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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

proved a great success. Tables were
arranged for bridge. pinochle. Gu
chre and FIVE hundred. Many out
OF town guests were preset at the af-
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Hoffman
with Miss Bernice Bogart and Will
Fam Moss mOtored { -Hightstown
last night.
The Mochanicsville Hose Com
pany members are still pusily en-
gagged in collecting all excessive pa
pers throughout the city. People
from all parts OF the city anxious to
help this progressive company. are
helping I'LL the car load the boys are
bent on getting.
William Briggs motorsd to the
home of friends at Red Banak yes
terday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church have
decided on Thursday. May IS. to
hold M Of their famous suppers.
Kenneth Mckenzie and Charles
Straub will leave tomorrow for
Madison. Maine. where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss May Timmons is able TO be
about again after being confined to
her home with illness.
Contractor Ferd Tedesco hss/com-
pleted the erection OF two porches
on the building owned by Mrs. w.
Birmingham.
Alfred I. Kerr visited with friends
in Newark last light.
Louis Tedesco spent yesterday
with friends In New Brunswick.
Miss Mary Hoover visited with
friends at Perth Amboy yesterday.
The letter carriers OF this city
we're engaged in distributing circu-
lars pertaining to the recent issue of
U. 8. Government Savings Certif-
Gates. Postmaster James w. Rea is
pushing the gale Of these short term
bonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
CITY OFFICIAL HAS
NEVER SEEN IT'S EQUAL

"For twenty Years my vic hdu
been suffering from nervousness and
a rundown condition. She has only
taken two bottles OF Tanlac SO far,
but it's astonishing how much she
has improved. Her nerves are a
world better and she sleeps well at
night. Her appetite has picked up
wonderfully too and she is so much
stronger she can do all her house
work and is gaining every day. !
have never seen anything TO equal
Tanlac." said Henry s. Gordinier,
$50 Third St, Rensselaer,, n Y.
who has served as a city official for
seven years, three years as a school
commissioner and four years as fair
commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
PROMINENT LAWYER
GIVES HIS OPINION

ST have used four bottles Of Tanlac
and it has convinced me of the fact
that il is the right medicine for trou-
bles like ! had. and l am more than
glad to let other people know the
benefits I have derived from it," said
B. w. Ashworth. a prominent attor-
ney, OF Dallas, Texas.
For five years l. suffered from
weakness. shortness of breath and
general debility. but since taking
Tanlac I have overcome that tired.
weak condition and my vitality is
splendid"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
SOUTH AMB0Y

South Amboy was well represent
ed at the Tall Cedar parade held In
Newark last night. Besides several
automobile parties, a good number
entrained.
Francis p. Hennessey visited with
friends at Perth Amboy yesterday.
Joseph Morris motored to the
home Of friends at Jersey City last
night.
John s. King visited with friends
at Newark yesterday.
The regular weekly euchre held at
St. Mary's hall last night under the
direction OF Mrs. John Cosgrove,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
X EX.SHERIFF
IS NOW CONVINCED

Money could not buy the good
Tanlac has done me and / gladly
recommend it for what it has done
in my case" said Hon. Archie r.
Anderson, ex-sheriff of Harris
county, Texas, who was reelected to
this high Office seven times and
served the people of his county for
is a as sheriff. Mr.. Anderson
was chief of police of the city of
Houston. where he resided for sever
al years. and there is not a better
known man in Harris county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

at regard my purchase Of TanAc
as the best investment ! ever me4e.
for one bottle gave me . splenQ1o
appetite and made me gain nxe
pounds in weight. / can attend 70
business better tina In years Tan
lac is evidently good for young ana
and old. and I indorse It WITH Son-
fidance that IL will do everythink
that is claimed for it." said Norman
Harris, 7 Clinton Avenue. Brockxo1.
Mass. head of the Harris enoe
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

"I now weigh 142 pounds. having
gained fifteen pounds by taking Tan
lac, which is just the right weight
for a man of my size and build ]
could not feel better II / wanted to,
for / am as healthy a person as
could be found. I'll recommend
Tanlac to anybody who wants
something to build them up and. II
they stick to IL as ! did, I don't be-
lieve they will be disappointed" said
william McAnulty. 734 nth Street
Oakland. Calf, a member of the
Real Estate Board of that city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
Other Features

Musical program weekdays, every
hour from IL a. m. to 8 p. m. on
the hour.
Weather forecast (oficial). Daily.
11:01 a. m, IL noon. 5 and 1901 p.
h.. sharp
Shipping news weekdays, 2:05 p.
m. Except Sat.) by Marine Engi-
neering and Shipping Age.
Oficial Arlington time, 1852 p. m.
Agricultural reports, official. daily
IL m, and 6 p. m.
Final baseball scores every eve
ming al Z p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

