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Evening star., 1921-10-23
STRAND-Edward Stanisloff.

For next week the Strand Theater
announces the noted dancer, Edward
Stanisloff, in a spectacular character
dance advertisement, Dance Crea-
tions," enhanced by a quintet of grace
full and charming femininity. Others
will be Preston and Ysobel, in dances,
acrobatic feats and musical numbers:
Blanche Boyd, 1.-THE Chameleon Girl"
supported by Freddie King, the latter
in exclusive songs; Will Fox and Flor
ence Kelly in an amusing diversion,
oNeil, as IA Couple of Mites"
The picture offering will present
Pauline Frederick in her latest Rob-
ertson- Cole production. The Sting of
the LASH" supplemented by minor fea-
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Valentino are to be featured in the
Lefty" adapted from the novel of
Frank Norris.
Gloria Swanson will be the star Of
a new picture. THE Husbands Trade
Mark" in which Stuart Holmes also
will appear.
George Stewart, brother OF Anita.
the screen star, is said to be double
for the Prince of Wales. He is ap-
picture for Inspiration Pictures. Inc.
Arnold Benefits "Old Wives Tale"
is to be screened. and so is Charlotte
Bronte's Shirley"
Quite a galaxy of screen stars will
be represented in Wallace Reid's new
picture, ''The Champion" based on
Grant Mitchelrs New York success by
Thomas Louden and A. f. Thomas.
Lois Wilson will be the leading wom-
an, and Lionel Belmore. Henry Miller,
jr.; w. j. Ferguson, Helen Dunbar.
Guy Oliver and Leslie Casey will be in
the cast.
The foreign production. "Danton." a
story of the French revolution. will
be released In the United States un-
der the title "All for a Woman" 1t
was directed by Dimitri BuckowetZki.
director for Pola Negri, succeeding
Ernst Lubitsch. Buchowetzki has just
completed "Sapho." Pola Negri star
ring vehicle.
Pauline Frederick is now being
filmed in judith of Blue Lake Ranch"
1t is an re Pictures production.
Doris May will make her debut as a
star in "The Foolish Age" which
is said to have received the highest
possible commendation from the Ma
tional Board Of Review. 1t Is describ-
ed as "a comedy of manners with in
teresting and amusing satire upon
American society and customs"
A screen version of Sir Anthony
Hopes "Phroso" Is to be released. un-
der the title POSSESSION
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Concerts
Kochanski-N. 7. Symphony.

Paul Kochanski. tho distinguished
Polish violinist, will be heard as So
loist at the first concert of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, under the
baton OF Walter Damrosch. in the
New National Theater, Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Special attention seems to be GEN.
tered in the fact that Mr.. Kochanski
will play the celebrated Tschaikow-
sky violin concerto from a score con-
tanning the exact cuts in this lengthy
masterpiece which were authorized
and sanctioned by Tschaikowsky him
self. 1t has been the practice of vio-
linists in preparing the concerto for
public performance to exercise their
own discretion in the matter of elm
ination.
The symphony program for the Or
chestra Is the Rachmaninoff's Second
in E Minor. Mr.. Damrosch will also
include Beethoven novelty. the trio
for two oboes and English horn.
These concerts are under the local
| management Of r. Arthur Smith. Inc.
and tickets are on sale at 1906 G
street northwest.
John Mccormack, Friday.
John Mccormack. the great tenor.
ter Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
under the management of Mrs. Will
son-Greene. This will be the open
ing concert OF the Philharmonic
course.>
His program will include: Rondo
for tenor. "Per Pieta non Ricercate"
in May" (Rimsgy- ITO
(Mozart); "Serenade." from "A Night
the Children" (Rachmaninoff); ITO
| Music" (Tscherepnin): 1.-THE Reapers"
| (vassilenko): "At the Midhour of
Night" (arranged by Vincent
O'Brien); 1.-THE Short Cut to the
| Rosses" (arranged by Milligan-Fox):
THE Gartan Mothers Lullaby" (ar-
ranged by Hughes); THE Lovers
Curse" (arranged by Hughes): "When
the Dew Is Falling" edwin Schneid-
err; THE Palanquin Bearers" (Mar-
tin Shawl: "On the Beach at Otahai"
Julius Harrison); "Vale" CFare-
well"), (Kennedy RusselD.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
HippodroEe.

