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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
With the Oil Men

Alvin c. Krupnlck. we'll known
and very enterprising photographer
OF Tulsa, is planning to put on
semimonthly illustrated newspaper
which will show all new development
In tho oil industry right here In Ok
lahoma, and his enterprise should be
backed to the limit. lie is a won
derful photographer and knows the
game from A to u and his horse show
pictures In the New York papers
were a great advertisement for Tulsa.
II. l.. Mourer OF the Kansas &
Gulf Oil company received a pleas
ant surprise yesterday. when a copy
OF the New York American arrived
containing a wonderful boost for Mr..
Mourer's very unique plan OF keep
ing in close touch with all his stock
holders. Best OF all. II was by the
great writer. Forbes who had discov-
cred perhaps from reading a copy of
the current issue of the Magazine OF
Wall street, that President Mourer
was doing this very thing. to wit:
Was keeping his stock holders In close
touch with the activities OF his COM
pany by organizing them into subdi-
visions with one in Illinois. another
in Buffalo, N. Y, and another In Mo-
bile. Each division holds frequent
meetings and between them elect an
advisory board which confers fire.
quently with the officials and direc-
tors OF the concern and thus keeps
in close touch with the affairs of the
company as stated above. Mr..
Forbes says that he knows OF no
other concern that has been able to
do this, that usually stockholders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Would Repeal Attorneys
Lien EdlD
ny &. j. o'NEILI.


Special 20 Ths World.
OkMULGEE, Nov. 1s.-Oil men
OF the Okmulgea district have been
considerably aroused OF late by n
large number OF land title suits
which have recently been filed with
the apparent purpose of collecting
compromise fees. At recent meet
ing OF the Okmulgee District OIL and
Gas association tho matter was dis
cussod at length and resolution
was adopted In which the present
attorneys lion law OF oklahoma was
condemned and Its repeal or moditi-
cation demanded.
The resolution adopted by the Ok
mulgee District oil and Gas assocla-
tlon IN as follows:
Whereas, the present attorneys
lien law OF the state OF Oklahoma
seems 20 give 10 attorneys powers
and opportunities which home nttorS
neys do not want. but which are too
great temptation to lawyers who
lack scruple, and has thus led TO
what seems to be n flood OF suits
filed In tho courts within tho oil
regions based upon frivolous and
often flagrantly dishonest grounds
for the obvious purpose, in vast
majority OF cases, Of collecting
compromise fees:
Therefore, be II resolved, That
this association 30 on record az pub
icly condemnlng the present attor-
noys lien law and calling for It's re-
peal or modification. and condemn
ing also tho kind OF practices by un-
scrupulous attorneys which the said
law encourages"
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y. n. Howard to Drlli In GervIn 90.

y. ~. Howard to Drili iu Garvin Co
y. u. Howard r. back from Garvin
county and says that ne is rigging
up Tor test IN the nouthenst corner
~ the north half Of the southwest OF
20 6-2u-3V. lie also reports that the
Tidal OFnge is rigging up for a test
mat ia located 800 feet east Of tho
northwest corner OF the southwest Of
2i-2n-3w ana is drilling with stan
dard tools. Mr Howard is also rig
Ring up for test IN the northwest
corner Of the southwest OF i-2n-3w.
Interest in Deep Test In 2O.ii.fi,
There ig much interest In the deep
test In the northeast corner OF the
northwest Of the northwest of 90
ii-i1 which got a sand that has not
been identified at 2.ggl feet, as CIV
cn I'm yesterdays World. The well In
said ~ be- bridgcd and impossible to
estimate as to It's production
" there ~ going 80 h. some deep
lands found in this particular neigh
borhood there is no telling how rich
or prolific this township may be
when thoroughly drilled up. A later
report is looked for with a great
deal Ot interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Oil Men Should Protest

