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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Pure oil Officials
Here

A party composed Of members OF
the producing department OF the
pure oil company ~ visiting the
oklahoma oil fields this week as
guests of Il. W. McllNain, president
,f the oklahoma Producing aud Re-
Tning corporation and vice president
of the Pure on company They ar
rived i'm 1llsa Tuesday morning,
visited the .. =. n Il. offices, met
the Tulsa Pure oil staff, looNcd
over the town and inspected, with
"a great deal of interest, the drilling
and fishing tools and other equip
mcnt at the q. u. * II. shops and
warehouse. For some OF the mon
this H. tho first trip 20 the mid
continent territory. and they admit
that things are done a bit different r.
~ out here from the methods in
vogue in ohio, West Virginia and
Kentucky.
rhe men yesterday visited the
Osagc-lluminy lease of the O, =,
n T.. northwest OF Hominy ana other
Usage properties. They expect to
soc the Cushing tteld today and Will
depart for the east this evening.
Tho party is i'm charge of Lynn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
TO HOLD SPRING INSTITUTE
tulsa County W. 4. r. u. WIN Train
Department Members This Month.

The Tulsa county W. &. 4. t. has
Joined step with other organizations
of the state TO make the month OF
May spring institute month and VIII
hold an institute for the training Of
". e. r, u. members in the different
departments of the work May 10 in
the First PRESBYTERIAN church. Mrs.
Lilah ID. Lindsay, county president.
will be In charge OF the school of
instruction which will have morning
afternoon and evening sessions.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. Buhl, state
president attended the Greek county
institute held in Bristow last week
and Is to visit the regular meeting
OF the Bixby union Thursday. Com
mcndation of the investigation Of
law violations now being carried on
here by Mrs. Kathryn Van BCuven,
assistant attorney general. and an
offer of assistance was voted by the
Central W. c. r. u. meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
COmpiefions in the
Florence POOf

The No q well of Parker aud
others located In the northwest COR
nor OF the southeast of the south
west of 20-2t-5 IN good for 500 bar
rols in sand from a,322 To 2,32i feet.
The No. wcll of the Inland OIL
company in the northeast corner OF
section 2t-2l-h Is day and abandoned
at total depth of 2,362 feet.
The No. q well OF the Pure on
company located in the southeast
corner OF tho southwest of the
southwest OF 2l-2l-5 found sand
from 2,273 to 2,27i feet and started
out making 5lO barrels per day.
The Ramsey Petroleum company
has u failure In It's No, well lo-
Gated In the northeast corner of the
northwest of 29.2l-a. Tho hole was
drilled TO Il toai depth of 2,31i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Pdirnee Test Drilling
Eeeper

The No. | well of the Atlantic Pc
troleum company, located In the
southwest corner OF the southwest OF
the southwest OF 2O-22-G, near Paw
nee. is shut down and the owners
announce II viii be put on down for
the second break I'm the lime. This
well topped tho first break several
days ago NJ 3,2i6 feet, found sand
from a.246 to 1886 feet. wont
through break To 3.277 feet, and
found the best looking pay from
l3,277 TO 3. 30i feet, and the hole filled
up 1000 feet with oil. No doubt this
we'll will be plugged back To this
show and shot II production is not
| found in the deeper sands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Good Wells at Duncan

The Magnolia Petroleum company
brought in two good wells on its
lease yesterday Ia 30-1n-Sw, giving
u a total OF 2,100 barrels of new
production, its No. / we'll, located
in the northwest corner OF the south
west of the southwest OF the see
ton found sand from 1,99l 10 2,0O2
feet, and started out making 100
barrels while It's No, we'll In the
southwest corner OF the scCtion s.
good for 1000 barrels 10 fect In sand
topped at 2,OOt feet This 40-acre
leasoiis an east offset to the lense
OF Cant a Parsons, on which the
discovery well of the north pool is
located,
Tho No. 3 well Of Cant & Parsons.
located In the southeast corner OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e241 w. H.PECk Residence 2442

