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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02

tusiasmos optimismos, al mirarlo fren
te a nosotros, nos damos cuenta inmedia-
tamente de que estamos frente un
hombre superior, por cuyas venas CORE
una mezcla heroica de sangre india y
espaiiola, y nos parece tener ante nues-
ira vista a un glorioso conQustador o
a un indio bravio. Artista por tempera-
mento su espiritu sofador sc revela IA
cilmente en- su mirada brillante y EN- su
trato afable exquisite. De una solida
vastisima cultura, Max Henriquez Ure
ma ha alcanzado un puesto merecidisimo
entire los que marchan hoy la vanguar-
dia de la intelectualidad latino-ameri-
cana.
Doctor Henriquez, empezamos di-
ciendole-: Ipodria saberse cual fue su
actitud, que puesto desempefaba usted
en- su pals. cuando fue intervenido San
to Domingo?
Vera usted. Mi padre, el doctor
Francisco Henriquez Carvaial, era por
aquel entonces ell presidente electo de
la Republica. ocupando ese puesto por
la voluntad del Congreso dominicanor
no era possible q. permaneciera en- la pre-
sidencia, desempenando su puesto de
nombre, mientras ell pals estaba siendo
regido por un gobierno militar. Por ese
motive, tanto mi padre, como 20, que
era ell Secretario de la Presidencia, pen
samos desde ell mismo dia 20 de noviem
bre de mil novecientos diez y seis, en-
q. fue ofcialmente intervenida la Republi
ca. abandonar ell pals por la primera via
nuestro alcance
-SY 10 abandonaron ustedes?
-Efectivamente. Ell ocho de diciem
bre tomamos ell vapor Marina, que
venia para Puerto Rico. ,Aqui permaneci
mos cinco dias, y de aqui nos dirigimo'
los Estados Unidos, con objeto de ini
ciar acto seguido los trabajos de propa-
ganda para hacer desaparecer la situa
ci6n creada en- nuestro pueblo. En- Wash
ington, fundamos un Comite de la Union
Nacionalista, del cual es presidente mi
ito, Federico Henriquez Y Carvajal, y de
ALI fuimos Cuba, en- donde Sc forma-
ron varios comites pro-santo Domingo
-IAcerca de las gestiones realizadas
per ustedes cuando fueron en- comisi6n
los pueblOs de Sur America, Gpodria
informarnOs algo?
Con mucho gusto. En- compalia de
mi ito Federico del compatriOta Tuho
Cestero, sail para Sur America y vista
mos ell Brasil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chi
lie, Paraguay Peru. En- todas estas par
tes fuimos recibidos acknowledgements, y
despert6 tantas simpatias nuestra eau
sa, que en- todos estos pueblos Sc adop-
taron resoluciones y Sc enviaron memo.
riales, solicitando del pueblo americana
la restauraci6n de la total v absolute
soberania de la Republica dominicana
Sin que este sea aminorar ell esfuerzo
Y la labor realizada por las otras, 20
debo consignar que Ell Uruguay es la re.
pubnca que mas Sc ha interesado y la
Dorado en- favor de nuestra causa. Su Pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02

