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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
BARTHOU RESPONDE A LA
CARTA DE TCHITCHERINE

GENovA, mayo 3.-Una hora antes
de tomar ell tren que lie conduce Fran
cia el sefior Barthou dirigi6 una car
ia a Georges Tchitcherine, en- la que
responde al doeumento que este lie .diri-
giera aver relative al tratado ruso-ale.
man.
M. Barthou declara que ell pueblo fran
c6s no abriga rencores nj odios contra
el pueblo ruso y que Ell gobierno de Fran
cia esta deseoso de reanudar las rela-
clones amistosas con Russia.
Ell jefe de los delegados franceses,
agrega, con frases rebosantes de entu-
siasmo que Ell pueblo de Francia veria
con agrado un acercamiento con Ru-
sia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
RoMUALDo JoUBE

Ronlualdo Joube, famoso actor de la
comedia Francesa Ante cristo, en- la
grandiosa production MATTHIAS SAN
DoRF', quo Sc presentara pronto en-
todos los cines de San Juan y Santur-
ee en- dos noches y a precios corrien-
ties. -sera 6sta una grandisima oportu-
nidad que brinda la casa alquiladora
dc esta pelicula al pdbico de San
Juan Y santurce, para yer esta prOduc
ci6n en- dos noches y precios Co
rrientes. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LOS IRLANDESES Sc
:. BATEN EN- RETIRADA

DUBLIN, mayo A. Despachos reci-
bidos de Bellaghy dicen que I'm grupo
numeroso de insurrectos atacaron a Ia
guardia municipal, matando dos gen.
darmes hiriendo varios. La Conan
dancia de los Cuarteles del Estado Ii
bre pidi6 recursos South Derry. y a
los pocos moraentos de negar 6ssos, los
rebeldes Sc batieron en- retira1a de-
ja1ldo dos prisioneros en- poder de los
federales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LA RECONSTRUCTION DEL
MUNDO DEPENDE DEL DES-
ARME UNIVERSAL DICE
TCHITCHERINE

GENovA, mayo 81 Ell informe eco
nomico que ha presentado el sefior
Lloyd George comenz6 a ser dlscutido
esta tarde. Habl6 Georges Tcnitcherine
quien dijo que por la importancia en-
81 del asunto y por su enlace con
otras cilestiones importantfsin7as Sc
vela obligado pedir que Sc busque
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LAS REF0RMAS DE LA MO
MEDIA EN- CIRCULATION NO
pUEDEN LLEVARSE A CABO
SIN LA INTERVENTION DE
ESTADOS UNDOS

cENoVA, mayo s. En- Ia session
plenaria de la conferencia Ell represen-
tante ingles mister Worthingtoa Evans
manifesto que las refermas propuestas
para la moneda en- circulation no pue
den 1levarse efecto 81 no es con Ell
concurso via intervention de Estados
Unidos, que es Ell poder econ6lnico mas
fuerte del mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04

KILKENNY, mayo A. Despues de
ura lucha renidisima sostenida entire
los insurrectos las tropas del 60
hierno del Estado I,ibre, los re-
heldes irlandeses que Sc habian
Gtrincherado en- T. Cathedral. tuvieron
cue abandonar sus posiciones. Cicn repu
b1icanos fueron hecho prisioneros.
Los Bancos y las principales casas de
comercio de esta ciudad han cerrado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
EN- UNA CIUDAD DEL MEDI-
TERRANEO Sc EFECTUARA
PROBABLEMENTE UNA REU-
MON DE LOS SIGNATARIOS
DEL TRATADO DE
VERSAILLES

GENovA, mayo -Momentos antes
de salir para Francia, el presidente de
la delegation francesa, NJ. Barthou ce-
lebr6 una conferencia con el jefe del
gobierno ingles, Mr.. Lloyd George.
La reunion Sc 1lev6 efecto en- ia
ssvilla de Albertis'' y ambos politicos
discutieron las cuestiones, dentro de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
tUNITED PRESS. via sAll America
Cables'').

