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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

A few weeks ago the Herald sug-
gested that the completion of the
short route road between Fort Myers
and Punta Gorda be made the occas-
ion for big joint celebration by the
people of the two towns. Now the
Fort Myers papers suggest that such
an affair, sort OF get-together and
get acquainted picnic be held at a
point on the road near the county
line in the near future. We are sure
that all that will be necessary to gel
half or more of the people of this
county to join in such an affair is tc
fix the date.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Hereafter, when The Herald at
tempts to verbify-that's the word,
not yerify-a joke on country edi-
tor, it will try to remember to mark
it, This is a joke" to escape being
taken to task by benighted brethren
like jerry Mcleod. He is doubtless
the famous schoolboy who, having
drawn the figure of an incomprehen-
sible monster on his slate, wrote un-
der it, This is a horse" and expects
every other artist and writer to fol
low his example.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

IS. For the good of the country we
would suggest thai. Editor Garrett
acquaint himself with the laws OF
counties other than his own before
rushing into print win such breaks
as this !Gteet.-Sebring White Way.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Should Have II Big Celebration
The information that was convey
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Gorda and Charlotte county offer wealth of OPP
portunities those who have the energy and vision
take advantage of themand these the kind people
most wanted and needed here in a comparatively
country Lands may yet be had low prices, but this
condition will last long the completion a
roads building program that getting under way.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Blessed with good lands suitable nearly anything that
be anywhere Florida climatic conditions that
exist nOwheres else in the state being favorable to
fruit growing and market gardening and making this
tion of remarkable healthfuness with the building
roads, the years remarkable
progress Booklet request
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

THE PUNTA GORDA COMMERCIAL CLUB
M. c. Price, Secretary
Punta Gorda
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Dutch East Indies Loan
Offered to Yield 6. O.45oo
Syndicate Puts 25-Year securi-
ties on Market at Oily;
CalIabie After Ten Years

The S40,00000O Dutch East Indies
twenty-five year per cent external
loan is being offered this morning at
"a p. to yield approximately 6.45 per
cent, if held to ma aturity, and about { 75
per cent ii called at the end of ten
years.
The bonds, which are direct obli-
CATION of the Dutch East Indies gov
eminent, an integral part of the King
dom of the Netherlands, are rot re-
deemabie during the first ten wears.
but are callable thereafter at par and
interest A sinking fund comes into
operation after this period, redemption
being made at par and interest by lot
at the yearly rate of one-ffteenth of
the amount Of bonds outstanding Jan
uary ], 1882
The syndicate is headed by the
Guaranty Company, and includes
Harris, Forbes e. Co., Lee, Higginson
q Co., the Chase Securities CORPORA
ton, the Bankers Trust Company.
kiddcr, Peabody & Co., the Union Trus t
Company of Pittsburgh, the Continent
al and Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank and the Illinois Trust and Say
lngs Bank of Chicago, and the Union
Trust Company of Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

TO ngure the precise yield on . bond 1t
Is necessary to use yield tables but the
out by inc following formula: Divide the
closing quotation on a bond into the rate
or the annual return If the bond is selling
below par you must allow also for the
appreciation of the principal To do this
subtract the market quotation from par.
number of years the bond has to run he
fore maturity. I'or example if a S per
cent bond is selling at 80 and has ten
years 10 run, the annual return Will be
o66 Per cent. The difference between par
and Athe market price viii be 10 points
suotTa ting 80 from 100 Dividing ten
points by ten years. the quotient win be i
rms figure is to be added 90 SIS which
IS ,he annual return, and the result 766
per cent. VIII give you the apprcxfmate
yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Youna Selieman Admitted

Announcement was made YESTERDAY =,
the banking house of J. & w Selg'"''
& Co.. that Walter Seligman haa o'''
admitted to membership IN ne ~,
The new partner is a son O. -,
Seligman, one Of the members % -
i;3-m
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