VIII tho Independent oil operator
and wildcattcr of Oklahoma permit
the corporation commission. at it's
set date, November 20. date set for
oil hearing" TO Impose an order
requiring In connection with the
plugging OF wols. place AN ad-
ditional burden by requiring a bone
for the completion OF IA well?
In event this order should he
adopted hy the corporation com
mission on the 90 inst. and en-
forced, then goodby wildcattlng.
am bitterly opposed To this
proposed order and request that the
oil men Of oklahoma vigorously en-
ter their protest.
ROBERT GAI,BREATII
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Crude oil Supply Taxed bB
AufomOtiUe Requirements

10 As cnnseryntivcly estimated that
there will be $500, 600 motor vehicles
registered la tho United states at
the end OF this year. Tho American
Petroleum institute estimates that
crude oil production IA the United
States In 1891 will he IN tho neigh
horhood OF 47i,0OO.00O harrcls. The
avail supply OF crude oil this year,
therefore amouptcd 10 ~ barrels for
each motor vehicle registered. In an
nouncing sessions nt the annual
meeting Of tho institute at Chicago
on December G aud s 10 discuss
the quantIatiyo and qualitative
features of tho motor fuel problem,
tho institute points out that since
the commercial development OF the
automobile the ratio between the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
DingUaH on Top Of
BartiesUilie

IN Alex Dingwnu, ir., test on The
Edwards farm In tine northwest OF
the southeast of 27-23-i, had what
WIS thought To he the regular
Bartlesvillc sand. nt 2,3cs feet yea,
terday noon ana later report Is
being looked Tor with much in
tercHt.
This well has hoep attracting
wide attention because of tho
amount of acreage II will prove
The skinner sand found at 3,22o
20 1895 feet produced about "A
baler per hour OF oil, or about 10
To IS barrels per day natural. but
would have shot Into nlco little
producer.
The gas sand was found from
3.02O to 5000 feet aud the pressure
guago from 100000 10 10000
600 cubic feet. Tho Dingwan in
Icrests will make a deep sand test
unless the Bartlesvillr sand makes
a commercial oil producer.
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feet on No. Bruner. In the north
west OF S-13-tj.
johnson and others have rig up
for No. I Weaver, In the northeast Of
tO-t8-tb
The Okia-Oceanic oil company
have a 5O-barrel well IN It's No 5
Stoycr In the northwest of 2i-I3-i6.
sand was found from 1884 to 1899
feet
SOmmerville's No. Brown. In the
northwest Of 35-i5-t5. is a rig up.
Smith a. Wallace have rig on the
ground for No. I PAX, In the north.
cast Of 3t-l3-16.
The Scquoyah Oil compsny's No 3
Grayson is estimated at 10 to so bar
rels In the 2.i4O-toot sand. II is in
the northeast ot 3-l4-if
The Noco OH company has rig and
tools moved In for No. 4 Wright, in
the southwest Of 22-l4-1i
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plugged at 1912 feet and the rig
skldded for another test.
Mayer and others have shut down
at 1000 feet where they have y
light show OF oil In No. ! Galbrcath
in tho southwest corner o fthe north
east Of 22-is-i3.
The Old Colony oil company test
In the southeast corner OF the north
west Of 25.21-ii has duster at
LOO feet and is abandoning.
The Riverland oil company's No
s, in the northeast corner OF the
southwest OF the northeast OF the
southwest Of i6-22-to. has shut
down at 2.735 feet with a bad hole.
McCarty and others have dustef
~ ASH feet on the Lewis acreage
In the northwest corner OF the north
cost OF tho northwest OF the north
east Of 9-2i-9
The Usage Nation oil company Is
shut down at 2.i70 feet on No. In
the northeast corner OF the north
west OF the northeast OF the north
east OF 22-sl-s.
The Sand Springs Home OIL com
pany is drilling at i,sso feet on No.
50 at the center OF the south line
OF the southwest OF the southeast OF
the northeast OF 27-21-9.
The Gnliland oil company is drill
ing at 2,42O feet on No. In the
southeast corner OF the northeast OF
he southeast OF the northwest or "a
23-7. and Is rugged Up and shut
down on No. IL. located at the
northwest corner Of the northeast OF
the northwest OF the southeast OF 2S.
The Gypsy oil company's No. 10.
At the center OF the northeast OF l.
all. is shut down at 1850 feet with
showing OF oil
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Roger Mills County Test
Shut DOUn