GENOvA, mayo B. El doctor Wal
ter Rathenau, ministro de Relaciones
E1teriores de Alemania y delegado de
su pals en- la conferences economical,
ha pronunciado un emocionante diseur
SO en- Ell cual dijo que las naciones
deberian iniciar en- seguida los prime
ros pasos para Ell desarme intcrnacio-
nal, dentro de un espiritu cordial de
cooperation confanza mutuas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LLOYD GEORGE
SORPRENDIDO..

GENovA, mayo s. Mister Lloyd
George ha hecho algunas manifesto
clones relacionadas con Ell memoran-
dun de los aliados y ha demostrado su
sorpresa por ell hecho de no aparecer
en- dicho documento las frmas de los re
presentantes franeeses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Ell TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE
ESTADOS UNIDOS Els LA ms
TITUCI0N MAS REACCIONA-
RIA DEL MUNDo -AFIRMAN
LOS DELEGADOS RUSOS EN-
LA CONFERENCIA DE ~
.. GENoVA :. 49, ~

PARIS, mayo 81 FL diario ''L' In
transigeant" publica ana interview
celebrada por SUI corresponsal en- Geno-
va con los delegados sovietistas en- la
cnal estos declaran que ell presidente
Taft no es Ell hombre prop6s'to para
cl Comite Mixto de Arbitraje debido
a que ell Tribunal Supreme dc Estados
Unidos es Ia institution mas reacciona-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
TCHITCHERINE Y RATHENAU HAN
PRONUNCIADO ELOCUENTES DIS
CURSOS ABOGANDO POR Ell DES-
ARME DE LAS NACIONES
UNO DE LOS PRINCIPALES ARTICULOS DEL PLAN
ECONOMICO DE LLOYD GEORGE FUE RECHAZADO
AVER EN- LA CONFERENCIA DE GENOVA

una formula conducente q restablecer
ell credito mundial de i'm modo firme
y SECURE. Dijo que la Inica formula
adecuada para encontrar ese procedi-
miento es la de proceder al desarme
international.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
pOr eI me-
iiOramiOntO eCOnOnliCO
del pals

300 A. M. EN- LA OFICINA DEL
COMISIONADO DE AGRICULTU-
RA Y TRABAJO.
Estado Actual del Mercado Inte-
rior.
(A) Causas de su desorganiza-
cion:
"a Falta de cr6dito del peque-
no agricultor.
. (2) Falta de vias efcientes de
communication.
(3) Tarifa alta del ferrocarril.
(4) Caminos Vecinales.
(5 Falta de organization del Mer
cado en- los pueblos de la Isla.
(6) Falta de datos establishes Y
de informaci6n.
OBJ Manera de proveer ell cr6di
to:
(1) Bancos de credito refacciona
rio.
(2) Sistema de Bancos de las Ii
gas Agrfcolas. La Ley organizando
las Ligas Agrfcolas de la Isla debe
ser aprobadl por la legislature.
Manera de facilitar ell transporte:
(a) CONSTRUCTION de los caminos
vecinales. Necesidad de anular la
ley VICENTE Y sustituirla por otra en-
la cual las condolences tecnicas Y
iecon6micas sean tenidas en- cuenta
para la rapida Y efcien construction
de estos caminos.
(b) Estudio de la tarifa del ferro
carril Y enmiendas posibles.
(c) Estudio de la red de ferroca
rriles secundarios comparados con las
carreteras y auto-camiones de car
ga.
Co Organization del Mercado
;en los pueblos de la Isla.
I'd Proveer lugares apropiados
en- ell recinto urbano para plaza de
mercado.
~ Mercedes cubiertos.
go Ferias agricolas anuales en-
los distintos pueblos de la Isla.
CD Medidas de caracter general.
(1) Reorganization del Departa
mento de Agriculturl .creando, de
acuerdo con el Acta Jones, los Nego-
ciados de Comercio, Minas, Pesca e
Tndustrias de Productos Animales V
Vegetables.
(2) Formation del personal tee
nico necesario al fomento de las In
dustrias:
(a) Escuela Superior de Conner
clio.
(b) Introducir Ia tecnica del In
geniero en- la Escuela de Agricultu-
ra de Mayagdez para formar I'm
cuerpo de ingenieros agr6nomos.
(c) Escuela de Ingenieros Indus
triales con sus ensenanzas organiza
das de ncuerdo con las necesidades
del pals.
(d) Ensenanza en- la Universidad
de las asignaturas Economic Politi-
ca; Sociologia Y Administration Ci-
vii.
Ramon Gambia CoRDOvA,
Comisionado INFERNO de Agricul-
tura y Trabljo.
Recomendado Y conforme:
John A. WILSON,
Comisionado del Inferior.
Jose E. BENEDICTO,
Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LOS ESPANOLES SUFREN
UN DESCALABRo

