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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
{ 1ArWind Bald Hin

New operations being started IN
this district include the following,
The No. 3 well OF MCl<Cchnio ana
others located in the southwest cor
ncr pt the northwest OF the south
west OF lO-14-li Is "A rig on the
ground. The LcnnoX Uil company ia
rirgius IN TO go deeper on It's No.
6 well located in the southeast cor
ucr Of the southwest of IN" south
east Of the southwest OF 20 l,
which was formerly abandoned at
1895 feet The No, well OF the
Noco oil company located In the
center or tho east in" of the norm 70
cast .of the southwest of 22-li-lf
Is a rig up. hampton and others are
riggiug up on their No. t. Harrison
Io,a;pd in tho northeast corner of
The southwest Of tn" southeast OF
lE-l6-l4 to drill this operation deep
cr from 1,5No foot.
The NO Harrison Of the Okla
homn Oceanic oil company, n twin
location. located I'm the southwest
corner ot the northeast of ISL al
is good for 20 barrels natural n
sand from 1850 60 l,hu9 feet Same
company's 40. 6 woll In the center
! OF the southwest OF the northeast o
lS-l6-li Is good for 30 barrels pei
day in sand from 1887 20 lStO te't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
NeU Well Extends Fox
Bush Pool in Kansas

one Of the most important com
pletions In the Kansas fields Tor
months has been brought In by the
q. a. S. OH company, on its craig
lease north of the Fox Bush pool
This operation. being No. l Craig
located in the center OF the north
line OF the southeast OF 23-2S-5' mas
been drilled two feet in sand topped
ot 27S5 feet aud at last reports was
flowing at the rate Of zoo barrels
daily.
The new producer is n semi-wild- e.
cat, located two and half miles
north of the Fox Bush pool, ana
appears TO have proven an extension
of the pool for that distance. az II Is
| I'm the same pay sand. The well ~
not only significant on account OF It's
| location. but also is one or tho Dig
gest wells yet completed in the Fox
Bush pool and makes 1t look Ike
the big production will extend over
a considerable area.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

lowing! Tho No. ] well OF Parken-
son and others located In the north-
east corner OF the southeast of the
northwest of 84-13-l2 Is rig on
the ground; the Zig Ben on COM
pany's No. x Newly located IN the
southwest corner Of n" southeast
Of the southwest of G-13-l2 Is n RIG
upl the Badger on company has "A
machine IN for its No. well iocat-
ed In the center ot tho southeast or
tho northeast ~ 26-l3-l2; and the
Barbara oil company II rigSlus up
for it's No. Paul located in the
southwest corner OF the northeast
OF 30-ll-12.
The Wooster oil company mas
plugged its No. / Marshall located
In the mort Invest corner OF the south
west of the northeast ot 25-l2-ll.
This operation was drilled 10 total
| depth of 3,003 feet.
In the southeast corner OF the
| northeast of the southeast OF 81
12-l2 the No. : we'll of Newman
and others IA dry and abandoned at
"A total depth OF 2.3iS feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Late Developments in
the burbank Field

The No. . well of tho Carter on
company. located in the northwest
corner Of the southeast l 3l-21-b,
has been drilled 30 feet In the sand
topped a. $50 feet, and at last re
ports had 1000 feet of oil IN tho
hole. aud had made several small
flows This operation will doubt
less show much larger production
after being shpt
The northern extension well OF the
Guffcy- y-Gillespie oil company, locnt-
cd in the southeast corner OF the
ieouthwcst OF 3O-27-G, IS reported 10
have been drilled 10 feet IN the
Burbank sand topped NJ 2.s4b rect
and at last reports NOT much OH snow
| had been found. Th.s operation j.
about a quarter ~ mile north oil
| the production Of the Marland pool
and is one Of the most impptan'
! tests in the field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Logan County

