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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Gas Men Wind Up Important
Meeting; Louisville Gets Next
Years Convention

KANSAS CITY. May is. - The
seventeenth annual convention OF
the Natural Gas association OF
America closed here today with the
election OF officers and the selec-
tlon OF the meeting place for 1873
Louisville, Kentucky, was the unani-
nous choice OF the convention, al
though consideration was given 20
Monroe. Indiana. and Columbus
Ohio.
The following Offices were elect
ed, after the recommendation OF the
nominating committee had been ap-
proved. J. ID. Crevellng New York
city, president; J. u. Corbin, PITTS
burgh, president; u, J.. Whit
comb, Pittsburgh. N. G, NcGowen,
Shreveport. La; Alfred Hurlburt,
Pittsburgh; J. w. Dana, Kansas City;
Frank l.. Chase. Dallas. and j. b.
Tonkln. Pittsburgh. members of the
board OF directors.
Resolutions were adopted by the
convention expressing the thanks Of
the association for the work OF the
officers for the past year. and for
the cooperation OF the Natural Gas
supply Mems association.
A resolution thanking Kansas City
and the convention bureau OF the
chamber of commerce for the CO.
operation given the association was
adopted unanimously.
A report from the publicity COM
mittce. read by II. j. Hoover Of
Cincinnati. Ohio. was referred 10 the
board of directors for immediate
action The report called for a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Wrighfsmdn to Drill on
Miller Bros. Land

PoNCA CITY. May 1s.-CharIcs
j. WIightsman OF Tulsa has tho ma
teria1 on tho ground for a rig for n
test In the Otoc Indian country,
south OF Ponca City. on land owned
by the Miller brothers OF the lO1
ranch In the southeast 2b-2S-2e.
THIS Is four miles southeast of tho
old Otoe Indian agency buildings. a
gasoline drilling outfit is being in
stalled. the first of the kind to bo
used in this section of the state.
The Roxana company has taken
over the test of the National Ex-
ploration company In the southwest
or 1-22-3e. 12 miles southeast OF the
Otoe agency, and will make n deep
test OF II, Watchorn has the rig re-
paired to deepen his old tcst in 20
sa-3 and VIII start drilling at once.
This was abandoned several y,hrs
ago but another effort Is to be made
TO reach oil production.
Watchorn IL drilling below $500
feet In 33-23-3 In the southeast Otos
and has reached depth OF 2,726
feet In 4-22-3. where a showing OF
oil was encountered about a month
ago at about 1900 feet. Tho Mag.
| nolta company Is drilling Mt about
$500 feet In the No. Altaffer and
at $500 feet on tho Wolfe test.
The Colorado OH & Gas Co. hni
the rig completed In 17-2i.3, jus
south OF the OtoH boundary. for +
tost, and drifting has heen resumed
on the Sayre farm In northwest 10
| 2l-3 by Ossenheck and others, Thi
IL near the old town OF Leila,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

is 2O.barrel we'll in the 1853 to
1,CSs-foOt sand
t. G. Hlvik and others have a
25.bartel we'll In No. IS OF tho south
west of the northeast OF the north
east Of s-23-li.
The Finance OIL company No. IL
In tho southwest of the north
west ot the southwcs OF the north
west OF 24-2b-S is good for 5O-bar-
rols In the 2.02i-foot sand.
II. V. Foster has a 12-barrel well
after "A shot In his No. 80 at the
southeast OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF tho southeast Of
25-25-S
The Barnsdall on corporation
No. at tho center Of tho south line
OF the northwest OF i3-25-Ii II q
50-bnrrel producer after 4 2OO-punrt
shot. sand was found from 1878 to
i.722 feet.
Alexander Shakelcy has n 5-bar-
rel well after u Hhot In No. t6 at the
center Of the north line % the south
west Of i3-2b-ii.
The Boston Osage oil company
ana associates No. ~ In the north
west OF the southeast OF the north j.
west of the nprthwcst Of 25-25-ii
IL u ib-bnrrel producer In the 1850
TO 1702-foot sand atcr IA lf0-quart
shot.
The SmOns Moore No. ~ at the
center OF the northeast OF the north
west 81 the northeast Of secs
Burbank pool Is making 650-barrels
after i00.quart shot In the rcgu-
lar Burbank sand
The Cosdcn OH e. Gas Co. No 10
I'm tho northwest Of S-2G-G made
2i0 barrels the first 10 hours after
"A i0j-quart shot,
The Cosden compay No. In the
southeant OF g-26-6 was shot with
40 quarts In the Burbank sand and IL
swabbing b0.bnrrels daily.
The Osnge on company No. 20 In
the center of tho west line OF the
east half OF the west half OF the
northeast OF s5-2g-1i is a 175-bar.
rel producer after n ii0-quart shot
This well In producing from the
shallow aand found from $50 TO 9l7
feet.
Hut two dry holes were reported
for the Osage the past week, G. w
Titus has n dry hole NJ 1874 feet in
his test In the southeast OF the
northeast OF 5-23.1l.
The Douglas OH company No Z
In the northwest Of the southeast
or the southeast of 20 ~ dry al
sos feet and will bo plugged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