and further that thcy could al
safely count on being hung about
the time they were started on thelf
career uH utlr "busters.'
This sort NJ thing h. played out
entirely. and recent experience
would srow 20 indicate that tho fifst
thing before thu house would hc the
Introduction Of % law Ia congress
validating titles on all Indian lands.
NOW incorporated into the various
towns OF oklahoma.
This might head OF lot OF graft
ora. who arc laying awake nights
ryug to- figure out some way 10
cloud titles m the cities. ara who
HIr hoping TO fiud some one who i-
NOW sorry that lu years gone by ne
had parted with hia property az big
pri,ca. and who would bc willing ia
aart a law suit 10 deprive people OF
their homes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
or mAnKrr ouorArloss
DON'T Want q Sale of
Osdge Acreage NOW

Tho oil oprrntor~ WHO nrc the no','
and glncU ~ the oll hufiurN" VIM ~
means the average uH man "nh nu'
ihc pipeline Wupl" are In"''' ~
,,hl,b. u has been rumurcd, VIII
lnkc place In June In,
II viii drain the country "i Mh"
little money there - nNn'lhh'c !"
finnncc the oil husin'ss and ''f.''n-
~ the O4agcs de- not need IT. " -
absolutely against the b'-'
an ,hc oil Industry aud must he post
uoncd untl there l. "a better rw
Hook
AZ time ul,c thi-, wiicn ",rti@
nod, !, nrsinp - shutdown "t hri'I-
ing Operations to bring about u pt,c
Tor crude oil, ~ would Seem l'"t VIZ
drunrtmrnt would rciuH' Ia huih
the sale ~ tld- time
q1io above h. the conCcnsuS o'
opinion uf oil men hCrc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Nen Compilations in the >
CopingtOn District

The No. wen OF the Sinclair on
company located In the southehsl
corner Of the southwest or 20. .s2-iw
found sand from 1870 To l,b77 rect
and is swabbing 40 barrels. same
companya No. well located in inc
center of the northwest OF the north
west OF 3t-22-3w. is good for 1855
barrels per. day In sand from 1850
10 g,c67 feet.
Champlin ana others well located
In the southeast corner OF the north
cast Of the southeast OF 3G-2S-4w, "a
dry and abandoned at total dopth
of 25Sb feet.
The sinclair oil company has n
60 barrel well In its 80. 22 well To-
Gated IN tho center Of the cast line
OF thv southeast Of the northeast OF
the southwest of section l3-22.4w
sand was found from 2,090 to All
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
With the OH Men

q IL, Howard and Mrs Howard
arc In Tulsa and glad 60 get back to
the best town in the world. MI
Howard Is much Interested In the
situation as ne finds IT. here. and
viii do everything in his power TO
put over the tariff on foreign crude
and is also strong ;or shutdown
Of drilling operations. Mr.. Howard
Is closV student OF conditions and
~ greatly interested ia the welfare
of tho oil men In the midcontincnt
Held. II am more than all inter
ostcd In a complete shutdown that
viii bring production to n point
where 1t viii be less than the pipe
line demand ana certainly | am for
a tariff on Mexican and other for
oign Grade OIL"
Lou Ladd IL back In Tulsa and Is
receiving the glad hand from the
bunch here who all look to Mr.
Ladd To show the way and to put
heart into the leasing game. MIR.
i.add has decided to do scmo drilling
In the near future, and VIII bring
with him wonderful knowledge OF
the game as 1t Is played In okla
homl and can he found at his Of
fices IN the Bliss building. The
Carterot Oil and refining company
which Is doing large export busi-
ness is not connected with our Car
torct in any way but was probably
named after the first governor OF
! New Jersey AK was our company. We
had "A good meeting In New York
| and the stockholders are all agreed
| as to the advisability OF moving intC
I nl a hp 90 IA . 4 ada
II. u. Wcstcott is In the city anC
/ Is visiting his sister Mrs. II. y. Cries
| Mr. WcstCott since the death of II
| II. Ohphant, who was connected
with the standard OH company al
statistiCian has accomplished a grca
deal IN the way of statistics, revis
ing and perfecting the figures IL
the way OF computing and measuring
gas in all it's forms from casinghea'
gas to the largest flow from tn
wells Mr. Wcstcott together wit
Mr.. Cries of the Atlantic Petroleum
company invented the Westcott pro
Iportional meter and Ouifis meter
MIR Wostcott has recently patentc
land Is now making at his plant "A
Seneca Fails y. v, the Westcot
Gatcyalvc which IL now being use
by all pipe lines and gas companie
In the United Sta"s. II VIII De IN
ltcrCstinE to everyone who has rra
the great story of David liarum |
know that the book was written b
an uncle of H. L. Westcott, who's
achicvcmcntsS1n his line are so won
derful,
The Wengcr Armstrong Petroleui
company has moved its offices froI
the Dauiel building TO suite 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
STATE AFTER A SLAYER
Texas VIII Attempt to Prove Holmes
Accused Wagner of IudcCcncy