The Porter Syndicate No. . In the
southwest corner OF the southeast
of 2s-iin-2sw. Rogers Mills county,
Oklahoma, is shut down for orders
at 2.I72 feet.
In the Riggs ara Slick Districts.
Tho Iron Mountain Oil company's
No. Panaske In the southeast cor
ner of the southwest OF 2-i5-1o Is
shut down at 3.l00 feet.
Morrison & Jackson have a rig up
for No. IL Golden in the northwest
corner OF the southwest of the south
west OF 3-i5-l0.
Cosden and company has rig up
for No. 6 Vaughan In the northeast
corner Of the southeast OF the south
cast OF 4-l5-10. No. 8 In the north
east corner OF the southeast OF 4 is
shut down at $50 feet
The Kawficld Oil & Gas company
is drilling at 1 900 feet on No, Nc
Intosh In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF g.
1910
The Prairie Oil & Gas Co.'S. No. /
McNac in tho southwest OF the
northwest OF the northwest OF 1915
10. is drilling at 1925 feet.
The GYPSY oil company's No. 3
Clinton in the northeast corner Of
tho northwest OF the northwest OF
22-I5-10, Is "a 600-barrel we'll after
the shot in the 2,575-foot pay.
The Wolverine oil compAny's No.
/ Clark in the northwest corner OF
the southwest OF 22-ls-lO. Is In the
pay at 2.656 feet and will he shot.
The Henry OIL company's No. ?
Smith In the southwest corner of the
southeast OF the southeast Of 25-i5-
10, has good showing at 5000 feet,
The Atlantic Petroleum corpora
;ion is. drilling at 2.s20 feet on No.
6 Grayson In the center OF the north
line OF the northeast OF the north
east OF 36-l5-l0,
The Troy Oil & Gas Co. has rig
on the ground for No. Grayson In
the center OF the cast line OF the
southeast Of the northeast OF e.
l5-lI.
Bradstreet & Crosby have a So
barrel well after the shot in thelr
No. 2 Davis, in the southeast corner
OF the northeast OF 21-l5-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Late NeUs From the
LIONS Pool

lrisher and others have the sand
from 2,907 feet to 5000 feet In their
test In tho northeast OF 2O-ll-1i, and
after 40-quArt shot the well
hridgod Tho we'll had i,4O0 feet OF
oil In the hole before being shot,
but did not make Il flow.
Lyons and the lndiahoma Refin-
ing company, In .5-l1-ll, No, BAR
nett farm, In the southwest corner OF
tho northwest of the northwest OF
the section; has the sand from 2,37S
to 2,i2o feet, and have a lOO-barrel
show. They are still drilling at
s.Ab0 feet
Same peoples No. 4 well on the
Barnett, have a iO0-haTrel showing
in the s,327 TO 2,s6i-foot sand. and
have not yet completed the test.
The Oklahoma Central OIL com
pany. drilling I'm 25-ll-1l. in tho
southeast OF tho northeast OF that
section. have the sand from 1850
In s,S7O feet, and have a showing
FOR l50 barrels. They are still drill
ing at 2,lS0 feet,
Tho Atlantic oil & Producing Co. =
No. 2 Jefferson In the northeast Of
tho southwest OF the northwest OF
i6-Ii-lt tx making 200 barrels nat
ural Ia the 2,6I7 to 2,695-foot pay.
Tho Oklianna has a rig up for IA
test on tho jefferson In the center
OF tho west line OF the northeast uf
the southwest or f6-ii-1i.
Tho JoSoy oil company's test on
the j. Barnett acreage I'm the south
west corner OF the southeast of "a
ll-ll is II rig on the ground.
Tho barbara oil company has n
rig up for "A test on the y. Barnett
farm In the northeast corner OF the
southwest OF the northwest OF Sc
lI-li.
Tho Eastern oil corporation has
n rig up for a test on the Conner
farm in tho southwest corner OF the
northeast OF S-t2-11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Deep Test at Ada

