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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

the northeast OF the southeast OF
4I-i6-g.
a. g. B1nkcuship lq fishing az
225 fcDt ON SO. ] Hubbard in the
southeast of the southwoat 0f i5-tj-G
The ElT0 OH cJmp1uy's test on
th. Jones farm in the southwest of
5-15-5 ig shut down for orders at
3.33I feet
Tho Prairie on g. Gas co. ls drill
lug st 1896 feet ou the so. I llamon
iu tho northeast OF The southwest
OF aI.IG-1.
Th. oklahoma Producing a. re,
filming corp. tcat uu the King farm
is % rig ON the ground lu tho north
eJat of gI-tG-4.
o. E sUrk haa q rig ON 'hr srouud
Tor Np. King lu the northwest OF
thb southwest pf a2.lG-T so. I
Jones boo tho uo.fhW'st " tho north
east uf the northeast of 90 is rigging
up tu spui.
TU, from Mountain on company
Hl. TOOLS moved iu for test ON the
N.... farm BOO tho northwest of the
northeast uf 83.lb-t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
!Shdffer oil &c Refining Co.
DeeD Test DrU

Tho Shaffcr Oh & Refining Go.
dccp tcst I'm tho southwest corner
W the northeast of tho southwest Of
2j-lN.5. is dry at 1865 feet Tho
top ~ the NilcuN vor CtcouutcrCd
90 a.Sl9 fcrt Another brcnl, was
encountered at ASA foci, and was
drilled iG fcot ln The test had
neither gas. oll nr water.
lu section go. Hale a Cassidy's tost
n the northwest ui the 9uuthwrst
~ the southeast have shallow gna
ana oil sand at lao feet This sand
has been found in othcr wells In the
section containing gas. hl not To q
commercial extent They bradcu-
headed tho gas. aud tho wcll started
20 mako somo OIL This well is par
tlcularly interesting because ~ tho
shallow depth Of tho wei, ana the
high gravity OF tho oil found, which
tcsts BIC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

where they have been looking over
The Barnsdall holdings IN that field.
Mr.. Reeser viii be pleasantly sur
prisod upon his return. by the up
ward trend the oil industry has
taken since his departure, when he
gave this department OF The World
mighty gloomy Interview. The
price OF crude has been advanced
2J cents in the Mexia field, with a
corresponding advance IN the price
of El Dorado. Arkansas, crude. while
the past two days. gasoline has been
advanced from to cents In Tulsa.
Chicago and all the eleven states
comprising the Standard Of Indiana
territory.
"Jim" J. Moroney. wcll-knuwn oil
operator Is In the city from OkmtD-
gee looking after business interests.
John Carson. president Of the
TaXman Refining company, Is In the
city from Chicago Mr. Carsows
arrival IN Tulsa on the day that
gasoline prices are advanced cents.
recalls his telegram Of April g.,
which read. Tank wagon ad-
vance anticipated throughout mid
die west. All products in demand
for export. signed. Taxman Refiu-
ing company, j. NJ. Carson. prea-
dent" Mr. Carson Il not only an
optinist and a prophet. but one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

ord ie surrounded Nv large acre.
ago under lo1so by waldo s. Buokiln
and other compauicH
Tho WHlkSr Drilling company Be-
drilling the Tom Slick test on the
MckooW1n farm In the northwest Of
e3-2s-5n. Ut 2,7bO feet. and has
fkiddcd tho rig on tho National RE-
nuIug compnny'8 test on the Buehlor
firm, iu tho northwest Of Is
'1.fn. to start new hoic. After
drI'lIUg TO ZOO feet on the urst
hole ~ became necessary 10 make a
new start because OF crooked hole.
caused boy q bailcr being lost and
Hu attempt to drlll by g.
Tho Dav on comulny ia settling
tho 70 1-2 inch casing at 900 feet
900 tho J1u2cu farm in the northeast
o' 3G.2h-ow. to fhHt of n bad
cave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Reach Sand This Week

The Gypsy on company. drilling
the wildcat tcst Ia the Otoc coun-
try In tho White Mule allotment, in
tho northwest OF 24-22-lc, has
reached depth OF 2,2GO feet and
II Is expected that tho contompIat.
ed producing sand at 900 feet will
hc encountered this week. This r.
understood Ia be the depth at which
the sand found north OF Morrison
at 2,G0O feet should be encountered.
The kellly-llowe well. drilling
farther west In Noble county, is
also down about the same depth az
the Gypsy aud expects to reach this
same sand about April 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
HdHCH Wen To BE
COmpictCd SATURDAY.

