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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
PICK KATHLEEN CAST
Head Of Legion WIN Star in PIay 10
IIc Sthgcd by saba Grottu;
Director Here soon.

II. a Beard newly elected head Of
Joe Carson post Of the American
Legion and mem Der OF the cast OF
'Whiz Bang" will have one OF the
leading parts In Kathleen" lie
Kathleen to bc presented Novcm-
her 2l at Convention hall under the
auspices OF Saba Grotto, Il was am
nounced yesterday by the committee
In charge Beard will have the part
" a typical stage DutChman, "a role
he has several times portrayed on
the stage,
Elmo Thompson, whose beautiful
voice made his solo In tho produc-
tion given under tho auspices Of tho
legion ono Of its best features has
leading parts In kathleen" Ht
will have a juvenile part In this per-
foramnce ana will be one OF tho big
attractions OF the show. Noel
FahncEtoCk, who was for several
years on the vaudeville Gtage and
whose hlstrlonic ability is recug
nizcd, will have the part OF a coun-
try "rube." Fahuestock's experience
has been with comedy roles. and for
that reason he is peculiarly adapted
20 the role assigned him IN tsis pro-
duction.
Other members OF the cast will be
selected within the next 10 dayB, II
WIS stated yesterday Rehearsala
viii begin the early part OF Novem-
bcr when JAfia Wilson OF the
John B Rogers Producing company
will arrive TO stage tho Saba Grotto
performance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Stories ~ Remarkable Women; g..
NJ Scott. Old DAYS in Bohemian Lon
don; W. W. Ellsworth. Golden Age
Of Authors. 49, a Hansen, Advcn-
lures ~ tho Fourteen Points, j. r.
IS Hyragorff NV Three Years In
America r. O. rockingham, Guide
10 the Military History OF tho World
War. l91f-t0is. j. y. Hall. Cd. La
fayetto Flying Corps O. R. Ford,
out OF tho Ruins. II. =. Dawson.
American Red Cross in tho Great
War. Theodore Roosevelt, Average
Americans. George Crecl. Ireland 3
Fight FOR Freedom. W 49, Dausuu,
German Empire. 18G7-t9i4. and the
Unity Movement. F U H V. Lut-
row. Bohcmla An Historical sketch;
Arthur Huiiard. RUSSIAN Pendulum,
........... Chronicles ~ American
Sorlcs: VI. B Uuish, American Pill
Erims Way in England G.. J.. Can
field. cd. Diary OF o Forty Miner,
JONES Roadway Guiana: British.
Dutch and French
Iictlun.
T. q Bartlett. TrltIers, Rox Beach,
Laughing Bil Hyde, David Belasco,
Return of Peter Grimm, g. H. Blr
mott. LADY VI Quality; v. T.. Butler,
Goat Feathers. u. n. Carey our Bvs
sic. A. T. Chokhov Darling and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Concrete Construction; C. VI. Robin
son. Modern civic Art. or the CITY
Made Beautiful. w. r Tldsn ir. Art
of Lawn Tennis. r. a. Poe. Complete
poetical Works. T.. W. Mackayc. ca
liban b ythc yellow Sands. M o..
Roberts Foot OF tho Raibov, Abra
ham Lincoln. EarIy Speeches,
Springfield speech. Et,.. g. a. New
rom,r. ed. and a. f.. Andrews.
Twelve Centuries Of English Poetry
and Prose. Robert Browning. Poems
ana Plays, y. a. Boyd. Contcmpo-
rary Drama ~ ireland; q. y. shaw.
John Bulls other lsland and Major
barbara; >. r Coicrldgc, Lectures
and Notog on Shakespeare and Othor
English Poc's, L. r.. Matthad. stu
dies in Crock Tragedy. vs.. -.
IipWclls. London Films and Certain
Delightful English Towns A. -.
sedgwiCk. Childhood in Britanuy
Eighty Years Ago; John Hay CaH'il-
Tan Days. Winifrod Gordon. Rouma-
mia Yesterday and To-day, W. u.
newton, Westward with the Prince
Uf wales, a G.. Robinson. cuba, old
and Now. W. B Stephenson, jr,
Land 90 Tomorrow: ID VI. Arm
strong Dsy BEFORE Yesterday, Ma
han, Admiral Fnrragut O. W Eliot
John Gilloy Maine Farmer and Fish
ormuu. Leonard Huxley ed. Lita and
Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley
james Boswell. story Of Doctor jon
son. Being an introduction tD
Bosvclrs LITE. w. !. Buck. william
Penn In America, NJ r.. Rayagc. An
American in tho Making. T.. p Mott
Ernest Renan; y. r. Charles.
chronicles Of the Schouborg- Gotta
Family, ). O.. Lo,khsrt, LoDkhsrt' q
Life of Scott. Thomas Carlyle. Life NJ
John Sterling a. A. Fields, cd LiCo
and Letters ~ Harriet BUeChcr
stowe, John Masofield John NJ.
syngc Anthony Trollopc, Autohiog
ruphy. j. ". Sears, Ca uf Leonard
wood II. a. Beers. -Four Americans.
Roosevelt. Hawthorne, Emerson.
whitman, g. i. Little. BioRrapnicni
and Literary Studies. f. VI Foster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