Special TO The World
ADA. Nov. l6.--Thc RNtional Ex-
rloratlon oil company spudded In
for deep test In 9-4-7 this week
This is the first deep test to be made
In this section OF the county which
lies northeast OF Ada. An lSinch
hole Was started,
Tho Nance well In 4-4-6, which
was recently put ON the pump, con-
tinues to hold good. Several stor-
age tanks have been erected. all Of
which Will be filled before the pump
is started.
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meetings are not attended and no
interest taken in the business. Mr
Mourer deserves all Of the commen-
datlon he Is given and lot more.
NJ. G. Bre Dahl OF the wilcox oil
e. Gas Co. returned home yesterday
from n two weeks hunting trip
through northern Indiana and the
lakes OF Michigan where, with n
party OF four eastern friends he has
been forgetting Qil and getting back
TO nature In great style. Mr. Bre
Dahl reports that they shot bags full
Of ducks and small game. but was
mighty evasive regarding the larger
game, probably because Of It being
tho closed season In those parts. He
brought but one trophy home with
him, "a rare specimen rarely seen in
this part OF the country In the past
few years. On his return trip Mr.. Bre
Dahl spent two days in Chicago con-
ferring with various financial heads.
and reports that they are all optimis-
tic in the extreme In regard to condi- r.
tions getting back to normal I'm the
oil business. Let's not stall the ea-
glne." Is the way Mike puts &C..
We've got to start In low and get
iRto high speed slowly: all the east
ern operators believe firmly in cur
falling drilling to the limit
J. Wallace Bostlck. geologist for
tho Kansas & Gulf Corp, is back
from Mexico and makes a very in
teresting announcement that his
COmpanv. witch operatps In Mexico
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Wyoming independents
Organize

CASPAR, Wye, Nov. 1.-THE
Wyoming Independent oil associa-
ZION, organized to function FOR the
common interest Of all Independent
operators who subscribe TO its cove
nants and objects and the first or
ganization of It's kind In tho west.
was formed here last week.
Representative of virtually every
company OF prominence In III
wyoming region were present in
elualns oil operators of TulNa. Okla,
ana several companies OF Texas.
Directors of the association for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
Ohio on Declares Dividend.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Nov. 16.--Tho
Ohio oil company today declared the
regular quarterly dividend or 4l.2b
per share and an extra dividend OF
her 81 to stockholders of record No
vember 26. Transfer books will close
November 20 and reopen Deoem-
Der &c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17

For Sale-40-acre and sO.acre
,ease close I'm To big production, orr
sci well now starting drilling TO wa.
cox sand, Beggs district ib-ii, At.
tractlve terms. Address sAS kennedy
b,iiding. ng.-Adyertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17

one-eighth undivided interest in 60
acres. with we'll coming In Monday
for si5o. Worth $500. s16-M. care
World. ,nent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17
OIL AND GAS
i--A.----SHnnlIss--P Ets

Have leases for sale IN best part
OF Nownta New field where rev
cral tests are starting at once. Price
now f.ca. SIS g SOS per acre.
Fountain Hall. phone zoos. No
Advertisement,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-17

In the Usage.
The Rex Pyramid OIL company's
No. 80, at the center OF the west line
OF the northeast OF 34-22-i0 is
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The Porter Syndicate No. . In the
southwest corner OF the southeast
of 2s-iin-23w. Rogers Mills county,
Oklahoma, Is shut down for orders
at AHA feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
Urge IMPROVEMENTS
At ROCKF ORD TOWER
Residents and Ball PLAYERS
Want Grounds LeveIIed to
Avoid Bad Falls.