Sufficient progress has becn mads IN
the preparation of the Department Of
the Seine loan to warrant the oxpecta-
ton that it will be offered publicly late
TINS week or early next. The amount
accordlng to the latest information
ayallable. will be $4,000 900 or $50
100000, rather larger than at first in
oicated. Terms and other details have
not yet been disclosed, but in view OF
the credit standing of The department
'ney wili probably be closely IN ine
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
stock Exchange in which there were
20 transactions Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
TO be dated January !, 1922

The Bonds are be direct external Obligations of the
Government of the Dutch East Indies an integral
part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands under the
sovereignty of the crown and it's important CO.
lonia possession The executive and much of the
Legislative power of the colony vested governor
general and council appointed by the Government of
the Netherlands Budget and other fiscal matters are
originated by the colony subject to the control and
approval Of the Government of the Netherlands
RESOURCES AND COMMERCE.
The islands. the more important Of which include
Java, Sunatra Celebes, Malacca, Dutch Borneo and
Dutch New Guinea, have an estimated population
largely nave) of about A7 COO and land area
of about 10000 square miles. The great natural
resources of the colony have for centuries given
prominence the worlds commerce. and after more
than three hundred years under Dutch control it is
today of the richest of all colonial possessions
The principal products include tin, iron, coal gold
petroleum and large variety of agricultural com
rnodities, among them coffee rubber, copra tea
sugar and tobacco
These natural resources have enabled the 1nainte-
Of substantial excess of exports over imports
For the six years 1915 to 1920 inclusive the Dutch
East Indies had larger favorable balance of trade
than any country IN the world excepting the United
States. Trade with the United States has developed
remarkably, total exports and imports having in
creased from $o37OOOO for the fiscal year ending
January 80 l913 to $2O2 100000 for the fiscal year
ending June 30 1921.
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
The unit OF currency IS the gullder FORM with
parity OF 402 cents. It's present quotation of approx
matey 81 cents represents discount OF only eight per
cent rejecting its position Of the sourdest cur
renCeS in the world
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

Clark. Williams & Company ans ans
Bonbright & Company, lnc., are oINt /,
ing at prices TO yield from 4.oo 70 Nnr a.,
per cent STD 900 town and CITY OF e.soo Zoo
wich. New York, Union Free ssnspp ,osp
No. l 5 per cent bonds, due ~
1000
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Days Ne,U Issues

A syndicate composed of the First
N'uonal Bank, Stacy & Braun, Brown
Brothers & Company; Lee. Hieeinson
q Company; Blair & Company, Inc;
the Cleveland Trust Company. Rich
ards Parrish & Lamson of Cleveland
and the Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
ana the Merchants Loan & Trust Com
pany OF Chicago started oferint YES
terday the $20.o00,0O0 serial 4%, ner
cent adjusted compensation bonds OF
n, me state of Ohio. awarded last Week.
me issue, due l923-1932, was priced tn
yleid from 4.40 10 per cent. according
70 maturity. The bonds are the first
soia oy ONO IN more than fifty wears
S25OOO. 900. %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

:, klssel, Kinnicut & Company. Harris.
FORBES & Company and the National
CITY Company have purchased and
vail bring out to-day at 80 and interest.
TO y'eid 5.S5 per cent, $1,000 900 Chi
cago' Indianapolis 4 Louisville Rail
way company refunding mortgage 5
bonds are -callab.e and are issued
under a closed mortgage that now
ranks as first mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

A new issue Of 100000 Mon'an.
Joint Stock Land Bank 512 per es;s <
bonds. maturing November l, lsoA' Il
being offered BY syndicate conpossss
OF Hornblower & Weeks and lripp ~ y
Andrews at price 80 yield more 's~.l I'D
per cent to optional maturity az
5l@ per cent thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