people with tho idea and plans Tor
Harvest Festival day This work o.
ln charge 90 e. A. Thompson. who
has already formed a epoakors' bu-
roau. Enrly Cpsg has charge Of tho
uut-of. town work and with pigh'
ten tub. chalrWcu be- arranging dates
fUr them ia towns throughout tn.
northeastern part ut the state. with
"a force OF forty workers headed hy
sub chairman, Carl VI Biukrl. Dhpir-
mon, Of tho advertising committee
has % woll-Organizcd machine that
H already effectively uuctiOrluE.
-Four hundred and nfy mon most
from the junior chamber form
.hu working organization that ia &C.
nr the channel through which
uckcts are TO bc placed in the
hands OF local concerns and through
them to- ort-of-tuwn patrons. Thi4
phase ~ tho sob ir iu the hands of
Jack NIttOx, chairman Of the ticket
committee.
E WaaclcuFM heads the hall
committee, Bob stewart the per-
CODA committee, Julius Livingston
'hc finance committee. and 'Bu'Dh
Hrowcr sports. Letters explaining
Harvest day are going uuf lU over
N'N' H'N'' hNI 100" WIZ. N NJ l.' N' I.i
the hands of Paul Uuroua.r.tn and
his committee J. O. Long ls Tho
chairman ~ tho program committee.
pthor committees arc yot tD a ip.
pointed.
Tho University or Tulsa is ruing
10 try io secure a football game tt
homo on that day TULSA h.rh vIl
play Napuira hero iu tho afternoon
70 ia tho idea NJ the organization tU
have every kind Of entertainment
That VIII appeal To- all Kinds uf pco-
pie, it wants 10 mako Harvest Fos-
iivIl day u day that lu Tulu pcp-
pie VIII realize is an idoal one for
bringing 0ut-Of-town guests hero.
Instead Of spreading tho festival out
,yor Two or three days, the organl-
lstion has concentrated ON ono big
day crowding into % entertainment
amusement. trade opportunities pos
9ihilitirg Tor social routlct-cyUfy-
thing that fighting smiling service
can offer from tho rcaOurcca NJ 70
big aud growing Tulsa 10 its visi-
tors from q rapidly developing part
OF big aud growing state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Approximately sixty speakers will
30 out over the state and acquaint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Carthy Golden Shoe; r. y. Morris,
Blue Anchor Inn, Alma Newton,
Dreaming True; Charles Reade. \
Terrible Temptation; J. r. Scott,
Wiez, QUO Nadis; J. /. street, The
Need of Change; A. 6. Train. Tut
and Mr.. Tut: Anthony Trollope.
Eustace Diamonds Anthony Troll
lope. John Caldigate; Anthony Troll
lope. Phineas Finn, Anthony Troll
lope, Vicar OF Bullhampton. I. a. r.
Wylle, Rogucs & Company.
JUVENILE.
Non-fIctiOn.
Basil Hood, Saint George OF Eng
land r. T. Parsons, How 70 Know
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

