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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11
MidWeSt &c Gulf Completing
Biz Producer at Okemdh

The Midwest & Gulf OIL Corp. Is
drilled at Z feet IN the pay sand.
which was taped at 3.102 feet, and
the second test in tho Midwest Pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

the center OF the west line OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF S5-
1916.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

week. Tho time is past now. how
ever. and II looks as though thoro
should bo big trudo beginning i'm
mediutely. Tho NauabH city fellows
arc Inclined to push gasoli.,s onto
tho market without regard for
values but they are llkoly 10 moud
their wuyg now that thcro Is n bot
ter feeling nll around. The market
crs have boon badly handicapped
with only u cont and throo-quarters
per Iallon margin, which Is no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

II. J. Cassidy and Frank Hagen
hcrg. Chicago, H.; Il G. Tucker and
A. ". Ellcnborger, Cleveland. Ohio:
Wm. A Siewera New York CITY. ;.
Edward Horn, philipsburr Pa, and
II. H. Gilpatrick, Kansas CITY no.
all directors Of tho II T.. Wilcox Oh
81 Gas Co., are In the city attending
t'hnnCs Usage 1917
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

80 miles inch secondhand pipe.
100 miles 2-inch second hand Pipe,
100 miles 2-in.. and I "a -lb. tub
ing.
Located Eidorado. Kansas
TNUBMAN ~ TRAVIS
723 Petroleum Iildg.
Phone Usage 2Si0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

scldcn Henry, OF the Henry OIL
company Is h1ck from an overland
rlp 90 Colorado. having returned hv
mo Santa Eo train. which no found
very rough aud dusty I'm spots. tho
hest road being between Dodge city
Kan. and Colorado Springs. From
Dodge city he came by way or Wich-
l'n and Cancy, KAN ana found tho
roads mono too good and sadly In
need OF rain, lie mndo the trip, n
distance of 200 miles, I'm two days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

profit at all. and now that the tank
wagon price is up one cent, there
will he some incentive for greater
activity on their part They arc
not inclined 81 remember the fact
that tho rcflnors all lost money dur.
Ing tho last winter and the previous
year. vhlo they were all enjoying
70 wide margin of profit The s.t-
untlon Is reversed now, but will
probably be worked out 80 that
everybody win he making money
from now on
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
ODCESTOVALI Do EVROPY

Y 1tery dne 25. {. m. odieli
lodi Mauretania Noy6ho Yor-
ku p. FrantiSek Hoyorka, OBJ
chodnik Ma odpotinku S choti.
Poiedou do Czech pres Francii,
ably spatrili ona mista, kde je-
jich syn iako delostfelecky du-
stojnfk "a sv6tove Ealky boio-
val. - S toutez lodi odjeli PIP.
Emil Slavicek, znamy stavitel,
Louis Kreizl, mattel obrazko-
vych divadel a p. EaclaV Stei-
ner. soukromnik, ktery posled-
Mich pet let I'll \ kalifornii.
Die dosle zpravy z Noveho
Yorku, imenovani byli tamnim
zastupcem The Atlas Finance
Co. ma nadrazi otekavani, y
hotelu ubytovani visa vSe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29

mad r., ale asimilovany Fran
couz) ma liz zajistene jmeno,
dunno jmenovati jen "Kras-
nou Helenu', "Trebizonskou
princeznu', "V6vodkyni z Ge-
roldSteinu' a pax iedinou je-
no vaznou operu "Hoffmanovy
povidky".
Hra byla nacvicena rezis6,
rem p. f. Friedlem a zpevy ma
studoval sbormistr p. Ed. krej-
sa. Ulohy jsou V osvedtenycn
rukou a obsazeny dobre here
cky zpevne.
Jsme presv6dceni, ze prove
deni "Orfea V podsv6ti" Sc nj
kterak neomezi ma toto prvnt
predstaveni a re Sc dockame
priSti sezony jist6 opakovani
Odporucujeme kazdemu, kdC
Sc chceS zitfejSi nedele skutec.
ne pobaviti, aby 81 zavtas u pi
Smrzove y Ceske Narodni 81.
nj listky zakoupil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29

