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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Washington C0urfu

Bailey and Hoffacker have dry
hole in their well IN 36-23.l2. They
had 81 feet OF wilcox sand, bot no
OIL At 1857 the hole began 70 nll
with water, and had 70 be
abandoned u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Seminole COlinfu

kawfleld Oii company is rigging
up In 25-6-6.
Knwfield company and Rock
Island are rigging up In 20.G-7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Gdsser Near OkeHiah

Waite Phillips has an 5000. 900
foot easser IN hls No. 2 Fosster In
the northwest OF the southwest ~
l.l0-o. In the sand from 3,089 60 g.
045 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Hughes County

Daniels and Cutler are waiting to
get all OF their pipe on the ground
before resuming drilling on their
well in 1890, Well IL down 1920
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Near Okeniah

Lonnox oil 4 Gas co. No. I
Samuel In the southwest OF i3-l1.g.
is dry and abandoned at 3.i75 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06

In the year ending with June the
Tonnage OF motor driven ocean
going ships Increased 81 pcr cent.
as compared with a Z per cent gain
Of steam ygageIe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06
Big Montreal Refinery to Use
Ramage Process

MONTREAL. Can, Nov. b.--Worlx
has been started on the construction
here OF a large modern oil refinery.
The project il being financed by a
group OF Detroit automobile manu-
facturers headed by Benjamin Bris-
coe. The company has been named
the Red star Refinerles Ltd, and
has a paid I'm capital OF $4,000. 900.
A group OF wealthy Canadians also
is affiliated with the organization,
which will control the Ramage re-
filming process In this country.
The Ramage process Il being used
with considerable success at the
Barnsdall refinery at Bsrnsdall,
Okla, although the installation Is so
recent that Its operation has not
been entirely perfected Doctor
Ramage was In Tulsa a short time
ago with group Of prominent Euro
peans among them was Count q.
de Cippico, n nephew or the Italian
king, who Is manager for the pro-
cesc in Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
News of Fifty Years Ago

lFrom the Richmond Dispatch Jan 20 1879
The musical event OF the season in Rich
mond is to come next week. when Theodore
Thomas will give two grand symphony CON
ccrts at Assembly Hall. his whole magnificent
orchestra appearing on each occasion
That old ana reliable Richmond volunteer
company. the Light Infantry Hlucs. is max
Ing arrangements FOR celebration Of Wash
ington's birthday. February -. in the ante
bcllum styl". They viii have parade In tho
daytime and NJ nigh, Il grand select ball at
Virginia Hall.
The anniversary Of the birth Of General
Robert L. Lee was celebrated yesterday by
Company a dee GuardD. First Virginia Regi-
mcnt. by pnradc through the principal
streets OF the ci,y Lieutenant Charles r.
Taylor commanded. Captain Crc,shaw being
absent on bridal tour
Married the l7th of January. by Rev.
George Woodbridge, assisted by Rev Moses
-. IIogc. Lewis u. CronHhhw. Jr and Misv
Suai. u. Sutton. daughter Of William ~ SUIT
ton all OF Richm"nh.
There was q great celebration of Tia" ami
vcrsary OF the hii'h Of General lee" nj Licking
ton Yesterday General Jubai A. Early dcIiv.
cred the address.
Married. at the residence az thc hrdc'H
mother. January iG by Rev. Dr. Woodbridge.
i.oonihns T. wheat 10 Fior"nc. t.. youngest
daughter OF the late Joseph Allen, OF Rich
mond.
Colonel Thomas Dodnm"adc. formerly OF
richmond. now OF south Carolina. Is spend
ing a week with his old time fricnds in this
city.
\ mixed jury five whites and seven negroes
was cInpanncilcd at Hanover Courth
yesterday. This ~ the first time negroes have
been seen on jury In that county.
Tn" valuable dwelling belonging to the es-
tat" OF the late Henry T.. Watkins. in Prince
Edward County, was destroyed by fire night
before last.
The Maryland Legislature yesterday elect
ed George II. Dennis to he United States Sem
ator. The new Senator Is a Democrat and a
graduate OF the University Of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
how can the interests which prevented arbi-
tration expect future favors ut the hands OF
4 Lao.
sSlIOrn OF IT'S STRENGTH

