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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28

with gas show in the southeast OF the
| southwest Of northeast OF l0-10-l1.
Transcontinental is cleaning out at
| 1870 feet OF the northeast of south
| east of t0-10-1l.
Transcontlnental and others have
| rig northwest OF northeast of south
east 1O-10-1l.
Transcontinental is drilling at
2,00G feet northwest of southeast OF
| northeast OF I0-lO-11.
Transcontlnental and others have
rig southwest of southeast OF north
east OF 10-l0-11.
Lippa and others are drilling at
3.000 feet northwest OF southwest
OF southeast OF 17-l0-I1.
Fisher 4 Duvall are drilling at $50
feet northeast OF northwest OF 36-
10-l1.
Bradstreet OIL company has rig
southwest OF northwest OF northwest
OF 2S-10-12.
McClain and others arc shut down
at 100 feet southeast of southwest of
northeast OF 27-l0-12.
Roudybush and others are fishing
at 3.495 feet OF northwest OF north
east S-10-13.
Brink and others are fishing at
3,004 feet southwest OF southwest of
northeast OF lV-lds
Marshall and others are drilling at
900 feet northwest OF northeast OF
northwest OF 30-11-S.
Gardner and others have location
center north line northeast OF north.
east 34-1l-S.
Lyons Petroleum company Is drill
ing at 3.460 feet southwest of south.
east 2-l1-9.
West and others are shut down at
2,7O0 feet southwest Of northeast
7-11-9.
Malcona OIL company is drilling at
$50 feet southeast OF northwest OF
northwest 9-ll-9.
Lenox oil and others are drilling
at 1860 feet southeast of northwest
OF southwest l3-11-9.
Texolean oil company IA drilling NJ
2,2G0 feet southwest OF southeast
36-11-9.
J. x. Leard and others are shut
down at 1915 feet northeast OF
southwest OF northwest i-ll-10.
Carney oil company and others
are underreaming Mt 2,992 feet
southwest Of southeast OF northwest
14-11-10.
Prairie oil & Gas Co. have rig
on corrected location northeast OF
northwest OF northeats 3O-1l-10,
Producers a. Refiners has casing
trouble at 2,9S5 feet northeast Of
northwest 6-l1-l1.
Roxana and others are roaming at
400 feet southeast OF southwest IL
I'LL.
Stelgleder OIL company Is setting
5-inch casing at 2,Sls feet south
east OF northwest OF northwest IL
ll-l1.
Donerhy has rig southeast OF
down at 1915 feet northeast OF
southeast OF southwest OF 15-i1-11.
Deaner & Jam!son have rig south
east OF northeast OF southwest Is
ll-11.
Deaner & Jamison are shut down
Mt 1880 feet southwest OF southeast
15-l1-l1.
Empire q. & r. Co. is drilling at
1890 feet center southeast OF north
east l7-i1-11.
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NeWS From the Jennings and
TerltOn Fields