Today. Wanda Hawley. in "The
Snob": tomorrow, kathlyn Williams,
in The L. =. Trail: Tuesday,
straight Is He Way: Wednesday.
Gladys Walton. in The Man Tanner:
Thursday. Madge Kennedy. in The
Girl With the Jazz Heart; Friday.
Max Linder, in Seven Years Bad
Luck" and Sunday. Douglas Fair
banks, in The Home Stretch"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Dumbarton.

Today, Alice Lake in "Over the
Wire: tomorrow, Shirley Mason, in
Mothers Heart; Tuesday. Good
Women" also Charlie Chaplin. in "A
Dogs Life; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mary Pickford, in Through the
Back Door: Friday. Justine John
son. in "A Heart to Let" and Satur-
day, Earle Williams. in Bring Him
In."
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Mary Pick
ford, in Through the Back Door;
in "A Voice in the Dark: Wednes-
day. Alice Brady, in The Land of
Hope; Thursday. William S Hart. in
The Whistle; Friday. Tom Moore.
in made in Heaven" and Saturday,
Corinne Griffith. in What's Your
Reputation Worth"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Scott Grand Opera Co., October 81

The Scotti Grand Opera Company.
with $50 soloists, musicians and
chorus selected from the Metropoli-
tan Grand Opera, will give one per-
formance at the National Theater.
Monday afternoon, October 81, at 2:30
o'clock. under the management Of
Mrs. Wilson Greene.
This performance of the grand
opera opens the artists course and
promises to music lovers at least one
performance Of grand opera in this
city.
Seats are now on sale at Mrs.
Greene's concert bureau, 18th and G
streets.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Photo PHYS
Ihisss Week
Continued from First Page.)
Avenue Graud.
Continued from First Page.)

Today ard tomorrow. Harold Lloyd,
in Il Do" and David Butler, in "Mak-
ing the Grade" Tuesday, May McAvoy,
In Everything for Sale" and comedy,
Let Me Explain: Wednesday. Con-
stance Binney. in Room and Board
and Christie comedy. Nothing Like
IT,; Thursday. Alice Brady. in Little
Italy, and comedy, "Bang!"; Friday,
Sessue Hayakawa, in Where Lights
Are Low" aand Harry Pollard, Law
and Order; Saturday. Mary Miles
Minter. in Moonlight and Honey
suckle"; comedy, 'Snooky's wild
Oats; Pathe Review, and install
ment of Charles Hutchinson. in "Hur-
ricane Hutch"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
York.

Today. Rupert Hughes Danger
Gus Curve Ahead" and comedy, Eat
and Be Happy; tomorrow. Sessue
Hayakawa. in Where Lights Are
Low; Harry Pollard, in Law and
Order" and Screen Snapshots; Tues
a Million" and comedy, ARTISTIC Enc
mics; Wednesday. May Allison, in
Big Came" and comedy. Angels
Feathers: Thursday, Miriam Cooper
and George Walsh, in "Serenade," and
comedy. Say. Uncle; Friday. Con-
stance Binney. in Room and Board"
and "The Policeman and the Baby"
and Saturday, Mary Miles Minter in
Moonlight and Honeysuckle"; Monte
Banks, in Peaceful Alley" and in
stallment No. / of Charles Hutchin-
son, in Hurricane Hutch"
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Elaine Ham,
merstein, in The Girl From No
White Horseman," No. 3; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Pauline Frederick, in
Salvage: Thursday. Max Linder. in
"Seven Years Bad Luck" also Nick
Carter. in 'Dodging the Law; FRI
day, William Fairbanks. in GO Get
The Page Mystery~~;- matinee only,
Miracles of the Jungle" No. IL.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
GAYETY-Cooper's Show.

An element of snap. frivolity and
merriment comes with James Z.
Cooper's big burlesque show, which
he calls "the Big Jamboree." 1t will
be the attraction next week at the
Gayety. 1t is said to be one of the
most lavishly equipped offerings in
burlesque and . carnival Of genuine
mAIiA
Evening star., 1921-10-23
B. F. KEITH'S-Sophie Tucker.