other Stories. J. s. Cloustou, J. s.,
simon. W. j. Dawson, Borrowdalc
Tragedy. y. B. de Ia P8sturc. CATH
crime OF Calais; H. -. le ds Pasture.
The Tyraut; Mrs. X. iI ". Diver. Far
TO Sock; r. G. Dowd. when polly
Was Eighteen. George Eliot. Mll on
the Floss; John Ferguson, Dark
Geraldine. T.. NJ. Forster. Where
Angels Fear TO Tread, Eennctt HaT-
riss. Meet Mr. StoRg. v. VI. HUGO.
Hunchbank ot Notrc Dame; Mrs. f.
a. James Dazzling Miss DAWSON r.
s. Kendall. The Luck " the Mount
Cd II. s. Latham. Jimmy QuigE, Of
flee BOY: Richard lc Gall!cunc The
Quest OF the Golden Girl, J. ". Me
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
SECTION A

the wild Flowers; 6. W. Moorcs. Tifs
~ Abraham LiuColni ". f. r.
Wheeler, Boys Life Of Lord Rob.
erts. =
Fiction.
May Baldwin. Jean and the Bows
II. II. Barbour. Under the Yarkoa
Ensign p. G. Dowd. when Polly
Was Eighoen, Il. l.. Elias. periwir.
kle's Island; George Macdonald. A.
the Back OF the North wind: = J.
OXenham. The School Of Ups and
Downs T. l.. Sabin, Into MasIco
with General Scott. Phyllis Sarn-
ders, within the Magic Gaicwsys.
Queenie Scott-Hopper, Under Seven.
shield Castle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Dangerous 20 Yawn.

They met at u dinner for the first
time since their meeting In Paris the
previous wcod.
And did you have pleasant
crossing" asked the hostess.
we did--very" was the answer
you were not III, | hope2" asked
the hostess, turning TO the wife.
moo" said the young wife 81
was not But | couldn't have
yaWned often"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
A ROYAL FAMILY

Three members of the Royal Fam
ily of Afghanistan and their mother.
Left to right: Sirdar Mohammed
Akbar Kahn; Sndar Mohammed
Hashirn Kahn; their mother, Princess
Fatima Sultan, of Kabul, and Sirdar
Mohammed Aim Kahn. These three
boys are members of the royal family
of Afghanistan, who were photo
graphed in San Francisco enroute
to London, where they will attend
school. In speaking. they state that
one wife was enough for each, and
that there chief reasons for going to
school are TO learn science and engi-
neering in order to help their sub
jects practically as well as theoreti-
cally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
LATEST STYLE FOR WOMEN
SWIMMERS

The Betty Suit" designed and
worn by Miss Betty Williams, swim
ming instructress at Madison Square
Garden. The suit is a one piece with
a dainty sash setting it off. The suit
is designed to give freedom without
vulgarity.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Tight Shoes will Put
Wrinkles in The Face

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Dec. 10
Shoes that conform to the shape
af a woman's foot are a recipe for
continued good looks and youthful.
ness advanced by Marion II. Lyon,
head OF the physical education de.
parimcnt FOR women at the Uni
versijy or Iowa. In talk before
all the freshman women Of the
university Miss Lyon took stand
for low heels and broader toes with
shoes conforming to the feet and
not feet squeezed out Of shape
by the shoes.
fright shoes Will put wrinkles
IN the face as we'll as the feet
declares Miss Lyons, They have
great deal To do with posture,
too. No woman can walk properly
when her feet are cramped In an
exceedingly uncomfortable posi-.
iion.
Miss Lyon made the surprising
statement that over 90 per cent
OF the university woman students
have curved spincs or poor pos.
lures. Much OF this could be cor.
rected. she said II the uirls would
persistcntly practice the exercises
for curved spines, sunkcn chests.
and round shoulders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Intense Activity in South
Texas-LOuisiana Fields