az do odiezdu lode k tipln6 spo
koienosti obstarano. Vypravu
listky, cestovni ceky atd. yyri-
dila The Atlas Finance Co. c.
5454 Broadway. Prostredni-
ctvim teto zaslaii imenovani
cestovatele posledni pozdrav 2
Ameriky, vsem znamym de-
kuji "a hojnou 6tast pri do
provodu ma nadrazi. Prejeme
Jim St'astnou cestu a ma shle-
danou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
auKFEUS v rUDSVEIi"

kdyz jsem pyl ia prlncen
Arkadie,
chtel jsem jiti do pense,
|mrzela mne Ia mala gaze
Ia diVadelnl recenSe -
a proto jak prime z Arkadie,
|muslm dale hrat
Ia o vaSi pfizen dale stat !"
TAX zplval v uloze Jeana
|StyXe neboztik Samberk, kdyz
|se marne pred tim pokouSel, by
dan byl do vysluzby. Boufe
|potlesku odmenila tenkrate mi
lacka cel6 Prahy "a vtipn6 to-
to eXtempore. Burleskni ope-
lretku Offenbachovu, kterou sc
bavila neien PaTiz, ktera Jo-
viSovi spatrovala podafenou
satyru ma mocneho tehdy elsa
re Napoleona H., ale cely
svet, vypravuje Lumir-Hlahol
v c. N. Sini.
A skutecne naideme malo o.
Iperett, jez by Sc Orfeovi moh-
ly humorem neb melodicnosti
|rovnati. Jiz zacatek, pohled
do domaciho hospodarstvi pa-
lnu bohu Ma Olympu jest vybor-
Inym vpravenim do nalady, iez
divaka neopusti ami chvili. O.
perettka jest skutecnym diva
denim nezmarem, aC Jest ucty
hodneho start. Pisatel sam il
videl po prve V Praze V tax
zvanem Novem Ceskem diva
die, ,bylat' tenkrate V letech Sc
dmdesatych prvnlm predstave-
lnim.
Pochod boh6 do pekla - pl
Isn6, arie-kuplet "hausmistra"
" pekle, 0 nemz Sc horeji uni
Inujeme, isou hudebni "slagry''
| V pravem slova smyslu, v stavu
,rozveseliti neizakyslejSiho
Gloveka.
O hudb6 mluviti, aspon po-
kud Sc tyce meloditnosti, bylo
by noseni difvi do lesa = ou-
vertura patri vubec mezi nej-
zdarilejSi skladby tohoto dru-
hu a pouzivano jest il do dnes
ieste iako meziaktni hubby j
| pri hrach jen mluvenych. Kom-
ponista, Jakub Offenbach (pu-
vodem lid, narozeny V Kolinf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29

no Cesk6 SIM Sokol ma Clark
ave. Vybrana jest rozmarn&
veselohra 0 3. jednanich pod
nazvem "Pozicana zena". Hra
byla peclive nacvitena a neni
zajiste pochyby, ze Sc zajist6
cetne shromazdeni yeIice dobre
pobavi. Pc sehrani divadla
nasledovati bude tanetni zaba-
va pri Vyborn6 hudbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
PRISTALT STASTNE
DO BREMEN.

Mas kra an6 p. Josef Dra-
bek, rodina p. Dytrta rodina
p. Kutticha dorazili st t'astne do
Bremen lodi America 25. dub
ma t. r, ktera vyplula . New
Yorku Is. I. m. Zprava doSla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29

The Cleveland Trust Co. new
burghske odboGce Broadway q
Harvard, niz pfeplav vSem
byl vyfizen,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
DIVADLO "KRIVANE.

Ochotnictvo Narod. Vzdel.
Spolku "Krivan' uchystal slo-
venske verejnosti hostum pek
ne div. predstaveni, ktere bude
Ultra 0 6. hod. vecer predvede-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29

Hospodyne k tulakovi ktery
81 Zazvonil a zebra: "Pijete
kofalku?" - HIN. To ma byt
Vyslech anebo poZyani?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
MOVE VYJEDNAVANf
S PLYNARNOu.
V Odvolacim procesu bude ale
pokracovano take.