R NJ. Grant e. Company are Offering.
today S7,725,o0o serial 5 per cent gem
eral GIi;a corporate bonds of the City OF
Nh1cago, due l923-l940, at prices to
sleio from 40 to 4.40 per cent. Sev-
ing the legality of the issue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

with those of other recent foreign go'
ernmental offerings in this market.
Graham, Parsons & Company. Brow
Brothers & Company, Cassatt & Con
pany and Edward 8. Smith & Compaul
are offering an issue Of $1,000. .0OV New
York. Philadelphia 4 Norfolk pc
cent stock trust certificates II 'st9 1'.
interest to yield more than 5.49 PEI
cent The certificates, which m&'~.'
June /. 1913, are guaranteed IS 10 prr
opal and interest by endorsements q
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compal.
They are secured in addition by az
post OF 1880 shares OF total lssS' 5.
OF $4,000 shares Of New York, Pai's
delphia L Norfolk capital stock, vaius.
for the purpose OF the agreement !"
$3.50 share.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

An issue Of 100000 City Of Sy,:A
cuse 4t4 per cent water bonds a.. y,
192S-1962, is being offered to-day &
Eldredge < Company Al prices 70 we.
from 425 to 4 per cent, according :
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

Total interest ard amortization charges Oh all debt
both funded and floating, appeaT by the 9ZZ bud
get aggregate less than lO OF the 1921 total revenues
(partly estirnated) These revenues including the
gross income from government owned rnonopolles
ard industries, totaed bZ67 000o00.
For the period Of - ,0 from the esfet hraer1f Of
the Colonial Government II o2 the OF Al. Of the
il 1919. the aggregate ordnary revenues exceed
ed expenditures Ordinary and c5s7ital aggregated
From 1906 70 1913 the ordinary budget exclusive Of
receipts from loans and capital expenditures reflected
in each year favorable balance the surplus for the
period ag2regatng about $34 OCo, 900 IN the more
recent budgets. due principally capital and other
extraordinary expenditures there have been substan-
tal deficits The floating debt amounts to ZZ2 COO GOO
but without allowance for ayreducfion by SEQ 600 600
taxes levied but yet collected and by ay appica
ton OF loan proceeds.
GOVERNMENT OWNED PROPERTY AND DEBT
Total funded debt exclusive Of this loan approx
mates So IL 900 600 as coapa~ed with government
owned property Of estimated value of less than
$Z75000 geo These properties from which the Gov
eminent has realized substantial profits over period
of many years. include trarnWayS and railroads ap-
proxinately ESQ miles, telephone and telegraph
systerns Tin mines. coal mines and narbor develop
ments. The Government also controls great natural
resources of value difficult to estimate
For the five years lol7-lo2l parity estimated for the
last year the income from Government properties
and monopolies averaged $40 100000 annually or
more than ls4 times all interest and amortization
charges in the 1922 budget.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
$40,OOO,OOO
Dutch East Indies

Twenty Five Year External SO Gold Bonds
Authorized by the o the Dutch East Indies December
passed by Netherlands Parliament
b DF TY
hddEu Euuay,r22
January P H b @ m r @
yT of New York; al lAgentf f he
~% ~% " b ~ Mr. d
OF and t % %eucm Al conversion forms t dM have
IF = at o
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

with those of ether recent foreign 90
ernmental offerings in this market.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
OEFZRELOST zE.NY PRIVE.-
OLA TRI LUPICE DO
kRIMINALU.

NinulN tIden vytrhli iist6
pam autobandit6 rutni kabel-
KIN a uieli. Ale ne tax rychle
abv ostraaita zena nemohla 81
pozramenati tislo stroie. Pr
popisu lupic1 odevzdala / cf-
SO a vtera take detektivov6 v
o~znatenem autu polapili til
muze, ktefi die policeinIch do
mndnek mail "a posledni diva
tydny as 8 podobnych zlocin(l
M sy9domi. Jsou to bratfi
Homer q Max Wheelockove. u
1857 st. Clair ave. a jisty VIM.
Donovan re Superior ave. a
vych. At. ul..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
~CLEVELANDSKA STATISTI-
KA AUTOMOBiLOVYCH
KRADEZf.