mos conferencias, en- las que tratamOs
la question dominicana en- todos sus as
pectos. Algunos de los temas tratados
por nosotros, fueron estos. Las aspi-
raciones hist6ricas de los Estados Uni
dos a predominar en- ell Caribe"; "Estu-
dio de la evoluci6n historical y politica
del pueblo dominicano'' "origen des
arrollo de la deuda contraida por la Re
publica." En- este dltimo tema demos ra-
bamos de que manera los Estados Uni
dos violaron la Doctrina de Drago (acep
tada por ellos y por clos sostenida en-
el Tribunal de La Haya,) cuando emplea
ban la fuerza militar para garantir una
deuda. en- contravencion con los termi-
nos de la referida Doctrina. Estas con-
ferencias despertaban un gran senti-
miento de simpatia por nuestra causa,
hasta ell extreme de que los mismos Co
rresponsales de la "'Prensa Asociada .,
nos favorecian gTandemente con sus in
formaciones justas imparciales, que
enviaban Norte America.
" digame, doctor, Gpor que Sc cir
cunscribi6 la propaganda de ustedes ese
limitado ndmero de Repubhcas?
No fue ese nuestro prop6sito. Al en-
viarse a Sur America la comision, de !
cual forme yo parte, Sc penso enviar
otra, para que visitara los otros pueblos
de la raza, Y va estaban nombrados los
que iban a integrarla. Fran America Lu
go Fabio Fiallo. En- este surgi6 ell pro
ceso encarcelamiento de estos paladi-
nes, no pudieron, por 10 tanto, ir a
llenar su cometido.
-ICual es, doctor Henriquez, su OPT
ni6n respecto la possible desocupaci6n
de las tropas americans del territOriO
dominicano?
-ioh, yo tengo la absolute seguridad
de que la Intervention americana en- San
to Domingo cesara pronto, y Sc hara en-
la forma que aspira y quiere Ell pueblo
dominicanol Por 10 pronto, va de parte
de los Estados Unidos, hay desde hace
tempo ell prop6sito decidido de restable
GER la soberania de la Republica Ese
fu6 uno de los argumentos del partido
republicano nacional en- la pasada campa
ma electoral, y ahora esta en- el deber de
cumplir su ofrecimiento. Ademas, los
Estados Unidos no les convene que sub
sista en- las naciones de Sur America, ese
espiritu de desconfanza y recelo que ms
pira Norte America, mientras Sc manten-
ga la situaci6n de Santo Domingo. No
hay duda alguna acerca de La intenci6n
de los Estados Unidos de que cese ese es-
tado de cosas La question actual, es una
question de procedimientos. Ellos preten-
den nevar a cabo la desocupaci6n en-
cierta forma. incompatible, con la ma
nera de sentir Y de pensar del pueblo do
minicano, siempre encuentran una he
roica resistencia por parte del pueblo,
que prorroga la ejecuci6n del plan.
-Soue efecto Ia producido la Ultima
proclama del contra-almirante Robin
son, y cual es su opinion personal acer-
ca de Ia misma7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02

Harding. para concertar con el los ter
minos de un tratado, en- virtud del cual
queda obligada la RepIblica por un lar
go periodic de tempo, facilmente prorro-
gable Ademas de este detalle, hay otros
y otros que hacen impossible la acepta-
ci6n de esa proclama.
-IY Sc celebraran las elecciones?
-Yo creo que no. FL Gobierno Militar
Sc dara cuenta de que 81 las mismas Sc
celebrasen, no concurrira a las urnas
un solo dominicano, optara por no con
vocar elias. Esta actitud de mi pueblo,
creamelo usted, hara modificar la refe-
rida proclama, y posiblemente, enton-
ces, Sc llegara la soluci6n convenien-
te, en- armonia con la dignidad y la histo-
ria del pueblo dominicano.
-IPiensa usted volver a su patria
pronto?
-Sali de ella a raiz de la interven-
ci6n, no volvere hasta que no sea res
tituida completamente en- su libertad y
en- su soberania.
-GY ahora va?
A Europa.
-iEn gestiones politicas?
--voy. M llevar Espafa y a otros
pueblos de Europa ell mensaje de graft
tud que les envia mi patria por las ges-
tiones que han hecho en- pro de nuestra
causa, a editar algunos hbros que lle-
vo, va lstos para la imprenta.
-LPodrian saberse sus titulos, y las
materias de que tratan?
-Pienso publican uno de versos, titu-
lado "Ritmos Barbaros''; otro de cri-
tica hispanoamericana, con juicios acer-
ca de Herrera Reissig, Rod6, Ruben Da-
rio otros; una Historic de la Litera-
tura Guiana, libro que he ofrecido a
mis- discipulos de la escuela Normal de
la Habana, de cuya institution soy di-
rector y professor de literatura; Ell segun-
do volumen es acerca de la Question
Dominicana' una novela que estoy atm
por terminar, titulada LA Sonrisa" y
la traducci6n en- verso de los sonetos de
Jose Ma. Heredia' ''Los Trofeos''
-5Respecto al movimiento literariO
de Puerto Rico, va que es usted un gran
critico, podria decirnos ell juicio que ha
tornado?
-Yo he seguido siempre con gran in
teres ell movimiento literario de este
pals, ell cual me ha pa-eci1o siempre
admirable, por la falange tan numerosa
como brillante de cxseleutos poetas y
escritores con que cIslta; pero perm
tame que no especidque nombres deter
minados porque no es mi intnci6n HERR
svtCeptibilidades con omisiones involun-
tarias Sin embargo, hay en- la li.tratu-
ra portorriqueaa un aspsc5o que, me ha
llamado poderosamente la atenci6n, por
que ha sido cultivado con 6xito. Me re-
Zero a la novela, y dsbo citar. como
ejsmplo, al doctor zeno GaESia. sutOr
de s'La Charca".
-IConoce usted, doctor HcnTiquez, Ia
resoluci6n presentada pOr el licenciadc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
MANGIN HA LLEGADo LA
ISLA DE GUADALUPE

