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

In spite 81 this the hole is stand
Ing with 2.4O0 feet uf oil. They are
running tho liner today TO clean out
Sand was topped at 2,6S9 feet and
they ARE expecting a. nice producer
whom completed. az this ~ proven
acreage. aomo of the wells I'm this
vicinity making 400 90 400 barrels
per day
Hrcnnon & Wixon. drilling on the
Lucas farm on lot 25-27-A. gave
their well shot last week and ~
lg now making ii0 barrels per day
on the pump nt COO feet or bottom.
The total depth is 2,610 feet Bren-
non ~ WiNons practhcr farm wei
ON lot 24-27-S. uffsottiug their
Lucas farm well was drilled to q
total depth " 2,7G0 feet plugged
back 20 the pny sand ~ $50 feet
and Rivcu 13O-qunrt shpt ~ TN Y.
~ is now producing 1875 barrels per
day
Tho Crum wcll in 3G-2G-S, has
completed AN extended fishing jol
and iB drilling again ~ 1900 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

homa county led with 7.195,073 gal
IONS. Tulsa was next with 5.gS4,377.
OkmulRce county was third with
3.62i,277 gallons. Others In ord sr
we're Garfield. with 3.4tI787. Mus
koFoe with 2.Sb9.002, Creek with
2,i35.777, carter with 2,4t7693, Ks,
With 2.295,13S. Osage with 2,664,-
503, Washita with 2.0o1,24l
stephens with t,972.49s. Pottawota- -
nie with l.esl.s2s. Canadian with
G03,2i2. Payne with l,57S.lb2,
pittaburR with ! i.il5,632, Grady with
IbiI,547. Grant with i.5ii.0Oi,
Logan with .1.2I9.1i5, Blaine with
I 271.527, Comauche with ,2i7 33l.
Kiowa with 1.3sO,I52. Ottawa with
35S.649. Woods with i,2s2 527.
Noblo with l.ll6.323. Woods with
I 0s6. .3s2. woodward with 1000. 1903.
Klukfrhcr with l.O34,526, Jackson
with l.O8i,3t2.
jackson county was the leader
ln the use of kerosene. the figures
being plS.3OO gallons. Tiilman
county was ucXt with S4S.2S7, and
Oklahoma county next with s2O,2
gallons Pottawntomie usod 755,O92.
over 100000 gallons was used in
each ~ Cherokee. Garfield Grant.
Muskogcc and Washita counties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Another Well Showing Big
in LyORs Pool

The well being drilled In 2i-ti-t1,
Lyons pool, 10y D.. l.. Robinson ard
y. X. LctChcr OF Tulsa and \. ID.
Gibson of Now York, II flowing
from the 2.3OO-foot sand. the oil
pay having been topped after drill.
Ing through the gas sand, showing
0,OUu, ,OUO feet or grs.
The location ~ half way between
the Oklahoma Central and the
Quinn wells. both OF which are big
producers from thcs lower sand
found about 1900 feet. Gas only
was found In the 2,30O-foot sand I'm
the Oklahoma Ccntrals wcn.
Tho well h estimated by the
owners ut something like 500 bar
rcls. while enthusiasts residents of
OknulEcc and Hcnryctta claim II
Is flowing at least 900 barrels
| daily. Tanks are being erected and
| the boiicT being moved back pre-
| pnratory 10 drilling I'm the first OF
| the week. Roblnson, l.a.chc- and
| Gibson are drilling at 1900 feet on
! their test Ia 3B-l1-1I.
Charles Farrcn, also drilling In
S8-I!-it, has his great production
of gas In this upper sand, and u Is
Understood Is about due In the oil
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
In Good at Mehid

