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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-26
virginia | IHEATER
Opens YESTERDAY.
5000 People Present During
Day--.Interior Elegantly
Decorated

Five thousand people saw, Jackie
Coogan in Frank Lloyd's adoption
OF Charles Dickens oliver Twist
yesterday, when the new Virginia
Theater in Adams street was OPP
ened.
Heavily carpeted, with quietly
elegant decorations and lighting
effects, the entire atmosphere Of
the theater Is one OF art and
luxury. In the foyen are settles and
comfortable chairs, with near by
rest rooms and the office OF the
manager, Robert e. Fisher. The
entire theater is void Of steps and
stairways, the elevations being
reached by inclines. Seats are
found for PATRONS, and other cour-
ties extended. by ten young wo-
men in neat uniforms, instrument
tai music for their enjoyment Is
furnished by an eight piece or
chestra, directed by Glenn Arnett.
With the exception OF soda
fountain and candy store, which
are to be situated In the lobby, the
theater was entirely completed at
the opening yesterday.
Besides a natural curiosity to see
the new theater many Of the peo-
pie attended the presentations to
see most gifted and adorable
boy.
Many went impelled by theft
love for the lad whose image they
have watched SO many times pro
jected on the silver sheet. They
remained to thrill in the presence
Of tiny tzagedlan. Jackie Coogan
was the boy, the play was Frank
Lloyd's adaptation Charles Dick
ems "oliyer Twist, presented as
u First National Attraction.
1t cannot be said that any novel
OF the length Of "oliver Twist"
can be set forth either on stage
or screen and remain in perfect
agreement with the original; but,
while some will wish that this OF
that episode had been chosen
from the book rather than what Is
filmed, it must be conceded that
Mr.. Lloyd took with a logical hand
those portions Of tho. novel that
lent themselves best to the me-
dlum Of the screen and were most
readily welded togther into plot
paralleling that told by Dickens
the story OF how Monks first tried
to destroy the soul Of oliver and
then plotted to destroy his life.
Lon Chaney's performances a.
the role Of Fagin; added laurels
even to that much and honorably
bedecked actor. Many claimed 1t
to be his most vivid and imagina-
tive creation.
Gladys Brockwell signalized her
return to the screen by q. notable
performance OF the role. 81 Nancy.
With most delicate grGdations she
showed the rehabilitation OF soul
until at last she makes the su-
preme sacrifice of her life for an
other.
Bill Skies was played by George
Siegemann with powerful strokes,
Lionel Belmore's Mr.. Brownlow
was a benign but masculine and
lovable soul; and all the rest IN
the mere mention OF their names
and tho roles they played. Each
was a conscientious performance,
co-ordlnated and controlled by the
genius Of Frank Lloyd who in
"oliver Twist" reveals more of
his, but not less Of power, and
subtlety than in any other work Of
who thus verifies his right to
stand in the position assigned him
in the very front rank OF the
worlds greatest directors.
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Dinner Dance.

Elaborate arrangements have
been made for the annual dinner
dance to be given at the Country
Club at o'clock this evening. The
club rooms will be decorated with
pine trees, holly and Christmas
flowers. A turkey dinner will be
served. The tables In the living
room will be arranged after the
style of cabaret with space for
dancing in the center. Music will
be provided by the Gallatin Gar.
dens Nine Of Uniontown. Reserya.
lions have been nude for nearly
two hundred.
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are the que OF VI. and Mrs. p
Henderson q their home On
\ Fourth stree. lf
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Grimm ant
children are spending the holi.
days with relatives at st, Marys
NV. Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Reed and
son. Otis Of Mccoy street have
gone to Arden, W. Va, where
they are guests Of Mrs. Reeds
father father Morgan Keller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Barbe and
daughter Mary of Morgantown
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
c. Binns.
Bonnie Holdsworth, who is 10.
Gated in Pittsburgh, is spending
several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F! Holdsworth,
at their home on View avenue.
Richard Adams, who Is In the
y. s. marine service at Quantico,
Va. Is spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
WIZ Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Drum
have gone to Domont, Pa. to
spend the holidays with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Drum.
Mrs. Lou Kinsey Of Mount
! Pleasant, Ohio, is the guest Of
her niece, Mrs. N. q. Jamison.
and Mr.. Jamtson at their home on
Coleman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conne,l
and daughter Maxine OF Parkers-
burg are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamar Satterfield.
Il. v. Hesse OF Clarion, Pa,
spent Christmas here with his
family at his home on Mccoy
street and returned today to CIar.
ion.
Boydston sattertield arrived
here Sunday to spend the holidays
with his grandmother, Mrs, L.
F. Braham and his aunts. Mrs.
Walter j. Boydston and Mrs. H.
j. Ross.
Mrs. Myrtle Powell and daugh.
ter, Miss Carol, went to Wheel.
ing yesterday, where they attend.
ed the funeral of their uncle, H.
H. McGregor, which took place to.
day. -
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Holds.
worth and sons, Hubert, Charles
and Eugene, were guests yester.
day OF the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Holdsworth, at
their home on View avenue. Ben.
ME Holdsworth OF Pittsburgh,
who spent Christmas heer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Holdsworth, returned today to
that city.
Ray Hunter Of Pittsburgh spent
Christmas here with his mother,
Mrs. Annie Hunter, at her home
on Fourth street.
Thomas Stevens Of Washington,
ID. c., has been spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman
Conway at their home in Vir-
Iginia avenue.
Miss Ethel Regan has gone to
Wheeling where she will spend the
holidays as the guest OF her sIs.
ter. Miss Gertrude Regan OF the
South Side.
Clarence Brooke has been visit
ing In Keyser for several days.
Mrs. H, G, Beard has as her guest
for the Christmas season, her SIS
ter. Miss Virginia Parker OF
John NJ. Wolfe Of Philadelphia
Spent Christmas with Judge aud
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sonnje,ncroft Cucst.