Hon. S. S. Shepard. prominent in
business affairs and formerly a
member of the Atlanta City Council,
said, at suffered for more than a
Then I tried Tanlac. 1t GER
tainly goes right to the spot That
tired feeling has left me and I have
more energy. / feel Ike a new man..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

"Tanlac went to the origin Of my
trouble and soon had me feeling ike
a new man. / take a dose OF II
every now and then and it keeps me
in the pink Of condition. II certain
ly has unusual power to give a mar
an appetite. tone of his stomach and
make him feel fine" said Capt Eu-
gene Farris. head of the Farris Con-
struction and Diving Co. with INC
on Front St.. Burlington. Iowa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
PHYSICIAN SAYS Ne
NOW ~PRE0CRIBE8 IT

Medical science mas never before
produced a medicine that brings re-
suits like Tanlac. I have been pre-
scribing II for some time with 70
msrkable results" said DR.. B. H
Elder, with Offices at 40 Shradski
Bldg, Peoria, Ill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

'-Tanlac proved to be just what I
needed and has made me feel like a
new man." said Capt. Robert H.
Trombley, well-known proprietor OF
the Majestic Annex Hotel. 323 Main
St. Duquesne, Iowa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

The program to be broadcasted on
$50 meters by w J 2 (Newark) to-
morrow follows:
7:00-"Man in the Moon stories
tc) Newark Sunday Call.
7:30-Concert by the PHILIPPINE Or
chestra from the IS Lone
Star State" This IL the
largest and probably the
most novel. orchestra on any
vessel plying the v seas
of the world IL that aboard
the Steamship Lone Star
State, Of the United States
lines, which runs between
New York and European
ports.
(This orchestra Is composed Of 20
Filipino youths, all of them veter-
ans Of the U. s. Navy service during
the world war;. The repertoire of
the Filipino orchestra is a broad one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

sI certainly can say . Eoo4 ~
for Tanlac and am glad 70 - =
I Rained twenty-six poun0 ~
Il and feel better than ~ -
said Sergeant w. H Etce<
school. U. s. A. Arcadia C4lz<<
non-commissioned ofncer - cA1z
Of transportation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

Fashioned Girl" (b) MA
rie,' (c) Rock Me In My
Swanee." td) Cradle Me-"
(e) You Are My Little Phil.
.lippine." by courtesy OF the
Stirling Music Publishing
Company.
4:30-Recitai by Madam Marie
Kimball of New York, so
prano. She studied under
Dudley Buck, Jr., and Oscar
Saenger and 10 a well estab-
lished concert and church
singer. The program will in
clude such well known num-
bers as: (a) by the Wa
tiers OF the M~innetonka,"
Lieurance; (b) Rose of My
Heart" Lehr: (c) ma Curly
Headed Babby," Clutsan.
5:30-Piano solos by Mrs. Louisa
Livingston Egner of Orange.
N. j., and Boy Scout period.
6:30-Sky pictures for the Riddles
by MI. Radiobug.
e:45-An II. o. p. story by Uncle
George of the Newark Led
ger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

Program changes announced
radio telephone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l.-Report
today in tho condition Of the grow
Ing crop OF 7O.S per cent OF normal
on July rs shocked the cotton mar
ket Into one of the strongest buying
movements In months and before the
advance was finished the trading
positions were $3.50 a bale higher
than the closing level of yesterday.
following the report the market
stood at wide advances to the end
or the day, but realizing from the
long side caused recessions from the
highest levels. The close was at
net gains OF lO5 to los points. with
october at 21.SSc.
In the early trading tho tone was
quiet. After advances OF s to s
points there was sag to levels 2 TO
j points under yesterdays final
prices on the most active months.
Hesters figures on the carry-over
Of 4,904.000 baler gave the market
is first strengthening impulse and
after that the advar. was very
fopid. Just before ,he time OF
the condition report at 10 o'clock
mere were gains OF 55 to 80 points
and Immediately following the report
there "as a further bulge OF lO5 to
loS pol 's, carrying October up "a
22.5Oc Il pound and putting the list
l69 to III points higher than the
close Of yesterday The advance was
not checked unt!l realizing by longs
SGT IN. The condition report was
thu most complete surprise OF the
season, most traders looking for a
percentage OF about 70.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
DROP IN SALES
LEADS TO RALLY
New Low Price Record for
Season heached During
Session in Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Decreased
rural selling, after new low price
record for the season had heen
touched. led 70 something OF a rally
today In the wheat market. The close
was unsettled at the same as yester-
days finish to 3-sc higher, with Sep
tember S1.O5 rs to tf.O6. and De-
ccmber Sl.0S is to sl.0S Ia. Corn
gained 5-Sc to l 3-Sc, oats finished
unchagod TO 1-Sc higher and pro-
visions down 1-2c TO Csc.
In the last half OF the session.
hedging sales lessened aud shorts
turned to the buying side, causing
the m, "kct 70 score a little advance
only part Of which was retained at
the finish. A dispo0ition to await
developments In the labor situation
was apparent toward the last IN the
wheat trade, especially Hs tending to
stoppase OF selling pressure. Besides
private crop estimates which were
being circulated were construed as
slightly bullish regarding the pros
pcctive total yield Corn buiEcd in
nrlcc as result OF crop damage ad-
vices from the southwest 'Og .ther
With small1C3s OF receipts here Data
were neglected.
Provisions were governed by
chan iH mo value or hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