James r. Dunn. well known In
Tulsn. was lu the C''y yesterday
coming direct from McNia, whore ho
has tumo very important holdings in
all parts OF the field Including
much that is inside stuff. a glance
at the map seems to. Indicate that
Mr. Dunn has acquired about az
much acreage As anyone except the
Humphreys interest. an OF which
viii bo Good news TO his friends IN
Tulsn. Speaking of the fold ana
tnr latest competitions Nj Dunn
B0ys.
ihe Humble on company on the
Slaughter tract. which f. suulhWCst
OF the Dcsenberg about hair mile
and which was thought FOR "A day or
two To be dry, is making 2.SoO bar
rclB actual gauge. II IL AN Offset
on the north u the Humphrey
llaytcr farm. on which there are
four wells drilling.
The Texas company Ia getting
wen cast Of the above well one
location. and Is drilling I'm with
standard tools. At 2 foct In the
sand IL made flow over thr top
shut In
"The woodbinc well, the second
location west Of the Humble we'll, is
fflls lllll'N III hilA ~ ll'Nll'k 'N'l
tho top Of the derrick about every
80 minutes. with 800 feet OF mud
yet In tho hole. The woll is rated
To be- as good or better than tho
Humble well. Tho Dunn oil cont
pauy owns 35 por cent OF the Wood
bino interests.
THE first location west Of the
Kirby Bass well failed to find the
and at the regular depth, but
picked up another sand 135 feet
lower and arc having trouble to hold
the mud In the hole
"The Kirby Petroleum company
and the Monarch both seem to have
dry holes. less than "A half milo
northwest OF the Kirby BaAs we'll.
one OF these wells has been drilled
to 3,bO0 feet with no showing.
"The American Refining company
on the Chester tract, a half mile
northwest have a splendid Nas
showing and are setting casing
figuring that they would get a large
gas well.
with all the gas pressure there Is
I but little oil going TO waste" says
| Mr.. Dupn. and the Texas railway
commission has men on the job and
has even threatened TO fine a man
| 5000 who was intending to open
up well to take n picture thereof.
II Is, however, difficult matter TO
drill a well In without letting little
oil get away"
Mr., Dunn left yesterday for Bar
tlcsville lie is now making his
headquarters In Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Jack Chapman Is Dead

Jack Claymnu, who since being
mustered out OF the service at the
time Of the armistlco has been with
tho purchasing department ot the
McMhn oil company. is dead, and
will he buried at his old home iu
Des Moincs.
There was q large number of sor-
rowing friends At the noon train yoa.
terdny. and the greatest Hympathy
was expressed for the bcrchvcd Witc.
who is loft with an il-monthH-old
infant. She was formerly Miss Mary
Goodman OF Bradford, ana has u
world OF friends who are sympathi2-
ing for her. and are doing cynry-
thing to alleviate her great sorrow.
Mr. Clnymnu was member OF
the Masonic lodge and the Masons
assisted at his funeral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Producers e. Rcfiners
Drilling In Today

The pi-DducnSs 4 Hcfincrs cor
poratinn. drilling No. X, located $50
feet north from the north line Rnd
800 feet from the cast iiu' of the
northwest Of 3i-27-6. burbank pool
was setting the siN inch casing At
the top of the sand az 2.hSi feet
yesterday and win drili iu TODAY
They hnd to suspend operations all
day Friday because of heavy rains
ln that section. SAM company
No. u on this quarter section CanIr
in 5000 10 $500 barrels after the
shot and this hrw Wrll j. expected
10 make another big producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Here's Luck to the
"Dorothy Haskell No. I"
nv HOWARD A. TUCK EIl

