The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
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Report OF committees:
Sccrotary's rcport.,..H, q. james
Report Traffic Department..
......,..,..C .Clifford Thorne
washlnRion office Fnyettc y. Dow
~ Worth office report Ed Bynrs
Traffic committee. a. Germany
Trade Relations committee.
,...;:..........G Geo. ~ Moore
Membership committee
.s.s..,...,.,.D W. buchanan
Finance committee. ...E. Il. Schock
second Session.
wednesday afternoon, March 8,
1880 o'clock
General Topic--Crude supply.
Pres w. ID. Richardson, presiding.
Address by tho president.
Relation OF Producer and
q Reflner."
Mr.. w. IT, Gray. president Ma
tional Association OF Indcpond-
ent OH Producers.
Discussion
Address--Mr II. l.. welch. secre-
tary and general counsel Amer
lean Petroleum Institute.
"Mid-Continont Crudes-
Intrinsic Value and Character
istlcs,"
Mr., n. Foster Balm, director
Bureau OF Mines.
DISCUSSION.
Third Session.
Thursday morning, March 0,
030 o'clock.
General Manufacturing
Vice Pres. j. A. Germany, presiding.
AddrcsET-"ProRresH I'm Distillation
and What II Means to the In
dustry."
DR.. Roy Cross OF Kansas City
testing laboratories.
Discussion.
Address--."Art in Building and
Practleality In Operating an oil
Industry"
Mr.. John Gray. president Barns
dnil Refining company.
Discussion.
Address --"Problems OF 1921 and
outlook for i0a2."
Mr.. II, ~. Schock. president In
diahoma Refining Company.
Fourth Session.
Thursday afternoon, March 0.
1880 o'clock
General toplc-Marketing
Election OF officers.
| Address--"Building Up Market"
Mr.. A. Sheldon Clark, vice
president Sinclair Refining
company.
| Discussion.
Addrcss'--..."shakespeare as a Sales
man."
Mr.. w. II. Burruss, Kansas City.
Discussion.
Address--"Thc Relation of tho Mar
kster TO the Rofiner."
MIR. r.. II. Grant. secretary Ma
tional Petroleum Marketers' A.
ISOLATION.
Discussion.
Banquet.
Thursday evening, March .,
Tao u. m, ST. Charles hotel.
Toastmaater. y. r. Perry. vice presi-
dent Cosden q Co.
Address--H arold w. Newman,
Vresident Association OF COM
nnerce. New orleans.
Address--Dan Norman. Vice presi-
dent Continental q Commercial
National bank, Chicago. Ill.
! Addrcss--"Rallrond Problems in
Relation 10 General Marketing"
Mr.. Samuel Dunn. Editor Rail-
way Age.
II has been arranged for the
pleasure OF, the tourists who mako
the trip to New Orleans. that the
boat rides win be TO points Of In.
terest, ike the jettles at tho mouth
OF the river, So miles south OF New
Orleans, and past the forts whore
Admiral FarrQgut won undying
fame, when niortally wounded, he
said: And don't give up the shipl"
Other trips Of particular interest
to tho producers and refiners will be
the ylslts to the various plants OF the
exporting concerns that line the Mis-
sissippi to It's mouth. Boat trips
across Lake Pontchartrain, famed for
its beautiful scenery as we'll as sails
and swims In the salt waters OF the
gulf will be features OF the trip
long TO bo remembered.
And perhaps of the greatest inter-
est is the trip through tho fields OF
growing sugar cane. and visits TO the
great sugar house, and from thence
only step into the rico fields of
Southern Louisiana. Baton Rouge Is
wCll worth visit: Il is here that
the University OF Louisiana IL iocat.
ed, as well as tho capital of the state
| One should see the great refinery
OF the standard oil company oi
Louisiana, located there, and par
take OF the special brand cf fare
provided by the restaurants who's,
speciality IN the meat OF the soft
she'll crab, ana other sea foods ga.
lore.
And then there Is the country
whore Evangelino lived and the
place whore she passed her lover
In the night, according TO Long,
fellows sweet story and these spots
viii also be pointed out to the Wis
itors from the north and swec
stories they are, as told by the sof
voiced natives OF southern Louis
lana.