In tho northwest corner OF tho
northeast Of 3.-l9-3 tho Butord
Brimm OH company n underroam-
Ing l0-lnch at 1887 feet In lta No,
/ Newman Total depth OF this
we'll iH l,52l feet
Tho No, | Joe Wyaut OF the Mul-
hall OH Ou company In the north
west corner Of the northeast OF y
lS-2, rs rhut down at 2,140 feet,
Champlln II Winkler are
fishing for flve-inoh casing on their
No. I Hcimbpugh I'm tho southeast
corner Of the northeast OF l2-lI-4'
Total depth 2,Shu feet.
In the southwest corner of the
northwest OF 2i-l7-2 the Roxona
Petroleum company is undrream-
ING aix-inch ut a total depth of
JlSd feet ON It's No. ! cole.
The oklahoma Drilling company''
No. Johnson iu the southyast cor
nfr ~ the southwest OF 36-lo-2 II
shut down at a total depth of S2I
foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

2,65i. This wcll connected TO pipe
limo made S25 barrels IN "A hours
is not completed.
In the northwest corner OF tho
OF the southwest or ~
2i-l the Mid-Co has UP 10 zig ON
its No. Robinson.
Tho McCuskcy n Wonta on tholr
No. In the center OF south limo OF
the northwest Of tho northweHt OF
thenorthwcst OF 92-2i-l have up n
rig.
Tho No. / Miller OF the Marland,
located IN tho southwest corner OF
the northeast of 2-24-lc, got sand
between A.SGb fcct and 4,27O Feet.
Drilling at ASA feet they have n
good showing OF oil.
The Marland is underreamtng
eight inch nt 2,2b2 feet on us NO.
III Collier, located In the southwest
corner OF the northeast OF tho
southeast Of seal east. 800,
Tho No. / Whittier of the Bill--
inga Petroleum company, located
in the northeast corner OF the south
east OF the southeast OF b-25-2 ls
smut down at 2,205 feet.
The Mid-Co IL Cementing nj
lto,al depth Of 2,442 feet on the No
IlO-A Wnshburn, located I'm th'
southeast corner Of tho southwest
OF 15-2J-2.
In the northeast corner OF the
southeast Of the southwest OF 10,
23-2 the Mid-Co IL drilling at $3.50
feet on its No. ia Washburn.
The Getty oil company'' 30
Yost I'm the northwest corner or th'
northeast of 22-232 Is shut dowl
a, c.205 feet.
The No. / Harvey OF tho Cham
y pin, located In the southeast corne
oc the northeast of l6-22-2, IL shu
down at 2,A22 feet.
Tho Shulor ana others lost TN
hole at l,4l2 fcut and are sklddinl
thc rig so feet south on their No.
.lscaton, located in tho center noru
line OF the southeast Of 3l-22-l'
Tho Twin states, located In tn
northeast corner OF the northWes
" the northeast OF 29-2l-l, IL un
dcrrcnminr x-inch at l,Sli feet o
| It's No / Van.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Bio Gas Well at Morris

one of the largest gas wells com
pletcd in tho Morris tuwnsito field
was being drilled In, and started out
mailing 2O,OOO,00O feet OF gas day.
This operation. being tho No. wen
OF Johnson and others located IN
tho southwest corner or the norm
cost Of tho southwest Of the north
.e4t Of 1s-l3-14 found the big pay
I'm sand from 1850 to $3.50 feet.
Ua2lett and others have ma
china I'm FOR their No. we'll located
I'm the center Of the west line of the
southwest Of tho northeast of J.
1a-li
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
BarnsddH OH Corporation
Makes Good ShOping

Tho Barnsdall OH corporations
statement Cor the six months, ending
Juno 80, shows an operating ptout
after payment of all interest charges
OF $1,232.27S. Tho following deduc-
tlona arc made against operations
for the period: Depletion, Si72.l4S;
depreciation. 1859, 1856; drilling eN-
penscs, s330,989: amortization or
bond discount, sll2.lSS; ana tor
prico reduction on inventory, $3l3,-
727. leaving net loss for the period
of S3S6,9ll. Drilling expenses are
largely for completion of wells start
ed prior TO January /, A report or
the directors states tho compnny's
refinery is operating at 90 per cent
capacity and 80 per cent OF the pro-
duotlon is being marketed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
At Beggs

The No. I Hill OF the Sheridan Oil
company. located In the northwest
corner OF the southeast of tho south
west of 22-l5-10, has been shot with
90 quarts, and 1t only developed
production of rs barrels. The new
well is just a quartcr~mile southeast
of the three original wells Of this
now Wilcox sand pool. all Of which
have stared out with big production,
and makes II appear that the trend
OF the big stuff" does not run to
the south. The Wilcox sand in the
Sheridan well was found from 2,S5i
to 2,s5t feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Actire in McIHtOsh
County Pool