LoNDREs, mayo S-Despachos de
Madrid dicen que las tropas espanolas
Sc han visto obligadas replegarse ha
cia Tetuan debido la superioridad
numerical de las fuerzas rebeldes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
PEKIN Y TIENTSIN EXCLUI-
DAS DE LA IONA DE
OPERACIONES

WASHINGTON, mayo 81 Despa-
chos recibidos en- la Legaci6n china de
esta capital informan que por convenio
mutuo Sc ha excluido Pekin y Tientsen
de la zona principal de operaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
PARA sANTo DOMINGO

Ha embarcado para santo Domingo,
cor el prop6sito de pasar ALI rs.a brc-
We temporada, Ell distinguido caballero
residente en- Ponce, don Jaime BOu.
Grata estadia 1e deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Ell GABINETE FRANCES DE-
CIDIO POR UNANIMIDAD RE-
CHAZAR Ell MEMORANDUM
Sc coMPLIcA LA sITUAcIoN

PARIS, mayo 81 Ell gabinete
1ra decidido por unanimidad adherirse
a la actitud de Belgica, rechazando en-
redcndo, ell reciente memoranium ruso.
La situaci6n International, con tai
raotivo, va tomando caracteres de in
tensa gravedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
DIEZ MIL PERSONALS MUEREN
DIARIAMENTE DE HAMBRE

los mas cordiales y afectuosos terni-
nos de amistad.
1nformes extra-oficiales aseguran que
fue acordado celebrar pr6ximamente en-
una de las ciudades del Mediterraneo
una asamblea de los signatarios del
Tratado de Versailles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
BON ANGE1. RODRIGUEZ


FL distinguldo caballero y honibrc de
negocios don Angel Rodriguez, de la
muy acreditada frma "Infanz6n & Ro-
driguez", de Mayagiiez, ha saiilc para
Ia Repdbica 6ominicana, de donde re-
gresara pronto, en- gestiones dc la re-
pltada firma que representa-.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez, presidcnte del
"centro Espaiol" de Mayagilez, fue
recibido con mucha cordiaidad en- ell
referido pals, scgdn los peri6dicos do
miricanos recibidos en- esta poblaci6n.
Hacemos votos por ell feliz regreso
del sr. Rodriguez, uuien cuerta con
1umerosas amistdes en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Atentamentc,
CANEARA DE CoMERcIo DE P. R.
Secci6n San Juan

CAMARA DE CoMERCIO DE 2. R.
Secci6n San Juan
Arturo BRAVO, Secretario.
La vista que Sc refiere ia carta
anterior fu6 fjada para hoy, las dos
de la tarde, ante la Comisi6n, con asis
tencia de representatives por parte de
la Camara, asi como de La Compaiiia.
Ell Comit6 nombrado por Ia c&ma>a
para asistir la vista, 10 componen
los sefores Morales, Abarca, Vail Espi
nosa, Pietrantoni Bolivar.
Este Comit6 ha venido desde hace
varios dias, celebrando reuniones con
los representatives de la Corporation
del telefono, la cual ha puestc la
disposition de aquely toda la inforlna-
ci6n concerniente la solicitud de au-
mento formulada por la Compania.
Hasta aver por la manalla ell critic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LA VISTA PUBLICA REFERE.N-
TE A TARIFAS TELEFONICAS

