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New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

APARTMENT, 10 ROOMS,
. baths by. private family; 8 TO IL months; il;
$500 per month. See superintendent.
Euclid Hail. Broadway and S6th 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

AeTH ST.. 7o-72 wEsT-Non- housekeeping
apartments, two rooms and bath maid
service, linen and light included: $1,000
to $4,000 per year from October J.; monthly
rentals Ii desired.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Manhattan

APARTMENTS TO INSTRUMENTATION
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19


uOUsEk EEPING apartment, furnished: !:
first floor; all conveniences. Phone CO.
lumbus 10055.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 745 capt. 46)--six
rooms, we'll furnished: piano. Audubon
1850
Evening star., 1921-08-24
COSMOS-t -tMother Goose"

J. c. Mack, the widely known char
acter comedian, supported by COM
pany of twelve, will appear in his
own inimitable character sketch of
Mother Goose, or The Old Lady Who
Lived in a Shoe" as the leading fea-
lure Of the Cosmos Theater bill next
week. The production has become IA
NOUS for Its funny sayings that make
it, the New York World says, "the
most quoted act in the world" CHS
holm and Breen will bring another
amusing conceit, sleep Hollow;
Fields and Fink. a hodgepodge of
nonsense with songs: O'Connor and
Clifton. q fine singing and piano Of
ferihg; Devoe and Statzer, music, bal
ancihg and unique novelties. and
BABY Margaret, the daintiest little
chatterbox in vaudeville.
Carmel Myers newest picture.
Daughter Of the Law" a thrilling
story Of q woman's daring and life
after dark, will be shown for the first
time In Washington az the added mat
inee attraction. Clyde Cook in "The
Guide" will be the funny picture at
all performances.
: At Sundays performances, starting
at 3 Pm. one Of the best bills ever
shown at the Cosmos will be pre-
scented.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
PoIIS-'The Four Horsemen. /"

The demand for seats for ''The Four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse" which
opens an engagement at Pohs Sunday
night. was % big that the management
decided to open the box Office sale last
Tuesday. instead Of Thursday as pre-
Viously ANNOUNCED. The indications
are that this million dollar picture
will break every record ever made at
Polls.
.-@-..e Four Horsemen of the Apoc
alypse" was written by V.-lite
Blasco Ibanez and is in its one hum
(red and sixty-seventh edition as a
hovel. The picture was directed by
Rex Ingram and has remarkable
cast, including Rudolpha Valentino.
Alice Terry. Pomeroy Cannon, Joseph
Swickard, Alan Hale. Smoke" Turn
or, John Sainpolis. Mark Fenton, Ed
ward Connolly. Nigel de Bruiier'
Stuart Holmes. Virginia Warwick,
Georgia woodthorpe. Mile, Dolores,
s.Bulp' Montana, Harry Northrup. Min
nehaha. Beatrice Dominguez and Wal
lace Beery.
An augmented orchestra, under the
direction Of Thomas Cannon, will rem
der the score arranged especially by
DR.. Hugo Riesenfeld. Following the
opening Sunday night, matinees will
be given daily.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
B, F. KEITH'S- Pollard.

Next week. at &. F. Keith's Theater.
Daphne Pollard. the famous London
singing comedienne, will be the prin-
cipal attraction. Her program will
comprise Characterization, mirthful
lyrics, droll travesties and other ma
terial rendered in style she has
made wholly her own. Anatol Fried
land and company, in his new de luxe
revue Of song, dance and delight, is
another principal feature. Harriet
Matlotte and company will present
Mrs Wellington's Surprise; Seed
and Austin, Q nonsensical affair called
Things and Stuff; Kellam and
O'Dare are billed to give Chasing the
Blues Away" Others are Russell and
Dewitt, the acromedians; the Juggling
.McBans. IN q novelty, and Sherwin
Kelly. the singing cyclist. with
Aesop's Fables, Topics of the Day and
the Pathe Pictorial News.
Sunday at 8 and S:15 pm. this
weeks bill. headed by the Santos and
Hayes Revue, will be repeated.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
sTRANDL"Rose of Spain" "

