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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Would Take Up Refinery
Track

PONCA CITY, Dec. 20.--Citizens
OF Ponca City have been notified Of
a hearing in the near future before
the state corporation commission
wherein the Santa Fo railway COM
pany would take up mile-long
switch from the main line in Ponca
city TO the site OF the Lake Park
(Mcridian Petroleum company re-
filming plant. located in the northeast
portion Of town. II seems that there
will be no objection locally to the
Santa Fe's request.
The Lake Park people established
100000 refining plant here sew
ersl years ago, one of string of
plants at Sapulpa, Okmulgee Cush-
ing and Hominy. There has been no
pipe line connection recently, 1t be-
ing necessary TO get all crude hy
rail Consequently the plant has not
been operated to any extent for
about two years.
Some time ago all the properties
OF the Lake Park people passed into
the hands OF the Meridian Petroleum
company. with headquarters in Kan
sas city, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

the regulations is the gross proceeds
OF sale OF the gasoline, the manu- :
factures contend that their gross re-
ceipts or proceeds are what they get
for car of gasoline at destin"'
and that royalty should not he meas
ured by the amount lohdeu iH ..
cars at the plant.
The committee recently appointed
and which held n conference yester-
day at the rooms OF the Mld-Conti-
nent OIL & Gas Assn. to begin It's
work OF compiling data TO present
tho matter to the department at a
hearing to be requested consists OF
the following:
John Kane, Phillips Petroleum
company. Bartlesville; A. V. Bour-
que, Association OF Natural Gasoline
Manufacturers, Tulsa, l.. II. Bayer
Tidal Gasoline company, Tulsa; a
j. SChlosser. Barnsdall corporation
Tulsa: j. r. Freeman, Carter OF
company, Tulsa; w. n. Hutchins
wolverine Oh company. Tulsa; En-
by Kaye, Skelly on company. Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Preparing for a Big Trade
Christmas

Refiners and marketers arc all
looking for n big trade In gasoline
and lubricnting oil during the Christ
mas holidays. as the roads are good
and many family parties VIII drive
long distances TO spend Christmas
with their friends and relatives.
The big trade H. expected 20 be
gin Saturday, and viii continue over
Sunday and Monday and the chaucce
are there never has been time In
the history OF the country that so
much gasoline was burned In the
same length OF time.
Prices are right. and there IL no
disposition on the part Of anyone
20 find fault but Will make the most
OF Christmas To enjoy good time.
1t has been a wonderful fall and now
Il appears TO be an equally wonder
ful winter that motorists are enjoy
ing.
There viii be more new cars sold
for Christmas presents than ever IN
the history OF the country. ana best
OF all, they will be largely closed
cara which are comfortable AZ all
times OF the year. Even the bus
lines are improving In appearance
II the big black bus that has been
on tho street In Tulsa Tor tho last
few days. is q sample,
Everybody Is making the most OF
Christmas, oven when It appeared
likely that the failure OF big broks
eraye house was going TO cost many
years savings. "Christmas mast 0e
celebrated in our family. no msttes
what happens" Is tho way more or
the losers put II. II will be . grand
thing for all concerned, if this same
firm that has failed IL able 10 re-o os-
tablish itself and pay up In full.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Il. w. McIlvan. president OF the
Oklahoma Producing & Refining
Co. and vice president OF the Pure
Oil company OF Cleveland, Ohio. left
last Friday after spending several
days in Tulsa.
Joe Burke. one of the best-kpown
brokers in the business, Is in the
city and Is more than well pleased
with the outlook in Greenwood
county, Kansas, full account of
which is given elsewhere on this
page. Mr.. Burke and Earl Sim
mons are starting couple OF wells,
one in Chase county just across the
line from Greenwood, and one In
Greenwood county. He said that
tho Pixlee. in northwestern Green
wood county has started a lot OF
excitement and acreage has gone sky
high.
John A. O'Doherty and his wife
and daughter OF Los Angeles, Cal,
are visiting in the city, being the
guests OF Mrs, j. l.. Black and Mrs.
Il. II. Fitzgerald. They are on their
way to Florida 10 spend the winter,
and before returning home will also
visit the Philippine islands. Mr..
O'Doherty Is in the real estate busi-
ness in California and was formerly
in business in Montreal, Canada,
This is his first trip to Tulsa and
is much impressed with the city, and
says he intends to return by way of
Tulsa on his return from Florida
and will spend some time here be-
fore going to Los Angeles. Thought
Los Angeles was building fast, but
have found no place equal to Tul-
sa," said Mr.. O'Doherty. He also
stated that he intends to invest in
property here. He visited the Okla
homa Tool &c supply Co. and went
through the machine shop, and
thought It the most wonderful insti-
| tuition Of its kind he had ever seen
| He was royalty entertained at thai
plant by Mr.. Jim Sloane and MT
| Wright.
The general feeling in eastern Of
| circles Is that beginning with thu
new year business Will gradually
! adjust itself to some OF the recent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
OIL PRODUCTION
FOR SALE