Ia one OF the genuine old timers
who has never grown old. and who
Is one OF the best entertainers Of
them all,
There was a bunch OF old timers.
all dating back TO the sixties, who
made the comfortable Jarecki booth
headquarters. Among them were
j. Vs. Murphy, George Drury.. Henry
Martin, j. j. Foley. A. y. Knight
linger, Patrick Yorke, Benton r.
Kahle and DR. r. Culllnan. They
were all friends in tho old days and
baye been friends for 80 years.
II was great meeting and the
good that II will do will be lasting
innsinuch as many OF the super
intendonts for the gas companies
were on hand and increased their
store OF knowledge greatly.
As one man put II there has
never been a superintendent who
came on a Job but who did not i'm =
mCdiately leave n lot OF his stXf
which he found on the Job In the
warehouse TO rust wth age while he
went Immediately TO town and pur-
chased q new outfit.
by coming hero ne can see all the
various makes and II he Is wise he
will learn to use any kind or the
various makes that he sees being
demonstrated here. II should save
the gas companies lot of money
TO bring their foremen to convcn-
tion Ike this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Robinson, Letcher, Zhdniser
& Gibson Due In with Tlc0
Lyons Pool Wells

Robinson, Letcher. Zahniser G.
Gibson are getting n well In tho
upper or 2,iOO-foot sand In their
No. & Tiger allotment, in the south
cast of the northeast of the south
west OF 2i-it-1l. They have a nice
showing of both oil and gas, and the
well is expected to make the same
Kind OF producer as Nos. and g..
same lease, which started off at $50
barrels in the shallow sand
II is the intention of the above
interests to hradenhead off this
production and drill on to the 1900.
foot sand. whore the big production
In the I'LL country pools is found
They VIII then drill a twin well to
the upper sand.
The samo interests No. 4 Tiger al
lotment. In the center OF the east
line OF the southwest of the south
west OF 24-11-11. which has been
producing from the shallow sand
the past two months and which has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Great NeUs at BristOlD

Tho Joe Adams test in the north
east OF the north half Of the south
east OF the southwest OF 33-l6-e has
increased It's gas to 100000 feet.
The well offsets the O'Rourke so
acres which is In the north half Of
the southwest OF the same section.
The O'Rourae No. 2 has increased
its flow to 1900 barrls. The Prairie
OIL Il Gas Co. drilling In the north
west of tho southeast OF 33-16-9,
has finished n fishing Job and Is set
ting the casing and should be In any
time now.
The Burke Hoffeldt No In the
same section is making 1000 barrels
and Is being drilled deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Gasoline Prices to Be
Investigated

senator Mckellar OF Tennessee
introduced senate rosolutIon o0o
May 10, which was considered Nv
unanimous consent and agreed 10
ms follows: Resolved. that commit.
tee on manufactures. or any sub.
committee thereof, hc and II is here.
by authorized and instructed, 10 in
Vestigate and report TO the senate
as early as possible; "a Stock of
crude oil on hand at reflneries in
the United States for years 1890.
1921 and 1922. (2) Price crude oil
during various months In said years
t8 Stock OF gasoline on hand dur
ing said years 1890, 1891 and up to
date In l922. 90 Relation of prices
OF gasoline during said years 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
"COnditi0ns of Refined Mar
ket Demand an Increase in
Price of Crnde," Says
c. J. WTighfsmdn