En- vista de las gestiones dc varios
socios de Ia C&mara de Comercio, para
cue 6sta intervenga en- ell asunto rela
cionado con ell aumento de tarifas que
solicita la Compafiia del Tei6fono, Ell
referido ORGANISING dirigi6 a la Conf
sion de servicio Pdblico, Ia siguiente
carta:
Hon. Comisi6n de servicio Pdblico
San Juan, P. r.
Sefiores:
En- virtud de la solicitud de algunos
de nuestros asociados, y estando intere
sados los miembros de .esta Camara,
en- ser oida, por conducto 5e represen
taci6n, en- la Vista Pdblica que lia de
celebrar esa Comisi6n, como consecuen
cia de la authorization pedida por Ia
tPorto Rico Telephone Co.,, para en-
mendar en- algunos casos aumentar,
las tarifas vigentes del seryicio telefo
nico, cumplimos con ell requisite EXPIRE
sado en- ell ''edicto" publicado por Ia
prensa, de radicar este escrito con fe-
cha anterior la del tres del corriente
mes, Y esperamos que tendran ustedes
la bondad de avisarnos Ia fscha en-
que ha de celebrarse la meneionadsl Wis
ia Pdblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04

sus puertas, hasta tanto no cesen las
hostilidades.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
GOT WRONG NUMBERS
ON PHONE; WINS 81 900
Company, However, Will APP
peal From Verdict.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MINNEAPoLIs, Dec. 2.--Whether the
value of precious minutes lost in waiting
for central to answer can be recovered
from a telephone company will be set
tied by the Minnesota Supreme Court.
The Northwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany. which lost a verdict of $1,000 to
George s. Grimes, an attorney, in a suit
based on the grounds of poor service,
will file an appeal, Edmund A. Prem
dergast, chief counsel for the company
said tonight
I'VE don't care for the $1,000" said
Mr.. Prendergast 1--WE will make our
appeal on the grounds that the company
is not liable for damages when we fur
nish as good service as we can under
the circumstances"
Mr. Grimes sued for $4,000 for time
lost from 1917 to 1920 In getting wrong
numbers, waiting for central and an
swering calls not intended for him.
There were seven women on the jury
which heard the case.
"I don't care a picayune about the
$1,000, but i regard the verdict as a
victory for justice and fair play" said
Mr.. Grimes There is no doubt in my
mind that people of Minneapolis lost
millions of dollars through inefficient
telephone service during the six years
from 1916 to 1922. when, as charged by
complaint, my loss was the greatest.
| am sure that at least 10000 Minne-
apolis business men had cases as good
as mine against the telephone company"
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
FINANCIAL INQUIRY
is SET FOR BAYONNE
Court Answers Taxpayers
Plea to Investigate Com
missiOners' Acts.

Justice Francis j. Swayze. In the Su-
preme Court in Jersey City yesterday
appointed Alvoni r. Allen. retired bust
ness man and constable, as Supreme
Court Commissioner to investigate the
conduct of the municipal government OF
Bayonne. n. ]. Taxpayers had petit
toned for an investigation, alleging
that the City Commissioners had con-
tracted for material and labor without
advertising for bids. that they had ex-
ceeded their appropriations. and that
they had Illegally obtained bids and
awarded contracts for public work. One
charge is that member of the com
mission has financial interest in con-
tracts let by the city.
Counsel for the city received until De-
cember l2 to petition for vacation of the
order
Justice Swayze also granted 10 l.. Ed
ward Hermann and Eugene II. Sharkey,
attorneys, writ Of certiorari to review
the action of the Bayonne Board of Ed
ucation in adopting a resolution recently
to purchase n school site at Twenty
seventh street and Avenue A. The at
torpeys allege that Mathew Il. Cronin.
owner of the site. attended the meeting
of the board and influenced it's actions,
threatenir 6 to raise the price of the
property unless the board purchased It
at once for s104,570.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
SCARSDALE GETS NEW
WATER SYSTEM GOING
Steady Pressure at All Times
Is Assured.

