohkcr
plane and performed some ha;r-raiSlnS
acts prior TO the descent from the air
Lieut. Haynes is ono Of the most d;1r-
ing Of army filters ami has accom-
pliShed much in this one particular lin"
since he was miSsIoncd a fl:Cr some
time ago. His "stuntinG' this morn
ing Will be the first Of its kind 10 10"
pulled over the city. and no d,Wht Il
large throng will gather to w;tnrSs the
work OF the officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer..
Martinsburg. W. Va, May 5.-Ac-
cused Of aiding W. a. Bowman. con.
victed and sentenced TO life imprison
ment here today for the murder OF y
A. Murray. Mrs. Elsie Murray. wide y
of the murdered man. went on trial to.
day. The state contended that both
Bowman and the woman administers!
strychine poison TO hurry the night he
died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

ing a iew days with friends In Parkers-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Wilkes or
Clifton. W. Va. are visiting friends IN
Center Benwood.
Leslie Wolfe Of Washington. Pa. left
last evening for his home after short
visit with relatives in this city.
Russell Carter and daughter Marga-
ret Of Wrirton are expected to arrive
in this city today and will spend few
days with MIR. ami Mrs. John Atkins OF
North Benwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

The Catlett-Bloyd lumber land cas".
which was taken into the L. S. federal
courts at Wheeling following trial in
the Circuit court OF this county. has
been settled. The plaintiff J. Is. cat
lett. moved TO uuaSh the case and 1t
was dismissed by Judge William T..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
'MECHEN

rurtv.two patterns to selec. from
Wheeling Tent & Awning co; Te.. ooS
to-my-13
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women voters.

The local League Of Women Voters
will meet this evening a. 80 clock
at the Parish uHuse 20 consider several
Tatte~S OF interest II all the women.
1t is u, Sed that all make arrangements
70 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Security Trust Company

West Virginia.
the of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
Pythian Sisters.

Little Princess Temple No. =. rythian
Sisters will meet this evening I'm regu-
lar session. AS there are several mat
ters of utmost Importance 10 come up
for discussion, j is requested that all
members Of tie order DC present
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For1s4ts Money.

Clarence Hart&e!. an alleged VIE
haatcr. OF First street. forfeited a."
when he, failed to appear for police
snur, last evening after being arrested
,yednesdav night on the charge oy a
mrmbcr gt the city police force His
ras tl,s only case on the docket ror the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
Observe Mothers Day,

An appropriate program suitable Tor
tho occasion has been prepared I" ne
carried out AT the First Christian church
SUNDAY in Observance Of Mothers Day
An automobile committee. OF which
Senator W, r. Burgess is chairman. has
.been appointed 10 aid in getting every
Nnne out for the services. Rev. J. s.
Smith will preach the annual Mother
Toc sermon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

- The two big De Itart,and govern
men, airplanes which landed her more
than a week ago arc still located on 'ne
ccul tield. owing to the bad weather OF
the PIT few days. The SHIPS are p'-
luted :: LicutenantS tharIeS Cun''Ii'''H
pnd Grisham HaHne Ih'F VIII pr'""
bly, icare h,~r to-day on the 'aSt IS "
the voyage - Boiling tieid' AnacoS,'%'
ID. G.. providing the weather - SU''"o'e
for the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

4 class OF candidates will be initiated
over the burning sands OF the sahara
y. IN, regular meeting OF Moundsrlt!e
-, odoo No oSo. r. p. O. Elks. 10 be hrtd
his evening in their club room on fitth
stree, Several other matters o. mn
nortanc, are u come up For diSruSS'o"
and A full attendance is eNpecteo'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

The regular meeting Of tn" Mounus-
,jns Eiwanis cub was he'd last even
Ing AT $50 O'Clock at the snyder hote.
An excellent entertainment pr"Eraur
Was rendered following tn" d,Sp"tch OF
che regular routine business. Tn" meet
ing was one Of the best attended III r.
cent weeks.