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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

The Prairie OIL & Gas Co lost the
rig on the W:shard farm this week
by fire from unknown cause ignit-
ing the gas. II was drilling at 1915
feet.
The Nandella oil company CKil-
gore, Graham ct all No. /, on the
southwest corner southwest 36-25-
iw is spuddinE
Furlow and Chapman No. on
the Seaman farm in the southeast
corner. northwest l-22-Iw, a mile
and II half south Of CARRIER. spuddod
October | ana is drilling at $50
feet
The L!ndsburg OF company has
material on a location for No. on
the Reimann farm I'm the northeast
ll-22-iw, about three-quarters OF a
mile north OF Mullen No. /.
The CARRIER Petroleum company
west 33-23-3w, is moving its tools.
No. on the Cinnamon farm. south %
The X. j. Shoemaker OIL company
Of Chicago No. on the Seaman
farm in the northeast corner 29-23-
3w has the l5-inch to 900 feet. This
well is rigEed for deep test and has
one OF the best derricks put up in
this section.
The Concord oil company No. !
on the Chaffee farm In the north
west corner. southeast 30-@3-3w. "A
mile east OF CARRIER on the Red
Cross ct al acreage has LOO feet Of
hole and the l2-inch seated about
1850 feet.
Chas. NJ. Griffen run his S-inch
pipe to 1850 feet in No. / on the
Seaman farm, southeast 29-23-3w.
The Ben Franks Oil company No
on the Allen farm is underream-
ing 6-nCh at $50 feet II is in the
southwest corner. southeast 10
22-3w.
The Roxana Petroleum company
has spudded Ga feet OF new hole for
No. on the Wolfe farm in the
northwest corner 13-22-5w, having
lost 100 feet in the first hoe.-Gar-
ber Sentinel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

6OO barrels. They are drilling No. ~.
The Rogers Oil company are drill
ing their No on the Smith farm in
25-33-l0 Their No. ] was "A good
producer estimated at so harreis
In the Hale pool the Griffin Pro-
duclng company have a million feet
gasser on their No. Ellenton. Their
No. ! on the South Side Implement
company land produces about the
same as the Ellenton.
Duluth oil company are drilling at
500 feet on the Sadler in 3l-33- TO.
This Is just north Of production
owned by the Prairie where they are
drilling their 40. :
DosbauGh a Co. have 3j-harrcl
well on their 30 10 This. 5-35-lO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Jurisdiction Of State Fuel Admins
TRAITOR Is Extended.