\YJlEN the arms conference rejected the
w fourth article Of the Hughes reso-
lutions. under which existing concessions
would be submitted To the international
beard of reference for examination and re-
port. tho principle OF an open door in China.
10 which general assent OH the part OF the
powers had previously been obtained was
Shorn of its strength. The status quo rs
to existing concessions not only is to he
maintained. hut without shame the nat
which obtained them refuse to have the
fairness of the methods by which th.y were
acquired examined into To China's plea
Tor restitution Of territory OF which she has
b""n wroEGfully deprived. the cold answer
OF the doctrine OF ''meum" is returned
there is Tor her no 'et tuum." The prin-
''pie OF the open door for all with equal
privileges may be applied outside OF these
concessions. hut not as To them.
IN guaranteeing without much of Il fight.
the American delegation saw its contention
foI fuil justice for China lost irrctricvubly
III SO lar as any action tn be taken lw this
conference To right that country's WRONGS
arc concerned Champions Of the Chinese
We" the defeat on the fourth article as
little less than disaster The American
delegation affects to regard the defeat as
"himportant. but this view is untenable
with these spheres Of influence and conces-
SONS maintained as they now exs, the
open door declarations of Amcric, i'm ,be
past now become a mockery The loss of
the fourth article in the resolution offered
by Secretary Hughes knocks all the vitality
out of the other three
Not only does the defeat OF this article
portend the failure of a right settlement of
other questions on the agcnda affecting
CHINA, but II will strengthen the opposition
III me senate to the various treaties when
ihey are submitted for ratification
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
\ Test Of the Machinery

Z ARif inauguration OF a comprehensive
IL rohd-building program Is perhaps the
most pressing public obligation now resting
upon the people and officials of the State
Many OF those who have taken prominent
part in the long educational fight for good
roads believe the actual start will be made
by the present General Assembly They
foresec authorization OF Il bond issue that
will provide for this great building project
on Il generous plan.
These facts should be borne in mind in
connection with the Legislative survey of
the operations of State agencies now in
trusted with road-bulding. If existing adj
ministrative machinery should appear to be
i'll anywise defective. the present is the
proper time for remedial action. II, on
the other hand, the organization provided
by present laws is such as to give assur-
ance that large-scale BODYBUILDING project
would be handled with the highest effcc-
tiveness. that fact should be established
clearly in the minds of the people
The execution of Il Statewide highway
program will represent one of the most
important and one of the most complex
undertakings in the history of Virginia
The effort should be attended by every pos
sible advantage OF expertness and effective
organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

To IN" Editor Of The rimcs- Dispatch
Sir Being sportsman for tn,
past twenty-five years and enjoying
tho sport "a much ns It's possible q
enjoy anything. | cannot but vicwl
with sadness the lmmcns. waste nfi
money paid FOR the protection oA
game. Th" average county ramo
warden reminds one of "rnistlctodl
growing on splendid vigorous OAK
would II not he far better TO pay tho
sheriff Of each county more money
say onc-f"urh 81 the dog tax arcl
game license tax and then require thtsI
SIT" game warden TO cxpend thea
halanr" In tho purchase Of such game
AZ the different counties arc best
fitcd To raise and place them on the
farms nf the persons who pay thes
taxes. For example. John Doe psys5
,aN"S on two dogs t2) and takeI5
out state license $50. total 81. Thes
sheriff gets sl.2j and the state war;
den buys three pairs o. bob white
ana expresses them to John Doc to bcS
turned loos" on John Does farm. or,
whcr" John DO" dcaIgnatcs In cascs
John IS city man. he has the prlvi-
icrc OF designating the county orr
farm lac prefers the birds turned
loose on, and In case he does no, So;
specify, then the state warden ma 81
hts opinion. they are most needed
In most counties the shcr!ns ard
good. ahl" men. and he aud his deDu-
ties are better able 10 look as,nr md
cnforc" the game laws than ,hc MAJ
tor!tv OF III" game wardcn. who at
present only leave their oHiCc5 ind
dog killing season. and then ouly-
when sOin" citizen writes them AMI
makes Il complaint
la many cases. They viii! kc.p pcr :,
fcctly still until the time has ctrf e.
10 see II dog licenses have LosnI
taken out ana then they VIII 90 intol
tho tr"asurcrs office and comrare In.
present list with tn" previous ycar's
list. and II last year John Doe toe *
out dog !iccns" and has not taken
out on" FOR the present year. tGey
viii writ" some ono In In. ~ yhbcr-
hood az John Does homo aud ~ SIX
II John Doe has dog. and wo. into
John DO. ~ there is one ~ his
premises; they at once hale him ID
f"r" justice and request mkt
inUm nu". bat have not e1erted then
selves one particle ia md out wH,.
other persons have dogs TIA, haNiel
no, take ont license, or possibly
have never taken out license
SportSincn. az q general thing. ara.
the :aircst and most liberal-niirdrd
body az men ! have ever known. tut
for heaven sake. Civ" them t,cir
moneys worth and stop pouring IL
in TO some political crack ,r feeding
lot Of parasites. r. T.. DANIEL.
South HIN. Va. January Is. 1922
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MINIATURE ALM,>,C.