c. !. Wrlghtsman, president OF the
Wrightsman OH company and one
Of tho most prominent oil operators
and producers In the Mid Continent
field, returned yesterday from "A 10
days trip 10 New York. Washington
and other financial centers In tina
cast, whore ho has been looking over
the situation.
Conditions are gradually Inn
proving. and the oil market for re-
fined products" said Mr.. Wrights.
man yesterday, has so far advanced
as to demand an carly increase In
the price Of crude.
THE unsettled European status.
especially In relation TO Russia, has
partially checked that growth OF in.
dustrial prosperity we have a logi-
cal right now to enjoy.
Again, government expenses are
entirely too great at Washington to
Justify the belief in an early reduce
tion In income tax rates. Many de-
partments are still overlapping and
interfering with each other in tho
carrying on OF their respective work.
There are too many Jobs held
at government expense. which are
utterly incapable OF affording real
service to tho nation. These para
sites, incompetents and zap suck
ers' should be eliminated without
further delay.
Unless the republicans clean
house soon, the democrats VIII early
avail themselves OF such opportuni-
ties. through popular will. after the
next election.
Congress should Immediately
trim expenses. by refusing appropri-
ations, inasmuch aS departmental
heads have woefully failed, oven
with the assistance OF Mr.. Dawes. TO
secure measurcable Tetrenchmcnt,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Kansas City's Convention
offered Much That Was
OF Interest

Harry Black. president ot the
Black steel a. Wire CO.. which was
organized In Tulsa and all of the
emonstrated during the Kansas
stock subscribed Ht ono meeting,
city convention that he is great
entertainer. He had the busiest
timo OF anyone during the convcn-
tiOn, being bound TO show everybody
the plant which In located out five
miles. but Just inside the city limits.
There was "a lot TO see at this
plant, because It seemed that mighty
few Of the gas men had ever seen
wire rope made before and were
therefore greatly Interested at all
stages OF the process beginning at
the furnace where pig-iron Is turned
into steel billets ana from thence
through the rolling mill whore the
billets are rolled out into wire. after
being subjected 20 tho most intense
heat.
From this process. the wire Is
taken into n finishing room and
after being washed in solution OF
some sort Of acid 10 remove the
scale. IT Ia drawn out to the requisite
size aud is then run through ma
chimes that revolve rapidly and has
inside OF a frame about a dozen
sIlndles with wire that In let out
at a proper tension TO insure a
perfect winding.
After this these twisted strands OF
wlro are carefully wound around a
center OF some sort OF a cord about
an eighth OF an inch In diameter
and the line is then completed and
ready for the drilling we'll.
There were n lot OF people repre-
sentlng other wire line manufac-
turing concerns at the mill, when
| the writer was there and these peo.
| plo who ought to know, say that
| Mr.. Blacks output Is perfect, or
as near no as 1t Is possible to make
| 1t, and one OF tho most surprising
| things about this great factory was
| told by MIR. Black himself at a din
ner given some OF his Tulsa stock
| holders at the Kansas city club that
| evening, when he said 81 never had
days schooling In my life but by
| hard work, | acquired a knowledge
of engineering that gained for me
n position as city engineer, when
was only 81 years old"
IL was only natural that | should
drift into the manufacture of stecl
wire; and here again 1t required
hard work; and now l am proud Ia
say that we are making the best
wire rope for drilling purposes I'm
the country. And now comes the
| surprising part OF tive are the
only ones In the business who will
give n drilling contractor n new
rope. II he says he has not got value
received"
| Jim" Shaner OF the Jareckl Man.
ufacturing Co.'S office In Pittsburgh
was the center of interest and wat
mnde much of by walter Gray o
Tulsa. becnuse OF the fact That jim
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Mans Trouble Arrested

going down, down. down with
catarrh of the stomach and had to
give up work year ago because OF
my weakened condition. / suffered
terribly from bloating and collie at
tacks. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
was recommended TO me. l took
course OF It and am now feeling
fine" II is simple harmless
preparation that removes tho ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded. At
all druggists Advertise isement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Barbara Getting Well One
Mile From Production

The Barbara oil company has q
5000. .000-foot gas showing in sand
topped at 2,5is feet In n test In the
northwest of the southwest OF the
southeast OF 35-11-l1. This test looXs
like n good well In shallow sand,
which. however. IL almost 100 feet
higher than In the big Lyons pool
producers to the northeast. The
well Is In untested territory a mile
southwest OF production.
Robinson, Gibson q Zhaniser have
made n location for n test In the
southwest of the southeast OF the
northeast of 33-l1-l1. =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

countered the sand at i.s2s o..
The we'll is drilling at 2,sss ~.
and made 400 barrels the firn :.
hours. "
The same interests are drilling
wildcat ~eli in Seminole county -
22-s-s at $50 feet. This wei, 4, b.
ing watched with great dea, =,
interest as It tests considerable ,s,, y,
ritory. te''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