FORT WORTH, May il.--When
Fred Holmes. oil man, IN brought to
trial on charge of numbering War
rem Wagner wealthy oil operator,
the state will attempt to prove that
Wagner had accused Holmes OF be-
ing too friendly with Mrs. Wagner
according TO assistant district attor-
ney Tolbert.
Holmes defense is expected to he
that he resented Wdgner's accusa-
tions; that Wagner warned him 10
leave Mrs Wagner alone and threat
ened to harm him II he did not
leave Fort Worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Late Reports on
ImDoriant Wildcats

rho No. / well OF tho skclly on
company located In the northw'al
corner OF 1-ISii, which has b'rh
thc center OF interest for the pms,
few days due TO a showing oI on
and gas found In sand from 2,4b3 10
g,AGS feet, IL reported 60 nave gone
through another break from S'eVo
to 3,5?O feet aud 10 nave uil'lou
into water. This test WIZ De put
on down for the a,sOO foot pay.
Tho No. well of Hurton
and C;riffIths located In the south
west corner of the uorthcast ot 25-
20-7 ~ reported to- have hocn shot
saturday and Is estimated TO De
good for goo barrels n2tural inc
well is now cleaning ont. ana VIII
bc competed In tho'neXt few days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

~ Riddle, assistant manager OF pro
duction, from the Pure Oh general
offices nt Columbus. ohio, and in
cludcs u. 4. Claggctt manager Of
the central Ohio division, Columbus,
ohio. W. -. Stuuguton, superintcnd- -
cnt ~ central ohio production,
Newark. ohio. 4. W Hickman.
manager Of tho Ohio river division,
Sistersvillc. W. va j. y, Tanner
supcflntcndcnl of the Charleston
division, Dawes. W. va. g. y. Nc
Mutt, manager of the KENTUCKY diyi-
sion, Lexington. Ky. and T. ~
Eickmoyer. accountant m-charRe"oi
tho southwestern division, which In.
cludcs Kansas, OklohOmg Tcxas
aud Louisiana. Mr EiCkmcycr'f
s0p duuartcrs are al the general
offices ia Columbus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
GIRL KIDNAPPED, RETURNED
Young Woman Bound ana t'agSco
and Thrown Under Her Home.