The booms of the Mexia and Hay.
neevllle districts and the renewed act.
Nty prevalent in the III Dorado field
are given as the causes for intense ac.
uvity evidenced In Southern Texas
and Louisiana according 10 s. r.
Brown. OF Houston. Texas. who is In
this city representing the Hughes
Tool Company Mr. Brown states that
he entire supply Of rotary rigs IN the
two areas named have been sold out
hy the supply houses, and that ad.
vance orders by contractors will take
up the supply on order by the deal.
ers for some time TO come While the
supply houses were overStocked during
the slump. and were in more or less OF
a quandry MS to whether or not the
situation would be relieved. the sudden
present demand for the rigs has caus.
ed great revival In their business
and brought about a situation which
has not been duplicated in as progress.
slve a manner for quite some time.
The Republic Supply Company. 1t Is
reported. has contracted for the entire
output OF the American Well and Pros.
pectlng Company OF Corsicana, Texas.
The Republic company maintains head.
quarters at Houston and has stores In
oil tlre leading oil districts. The Anne.
fican concern. is one Of the largest
manufacturers of oil field machinery
IN the country.
In the Orange field of Texas. which
was brought In about six months ago.
There are now ie rotary rigs In opera.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Texas Company Completes
Extension Power Plant

The Texas Company has completed
its new power plant in section SO. As
2w. in the Hewitt southeast extension.
The plant regarded as one of the best
of its kind in the fields of Oklahoma.
1t is 24-72 feet in size and is built Of
corrugated iron. Concrete bases
through the structure form the rests
for the machinery. A 80 II. =. engine
has been installed to be used in pump
ing the production from the Bayou
lease TO the Texas pump station locat.
ed mile east of Wilson.
In addition to the 30 H. u. engine
the plant will also be equipped with
dynamos and generators and will fur.
nish electricity TO the residences for
the employees on the lease. Two 4.
room cottages were recently moved
from the Texas. Dillard camp To the
Bayou properties of the company.
These houses are now being remod
eled and will be modern in every re-
spect when completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
WEEKS WOULD DRAFT
MEN, MONEY AND ALL
INDUSTRIES IN WAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. Secretary
Of War Weeks is i'm favor Of the
mobilization of men, money and man.
ufacturies after a compensation law
in the event Of future war.
Such course. the war secretary
declared. in an address at the second
annual reunion Of the war industries
board, would preclude profteering and
Stacker lists.
"I would conscript every person in
the United States from IS to 60 years
old, should war prevail" said Mr..
Weeks" and would say: You are 10
do thus and so, because you can do
that better than anything else, You
can fight or you can serve in some
other capacity, a capacity for which
you are best suited"
Secretary Weeks described the draft
law Of the world war as zone very
great piece of gislalion--carlicd on
almost perfectly"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
SCIENTIST CONTROLS
RAYS OF WIRELESS

MOSCOW. Dec. s.--Discoyery OF !
method whereby wireless messages
may be sent to definite receiving
station without the danger Of being
picked up by other stations. is claimed
in announcement by official press 'bu.
reau
4 Ukranian electrical engineer
named Chayko is responsible for the
discovery. 1t is stated that by means
of a simple apparatus he straightenS
cut and groups what are termed the
locked power lines OF the magnetic
field into parallel rays These rays,
he says. can penetrate mountains.
thereby avoiding the necessity of his
antenna.
1t Is declared that the discovery will
enable the location from the surface
ol metal deposits in the earth and viii
be of service to medical and other
sciences.
Chayko is continuing his expert.
ments for the scientific technical de-
partment of the ukranian govern
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
HIS CELL. APARTMENr
WAS THE llOOSE Cow