been fishing for collapsed easing for
some time, is now drilling again and
10 on top OF the deeper 2,600.foot
sand and will drill In Saturday.
The above firm In spuddins In to-
day on its No. 0. at the center of
the west line of the southeast of the
southwest OF 24-11.1i. which is an
offset to the Amerada Petroleum
corporation Henry OIL company 100-
barrel producer In the upper pay,
and which In now drilling on to the
z, 2,6O0-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

series OF advertisements TO be car
ried in the newspapers of the coun-
try. telling the true story OF natural
gas, in order to acquaint the public
with the real facts In the case This
advertisement would be carried on
by the association as an organiza'
tlon.
other addresses, delivered pre-
vious to the final adjournment to-
day. were by II. c. Morris OF Dallas.
Texas: H. II. Clark OF Chicago: r..
w. stone of Ashtabula. Ohio. and
X. Il. Hanna OF Bartlesville, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
w. l.. Wi0gins Getting wen
in W0OdsOn County, Kansas

special 10 The world.
TORONTO. Kan, May is-W. l..
Virgins OF Tulsn has what looks
Ike good well In tho northwest
OF 24-25-l3. Woodson county.
The Bartlesville sand was topped
AZ 1886 feet, first pay sand at
l.3oi ana showed to 1,i31. totnl
depth OF l,ib3 feet with no water
The oil Is high gravity. This well
is one-half milo west of the test
recently drilled by Virgins which
has n good showing In same sand.
Well will he shot with 100 quarts
OF o-glycerine today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
With the Oil Men

c. r. Urschil, accompanied h,
Mrs Urschil and c. F. 1r,, tho ls,,sy
being a 5-year-old and a nni1b,.
lively one at that, was in the ci,y
yesterday and will likely make Tniss
his home in the near future. TSs
operations now being conducted h.
Thomas Slick, with whom NJ!
Urschil IL associated. would seem ~
demand that the entire force movs
to Tulsa.
Lester II. Simon. one OF the n-o.
proprietors Of the Bay View hotel =,
Tampa, Fla. is In the city ana "a
being shown the sights by q NJ,
Webster and says that Tulsa has
lot that is of interest to Fiorjdv
people. He was driven through IN.
Glenn pool yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Kin0wOod Getting Good Well
in UpDer Sand

The Kingwood oil company Is
drilling at the top OF tho 2,400.foot
sand in the test at the center of the
west line OF the northwest of the
southeast OF 24-11-11. and has a
showing OF oil and gas AZ good as
In It's test a location to tho north.
which started off at $50 barrels in
this pay.
Robinson, Letcher, zahniser 4
Gibson are rigging up on an offset
TO the west TO the above test, being
No for the firm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
In the Lyons Pool

The Henry oil corporation and
the Amerada Petroleum company
No. 2. located in the west half OF
the southwest OF 2i-1f-1I. Lyons
pool. is producing 100 barrels ma
tural at from 2.429 to 2,446 feet IN
the sand. Drilling will be continued
TO n depth OF 1900 feet The same
company No. 8 in the same location
is a 2,200-foot fishing Job. On
their No. 4, they are setting casing
at 1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Important Test to the
WifcOr Sand

Tho oklahoma Producing & Rc-
filming Corp. is drilling nt 1900 feet
on It's important test 20 the wilcox
sand and located in the northwest
OF the southwes. OF 22-lB-ll. south
~ Sapulpa.
This IL the first Wilcox sand test
In this locality. and is three miles
east ~ tho nearest big producer In
that pay sand. the Waite Phillips
and Iowa OIL company's good we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
No Truth in Rumor of
Standard Oil Deal in
Bdku Field

STOCKHOLM. May 14.--Dr.
Emanuel Nobel. chief owner OF the
Nobel oil fields at Bakue. said to-
day that not single share has been
sold to the Standard OIL or any
other company. No part OF proper
~. which. despite naturalization,
he and his company consider still
belongs to them. has been sold, and
reports from New York to that ef-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

For Sale--Complete string of
standard tools. In good condition;
Also string OF 10. l2h 10. SA
and 6es heavy casing, In Al shape
For further information see j. NJ
Myer Harris Hotel. Ada, Okla.--Ad-
vertlsomenl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Ne,o Loading Rack and Pump
Station at BrBunt

The Pierce oil corporation has
completed it's loading rack in the
Bryant district md its pumping and
filling station will be completed
within a few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

Reliable office man, three years
field experience and two years on
analysis and investment record
work. desires connection with oil
company. Mr.. Wester. Cedar 7S0
or Cndnt 22nO. -..AdNcrtIsemcnt -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

feet, he said, could only concern
transactions between bolsheviks and
Standard Oil people.--New YORK
Times, May l5: also New York
journal OF Commerce, May ib.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
Oklahoma Companv To-,

The oklahoma company is setti,.
In rig timbers for a test IN ing unss
southwest OF the east OF the so,,S
west of 26-15-9. south OF Rrist.
district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19
OIL AND GAS
Leasrs--sn,ppiiss--P reduction. Etc.