The No. starr ur Nicholson ana
others located In the southwest cor
nor OF tho southeast Of 32-12-l4,
which was drilled into the SAND
some time nRo. has been shot with
60 quarts and Is good for 100 bar,
rcla The sand In this test was FOUND
from 1859 TO 1905 feet.
Since tho finding OF good produc-
ton IN thus pool tho activity In TINS
section has been increasing, ana
several now operations We're started
last week, In the northeast corner
OF the northwest Of 31-12-lA the No,
/ we'll OF the Simplex OIL company
is.a rig up, and W, H.. Pine has a
rl. ON tho ground for his NO wen
located in the northwest corner OF
the northeast corner or the sou'h'
wost OF 2s-12-l4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
important Conference On

There was an importance confer
cnce on In Chicago yesterday with
reference 20 the price OF gasoline
In the state Of Indiana and fcw
towns In Michigan whero the stand
ard of Indiana recently cut th" price
two cents gallon on account ut a
cut mado by the Indian RotlninE
company OF LaurcnceNille, III. All
the leading rcfincrs are in attcnd-
ance and It Is hoped that somcthing
may be done To bring about nu end
to Ihc price cutting war, which IT
allowed To continue, will more than
likely lead TO much further priro-
cutting which II always bad thing
Tor all concerned,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Ticker Dope

NEW YORK, Aug Arkansas
Gas now well. on the wood farm In
southern Arkansas. ON the Joint hold
.ings OF Arkansas Natural Gas and
TransContincntnL may be n 1000 or
3 O0-barrel producer. a feature OF
this now wcll is that II extends the
EldOrado field two miles to the
south Tanks are being erected,
preparatory TO the drilling In of the
well, and l2,OOO feet. OF tour-inch
pipe line is being laid 10 rouuo,s up
with the main line ol V"luacunu-
mental.
Pcnnok on, covering .hr second
quarter Of the year. s Expected to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
OIL mAuKrr QUOTATIONS.
Hoc Canada ReT0rds
the oil Producer

Ihc u nIi'd S'h''' n'n ,', M -,
VnId"'' "a 'N"'.' ~. 'i.. ~. ,,.,.
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nuu sun W. anu IT," N.,i,,
''''H'" "'a Pl l,t' ,,rt,, "a,
I''ie ~ ,Pr'o'.''" nj o,'tt,r
"Eatns' ~, 49, ~ ,it,.i,,,, IT,, t.t,lf ,r
A"l'''.'. w ,',.s,,' ta ,.,,ii,,,lpr
uhtSc S'l'o ,"t.'S c,,,p, A,u,r.,-
anu VIC ','.,,..i w. ,st.,I Tar
""u "'N''" ~
As against TINS u hhu"ld "' wv,
derstood that the 'ahndIlh E'''''
mcnt is l'vyiug a thriU ON ,lI u"'
mas h'rh N'h, ,,ti.'n .,
u'""S w. '"' Y' ,,, ,f ,,,ii,.
u"u. .I. 49, f,Ii,,,,'
H''h'' WIN u
KING EDWARD ~ ug an" W."
advice ana consent OF in' '' ''"'' ''''
house of commons OF 'auadh ,hl'
cd thc i"I!"W'nt loW' u"''u "'' ~
l9lO' WhI'n ls 7"" Ih '''''''
I. This act may bc clt"d Hs lhr
Petroleum Bounty Act 1908.
Q Tbc governor In council may
authorize the payment ont of the
c,nsoIidated rryruuo fund OF "a
bountv Of one and onc-hnf cent
n.r i,nnorial gallon ON all crude pc
trolounn having "A spcclflc gravity
,'ot loss than Sa3t at 60 degrees by
Eahronheit's thermometer produced
from wells I'm canada or from shalcs
or other Hihsianceg mined In Can
ado on ana after the day on which
,his oo, cN,,ss into force cc.--tho anld
,a,,u,y - ho mid 10 or divided
an,nn,s, Tho nrnducers of tho ne
.,rnleun the owner or nccuplcr OF
~. snt through which Il ia incd
or ,yor or sucb other pcrson intcr-
as,od or ,,inriousiv affected by tho
mtnin, onerntiona or works as the
ssa,,a,,,, Ca counru hv REGULATION
eUrrn,,os
80, ,..,. an,
d. INC HlliiH,'' ol t, a.
commeroe snn'I po ,,'. ~ ,,,,,, ,,,,
autnIntSl r'''pn q. LIS, '.''s ',' ", ,n, s",,
supJec' 10 .lc "pp.".n' W. ,,,,ri, .r,,,,,
ernor IN couhcll' uha"v sun ,'
"'ions us Nv uc''' r. sat,
spectIhs 'He payment
pouht'es' .,.,,,,,, ~,
y: tnaN"r 90 ut Wv a,'' n','oty
.'V" @ u'u tno ~, 49,, s,o,,,tes
act, leOS, chhPtor % VI '"' ''"'''''
OF iVVS' "re rcp,n,eu' A.. ,,,,,,,,,,
There ~ IN huultion " ,no ou",,'s
what Is celiod tne Nht'ua cus.ui'
th.i', Wnlcn uu'i''ss ,'oe Va ~ a.
crude petroleum. iuol unu 50 ''
,oISo rpcoH' hluN',s VI "
90 deSrees teinpVralure, ,,,,u
ihuihlha'l.s on .on'pt In,ro
or III p"rt ol tne pl""ucs vi vi, ~,
leuh cual, %n"'o VI nNl',u' -.
more than SV ce,'S poI s1''Ii ~ N
ac's tnr'il ~ 10 pp' .,ss' ~
ms BRITISH pIcIoie,','ia' .uitss o. -.
per cent my .".u'''o ~ 'i''' -' ~
cent sehctu' '"i,l'; .--,,
bupnica,'ns oiH nua '''
III or i-S oents per s".'o"i o,,
trude pvtro',uIl s"s u''s, III, III
NUN hhphth", n.".i'. ~"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Prairie Pipeline Runs