MEXIA, Texas, Dec. l.---Scott
Ferris former congressman from
Oklahoma, has announced that the
Dorothy Haskell No. /" we'll will be
drilled on the Elijah Harris tract OF
~ acres, adjoining the famous Car
ter lease in the main gusher pool
The well is named I'm honor OF the
beautiful young wife OF Joe Haskell,
son OF the former governor OF Okla
homa. The young woman IL not
supcratitious. and Hike Woodrow
Wilson. thinks ia" IL her lucky
number. Tho lease Is the first pur-
chased by the Wichita Petroleum
company, Subsidiary Of the Has
kcll interests,
"Governor Haskell Is greatly in
tcrested in the Mexia field and cN-
poets TO invest heavily In this dis
trict," said the former congressman
and lifelong political friend OF the
governor. THE people of oklahoma
have been wanting MIR. Haskell TO
again run for governor, but he is
too busy with his great oil holdings
to think OF politics. continued MIR,
Ferris, Haskell has lived In Now
York for IL years and Is said TO have
| earned eight millions or more since
leaving the governors chair
EN-Congrcssmhn Ferris says that
| ne, TOO, mas quit pnhllCS ana VII
devote all OF his time TO oil In th'
Texas fields. lie still lives at Law
ton. Okla. however, and some OF hi,
friends feel that he will respond {,
the call when the next race foi
senator IL made. Ferris defeated
Senator Gore, the famous hlin,
statesman, In the primary but wen
down In defeat himself in the re
publican landslide. As "A congress
man. Ferris was one of the leader
OF the democratic party IN Washing
ton. lie was western manager 10
Woodrow Wilson In the presidential
| campaign,
, 81 have so forgotten politics tina
have difficulty In naming IN
members OF President Harding
cabinet laughed the eN-congross
man while talking 20 a friend /
Mexia. "a little girl who wa
) studying her school lessons wante
TO know the names OF the member
! of the cabinet" he continued. "AftC
} considerable thought l was able
name them all, however"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Estimates of Daily Average
crude oil Production

Tho American petroleum institute
ruimatcs that the daily average
rross crude oil production In the
United States for the week ended
%oyomhcr 20 was 327.S2O barrels.
as compared with I 29i.l50 barrels
fur tho preceding week. an Increase
lf 80 73O barrels. OF this increase
the Mexia field in central Texas
accounts for daily average in
crease Of % 500 barrels, Haynes
.i'c I'm north Louisiana an increase
.Of 1900 barrels and California an
Increase of 900 barrels.
The following are. estimates of
laily average gross production for
the weeks ended November 26 Mo-
vcmbcr 10, 1921. and November 27,
1920:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Report Of State Oil and
Gas Inspector ShOW Large
CONSUMPTION

Eighty-two million gallons or
gasoline was consumed In oklahoma
during the fiscal year ending last
June 80. according 10 figures as
semhled In the conservation division
OF the corporation commission from
reports OF local inspectors. Reports
were not complete from two or
three counties but the figures rep
resent the approximate amount sold.
They do not show however. amounts
shipped by reflneries to points out
side the state. During the same
period about 100000 gallons OF
kerosene was consumed.
Twenty nine counties consumed
over 900 900 gallons each. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

The annual stockholders meeting
Of the II. r. Wilcox oil q Gas co.
will be held In the offices Of the
company. Wilcox building sixth and
Denver avenue. Tulsa. Oklahoma, on
Tuesday December 6. 1921.
The purpose OF this meeting is the
election of directors for the ensuing
year and such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
For purposes of the meeting the
books for transfer OF stock will
close at o O'Clock p. m, November
1G, 1921. and reopen at o'clock
a. M, December 7, 1921.
l.. V, CRATER, Socy-Treas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Tulsa People Interested
in .Shd[e Pool

James King Duffy has organized
a new company and will get into
the shale oil business on largo
scale having acquired tho latest
patents for handling the shalc prof
itably II appears from the pros
poets that the new concern has
every reason 10 believe In the sue
cess of It's new venture. and with
Mr. Duffy will DC associated as n
director Ren Rice, OF the firm Of
Rice & Lyons, attorneys OF New
York and Tulsa. The operation Of
the new concern viii be watched
with tho greatest interest here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
'Shipping In Pipe for
NeD Line