Vybor mestske rady, jemuz
ulozeno roZlustiti plynovou o.
tazku rozhodl Sc po vcereiSim
slysenl, ably The East Ohio
Gas Co. bylo znovu jednano,
ale take dale bojovano pri nej-
vysslm soude V Columbus. X
slysenl dostavil Sc tez mayor
Fred kohler, &C 0 jeho ucasti
byly vyslovovany jiste pochy-
by. V debatu zasahovali veli-
ce ncinne radni Jakub Stacel a
Charles H. Hubell, jenz bez-
nspesne "a poslednich voleb Sc
uchazel o mayorstvi Clevelan-
du.
Sotva re mestsky pravni Fl
ditel Paul Lamb skoncil svoje
duvody pro jeho navrh, ably S
The East Ohio Gas Co. bylo Wy
jednavano bez dalsiho soudniho
zakrocovani, pozadal Stacel
mayora, aby Sc vyslovil jakou
cenu "a prirodni plyn povazuje
"a rozumnou. "V pondeli pro-
hlasil mayor ty, kteri V NEST
ske rade odhlasovali 35c plyn,
re Sc jiz vlastne vzdali. Kdyz
0 teto ordinance bylo uvazova-
no, byl po celou tn dobu me-
ste, ale ma zadne schulz aniz
verejnem slyseni Sc neobjevil, :"
vypravel Stacel, nacez Kohler
odvetil, re V pondeli byl vinen,
re vyhledava sporu $ meskou
radou, coz nikdy nezamyslel a
take pry zamysleti nebude.
"Neukazujte ma mne prstem, :"
pferusil iej Stacel, "nebral jsem
nikdy penez ma volebni kam-
pan cd pravniku spojenych S
The East Ohio Gas Co. neb Cd
Standard Oil"
"Nikdy jsem Stacela nevinil
2 nepoctivosti," hajil Sc mayor.
Pokracovani dalsich osob-
Mich narazkach zamezil pred
seda J. d. Marshall. Kid vsak
nepotrval dlouho. ia chvili 81
zautocil Hubbel, jenz opetn6
poznamenal, re jisti pravnlci
V sluzbach plynarny, podporo-
vail financAe volbu Kohlerovu,
1 "Zda Sc, ze Sc dostavame do
trochu hlubokych vod," zvolal
radni Potter.
Ma to odsekl Hubbell: "U-
MIN plavat." Dale dodal, re
mayor Sc niue teSiti duvere
obcanstva pres okolnost, re
pfi volbach byl plynarnou pod
porovan, ien kdyby prohlasil
vlastni nahledy cenach ply
nu. Pravnl riditel Lamb pri-
skocil ku pOmoci a tVrdil, re
mayor i celia jeho administra-
ce mali nejlepsl snahu slouziti
mestu poctive. V odpoved pax
nasledovala VIVA Hubbella,
jenz pravil, re sice 0 poctivosti
zminenych cinitelu nepochybu-
je, ale re 81 preje primou od-
poved', jakou cenu plynu 81
predstavuii "a primerenou.
Dostalo Sc mu vSak odpovedi
vyhybave, ale "a to vyzvy cd
radniho Sulzmana, jenz poza-
doyal, aby mayora odprosil a
neb radni sin opustil, navrh je-
no byl predsedajicim jake ne
pr1slusny zamitnut. Pokus W.
strnaditi Hubbella, sc opako-
val ieste jednou a sice ma ma
vrh radniho Michela, ale take
tentokrate marne.
Vcera zasedajici vybor slo-
Zen byl vlastne z dvou vyboru
S judiciarniho a utilitniho. Zpr-
WI jednano bylo resoluci ra-
dniho Marshalla, jez byla pTi-
iata proti dvou hlasum Pottera
a Wheelera. Pc te primlouval
sc radni Finkle, aby die Lamba
znovu bylo vyiednavano S ply
narnou a navrh prosel proti
Ilocu yo dpfbn Mars n q Ia
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
PoWNAL