KANSAS DIV. AUg I--NaIUe~F-
CENTS $4,000: beef steers strong 80 $50
higher: top 5000. other tsd lots 's,5n .
1000. inferior TO good srassnrs s rs $50
she stock steady 20 cJc higher, bulk cows
g4O0a6GU fc" l0's -s25 ana nigIaT,
most graSs helfels s. coz 90, bulk can.
nrrg l25Or2.7b. cutters mostly 3,259 TO-
calves and bulls mostly steady. practical
tor on yaalers 1900. most bologna bulls
sI7rQA26 stock-Ts and feeders steady 10
n.ef.r. good feeders $3.50 u Nl.b5, 2 -
stScrtrs J6.0o9C5o few iots 81 IS.
iy,ys--RerelIis 1900. fuirly active %
hackers and shippers, hulP desirable l!s &
err weights steady tn 100 higher few sorted
lights GlO.20 heavier Kind mostly steady
10 90. hesirahle stock pig tlo,25Ql060
Sheep-Receipts 2,Cno, .ainbs strong 20
sgc higher; closed slow with advance
~ Nv lost top natives yl5, most sorted
loI. fi2OOal27B culls s7o0W76o sheep
steady, most fat ewes to killers $3.50 1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
STOCKS SOAR UP
ON STRIKE NEWS
But Expectation Of Rail
Yeace on Harding Plan
Found Erroneous

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.--Early prices
n the stock market today tended up
ard again on what proved an erro-
..ops assumption that President
sI.rd.ngs plan for settlement Of
10 rofIroad strike would be accepted
a., bo opposing interests. The mar
W., reacted sharply later, however
in me absence OF more than moder-
.,o nybuc support and pressure
.,airst motors rubbers, steels and
aasy'nments which seemed to origi-
sste largely from professional
Isources. ....,.. .,,
,,,nelrd ly announcement or further
cuis In the prices OF several popular
makes OF cars. The reaction IN ruo-
~. vs. al.rihrted to similar condi-
~ in the tire trada. Reactions
sr,org steols and equipments trqm
0' .s, flrmness OF 'he forenoon were
.scThed 10 delay in the awarding OF
soVtra,fs by some OF the larger rail-
49, svs'ems. Full shortage also en-
.".,,rayod llauidation In these issues.
Desote the , Ike situation rails
.,t,rod greater resistance to bearish
ogeress. .ons than any other groups.
g, paul common and preferred reg
ts,ored highest prices OF the year
snocialties OF tho mail order clas-
,,sb as sears Roebuck and Mont
ro,,ery ward had their periods OF
s..i,itv and strength. and several
0, the textiles.
oil followed no definite course but
shIpplngs were heavy OF. the selling
q, mercantile marine preferred. Sales
,-,,trted tu GS5OQ0 shares
can loans held at 4 per cent
,hrouFhuut the session. Time money
,,,es we're uncha nEed but the supply
wac below that oi the past fort
hight. ,,.,.,,ro,
German marks once more featured
,batoreign exchange, equaling the
NV low record OF "A l-2 per 100
Traelng I'm other remittances was
ouiet mainly al nominal reactions
from Yesterdays late 'flly.
Trading In bond on the New YORK
exchange today was featured 10y
dealings I'm Liberty 3 l.2s which
touched slO1.22. a new high for the
wear and the strength in specula-
tive rails. ~
4 new ton and the other issues OF that
road also made substantial advances
presumably IN sympathy with the
better stock urices. other strong
features OF the rail group were Mis-
sourl. Kansas & Texas adjustment 90
when Issued; Seaboard Air Line con
so'idated Is, the Erie and the San
Francisco issues.
The total sales, par value, aggre-
eating Sll,400,O00.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

so one man will have control Of this com
pnny ~ I do not expect any one individual 10
have much as one-tenth Of the ""pit"liIn-
tion. n will be "a stockhOidrrs company and
stock h0ldcTE Will be In absolute control Of the
affairs Uf the company nt all tiur.. They
viii select the management and determine
the operating policy.
The three first wells which I guarantee "a
dfIll and complete should not only provide
sufficient production Income 10 drill and
complete the 10 ur IS additional wells on these
properties hut also should nliOw Tor the pay
mrnt uf very large dNidruds starting from
the very day that they are completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