FORT WORTH, TeNas, Mdy' -
Officers of several central Texas
counties today are seeking the as
sallnnts Of 1s-year-old Ruth Fur
man, who was found yesterday
bound and gagged under her nome
In Corsicana. -
She had been seized early in the
morning while on her way to schooi'
forced into an automobile and taken
away. Her kidnapers brought hef
home and threw her under the
house and then fled In their ma
chine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Goodyear Tire Firm
BOrrOUs 30 Millions

AKRON, Oria. May 1l.--Good-
year Tire and Rubber company
stockholders here today held ther
long deferred meeting and passed on
raiinancinE plans. a resolution was
adopted authorizing the S30.OOO,0OO
X per cent 20-ycar first fortgage
bonds which already have been over
Subscribed. Issuance OF $50 ,OOO'OOV
IS per cent 1O-yoar onds also waa
authorized.
The meeting adjourned until sat
urday without any action being TAX
On on reorganization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Paving business Rcvi,cs.

SpoClnI 70 Tho " OTIu' - -,
ADA, May H. Bids are being
received by the city commissioners
for the paving OF South Townsend
avenue from Twelfth to Tewentieth
streets. The ordinance authorizing
tho project calls for 26-foot paved
street and the bidder receiving the
contract is expected TO have the
work finished as soon spossible
this summer. This is the fist paw
ing project TO go through here IN
more than a yeat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Clara Smith HdBiOH
Record Offer Fails
To Land Cdmerdn,dN

LOS ANGELES. May a. Rene
Guissart camcraman at present
for Marion Fairfax productions,
has been offered $500 per week TO
photograph Clara lIamon Smith
in "a picture to be directed by
James German, formerly associat-
ed with the production OF pie
lures here. German claims to
have rented space ~ the Mayer
studios. This is denied by Louis
u. Mayer.
Guissart caused a sensation by
refusing tho otfcr. which Is said to
be the largest salary ever offered
"a camcraman on a contract to run
several months. Several prominent
directors have refused 20 direct
the picture at any Nprico. Miss
Ilamon II at the Clara Barton hos
pital recovering from, minor op-
Grafton recently performed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Wants to "Bust" Titles

A young mau whose last pcrma-
nent address was Barucsville, thoB-
glng the pardon OF that very good
clty) who Is old enough To know
better, wants to organize a company
"ot real good follows and start
busting" titles ON property In the
mldcontincnt field. IT 1 could geI
a rcnl nice bunch / believe / could
'hust' lot OF tltleH.'
lie was informed that IL would
indeed lac bunch OF real nice fol-
lows" who would begin piratine,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
HdrUard Professor
Is Held for BreUing

BOSTON, May IL" Everybody's
doing ~ | see no more violation
In buying IT," declared Prof. Louis
A. Shaw OF the Harvard medical
school when arraigned here today
for moonshiniuR.
Shaw's re -ipc, according 20 his
story Is wheat suSNr, water and
yeast. a Thermometer on the pro-
fcssor's still was an innovation To
the federal men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
or,o, Il Hottest of Planets.

PARIS, May l People with
cold feet would do well to move 10
the constellation Orion, Charles
Nordmann, famous FNench astroho-
mer, has just discovered that tne
nrincipal star OF the Orien constel-
intion is the hottest one in space. Its
temperature is about $500 degree
fcentrigrade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Around DluiI,lgyc

r. a. Johnson No. I Bird, locat-
ed IN the northeast corner of the
southeast of the northwest of 1a-l2-
II, is dry ana abandoned at IA total
depth 81 2,S40 foet.
Inn ana others arc spudding In
on their No. | wen, located In the
northwest corner ~ the south half
Of the northeast Of 2b-t2-11.
w. II. Howard has "a 10-bnrrel
well In his No, Z Hcntic, located in
the southwest corner OF the north 10
west Of the northwest OF 3t-12-t2.
feet
Tho Gladys Belle oil company's
No 1 Cumseh, located in the south
west corner OF the northwest Of the
southwest OF 22-13-i3, Is dry and
abandoned at a total depth o: 3,0i5
fppt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
BUSINESS GIRLS ENTERTAIN
" ". q. A. CIubrooms scene o
Party With Men ns Guests Tontght.