Tho N.cR syndicate on the rrumbc
in 4-20-7. has hole full OF oil al
2,1b9 feet. 1t will make IS to 100
barrels.
Prairie oil & Gas Co. is drilling al
lao feet on it's No. on the Burton
In 15-2O-6.
Westerly OF company Is drilling
AZ 2,S0O feet In It's No. on the
Uncle John allotment in the south.
east OF 2S420-6.
The Joscy or company IS drilling
at 100 feet on the Scott, in 22-20-6
Cleo OIL company on the A. y
Leshcr. in the southeast Of 21-20-6
If drilling NJ 2.4S3 feet.
There was but little excitement
In the Terlton field this week
Wasson Il Bean got n dry hole in the
skinner Mt 265i feet. They went on
10 the Bartlesville and now have a
hole full OF water This we'll Ia on
the Potts, IN 19-20-s.
Bill Carter has a small well on
the Storm in the skinner.
aEagan & Griffin brought in a
small we'll on the on the Macarthur
lot The sand was reached at 2,46S
feet and was shot with 100 quarts.
Gowland q Rurkett are due in to-
dav. They are drilling on the Boyle.
I o.
r. Wasson on the Charles Head and
Kanola on the barnard will be IN
the first OF the week.
BIZ Carter on the Storm No .
and Hanola on the Colburn have shut
down.
Smith & stelnbcrger are drilling
In their No. . on the Flynn In 10
EOS.
Earl T. Brown has rig MP on the
Macarthur and others block 2, AZ
Terlton for test.
Joscy oil company on the Free
man, in 21-20-6 hns shut down at
400 feet on account Of water.
The Westerly oil company on the
Smith I'm 22-20-6 has a 1000. 900
foot gas we'll The sand was found
at 2,A5O feet.
At Terlton the Fisher oil COM
nany is drilling at 1,70n feet on It's
No. .; 1000 feet on No 2; 1928
feet on No. 4. They also have n rig
up for its No. on the Bell farm in
the southeast Of the southeast Of lS-
90-S
Rube Der.ong. on the Colburn in
19-20-s. Is down 1900 feet.
]. y. wasson and others are down
1000 feet ont the Charles Head lots.
p. O. & G CO. is drilling at I 800
rect on tlCnelDcfEer, IN lne sou n
west Of the southwest OF 10-20-7
Bliss, Tarris & Whitten are drill
ing at 1900 feet I'm the northwest
of the southwest OF 13-20-7.
r. r, Freeman and others are
drilling at 2,400 feet in their No. /
in the center Of the northwest OF
l7-21-7, e. Diehnel fee.
Indian Territory Illuminating COM
pany Is drilling at S,075 feet In the
northeast of 33-20-6. IT, Caesar al
lotment. The same company is drill
ing at 2.726 feet in the northwest
of the southwest OF 22-20-6. NJ. +.
Smith allotment.
The League OH company In the
northeast of 14-20-7 l. a. Whitten
fee is drilling in the top Of the Will
cox sand NJ 3t40 feet.
Josey oil company Is drilling at
I 900 feet In the northeast OF rs
20-G, Rhoades.
Westerly oil company IN drilling at
ITO feet on its test on school land
in the northeast Of the southeast OF
33-20-6.
The Jennings News
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Independents OUn Sc Per Cent
Of Refining Capacity-But!

Data compiled by the American
Petroleum institute and submitted
recently to the senate committee on
manufacturers in connection with
the committees inquiry into the pc
troleum industry shows that at The
beginning Of this year so-called in
dependent interests owned IS per
cent OF the refining capacity Of the
United States and Mexico. Takine
me industry as a whole, according
10 the Institutes figures, the inde-
pendents today have an investment
OF about so for every 81 OF invest
ment by the so-called Standard oil
group.
Regarding production, the insti-
tute states that of a total of 1900
900 barrels a day in the United
states. the Standard group is pro-
d1cing only approximately 100000
barrels daily, or 90 per cent OF the
total.
Il would be interesting in conneC-
tlSa with the refinery statistics 10
append the amount OF independent
renning capacity that is shut down
The OIL Weekly gives an interesting
comp 'lation as of August /, regard
Ing Oklahoma refineries. 1t states
that on that date only 123,S50 bar
fek daily were being run through
Oklahoma plants having a capacity
OK S2O,400 barrels daily. All these
plants belong TO the independents
except the S,000-barrel plant OF the
carter OIL company at Cartoco
which is shut down.
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tho best OF lts combustion ouailtles
THE department originally wa
| formed largely TO please the stan.
! dord oil company when John u
Rockefeller was q young man barely
obtaining n rood start IN business
II enabled him TO learn exactly what
each competitor was doing This
system has not hccn needed FOR
years.
originally the office was on Zee
basis. and when the late John II
Malloy and Charles l.. Kurtl and the
late George H. Cox OF Cincinnati
hold the job II paid enormous revc
nue., tens of thousands OF dollars a
year. II was so heavy In GOV. Wi.
liam MCkinlcvs time that the logls.
l3'urr split e into two divisions. and
u atill was good picking FOR two
mCn
Later the office was made sala b.
rlod ono ana all tho revenue flowed
into tho state treasury The late
william H. Finley, democratic state
chairman, who held the berth. rec.
commended that Il bo abolished ~
the department wns nothing but an
nid TO the standard Oh an q revenue
producer Tor the state"
thHollne ana Kerosene Inspection
laws NJ practlccd by the various
states have long been recognized a.
farcicll iu everything except the
money graft which goes with Il.
There are many splendid, honest
men In the employ OF tho oil luspoc-
tiou departments. but there ~ not an
inspection law oxlstcnt which IS not
lcRalizcd graft and robbery, and NJ
has boon pointed out. II does give
our Competitor n splendid line on
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
otnce s24i, Hssidence s44s w. H. PECK. r. O. Boz sss
r. o. Box sss.