,gW G..TEAES, Aug. l.--Henter put
tho carts4-eI from the season ifst
,ude aU A99Ao.3 bales against sSsioo"
va1r ago.
gy..'A ,1nHmptIrr Of American cotton
- reI al lgE. D.. % bales against
rn.7. .0. lest year, Tho cInirnerL.ai crop
% ..DlCan cotton, he cpLatei ct ll-
The Crryuver figures were considerably
smaller thHu expected by most trausrs and
brokers In cotton.
The government cotton report crested a
sensatlon In the local market TO-DAY ana
led TO ercNed buying which quickly ad-
vanoed october to 2aS5c. representing q
rise Of about i6s points
spot cotton steady. 1876 points higher
sa les on the Hpot 836 bales to arrive lS.ai
bales: low middllng 2i.25c, middling - soc
good middling 20 SOC, receipts llS bales
stock 1910 bales,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
lhugh-HC HCantB
elit,yo Notat Tent Day e

Personally. do not believe II Is nt all uu-
reasonable to anticipate n profit return OF
from $40 60 SEQ for each 81 Invested In this
nation proposition. Try to buy Turkey Noun
tain nrrenEe, then figure the cost Of thrro
complete wells. and you will know there IL
not q dollar Of Inflated valuation ln this
proposition,
Mail or bring your subscription to my Of
flee ~ once for the number Of SHARES desired.
Cnll NJ my office and I win he Elud "a tIhe
YOU ont tp the Turkey Mnuntnln field for an
Inspection pf our prOpcTtirs--or telephone or
write ms II any further Information IL desired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

m h.ugs the hole partly closed by
dropprd casng. well iH well the side of the
the south line u the o. W
mud only $40 teoi from the
% well, II II therefore almost
property and certainly jusfios the belle"
which have selected prove I" be
The and the cream Of this rem"rh"b"
pool. 49,.
thss lenses and 20 finance the drilling Of these
Incorporating under tho name
4 rdwardp Company" for total paid np chpiinH-
raon 100000 dVid into 10000 shares Of par value
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

Sand Complete 7ans!

In order TO have assistance In the financing
of his big proJct. making this direct
zach deflnr guarantee part covering delivery of
the the entire with perfect title
the drilling Of the first three wells ndcntel cnrying
these wells 10 what IN known In this district the wilcox
nnd and podncton secured completely equiPping each
success Of his public offering Of poriion of my stock
fun
viii make full complete refund money paid
% m OT shares
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

this rnterprIec anil g. participate In the i'm.
iHgnse IrIflts vhi,n except to make, VIII
M tr take prompt action as the dTills
should soon he pounding away tUwnrd the
WILCOX gusher sand and expect TO nave tue
wells completed und the company an - hlg
production basis within 30 to ib days a. the
outside Therefore this cmmpaign must b"
closed and the sale ~ stock wlthdThWn hetnre
We rench IN. first -! the shallow sands, when
shnuld be encountered within the tIat two
weeks, THIS means that Ia all probability We
will see the finish Of this financing Wlthln
ten days nj the most, The propositions has
such genuine merit that the limited tsue
shuuld be greatly oycrsubscrlbed before that
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug, Prices Of motor
shares were hammered down on the an
nuuncement Of further GUS Ia prices
StudebaJer, Chandler, Hudson and Willys-
Overland preferred falling / TO , points
The effect OF tnls selling was counterfeit
ed by a sudden display OF strength In the
Mexican oil shares, Mexican Petroleum
rallying points from it's earlier low level.
Marked strength was also exhibited by
numerous other industrIals and special
ties; May department stores rising 3
points ana Consolidated Gas, Associated
Dry Goods, American Ice, Famous Play
era and American radiator IA points each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