TRAITOR Is Extended.
Special to The World
ADA. Okla, oct. 2O.-The juris-
diction of State Fuel Administrator
+. A. Norris has been eXtened to in
clude the conservation Of all Gaso-
line, lubriacting oil. fuel oil. kerO-
sene and natural gas. according to
an order just received from the
United states fuel administration at
Washington. This means that MIR.
Norris will not only supervise the
distribution and conservation Of coal
but will also supervise the Conserva-
ton Of all the petroleum products in
the state. The order from Washing
ton follows:
The oil division will function
through state administrators in its
conservation work.
THE technical work will be in the
hands Of experts nominated by the
oil division, hut appointed by state
administrators.
This applies TO gasoline, lubricat-
ing oil, fuel oil. kerosene and natural
gas and means that no instructions
TO consumers within a state shall be
given except by the state administra-
tor or his appointee. Production is,
however, to rest wholly with Wash
ington.
"U. :. FUEL ADMINISTRTION."
-ARDNORITE.
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the grade of oi, to be used by vessels
operating under their direction
specifications for Aviation Gasoline.
Export. nEhtinE and domtsi!uD
Color Tn, ,,,,, .h,u Ia.
v,tpr wbite
Test. Insp.,tt,, ,y.... ,..,,,,,, -,
standard 4-ounr, oiI.sarnrI, hnrr,r
r, "'''E" hn''r.
~ h1H"'','' sh"I '' I''' from
r.,nL,T T'''''HS"'r'" ,','',, NH''' an" su7-
I'."'H mart
- ne residue remain
'"T a., Wv ''"SN h'''I "IS illIa'l"h N
sh"N'h 'h"f"ukhE
',l 'u"'' ''"'l"''''I "l d'S'IlI'u
""'' me "lu,"uS 'N'th'I must
,.,,,. ~ ~ -" '""'''"u p'
t,.'',.,r VI '',''ni grange S"Iuuon
~, ",'r "u''' MY" "H','' """'u
'" ''''' !" NV ''S' I"r '"'oI
3 Doctor Test
IN, gasoline shall yield mega
'ilNr doctor test
Directions for making doctor test
on gasoline.
ca Preparation OF Reagents,
SODIUM plumbitc or doctor solu-
uon Dissolve approximately l25
,
~ 4 liter Of distilled water Add GO
To 20 grams Of litharEe CpbO) and
ShhFr vigorously for IL to 80 min
u'es or let stand with occasional
Shak'nE FOR At least day Allow To
Sr'iIe ana decdnt or siphon Off the
'''ai tluld fiitration through a
mat OF asbestos may be employed II
Ihe solution does not settle clear.
The solution should be kept In "a
bottle tightly stOppcred with "A cork
SuItur OBTAIN pure flowers Of
sutur
ihD Making or Test: Shake Wig
orouslN together two volumes OF
gasoline and one volume Of the
doctor solution Go ee OF gasoline
ana bee OF the doctor solution in
an ordinary test tube, or proper.
tiondl quantities in a 4.ouncc OIL
sample hottie may conveniently he
used AFTER baking for about
t'!ee" seconds small pinch Of
flowers OF snlfur should he added
ana allowed to settle. The quantity
or suifur used should he such that
practlcaIIy all OF the sulfur floats
on the surface separating the gaso-
line from the doctor solution"
'c) Interpretation of Results: II
me gasoline is diScolored. or II the
Suiur nm Is so dark that It's yell
low color Is noticenhly masked the
test shaH he reported as positive.
ana me gasoline condemned Hs
sour III tho liquid remains un-
changed IN color ana II the Sulfur
MN Is hrlght yellow or only slight
" discolored with gray or flecked
win hlack the test shall be reported
negative ana the gasoline considered
sweet
\. CorrOsion and Cumming Tcst.
The gasoline when subjected to the
rorroslon test shall show no gray or
black corroSion and no weighable
amount or gum
directions for making test: The
apphrtus useh In this test consists OF
a freshly polished hemispherical dish
or spun copper approximately 3 IL
inches In diameter.
Flll this dish to within three
eighths inches OF the top with the
gasoline to be examined and place
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
OILANDGAS
LeaseG Supplied Production Eta

NEW OIL POOLS AND WELLS
located. A sure shot every time.
Terms 500 and expenses in ad-
vance, $500 when the first well is in
making not less than 200 barrels on
the beam VIII give you three loca-
tlons. These terms are only for par
ties willing TO put up a cash gnar-
antee OF prompt, speedy operations
after | make the locations. Address
John Goesele, Baxter Springs. Kan.
ADV.
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ROURRON COUNTY. KAN


Ices oil & Gas Co. is drilling its No.
. on the McMorris farm, in the
northeast Of the southeast Of So
22-23e at 200 feet.
The same company No. . on the
Morrill, farm in the northeast OF the
northwest Of 6-2i-H3e is drilling at
$50 feet
j. NJ Karns and associates are
shut down for water at 6S5 feet on
the No. /, ]. II Mueller farm, in the
southwest corner OF the southeast
Of the southwest OF the southwest
Of 2-25-23e.
Marshall and others No. on the
Marshall farm in the northwest cor
ncr Of the southeast Of the north
west Of 5-25-23e is drilling at 275
feet
The Ices Oil & Gas Co. is fishing
at 500 feet on the No. I, MCkirker
farm. in the southwest corner OF the
northeast of the southwest Of the
southwest of l2-25-23e.
The c. & f. Oil, Gas & Mineral
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Imnnrtnnt MclI NJ Gnrhcr.