railroad strikes, Is bound to fall be-
low the July total. other plants
than the Ford factory may be COM
PEELED TO further curtaii operations
because OF the coal crisis In Detroit.
The continued unsatisfactory
status OF the coal industry offers an
excellent opportunity for the further
entry OF fuel oil into the industries
as soon as traffic conditions reach a
stage where deliveries are possible.
Many fuel oil installations already
have been made and others should
be mode-providing the refiners and
marketors do not run the price OF
fuel oil up az they did In the last
previous crisis. At that time,
through their greediness. they swung
back to coal a great many manufnc-
turers who otherwise might now be
using fuel oil.
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Oh mnrsct uuststions.
Kosse Well NOW Reported
Doino 1900 Barrels Daily

Thai the Kosse well OF the Hum
1el1'kA interests. 25 miles south OF
wsyia Texas. now II flowing 1000
hsrreis daily is the report brought
49, fr6m there by a Tulsa geologist
wbo went into the situation very
CO.. is the opinion OF the geologls,
,hE, Inc pool will be limited In
n,ss because OF the fact that a
savil runs n short distance south
wa,, of the big well. He also eX-
nrasses the opinion that the oil Is
Gaming from the same horizon as Is
n,nducirg al MeXla, the dip to the
sonth ana west being very rapid.
The Humphreys interests, says the
voologist. control all the acreage that
gilI prove productlve-in fact much
,,ore than will prove productive,
,hsir block consisting OF 5000 acres.
!, Already has been asserted by the
o,tIcers OF the Humphreys organiza e
Non that the development of the
.rea will he carried on at rate
snnsletent with the present situation
In ref 3 70 the supply OF crude oil.
NOT the MeXia oil field was
dseove as Texas had so much
sIcitem. mong oil men and lease
men as has followed the bringing in
OF the Humphreys well on the Jones
trst a mile and a half northwest
oXKosse. This well is producing
from a decomposed limestone for
nation at a depth OF 3,707 feet.
Texas has brought in no good
pool for about three years Il was
a little less than that that the first
well produced IN the MeHia pool.
The Kosse test was Mt depth
where the drlllers had about con-
cluded to abandon It. It had been
drilling and fishing alternately for
about a year. The long fishing Job
was compete last week and II was
decided 20 set casing and go a bit
deeper. The "A was struck imme-
distely after The casing had been
SCI.
some geologists think the produc-
tlon comes from the Edwards lime
stone formation that outcrors on the
Edwards plateau west and north Il
Del Rio
A mass meeting was called at
Nexla by the chamber OF commerce
10 take such uri'-1 action as posi-
bic TO reap benefits from She new
discovery. The well is 2S miles south
OF Mexia in the extreme southern
part OF Limestone county. II is
about twenty miles east OF the shall
low production in Falls county.
The highways between Corsicana
and Kosse are congested with auto
mobiles and the trains running to
the new oil town are crowded like
trains that used TO run to Ranger
and later TO Mexia.
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Mexican Production ShOWs
Further Decrease

