The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
TentdtiCe Program, of
American Petroleum Institute
Annual Meetin0

ment Of its tentative and incom
piete program for the second anuun
meeting to be held at Chicago De
cember g, and s, 1921
The concluding event will be tho
dinner In the Gold room ~ the
/ congress hotel, reservations for
which may now be had upon written
Application TO w. L. Boyd ir as.
sistant general secretary. Is West
Forty-fourth street, New York city.
Col Robert W. stewart. chairman
~ The board, Standard OH Company
OF Indiana viii be the toast master
and the speakers win include Harry
p sinclair, chairman ~ the board,
sinclair Consolidated on corpora
ton; Commodore !. g. Donncll
pres dent. II. L. Dohcrty a Co; A.
{, Bedford, chairman of the board
standard OH Company Of New jer-
Soy.
Tuesday. December q
First Session. The first session OF
the annual meeting will convene a.
10 O'Clock a. m. IN the Gold room OF
tho Congress hotel Tuesday Dcccm
bcr &. II. -. Benson, president OF
Tide Water OH company, win pre-
side The session will he devoted TO
a cumulative ana qualitative Discus
sion uf the Motor Fuel Problem 10
DR.. Van II. Manning. director OF
research American Petroleum insu-
tute. Will make a quantitativc sur
vey Of the petroleum industry from
the standpoint OF production of
motor fuel
n representative OF the national
automobile chamber OF commerce
Will present "a qunntitativc SURVEY Of
automotivc engine fuel require
mcnts.
The qualitative requirements OF
motor vehicle fucl win be presented
by an engineer representing the
Society Of Automotive Engineers
Frank a. Howard, manager of de-
yelopment department OF standard
OH company Of New Jersey, will
speak on Qualitative Limitations In
Refining and Marketing"
Thirty minutes OF general discus
sion will follow.
n. a. G. smith. petroleum chemist
United States Bureau OF Mines, will
speak on Volatility OF Motor Fuel
as Marketed in the United states"
What Constitutes True Nolatil-
ity" will be the subject OF an address
by r. E. Wilson, director OF research
laboratory of applied chemistry.
Massa chusctts Institute Technology
DR.. G.. X. Francis. chief chetnlst
for Cosdcn and company, will dis
cuss Present Variations In the
Quality OF Motor Fuol-Its Extent
and Causes"
General discussion Of tho papers
presented.
Meeting OF board OF councillors.
At 1880 o'clock n. m, an executive
session Of the board OF councillors
of the American Petroleum institute
viii be held In the Florentine room
OF the Congress hotel.
Afternoon Session: The first AFT
ernoon session will open with an al
dress by Thomas A. O'Donnell, pres
ident OF American Petroleum insti-
tute. Other speakers on the pro-
gram for the afternoon are Walter
6. Teagle, president OF the Stand
ard Oil Company; OF New Jersey
Judge Amos l.. Beatty, president OF
The Texas company, u. w. Moffit.
vice president OF Cosden and com
pany.
Evening Session: Among the
evening session will be Edward l..
lean Petroleum * Transport Co,
Edward Pri2er. president OF the
Vacuum oil company.
Wednesday, December Z.
Morning Session: The first half
Of the second mornings session will
be devoted to further development
of the motor fuel problem. Capt. ].
T. Lucy, president of the Luccy
Manufacturing corporation, will pre-
side. Papers will be presented by
engineers discussing Limitations
Imposed on Economy by Volatility
Changes and practical Effects OF
Too Low Volatility" and a demon
stration will be given OF the effects
of fuel changes
The morning session will conclude
with an address. Value OF Re
search to the Petroleum Industry m
General" followed by general dis
cussion OF specific problems.
Afternoon Session; Among the
speakers for the afternoon session
will be Frank Haskell, president OF
the Tidal oil company; j. ID. Collett,
representing Mid-Continent Oil &
Gas Assn.
Evening Session: Harry 7. Horn
ing, president OF the Waukesha
Motor company, viii discuss prob
lens Of the automotive industry as
"A representative OF the National !
Automobile chamber of commerce.
Paul Shoup. president Of the Pa
cific Oil company. and vice presi- |
dent OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company, will speak.
Thursday. December 3.
Morning Session: The third morn |
ing's session will be devoted to gen
eral business. Officers OF the insti- |
tute will make their reports and |
OF the 1922 board or al
rectors win he elected. At noon the |
new board OF directors will meet to |
elect officers for the ensuing year |
and transact such other business ~ |
may properly come before H.
Afternoon Session: Among the |
speakers at the afternoon session |
will be Louis G. Sands, vice presi- !
dent of the oil Well Supply COM
pany; Hon. Edward c. Finney first |
assistant secretary, department OF /
the Interior,
The dinner at $3.50 o'clock In tho
Gold room of the Congress hotel will F.
conclude the program Of the sec |,
ond annual meeting.
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