Next week at B. F. Keiths Theater
Sophie Tucker and company will be
the headline offering, with Roland
Young and company and Ernest r.
Ball as extraordinary features. The
others will include Lynn and How
land, Loyars Dogs, Sharkey. Roth
and Witt, Reynolds and Donegan,
and the usual house attractions.
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Circle.

Nesi": Tuesday. "A Voice in the
Dark; Wednesday. Tom Moore, in
Hold Your Horses; Thursday. Gou-
verneur Morris "A Tale of Two
Worlds; Friday, Will Rogers. in An
Unwilling Hero; Saturday. THE
Branding IRON"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Savoy.

Today, May McAvoy. in Every
thing for Sale" and comedy. 'Snooky's
Wild Oats; tomorrow, Constance
Binney. in Room and Board" and
Christie comedy. Nothing Like IT,:
Tuesday, 'All's Fair in Love" and
comedy, Bang; Wednesday. Miriam
Cooper and George Walsh, in ''Sere-
nade." and comedy. Say. Uncle;
'sWhere Lights Are Low" and Harry
Pollard, in Law and Order: Friday.
May Allison. in Big Game" and COM
edy, Southern Exposure" and Satur-
day, Mary Miles Minter. in Moon
light and Honeysuckle"; comedy.
Sunless Sunday: Pathe Review and
installment of Charles Hutchinson,
in Hurricane Hutch"
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Love-" Moonlight and Honeysuckle"
and The Son Daughter" The action
of 1.-The Mad Dog" takes place at
San Pablo Mission in Arizona, near
the Mexican border. 1t has a blend Of
thrill. comedy and love interest.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Carolina.

Today, Salvation Nell'': tomorrow,
Hugh Fords British production. The
Great Day; Tuesday. William S.
Hart, In The Whistle; Wednesday.
Thomas Meighan, in Conquest of
Canaan; Thursday. Brady's Life:
Friday. Wealth; Saturday. Tom
Moore, in Hold Your Horses"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Raphael.

Today. Ethel Clayton. in SHAM"
and Harold Lloyd, in Haunted
Spooks"; tomorrow, Doris May and
Hobart Bosworth. in Foolish Ma
irons; Tuesday, Elaine Hammer
stein. in a Girl from Nowhere;
Pathe News and Topics of the Day;
Wednesday, Constance Binney, in
Such Little Queen: Thursday.
Milton Sills, in The Faith Healer:
Friday, Appearances" and sixth
episode of do or Die" and Satur-
day. Eugene O'Brien. in The Last
Door"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son in THE Great Moment" also
Harold Lloyd comedy, Il Do; Tues
day, The Star Rover; Wednesday,
Viola Dana i'll Puppets of Fate;
Thursday, Pauline Frederick in sal
wage; Friday, Will Rogers in Boys
Will BE Boys" and Saturday, Tom
Mix in After Your own Heart
Evening star., 1921-10-23
NEXT WEEKS PH0ToPLAYs.

NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
Rialto.
William DeMille's latest picture pro-
duction after the Show" based on
a magazine story written by Rita
Weiman and featuring Jack Holt,
Lila Loo and Charles Ogle.
Columbia.
NaZimova, supported by Rudolph
MILE" based on the story by Alex
Valentine in Metros production. Ca
ander Dumas.
Metropolitan. ..
Charles Chaplin. in his latest First
National attraction, 1.-THE Idle Glass"
originally planned for release under
the title vanity Fair
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New.

Today, ''Snowblind"; tomorrow,
Douglas Fairbanks, in Manhattan
Madness; Tuesday. Carmel Myers. in
"naughter of the Law. Wednesday,
Mary Miles Minter. in THE Little
Clown; Thursday. Eugene OBrien, in
"Gilded Lies; Friday, William Fair
banks. in Broadway Buckaroo," and
Saturday. all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Crandall's.

Conway Tearle, in after Midnight"
Master"
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Knickerbocker,

Charles Chaplin's latest comedy.
THE Idle Class; Conway Tearle. in
| After Midnight" and Elaine Ham
Imerstein, in Handouts or Kisses
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Republic.