Mr., and Mrs. Harold Hutchln.
son arrived here this morning
tom ksir home at Montgomery,
w. Val and are guests at sonnen-
croft the home Of the formers
n2rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde e,
utchiqson, on Morgantown ay-
sle: Nlr.5and Mrs. Bernard Lee
tntchinson will arrive here to-
siaprrow from Cincinnati, Ohio,
Tor q few days visit at Sonnen-
croft. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutch
lnson and sons have been here
from Logan for a week. Their
little son, Jack, who has been III,
z recovering. Paul and James
Hutchinson, students in eastern
colleges, are also here for the
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PAGE s

Hrohard, b. r. wilson, coralia
showaiter Glenn N. Richardson,
Aotgantownt b 0. Ash, Henry o.
Ross, Geprge 4; BERNARD, Man
ningtbn; Z. s. Foilhnshee. Grant
Tow; r. ]. Y lr Huntington:
Riley Wilson, Charleston i. Gjer-
nott, Charles HochinlS Clarlsburr
+. B. Meoudd den weston. Alex
atder Park. Ed Jones, shinnston:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. "A. Horryalt. harm
ington; Nm and Mrs. o tiiEgIu-
botham. Wheeling; Joseph BaIy-
al. Lost Greek.
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-P:!E.!RsoNlAIsI

~. Il ~ feeI fIIf,sr \ MILLS
Miss Jane Hill OF pittsburgh d
the guest Of MI. and Mrs. s. G
Morris at their home on Washing,
ton street.
Mrs. James Arlle Parrish ant
sons, Mapshall, John and Law,
renee, are spending several day.
with the Misses Minnie and Eva
odeLl Fletcher at their home on
Lowell street.
Marx Blocher, who spent Chris
mas here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Blocher, returned this
morning to Charleston, where he
is located.
Bernard Byrne Of Frostburg, Md
spent Christmas here with his
mother, Mrs. Lawrence Byrne a,
her home on High street. He was
accompanied here by his son, Ter
ence Byrne.
Flank NJ. Fisher, who Is located
IN Pittsburgh, Is spending few
days here with his wife, who is
with relatives In Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Butler o.
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here sat
urday from their home to spend
Christmas with the latter's father,
DR.. D. p. Fitch, at his home on
the Country Club road. Nm and
Mrs. George Fitch OF Pittsburgh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick o,
Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, are al
so guests Of Doctor and Mrs. Fitch
Miss Elizabeth Mick is spend
Ing several days with relatives at
Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence statler
spent Christmas in Grafton with
relatives.
Miss Katherine Moore, who at
tends the West Virginia Univers-
ity, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Moore, at their home on CASTOR
avenue.
R. E. Hardway is spending sew
eral days with relatives at New
ark, Ohio.
Miss Dorothy Mckay, who at
tends West Virginia University, is
here to spend the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. II. c. Mckay.
Grove F. Cunningham of Pitts.
burgh Is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Cunningham, and his
sister, Mrs. j. H. Rownd, for
the holidays,
Mrs. Louise Fisher of Morgan.
town Is spending the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. J.'L. Coombs
at her home on East Park avenue.
VIII Martin and sisters, tho
Misses Halle and Anna Martin
spent Christmas in Clarksburg
with their brother, Robert Martin
and family.
H. Leslie Fisher spent Christ.
mas here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Moore and
son John Of Morgantown spent
Christmas here with Mrs. Moo7es
parents. Mr.. eud Mrs, T. w.
Boydston.
Will Morgan of Grafton spent
Christmas hero with his brother,
George B. Morgan.
Dr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Howard
and daughter, Miss Martha, were
guests on Sunday OF relatives al
Uniontown, Fa.
Of Clarksburg and their guest,
Mrs. Celia Barnes OF st. Peters
burg, Fla, spent Christmas here
with the Misses Jeanette aud
Carolyn Bright at their home on
Jackson street.
Col. George A. Watson and his
father-in-law, A. P. Null, arrived
here Saturday evening to spend
Christmas with their wives, who
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VIII Arrive Today