PARIS, julio I'm despacho de Poin
te-a-Pitre anuncia que la mission que en-
via la Repdblica francesa y que preside
el general Mangin, para tomar parte en-
la celebration del centenario de Ia indie
pendencia del Peru, ha llegado aquella
ciudad, y ha salido para Venezuela con
rumbo a La Guaira.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
CoNATO DE FUEGo

'Informa Ia policia de Ponce que
en- una casa de la calle de la "Salud",
declar6se un conato de fuego, elcual,
no ser sofocado prontamente, hu-
biera causado algunas perdidas.
Ell siniestro consumi6 parte de Ia
expresada casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
AVER TARDE RECIBIMOS LA
SIGUIENTE NOTA

"Asociaci6n de Productores de
Puerto Rico.
"Esta tarde hemos recibido~ otro ca
blegrama del seiior Ruiz Soler, rec
tiicando ell que recibimos de el esta
maiiana, en- el cual aclara que el de-
recho neto sobre az1car es de $1.60
v no de 1868. Sirvase tomar nota
de esta rectifcaci6n"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
cAlgo que debe saberse

La hygiene antorcha que Iuna los completes probemas
vida progreso modeno todo aquelo que presto un
servicio hygiene, debe ensazado, gorficadO pro-
cIamado de necesdad imperosa e hogar. Souen gno
que ell tan ponderado socitadc AcohcIado cerepina
es un suniso servdor de la hygiene?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

pany. and hence Is finding utc on,
continual round OF pleasure. II ~
a great bunch he ~ with.
w. &. Newman of ONmulgoC is IN
the city an business.
Dorsey linrcr who converted Inc
oils men to the fact that there Wus
something Nv geology when hc OUT
lined the CARRIER pool five years 1gn,
H. IN thc ciiy and 10 looking miEht
prosperous. iio says he ~ living IN
California, which Hr,ouutR Tor II. W
There rs certainty one place thtN
mood geology Mr.. llHkcr says thN
since he has gou, he finds tnat 'i.
"cTurkOiugistR' are running strong
I'm the country whore thcrr is plcu-
ty uf creeks. toWit along the pcol
Forks. Mr. llagcr vii stay In Tulsa
about u week.
T. william l3vcrhart, who repro.
scnts the Wilcox oil q Gns Go. ln
chicago, IL In the city, having come
to attend tho opening ui tho com
pauys new office building at Sixth
and Denver. lie remained uutil
after the hoard ~ directors meet
ing YESTERDAY
byron Reed. old time oil man. Is
In the city greeting his numcrou'
friends In the fraternity. lie hails
from cart hagc. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY g. 1921.