The Board Of Water Commissioners
of Scarsdae formally turned over to the
village yesterday the results of its
last two years work, when Village Pres
ident Hunter threw In the switch and
started the pumps on what will be their
daily labors.
Frank H. Bethel was chairman of
the proceedings and outlined the work
done toward acquiring the water sys-.
tenn previous to the appointment of the
Water Commissioners. George Field, r.
Il. Hunter and Fred LAWS.
Scarsdale bought the major portion OF
it's distributing system from the Con-
soldated Water Company and the re-
mainjer of it's 1897 miles of mains was
laid under recent contracts. The work
just completed includes the erection OF
100000 gallon steel standpipe, a pump
ing station with two electrical units and
a large gasoline unit capable of pump
ing $500 gallons of water a,minute. The
electric automatic control IL so designed
that a variation OF only four feet In
head. in the standpipe is permitted, thus
insuring steady pressure day and
night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Black Satin Canton

A heavy quality for suits, certain
to give good service. 40 in.
yd., 3.45
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
THREE GET $4,000 EACH
IF THEY WED JEWESSES
Louis MandeI Conditions
Grandsons' Bequests.

The will OF Louis Mandel. who died
in his home at Bayside. L. T., October
16. was filed for probate yesterday at
jamaica The document was dated
March II, 1922. and disposes of an
estate of $4,000 in personal property.
Harry Mandel, son, living at 116S
Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. receives Sc, 900.
One provision Is for a trust fund OF
$4,000 each for three grandchildren
Sylvan, Howard and Joseph. The will
reads Each of my three grandchild-
rem will receive the sum OF $4,000. placed
in trust for them. when they marry girls
of Jewish faith. They are not to marry
until they have attained the age Of 20
years.
Another son. Edward Mandel of Bay
side, l.. l.. Is to receive the income OF
the trust funds until the grandchildren
have reached Is.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
FIGHT FIRE HALF HOUR
IN PARK ROW BUILDING

a fire on the eleventh floor OF the
Park Row Building last night gave fire
men a hard fight for more than half
hour. their work being impeded by
dense clouds OF smoke in the corridors.
Starting i'm the office Of the G.. a. G..
Engineering Company. the flames soon
penetrated the walls OF two offices adj
joining.
Employees Of the New York City
News Association on the fourteenth
floor observed smoke coming up the
air shaft and filling the Railways and
turned in an alarm. The damage was
mostly from smoke
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
For KiddieS' FrOcks

White Egyptian Nainsook, made
of pure Egyptian yarn. 1t is SO
inches wide, and 10 yards to the
box. box, 5.25
Imported Gingham of a sturdy
quality in "a wide range of checks
and two-tone effects; suitable for
kiddies' frocks, aprons and house
dresses. yd,. 45c
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Flannels
For Christmas Gifts

Imported French Zenana is very
attractive when made up into
Christmas Bath Robes and Lounge
Robes. AZ inches wide. yd., 4.50
Also All Wool French Flannels in
a complete range of colors. An
excellent quality. yd., 1.35
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Black Dress VelvetS

They are all silk and therefore
most exceptional offering at this
price. 40 in. wide. yd., $50
formerly 1850
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

(Second Floor
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

admit they should be thus classified
are being tied for cents a couple by
Mayor Wormley.
The bargain rates in marriage are In
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

keeping with a general bargain day
being held by merchants OF the town.
Banks are shaving 81 off notes paid
to-day
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
aoyeHo AM to
AVENUE James McCreery & Co. '4a STREET
"McCreery Silks =.

Famous CEey HaT a CenIWy-1He Original S1zk Stop
In Silk Shop you will find rich velves for evening
and dinner metal bocades plain and two-toned
metal cloths pleasing color combinations cantons flat
crepes and crepe de chimes complete color assormen white
silks and san for wedding gowns silks especially created for
the bridesmaid and black silks of course great prouson
'Reg
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
WEDDINGS AT 8 AND 80 CENTS
Cut Rates for Knots Mark Bargain
Day in Kingsley, la.