\ "mafT Tnnd girl party 10 NhlVi.
young business girls OF the city ana
their beaux are invited viii be held
in attractive club rooms In the
y W. c. A Thursday evening
Fudge, divinity and perhaps another
kind Of candy will be made In the
kitchcnctte and the usual sort OF
party" things done.
The party owes its inspiration 70
the fact that many business girls
do not have the privilege OF enter
tnInIng their friends ia parlors OF
their places OF residence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
la the Usage

The well of the Flcshcr Petroleum
company located In the center of the
west llue OF the northwest OF the
southwest of the southwest uf lS-2 p
~ is dry and abandoned at a toal
depth Of 2,12t feet
Travis and others No. | well To-.
Gated in the southeast corner of
the northeast of 2j-2l.ll Is good
FOR 80 barrels In the lhrgess sand
found from 16ll TO 1914 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Nice Wei south of pcncw.

The No. I well OF the tosden VII
company locahed IN the southeast
corner OF the northeast OF the
northeast of t0-li-S IL reported 10
be good for 100 barrels natural IN
sand from s,,o7 To 2,32o feet. THIS
well is one of the hest producers
completed IN this district for some
time. and proves up considerable
new territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

iThr Anerada Petroleum corpora.
tIbn has an estimated GO barrel wen
In ta No. I Cochran located ia thc
southeast corner OF the northeast on
tho southeast of 2O-ls-b IN tho
skinner sand found from 3,2O8 70
9.20S feet This test was an olu
Wheeler lime producer drilled
lgepSr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

drilled two feet IN the pay yesterday,
and 10 be making $50 barrels as II
now stands. no 2 well In the
northwest corner II the southeast
Of the southcnst Of tho same section
" shut down ON top Of the sand at
2Ot7 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Wanted Contractor with tools 10
drill well al BoRgs FOR interest I'm
won, Proven, territory Possibilities
great FOR wilcox sand, Bier q
ureeheu. Ale Mayo Bldg .Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Montana oil lcasNs. own $4,000
acres oI leases. fairly wen blocked
u FprIus county Montana, also
viii suh-lClsc This fot drilling one
well or SELL Address j, Singer
kuE@iuo. Ontario. Cauada--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

FOR SALE-At attractive prices,
1900 feet : l-I-luch, 2S-lb, new
National casing, 1890 feet i0-inch,
40-lb. once ran National casing, ono
nearly complete string standard ca
ulc tools Phone or can Il, &, Nor
uson, Corona Hotel Tulsa ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Kennedy building. II is u much
pieasantcr location.

j. 9. Scully who is in the city
from California having made Los
Angeles his home for the last two
years says that he is winding up
somo old business ana starting some
new busines which means that he
Is getting back into the game in
oklahoma where ho made a great
fortune Ia the vicinity Of Haskell
Mr.. Scully Is always very welcome
here lie viii visit home folks In
Toronto ana viii tour the east be.
lurn FtlurnIng 10 lnIIfnrnIh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Royalty for sale. First class in
avery respect. For particulars nd-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
OIL AND GAS
leases - Supplies - Production. Etc.

Excellent buys OF leases ROYALTIES
and production In remarkable
stephens county folds. Address Box
l36. Duncan, oklahoma. AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

The Wengcr Armstrong Petroleum
company has moved its offices from
the pauiel building to suite 500
The evening world., 1921-02-05
CLERGYMEN BLAMED
FOR IMMORAL FILMS
County Judge Mcmahon Says
Churches Accept Instead of
Attack Injurious Movies.