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Delmar
Robinson Of Winchester, Va, will
arrive today to be the guests Of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Hall at their home in
Pittsburgh avenue. They will
spend the remainder Of the holi-
days here. Mrs. Robinson was be-
fore her marriage few months
ago, Miss Louise Hall.
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Mrs. =. A. Watts OF Green's
boro, N. c., is visiting her son-ln-
law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Leon Wesley Worsham at their
home In Lowell street over the
Christmas season. Mrs. Worsham
was before her marriage recently,
Miss Linnie Tom Watts OF
Greensboro.
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Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartley en-.
tertained ut "a Christmas dinner
last evening at their home in Fair.
mont avenue. The guests, who
numbered about eighteen, included
the members Of the Immediate
family.
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Mrs. JessIca Lehman viii have
as her guests for the holidays her
daughter, Miss Margaret Lehman
OF Goucher, and her son, William
F. Lehman Of West Virginia. Uni
versity = Charleston Daily Mail.
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Return TO Plttahurnh

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. o'Donnell, who
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Boggs ut their home in Fourth
street, returned to their home in
Pittsburgh last evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-26

Since diamonds were first min.
cd In South Africa rs gems
weighing over 100 carats have
BEEN found.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-26

Clarence D. Robinson enter
talned about twenty-five guests at
a buffet supper last Sunday eve
ming at his home in Fairmont
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Heintzel-
man entertained yesterday at a
family dinner party at their home
on the Country Club road, the
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. K.
A. Rock and family and Miss Eliza
Hook.
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L.0eA sOGLAI 3 us

5artley Barnes Of Marion, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Hartley and
Miss Mary Crane Ha5tley.
s.il & 4 = "
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Married Saturday

Announcement has been made
o. the marriage OF Miss Martha
Helen Mcmillan, daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. o. z. Mcmillan,
and Ellsworth M. Layman of Hay
hond street, which was solem-
evening OF 5 o'clock with the
niked Of Clarksburg on Saturday
heys u, B. Turner officiating.
They returned here on Sunday
evening and are at the home OF
the BRIDES parents until the lat
fer part Of this week, when they
VIII go to housekeeping at 10
Merchant street.
Hiss Mcmillan Is a popular
Young woman OF this city and is
.; teacher In the State Street
School. She is a daughter Of Mr.
aud Mrs. 0: 3. Mcmillan OF Col
umbia street and twin sister of
IRIS Nelson Moran, who was for
merry Miss Kathleen Mcmillan.
Mrs. Layman will finish out her
term as teacher in the State
Street School.
r. qua mrs. Mcmillan enter
-sdned with charmingly ap-
polnted family dinner party
gnFistmas evening to honor Mr..
and Mrs. Layman, the guests in.
elndt9g the bride and bridegroom,
Nh, and Mrs. Nelson Moran, Mr.,
and Mrs. 3. H. Mcmillan and
daughter Ruth Of Portsmouth,
lhto. Robert Amos, Miss Ruth
MCMILLAN and the host and
hostess,
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WIN Have Guests.

Miss Mary Greer will have as
her guests at her home in Quincy
street for a few days Miss Eleanor
Miller and sprigg Miller OF Terra
Alta, w. Va, and Miss Mary Stew.
art OF Morgantown. They will az
tend the dinner dance at the Coun.
try Club tonight.
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10 Los AnueIes

h Mrs, w. A. .Crowl and son Ed.
ward are leaving next Tuesday for
| rbs Angeles, Cal, where they will
spend several months as the ghestu
,of the formers son, Beryl Crowl,
and MRS. Crowl, who are residing
There. Paul Growl of Detroit, Mich,
IS the guest Of his parents at their
home on lakewood Road, having
,eens here for several days, the first
Visit he has made here in two
years. Nicholas Crowl, who IS 10.
cated in Wheeling, is also a guest
az the Crowl home.
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Guest For The HoIIdaya

Miss Betty Murray of Pitts
buHgh will arrive this morning to
be the guest Of Miss Mary Moulds
Hurst at her home In Benonl ave-
nue.. She will remain until Satur-
day. Miss Murray, who attended
the Winchester School in Pitts
burgh with Miss Hurst, has visit
ed here several times.
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HaYe euesta

Mr. and Mrs, Louis Helmick
have as their guest at their home
on Coleman avenue the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @, E. Smith
OF Ravenswood, They will be here
for a week.
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important Meeting.