KANSAS CITY, Nug. l.-=A.uFe' NhNdt.
September Ssi,c. December 1l.ooh, May
81 O4A.
Corn-Dccember b2Sc, September sac
Cash Wheat-So. 2 hard ggcail.o2. No
Corn-No. , white B5G55Hc, No. yeI-
low soc, No. yellow 5shc, 10. mixed
sec,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug. L. Persistent hedging
sales carried wheat prices downward toda y
IN early dealings sftcr some show Of firm
tons. Prospects OF settlement OF the rail-
and coal strikes presented bearish factors.
The opening which varied from nc de-
slight general rally and then n setback 10
well below yesterdays finish, Corn and
oats duplicated the action OF wheat. After
opening &c of to = a sc higher. corn un.
derwent "a general sag. oats started un-
changed 70 Ac higher and later showed
O small decline.
Smallness OF receipts led later to higher
prices for corn. The close was unsettled at
y Gfl9sc net gain.
Provisions reflected tho firmnoss Of the
hog market.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

CHICAGO, Aug, -Butter-un.ett.e1
creamery extras sac, tlrsls Bn 1 SIc'
standards 32hc.
Eggs-I'nchanged receipts 1921 eases
,trrts 20H g0i.c miscellaneous lSg 10 u c.
storage packed extras 2lb W22c' -,
pouItry-FiTm, fowls small lbc. genera
run igo, heavy 2lhc, bro'lers FIG zto'
Pntatoes-Wesk demand slow, receipt
Al cars total United states shipments ~,
csrs eastern shore Virginia staye barrel
irish cobhlers. operators asking tseo tot
best sacks no sales reported other stoe z
cobblcrs psrtly graded car 81. 20 ana NIL :
nesota sacked early ohios partly graded
car Sii0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO. Aug. i.-rerslstent h.s 'ng
5000. slow; beef 7'rafa and hutcht, &
stock steady to strong top matured steers
ana yoarlings ti0.b0. bulk beef steers IS 60
veal calves SOC higher bulk bologna bulls
i4.25 q 40. veal calves mostly gg.76nlO.2b,
bulk beef cows ana heifers S61buT.2b,
nss--Receipts - GEO; light and butch
ers stoady TO &c higher top yln.7b. bulk
ts.l0G 1866, mixed and packing grades
steady to weaker. pigs Bteady, mostl" ;s.i S
q 1925 packing sows smooth $500 as 6k
killing pigs i975q
Shecp-Rcceipis $4,000; best native
lambs steady % city butchers. top il215,
packers buying weak TO 1to lower a.
tl225fl225 down, cuils mostly Is.0OQs.du,
western feeding lambs strong to higher.
best 3l2to. sheen around steady. two
decks light dry fed yearllngs Sll.0O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

NEW NONK, N1F T--'oIfonseed on
broke 10 TO II points early under scat
tered liquidation but lster frmed up on
covering ~ shorts, inspired by the sharp
advance in cotton which closed three
points lower and the balance unchanged
10 IL points net higher. Sales 1880 bar
rpIs Prime crude nominal, prime summer
spot lO.4oQlO.75c, september lo4Oc,
December s..0c, an bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. l--Foreisa ar-
change easy
Great Rritain-Demand iB cab!ts
A4iA. 60-dsy bills on banks t42E
France Demand SIS. cables h.i5b.
Ita'y--Demaud At2, cables Ai2i..
Ge-Inany--Demand ,l$i5, cables .lia,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

FORT WORTH. Aug Cattle Re.
cuIpts 2,b0p; b,-ycs $3.50 97b0, bulls - 30
u4U0, calves Ss.OOW7.OO
UDss.-Eeceipts 500; light 81 10000,
he. fg2ang75, piss fb.00n o.
..eep-R. .'.f~ 500, lambs '65cgio IS.
ttuckefs ,tn.. .g.'OQ $40, feeder lambs
So sg . 500,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. l.-HOgs-Re.
ceipts 500, steady: top 1915, bulk 50 20
Q9.7J.
run; steers Si.7bus.66i hcifers 1IfjuG.OO,
cows .3.75qA75, bulls F2.6og $50. calves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

m reproduced herewith shows ~. hre" propeftle.
which selected la this field 0t No rs, one OF
10 nd of -'otHliBg no ted
what ] believe grove 60 be the h. hi gest
production in field ON the hrt" also
Indicated Iocuiion TIM, w.i7 whrh stnriing "n
!hese pToperti"r.
The GLADYS Belle cH'ea a. veil. lu 'r son'a,s
ouartPr o 2 A. NJ Buf''y hpunln!h on
south The No pf""' vsll - IN" f'"'hcr rriro-
,.r e.. Erotion tn. tim, pir ',H -'' i-r me
Fl rrnhncrT al tt, I'D la. n o. reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

NEW YORK. Aug. l.-CaN Money
Easier; high. low, ruling rate and closing
bid T. offered at "a, last loan (.
Call LOans--Ags!ust scceptsnces ~.
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