Today and all week the Republic
will offer the Rupert Hughes photo
play, produced by Goldwyn, THE Old
Nest" The theme is mother love. A
vocal prelude by Mrs. Louise Brown
and Larry Semon, in The Fall Guy"
will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Filmograms.

NOROTHY DALTON and Rudolph
OValentino are to be featured in the
Lefty" adapted from the novel Of
Frank Norris.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Gloria Swanson will be the star Of
a new picture. 1.-The Husbands Trade
Mark" in which Stuart Holmes also
will appear.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

A screen version of Sir Anthony
Hopes "Phroso" Is to be released. un-
der the title Possession"
Evening star., 1921-10-23

The posoerfxI story Of q double
iBpersoH0t3oH that scjN s1tkrdu,
nystVy, ssrprtse and thru
voSl OB0 Of the most dbsorb-
srsr y ' scyeensdI ~ IL S B@.sd rv an ~
foasoxs novel
Evening star., 1921-10-23

George Stewart, brother Of Anita.
the screen star, is said to be a double
for the Prince of Wales. He is ap-
pearing with his sister in her second
picture for InSpiration. Pictures, Inc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
IN THE Oil FIELDS
Officer 6241 w. n FECk Residences 2442
Residence 2442

scarce article; T. a strong argument
for better prices.
The Hewitt field IL declining and
the man who would tank oil IN that
district, ought tu be- able to double
his money within the next three
months. There maS br deeper
sands az Hewitt, but they are not
now I'm evidence.
All north ard nurth.Ccntrol Tex
as IL declining ns though the bot
tom had doppcd ont. Just ns Mex
icO - showing symptoms Of being
tlic greatest disappointment in the
entire history Of oil. All the big
concerns who have not been spend
ing millions Of money la Mexico.
are CungratulAtiug themselves aud
are taking much pride In the fact
that II was against the policy uf
"our concern to develop an oil field
that was undcr-laid by the Gulf Of
Mexico"
Looking at sc from the viewpoint
OF man IN New York or Buffalo
or Detroit. Il would seem that our
own little Mid-Cou'incnt field.
small as II IL on the map Is going.
20 be put 70 great stress to supply
the requirements Of the over-in.
creasing demand and yet, with ade-
quato prices, It can bc done
There never has been 80 COM
plctc a shut down In the history of
OIL and the chances are II will he
a long time before there are many
strings running. even n the price
were 10 advance tomorrow
$500 oil would help, at uiat!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Tank Wagon idUdnceS in
Texas. WIN GiUe Refiners
q Chance to Breathe

The Magnolia advanced tho filling
station and tank wagon prices In
Texas Saturday morning at the fol.
lowing points, the filling station
price being advanced 10 20 cents:
Dallas, Fort WAth, Waco, Austin,
san Antonio, Ispuston, Beaumont
and Galveston.
Tho dlfferontiaf at all tho above
towns will be 4 cents, making the
tank wagon price on gasoline now
16 cents.
All other points in the common
point territory the price is now II
cents, and tho hlling station price
20 cents. This price was posted by
the Magnolia and followed by the
Producers Refining COMPANY which
Is the distributing end OF the EN-
pire COMPANY IL Is expected that
all others will follow.
At all points In the differen'ial ter
ritOry tho tank wagon price is IS
cents and the filling station pric"
21 cents These points include all
those outside OF certain radius
whore the freight rates make the
dlffcrential
Kerosene in all the common points
Is now 10 cents tank wagon, while
kerosene in the difterential territory
is i cents.
There il much interest now I'm the
course that will be pursued by the
Standard Of Louisiana. In regard to
marking up the tank wagon price
in all the states controlled by them.
There should be no worry on this
score. as the big concern is certain
to recognize the scarcity OF supplies
for 1922, and to take note Of the
fact that crude oil has advanced at
the source OF supply.
Rcfiners are depending on tho oil
producers to see that there IN a sup
ply Of oil for their use and are con-
fidcnt that having taken zoe per
cent Of the oil during the shut down
period, they will not be- forgotten.
They have led the way In price max
ing all the time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