Next week the Strand bill will fea-
ture the premier appearance in Wash
fngton Of Marty Brooks musical conn.,
edy farce, THE Rose of Spafn," with
Joe Mack and girls as principals. sup
ported by a quartet of talented and
charming singers and dancers. Cor
Eeous settings and magnificent cos
tunes" add to the enjoyment Of the
attraction. Others will be Mcmahon
and Adelaide, in "a Vaudeville Di-
version With q Punch; Boothby and
Everdean. in travesty song sketches
and pianologue: E. H. Murray and
Betty Lane. In IAN episode from
day" and Arthur Lloyd, otherwise
known as '"The Human Card Index"
Tho photoplay attraction will pic
turs Eugene O'Brien in a new Selx-
mick production, rs Life Worth Liv-
|ingT' an adaptation of George Wes-
toms original magazine story. The
FOpen Door," Winifred Westover and
ARTHUR Houseman have important
parts in It. Minor films also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Photoplay Features.
PALACE -"Disraeli." !"

Next week, beginning Sunday aft
|srnoon at 8 o'clock, Loew's Palace
Prheater will offer Mr.. George Arliss.
pnaster Of dramatic art, in a splendid
screen version of his famous and most
5uccessful stage play, "Disraeli."
The supporting cast includes Louise
fHun, Mrs. George Arliss. Noel Tearle,
Frank Losee and many others.
The film production adheres with
particular fidelity to the great stage
story, with the added advantages af-'
forded the screen over the stage in
the matter OF stage settings and
lighting.
'Disraelf" Is the story Of how q
great statesman played on life's chess
board with the human pawns that
bought his overthrow.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
AUTO VICTIMS BETTER.

Announcement was made today
that the condition Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Borden Of 1909 Ingraham street,
who. with their twelve-year-old
daughter, were in an automobile
wreck on dead Mans hill" on the
Baltimore pike last Wednesday, is
now beyond the critical stage.
The accident occurred when the car
skidded. turned completely over and
went down a bank six feet deep. land
ing on its top with its wheels spin
ming in the air. Mr.. Smith, . friend,
who was driving. escaped uninjured.
Mr.. Borden sustained q fractured pei
Wis and two fractured ribs, while Mrs.
Borden sustained q crushed hip. The
daughter was uninjured.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Steamer St, Johns.

The steamer st. Johns. on its trip 70
Colonial Beach, passes many points OF
Hunt and Washington, Alexandra,
etc. The tang Of the salt water IL In
the air before the steamer reaches the
beach. and gives evidence Of the real
saltwater bathing to be found at the
beach. Other adjustments Include
fishing, grabbing. boating and dance
ing.
The steamer st. Johns makes the
trip on Tuesday, Thursday and Sun.
day at am. and on Saturday at ESQ
pm.
The forty-mile rides by the light
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
Evening star., 1921-08-24
OUTDOORS.
Marshall Hall.

A few hours ride on the historic
Potomac on the steamer Charles
Manchester brings one to Marshall
Hall, one Of the oldest Of Washing
makes three trips daily to Marshall
Hall, at 10 am, ESQ pm. and 6:A5
p.m.. stopping at Mount Vernon on
the first two trips.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Glen Echo Park.

Forty big fun features are an.
nounced by Glen Echo Park. These
include six big rides. the giant derby
racer. the whip and the carroasel
air ballroom to music Of the 5ingly,
jazzy sort and facilities for picnic
parties.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
uICKERBoCKER.

sunday and Monday the Knicker-
locker also will present First Ma
|ona S9e' poWsrfui na 4sls'oh DRAMA an % ssivation a
fell," and the comedy, How She
led; Tuesday and "wednesday. Pau
Inc Frederick in Salvage; Thurs
AZ and Friday, Viola Dana in pup
lots Of Fate; Saturday. an Alice Cal
|oun picture.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Chevy Chase Lake.

Tuesday evening continues ~
Lucky Number night" at Chevy
both pavillons during the evening.
beginning at. $3.50. Thursday even.
ings a singer from one Of the large
music publishing houses 10 the spe-
cial attraction. Saturday evening.
featured.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Great Falls Park.