Special TO Tho World
pONCA CITY. Doc. Pipe by
the carload is being shipped 10 both
billings and Bliss for the ConstruC-
tion OF the Champlin Refining com
pnny pipe line Via the field south of
Tonknwa to the western Usage at
Burbank Thirty-slX carloads Of
S-inch pipe have been received nj
billings, tho past week, for that pur-
pose. and several cars OF G-inch to
continue the line from the PUMPING
static In the Touhawa field TO the
Salt Fork river.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
|lN THE OIL FIELDS
4ficas e24i W. II. PECK Residence 2442

COMING FROM TO MEET THE
1tEOU ENTS FOR 1927
Tom O'Donnolra remarks ~ given
In Yesterday world were 40 inter-
osting as to ada greatly TO tho at
tendance nt the Chicago meeting
Thorc are many who had not In
tended to make the trip, who ar"
going since having persuaded MIR.
O'Douclls remarks, in which he
points out 80 many unusual ana
vastly interesting contradictions in
the first 10 months OF the present
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
In PontOt0c County

william Lawrence and associates
Of Kansas city have II derrick up
and will spud for deep test In the
northwest OF 16-4n-4e.
The TransContinental oil com
pany and tho Dome oil company are
both drilling In township bn-ie, the
former at $500 feet and the lattcr
at 2,10H feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

~ ~ because the National
The institute, which Is hold
~ - meeting, will discuss the
aindustrlal recovery" Of the coun-
~ as stated by Thomas O'Donnell
PRESIDENT, and given on this page
+ the Sunday World
Not only will the industrial re
sovery be great and Interesting
Dpic OF discussion, but there viii
je something said about tho stu.
ttlon In Mexico, and about the pros
- .fcrsu market abroad as well hs
n home. and In fact the entire
NEe Of the Industry IL sure to be
y ussed by either one man who
ws all about his subject or by
Eeone who Is willing to take
hce In forecastlnE the future.
Hrh is a difficult job In a business
: IA changes over night"
{ Hle National Petroleum institute
n been charged repeatedly with
.&Mlg overestimated the daily pro-
'"on throughout the country. ana
KM yer this may be. Il will be in
y88 Ing to know by what process
yW 3nstitute arrives at tn figures.
A,l1 of course are given as being
~st the Isals,thl best available
4, !, fNrbNt pa,mat are used by the
AZ futle won'y aYg up the stu
,r, 'Ioona END
tious. I nrOnIFcn anything in
m OF Rocky hs pertaining To-
eion ovee ankico. This Ger
ones at thx Il overnight. and
" other ms,yof This country
reputation co Ind for Mexican
bouts ] u direct figures
! b boxer !. 81 =, any :, wen as from
decision, sinner Just past. an
hard fightby the oil editor
might poshres given out or
Kilhane fef Oklahoma, and
II. II thesomething like sac
-, make wuns aud purchases
900 'on riils. It was only 10
tbb abon't Information had
Mic by a local oil
W our' "Ts while the writer
agre vironns'En In September
NAV a,nnr, otof stopping any
thos Feck up on the re-
tnIk sad tha by the National
g ing, cls. and there you
men SONS meeting It will
ri traIno that Tulsa opera
cbai .to,.a, Kansas and Tex
with about half the oil
from yet h'9s, and are there
mar stareresteS in any sort OF
both, u..,0a.,t le fvailable' II Is
thsxifS<feas6th fnzf the oil editor
"A Ming the nip. and 10 In hopes
rs %gS ablei 10 get at first hand.
ID u AinformafJon that Will be OF n
i.<nnslng nature II appears now
f"sThE arc absolutely in the best
4 liok that f6ver happened. and
I nd the center q pli the great
fdl both from a standpoint as
Il, l9tH producing area OF light oil
ixf>oj the exact spot from which n
VreM deal az tie oil for export f.
FakN AND WHERE is THE OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Misener & Steele
Drifting In Tomorrow