An Important meeting OF the
|Fairmont American Legion AuxIli.
ary Will be held Thursday evening
~ the legion headquarters on
Cleveland avenue. At this meet.
Y ing the officers named on Decem.
her 14wi1l be installed and other
matters Of importance will come
Fhp for transaction.
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Meeting Tonluht

The music department Of the
Woman's Club will give It's Christ.
mas program at s o'clock this evn.
ing at Sonuencroft., the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde E, Hutchin.
son. The program will consist of
Biblical tableaux, Bible readings
and Christmas carols. Members
Of the department will participate
on the program and act as hostess.
es. Miss Oliver A. Wood is chair.
man Of the meeting, and Mrs.
James a. Thomas is chairman Of
the music department.
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New Year's ReeeptIon

The woman's Club win hold Its
annual New Years reception GA
New Years afternoon in the Me.
sonic Temple. The arrangements
for the reception, which are in
the hands OF Msr. Edwin Robin
son, Chairman Of the hospitality
Committee Gare progressing nicely,
and the reception promises to be
G most enjoyable one.
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Family Dinner

j. Nj Hartley was host Christ
mas pay.to the members of his
laniily at d Christmas dinner
larty held at the Hartley home-
ftead Oh Quincy street. Covers
ere IA for eighteen, including
b hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
,rr loseph Greer, Miss Mary
riley Greer, Mr., and Mrs. F. =.
lrtieX Joseph Hartley, Forest
[artley, Aif. aud Mrs. l4umer
arnes aud daughter Miss Louise
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Everly.WlIson


Everly-Wttson
Announcement has been made
OF the marriage of Charles Everly
OF Akron, Ohio. and Miss Nellie
Wilson OF this city, which was
solemnizcd last Saturday ut Ak.
ron, Ohio, the Rev. ]. B. Madellen
officiating. Miss Wilson, who is a
teacher in the East Side schools,
accompanied by her brother, Har-
ry Wilson, went to Akron a few
days ago, and the ceremony was
performed upon their arrival. The
bride is a daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wilson Of this
city and belongs to one Of the
earlier families Of this section.
Mrs. Everey will return here to
finish out her year In the schools.
Family Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Holbert en-
tertalned with a dinner party at
their home on Locust avenue Sun
day evening, the guests including
members Of the family Covers
were laid for twenty-five
Son Born
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washing
ton Hill are being congratulated
upon the birth Of a son In their
home, $40 Park avenue, New York
City. on Sunday, December II.
The child will be christened Per-
ciVal Smith Hill, after his grand
father, Perciyal s. Hill, president
OF the American Tobacco Co., of
which the boys father, George
W. Hill, is vice president.
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From New York

Col Clarence W. Watson and
WIS Watson arrived here yester-
iaay from New York to spend
hrtstmas ct Fairmont Farms,
re Will probably return to the
eEst tomorrow. Mrs, Arthur B.
kHontz Will arrive here in the
morning ffon her homo at
Gharleston to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. C. A. sipe,
and her sister, Miss Lucy sIpe, at
me farms, and with her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Hutton, at her home
ON Fairmont avenue.
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Cameron Guests

M. and Mrs. Robert McCon.
anghey OF Cameron arc gusts Of
the formers daughter, Mrs. P.
M Hogue. and family at their
tiomeson Cleveland avenue,
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Have DauehterI.

me Sage received here this
g7orning announced the birth Of a
tapsntsF to Mr.. aud Mrs. John Cav.
iender ~ their home in Chicago.
LIS baby arrived on Decembe: "a.
nis y the fourth child aud the
iiird cir! TO be. born 20 Mr., and
Mrs. cavepdsr. Mrs. Lavender was
Mss Jane Carpenter OF Fairnont
ilffors her marriage.
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"A baby IL wasbofn TO Mr., and
Mrs. o. Jehlins at Cook Hos.
pItal suYiny morning Mrs. Jen.
kius undl Event the Caeserian oper.
alton aiid tor d time was quite III
but Is DOING very nicely at this
time 81 IS also the infant, who was
also n for q time. Mrs. jenkins
was Mise Elizabeth stotler before
her msrriSge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-15
Uli Market ouo,s,iop..
John T.. Mckinney Dies
Suddenly