The Prairie Pipeline company re-
ports the following shipments for
the month ending July 81, l9-l;
Total shipments 5,+20,2il $50 bar
ryla, daily average OF litAiS bar
rrls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Small Producer Near
Sapulpd

The March oil company has 30
barrel well in it's 40. | Big Pond
located in the northwest corner OF
tho northwest CT tho southwest OF
G-lS-12. sand In this operation was
picked up about 1,59S fact.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

Tom Iydon, secretary OF the Rox-
ana Petroleum company, with head
quarters in st. Louis, is married and
his friends throughout the Mid-Con-
tincnt field are offering heartiest
congratulations The charming bride
was formerly Miss Alice Stanley of
oak Park, H., and IL was at the
home of the brides mother that the
nuptials were celebrated with f.. Z.
Fitzpatrick, an old friend OF the
grooms, officiating as best man.
Tho happy couple will be at home al
the Buckingham hotel, st. Louis,
after September /. II Is said that
not In years has there been a we'd
ding that attracted as much interest
in refining circles, and that there
were many pre-nuptial parties at
the EdGcwater Beach and New
Drake hotels, in honor Of rhe happy
couple. Mr.. Lydon, when controller
OF the Pierce Oil company, made
| frequent trips to Mexico and Is We'll
known in or circles there. His we'd
ding came as a surprise as Mr. Iy-
| don had made his home at the Mis-
souri, Athletic club in st. Louis and
was noted for his hospitality and
| Iliberality. He is, nevertheless. being
rem embered by all his friends In
| Tulsa, who wish him much jov and
a long life ana much prosperity.
James L. Grizzard, assistant oil
editor Of Tho World, Is leaving for
his home in Austin, Texas and will
doubtless be back on the job again
within the next few weeks, as Aus
tin is a VERY. quiet town these days
j. J. Roop Will act az assistant oil
editor during his absence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Nep Rig in Dedner Pool

The Edgar oil company mas a
riE ON the ground for It's so, ! wei
/. Gated In the southeast corner OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

the northeast cf l1-ll-i1. The new
! ig will make up the fourth offset
for these four corner operations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

Ben II. Ashton OF the Noble Oil &
Gas Co, has returned from trip
to Columbus and Cleveland, ONO,
and Buffalo, y. Y. Mrs. Ashton and
little son accompanied him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
OIL AND GAS
Lcases--Suppiics- Dduction. Eto,