Tu" Turner toat Iu the southwest
of a-'O-f s f.dA,Ing 100 barrels uit-
uuU pen day, 1t two feet bon the pay
sand. S'uuso tanks are being erect
nd and Co den Pipeline company i8
laying 90 line to This location.
This pay sand was topped az 2.13S.
ana considered to be tho Bouvor
sand, which has a. record in tho
Cleveland field both Tor its prolific
output aud staying qualities.
Tho oil Is of extraordinary high
grade. testing 38 gravity. This i'm
portuut tcst will be drilled IN Sat
urddy Of this week. April 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Important Test North Of
BmbdHk ShOiOing Both
oil and Gas

Tho &. Il. Pctcrs-FinanCo OIL
companys important deep test two
or three miles north OF the Burbank
pool. IN the southeast Of S-27-G. got
the top Of the Big lime AZ 3,04O
foet, aud they are now drilling at
3,1i0 feet with u lot OF gas show
ing and sumo oil.
This test is being watched with
much interest by oil operators, and
the showiuEs are mighty satisfac-
tory. They arc still about 200 feet
Off the Wilcox sand. which viii he
topped nt approximately $3.50 feet.
This ls the only well ever drilled to
tho Wilcox sand Ia the Usage Rnd
there has hcCn only one test drilled
into the limo In the Burbank pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Wilcox oil Company
Has Another Big One

Tho Wilcox OIL a Gas CO. is COM
plotting another well eligible 10 tho
"Eushcr' class I'm No. o ON the Peggy
SrWCll farm in the southwest OF IS
1919. Bristuw field.
Ton OF the deep sand was encOunt-
cred az 1870 feet and az feet IN
tho we'll is estimated at approNi-
matoly 1000 barrels. II made $40
barrels actual gauge from last eyc-
ming until Z o'clock Tuesday morn
inc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Cemeterg Wen in Burgess

Tho Marland oil company offset
10 its famous cemetery well, which
Die the sand Sunday at depth OF
$3.50 feet b. boo the Burgess sand, ac-
yordlug 20 the biologists. II is on
ton Of tho Mississippi lime and from
90 10 100 feet below tho sand that
is the big producer In tho Hickman
ar western Usage district This sand
has produced several good pools in
this district, principally the Me-
Michael, - miles north OF ponca
CITY, ana the Murlaud pool. three
miles southwest also i'm the Novine
district, at 3,tUo tcct, This sand Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