CHlCAGO,--Iames Conway, who
is being detained in this city has
been receiving his mail addressed
in this fashion:
MI James Conway.
Care Coll Apartments,
mo lj+, 44O North Dearborn 81
Chicago"
Mr.. Conway's parents in philadel-
phia will no doubt be surprised 10
learn that 40 North Dearborn
street Is the county Jail. When
Conway was arralgned before Judge
Michael Mckinley for robbery he
said he was of a good family and
did not want his folks to know o.
his disgrace.
Every ingenious youns man,
smiled tho Judge But guess
after all It's hest to let the folks
know. so viii write them"
Conway il eighteen and a World
War veteran.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Big Gassers Completed
in Duncan Territory

Operations in the Duncan field are
still reported as being somewhat de.
layed due TO shortage OF water.
The Principle Oil Company has shut
in its No. 3, on the I.andin farm. in
the southeast quarter of section 2S. Is.
Sw, with production Of 5000 900 cubic
feet from sand at q depth Of 2ljO.53
feet.
Homaokla oil Company No. .. on
the Spears farm in the southwest
quarter OF section %, ln.sw. Is pro.
ducing 100000 cubic feet OF gas from
sand at 2l92.37 feet.
Robertson and Davis have a 90.
100000 foot gasser producing from
sand at 1853 feet in their No. J. on
the Cox farm. in the northeast quar-.
ter Of section 25, ls.sw.
Hamon ct al have abandoned as dry
their No. is on the Glass farm. IN the
southeast quarter OF section %. ls.Sw.
at depth OF 2246 feet Thus well
was twin 10 No. ;.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Miscellaneous
OIL REFUSE CAUSES
DEATH TO WILD GAME

NE WYoRK. Dec. iS.-on refuse
dumped IN coastal waters by passing
ships is causing the death Of thous.
ands OF wild fowl, according to a
statement issued Sunday by the Lon.
don Island game protective association
Contact with the oil said the state
ment. spreads the feathers " the
birds. exposing their bodies to the
weather inducing cancerous growths
In cases where the birds do not die
The association is endoayoring to
learn from the medical profession
what result the eating OF diseased fowl
would cause
Evidence will he forwarded to the
advisory board OF the migratory bird
treaty ACT with a request that legis.
latlon he sought to prevent the dump.
ing Of waste oil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Small Property Owners
Paying Taxes on Time

Up to Friday night there had been
collected $4,000 in taxes. and one
feature that stands out is the fact
that most of this money has been
collected from the small property
owner. Saturday the collections
amounted to $50 600. and teh rush to-
day is keeping all deputies busy TAX
ing in the money.
County Treasurer :. +. Haynie re-
ported this morning that people Were
paying taxes much more rapidly this
year than they did last, and the pros
poets are that the delinquent TAX list
will be small in comparison 10 what
II was last year.
Mr.. Haynie stated that he expected
q rush from the big taxpayers from
now until the clos Of the year as
they will desire to pay in order TO
avoid the Is per cent penalty that
will follow if the first half OF their
taxes 70 delinquent after January
first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Test Producing
n, Lime Formation