Cash offered for proven, settled |
production. Must 10. bargains from |
owners direct. Brokers eliminated. |
Address NJ. ID. Aghtfoot Spring
field, MO.--Adyt
wANTED-2GO0 foot one inch
second pipe. Coleman Nelson Corp.
4O3 South Chcycnne.--Ady
TRACKAGE PROPERTY FOR
RHNT-iarge warehouse 1diuIuiuE
platform, office ana yard space
suitable for any business Phone
Usage At36.--Adv,
e.OO0-acre ranch for sale. eleven
,,i,es from Pprtalcs, improved,
watered and stocked, Terms V, l..
Crowen. Portales, ~ M,~-Advt
FOR SAI.E-Three cars S-'nch
p9hb. new National tub" make line
pipe. Also one car now l'l2 inch
fO-lb. new casing and one car tS
l7-lb. S. IL. casing at bargain
Write TO Il. o. box 2s2' Tulsa Okla
q s-Adv''
office desks, chairs, cabinets ant
other equipment for sale very cheap
Phone Usage 4aoI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

Each appearance OF President dc
Valera OF the Sim Tcin, Arthur
Griffith. founder OF the organiza-
tion. and their associates In London
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
with the Oil Men

w. II. Gray. president Of the Ma. =.
t.onai Association " Independent
OIL Producers, is in Houston Texas
on business and will return to Tulsa
in about n week.
+. y. Misner Is back from motor
trip to tho northern lakes and re-
ports having fished with many or
tho summer visitors who hail from
Tulsa and says that so far "a travel
ing ts concerned, there Is only about
70 per cent of normal. There are
but few motors and the weather has
been unusually warm, which prooa-
bly, account for same.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

wANTED--260O foot one inch
second pipe. Coleman Nelsou Corp.
4O3 South Chcycnnc.--Ad
The Washington times., 1921-03-15

A delegation of several hundred
residents on and adjacent to Livings-
ton road, the main thoroughfare run
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
VET BONUS VOTED
|NELEVEN STATES
Cash Gratuities and Land
Grants Authorized All =,
Branches Included. :

CHICAGO. March l5.-Elcver States
have adopted plans for payment of
cash bonuses to soldiers. sailors and
regularly enlisted nurses Of tho world
war. according to information gath
| cred here today.
The other States have either is-
nored the bonus plan or have au-
| thorized land grants to ex-service men!
| Several States, especially in the North
| west. have appointed commissions to
aid veterans in settling on land.
Following States planned cash
bonuses:'
Maine---A nat payment of 500 TO
| all who served between April 6, 1917,
and November 1, 1918.
Massachusetts-A nat payment of
800 to all who served up to the
armistice.
Minnesota-Fifteen dollars a month
to all who served from April Z. up to
the date Of "signing of peace" The
law provides for q minimum payment
of $50.
Wisconsin-Ten dollars a month for
each month of service. Also an edu-
cational appropriation of $40 a month
for those who are '"in school" up to a
limit of four years.
washington-Fiftee dollars
month for each month Of service
New YorkATen dollars a month for
each month of service, with q limit
of S240 to each man.
New Jersey-Same as New York.
New Hampshire-Flat payment of
800 to all who served.
Rhode Island-Same As New Hamp-
shire.
Vermont-Ten dollars q month for
period of service.
In thirteen States there are laws
which attempt to aid the ex-soldier in
| settling on land. In some cases a
preference is allowed for public lands
In few credit 10 offered to buy lands
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
C. W. U. Faculty
Has Ball Team,
Fine Spring Weather
Awakens Youth In
Learned Professors.