In sand from 2,674 TO 2,683 feet I'm
the northeast Of the northwest OF the
southeast Of 13-t1-11.
W. Phillips has 1900 barrel nat
ural lu sand from 2G75 10 2.6SS feet.
in the northwest OF the southwest OF
the northeast Of 13-i1-11.
Gypsy oil company has a 75-
barrel well on beam In sand from
2,743 to 2.74G feet I'm the southeast
NJ tho northeast Of the southeast OF
13-1t-ll
Gypsy oil company has 8f0-barrel
natural in sand from ana 10 2.726
feet in tho center Of the west line
~ tho northeast Of the southeast OF
i3-ii-i1.
Gypsy oil company has 1850
barrel natural iu sand froId 2,Gs2 ~
2.Gg5 feet, in the center OF tho north
line Of tho northeast OF the South
west OF l3-11-11.
French Lyons have 1900 barrel
natural tn sand from 2,6S3 to 1881
fee iu tho southwest Of the SOUTH
east OF the northwest Of l3-11-11.
kingwood OIL company has 500
barrel natural IN sand from 2,6s3 10
-,69l feet. iu the northeast Of the
northwest or the southeast of 81
ll-l1.
Phillips Petroleum company has
lOOO-harrcl natural. iu the north
west Of tho southeast Of the north
east OF 24-ll-ll.
Turman OH company has 500
barrel natural iu sand from 2.67g to
2.6Si feet, iu the center OF the west
limo OF the northeast OF the south
east. OF 24-11-11
Carter OIL company has 3O0-barrel
natural iu sand from 2,674 to 2,6g2
feet, I'm the center OF the east line OF
The west half OF the northeast OF
25-l1-11.
Garter OH company has SOO-barrcI
natural in sand from 2.J2U to 1854
feet in the center OF tho wcst line Of
me uorthWcst of the northeast Of
2a-ll-11.
Carter Oh company has IO-barroI
natural iu sand from 1850 10 9.t7I
rect I'm the center Of tho north line
OF the northwest of the northeast OF
2j-li-11,
Okla-Ccntral OIL company has
l20O-hHrrCl natural in sand from
a.'yO To 2,6ll feet. in the center Of
lhe east line OF the northeast of the
northwest OF 2J-lI-II.
Iidal OIL company with hole fun
OF water has abandoned AT 3.OOs
lcot in the northwest OF the south
east OF the northwest OF 36-1t-lI.
Philhps Petroleum and kimbley
have 6O-barrel on beam la sand from
2,1ij to 2,74S feet. Ia the southwest
OF the northwest OF the southwest OF
l6-ll-12.
Wiser oil company has g6O-barrcl
natural In sand from 1853 to 2.sg3
rect. In tho southwest of tho south
west OF lS-1l-12.
Wiser oil company has 1 OSO.
barrel natural In sand from 2.5I5 70
-.15l feet IN the northwest of tho
11-12.
Minnchoma has S4O-barroI nat
ural IN sand from 2.624 to 2.644 feet.
IN lhc northwest of the northwest of
BILLIE.
North Baltimore has abandoned at
1000 rect, IN the center ot tho south
west or the southwest OF 12-12-1l.
Black Petroleum company has
lVV-barrcl natural In sand at 1906
10 l.93b feet In the center OF the
southeast of the southwest OF "a
Dingwall has 125-barrol natural
IN sand from l,944 to 1850 feet. i'm
inc southwest Of the northwest of
me southwest OF 3i-12-l2.
w. B. Pine has abandoned AT
ldOi feet, I'm tho southwest OF the
northwest OF tho northeast of 49,
1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
To DTiH Six Tests
In Texas

Tho states oil corporation, which
is ono az the associate companies
OF McCaskcy- Vent OF Poucn city.
viii start Immediately tho drilling
OF six tests near Pioneer In Eastlnnd
county TeAas. Tho sale OF lumber
for Nix rigs was made In Enstland
the past week. amounting TO $4,000
and snid to be the largest individ
unl lumber deal thus far made in
hat district. A understood hero.
The Pioneer district is an extension
of the main pool In Eastland county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Fishinn at Top Of Lime

g. u. Peters and tho Oliphaut OIL
company are FISHING at tho top ut
the Mississippi lime at 2,200 feet In
their No. In the northeast OF
6-2"-q.
This wcll b. direct offset 10 the
same Interests No. I, which has been
q good producer In tho Wilcox sand
for some time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
At BristOu

The Wilcox & Oswalt No. . Big
pond, iu the southwest OF the south
east Of 1860, is drilling I'm the
Glenn saud at 2.i5O feet. This is
going 10 the butcher sand which
they expect to pick up about $3.50
feet.
Homer J.. Wilcox Is rigging up in
the southwest corner OF ;hc north
hIlf no tho southcast/of l3-16-g In
the No. T. Tiger. No. is rigging
mp just 500 feet east on the same
tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
WIN the Oil Men

II. A. Broomfleld. general manager
of the Barnsdall OIL Corporation In
the Mid-Continont field and in CALI
fornla, with T.. B. Recsor. vice preh-
dent Of the Barnsdall oil Corpora.
tiou and president OF the Barnsdall
OH company, with headquarters Ia
New York, are expected to arrive
home tonight from California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Late NcHs on Hiidcdt rest
In BHticr county. Kansas

Tho guuvIDu a. NcSvucucy toat
Zoo ihp southeast corner OF tho south
east uf th, southeast NJ 3i-2S-G. h"-
ing SO. ou tho Smith-Coopcr farm,
Butler county, Kansas, iH drilling
ai 2.U1O feet. This ls about thrco
and half miles cast Of tho Fox
Bush pool and ls being watched with
grout Interest in the hopes of 4;
proving up nov territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Operations in the Okemd-
WcWOkd Districts