400 acres. Bartlesville field, with
IA wells, making 40 barrels not;
well settled; three powers: all the
acreage good fde Peru, Squirrel.
Bartlesvilie and Burgess sands, AT
75O to 1,bae feet: 80 gravity OIL;
many more locations that loon
sure for oil.
40 acres, Glenn Pool. with three
wells, making 46 barrels net IN
wilcox sand at 2100 feet; good
power; three more sure locations
3-e1O acres. Bartlesville field. with
one we'll making 90 barrels, In
Bartlesville sand at 1900 feet, AT
least n dozen more sure locntions'
This Is a good proposition at an
attractive price.
600 acres. Nowata field; 27 wells
making 20 barrels; all the acreage
proven for oil HartiesVille sand
at l,l00 feet.
$50 acres, three wells making SO
barrels. Beggs field; high gravity
oil: well equipped; one offset To
drill, and balance practically sure
for oil In butcher and WILCOX
sands at 2,600 ana $3.50 feet.
6-160 acres. Bartlesville field
drilled up for the shallow sand
but likely for the Wilcox 20 har,
rels. All settled production. Good
equipment. A real bargain.
200 acres. Bartiesvilie field, sur
rounded by production on which
a well guaranteed to do 2o bar
| rels will be drilled; the acreage
and tho flush production for sl2,'
0O0 Can't get n dry hole on this
! three sands, Peru. Bartlesville an,
Wilcox, IN this neighhorhood. Fine
chance TO develop valuable
property.
| $40 acres, Nowata field, I well'
making barrels, years old, II
Bartlesville sand at less than S0'
feet. with good show for the VIII
COX; fully equipped; chance foi
much more sure development.
| 800 acres, Alluwe field, with
wells, only $50 feet deep, makinl
: barrels net daily. With ful
equipment; gravity IS; can drill
and complete wells for $500 each
Opportunity for man OF small
means 10 develop fine property
Good for the deeper sands.
lO-10O acres. Bald Hin field. with
/ two wells making ~ barrels, 81
Glenn sand. at i,750 feet; full,
equipped. balance OF acreage
seems sure for oil.
ll-S40 acres. Bird Creek field, viii
one oil well in Bartlesvihe san'
1900 feet making 10 barrels ant
two gas wells at $50 feet. Rar,
chance to make valuable prop
erty by development OF SUR
acreage.
$50 acres, Claremore field, max
ing IA barrels net in Bartlesvill
sand az 100 feet; wells ) to
years old; fully equipped; look
good for deeper sand. The pric
and quality will both attract YOU
We will furnish full details, wit
price and pipeline runs, logs q
wells. etc. on application.
other oil properties, large, medlur
and small, for sale,
All the above submitted subject {
prior sale.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPAN'
POLES simmons Bldg.
Tulsa. Okla.
Usage 2150
--AdVertisemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Committee Appointed to
Handle Question of Out
age in the Usage

The Usage oil & Gas Ilessees
Assn. and the Association of Natu-
raj Gasoline Manufacturers have APP
pointed joint committee to take
up with the department of the in
terror the question of the allowance
OF outage in computing royalty on
casinghead gas used in manufactur-
ing gasoline in the Usage nation.
The department recently denied the
request of one of the gasoline com
panies to deduct the outage which
occurs in shipment before computing
the 16 2-3 per cent royalty payable
to the tribe Since the basis for
computing royalty as prescribed by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
b. r.. Kitfridge Dead

=. +. Kittridge OF Sapulpa passed
away Tuesday evening. Mr.. Kltt-
ridge was connected with the oil re-
fif,ing business In Canada, Ohio and
Pennsylvania prior to his coming to
sapulpa where he had charge of the
construction and operation OF the "a
pnipa refinery.
Mr., Kittridgs was born In 1S4s In
Boston, Mass. Funeral will be al
tho residence, 1924 East Lee avenue.
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. BE-
sides his wife he leaves two sons. Ed"
ward l.. Klttridge or Enid, Okla,
and Theodore of Wichita, Kan.
MIR. Kittridge was well and favor
ably known by many OF the old TIM
ers In tho refining business He was
possessed with the highest lntreglty
and a man of sterling worth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
PLAN SECOND REFINERY
CARRIER Firm Secures Option on land
Near Perry for OH Plant
Special to The World.