pnny's No. on the Reed farm in
the northeast ot section 29-2l-tw,
Is rig up,
Tho same Company's No. 1t-A on
tho Waahhurn farm ~ the south
west " l5-23-gw. has the top of the
Hoover sand at c,O3O feet and are
running the tO-iuCh casing,
In their Washhurn 40. ~ the
same company is drilling on the top
ot the Hoover sand st 1885 feet.
This test IL goinE ON tu the dcvpcr
pay, but has the 2.cI5 foot sand.
one at 2.t25 feet and another at
2.6G0 feet below the Hoover.
ON the thilocCu allotment. the
Mid-Cos No. . IL straight rcamiug
at g.6O2 feet on top of the lime. and
expect to land the 3-iG-inch c8S-
ing on this lime shell II ~ located
iu the northeast ~ 2S29.2c.
CONTINUED Ok NsN, rNDJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Merger Contaminated


PONCA CITY, Jan. 4.--Consolida-
ton OF Marland Refining and KAY
county gas companies, which has
been in the process OF completion
since October, was declared effec-
tive at special meeting OF the
board of directors OF the two COM
panies here today when 1t was OIL
cially announced that over 90 per
cent Of the stock OF both companies
has been deposited under the cpn-
solidation.
The boards had before them the
opinion Of their chief counsel that
percentage OF the stock holders
" each company had accepted me
consolidation plan and deposited
their stock hereunder more than
sufficiently to obviate the subjection
of those stockholders to any income
tax on the profits which might be
realized from the exchange of stock
operative, and binding upon the
Mariand OIL company and upon the
stock holders OF Marland refining
land Kay county gas companies VINO
deposited their shares.
At n meeting OF the executive
committee of the Marland OIL com
pany, 1t was decided, because or re-
quests from many stockholders who,
for various reasons. were unable 10
deposit their stock on or before De
cember 26. 1890, that stock of Mar
land Refining and Kay county gas
compa nics would he accepted upon
the same terms and conditions II
sent to 7. w. II. McFadden. care OF
Marland Refining company. nj
Ponca City, Okla. for exchange
during the month of January.
DeJositaries are not arranging Tor
the prompt assurance OF Marland
OIL company shares In exchange for
| certificates OF deposit now held by
| hose stockholders who have de-
| posted their stock.
The dividend policy OF Marland
OIL company and It's affiliated com
| panics was not discussed at this
| meeting, but reserved for meeting
| Il the three companies later this
month, after the consolidation hat
been completely effected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

away from the curb at about a To-
milo an hour gait when shouts OF
HIATT were heard. Never dream
Ing that the command was meant
Tor them, they continued To drive
out OF the city limits" when n
fusillade of bullets kicked up the
dust around them, puncturing both
rear Tires. smashing both lights,
putting them out OF commission. and
crashing through the winshirld be-.
tween Mr.. Pitcher and his driver.
The car was stopped and two city
marshals with smoking rcvolvcrs
ran up to arrcs, them. Explana-
tions proved that joNrldors IN ~
Dodge roadster had passed through
tho town earlier In .hc evening, and
the mar tshals thought that they had
gotten the juhilant spirits on their
re:urn trip. Chagfinod. the mar
shals SIN had an ace W their
sleeves. They yanksd the taxi driver
10 the police station and charged
him fls and costs, charge not gwen.
Mr. Pitcher was turned loose as soon
as his Identity was known.
"l.s a good thing | wasn't drlv-
Ing company car, or would hava
sued those sons OF guns 10 holI and
back for shooting me up that way. I"
grimly remarked Mr. Pitcher yes
terday morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Erport Oil Corporation Busy