Skorem 70 procent y Cleve-
lande ukradenych aut "a rok
1921 bylo nalezeno iak vypra-
Vi rapport police.inimu nacelnl-
ku Graulovi, podany policistou
w. I. Wrikemanem, iemuz sve
reno Jest yedeni statistickych
zaznami. Celkem bylo odci-
zeno 1904 stroi1. 2 kterych
bylo majitelum vraeero 1890.
Y cetntch pfipadech bylo &:
slo stroie bud zm6neno neb
odsekano. Zajimavy seznam
vypracovan Jest velice presne,
a stroie zevrubne popsany. Sc
radfny jsou die typu. Skoda,
~ zde Sc velice uplatnuie sta
re p~ofekadlo, re poznamenane
take cert bere''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27

a neiistota zvitezi. Podleha,
neisa hrdinou, okolnostem a
nepfekonatelnym prekazkam,
kdezto Eva Sc Y krajnim you
falstvl vrha V Dunaj.
L~iterarnl a soucasne i lidova
ia perlicka dotkala Sc vcera
vlidn6ho prijeti a velice slusne
navst6vy. Dam. sbor Tyl hru
velice pekne obsadil a take
souhra dosti obtfzne hry sla
brave V pred. Jednotlive ak
ty sledovany byly s nevsednim
zaimem a dobrym dojmem p6-
sobily ladne kroje, zejm6na
slovenskvch sohaiek.
Pfedstavitelka hlavni ulohy
Evy, pi. A. Texlerova vlozila
do dlohy veskerou ieif lasku k
dlvadlu a ZvlteZila. Jeji vykon
vymykal Sc obycejneho ochot-
niteni. Pfipravila vypravenim
t6zke role obecenstvu oprav-
du milou chvili. Take pan B.
SiXta jake vrtkavy Manek mel
st'astny den a podobne i Sa-
mex p. St. Kratochvila byl po-
dan dobre misty i s humorem.
Ji2liva Mesianovka, vlastni
zloduch ce)6ho kusu, byla V
dobrvch rukou pi. NJ. Riedlo-
We. Pekne sehrana byla i Zuz
ka pi. r. Kulhanove, tetka pi.
M. Haikove i Kotlibovka, pi.
BaailoVe. Y rance hry Zapa-
daily i ostatni ulohy: Doktor z
Hrozenkova, p. V. Khop; No
tariuska, ieho zena, pi. Rnz.
Vokounova; Huspeka, pravo-
tar z PreSpurka p. V. Dlouhy;
DanyS, sklinkar, p. AL. Klimes;
JoaEa, Sohaj, p. ". Vejlupek
Polusa. .ieho fraierka. 81. M.
Rart16kova: Zioa, delnik, hou-
slista. p. ]. Piedl; Rubac, del
nix. p. f. Pelich; Baron p. V.
Kavan. bar. pi. r. Pelichova,
maiitele divorce V Rakousich.
Hra podobna vyzadovala by
arci vetSi poGet komparsu a ne
Skodilo by ami zpestriti soulad
pfiznacnym tancem a zpevy,
zel &C neschazel dobry umysf
nebylo mono hru vypraviti
tax. lax by toho zasluhovala.
Preisova napsala druhou hru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27

nici Y Clevelande zoe "a hodi-
nu,' vysv6tloval Prendergast
pc vtereisi schulz. "Po zed-
nicich dostavali nejv6tSi mzdu
tesari 55c "a hodinu, ale my
zednici bvli Y tom h6re, vzdor
zdanliv6 0 15c vy$Si vide, po-
nevada na$e zamestnani jest
vvstaTeno sezonnim pfekaz-
KAN. Zednici shledavaji, re
Jim rok 1921 vlastne ubral, mi
sto ably jeiich podmfnky byly
~zlepSenv. Rude-li MONO "a
ruciti nam tIdenni mzdu pc
celF rok We yy5i $500, lined
ma TITO podminky pfistoupi-
me-"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
POKLADACI CIHEL POZA'
DUH SIPS "A HODINU.
kcntraktori nabizi jen 9Oc