p" 4 sample Of oil produced
thad Oil and Gas Company
thiim IS, 7n-je, in Pottawato-
tnellmade in this city. snow
men v to be 81, which varies
standoreviously published re-
rious We the gravity as rang
rious v d. The possibilities
DAME. ell as a prolific pro
serious uid cause more than
stand 10. and stimulate more
crises, rea still remains
as ready by the reports OF
moral conceal fraternity who
IN taking Saturday. Accord
right serics. the we'll is not
CURED aioil oil sand Of any
l stand but is flowing
have poure, greater percent
the past cine. The formation
endeayor tat encountered in
citizens and and which caused
al condition the part OF opera
my creed expensive cost of
But / halucers. Whether or
Christ toon will exist in the
should bMaud test OF course
solution doubt
confronn the Maud we'll IL as
Il inch casing was set in
dendi depth Of 94Gj feet, with
men OF the hole open from
con down. Tie top OF sandy
inauon was reached at 1880
e' e'drilled through at 37,5 feet
H5 feet to 37'4 feet green
e slate was encountered. then
"a OF nine feet Of lime, 10 u
Of 3s03 feet which was the
epth Il the hole.
hole was then plugged back TO
ct and shot with 90 quarts OF
The well started 10 flow, av'
: go barrels daily during the
We days. with flows every two
Since last Wednesday the well
lde flows every four hours q
10 ten minute durations each.
hole has not been entirely
out since the shot and there
80 feet Of nll reported as be.
the bottom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Oklahoma-kansas Shows
Decline in Production

Total daily production ot the Hewitt
neld during the past week reached ap.
proximately $1,000 barrels. Healdton
reached $4,000 barrels. Daily produc.
ton Of Oklahoma during the past week
totalled about $4,000 barrels.
Crude oil production of Oklahoma
and Kansas during the past week to.
tailed an oven 100000 barrels. which
represented O. decline Of 400 barrels
FOR The week Oklahomas share Of
the production was 2l3 900 barrels. and
Kansas 5000 barrels Production by
fLnlde Ml. M. lnllnu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
ELECTION NOTICE

The regular meeting OF the share.
holders Of the First National Bank OF
Ardmore, Oklahoma. will be held at
its place Of business In said City and
state. between the hours OF 10 a. m,
and ? p. M. on Tuesday. January
10th 1922, for tho purpose Of electing
five 10 fifteen directors 10 serve for
the ensuing year and for the trans
action OF such other business ss may
come before the meeting.
ED sANDLfN. Cashier
e.ao
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
silk Manufacturers Protected

WASHINGTON, Dee. l9.--Silk man.
ufacturers in the United states re-
ceived u tariff protection Of $500 900,
900 in 1919, which translated into
prices in the retail stores amounted to
tax of $iO0 100000 on the consum-
ing public II. T.. Miles of Racine, wis,
chairman Of the fair tariff league.
declared Saturday before the senate
finance committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

n TVI tHNTsI VuaTItf OF SECTION 20,
saw. in the Hewitt southeast exten.
ion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
PARIS FLAT HUNTERS
MADE BUTT on JOKE

pAR1S.-Flat hunters IN parls
they are legion these dayA-,are
often the victims of a house agents
practical jokes Those taken in
recently are still talking about II
and threatening tho agent witt
summonses. while the latter is only
just recovering from the laughing
fit he had at the expense OF some
eighty people The trouble arose
over an advertisement published In
three rprls newspapers reading
Tor rent a thfee-room fiat. will
water and sss, 800 francs per year.
Apply 57 Eaubourg st. Honore."
From o'clock on people were TO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Amerada Rigging Up
in Section 20, 5s-1e

The Amerada Petroleum Company is
rigging up the standard tools on its
test on tho Baptiste farm, In the
southwest OF the northeast quarter ot
the southeast quarter Of section 90.
isle. Lively and Cribs have The
drilling contract.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

MANILA, Dec. ia mission bear.
ing a memorial to President Harding
setting forth objections to recon.
mendations and instructions Of the
Wood Forbes commission is scheduled
to sail for Washington January Is.
The mission will be composed OF 10
members of the legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
Natives Drowned In Flood

MANILA. Dee. 1s.-More than 20
natives were drowned by the tidal
wave that overwhelmed the towns
Of Ibajay and Macato, Island Of Ne
gros, November &c, according TO de-
tails received at Constabulary head
quarters here.