John y. McKluncy prominent oil
man aud large stockholdor IN the
Winouh OIL company died sudden
iy at the ~. Johns hospital ln ~.
i,ouia AZ about 6 80 Monday evening
aud his death was u great shock 80
his many friends w the uil business
and 10 tho community IN general.
Mr.. Mckinney posscssci one of tho
most lovablo natures aud had the
faculty ~ making friends on sight
lie has been Interested with Frank
n. eone In the Wlnona oil company
FOR the last rs years or since the
company was first organized but un-
til recent years devoted his time To-
other lines of business. only moving
10 Tulan between three and four
years ago. and was the pOsspssur.
when he died. of one NJ the most
beautiful homes Of the city. located
a. corner OF Eighteenth ana Mndi-
son. where tho beautiful grounds and
sunken garden attracted universal
attention.
His death was the result Of blood
poisoning aud a compilation or 9TH
cr troubles His health had been
poor, while outwHrdly he wnH uni
Versally cheerful lie was a 80 de
gree Mason and doubtless the fun
crhl which viii be Thursday AZ 81
Louis will he IN charge uf that order
Mr.. Mckinney was survived by his
wife and Miss Mae Mcssner a sister
at Mrs Mckinney. who has made
her homo with the family since
childhood. a brother. j. w. McKll-
ney OF ~. Louis and "a sister. Mrs.
W. T.. Russell OF Pasadena, cal, arc
among the immediate relatives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-15
Forty Milton GdsSer in
Grddy COuRfD

Tho following telegram was re-.
ceivcd late Monday night from Rush
Springs. okla:
Tho sunruy we'll on the Hcndloy
fDrm. IL iu-hW, four miles west "
Hueh Springs. came IN Monday aft
srnuuu at 4 o'clock with an ostl.
mated gas flow OF forty million cu-
bic feet This is tho eleventh
straight producer brought IN during
IN" puH Co days without single
duaicr The new Iiendlcv well ls
located rive miles due south of the
Nichols discovery, making the new
Grady county gas field extended
over elk Mules iu length and making
n one OF tho largest new proven
fields in Oklahoma. Al least 10
wells viii spud In during the next
10 days from the effects ~ tho new
monster gassor Just brought m Mon
dny The newest sassor is claimed
10 be the biggest yet brought In.
according To the oil scouts who wit \
messed tho coming In of the big
Ehsaer.
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Texas COmpiefioRs

PIiz"r and West No. Costello.
johnson survey Heron city dis
trict. drilled To a depth ~ an
feet, but will plug back to $3.50
feet ana give 10 shot, where thorc
was show OF oil.
North American Refining COM
pdny No. 10 Scott In rho South Bend
pool topped the sand at 2.ig7 feet,
total depth 2,e0s rect. producing tO5
barrcla.
Culcord and associates No. Kis-
singer. nm survey, Heron city dis
trict. was shot with I d quarts at D.
523 feet and is producing 10 bar
rels, Total depth 2,637 feet.
w w. Cline No. Costello. John
son survey. lIerron City district
was shot with 20 quarts In tho sand
from iSll to i,S26 feet. and Is
pumping 90 barrels
Monroe No. Graham stuart,
section i,ig3 Texas Emigration and
Land survey. All, which II u Wild
cat was shot In the sand from $50
To S3i feet, ana swabbcd about
twenty barrels, after the shot
Southern states No. I Belle. Ro-
duet Ropus survey. Heron city dis
trict was shot with 105 quarts in
the sand from 2,935 to 3.0O5 feet.
N'NNi hNVNh 80 90 lNNls IlhN "A little
gas. and a small show OF oil. Will
plug and abandon.
Southland OH company No. 1
Hughes, Aborusthy survey Heron
city district. Is dry at i,O0S feet
WI plug and abandon.
Revere OIL company No. Cos
toiIo. IL lssinger survey. Hcrron city
district. viii be plugged and
abandoned.
Revere OIL company No. Costello.
klssinger survey. Heron city dis
trlct. will be plugged and abandoned
at ASA feet.
inlo Pinto County.
owens and Burkett No. |
Gary .. Sanger, Mctcalf survey,
which is wildcat, topped the said
at i,3l5 feet. drillcd IN 10 feet
through a black sand, whore there
was "a show OF oil. Now drilling at
t,3i2 feet
Magnoil Petroleum company No
Pennington. Harding survey Wild
cat E-S, after reaching a total depth
OF 1890 feet. viii plug and ahln-
don on account OF this being dry
territory.