IlT INHl UUd assoc IuftH YHD
.duuur ni al.0 f..t after brud,u.
heading fUpsI..uuU.0 0Un.f foot abp.,.
/ Iur uf gpH found 100 2.1uO foot Boa tho
/ frH u tur northeast or the north
I east Or It.IT-..
~ A s,,,ib I. JrgIi,- .t ,.t
. frri boz fIr ..tifbv.rat nf tb. 'sn,Y,J,
|.,., 80 p.. ,.,,,t.,...., ~ 90 ''''"
. ,, ''.. ''o' ,'',,, ,,,' .,' " w 1'.'.'. ,'...
I ..'',.. ',''''.' i7 u'i,'hE Ht
WV" ',,. 'l DUO n"'. ~, lu, Gene
''r OF '"' mon lh"''I OF 'i-'-l0.
IiHw"nd ana others are shut down
nt luan foot Ht tho center Of the
foutholHt of aC.s-S.
W. O. V.pIIov aud others have d
rlg boz tine northeast of the uorfu-
east of It.h.Il
pr,.,I, ,I A. g,4 a., is druu,..
- uua. Zoo, .p a.. ,,,t,. ng a..
,..riI,,,.t az u,. r,r,i,,,,,,
.U...fu
''' 10 l H''S
'"N ".' i' I' 'H' ''NI'i "l
,'' .""', .',, ', . ''"'I'".l "'
'N. I'. N''"' 'I il.''.
Nl',fh'ny 'i, .,9lpor'i,'n hl'.
., ',"".'' "l a.""u I''l u. ,l'
.'' ,''l l.' u,''''"'7' "' 'l'
',, l.... ,..
, ,'' w. W. i' ""ll "'W" n.
'IuU I,'l NJ INC ''nI'r or me
N',.n u.' ot 'n' "''H"'7t OF '"e
7' ,,Il..., ,,ll'"1t or or .-- .,
ulu "'',tH "lNo l't
m ,n' 'o E""'''"'' OF 'ho ho''h"'7'
"' 49,. ,..,.,.., -. ,..,f..
i, ~, ,,' l"o','o'l
nl W., H"Hlh"rat OF 'Ho hputhehsl OF
2',a-I2 ,, .. ,.,
t ,"',i' VI q l. ,'aH 20, ls spuuuinE
UT ll lH' h'uIlN'Nl OF luc bpulh-
"'Si OF l-lo-9
""" u'ph "Iu oIh'IH are spuu0IhL
j. lu INC sou'h'aHt OF lhe northeast
"l ..,
" i''U'I Mld"'7t nav" rlE
'l ,I'' confer oi lnr ,'nt I'ne or in'
soulh'hsi OF inc snutlloast OF 2-lu-9.
oklavnnia is drilling at 4io feet
.i We ''nlrt "I lhe uortn IN, OF ih'
mo-, ,h'h1l nI 'n' hntlu'ast OF J iu-9.
Empire Gas y Fuel CO. is drllling
'l 9uu zee, w. 'lo Iul'Ii'1st OF ,','
sou 9lu''Ht or inc h"i 'htNst or II-lO-D.
INn"",h ,"I'uiu COMPANY De-
'puuuHlE lh IN inc holth'dNl OF thy
nor, invest OF ihe northeast ot
~ ,IV-'. ~
independent ana others are ann |
ing al IllO loot M mo northwest
OF the northwest 2t l2-lO-9
TranScontinenial r. skidding rig
mhI "nanaonlnE WIN gas snow ~
2,l3H rect IN the southwest OF the
northeast OF 29-lO-lO.
Mldmunt ~ smut down NJ 1910
rect IN ihe Houthwcst OF the south
west OF 3-lO.ll
burton ana Others nave n rig In
the northeast OF the southeast OF
V-iO-ll'
lrhnscontlnoninl mas rig IN the
southelst OF tho northeast OF
lV. .lV-i
hlinhlry ond DINERS nave rig IN
thc northwest or ll-lO-ll.
llpph ana others arc smut down
at l.3'O rect IN the northwest OF the
souihWcst or tho southwest OF
l',iO.lI
FlHner n DuNnll nre fpNtdi0E In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Sonth of The LNOns Pool