Niecnrr Il steel were drilling AZ
2.G22 feet Ia black slate yesterday
and intended 60 drill IN Monday
on their test In thC northwest cor
nor ~ the rorthwsst q! the south
west of t7-tI-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

We and settled royalty on so
for sale by owner. More than
jarrels high grade oil per day
kge for past six months, De-
ktion: s. q. OF n. e. and n, 1-2 OF
i-2 OF n. e. OF s. e. OF l0-l4-li.
ke. $4,000. No talk for brokers,
Pnes: Usage 1925 and CEDAR 1905.
IdYerf ise mont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
The East Butler County,
Kansas, Pool

Crawford, Heron & Condor 3
test on the Snyder farm, on lot z.
township 90, range east. Butler
county, Kan, was given a 20-quart
shot Thursday night, and the hole
bridged at the top OF the sand. but
1924 tax rolls now open. Pay
your taxes now and avoid penalty
after December l, Wayne l.. Dick
cy county treasurer. .-- Advertise
ment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
A BARGAIN.

~Wili sell a s4o.ncre lease in No
2atn county for 50 an acre, or will
ct on drilling contract, giving a
hree-fousfha interest In the lease
FOR one well. Three-fourths mite
rom predueing oil Well and proven
.or gas. Box 664. Sand Springs.
okla IA Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

acres for sale in rae, by s'.--sr.
Aof S.W. OF Sc 12-ff-f0. Not
/ for oil. Price per acre, $3.50.
AK for brokers. Phones Usage
and Cedar i5O5.--Advertise-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Accountant. thoroughly expert
snced IN OH Industry. win install and
handls btanH set OF books during
spare nonrA Address BOX b54, care
I'LL u. - Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
Not Consunimated as Yet

There have been many rumors
that the Export oil corporation IL
transferring It's large export ter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Pay your taxes early and avoid
the holiday rush. wayne l.. Dickey.
county treasurer r.--Advertlscment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
oil AND GAS
ISsse.--supSies--rrodue'ion. Ets

IA THIS " 20 notifY the public
II Is not for sale and has been
- Inf the market. We will not
lo1slder offer through brokers and
ell not deal with them and will not
,e responsihle for any commission
laimed by brokers or parties claim
nx TO represent purchasers.
w. j. Flesher. President,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

W. l.. Kistler. who has been under
the weather for the past week is out
again aud is feeling much improved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Aaron Cohen Of Baltimore. Nd.
who ~ Interested extensively in the
Mid-Cuntinent field, Is In the city
and will remain until after the
Usage sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

9ifrrgA.conyjntion is bound
I greatlr-ghtercst this yea
~ because the National
institute, which Is hold o.
III meeting. will discuss the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

j y. Mallory of Waterford. Pa. II
in Tulsa the guest OF his brother
sid Mallor.. Mr., Mallory is a mem
ber ef the firm Of Mallory Brothers
e. Stewart OF Parkcrsburg. w. Va.
operating in the Pennsylvania fields
and also has some production in the
Usage. this state. lie and his brother
have been spending the past few
days hunting, ana report that they
have been most successful In bag
ging quail lie will remain in Tulsa
for about ten days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
With the oil Men

II. II. Gilpatrick OF Kansas City.
Clff Ayers. b. G. Tucker and a W.
AllenburRer OF Cleveland. Ohio. all
directors OF the ~ r. Wilcox oil q
Gas Co.. arrived In Tulsa yesterday
morning and are the guests OF tho
officials Of that company. The parts
will be Joined today by a number OF
other directors, all eminent business
men from tho east, who will take
part In the regular stockholders
meeting. They will be especially in
terestcd in the starting of the new
Wilcox refinery al Bristow, which Is
showing some wonderful results In
test runs that have been made, as
for Instance, in q run made Friday,
81 per cent gasoline was recovered
and % gravity crude was used for
this test. The refinery Is small
experimental plant to test out "A new
process and from present appear
anrcs % .s great success. and vii
be worth a lot Of money TO tho own
crs. The visiting directors will also
attend the deepening OF the Wilcox
oil a Gas Co.'S No. Bruner I'm the
northwest corner Of the northwest
Of lh-l6-lO which Is still nutdin
up at 330 barrels at but two feet
in the regular Wilcox sand topped
at 2,S0O feet u will only be touched
up couple OF feet but is expected
10 double It's present production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