KINGSLEY. Ia. Dec. 2.--Marrlages
are being performed here to-day at the
bargain price of 80 cents. Spinsters
and bachelors who can be induced to
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Special Values for Tomorrow
Crepe de Chine

In a dependable heavy quality in
the most desirable colors as well as
Black or White. 40 in. wide.
yd., $50
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Heavy Printed Crepe

In most unusual color effects and
extremely good in quality. 40 in.
wide. yd., 3.45
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-27
New Oil Sand Uncovered
In The Robertson Field

Indications that q new oil sand has
of Garvn county were made apparent
with the finding Of sand at a depIh
company's test No. 2 on the Mays
farm in the southeast of the north
east quarter of the northeast quartet
of the southwest quarter OF section IA
ln.3w which Is reported as having 1000
feet OF oil in the hole with the sand
penetrated Is feet. Thorough test OF
the sand is being delayed due to .
swab being lost in the hole and for
which the operators are now fishing
This well was reported earlier In
the week as having apparently missed
the sand encountered in the Oln Jones
Nelson well.
Davis. .Bryan.Frame No. on the
Newberry farm in the northeast OF the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section II. ln.3w is ready
to drill ont the plug which was ce-
mented on top of the sand at 1340
feet. Same operators No. l on the
same farm is q l0.OO0,O00 foot gasser
which is producing from sand at 1878
40 feet.
Shipman ct al No. 2 on the Grady
Douglas farm in the southeast Of the
northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section IA, 1n.3w is mud
ding off gas sand at 1910 feet and
preparing to drill deeper with the ro'
tary tools. Same operators No. | on
the same farm in the northwest OF
the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter offsetting the Concord
producer on the south is reported as
making 7j.l0O barrels.
Harris Brothers No. | in the south.
west Of the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section II, ln.3w
is drilling with the rotary tools at 700
feet.
Davis.Younger have spudded in their
test in the northwest corner Of the
northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section 13, 1n.3w one fourth mile
southeast of production.
Lon Frame of Oklahoma City has
let the contract for a well 10 be drill
ed in the northeast corner Of the
southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section IA. 1n.3w one eighth mile
south Of the Olin Jones. Nelson pro-
ducer No. 2. The well will be drilled
with the standard tools
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-27
HANDLE FACTORY IS
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY

STILLWELL. Okla.-An enterprise
that is meaning much TO Stillwell
,and the surrounding community is
.the Charles II. Amos Handle company.
(which manufactures all kinds of han
dies from hickory timber. The capacity
i Of the factory is about so dozens OF
handles OF the 36-inch regulation for
bpicks, axe. hoe and other kinds. They
sship direct 10 many users over the
rcountry, and furnish the American
Smelter and Refining company Of the
republic OF Mexico, all their handles.
They employ a number OF men and
buy a large amount of timber from
!1he people who own the land and
thus enables many Of them TO have
'their ready money at this time.
The company officials state that
from their survey OF the hickory tim.
Der in this section that it is sutfi.
scent 20 keep the factory running at
Its fun capacity for many years 10
come ana but little OF the merchant.
able hickory has been cut away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-27
JOSH LEE RETURNS
HERE FOR LECTURE

Josh Lee, noted Oklahoma lecturer
reader and humorist, is scheduled to
be in Ardmore Thursday night Febru'
ary ., at Ardmore high school audi.
forum, under the auspices OF the
high school mothers club
This announcement viii be received
with mucn enthusiasm as N,r. Lee is
well known TO Ardmore audiences,
having appeared here twice during the
past .'eor.
Ardnore likes Josh Lee and the
high school Mothers club is providing
one of the very best attractions ever
brought TO the city in securing him
.cr an evening
Proceeds Of the affair win be spent
III furthcling the work of the Mothers
club in the schools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-27
OIL NEWS
FROM LOCAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA FIELDS
L. KRON
Extension Well West of
Production is Flowing
Estimate of $50 Barrels

The Hewitt southeast extension
was extended one eighth mile to
the west by the bringing in of
the e.Gillam!AIillcr No 3
on the Westheimer.A farm in the
center of the north line Of the
north half of the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of
section 3j, 4s-2w which is reported
as having topped the pay at 1854
feet, and with the drill 20 feet
in the sand is flowing estimated
production of $50 barrels. The re-
port states that the operators
are still drilling in the sand. This
is one Of the best producers Yet
brought in in the extension area.
The sand takes y rise as it goes
west from the discovery well as
indicated by depths thus far prov.
en-. The Hudson-Gillam. Coline no,
! discovery well in the southwest
corner of section 25. 4s-2w reach
ed the pay at 23O2 feet while the
Coline-Gillam.Mil No. / in the
northeast corner Of section 3j
topped the sand at 227a feet,