Tho NwDrudp Petroleum corpora
tiou No. Q llailo. boz tho sOuthou.t ut
thn northwest of 1Da12-I1. hu.
reached the ton of the sand at $3.50
fDut ana viii hc drilled iu today.
This is offsctting tho Anglo Tex on
company wen, which came iu over a.
year uEo making 400 barrels. aud De-
now mnkInE 100 harIcIA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

man whose opinion Is vs-,
sought after and depended much
+. =. CspotD Geyer. cbis,
gist for the Marland lnfarss,ls seolo.
John Cleary head of the Isra ahd
partmeut ~ the Marls0d pS psG. ae-
company, are In the city from pr,l.as
City attending to business r,..ile,a inca
and renewing acquaint3noes ,.sfs .'iil
their host OF friends. "'n
Julius Livingston. vice prs.ts.-.
Of the Livingston oil carr,.a',i,g.ll'
viii arrive home today afia. a. a''Vn'
tended trip over the Llyirgsior b.is gs'
lngs IN the Arkansas and Louisi,gu,'
fields. 'a1a
Judge J. B. Means. OF tho vyr,,,
reys-Pure oil corporation. viii H. ~
tonight for MoNIa. where ho -,
spend four or five days looF.ay o,.. W..
that company's holdings in ne Mo-,
field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
II. 4. BrOOBifieid Gets
PrOdHccr Near Los Angcies,
California

d. a. Hroomlold. VOL known and
VOL ikDI general manager OF tho
EI0uHlIil on corporations holding,
loo ino Continent aud California
u'.IH. 10 owner with his partners.
thtHIH G Rae. in a l1O-harrcl pro-
du.nr just completed 900 tho Natha
Linda field. near Loo Angeles, Cal
The BJrnslJll Ol corporation but
recently completed fNu good wells
BOO this district lu California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Now OUer 5000 Feet Deep

PoNCA CITY. April I1.-V. A.
waldo of ronca City and Bucklin or
Deck Crock are down to n depth OF
5000 feet In their wildcat test ON tho
lted nm corporation acreage, 2
miles west OF Medtord in Grant
county. This test Is ON tho Bradiey
tarm In southwest OF 2s.97.6w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Ticker Done

NEW YORK. Sinclair Crude on
Purchasing company planning issue
of f30,OOO,0O0 thrco-yoar notog to
finance Mid-Contiucnt crude until
marketed.
NEW YORK salt Crock CouaolI
dated oil declared an Iniual mar-
tcrly dividend of 90 cents share.
pay May ], record April 90.
NEW YORK 80 annual report
was Issued nt Mexican potrn stock
holders meeting. ~ aud Pam
American annual reports are beng
prepared NHud viii boo issued later.
IHu-AmcTlg1n viii make am msat-
isfactory showing ana may show %
deficit Tor year, depending ON
amount of depreciation ON tank
steamers Value Of tank stUnmors
has gone down heavily and ig we'll
below average price OF pan-Amcrl-
can tankCrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
IN THE OIL FIELDS
orcc oatii Residence sIi2 ". PECK. =. o Boz s35.

found az 3,7O0 in the south NJ Poura
mud nt $500 in tho McMichaol - b.
believed 10 be- tho same that ls pro-
dupInE oil nt $500 feet in the old
northwestern Kay county territory
The cemetery woli offset is In a..
Ha-Mr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
MnniedI.

Band wheel, beam and Samson
post aud timbors, near Morris or
Potd Hin Want TO pump singe well.
phone Usage GS75 or Usage u.s.
Advertisement. -.-,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
OIL AND GAS
observation-disclosures. Eto.
For sale.

Acreage ana royalties In Okfuskee
county. Priced right Can Usage
Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
Dcpcw District.

The Leonard oil N Gas Co.'S test
on the starr farm I'm the northca 81
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
Curious Irish Vault.

In a quiet back street of Dublin Is
the Church Of st. Michan's, and in it,
vaults may be seen one of the stran"-
est sights Of the country. There lie
the bodies OF people buried centuries
ago. which, owing to some curious
preventative properties Of the air OF
soil of that particular place. never de
cav. Their skins tan" into flexible
chamois.like leather. The limbs ear
be moved about with ease. the finger
nails are perfect, and I'm some caSc>
the features are fairly distinct. This
Is especially the case with the body
Of an infant, buried In 1893. There
ia in another vault a body said to be
that Of a Crusader, and in another one
said to be that of a brother Of klng
O'Toole. One very gruesome sight is
that Of the headless bodies of 1--WE
unfortunates who were beheaded dur
ing the famous rebellion Of '9S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
Early Umbrellas.