The test of the Cosden oil & Gas
Co. on the Norton farm in the north
east corner Of 14-22-4w found a
sand At 2,0S7 feet and first pay at
2.O93 feet and at three or four feet
in the nav. the well is showing for
about 200 barrels II offsets the
Magnolia Petroleum Company well
on the Mullen farm which was the
first well in that part of the field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21


bdborilory" Methods OF Testing and
Practical Specifications"
Volatility and DiStillation Range.
ENport Grade:
When . per cent Of the sample has
been recovered In the graduated re
cciVor the THERMOMETERS shall no,
read more than 90 degrees rrntigradr
Ci2 degrees rahrcnhciO. or less
than 30 dcgrccs rcnugradc Dl.g de.
Erc"s tahrcnhciD.
When 30 per cent has been re-
covered IN the receiver the thcrmo-
meter shall not read moro than "
degrees cenugradr l2O3 degrees
FahrenhctD
When go degrees has been recov
cred In the receiver the thermometer
shall not read moro than rs de-
degrees ccntigrddc (2J7 degrees
fHhrCnheiD.
when 20 degrees haa been rccov-
cred in the receiver the thermometer
shall not read more than 100 degrees
CenIBrade CJO@ degrees fdhrcnheiD
and the end point shall not exceed
this temcpraturo 10y more than ~
degrees ,ontiErld" C"i degrees
FahrenheiD.
At least 90 per cent must be re.
covered in the receiver from the dis.
tlllation
The distillation loss shall not cX
coed per cent when tho residue In
the flask Is cooled ana added to the
distillate IN the receiver.
Volatility and DisIiIIntIon RanrC-
Fighting Grade
when . per cent Of the samplc
has been recovered IN the graduated
receiver the Thermometer shall no
read more thhn 80 degrees Ccntri-
grade (IbS FahrcnhciO or less than
90 degrees ccntrigrado Gao degrees
FahronheiD,
When 90 per cent has been rccov-
ered In the receiver the thermometer
snail not read more than 30 degrees
cenlrlgrade (2O3 degrees Fahron
heitl
When 30 per cent has been recov
rred IN the receiver the thermomc-
Ter snail not read more than llJ
degrees centrigrade t23j degrees
fhhrenheiO,
hen ~ per cent has been recov-
cred IN the receiver. the thermome-
Ter shall not read more than l25 de
greeS centrigrade t267 degrees Fab
renheit) ana the end point shall not
exceed this temperature by NOR"
man 10 degrees centrigrade CT de
grees FhhrenheiD.
AT least 96 percent must he rccov-
cred in the receiver from the distilln-
ton.
The distillation loss shall not ex-
coed per cent when the residue In
the flask Is cooled and added TO the
inspection and acceptance.
Volatility and DistiIIation RanrC-
Domestic Grade.
When 8 per cent of the sample has
been recovered in the graduated re-
celver the thermometer shall not
read more than rs degrees centri-
grade U67 degrees FahrenheiD; or
less than 90 degrees centrigrade
I22 degrees FahrenheIt).
When so per cent has been recov.
cred in the receiver the theruome-
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MARION COUNTY. KAN.-The

miIlON NoNNln NAN ne
important well Of Forester and
Woodward in the southeast corner
of 9-22-4e in the southern part Of
the county is on the pump and is
making 10 barrels daily from . feet
Of sand found from 2,504 to 2,506
The salt City Oil e. Gas Co. is un-
derreaming to 2,260 feet on the No.
!, Gutcvh farm, In the northeast OF
the northwest of l2-lS-5e.
The Kranklin Oil& Gas Co. is also
underreaming to 1900 feet on the
Mannheim farm in the northwest Of
the southwest of ll-20-5e.
The Elmhurst Oil & Gas Co. rig
on the Gillette farm in the southeast
corner OF the southwest of the
southwest OF 10-22-4e is still stand
ing.
Stainhour and others No. l on the
Winson farm in the northeast of the
southeast OF S-22-4e Is still n rig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