A pleasant days outing and even.
ing's dancing are to be had at Great
Falls Park. where fishing, boating.
picnicking and other attractions are
featured, including concerts by the
Ladies' Orchestra, with a daily change
of program.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
toLUMplA-The Great Moment ,

Gloria swanson. the Cicn B. De
fille photoplay. star, will be pre-
Bented for e second week at Loew's
lsssa IN 0eEeninfM GREAT
Sof drst starring production and the
5fst original photoplay written by
Elinor Glyn. author Of "Three
VeekA The supporting cast is
The story has already been told and
ho picture reviewed in The Star.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach. the bay resort an
hours ride from the city through
Maryland country. boasts Of . long
boardwalk. lined with varied amuse-
ments, free dancing. with music by .
clown orchestra, saltwater bathing.
fishing and boating. Pleasant picnic
grounds also are among its attrac-
tionS.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
York.

Sunday, clare Kimbaih Young II
Guile Of Women: Tuesday. cold
Steel; Wednesday. Bert Lytell IN
THE Man Whs"; Thqfsdsy. Pauline
Fossra in hs fHasas Hsls snd
Harold Lloyd in Among Those Press
ent"; Saturday. Charles ray. In "A
Midnight Bell" end Harry Pollard In
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Republic.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. "A
Voice In the Dark" and Charlie
Chaplin in "a Days Pleasure; wed.
in "Beach Of Dreams: Friday and
Saturday, J. p, McGowan in Gold
Steel" and q Hallroofn Boy comedy
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Apollo.

Sunday and MonaaZ: Clara as.dsx Kimsal3 ball
Wednesday, The Wild Goose" and
Harry Pollard in Name the Day;
Thursday, Alice Lake in over the
Friday, Bebe Daniels in "The March
Hare" and comedy. BLUE Sunday;
Saturday. Bryant Washburn In "The
Road to London" and Larry Semon
in THE Bakery"
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Avenue Grand.

in s1aay Toa Mueh sns heRasS spasS ana H.roS s
Lloyd in Among Those Present";
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Clara KIM
ball Young in Charge IT.; Thursday,
Harry Pollard in Name the Day;
Friday, Alice Lake in "Over the
Wire" and comedy, How She Lied
Saturday, Bebe Daniels in The March
Hare" and comedy, Roman Romeos."
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Am muSementS

Thursday. Bryant washb1rn IN his
latest Fathe proauction. ..1 ,,Tas s.,,Fs Rofa q
Time; Friday and Saturday, PolA
Negri in "Gypsy Blood" the elH YER
sion Of Merfmee's Carmen" by Ernst
and Sink" . comedy.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
CRANDAILS.

Tho drst three days Of next week.
|oEa0Atng Sunday. afternoon at :,
~ NofionaI's production Of Charles
foyfS Midnight Bell" statrtng
- esi /. esS CO.,, va WsanSss9 sss9sssss ga
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Savoy.

Mianyghs and Bsi ana Asrrs Fsiaf
Wednesday. Clara Kimball Young in
over the ne Wire': friday. Bfyaht
Washburn in THE Road to London;
Saturday, Bebe Daniels In THE
March Hare"
Evening star., 1921-08-24
RIALTO-"One Wild Week" )"

As q high-spirited orphan. who fs
b inherit money. but has been 50
kept down By the strict maiden aunt
Who brings her up that she breaks
ooss'' the very day she Is eighteen
I'D gets herself into hectic adven-
lures, Bebe Daniels will be pictured
10 "One Wild Week." which will open
J seven-day engagement at Moore's
kialto Theater Sunday. The cast in
ludes Frank Kingsley. Mayme Kelso,
Edwin Stevens, Francis Raymond.
[(Bull" Montana, Edythe Chapman and
Earrfa Clarke Ward. Comedy and
EDUCATIONAL minor features. with
sctor Robert Bond Gotta. are also an
bounced.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Observation-Disclosures
Nell"

Next week at the Metropolitan, be-
kinning Sunday afternoon at 8. will
Be shown for the first time in Wash
|ngton Whitman Benefits new film
Hersion OF Mrs. Fiske's celebrated
ktage play. salvation Nell" It is a
btory Of life among the masses of a
k,reat city by Edward Sheldon. Pauline
Btarke IL pictured in the title role.
Imported by Joseph King. Gipsy
b'Brien and others. The comedy.
|Standing Pat" and orchestral fea-
lures add to the bill.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

Extk0 Dp6C1lk-I6OC Oh
the girls t15.9S orEandy
and voile Dresses. u to
!. 10 years. oe16s
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Girls $500 Dresses to be $2.98
A little lot-would there were more. Of choie
nghams made in new styles.