Production Of light oil in the Mex
lean sou h field for the week ending
August II, according TO the Wall
Street Journal. was 2.OlS,0O0 bar
rels, compared with 2l36,000 barrels
for the previous week and 2,3S6, 600
barrels fur the week ending July
20. The PanuCo output was 79S,O00
barrels, an increase OF $4,000 barre IS
over the preceding week,
The Gulf corporation production
in the south field fell from $4,000
10 $4,000 barrels, All the other
companies In the field experienced
decline except the Mexican Sea-
board, which gained 10000 barrels
OF the Cuffs $4,000 and Mexican
Petroleum 753.000 barrels, 277000
and 273,O00 respectively were from
TOteco.
The Toteco production in the "a
hours ended at am, August 22,
totaled 100000 barrels. OF which
Mexican Seaboard produced $4,000.
Mexican Petroleum $4,000 and Gulf
Oil $4,000
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The oil Inspection craft

The Cincinnati Enquirer makes
some pertinent remarks which are
worth rorubllshug.
1T is expected that the next gen
cucral assembly win abolish 10 coil
Iuspectlou) and make tho matter ~
kerosene safety mere pcnh section
Ike hundreds OF others without a
state department to carry it into
effect.
"For almost score Of years tho
department has been termed n fraud
ana farce. for ~ is admitted that
10 pays 20 extract all the highly cx-
plosivo volatile oils from Kerosene.
Tho farmers. who still burn ~ In
the remote townships have urged
that something be done to give bet
ter quality OF lighting Oil since the
now processes rob the product Of
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be printed on the label. Standard
control or Standard influence will
have to be published as sub-tiles on
all signs and printed natter OF the
controlled oil company. as for in
stance: Sinclair tStandard Affilia-
tlon)," Texas STANDARD Domlna-
tion).
This would enable the public to
know why the lights are being staged
and would very largely prevent pub
lie patronage and good will going 10
organizations who do not represent
the Independent spirit In thought or
deed--although we will admit they
do with words.
How many jobbers are doing bust
ness with n refinery whose absolute
simon Pure independence they
would be willing TO back with n thou
saId dollars cash National Pc
troleum Marketers Association Bull
lctin.
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IN May. 1g.765,S2G barrels. and tn
June, 1921, l5.g20,lIS barrels.
Iubricatlng oils.
Production of mhncutins oil In
June was l,pUs,O5i barrels. n Muv
l.Q0t.ib2 barrels. and in June. 1921.
lbO2.liO barrels Stocks June 80
Were 6,4o2.412 barrels. May 81
53S7.o37 barrels and June 80. t9et.
6.2li,503 barrels Exports I'm June
were 62t.j26 barrels. iu May 5N1..
1th barrels uud in June 1921.
3GtGSS barrels. Indicated domestic
consumption OF luhricpung OH 10
Juno was i27i.9g2 barrels. In MAY.
L67S.bo0 barrels and in juno, 1924.
1.1bS.350 barrels
gallons
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z a Record Breaker in
.i1mobiie Business

7,oSew production record was set
THRFl automobile industry in July,
s QdnE TO Automotive Industries.
UPHOIyer cars and trucks produced
66gilt numbered Approximately two
.Merks and forty-six thousand.
the largest July business as
LARGE one OF the largest months
YIN sdstory OF the industry. The
o.o.. fonth was June, 1922. with
Esw ~ and second, May with ESQ.,
Aom
As7 uly production brings the
otal up to 100000 and in
wANTEthat 1929 will prove the
s,I43{sse year in the industry, unless
Ford persists in his shut
WHYTannounced yesterday. Even
Of now stands. the August pro-
Sam, as a result OF the coal and
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Ofuskee and Mcintosh County
Tests

Turman Luisana are drilling at
275 feet In the southeast OF the
northwest OF l0-l0-lO.
Pure Oil company is drilling at
TOO feet IN the center of the south
line OF the north half OF the south
west OF l7-l0-10.
Stension e. Matthews has rotary
rig in the northeast OF the northwest
of 1S-l0-l0.
Transcontinental Is spudding
in the northeast OF the northwest
of iS-l0-10.
Barbara oil company is drilling In
at 3,00I feet in the southeast OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF 2-lO-ll,
Oklahoma Producers 4 Refiners
Co. is mudding off gas at 2,4S0 feet
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NeIo Standard oil Refinery