For Sale--A complete string of
standard drilling tools. for deep ter
ritory. In good condition. Cordage
and wire new. Address Box X37,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

wanted-Pumper for oil lease
Commence work Immediately Phone
54l9.
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MIAMI COUNTY, KAN.-Mian


county has many competitions to re-
port. among them being:
Snyder and others No. | on the
Beard farm, in the southeast OF the
northwest Of the southwest OF IL
1921, sand found from $50 to 6s7
feet, 3 barrels.
Kansas City parties No. . on the
DiCkey farm in the northwest corner
of the southwest OF the southwest
of the southeast OF i4-lS-22. sand
found from 374 to 394 feet. barrel.
Mullin and WASHER No. 3 on the
Edwards in the northwest Of the
northeast OF 27-l8-22s, sand from
367 to 377 feet, . barrels.
w. II. Hammel No. on the Cum
ningham farm in the northeast COR
ner of the northeast of the south
west Of the southwest of 22-1S-23e.
dry and abandoned at 5S2 feet
Schmocker and others No. | on
the Mcdonald farm in the northeast
OF tho northwest of the northeast Of
l3-lS-24. dry and abandoned at
1856 feet
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CHASE COUNTY. KAN.--The
Mlneola OIL company rig on the Rus
sell farm, in the center OF the north
east Of 27-3l-3e is still standing.
The Texas company Is shut down
Tor an underreamer at | 1910 feet on
their No. / Burden farm in the
southeast Of the northwest OF
S-3l-7e
The OkmulEec OH 4 Gas Co. has
tools in to dril the No. /, Hyatt
farm, in 6-3l-S, but has not spuddcd
yet
The Carter on company has IA rig
up on the Craig farm in the north o
west of the southwest of 3-32.jc.
The Empire Gas q Fuel Co No. l
on the Lowe farm, in the southeast
OF 3-32-je is drilling at l 800 feet.
The same company Is shut down
at l,4OO feet on the Sparks farm. in
the southwest Of the southwest of
26.33-4c.
IN" Grouse Valley wen on the
Dobson farm, in the southwest cor
ner OF the northeast Of the north
east Of 24-33-6e is shut down at
4 ooj feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

OTTAWA COUNTY, KAN.-The
test OF the Carter Oil company on
the Best farm in the northeast OF
the southeast Of the northeast Of
26-l9-3w Is drilling at 1850 feet.
The ottawa County Development
company is shut down at l,SOO feet
on the Sirnie farm in the northwest
corner Of tho southeast of the south
west Of 2l-9-5w
Dozier md others have rig up
on the Lyme farm in the northeast
OF the northwest of l5-9-lw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
ANDERSON COUNTY, KAN

A lO-barrel well has been COM
pleted by +. NJ. Arnold and associ-
ates in their No. on the John Ross
farm in the southwest corner OF the
northwest of the southeast Of the
southeast Of 2-20-2Oe. Sand was
found from 693 TO 7lS feet.
The Sperm oil company No. on
the George Patton farm in the south
east corner of the northwest of the
southeast Of the southwest of 23-
2O-9O found sand from 635 to 6j5
feet and is a 2-barrel well.
Patton and others are fishing at
1850 feet on the No. Stoli farm
in the southeast of the northwest Of
ll-22-l9e.
The Van Ect oil G. Gas Co. No.
on the Short farm in the southest
corner of the northwest of 29-l9-l9
is drilling at $50 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

{ Is still shut down at 10 feet on
the George Mason farm, in the
northeast Of lS-26-23e, according to
reports.
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sEDGwICK COUNTY. KAN

SFDGWIIk NOUNT1, NAM
The Seltzner Oil e. Gas~Co. has
abandoned its No. |, Taylor, in the
northwest of the northeast OF the
northwest Of 25-27-2e after drilling
it 10 a total depth Of 5,o16 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
JOHNsON COUNTY. KANSAS