'paIy svsrare gross production.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Published in conjunction with the
Tame May County Gazette, Cape May
Court House.
For the week ending July l, 1921:
City of North Wildwood
Mark B. Reeves, Ex'cr., to Frank
Logan. $4,000. Lot % and S. E. half
of lot 20, block 1877.
Emma L. Holbrook, ct ais, to Her
nan E. Hahn, ct ux. 500. Lot II,
block 172, I'd ward.
Borough of West Wildwood
wildwood Extension Realty Co. to
~ D. Ham and Co. Lots 1 and 2,
block 20.
Same to Same. Lots 6S and 50, block
IA: lots IL and IL, block Is, with bun
palows thereon erected.
Same to Margaret Hall. Lots II and
rs, block 26.
10 City of Wildwood
Frank C.. Grapevine, ct ux., to Fer
dinand K~aczorowski. $500. Lot 49,
mock 70, wildwood Harbor Tract.
Mortimer w. Smith, ct ux., to James
n Tate. $3.50. Lot 6, block 43, on
s. w. side of Poplar venue.
Elm NJ. Svenson to Benjamin Gid
ding. $500. Lot 1, block 81, Sd ward.
Curtis w. Mathis, ct ux., to Oluf
pederson, ct ux. Lot II, block 62,
Wildwood Harbor Tract.
Richard w. Crop, ct TX, to Mary l..
Hendee. 500. Lot 5, and N. ". half
al lot G., block %, Northeast section.
D. Cyrus Tudor, ct ux., to Frederick
II. Foster, ct ux. Lots Z and 8, block
"a. on S. w. side of Glenwood avenue.
Isaac Tenenbaum, ct ux., to David
McKibbin. $4,000. Lot Z, block 80, in
ii. e. side of Hand avenue; lot 20,
block 80, in S. w. side of Rio Grande
avenue.
Frederick H. Sutton, ct ux., ct al, to
Joshua Bush, Jr. Lot 13, block 4S.
Laura v. Janney, ct vir., to Samuel
B. Locke, ct ux. $4,000. Lot IL, block
Ii. on N. E. side of Wildwood avenue. Z
Lizzie J. Baker, ct ais, to Frances
W. Baker, ct al. Lots II, Is and 10
Block H.
Margaret E. Baker, ct ais, to Lydia
j. Mech. Part of lot II, block H.
Borough of Wildwood Crest
Elizabeth K. fancy to Albert G
Einselen. Lot 8, block 4.
Jennie Harper, ct vir., to Francis j
Keville, ct ux. Lots AZ and 43, block 4
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-15
LIFE GUARDS ON THE JOB

Nine weekend bathers car thank
The efficient Wildwood Beach Patrol
for their lives. All of them we're taken
rom the water in the vicinity of the
ocean Pier. Six girls who were res
eled refused to give their names and
addresses. The other three rescued
we're George Westhoff, of S69 North
Fallon street, Philadelphia; Ruth
Mason and Charles Bolton, also of
Philadelphia. Bessie Berstwhistle, OF
123 East Willard street, Philadelphia,
was treated by the force for illness in
the beach hospital. Eleven rescues
last week and only nine this week
tut, tut! Business is falling off. Still
twenty rescues in two week-ends is
not such a bad record, and the Patrol
has this to say: There has not been
q tragedy on the beach yet this year
ID spite of the enormous crowds seek
ing relief from the heat in the At
lantic Ocean.