PERRY, Dec. 20.--E. A. Hutcb.
son, manager of the CARRIER Rein.
mig Co.. has secured an option foE'
q site for another refinery. which
will be built Just north of the Glen
Braden Refinery that is being
erected east OF Perry. A sash and
door plant Is to be erected a half
block west OF the post office and
mill work OF all kinds will be dons
in connection Herewith, including
interior finishing. The new fire
station. of hollow tile, will be con.
structed quarter of a block west
and a. new Christian Science church
Just west OF the fire station. Two
new business houses are planned for
the 500 block on Seventh street.
Several new bungalows are being
erected In different parts OF the city
to care for the new residents coming
to Perry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Western Usage Production
Shoes Decline

''f'''Nf w -" N"tit
PONCA CITY, Dec. 2o.-Scvcn
hundred and siNty-four producing
wclls in the western Usage are max
ing a total OF 5000 barrels day
at the present time, which is a de-
cline OF that district OF $500 barrels
nince a week ago when the total
daily was $500 barrels. There
were only four completions tho pa ST
week and these were small The
untutal decline or settling down of
production IL responsible for the de-
cline principally.
OF particular interest to local oil
operators ia the fact that when thr
next sale of Usage oil leases is held
AZ Pawhussa on January is, some
of the stuff to go undor the ham
NOR lies directly west and south
west of this city. where there has AZ
yet been no development The sale
viii mean testing out the district
within the next II months. Tracts
included In the sale lie Just north
across the Arkansas river from the
Bar l. pasture Of the lOi ranch
whore the Mariand hunt was staged
recently and whcre the Conan Is
now drilling u very likely looking
N3Ahtdt at Nbbut j, iuu rect
Bcsdorf Gets Dry Hole.
The Besdorf OH company OF
Wichita, Kan, has dry hole al
S,b07 feet In the southwest OF 30.
s6.lw, two miles northwest of the
town OF Tonkawa, The contract
depth with the farmers. whose land.
we're within the block to be drilled
was $500 feet. There was som,
shallow gas encountered at 255-26i
feet, but otherwise It is understood
the test was unintsreating as open
ing up any additional territory. Thil
company got It's name from thos,
OF two daughters of the owners
| Bessie and Dorothy. II Is under
| stood that drilling win be stoppe,
/ and tho hole plugged.
The report comes today that III
sWestcrn oil company OF Bartles
| Vile and &. Constantine OF Pawhus
ka have a good well. brought II
! yesterday, In the northeast of 2S-24
ZOE, near Barnsdall In the southeast
ern Usage. The well is reported goo,
for zoo to 400 barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Compilations in Texas

Mid-Kansas No. 2 in section II,
Clear Fork district IS drilling AT
4,O72 feet. Topped the gray lime at
4,O50 feet. and flowed one head of
rs barrels tho last "a hours. The
day before Il made about twenty-five
barrels
Landreth company No. I PoindeX-
fer, RAJ, section 81. Shackelford
county. Texas. Ibex pool, topped the
gray lime al 9.54l feet, total depth,
I,si7. plugged back TO S,697 feet.
was shot with 50-quarts in the sand
from 3.574 to 9,596 feet, and had an
initial production OF $40 barrels.
Texas company No. 3 Martin ir
section l.O4O. S. T. & /. Caddo dis,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Two NeU Wells in
TOakdica Field

IT. d. Slick and Coniar OH com
pany's No, / Endicott in tho south :
west OF 3b-25-1w, topped tho sand at
s.4sb feet, was drilled 70 "A depth OF
a.49l feet. and is good for l75 bar
rels an hour. IL produced 2,697 par
rels the first II hours. This Wen IL
an east offset 10 tho big wen brought
in nv the pennok some time ago.
Gypsy oil company No, 3 Clark III
the northwest OF 2-24lw is making
SIS barrels an hour In the sand frasi
s44O to 2,4i5 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
FIGHT FOR RICH ESTATE
Former Tulsan Ono OF Claimsn,s o..
Peoria Indians Property
specisi TO The World