opinion that north Texas will
hcnccforth have % cents the best OF
us, iu price. iuasmuCh Us ~ lis i'm
possible Go driu and keep up pro-
ducuon in the Ranger ana North
Texas field, for less than SO bar
rel
J.. W. Mcmillan prominent oil
producer Is leaving for Miami F'a
whore he will look after hls grape
fruit farm and expects Co. return
IN about two weeks 10 is pretty
soft for Mr. Mcmillan owning "a
grape fruit farm in Florida with
the price at 20 cents each, and poor
at that
O. ". Lancaster is back from CAT.
iforui1, and says that the petroleum
company iu which DE has large
interest, has % we'll making 400
barrels at Huntington B,uch. and
another on top OF tho sand. llr saws
that the sunshine COMPANY owning
q large orang" and lennon grove,
Will be shipping fruit next y'lr
}. +. Murphy who is drilling down
In 9t-17-l2, southeast ut l>.rlyr and
who has muddad In couple OF good
showiugs " gus. iB liNoiy tu 40 o lot
OF drilling when mIrku. conditions
are better, and viii ba frequently
heard from in the news columns an
this paper.
Pete Burgess. Jr. who rs I'm
charge OF the McEwou Mtuufactur
Ing company store at B,Ers, IL iu
the city for this week end ana says
that there are about ei strlrgs OF
tools running iu that district which
is certainly small amount uf drh-
ing for so prolific u field NJ Bur
gees Is going to spend a few dnya
with his father ni Wyuoua.
Victor Martin. VINO was the first
secretary OF the first Independent
oil mems association which was
organized In Bartlosvliio in the year
1906, or 10 years ago, les back In
Tulsa TO stay and iuRsmuCh az Mr..
Martin has done as much for the
upbullding OF the oil Industry IN th'
Continent field ar anyone, IT H
intcrcstiug TO know that hr has
been optimistic all during the spring
and summer and Is now lie says
Il havo hecu through an the times
Of depression I'm this 0,id and One
thing Is certain. and that is that
each time when oil has declined ana
production been Durtailcd, u has
been followed boy better prices and
a stronger demand for oil than we
had previous to the shutdown.
MIR. Martin tells a funny story: ~
met the boss prss,mist on the street
this morning who said to me, lm
afraid that this boost I'm price will
lead TO the pru-ratlng OF oil runs
Isn't that good, Mr. Martin adds
that what ho is wondering is with
the increasing exports and IN. trc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Late Nelcs From Arkansas

Tho Arkansas Natural Gas COM
panys No. 2O1. wood, In the north
east Of The northwest of the north
west OF 29-lS-l5, Arkansas, has
been swabbing 200 barrels OF oil and
salt water every "a hours and VIII
To PUT on the pump. sand was
found from 2,l5s 20 2,l59 rect.
In the same district The Foren and
others test In the northeast corner Of
the southwest OF the southeast Of
3S-lS-l5. ST standing with 100
feet OF fluid in the hole, from sand
found from 2l96 TO 2,I9S feet, and
is showing very little gas, They are
now considering pulling the liner
md drilling deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Failures in Louisiana

The Humble oil e Refining co. e
No. BrazcltOn, in the south
west corner OF the north half Of the
northwest OF tho southeast NJ 27-28-
s, is a failure Cap rock was found
from 2,SqO TO 2,S92 feet, tho sand
from 2,S92 20 2,S97 feet aud the
well is standing at that depth with
salt water within 500 feet of the
top' and no showing Of oil or gas.
The Sinclair OH & Gas Co.'s 80.
1 MayGeld, In the northeast Of tho
southwest uf the southwest Of 20
23-9, Louisiana. which blew In a
lO.0OO.OOO-font gasser several days
ago IS now reported 20 be making
considerable salt water and no oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Ono-haf interest in the lease on
40 acres west half Of southeast
quarter OF section 22-l3-ll. Win
1900 feet Of casing and a gas we'll
Which came In for 100000 feet at
,v'5 feet now good for 100000
teei Has paid $4,000 in the past
year W.li hc sold to the highest
bidder ln front of the court house
al ohmuigcc Monday October 3,
somebody viii buy at one-tenth it,
Naue.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
With the Oil Men