Harold Clayton OF Wolfsboro, n. H.,
spent Sunday In town.
Mrs. Charles +. Mason led the Ep
worth League meeting Sunday even
ins.
DIR. Il. u. Potter attended the Re
publican state convention In Burlng
ton last week.
Leon Il. Dorman has moved his
family to Bennington where he has
secured position.
Washington Pratt and family spent
Sunday in Grafton, N. Y, guest oil
Mrs. Pratt's parents.
w. c. r. U. will hold their October
meeting at Rightholm Thursday az
ternoon at o'clock.
DR.. Laurence Ladd OF North AID
ans, pownal boy, Is In the North
Adams hospital where he was oper
ated upon for appendicitis.
The chicken pic supper held by the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10

For the ailing, half-sick housewife
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Williams spent
the weekend in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bellemare Of
Pittsfeld were recent visitors IN
town.
George Dickie of Hudson Falls Is a
guest at the home of Max Cruick-
shank.
Edward Mahon and Louis Evans
have returned from a few days stay
in Boston.
Miss A. Nolin and guests from New
York motored to Hoosck Falls Mon
day afternoon.
Clarence Sweet of Boston,, for
mer resident of this village, Is in
town on business.
Among the Arlington visitors in
! town Monday were Mrs. Roy Case
and Mr. and Mrs. George Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy S. Harbour have
returned from Washington, ID. G.,
where they have been spending two
weeks with relatives.
p. c. Cornell, who was taken TO
the Putnam Memorial hospital Sun.
day and underwent serious opera
ton, is today resting as comfortably
as could-be expected
| Miss Betty Nealon night operator
at the local exchange of the N. +. Tel.
and TelsCompany, is spending vaca-
tion of three weeks at her home in
Rutland. During her absence the va
cancy will be filed by Ms. Floyd
! Wright 80
Miss Ethel Foskett, who spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eos
kett OF Main street. at the Foskett
camp at He'll Hollow, returned to her
home in. Springfield, Mass, the first
of the week. Miss Foskett enjoyed
her visit in the Green Mountains
very much
Twelve members of the Rutland of
flee of the American Railway Elk
press company journeyed to Benning
ton Sunday to be the guest of the
boys at the local office A meeting was
held in the Odd Fellows rooms, after
which they enjoyed a dinner at the
Alps restaurant. They also participant
cd in a short auto ride to the various
points OF interest in the village and
then returned to Rutland. The loca
boys were somewhat disappointed in
the weather as they had made pre-
vious arrangements to motor to Som
erset dam.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

William f. Hussey has returned
from trip to Lowville.
Thomas Donovan has returned
from a weeks visit in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles birmingham
of New York City are the guests of
Miss A. Nolin.
Miss Dora Clark has returned from
two weeks vacation, which she
spent in Atlantic City, Castleton and
|points in Connecticut.
Alice Calhoun in "A Girls Desire"
la comedy drama of social climbers,
a Pathe News and Rolin comedy
Harte theatre today.
Some girls desire wealth. What
did Elizabeth Browne want? See "A
Girls Desire" starring Alice Cal.
houn. Harte theatre today.
Some girls seek to be exclusive.
What did Elizabeth Browne want?
See "A Girls Desire" starring Alice
Calhoun. Harte theatre today.
Henry b. Kummel, State geologist
of Trenton, n j., is spending day
or two in this vicinity making geolo-
gical explorations. He is today on
Glastonbury mountain.
The rummage sale given every fall
by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y
NJ. c. A. Will be held next week We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at st
Peters parish house.
Mrs. f. l.. Bottum. Harold Bottun
and Misses Lillian and Jennie Levin
motored to Albany Monday. 'Iney we. ,
accompanied home by Miss Ruth
Bottum, who has been spending few
days in that city.
The board of directors OF Benning
ton Board of Trade have called
special meeting at the village room
Wednesday evening, October II, at
c ock. for the purpose OF consider
ing Article No. 3 relative to dues 0
members in the organization. Afte
, careful consideration the board O
directors has decided that the due
must be increased to provide fund
| with which to carry on the work g
the organization. The presence c
, every member is requested.
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ladies' OF the Baptist church last Wed
nesday was fine success socially
and financially Over 1920 was net
ted.
Two gentlemen artists from Ohio
are in town sketching oil paintings
OF some OF our beautiful autumn
scenes They have painted some
fine sketches OF "Pownal, the Village
Exquisite"
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G. w. WRIGHT. M. D.
eye, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED

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Oculist ana Aurst TO North Adams
hospital. Formerly In charge Of eys
ear. nose and throat services at Post
Hospital. Eastern Department Head
Quarters.
Tel. 372.m. powlin Block, No. Adams.
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Do You Need Water?