Among the Greeks ana Romans UNI
brellas were carried solely by women.
and it was regarded as effeminacy for
a man to carry one.
The use of umbrellas became very
general in Italy and France in the Six
teenth century.
Early in the Eighteenth century il
was the practice to keep umbrellas in
the coffee houses as protection to
guests caught in an unexpected
shower.
At length there arose man who
fiouted public ridicule and became q
devotee to the umbrella. He was
Jonas Hanway, a traveller. He had
an extraordinary big and stout one
made for his own use. For 30 years
Hanway and his umbrella were ia
miIiar figure along the Strand, and
many a shot of ridicule was fired al
him. He died in 1TS6, but lived long
enough to see his example commonly
followed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
HAS NEW THEORY OF SPEECH
Game About In Man Through Walking
Eject and Using Hands as Hands
{ Says SaVant ~ ~

Why have none of the higher ami
mails developed speechi asks DIR. B.
Naunyn in the Deutsches Archivfuer
Klinische Medizin Ueipzig). He points
out that the sounds made by animals
and birds are initiative, like the. "da-
dada" of happy baby. But the in
FAINT progresses beyond echO-Speech to
actual speech, which no animal or bird
can do.
And he proceeds to answer this
question, says the New York World.
on the theory that man has evolved
from the lower animals theory that
is rapidly losing ground among Seri-
Gus scientific men-about as follows:
When man began to walk erect and
use his hands, the right hand was
found more convenient for attacks and
defense. gestures, and the ordinary
uses of life; the left hand being used
more for carrying things.
This greater use Of the right hand
not the more abundant blood supply
In the left hemisphere Criminals have
the latter), was what stimulated the
left hemisphere of the brain to higher
development. This provided Romanes
casual anatomic factor" that distin-
guishes man from animals and made
a1ticulate speech possible. 1t Is a
consequence Of mans walking erect
and using his hands as hands. Speak
ing and the organ Of speech developed
together. The singing Of birds and
their balancing power are by-products
of the evolution Of their organ of
hearing, as also music in man, along
with rhythm and dancing, although a
music sense evidently co-operates with
the internal ear
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
BARBER BEARS TRADE NAME
Word Describing His Occupation De-
eIared One Of the curiosities of
the Language.

Our friend the barber bears trade
name, or name of occupation which
is related to barbed-wire, barbarian
Barbary coast and Barbados. 1t is also
related to "barbet" which was an old
name for a poodle dog, and 1T is also
related to ''barbette," over which big
guns are fired. 1t is one OF the curiosi-
ties Of our language.
Some Of these words have come into
the English language from the French
and others from the Spanish, but they
all 90 back TO the Latin word, "barba,'
which meant Picard" The French got
the word from their Roman conquerorS
and cfyflizerB and made it over into
s'barbe" and when a man shaved him
SELF he sbarpedH himself. or as per
haps we would put it today he dis
bal1ed" or "de-barbed" hdnself The
French made a noun to fit the fellow
who took the beard or barbe off an
other fellow and they called him 4
"barfier," and II it had been the Gus
tom for ladies TO barber a man they
would have called her 'barbiere,"
with q grave accent over the first Sc
The Norman conquerors of England
took over the word with them and
finally our Anglo-Saxon. NOrse-Ceitlc.
Morse French etc, ancestors shortened
'barhier" to barber-Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
BlnOdIess Surgery.

DR.. Adolf Lorenz, of Austria, an old
man who. in the days of his prime,
did much good here in America, and
in his own country, is again in Amer
lea. After all these years he is yet q
poor man. and says he wants to do
something for the deformed and lame
children of America in return for all
that America has done for his people
in sending them food when they were
starving. He expects to spend the Win
ter in Chicago, the guests Of the Ar
mour Co. known the world over as the
largest meat-packing concern. Little
Lolita Armour, daughter Of the mill
lionaire packer, had what was called
Hin Disease" DR.. Lorenz. by main
strength of his wrists and fingers,
snapped the dislocated femur of the
little girl into its proper place and
cured her in a twinkling of what was
thought to be incurable.