Jack" Sankcy who Is here from
California. says that tho mid-cont-
ncnt field looks very attractive 10
man from California, whore the
production Is dropping off rapidly
on account Of Labor troubles
Jack Shannon. who is with the
Snowdon Brothers, big producers in
the Breckenridge field, is of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
OIL AND GAS
Leases--suppIies--Production. Etc

2+G2 It. 50 inch 32-lb Reading
"rouEho iron casing at Sl.1O per
foot one calf wheel standard
derrick $500, two 250-hbl. steel
tanks docked. 5000 each; 5000 gas
line 2-.n. an 10 cents per foot. Mate
rial located IN Slick field Call
NsaEo 1886. tG07 First Natl Bank
BdgJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

z hlla 0rock production wanted,
twenty 90 100 barrels. Send plat,
price larms fun description. owners
oR'S Oh. Wy, ID: ID. Reynolds, BaSlesyIle'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Wanted so acres or more with 10
10 10 barrels production No syndi-
cate. II. Edward. Chelsea hotel
Chelsea. Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

FOR SALE-2S svar outfit: com
pl'l', cheap. +. O. BOX 1856, Clare
moro -Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

iasa"stion for quick sale--S0
acres. ! wen fully equipped, 10 bar
,eN settled Tancha sand. Address
1-E p, care World .-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
around OkDiu!gee

The No. s Barnett OF Kimbley and
others located i'm the c"ntDr ot the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27
REYNOLDS SISTER
CLEARS DyMOND
PART IN SHOOTING
SnecInI to the NeMs

Daytona, June 25.-William H.
Decker, of Key West, manager of
the Consolidated Cigar Co., departed
for his home last evening accompani-
ed by Mrs. Decker and children. Mrs.
Decker is a sister of Lorillard Rey-
nolds, who was assaulted and shot
at Seabreeze some time ago. On de-
parting yesterday, Mr.. Decker stated
that he had gone over the shooting
affair with Mr.. Reynolds, and that
both himself and Mr.. Reynolds are
convinced beyond any doubt that Rus
sell S. Dymond, the young real estate
man who was with Mr.. Reynolds at
the time of the assault, was in no way
connected with the assault and had
no previous knowledge of the attack.
Mr.. Decker states that Mr. Reynolds
made this statement to the State At
torney when that official visited him
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27

Thursday in company with Sheriff
Morris and County Judge McCrory.
Mr.. Dymond was arrested and thrown
into Jail without warrant some days
ago. His employer, Mr.. H. B. Schultz,
and other friends who felt that an in
justice had been done the young man,
Immediately arranged bonds, and Mr..
Dymond was released the next morn
ing, his preliminary hearing being
set for future date.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27
SPECIAL SALE AT BUKY'S

Buky's Department Store, is Of
fering ladies and gentlemen's wear
at special sale prices during the COM
ing week. The price has been marked
down on almost every article in their
store, which offers the public the
advantage of buying at reduced prices.
Read their advertisement elsewhere
in today's paper.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27

barnacle incrusted ladders. For many
years the ladders have been OF wood
or iron. Mr.. Ludwig has announced
that as soon as they can be made
ladders of brass and copper will be
substituted, it being claimed that
barnacles will not attach themselves
to those metals. The sides of the lad
ders will be of wood sheated with
copper and the rungs will be made
of brass pipe.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27
TO SELL G. F. & A. ROAD
PAGE @
(Ry Associated Press)

Pensacola, June 25.-The Gulf,
Florida and Alabama railroad will
be sold here July under a decree of
federal court. The line operates be-
tween Pensacola and Kimbrough,
Alabama, a distance of 142 miles,
and Was built to tap the Alabama
coal fields.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-27
TO SAVE ST. PETE BATHERS
FROM DEADLY BARNACLES
(Ry Associated Press)

St. Petersburg, June 25.-R. E.
Ludwig, director of Public Utilities
here, believes he has a remedy which
will eliminate the cutting of bathers
at the bathing beach while climbing