We have recently finished four sue
cessfnl Artesian Wells In Bennington
and Vicinity and have started on all
other.
Partial payments II desired.
Write for particulars. IS
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The Washington times., 1922-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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The Washington times., 1922-11-11
GRAND JURY lNDIcTS IS,
INCLUDING THREE WOMEN

The grand jury yesterday returned
the following indictments:
Clara E. White, grand larceny;
Vincent Maggie, violation of section
1872 Of the penal code; Michael ].
Downfolla, forgery; Needham 8. Gil
lespie, forgery and uttering; Josh
Tolliver. Sophie johnson and Sophie
Tolliver. robbery: Isadore Shapiro.
robbery; Henry Brown, assault with
a dangerous weapon; Dick Dashing-
ton, alias James F. Brown, house
breaking and larceny; Frederick Ora.
ham, alias Brewer, assault with a
weapon; Frank Rice, vio-
lation of the white slave traffic act;
Dick Dashington, alias James Brown,
assault with a dangerous weapon;
Roger Wesley, joyriding; Samuel
assault with a dangerous
weapon. and David A. Simms, grand
larceny
The following charges were ignored
by the grand jury: George Hubert
Casey. homicide; Alonzo McElroy,
grand larceny: Charles Allen, receiv-
ing stolen property; Cleo Marina
duke, alias Cleo Lamar, robbery.
The Washington times., 1922-11-11
SLIPS
AS CASH STAYS
|NP|LLOW SLIP
Misses $2,5O0. Howls for
Cops, and After Wild Search
Boswell Remembers.

A half dozen detectives this
morning were kept on the jump"
in "a search for $4,000 which Daniel
Boswell who saw service In France
with the marine corps during the
world war, and whose home Is at
Waldorf. Prince Georges county,
Md, reported had been stolen from
him while he was on a party"
with' several companions in "A taxi
last night.
At o'clock this morning. upon
awakening from his slumbers at
the Vendome Hotel. on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Boswell searched his
pockets and finding his money was
not In them. reported to the night
clerk that he had been robbed.
Night Inspector OF Detectives Fred
Cornwell was notified OF the rob
berry" and he rushed detectives to
the hotel TO make an investigation.
Search Of the room did not reveal
the money and then the detectives
got a description of Boswell's erst-
while companions. A search was
made for them. Several hours later,
Detective Sergeant Livingston re-
ceived a telephone message from
Boswell that the money had been
found.
~ found It In a pillow slip on
my bed." Boswell reported on the
telephone. II suppose forgot
where l had hidden the money
when i went to bed"
The Washington times., 1922-11-11
BY FAY KING.

II seems to me the trouble with
some marriages these days Is that
the wives not only try to under.
stand their husbands, but over.
understand 'em.
They not only suspect them Of
flirting, but insist that they fltrt.
II they've got q handsome hubby
that shifts u mean sandal among
the sandal walkers they sit by
and smile while some sweet little
vamp parks her chin on his cheek
bone.
They not only approve-they ap-
plaud.
They think they are broad
minded.
/ think they are boObs.
Would they hang their diamonds
out Of the windows II there were
burglars In the neighb0rhOOd?s
It's the same thing.
"Ain't you takin' an awful
chance lending your husband
around like that?" / asked one Of
these wives while her ring bound
AdOnis was having q petting party
across the room with a dame who
had smacked him like q long lost
lover when she came In.
HE LIKES GIRLS, SHE SAYS.
"Oh dear, no." says the wife.
He likes the girls and they are
all crazy about him and l like to
see them having . good time. It's
a lot better than II he was carrying
on behind my back-don't you
think sO?"
i didn't have tho crust to tell
her, but I don't mind telling you
that 1 DON'T think SO.
II had u handsome husband
that was apt to 60 girl Lgiddy I'd a
lot rather he flirted with 'em when
l wasn't looking.
In the first place II you are really