The Standard OIL company OF New
York. according to the New York
Times, Is understood 10 have COM
pieted arrangements for the erection
Of large refinery at SpaTklll, near
Elermont, Rocklnnd county. New
iorkJ The program also is reported
Q can for the construction OF filling
'ations throughout the state The
unery, It Is said, will be erected
a tract of 1900 acres. which was
Prchased by the New York COM
oy for 100000.
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l. o. q. Y. DIRECTORY
Cdd Fellows Hall ii2h south Boulder
AURORA LODGE. NO. 40. 1. O. O. ".
Meets every Wednesday evening. T!9o y.
m,
W. t. uADDY, N. q.
81 l. rOGHDSTONk. Secretary.
TDLsA LOpoh NJ, 60 l. o. o. w.. meets
every Tuesday svening 1850.
TON OWINE. N. q.
j MOORE Secretary,
TUiSi ENCA ~ i-hifgNI NJ. rs. a. U. q. "
heeis on second and fourth Friday Of each
month OF y. IN.
r. u. FULLER, scribe.
TULSA HEBEKAu No. as 1. O. o. n.
Regular meeting first ana third Friday
Of each month D. "a.
MnS MutLiE LOWE ~ q.
MRS CARRY DAVIS SEQ.
TULSA CANTON NO 10. L. o. o r.
Patriarch Militant girst saturday each
month. y, m
W. l. BOLTON. Capt.
Il n FULLER Clerk.
ORDER OF LOYAL sONs. Tulsa Firesido
No :. second ana fourth Saturday each
nkyG5Nn ,rIsneR r. ".
KRGaLIE ruLsoK l. o. NJ. ,e,s
every thhd saturday .. m.
J WRIGHT, Gear.
W. NJ, RICHARDS.
M'n,-.-r .. neec-s=.
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SkeHy Has Showing for Peru
Sand Well

The Skelly OIL company test in the
northeast corner Of the southeast
OF 34-l4-s. south OF Depew. has a
showing OF oil and gas in the Peru
sand. The well viii be given a shot
today.
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455,23S barrels and I'm June, 1921.
1.t8G.712 barrcls. The Indicated 90
nestle consumption " Crrosene In
juno was 2,4G2. .S46 barrels. In May
2,S4S,7I2 barrels, and in June, 1921.
2,2i9,43S barrels.
Gas and Fuel on.
Production of gas and fuel In
June was 2i.5Ol8i7 barrels; IN May
% 23O3.3S9 barrels. and IN June, 1921.
19.67b125 barrels Stocks June 80.
were 3I,G93,6O1 barrels, May 81
'G2 500 bnrrols nnd Juno 30. 1921,
29.73O.097 barrels Exports in June
we're l,357O67 barrels; IN May
IC17,G23 barrels, ana in june, 1927.
1,724.3l1 barrels Tho Indicated do
nestle consumption Of EHg and fuel
oil in June was 20.01322 barrels.
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n daily average Of i.3i5.233 barrels
IN June, 1921 There were l,GOs pro-
ducing oil wells completed In June.
against 511 I'm May and 1870 I'm
June. 1921, Producing oil wells
completed cast Of tho Rockies to-
tailed i6iO agalnsf LAS In May and
1924 in June. 1891.
Imports.
Imports OF all oil into tho United
States I'm June totnlcd IL 7Gd.g5N
barrels. n daily average OF 42b,t32
barrels, in May 14.441,377 barrels. a
daily average of 4G6,sS3 barrels, and
In June, 1921, 10.iS0.25i barrels, a
daily average Of 3i9,3i2 barrels.
Pipeline and Crude OIL Stocks
pipeline ana tank farm crude oil
stocks AZ OF June 30, totaled 23l,
40, 900 barrels, an Increase %
1901 600 barrels over stocks at the
end OF May. while May stocks in
creased 11.01700O barrels over the
preceding month.
Gasoline.
Production of gasoline in June
was 12.522.3g5 barrels, compared
with 12.229e75 barrels IN May and
10,24G.205 barrels in June, 1921
Stocks June 30, were 1gG42 05S
barrels; May 81, 2O,305.A barrels
and June 30. 1921, 17s72.4S7 bar
rels. ENoorts IN June were 900
os7 barrels; in May, l.357li5 bar
rels and in June, 1921, 9G1 SSS bar
rcls The Indicated domestic con
sumption Of gasoline In June was
1i,97bG67 barrels. IN May, 11,721,
S04 barrels and In juno 1921. TO-
i7l,343 barrels.
Kerosene.
Production Of Kerosene I'm June
was 4.134,5l4 barrels: I'm NAV 4.13S
coo barrels, and in June, 1924 g.
372,3ll barrels, Stocks June 80
were 1861 297 barrels: May 81 H.
1925 barrels, and Juno 80. 1921
1O.35S.4a3 barrels Exports IN juno
were l,7O299i barrels; In May. /,
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FL AND GAS
n Observation-Disclosures. Etc.