Tots DFesaeo-Of voile.
organdy and linen e.
charmingly trimmed. 2
to 8 years. Were $e.e8:
now o1y06. TA1rd Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
TAX FERRET IS ENGAGED
Commissioners Decline To Allow
Bunch of UOihovcr Claims.

Special 20 The world.
BARTLESVILfE, Aug. 2i.-The
board ~ county commissioners OF
Washington county voted to hire "A
tax ferret and signed a two-ycar con
tract with william Guiogcr Of Tulsa
Gulogor obtained a contract on jan
uary II. last, for similar work, tho
contract being for a period OF one
year, but a temporary court %injunc-
ton was granted upon tho %prosenta-
tion Of n petition signed by numer-
Gus business men OF Bartlcsville and
Washington county.
The county commissioners also
voted to disallow claims a%Egregat-
ing $4,000 which had been held
over from tho fiscal year ending
June 80, 1921. Refusal to allow tho
claims was decided upon after a de-
bate lasting most Of the day and aft
or the commissioners had been con-
vinced that such an allowance would
be illegal. Commissioner Il. l.. Cad
dis, one Of the new members OF the
board, led the fight against allowing
these claims upon the grounds hat
TO do so would be setting a bad prec-
cdent. a number of prominent
business men OF the city were pres
ent TO protest against allowing these
claims.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
Notes From the
TdnipicO Tribune

Tho Continental Mexican company
wcll No. ., located west of tho
"tault line" Amatlan field. lot 1Gi.
In what was considered a very un-
certain oil territory. camc,in max
ing around frty thousand barrels.
Tho lido Mexican on company
well on lot l7G was brought In re
comfy with nm estimated production
OF 10000 barrels. Ten minutes after
this wcll came In the valve was
closed I'm without the slightest diff
Guilty, and connections to storage
made.
The Corona OH company well No.
81, on lot 22i, Amatlan. was drilled
In yesterday and IL estimated at 3d.
900 barrels, Mt a depth of 2.079 feet.
The Mexican Cuff OH company
well No. 10, lot 100, hmatlnn. was
drilled IN recently and IL making
around forty-fivo thousand barrels
daily. This we'll made its first head
On July 80 at n depth of GOA feet
and had been flowing by heads every
hour until tho big pay was struck.
Soon after II came In connections
10 the pipe line was made and It was
flowing into storage. This IL the
third big producer which has been
brought I'm on lot 1870. The AZteca
Petroleum company No. r. which
came in February IA was the first,
we'll. The Mexican Gulr No. II was
brought In April 2S and all three
wells were given an estimated pro-
duotlon Of 10000 barrels and up.
Those two companies have lcnsod the
entire lot. Another big tanker. the
Tamlahun. with n capacity OF 100
GOO barrels. belonging TO the south
crn Pacific will be put into service
and carry its first cargo OF oil for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
North of Simplex Pool

Tho Baltimore No. , =. Sugar
has n showing OF $50 barrels NJ 1855
20 1853 feet. This VOL ~ located
In l3-12-l1. Tho TEXAS company
has a 5000, 0O0-root ria wei and
ib-barrel oil vol at 2,G27 feet to
1901 fcct,in the s%outhcnst corner of
the southwest Of the southcnpt of
23-l2-1l. This IN tho No ! NJ.
Bird ana wp drilled 20 a total depth
OF 2,GBl feet.
Tho Simplex got n buster on its
No. 3 d. Rentie In tho southwest cor
ncr OF t7lo northwest OF tho south
west OF 2i-l1-1l. They got n hole
fun OF water ana abandoned at
1860 to 2,6GS feet.
The KinEwood oil company found
water at 3.57S feet to 2.bSO feet and
plugged back TO 2.J6S TO 2,572 feet,
whore they got n 26-bnrrcl we'll.
This ~ tho No. 2 Robinson. located
IN the ccntor OF the east lluc OF tho
northeast OF tho northwest OF
2G-l2-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
At Deercreek