Spccls 20 Tne World.
MIAMI, Dec. 2o.---The long con.
trovertcd litigation over possessor
OF the estate of William Won
bachelor Peoria Indian. which rorN
sists OF q zoo acre tract OF land a,
will start another chain OF con-,
battles, II is announced hero az
lowing submission OF the rival rlair',
of George Il. Bowling Of Kans.s
City and Charles II. Mashew q,
Tulsa.
a receiver was recently apno.rto,
to take charge of the land. nav bscS
taxes and arrange for receivari.
sale. Attorneys for Mr. Bowling a,'
peared here to forestall the ,aln o.
der and advised the court thar in
the event Of an adverse huidlpR an
appeal would be taken 90 the en-
preme court. The case has been In
litigation for the past Is years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

disturbing influences. according 70
Mr.. w. B. Goolsby, associate editor
of "Oildom" OF New York. Mr..
Goolsby has visited practically all
the oil centers during the past
month. and will be in Tulsa for a
few days looking after the inter-
ests OF the "Oildom Year Book
which is looked upon as a standard
reference work among the oil fra
ternity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Waite Phillips Has NeW Well

waite Phillips No. 4 Vaughan in
the southwest of Ss-16-9 topped the
sand at 1850 feet, and at II feet IN,
in making 25 barrels an hour TINS
we'll is an offset to the north OF the
Texas company's No. Taylor Haw-
klns. which was brought in seVeraI
DAYS ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Butler County, Kansas

John @. Phillips and c. G. VIM
tsrs, are running the 12ls inch cas-
ing at T7O feet in their No. Bush
we'll In the center of the southwest
OF the southwest OF the northwest
OF ll-27-G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
In Rogers County

II. Blasser and associates spudded
I'm TUESDAY in a test they are going
10 drill In the southeast OF 23-22-lS
on the Tom Brown farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
South of Oklahoma City

Firestone oil company well In 80
fln-3w. Is drilling at 1856 feet, Ap-
parently the bottom OF red beds was
passed at 1870 TO 1,+00 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
West of BiacklUeH

blackwell oil a Gas Co, No, 2
Martin In 23-27-3w topped the sand
at 3,720 feet. where it has n show OF
oil and gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Wyoming,

trict. made ass barrels In 20 hours.
after turned into tanks, and 1900
600 feet of gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
OIL AND GAS
observation-disclosures. Eto

Wanted to buy-No. National
machine. must be In good condition.
y. O. box S83, Tulsa, or phone Usage
sS72.-Adyertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Sulf coast CeN Pierce
Jgnctinn- hnll ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Including Burkhuruct',
Ranger. Electra, stephens
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
Evans Honey Boys
Hill's MinstreIs Are
Booked at Howell

There is warm spot in the heart
of every theatergoer for minstreIsy
"The Great American Institution
which grows fonder and fonder as
time rolls by. The many lovers OF
burnt cork entertainment will be de-
lighted to learn that Gus Hills Min
strels and George Evans Honey
Boys is the attraction announced at
the Howell for Tuesday, November
p. This splendid offering is re-
plete with dazzling scenic effects,
unusual novelties, all the latest
songs, coupled with old classics, pic
turesque surprises and galaxy of
original Innovations. The company
Is headed by the peer Of all come
dams, Arthur Deming. Among the
other well known gloom annihilators
are: Lee Edmonds, Fred Niece, and
forty other well known black-face
comedians. Watch for the street pa
rade at high noon.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
WOMAN RUNS FERRY
AS WELL AS AUTO

Prudence Island, R. l., Nov. IT,
This island today boasts the only
young woman licbensed ferry engi-
neer in New England, and possibly
in the country. She is Miss Rebecca
Chase, of twenty-seven summers, and
she rises early every morning to take
her place at the throttle of the ferry
boat Harvest, connecting the island
with Bristol
That she is at home on the sea is
demonstrated by her license, which
grants her the right to navigate a
power boat. Frequently she directs
from the pilothouse, handling the
Harvest with the skill of the ablest
skipper.
Shortly after America entered the
world war her grandfather, owner of
the ferry, unable to obtain an engi-
neer, called upon Miss Chase, who
was an experienced automobile driv-
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week for :
HuPn1obiIe in r
Strong DIR GIG dpaIarEa Daj'