The Expor. oil corporation has
lust finished loading another cargo
al their loading station above New
orleans. while two loaded tankors
have just left the docks and are on
their way. This is the kind of busi-
ness that helps these duh times, as
there is one thing certain. and tina,
IL the stuff is not going TO bother
anybody looking for market In
this neck of woods. II has gone
where IL is badly needed. \
II Is interesting to note that tho
Petroleum Times. published In Lon-
don. says. speaking OF the petroleum
imports for the week: 1t is OF
December IL, 1920. ..'.. ..
After the large receipts of pc
troleum products which the United
Kingdom has received for many
weeks past 1t is no surprise to find
that there has been a lull in the
receipts for the present week as
furnished by the custom house re-
turns, for the total quantities re-
ceived are only just over 4.OOO,0Oo
gallons. The largest bulk cargo TO
arrive has been that brought by the
Mira from tho Persian gulf into
Barrow. II consisted OF over 1900
600 gallons of Shell motor spirit,
and has constituted the only bulk
arrival OF spirit this week, The
Anglo-American Oil company re-
ccived nearly 100000 gallons Of oil
fuel into Liverpool from the States,
while into Sunderland another large
consignment Of oil fuel was dis
charged, this being from Texas,
The arrivals of barrelled oils con-
,inue in large quantities. and as
evidence of this IL the receipt OF
considerably over $4,000 barrels of
oil products this week by the Anglo
American OIL company, ltd.'
It is also interesting TO note that
She prices for refined products have
advanced second in the United
Kingdom, on account OF stronger
export market in New York. There
Is no complaint. however, 80 long
as II follows the American market
according 10 the same authority.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Wilcox Holds Directors
Meeting

The first quarterly directors
meeting for the new year was hcid
Tuesday afternoon 10y tho WilcoA
Oil e. Gas Co. in their new office
building at the corner OF Sixth street
and Denver avenue. at which time n
3 per cent cjsh dividend was paid
to all stockholders OF record OF
January 15.
Among other things OF interest 70
the concern, the question o' build =
ing a new refinery within the next
60 to 80 days was taken up and
seriously considered by the directors.
Tho location Of the new plant has
not yet been decided upon, but the
need of another refinery by this fasi
growing concern has made 1t n sure
thing.
Members OF the board of dlrec-
tors present were; William A. Slew
ers Of New york city, j. Edward
Horn OF Pittsburgh, Pa: A. W. I'll
lenberger OF Cleveland, Ohio, d.
Ross Wynn Of Philllpsburg. Pa. and
Frank liagenberg and H. j. Cassidy
OF Chicago.
Tulsa members in attendancs
were: II. T.. Wilcox, president of the
company; George Dye vice presi
dsnt; NJ l.. Dahl. general manager
l.. v. Crater, j, X, Lipscomb and W
J. Garrod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Forty Wells to BE Drilled bH
Kay COunfU Gas COp,papU

Special to The world
PONCA CITY. Okla, Jan. D.
Forty wells arc to be drilled by the
Kay County Gas company of ponca
Clty during the ensuing year I'm an
attempt to get greater supply of
natural gas, according to statements
made by the companys representa-
tlVes at a meeting last night OF rep-
resentatives of Tonkawa, Newkirk
and Ponca City, tho three cities in
Kay county served by this company,
All tho wells will be drilled on the
35V,OOO-acre western Usage county
lease, owned by the Kay County
Gas company. at tn average cost
(estimated) of $4,000 per well.
This information developed dur
Ing the discussion OF the proposed
increase In gas rates in this county
To 5s cents per thousand cubic feet,
the same rate granted the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company by the state
corporation commission. Finally
motion of Temple Sargent of New
Kirk and second by Mayor Barclny
OF Tonkawa. car6ed. which pre-
cludes any official protest from the
cities OF this county against the pro-
posed increase I'm rates.
1T developed that the Kay County
Gas company IL now paving II ~
cents per thousand cubic feet FOR
natural gas at the well in western
Usage county In order to get a sup
ply for the cities the company
serves, and that this price is made
necessary because OF this company
bidding against other gas dla,rib-
uting companies for the supply
This Is said to be the highest price
ever paid for gas at the well in
Oklahoma.
IL developed also that the cities
OF Kay county served by this com
pany, are to have tho first call on
tho gas supply. secured by the Kay
County Gas company to the exclu-
s.on OF other sections. These cities
have been having an excellent gas
supply thus far this winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