County Judge MaoMahon in Brook
lyn to-day dismissed the January
term Of the Grand Jury and assailed
clergymen, who, he said, were re-
sponsible for the attendance OF chill
dren at movies depicting crime and
immortality. He said they ought to
sermonize against the Influence Of
motion pictures OF this variety.
In the old days" said Judge Mac
Mahon, "a child was subject for
whipping II caught reading Jesse
James or Dick Turpln. To-day the
children are led to view pictures that
depict burglars picking locks, robbers
waylaying their victims, almost nude
women cavorting in an atmosphere OF
degeneracy and various other crimes
which the safety OF the child demands
he be made stranger to. They say we
have advanced. We have gone back.
II say preachers are 20 blame for
the growing harm OF the movies. The
fault is theirs because they have not
and are not waging warfare from
their pulpits against the injurious
movies" Y
The evening world., 1921-02-05
Parents Believe Cora Pierce Was
Kidnapped by Man With
a Grudge.
a Crudge.

Cora Pierce. a fifteen-year- old
schoolgirl Of No. sol Vanderbilt Ave-
nue. Brooklyn, has been missing from
her home since Tuesday afternoon
and her parents declared to-day they
believed she had been kidnapped.
Cora left the public school at
Washington and Greene Avenues.
Brooklyn, at ? o'clock Tuesday after
noon to go home. She was seen TO
start by n teacher. but no trace has
been found Of her since. A city wide
search has been begun
Harry Pierce, the father. said Cora
had never remained away from homo
all night before, and everything indi-
Gated she had intended to return home
after school He thinks she was car
ried away by a man with n grldge
against the family and Is being held a
prisoner, and has given the police the
name Of a suspect
Cora wore q black velvet dress, tan
nigh shoes, black silk stockings, a
light brown coat and a soft brown
hat. She IA about feet inches tan,
weighs l20 pounds and has blue. eyes.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
AVIATOR ON HONEYMOON.
Capt. reed VIII Come hack in =
DirigIbIs: His Bride May Not.

Capt. Walter J, Reed. u. s. Aviation
Corps. sails with his bride to-day for
Antwerp. aad a few months hence he
hopes to come back in an Italian dirig-
ible. It Is a fair guess that his bride
will not return that way. however
They were married last night. The
bride was Miss Maria NJ. BlaclSiaton,
daughter Of Henry CurtA Blackiston,
President Of the Furness & Withie
Steamship Company. The ceremony was
performed at the home Of the bride by
the Rev Nathan A. Seagle. rector OF
ST. Stephens Church. and there was
a reception afterward,
Capt Dale Mahry, also OF the Avia-
tlon Corps, stationed with Capt. Reed
at Langley Field, Va. was beat man.
The two Captains. a Major and six Ser
geants make up the detail which has
Oeen sent TO get the dirigible. and they
are all TO sail with the wedding party.
Capt. Reed was assigned to the
| French dlriBible forces during the wal
| with Germany, and he served with dis
| tiaction. Miss Blncfiston driYed an am
! bulHnce.
| Her maid OF honor was Eliza Masor
! Of Virginia. and the bridesmaids were
| Louise WOOlsey Virginia Duncan. MARY
| DunwoOdy and Clara Cummings,
The evening world., 1921-02-05
LURED BY DEALS"
VICTIM GAVE CASH
But Failure to Show Results Got
These Three "Stock Statesmen"
Into the TombS.

The system employed by the three
"salesmen OF Industrial stock" David
Rosenfeld, George o. Van Orden and
William N. Ainsworth locked up in the
Tombs charged with grand larceny. was.
according to the police. based upon the
old idea propounded originally by Hun
cry joe" and not by Barnum. to wit:
that "one is born every minute. and
most OF them live"
Assistant District Attorney Lazarus
said to-day that he had a string OF
complainants against the trio. The
charge against them is obtaining 32,1OO
from two Manhattan brokers. Edward
z. Zadwick and J. B. Murrow.
When arrested at Rosenfeld's home,
No. 10 West 6lst Street. Van Orden.
who lives at No. sos East l63d Street.
had $4,000 shares OF various industrial
corporations in his possession. Aims
worth lives at No. 2O6 West lO9th Street.
The method employed by the trio was
the alleged swinging of deals which
needed money to put them through By
means Of advertisements the victim
would in good faith advance such
money. II was this money, the police
say, that the three appropriated.