Ia vJereiSiho odpoledniho
hlasovani odhlasovali clevo-
landSti zednici iednohlasnG po-
zadorati iako zakladni mzdu
1925 "a hodinu a odmitnouti
navrh kontraktoru ma pouhych
oOc. Iednici dostavali cd mi
nuleho lara, 20 s%polecntm do
hodnuti ia hodinu 1.04, KITE
rVz obnos. die vGerei$iho ie-
itch prohlaseni nenl V pom6ru
a neposkvtuie Jim takov6ho
mista \ stavebnim prumyslu,
lax toho vyzn2m jeiieh odbo-
ru vyzaduie.
Ia vtereisiho jednani inc
povani bvli til d6vGrnici, NJ. II.
Prendergast, Luke O'DonneE a
Fred Wagner. iako clenoFo
vefein6ho vIboru, ktefi mali
toto stanovisko svvch druhil
zastayati phi kazdem pripad-
nom vyiednavanf Y stavebnlm
prumyslu.
StavitelSti zam6stnavateie
prohlasili. re dnes platny cen
nix vvpr5i zltreisiho dne a re
cd stredetniho rama platiti ms
mzdovy cennik novy.
~ roce 1914 dostavali Zed-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
TJRACFNA A OPETNE MA.
BYTA PAMET.

PoblIze Lorain ave. u zap.
"A. nj. byla vcera policii zadr-
3ena zena, obleCena ien V noe
nj 1bor, modravI kabat a $ do
micfm Cepcem ma hlav6. Pfi
slochu nemohla 81 vzpome-
outj ami M sv6 im6no a muse
In bIti dopraVera do mtstske
nemocnice. Teprye k veceru il
pocala ztracena pam6t' op6tn6
slouziti a pravila, re Jest 4l-le-
ton ri. Marketou knofsovou,
$ manaelem Jifim V els.
1861 zap. AZ. III. Muz ieii
vyOravoval, re zena ieho utr-
ptla ma podzim z%raneni ma pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
WARRENSVILLSkY CHIC
ROBINEC A ZMRZLE
BPAMBORY.

Ma schulz financniho vybo-
ri m6stske rady, konane minu-
II patek, v~ypraVel fiditel do
broGinnosti Oh. j. Perkins o
domnele nepofadnem hospoda-
feni ma ustavni farme. kde by
10 ponechano ma pospas MIRA
zdGm as osm akru brambor. tax
re muselv bIti bramborv pozi-
vatelne "a drahe penize me-
stem kupovanv. Skody bvly
vJsledkem tfenic mezi nfedni-
GIVEN. col potvrdil i radni
Cock. Charles J. Burns. byva-
II supt. polepsovny, popira
vSak co neirozhodn6ii tato
tvrzenI a pravi, re podobne po-
vesti rozSiruji nektefi starr "a
m6stnanci, kteri So chti spine
MIN Administered stare zacho-
vati sprave move. Dostal pry
Spatnou satbu, tax ze brambo-
rv as na Gtvrech akrech vubec
nevzeSlv. Podobn6 vvvraci, re
by mival spory S Heynerem,
hNvallm superintendentem v
chorobinci, ienz Jest ieho W.
slovenlm osobnim pTitelem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
POcTPELENY ZELEZNIENI
DETEkTIV.