The Prairie OH 4 Gas Co.'S No. /
Lane located In the northwest Of the
northeast OF the northeast OF -
27n-3w that topped the sand at
2,922 feet and bottom at 2,N23 feet,
drilled In sometime back, Is stan re-
ported To be making $50 barrels OF
oil.
The Blackwell oil 4 Gas 60. Is
plugging back 10 2,gNG frpt whore
the No /. Elswi,k tx pumping uino
barrels of oil and about ~ barrels
OF water. The wen Is located In the
southwest corner of tho southeast
OF the southwest of ~14-27n-3w and
the flvc-iuch casing was set at 2.P7O
feet. The sand was found between
2,9i2 and 2,9f9 feet. the total depth
OF the well being 2.g92 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22

otlF 20 fctt IN the burbank sand
found about At $500 foot THIS OPP
'tttl"I, located iu Tho southeast cor
nor ~ 2o-26.b, mas boon one Of the
most iut'i"p'iug tests drilled in this
ii'id ovcr since It's beginning. ~ IL
~ about % quarter ~ a milo north
NJ VI" hDnr"st production, and there
"hs s'W' d"ubt whether tho big pay
"ohld 'firnd TINS far The wonder
iuI showing found IN this wen puts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
oil Country Pipe

From Pittsburgh the 70
port that the lincpino inquiry Is lack
Ing n there ~ not much change
expected by pipe makers for the next
fow weeks In that direction nor any
serious improvement until the OH
market has revived 20 some extent.
Pipe prices arc somewhat stoodior.
There IL horc and there some soft
ness noted where stocks are drawn
from surplus materials In ware
house. but mill quotations are gen
orally unbendinE and average aCtlv-
ity OF pipe plants has increased n
llttlo during current month through
moro stoady operations. Scarcity OF
certain Sizes of pipe and cUa,ug has
been demonstrated by difficulty in
filling such orders. lu such cases
quotations are stiff In the extreme.
Now York Journal ~ Commerce,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22

tho northeast Of l7-1s-15. This
wcIi topped tho sand at 2.l63 feet
ana drillod three feet in.
The Mouutz and others topped
tho sand az 2,l40 feet and drilled Ia
three feet whore they found n 1000
barrel well on tho No. 2 Pratt. To-
Gated in the uorthcGgt coruer OF the
southwest Of the northwest OF
s-ls-l5.
Tho u NJ. L. Drilling company
topped the sand at 2115 feet and
drillcd I'm five feet on its No 1
Pratt, located In the northeast cor
ncr of the southwest ot S.1S-l5.
This ~ o i.0DO. barrel well.
Tho standard on company No
CO on the Iliu8on Ia q 1000 barrel
OH wei loDatcf iu the s0utheas st
cOrucr 81 the southwest OF the north
cnst OF i-ls-IJ This wcll found
tho sand between 2,l65 feet and
2.16s foot.
Tho cum Refining company No.
AZ Pratt vel is flowing TOO bar
rolH ur oil. located In tho south
east corner OF the southeast Of the
northeast ~ tho northeast ~ 7-1S-
10. ~ topped tho sand at 2.IGl
ana drilled two feet I'm. This same
cumpIuy's No. 4 Baker Is making
LOO barrels from The sand found
between 2,lI5 md 2.i47 feet. II
IL located In the northeast corner
pf tho southeast Of 7-lS-lb.
The standard OF company No.
B-3 woll uu the lIluson farm IL flow
ing $500 barrels and is located In
the southeast Corucr Of the north
east ~ the southeast Of the southeast
~ 6-lS-l5. 1t topped the sand at
2,lis foot and drilled two and me
half feet In.
The Keen n Wolf company No. 4
Pratt, located In the sou'hcast Of
the s%uuthwcst Of the southeast Of
6-iS-l5 Is u 1000 barrel we'll This
well found three feet OF sand be-
tween the depths OF 2,i31 feet and
213I feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
At Wagner