Residents living In the vicinity Of
Rockford Tower and ball players who
use the baseball diamonds at that
place are hoping that the Board of
Park Commissioners will take some
action toward improving the dia-
nonds. 80 that players will not be
subjected to dangerous falls while
playing there
Some persons claim that the fields
should be snoothed off and that ft
could be done without great expense.
They do not urge the grading Of the
diamonds. but the removal Of the
many hummocks that dot the infield
and outieid Of both diamonds
A ball player in a game Thursday
evening. while going after a fly ball
sustained q bad fail, although for
tunateIy he did not inJure himself.
Last year, a player fractured a leg
as the result of fall, while running
for a fly ball.
= Park Commissioner 8. RI. Raynar1
has aided considerably in the improve
ment of the grounds at Rockford
Tower. Mayor Leroy Harvey has
expressed himself az being in favor
Of the proposed improvements. It is
probable that some OF the residents
viii make formal request that the
grounds be Ieveled off. so that the
players viii not be in danger. 1t Is
understood that the improvements
could be made ut a cost of less than
500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
.PLATT LEADS FIELD
IN MARSHALL SHOOT
Yorklyn Tournament Brings Out
Fine Trapshooting Marks;
to Close Today.

The present champion Of New Jer-
sey, Clarence II. piatt Of BridEeton.
carried of the honors on the second
day of the r. G. Marshall shoot at
Yorkyln, with n score of 1s7xfb0.
Ned Daniels. champion of Virginia.
and G. G. Fawrett Of Washington and
w j. Elliott of CoateHville. Pa. tied
for runner-np honors with 15gxl5o.
II. Croft uf Philadelphia won high
honors In Class Il, and Perry Beers
Of New Britain. Conn., and r.. q.
Ford OF Philadelphia. tied for second
and third prizes. Beers won second
prize I'm the shoot-ofT.
J.. McCarrcn of Washington was
high In Glass G and william Edmon-
son and G. w. Scarlet tied for Sec
ond and third trophies
In Glass ID, A. r.. Myers was high
man and Joe Snow carried off sec
ond trophy with ta0xf5o.
Steve Crothers has made the long
est run of the tournament. fas
straight, and Med Daniels is working
on an unfinished run OF f26.
II. w. Shank of Harrisburg. Pa,
led the field In the last half Of the
handicap with 4sxso. Steve Crothera
and II. VI Duyekinch tied for runner
up with s6 breaks
Bin Cochran OF Kennett Square and
Colonel Hamiin of Wilmington, tied
for the prize on 100 handicap targets
with 20 breaks. CocHan won the
sboot-ofY.
i. NOVEL; Hawkins. a New Haven,
Conn, professional. led the profess
ssionals with 147x1bo and Leo Shaab.
n professional from Elk Ridge, Md,
won the handicap with sc.
In the night shoot. which was
brought TO q close shortly after mid
night, J. II. Fountain led with 25
straight breaks. w. Allen Lindsay
and t. r. Rhoads Of Philadelphia were
tied for second place, the latter win
ming In the shoot-off. n. Fred Lear.
New Jersey professional. also broke
as straight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
TOO MUCH FOR EASTON.

Easton, Md. Aug. 6.--Iaurei proved
too much for Easton yesterday in the
tenth inning and defeated the home
team, s to {. When Easton went to
bat in the last half of the ninth the
score was TO against them. Before
the inning was over five runs had
crossed the plate. tying the score, and
Spicer was Knocked out of the box
and Culver sent in.
Trippe started the game for Easton
and after two bases on balls and allow
ing two runs he was taken out and
Briscoe put in. The latter did fairly
well outside of two home runs by
Pattsn and Booth. Catlin went in for
Esston in the tenth and walked the
first man up. This resulted in the
winning run on a sarifice and hit
down the first base line. A large crowd
was present. The proceeds of the
game were given TO families of the
children who were killed in the sand
bank accident last Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
UNION A. A. TEAM IS
IMPROVING FIELD
Eighteenth and Van Buren,
Streets Grounds to be Put i'm
First Class Shape.