Tho fine spring weather has
awakened the youth in members Of
the faculty at George Washington
University. The "profs" have got
tho baseball bug. Greek. higher
mathematics, rhetoric. history and
political economy will be showed
aside for awhile and the learned
gentlemen will don their oldest
clothes and chase the ball around
the diamond.
So enthusiastic are the faculty
members that they have organized
q team. Prof. Dewitt c. Croissant.
of the English department. who
knows the drama from A to q and
who can tell you all about mis-
placed modifers, double negatives.
"shall" and "will," and the subjunc-
tive mode, will toss the old rhetoric
aside and manage the team.
Professor Bolwell Is being
groomed for the pitching box The
deans of the four colleges in tho
arts and sciences department prob
ably will compete for Jobs In the
outfield. Bryan Morse. director OF
student activities. will serve as
coach. He expects to- have his
hands full.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15

Juveniles. ribbed black stockings, with double
6h to 9k. 3>pairs Asc.-,Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
NEWS CLEANINCS FROM
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

To serve ~ Jurors at tho April
term of the circuit court for Prince
Georges county. which convenes here
April 4. Judge Fillmore BealI has
drawn the following: LePage Cron-
miller (foreman) Journer T. Hill.
Milton J. Payne, James r. Ridgely,
Lloyd N. Perrie. James w. Edelen.
Charles L. Jenkins. Philip S. Nalley,
Roy Young, w. Gilbert Dent, william
II. Owens. R Leo Hall. George f.
Runtt- r. Lee Smallwood. Garretson
Bricksrd. Louis E Branson. Newman
G. Dudrow. James H. DUNCAN. Ber-
nard F Brown. J. Fl. d. Ketner.
Harry w. Gore. William C. Duley,
Millard Thorne. Walter A Randall.
bHerndon Peach, Charles A McPher-
son. Thomas NJ. Taylor. James A.
Brown. Simpson Colbert, Benson p.
Mcdaniel. Joseph p. Wilson, Henry
hammers. Charles w. Brown. William
P. Magruder. william F. Keyes
Francis H Shipley. William Constan-
tine, John H. Traband. James Il.
Baden. John +. Dent Milton !. Ryon.
Jefferson Beall, Joseph s. Fowler,
Alexander H Terrett
OF the above list of forty-eight the
FIRST twenty-five drawn by tho court
on the opening day Of tho session
will. with the foreman named. con-
stitute the grand jury. The remaining q
from which juries will be selected
during the frst week of court The
panel from which Juries will be Sc
lected during the second week of
court Is composed of Albinus Con-
away. Arthur Baden, Russell L.
Grimes. Floyd F. 'Nalley, Fabian
Heilig, John F. Wilson. r. Carol
6
Ryon, Charles NJ. Poole, Oakley. d.
Howell. George G. Wiscman. Fred
erick w. Wilson, Claude w. Tayman.
William B. Morgan. John NJ Roberts,
jr., Case Boioe, J. Howe Rawlings,
Philip w. Lewis, Clarence Aitcherson,
Oscar c. Queen. Charles e. Arthur.
w. Wesley Beall. Edgar Rifenbark.
Percy Duvall.
The forty-eisht are required to be
Tho second weeks petit Jurors are
required to be present on tho fol-
lowing Monday. Requests to be ex-
cused from service must be fled on
or before March 20. Sickness of the
Juror or member of his family will
be the only excuse accepted as valid.
Announcement has been made by
Harvey e. Smith, of Hyattsville, that
he is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for sheriff of Prince
Georges county. Smith, q local wood
and coal dealer. has been q county
officer for a number of years and is
now a deputy sheriff. County officer
Thomas H. Garrfson. also of Hyatts-
willie, has stated he Is also, consider
ing entering the night for the Repub-
lican nomination for sheriff
! Following announcement OF the ex-
istence in Hyattsville of a wel1-de-
fined. but mild case of smallpox.
forty-four children of the Hyatts-
willie schools have been vacinated by
DR.. Reverdy Sasscer, county health
officer, on the advice OF Miss Agnes
Fraser, county Red Cross public
school nurse.
A delegation of several hundred
residents on and adjacent to Livings-
ha in thnpOnUhfare
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ming south Of Washington parallel
to the Potomac river by way of
Oxon Hill and Piscataway to Indian
Head and other points in Charles
county. appeared before Governor
Richie and the State roads commits
sion in Baltimore to urge tho ex-
tension of Improvements on this
highway.
origin of the fre which q few
nights ago destroyed the railroad
station at Collington. is veiled in
mystery. Some freight and small
amount of cash were lost
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of making improper remarks to q
young white woman.
As the officers were taking the
negro to the county jail at Barlow.
they were held up by a mob OF armed
men, overpowered and the negro
taken from them. He was hanged TO
a tree near the roadside.