JOHNSON COUNTY. KANSAS
The Prairie Petroleum company OF
Denver. Colo. is drilling at 9S5 feet
on the sitter farm, in the southwest
OF he northwest of the southwest Of
20 l-25e.
william Parker and associates are
drilling at 425 feet on the No. |,
Wells farm, in the southwest corner
OF the northwest of the southwest of
the southeast Of 27-l3-25e.
The Dallas Oil and Gas company
No. I. on the Reinsch farm. in the
northwest OF the southeast OF the
southeast Of lO-lS-95e is drilling at
225 feet.
In the northeast corner OF the
southeast OF the northwest Of he
northwest % 36-l3-24e, the Oakland
Oil company of Kansas city, shut
down for water at 1910 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

KHGMAN COUNTY. KANSAS
In KinEman county, the King
man Murdock syndicate, is drilling al
1900 feet on the No I, Rutkomski
farm. in the center Of he north line
OF the southwest of 3-2S-6w
The Cunningham oil and Gas COM
pany has a rig up for No. l on the
latham farm, in the southeast OF the
northwest Of 2l-27-low.
The Webster oil company No |,
on the Winfrfy farm. in the north
west Of the southwest of ll-27-7w is
shut down after spudding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

LINN COUNTY, KANSAS Several
small wells are being completed in
Linn county fields The FL Dorado
Linn Oil and Gas company found
sand from $50 N sos feet In its No.
on the Shinkie farm in the north
west of the southwest OF the north
east Of 2-20-22e and it is an S-barrel
well he Van Jamison No. / on the
Ton Nun farm, in the southwest of
the southeast OF the southeast Of 35-
2O-22c Is 4 small gasser OF quarter
million feet capacity from sand
found from b5j to $50 feet The
Beatrice OIL and Gas company found
sand from $50 to S37 feet in its No.
!, barnes estate, IN the northwest Of
the southeast of l9-22-22 and will
shoot H. 1t is showing some Oil
IL. q. Cherry and associates are
drilling at 275 feet on the No. |.
McGee farm. in the southeast OF the
southwest OF 24-22-2le.
tonklin and others No. on the
Swdrner farm. in the southeast OF the
northeast Of the northeast OF 2-20-22e
Is drilling at 575 feet
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specification for United states Nav
Fuel oil, Gas and Bunker OH
Atlantic and Gulf Ports.
T. Method OF Test

(a) Flash point will be taken az
indicated In the specifications.
(b) Viscosity will he taken by the
Engler viscosimeter (See note under
"2 Specifications")
(c) Water and sediment will BE-
taken by the distilation method.
When oil in small lots Is consiGn. /
to naval vessels or to navy yards the
centrifuge test will he used in order
to obviate delay. In this tost 30
cubic centimeters of OF! and an equal
quantity OF best comrI"rr:al bcnzni.
so per cent wi,'". will be used, and
the mixture heated to 100 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11
DIVERSIONS OF
SOLDIERS VARY
N. E. A. Special.

London, Dec. Embarrassing con-
trasts are found in the way in which
allied soldiers bil1eted together spend
their leisure hours.
The Frenchman, given time off, en-
joys most to lean against doorway,
cigarette in hand, and watch the vii
lage maidenS.
The Anzac puffs pipe while Ne
stands against a door. with legs
crossed, and, at intervals, offers a
1aconic remark.
The Scot will sit for hours, with
legs straight in front of him on the
ground arguing any question, from
any angle.
The Yank prefers to sit on a door
step and eat nuts or listen to a band
concert. No matter how weary, he'll
run from a doorway to two-step on
the pavement when popular seIec-
ton is played.
Dressing up" and parading on the
streets, as though in minstel show
is another Of his diversions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11
GRADUATING CLASS ENTER
TANNED WITH ENJOYABLE DANG