Both fans and the numerous base
ball clubs which watch and play
games at the Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets diamond viii notice
a marked Improvement in the con-
dition OF these grounds. The i'm
provements are being made by the
Union A. A, which club is planning
to bring some of the best teams in
and around this city to this lot for
fast independent twilight games.
Yesterday about dozen members
OF the church club were busly at
work widening the base lines and
progress was made for the first days
work. On Monday these boys hope
to complete the task which they start
ed yesterday, thereby having the dia-
mond in first-class shape for their
game Monday night with the Will
mington All-Stars
Aside from the work on the base
lines they will put the pitchers mound
and the territory around the home
plate in a much improved condition.
and for their games a batters' box and
foul lines will be chalked.
When this work is nuiShed, this dia-
mond will be one of the best in the
city and will have the appearance
Of big-league field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
.TY COBB NEAR LEADER
OF AMERICAN BAT TIERS
Only 25 Points Below HeiIman;
Babe Ruth Scores 1O6th
Run.
ny Assoc,ated Press to Icycry EvenInE


Chicago. August 6.--Tyrus Raymond
Cobb. manager OF the Detroit Tigers
Is creeping up on Harry Heilman. the
hard batting Detroit outfielder, in tn,
race for the batting honors In the
American League with pnly twenty.
five points separating them. Cobb
gained nine points during the weel,
for an average of 3ss, while Heilmar
suffered n loss of seven points. his av.
erage dropping TO .ass. Iris Speaker
of Cleveland, remains In third place
with .37e. The averages include games
of Wednesday.
The New York Yankees lead the
league for circuit drivers with a total
of 10. thirty-eight of which were
cracked out by Babe Ruth. The tail
end Athletics are second with SO
Ruth. who smaeked out n brace of
circuit drives during the past week
has registered 1oe runs FOR his club.
The Washington club lis out in front
with stolen bases with 70. nineteen
of which were pilfered by Harris. who
is showing the way to the base steal
ers OF the League.
Other leading batters are: Tobin,
ST. Louis. .36s; Williams. st. Louis.
s.36s; Ruth. New York. 3s4; SEVERED.
st. Louis, .25S; r.. Collins, Chicago.
.35a; veach, Detroit. .3so: Sisler. st.
Louis, .54s; Stephenson, Cleveland
.33s.
In the National League. Rogers
Hornsby. or st. Louis, is blazing way
to the tune of AIS for the batting lead
ersbip. Twombly. Of Chicago. Is the
runner up with $40, while Nicholson,
OF Boskpn. is third with .3e4.
The Philadelphia club is out in front
for home run honors with g., while ST
Louis and New York are running close
for second place, the Cards having 54
and the Giants 53. George Kelly. of
the Giants is the leading four base
hitter Of this circuit with Is to his
credit.
Frank Frisch. of New York. added
three to his string of stolen bases and
leads with 81. He has been tied of the
best run getter by Hornsby, each hav-
ing scored 50 times.
other leading batters arc. Young,
New York, .362. McHenry. st. Louis,
1856; Cutshaw. Pittshurr. .35i Cruise,
Boston. .34a; Meusel, New York, al;
Fournier. St. Louis. .341; Mann. ST
Louis. .34f; C. Williams, Philadelphia
$40; Maranville, Pittsburg. .3ss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
HOTEL BOSCOBEL ksntuesy !
Nj AVN r d

10 so- Michigan. Our Guests Reoomme,
Ownership Mang't. MRS r. PORTE