,,,~, StroF,e 448'qBaedpa ravRa Da'
far the largest collection Of sa- -ss.e...,.
New thousands Nave proved they willing,
and eager, to pay a little more money for Fiup-
mobiles more reliable, more economical service, ,
and brilliant performance.
Hupmobie has for IA years been recognized
throughout the world as one of the biggest
values and one of the soundest mechan-
isms, manufactured
Today the. confidence in Hupmobile is more
pronounced, more nearly 100 per cent, than
ever before.
1922 Skaters
Sales Records
For IA years, Hupmobe sales have been con-
stantly increasing 1922 saw all records shattered.
Next year will throw 1922 into shadow. That is
as certain sunrise.
The dealer who obtains Hupmobile contract
today is in the same advantageous position as
the farmer who buys land that has lain tallow
- for years.
The soil has only to be "hckled with hoe, to
smile with harvest
A Fine Car
at a LOlD Price
People want the Hupmobile. They want 1t be-
cause is actually fine car, at lou price
That is the entire fiupmobile idea in a nutshell
This car is built as carefully, to measurements
as precise, of materials as fine cars costing
two and three times its price
IN addition, it has the noarit of almost incredible
economy of operation, and even more remarkable
economy Of upkeeP
We are looking for sound business men, with
merchandising ability, and good bank credit
Such men, we believe, can make more money
handling Hupmobiles than they can realize on
any other car
We give real merchandising cooperation. We
actuallv do help you to keep your capital turning
over rapidly. Let us tell you how we cooperate;
Come and let us give you interesting records OF
nro6ts made by Hupmobie dealers in this terri
tory. Write today.
Thompson-Newkirk Motor Co.
:, 314 West Monroe Street
n il JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
Pleasing Concert
:. BY PaIatka Band
Thursday Evening

The musical selections rendered
The musical selections rendered
last evening by the Palatka band
we're worthy of a larger audience
than gathered at and about the
courthouse grounds. "The encour-
agement Of local organizations of
that nature is greatly needed in order
to bring out the BEST" said one of the
audience, land it is to be regretted
that so many feared the chill of the
evening would give discomfort. What
the people of Palatka should do is to
to listen to every concert by this able
combination of talent-and then say
good things about it, and about the
programs being given under direction
of Leader Shearouse."
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
manner.

! manner.
Courage" is the story of mar
whose life is wrecked by circum-
stances. Sentenced to life imprison-
ment for crime he never committed
lit is love that keeps the spark of
courage burning dim at times, but
never dead. Although separated phys
ically from his wife and family, he
lis still near them in spirit. Conf
dence and mutual love sustain them
both. And when justice is wrought
and Imprisonment is at an end, hap
piness awaits them both.
The STORY is laid in Scotland at a
time just preceding the world war. 1t
is enacted by an all-star cast that
lives up to its name. In it are in
cluded Naomi Childers, Sam De
Grasse, Lionel Belmore, Adolph Men
jou, Floyd Whitlock and Alec B..
Francis. Mr.. Franklin, one of the
foremost directors in the country, has
given the story most elaborate pro-
duction, and it is expected to be vot-
ed by the patrons of the Grand as
one of the most gripping pictures of
the year.
Also Mack Sennett comedy, "Ma
and Pa"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17

fessor Shearouse leader, and a con-
cert will be renderde at the intersec-
ton of Lemon and Second. This will
be done to feature the carnival"
which is being put on this evening by
the pupils of the high school at the
High school grounds, "where one can
see everything desired-and more,
too"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
COURAGE GREAT FILM
AT GRAND SATURDAY

A Sidney Franklin production,
Courage" will be the attraction at
the Grand Saturday. Courage" has
been cited 20 the critics of many cit
les. as an example of high-ciass dra-
matte photoplay which presents
powerful theme in a most attractive
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
RELIEVED CONSTIPATION 4
suffered a great deal fpn11r~

OVILcIVU SIed0 UedI lNnIJT
patton" writes -1ort.- -0nl consti-
- h1Oert B. Dow
revere IL. New Hampshire, "and
( found anything to take the
place of Foley Cathartic Tablets
Biliousness, sick headache, bloating
gas, sour stomach, bad breath, consti.
patton and other digestive disorders
quickly relieved with Foley Cathartic
Tablets. This wholesome physic does
not grippe or nauseate.
For sale in Palatka by the j. H
Haughton Drug Company.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
MADE FINE SHOWING

There was an extensive parade at
the noon hour today Of the members
of the high school to give publicity
to the stunts which will be pulled off
this evning at the school grounds.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-17

The parade was headed by the school
band, and the music was far above
the average. The spiri5 of the occa-
sion was taken up by the spectators,
and the affair was most enjoyable.