DIR. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson.
2S4 West Gonzalez street, entertained
in honor of the members of the grad
uating class of the Pensacola Hospi-
tai Training School with delight
full dance at their home last evening
after the graduating exercises at the
hospital. An attractive musical pro-
gram was rendered and light refresh
-ments We're served during the eve
ming. Mrs. Hutchinson was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Max Bear
who also acted as ehaperone for the
class of girls.
About twenty guests enjoyed this
charming courtesy, the members of
the class, Misses Gract Bertha Gahl-
enbeck, BERTHE r. Lounsberry, Lena
Burpee, Marguerite and Louise Skot-
zky, Esther E. Weiland, Margaret
Green and Pearl Jordan. and some of
their friends
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11
DELIGHTFUL DANCE THIS
EVENING FOR ENLISTED MEN
OF FORT BARRANCAG.

The dance to be held this evening
for the enlisted men of Fort Barran-
cas- in the gymnasium hall of the
Post Exchange, promises to be most
enjoyable affair. A number of la
dies from the city and the fort viii
act as chaperones and an excellent
musical program has been arranged.
On the cars which leave the city
/ at 7:15 o'clock will be a party f~m
the fort to conduct the passengers on
the reservation. The car returning to
the city will leave the fort at 10:45
o'clock.
Ladies desiring to attend will please
communicate with the War Camp
Community Service secretary or Ser
geant Casey at Fort Barrancas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11
OBITUARY
Death of MIR. Joe BrendIe in Hunts
villa Ala

Death of MIR. Joe BrendIe in Hunts
villa, Ala.
News which was the source of much
grief to many Pensacola friends was
that received yesterday morning OF
the death of Mr.. Joe Brendle, which
occurred at his home in Huntsville,
Ala, after a short illness with influ-
enza. Mr.. Brendle was a prominent
citizen of that place and was super
intendent of the Lowe Manufacturing
Co, Of Huntsville. He is the brother
of o. NJ. Brendle and John Brendle
of this city and besides other rela-
tives is survived by his wife and seven
children. Internment will be in the
cemetery at Huntsville. Friends here
extend to the bereaved family their
most sincere sympathy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11
MARRIAGE OF Mr.. GAMER
AND MISS CARL SON.

The home of Rev. 1. w. Chalker,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
913 North Pa1afox street, was Tie
scene last evening at z O'Clock of a
very pretty and impressive service
which united in marriage Mr.. Aubrey
L. Gamer and Miss Emily Louise
Davis Carlson, both o. -filton, Fla,
Rev. I. w. Cha1ker performing the
ceremony in the presence of only the
Immediate families.
The bride, who is a charming girl
was very attractive in a late model
of taupe with hat, shoes and gloves
to match. She had, as her only at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-11

tendant, her sister, Miss Edna Carl
son, who was attired in a tailored suit
of>taupe with accessories to ma.cla.
Mrs. Gamer the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Carlson, of Milton, and
during her stay iu~Pensascola where
she has been visiting with relatives,
has Won many friends. Mr.. Gamer
has made his home in Pensacola for
the past several years and is young
man or many sterling qualities. The
couple VIII be at the San Carlos for
several days before leaving the last
Of the week for New Orleans where
they viii make their future home. They
are receiving the congratulations of
their many friends who wish for
them all the happiness in their mar
ried life.
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fern and softly lighted by the glow
or pink candles in silver candle
sticks.
SIX course dinner was served.
covers being laid for twelve.
The toast of the evening was nv
Miss BERTHE R. Lounsberry. member
OF the class, who spoke restrospec-
lively of the past and of the hopes
and aspirations for the future.
The following guests We're present:
me class members, Misses Lena Bur-
pee, Grace Bertha GahIenbeck. Berthe
X. Lounsberry, Esther E. weiIand
Margaret Green, Pearl Jordon, Mar
guerite and Louise Skotzky and DR..
and Mrs. j. H. Fellows and DIR. and
Mrs. w. C. Payne