yIirty-acre lease. offsetting new
sbarrel well. for sale by owner;
s).foot sand; terms half cash.
= II oil. els-N, care World.
N,--- --.--- --~ Advertisement,
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Analysis of Petroleum, Stats.
tics for June, 1922

According to the American Pc
troleum Institutes analysis of COM
plete Official petroleum statistics for
June. 1922, there was an excess OF
domestic production and imports
over Indicated total consumption In
Guiding exports amounting to
y,5S93S4 barrels for the month. or
ot an annual rate OF Il6,670,7G0
barrels, compared with an excess
production for tho previous month
Of 1926, 500 barrels, or at an an
nual rate OF 156,232G60 barrels, and
an excess production for June. 1921,
OF S,3i2,79S barrels, or at an an an
uual rate OF 1O1,5O3.945 barrels. Tho
analysis which takes into consider
alton changes In pipeline and tank
farm crude oil stocks. in crude and
liquid refined stocks held at refner-
les and In stocks OF Mexican oil held
In the United states, follows:
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The annual rate OF excess produc-
tion over consumption OF petroleum
east OF the Rockies was 94,430.24b
barrels In June compared with
124,40G 400 barrels for the previous
month, and 77355,72O barrels for
June. 1921.
Exports and Indicated Domestic
Consumption.
Exports OF all petroleum to for
eign countries ana TO noncontiguous
territories Of the United states to-
tailed 5,S93,0l7 barrels IN June,
5,S37,937 barrels IN May, and 5,22g.-
500 barrels In June. 1921. The indi-
Gated domestic consumption OF pc
troleup and llquld products was
39.G70,315 barrels I'm June, ma COM
pared with 39,23S,93g barrels in May
and 34,4S3.3l4 barrels in June. 1921.
The excess OF tho domestic produc-
tiOn over indicated domestic con-
sumption was 5,57G,GB5 barrels In
juno, compared with 7217OG1 bar
rcls In May, and 5,s70,G8G barrels In
June, 1921.
Production and Wells.
Domestic production Of crude oil
totaled 45 247. 600 barrels, daily
average OF 1.50S.233 barrels in June
compared with 40,354,O00 barrels,
Evening star., 1922-04-30
OF 1872.
.ENDOW 5000 ROOM
New York society's Fund for
G. w. Memorial Announc-
ed at Meeting.

The New York State Society of the
Daughters Of 1912 have subscribed
$4,000 for the endowment of a room
for their use in the proposed George
Washington Memorial in this city.
This announcement was made at a
meeting in the home of Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock. president of the George
Washington Memorial Association,
yesterday by Mrs Noble. Newport
Potts, on behalf of Mrs William Gerry
Slade, president of the New York
State Society.
At the same time Mrs. Potts stated
that the District of Columbia Society
was nearing the completion of its
quota for the endowment of a room
in the building for the use of the Ma
tional Society of the Daughters Of
1912.
The meeting was called to discuss
plans for the proposed appeal to the
people of Washington for aid for the
memorial. The Washington campaign
was explained by DR.. Thomas E,
Green, chairman Of the campaign con-
troll committee, who gave details for
raising the $250,000 District quota
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, director
Of the women's division of the asso-
citation.
Many Prominent Guests.
Among the women who attended the