Wanted TO buy-Production or
close-in acreage offsctting drilling
wells favorably located. WIN also
consider drilling proposition. STA
Kennedy Observation-Disclosures,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

Crude OIL for Sale
Fresh crude OF high gravity for
sale. loaded In cars Mt okmulgee or
Tulsa. Consolidated Pipe Line Co..
Tulsa, Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-19

"Jim" Shaner OF the Jarecki Man
ufacturing Co.'s office In Pittsburgh
was the center of interest and was
made much of by walter Gray of
Tulsa, because OF the fact that jim
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Builds Miniature Flat
To Help Home Seekers
Model Of New Lexington Ave.
Cooperative House Shows
Every Detail

Realizing tha; the average person
cannot visualize the layout and possi-
bilities of an apartment BY studying a
blueprint, Frederic Culver, president
OF the Joint-ovnership Corporation
which IS nov preparing 20 erect three
tenant-owned apartment buildings or
Lexington Avenue. kas had prepared a
model typical OF the apartment lay or
srrAngemen; in the building which ms
company will erect soon a. the north
cas-. corner o. Lexington Avenue and
six,v-nir,h Street. The model is per-
feet ir every detail Looking down on
the miniature fat the relation OF the
rooms. hoV they will open one on an
other. the location Of the service sec
tion OF the home. how the maid VIII
reach the various rooms snd other IN
teresting information will be disclosed
by the model.
The li,,le model apartment is Eng
lish in feeling and detail. Each room
is complete. The walls are decorated,
paintings are hanging. coverings are
or the floor. drapery on the openings,
etc. The miniature is not intended 10
influence the prospective tenant owner
in planning the layout Of his apart
rent. Every tenant owner will have
an apartment tina; will be as individual
as ne or she wishes II 70 be.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Wilson & Colby Take
Office in 9th Av. District
Former President and His Sec
rotary of State TO Have Fine
Quarters Here

Former President Wilson ard Balm
bridge Colby. his Secretary o. state
during the last years of his Admins
fration. have taken offices IN the new
Bar Building on Forty-thira and Forty
fourth streets, adjoining the Bar As
sociation. Wilson & Colby, as the
firm is known. was organized soon az
ter the wilson Administration left Of
flee. Among other law firms that
will locate IN this building arc Cad
walalcr. Wickersham & Taft. sullivan
Z Cromwell. Judge Benjamin y. Car
dozo. Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; &
De Bevoisc. Clarence De Witt Rogers,
Dawson. Merrill Dawson; Charles
p. Lattirg. John ?. Doyle. Richard
Eyre. Walter A. Hall. Richard Town
send. William {. Crane, Sidney 5.
Bobbs and Frank J. Brown. Joseph VI.
Gazzan: John 7. Dooing, Ernest l..
Conart and Henry A. Uterhsrt
The National surety Conpany has
engaged suite and will open branch
office III this building The Lawyers
Title T. Trust Company has leased
large space there Tor ire establishment
o. . n l'ovn ofice.
The building will he ready for occu-
pancv In October. II viii be connected
rith the Bar Association building. The
law library Of the association contains
10000 volumes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Every Third Person in
CITY Tenement DueHer

Practically three-quarters Of
the population Of the entire City
Of New York live in buildings un-
der tenement-house supervision.
This means that out Of 100000
population approximately $780,
600 live in either "old" or new
law" tenements. Over 100000
buildings are used as tenements
in all boroughs against less than
5000 buildings classed either as
elevator apartments or hotels.
The balance Of the population IS
taken care Of in one and two fam
ily houses. Mansions on Fifth,
Madison or Park avenues are
classed as one-family houses.
The i02 600 buildings used as
tenements contain 9s7, 1000 apart
ments. At the ratio Of four and
one-half persons 70 an apartment
We get something like 100000
tenement dwellers. On account
Of the congestion many families,
especially in the "old-law" build
ings, have doubled up and the
4is-person- Prepayment ratio is
very conservative.