mil Iliionfirc father and give up
q" ii"n-kn""d suitor with more mil
iioni. In addition to "a dozen mar.
persistent heart vendors
Hil'" - g Miller wrote the story.
larry beaumont produced the MIN.
an" Jack MulhaIl. inimiiab'" JACK. IL
IN" co-star who takes the character
pt III, hard Hardy with "A sinr.rj,v
INA, ulh induce Rcnu Rriimmcu 10
,hN" w b"il"rmakins AK "A lifr work
Viola "a cuu!dn', do better; the
part see Ia suit her t.rupcrmrn,
ana IN" Isom" debutintc could no,
possibly .v"h letter Ia the creative
NATIVITY sh. displays 50 lavishiy. The
cast Is bit insignificant In con
tr"si l" the two. although Frederick
Nr""'n makes real persuasive and
"in'!% 'aih"r and Theodore Won ELI
handsome hut quiet "rhirtccnth
Lover"
setting and tho finer details cf plot
a.: wrought with d"iiEh;fII wiz
hrhTy ihat compels belief in the
story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

termination TO do this. and there is Il rising
nope that questions OF machinery and per-
sonnet viii not be permitted to stand i'm tho
way OF thoroughgoing revision Tho OK
periehce of other States. some of them
counted among Nirginia's neighbors, Is suf-
hcicnt PROOF that reasonably equitable
distribution of the tax burden is not. after
all. shadowy and unattainable dream
Every NirGinian knows that thousands OF
taxpayers in this state are being unfairly
treated. This unfair treatment has been
going on for years. and where there should
have been an Improvement there has actual
~ been an accumulation OF the Injustice
Moreover. when so much laundering and UNI
evenn"sS ar" apparent on the surface. II Is
SAL" To assume that close examination would
disclose evils not now suspected either in
nature or degree. The whole plan is illogi-
cal and Impractical. One must doubt II il
would nave worked I'm the Garden OF Eden.
Certainly. it will not work anywhere today;
and the Virginia Assembly could render no
higher service than that of substituting n
new system or just "a system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

In announcing the return engage
mcnt OF Leo carr!llo in lombard,
Ltd the latter half OF next week.
starting Thursday night and includ-
inr a matinee Saturday afternoon, the
Academy ~ Music management
wishes To call the attention OF Rich
mond thcaicrSocrs To the sensational
hit this attraction made here last
October. II had refreshing humor
about It's interesting romance that
proved captivating TO all who saw IL
There are no heavy dramatics or dire
ful mysteries In the makeup OF
"Lonhardi. Ltd" and Carrillo Is al
WAYS "A cheerful personality.
lombard. Ltd" is a comedy Of un
usual characteristics. n capital adj
mixture Of fun. color and warm scnti-
mcnt. 1t was written and produced
with the most minute consideration
for the exclusive acting talents OF
Leo Garlic. and the charm that has
out it's long runs In Ecw York. Ros-
ton, Philadelphia and Chicago and
on tour. is conferred entirely in the
peculiarly sensitive development Of
It's leading role by Mr.. Garlic. With
out carrillo il would lac in very truth
Hamlet without the character Of
Hamlet Its particular Garlic
charm was totally lacking in the
perturbation. IL which n well known
and popular movie actor was starred.
because that same sensitive develop
mcnt Of III" character OF Tito Lom-
bardi and Carrillo's adept reading Of
the lines were lack ing, OF course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Voice Of the People
a Word for the school Teacher.