The old Colony company has a
lb-barrel producer after the shot
in sand found at 1910 feet. In their
No. 4 on the Smith farm In the
southwest of 3i-l4-l2. They are six
feet In the sand.
The Texas compny's big well, No.
II for their fee. located IN the ccn-
ter of the south line OF the south
west OF tho northwest OF ll-l4-ll,
is sull estimated at 1900 barrels.
There was 6S feet of pay sand.
The Southwestern oil Fields cor
poration's No. \ jefferson, In the
northwest corner OF The northeast
of the southeast OF the northwest
Of 23-14-ll., " IA 10000. .000-foot
gasscr in the 2,200-foot sand.
Reisman's test on the Robbins
farm In the northeast corner of the
southeast of the southeast of l7-l5-
10, Is good for I50 barrels after the
shot In the 2,672 to 2.702-foot pay.
The Carter oil company has "A
75-harrel well in their No. Smith,
In the southeast OF 33-16-i0. No. I
Durant. In the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF the northeast of
1850, In the south field. is max
ing 80 barrels natural In the 1890
foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, s2ll ". H PECK Residence 2442

now said 10 have gotten only three
feet OF pay sand. from 2,Ssi to ASST
feet, and is now drilling In hard
shell below.
They are etill drilling and are
OF the opinion that the shell s bu,
a break IN tho genuine Wilcox sand,
The pay sand Is producing about IS
barrels OF high gravity oil daily
but may have TO be shot.
The same company has q 20-bar-
rel producer In the l,500-foot sand
In their test at the center of tn,
south limo OF the southeast OF the
southeast OF 3i-i2-4, The sand was
topped at 1853 feet and they are al
a total depth of 1915 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Joe King of the Eingwood Oil
company was IN the ciiy yesterday
from Okmulgce ANA said that he is
very nicely taken care of by the
Prairie pipo Line company and by
other purchasing concerns, l.. !S
Schock of the iudiahoma is takinE
5000 barrels daily of the kingwood
oil. AZ this concluded Mr. King,
"wc have several wells shut down
On top pt the sand, and are not try
ing To crowd the market in those
dun times"
"Bill" Hoffman tx In the city and
reports that tho com mittcc In charge
II tho home for disabled oil men IL
making progress. which. while glow,
ls sure. This Is good news. ccr-
tainly.
Harry IIcasley and Mrs. IIea.lcy
are back from Emlinton, IN. whore
they spent Christmas with tho home
folks, and Ny that santa Claus was
about AZ generous this year nv
though times were good. Mr.. IIeaa.
ley is with the Dcvonlan on com.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Henry Oil Company
Has Gas Well

The Henry Oil company has IA
gas well in the southeast corner of
the northwest of 19-l3-i2. In the
1900-foot sand, which tests 1000, 900
feet The kinggood Gas company
Is connecting IL up.
The same people have Just pass
ed through n hard shell at 5000
feet, IN their test on the Mcintosh
farm In the southeast corner of the
northwest of the northwest OF H.
ll-10 and the well Ia making some
gas. They are running the 5-inch
casing preparatory to drilling in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Wilcox Gets Gdsser

. The Wilcox oil & Gas Co. has just
touched the top OF the 1,65S-foot
sand thought to be the Layton. and
the well is making about 100000
feet of gas. 1t is located on the
John Cat farm in the northeast cor
ner OF the northwest Of Bliss. a
little south and west of Bristow. and
seems to indicate that township l5-s
is going TO be. as Mr. wilcox has
frequently predicted. one of the ban
ner oil townships OF the state. There
is only one other producing well so
far in this township and that Is the
Wilcox well In 24-l5-s. which is pro-
ducing oil from the Peru sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
COnstdnfin Has Another
Wen in Arkansas

The Cons Nu 2 well located
about 600 foot sou hcaN uf It's No
1 near tho town OF Elduradu, Ark.
is making 100 barrels ~ oil and 20
00O, 900 feet OF gas, all of which IL
being saved, as u separator ia being
used.
This adds lot TO the looks Of
things down there on the C1ns;nntin
structure. which is located near thv
town and can supply Eldorado with
gas.
Tho white oil corporation well.
which T. northwest OF the original
Constantin No. T. In making 5000,
000 feet of gas and 10 barrels OF oil.