Knox and Shousc, who have been
drilling northwest Of Wagner, are
moving the machine 20 the SOUTH
east corner Of the northwes est of s.
1919, where they will drill , 1000
foot test. II is unknown In local oil
circles a. the present time who
Knox and Shouse are drilling FOR,
although Il Is rumored that the par
ties are from Fort Smith, Ark.
The Commonwealth on company
of wichita Fnlls, Texas, expects 20
spud in on it's new location this
week southeast OF Wagner IN the
southeast corner Of the northwest
OF 96-l7-1S, This well win be
watched with interest by local oil
men as the location has been app
proved by four OF the best known ge-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
GOOD ROAD FANS TO CRATE
Booster Meeting for pryoDcnts of
the Capital Trail.

COLIINSNIII,E, Aug. 2l.-Tho
principal feature Of tho weekly
luncheon OF tho chamber OF COM
mcrce OF this place Tuesday will
be addressed by Il. Bee Guthrey good
roads booster Of Tulsa, and Harry
Horkaday ,thc president of the Cap
ital route.
Both II these gentlemen were
through Gnllinsyiilc last week, and
definitely located Cullinsville on this
new trail This is IA main highway
from Canada to the gulf and Will
through this city. At the meeting
next Tuesday there will be- pro-
vision made for marking his trial
In both directions from C|olllnsville
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
IMPROVING WATER PLANT
Locust Grove Wants In on Electric
Light Service.

Special 60 The world.
PRYOR, Aug. 2l.-This city is
about ready to begin improvements
on its water plant on Grand river,
bonds for which were voted some
time ago. The council will meet
Monday night with the purpose Of
finally considering tho plans and
specifications OF the engineers. The
city fathers met Tuesday night and
went into the matter thoroughly, but
some wanted n little longer time in
which 10 study the proposed plans.
The plans include duplicate filters
and a settling basin at the river, and
a transmission limo from the city TO
the plant TO furnish power for the
pumps. Locust Grove has offered
$1,000 to connect to the transmits
sion line for electric lights for that
town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-22
Tightening of Market and
Shffening of Refined Prod.
ucts' Price Encourage

pDNCA CITY, Aug. IA tight
cning OF the market and = s%tlffcning
oftho prices offered for refined
products OF oil, are having an en-
courHging effect generally On the oil
Industry that liz quite noticeable. The
railroads report an increase In the
movement Of such products and Of
crude oil IA we'll, making II nee
cssary to put on additional switch
engines at important points where
the oil trains are handled.
Tho action OF the bankers of tho
country I'm an attempt to get n bet
ter valuation on oil paper H. also
having a good effect. Tho proiim-
mary meeting was held in Kansas
city, within the past month, and the
conference with the federal reserve
bank heads I'm Washington. u. G.. IS
to he held during the coming week.
Numerous oklahoma banks will be
represented At that conference. The
Kansas city meeting recommended
and requested n better loan value OF
oil paper, and It Is believed Ccner-
ally that some such program will be
worked out at the Washington meet
inG with Governor Harding and his
associates.
oil men state that there have beer
more consolidation OF oil companies
ana more new alHSnments wltnih
the past 90 to 10 days than ever be-
fore In the history or tho oil indus
try In America. This results from
the readjustmcnt that ~ In progress
the weaker concerns alhsning them
serves with OF seIllhE OUT l" wv
stronger.
Ecftncry Is sold
The creator pklhh"in' uli orp"r
atoms rcflnlng pant nj bl'llhtS' ~
miles suHthweat OF mere, wac solu
durlnG the past week Z" th' l''nV't
t'ol") i""erlh" company y l"rh'
concern manufacturing h~lfh-Er"",
OIL n grcaS'S' u " u'u'rS,"'',
mat tho lHlilnG' pant ~ 7" ne audVn
70 me sIrllE tu'' '"' '"''P'"N '"",,
trols. Ihe pIhht was nihP'',o'
nearly TWO years ago win IN" iu''
or using me or from ~ hi,InEs
locality. fred u 't'cu''r Of INC
Denver COMPANY fhHue th' "'l,
-FOUR companies hre nusN "rl.lIhE
az n pr'Hrnt 'lhno IN NV u,Slrle'
between hllllnEs ma I@nkaWa'