10 'he Editor OF Tho Timcs-DispatchI
sill am disintcrcsted In thi,I
street car controversy other thai
wanting to sec justice done. saw i1j
your peoples column today that d
writer compares education with non
education. Before the Civil War I'll
boy wished to learn II TRADE n,
worked for his board and scaut,
clothes for three long years. SO ~,
been told. Some twelve years uycI
went To New York CITY ana nftc n
training OF thrcc days / took full
charge OF nm Eighth Avenue car run
ming from the battery to One iIundret
aud FIFTY eighth Street.-The Polol
Grounds. They allowed me 81 nc,
day for tho three days aud S2.25 ne,
day thereafter. They paid me tt
learn. M you see. instead of my work
ing for them three years as I'm the]
case | above stated. And right hcre|
wish 10 say there liz very little tt1
learn. Any country hoy can do all
| did provided he can read, write
and add.
Now let's see about the schoo'
teacher whom your correspondent
tried 10 compare with common o,l
manual labor. school tcache,
spends more than one MIN OF IN.
average life learning his profession
| som" work their way through col
lcgc. Will" with others It's all goiuI
out and nothing coming In. AT lcas'
for many years. This mornings cor.
respondent failed Ia state facts. viz
MoH, all teachers attend summer nor.
mails or other training schools he.
Z tween their sessions 81 teaching.
am disrust"d at tho spirit of people
who do not believe tu letting canitar
hay" any chance at all They scert
:" forget that capital constructed
ANYTHING. To SPEAK plainly. people
whom have heard convcrsing rel
Gently here are Inconsistent an,i
socialis;ic.
JUSTICE.
Richmond. Va Jan IS. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
nIg variety Art mt Lyric.

rs the feature number OF the Ly-
ric's hnl, Gertrude Barnes dnZzlcs
the eyes for good fifteen minutes
IN the best costumcd act tho man
aIcm"nt has provided in many days.
Versatility itself. this talented act
r"ss gives potpourri Of songs. imi-
tations. dancing ana ncar-trag.dy,
all In great variety. She sings we'll
poses admirably and holds the in
icrcst every moment she Is on the
stage.
hunting and Francis. in the Pho
"-Srafi"r have AN amusing skit.
IN which the photographer INDUCES
IN some Wild steps. assisted by mis-
partners banjo. Exub.rant melody
ana broad Jokes are IA. contribution
"t the Strand Trio. Wilbur and
ADAMS. The Fan Guy" presents a
rant suggestion Of tn. old s,cplad-
der act. In which some backhrratinr
tumhiihg is exhibited
Opening tn" bill. III" Walton Duo.
IN songs and violin. excel any simi-
Jar Offering we have had This liz cs-
p"cially good. T. q II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Mrs. l'Iskc Tonight.

large and brilliant audience will
erect Mr:. Fiskc at the Richmond
Academy of Music this evening when
she VIII present here for the hrs,
time her newcs; comedy success.
Wake Up. Jonathan in which sh.
appeared all last season in Ncv York.
ana which received tho highest praise
from all the metropolitan reviewers
Mrs Fiskc brings the same abb.
cast which has been appearing with
hcr throughout the metropolitan runs
of Wake Up. Jonathan" Including
Charles Dalton. as the husband and
fath"d: Donald Cameron. as tho vara-
bond poet: Helen Holt. as tn" daugh-
ter. Richard Abbott and Walton But
tcrhcld. as the youthful lovers. Fred
die Goodrow. as the French waif. Lois
BARTLETT Edith Lawson and Iicrbcr,
ii"dSkins as the children. and Nora
Surfing. as the maid.
M theatrical event OF any season
brings as much joy TO the lovers o.
The finest In the drama as tho com
ing of Mrs. Fisk". She is not only
conceded 10 be tho foremost actress
on the stage. but can always hc de
pended upon To xiv" the same fine
performance and tho same pcr~
production on the road that she does
in New York.
number Of local playGocrs saw
Mrs. Fiskc recently when sh. pre-
scented this play ia New York and
Washington. and tho reports they
have brought back Of her brilliant
Performance" have made all IN" the
at"rC"crs az this city eager 10 So" her
when she presents Wake IN Ion
athan" In this city The engagement
includes performances tomorrow
matinee and night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Winter.


me trees are stripped of leaves
WI course. you know they're strippcd)
IN" branches bare swing In the air.
bF winds "f autumn whipped.
us c"id-dt usually is
In wtntcr) and the ground
Is frozen hnrd-thc cattle's hoofs
Ia measured cadence pound.
The fireplace gl"ws with heat
'Who would sit there and freezer
In" backlog turns and iaziiy burns
On cold nights such as these
The sky is dun. and gray
,lts winter. that is WHY'D
Against III" vast cxpans. Tho gull
G""S screaming. dying high.
have to write this stuR
I" let YOU people know
Fhat winters here. the season ,Ircar
or cold. ana lee. and snow
Ana now that this IL done
Now that this verse Is writ
think I'll &" aud got my skates
Ana make the most Of it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Anluscncnts
t.o,d sho,, n, Arn,Irmy.


Fishnans Jewish Players earned
considerable communication with
their admirable efforts In Back to
the old Home" II mciudruma In Yid-
dish and English. at the academy
last night.
An unusually light audience SAW n
SINGER" presentation OF the tragic
story az Jewish Eirl. forever barred
from the home OF her proud. Stnunch
~ religious parents. through mar
riagc with n man outside her own
faith
Follows the pathetic unhappiness
with the man for whom she has sac
rihc"d all-his fnithlcSsncss and lru-
'ahty. Then IA visit from her
brother "a fearful interview in which
she conf"sscs repentance and asks
that he iutcrccdc in her behalf with
The unforIiving, heart broken par
"nts. Finally her return home and
marriage with III" man chosen by her
PARENTS. whom she always really had
loved. Mr.. cooperstciu and Madame
Nptakcr as the parents. and Miss
E"mulon. the daughter. were very
good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
AZ the IsIs.

At the isis.
The invitinEIy adventurous tales OF
the great Northwest. the manifold
dangers: the exciting stcrnness Of
the Royal Northwest Mounted Police
amid the Jagged crags of "a redundant
w!cSsncSS, all are wrought toScth-
or In "a b"untiful display of the adj
venture tale. 60 Get Him." starring
William Fairbanks and showing at
the Isis for the last ha,f Of the week.
There liz that slow. placid movement
in the first few scenes which intro
ducrs the characters, a sort OF pre-
ludr before the storm. that has the
effect by contrast Of adding an abund-
anCc az suspense to the thrilling
story that is unfortunately supplied
with rather crude and misleading
Title.
The film is rather more subtle than
the majority Of such tales and there
Is that tender pathos and depth OF
character that makes IL a story that
would not he out OF place amid any
surroundings. William Fairbanks
takes the role OF Sergeant Riley
with nneness that Is somewhat les
scncd Ly the apparent artihcialness
! that characteriZes the greater part
OF some lighting scenes. lie Is sup
ported not unwel! both In cast and In
/ the sincerity OF the sccnework and
setting. But the fact remains that
! Riley, OF the X. y. w. NJ H., went to
/ get him" and got her" The pic
| turc is decidedly an action story OF
the better class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Echoes From Down Home

The North Carolina $4,000 600 good roads,
"Namp'" seems To be growing contagious
The Governor ~ Tennessee. has been ,,.,itioncd
to call an extra session OF the I..giSl;turc-
Tennessee. noting what her progressive neigh
Dor Is doing. Is too Impatient to await the
regular session Tor the purpose of cnacting
II law permitting issuan"" Of bonds to the
amount II $"p.op",00V with which to equip
that Siat" with system OF good roads .rh.
same proposition is h"for: the Kentucky Leg
:slatur-. and bcior" the year is out there
VIII probably hc Il general movement in that
direction by tn" Southern Staics-Chnrlotte
observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Music teachers tn Me-, r,bru,,, -,

NCHBtNG, VA. Jan. lp,-Tcnch.
crS OF music her" and In nearby col
i"HcS nave commenced arrangements
FOR the entertainment OF the virginia
Music Teachers Association. which
!S 10 hold It's annual convention al
the VirGinian Hotel here February
2a-25 The convention Is to bring
about 300 Of the hest musicians OF
the State here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

simple.
"" solved the servant girl problem said
links. happily.
Indeed said Mrs. links in,crrnEatively
Always knew you were genius. Let's
have it
I've decided" said links. ITO have her
marry the janitor"'
And she who before had only thought him
great. Knew that he was supreme. and threw
herself into his arms with curclcs of low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Al the Colonial.

Is IT possible to marry ones gar
hener, that is. II lie be an elusive
chap and not inclined to relish belng
ones "Fourteenth Lover? And Is II
worth while to assume the entire
hurdcn OF the pursuit even though 1t
isn't leap year? Viola Dana, taking
the delightful part Of vi Marchmont,
In 1.-THE Fourteenth Lover" thinks so
and ventures to prove that the trick
can he turned even though one has
To explore the dreaded culinary fields
TO win the rcticent workman OF ones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Thcatcr Calendar
hcADEMY-Dark.

ACADEMY-Dark
LYRIC--Kcith vaudeville.
cOLONlAI--Violn Dana, In
'''rhc IAN Love-"
BltOADW AY-kHthcrine Mac
Donald. In The beautiful Liar"
roster ana joyce viii appear in Il
mhsicai Offering at each per-
fOrmance.
hiJou-~All star cast. in Hail
the Woman
william Fairbanks. in "Go
Get Him.
oDEoN-Lois wcbcr's "Whnt IN
Men Want"