Y nedeli vecer dopadl Eide
1888 vych. lat. III. de-
drahy New York Cen
tral ma zelczniGni trait Belt
poblize Colt rd. n, +. diva
muze. ktefi Sc dobyvali do "a
plombovanvch nakladnich va
qonu die v$eho $ nekalImi l.
mvsly. Lupidi ma bliziciho
Sc straIce vystfelili q zranili
lei, ale tento Y pronasledovani
neustal a hnal Sc, stale strife
lie, "a s'nGlci. Tito vsak unikli
II Fisher dopraven do glenvill-
sk6 nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
MA ROZLOUCENOU
S MASOPUSTEM.

Pracovnl parta, znama pod
maven might Gang, jez Sc
ale nedopoustela V noel snad
n6jakych nezakonitosti, ma
opak nasazovala veGery We
prosp6ch stavby a npravv o.
sadni sine Sv. Rodiny ma vych.
l31. ILL.,, pofada ma rozlouGe-
nou s masopustem We prosp6ch
jmenovane sine Ultra V ntery
liz druhy maSkarni Piles pfi u
Move hudb6 p. Wallace. Kro-
lance nastane zapoleni Sc
sti neipodafendjsich maSkar 0
krasne premie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
"GAZDINA B

Krasn6 drama Gabriely Pref
sove "Gazdina roba' jest Via
stne trapedie u&tvane lidsk6
duse. Titulni hrdinka V pySe
zanechava milence. urazena
chovanlm Sc jeho matky a jde
IA Samka, melkeho ve~snickeho
mrzaka. Laska, iez V srdci
obou ~zapustila koreny, pro-
bouzi sc pc ctyrech letech O.
p9tn6 k zivotu, kdvz liz bylo
pozde. Manek, vrtkavy mile
nee lest takt6z zenat. ale oba
rodl1haii taien6 WASN'T. Eva il
ste upfimne. a prvni chvili i
Manek, &C neho pochybnost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27

re slovenskeho zivota ''Jeji pa
storkyna', ktera byla who'd
nym doplnkem vterejsiho dra-
matu.
Zminku zasluhuje i sokolska
kapela, iez prednesla skutecn6
pekne skladby meziakti j po-
zdejsi hudba tanecni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27

Dramaticky sbor chysta no
We prekvapeni, predvedenlm o.
peretty "Posledni valcik' We
sele to prace, plnou melodicke
hubby a veselych napadu.
Zkousky jsou V plnem proudn
nastala take iiz i zna6na po-
ptavka DO vstupenkach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
A podobn6 "vale" blazniv6
dobe da Dramaticky klub sv.

Jana Y osadni SIM ma vych. so.
III. a Fleet ave. Ultra maso-
pustnl 0tery. Ia spoluGtinko-
vani vyborn6 hubby mate pred
dobou postni posledni pfllezi-
tost iak Sc nalezi vytantiti. K
zitfeiSimu maSkarnimu reji ce-
kama jest velka n~avsteva, tax
re v~vpsanych II cen "a nejve-
selejSi a nejpodafeneiSi masky
budou NIT znacny poGet kon-
kurent1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-27
"svET"'

teri, kteryz pfipad nahlou jeji
zapometlivost vysvetluje. By
Ia propuStena do domaciho o.
$etfovani.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
The Waite Phillips Picnic
Yesterday

The Waite Phillips company en-
tertaincd the employees OF the COM
pany with a picnic yesterday after
noon and evening, which was held
at the Waite Phillips farm a quarter
OF mile south OF town on the
jerks road. Phillips farm, which
is one OF his hobbies" Is very
interesting place. and an ideal one
for an outing such as was enjoyed
there yesterday. Among the inter-
csting features are shooting
grounds, baseball diamonds, shady
groves and a clubhouse, Hawk
eye Lodge" built in rustic style
with screened porches and finished
floors for dancing. on this farm
Phillips has a very fine herd OF
pure bred cattle and blooded Berk-
shire hogs.
At the picnic yesterday the
guests enjoyed dancing, contests
etc, with a baseball game in the
afternoon between the teams of the
land department and the account
ing department, which Sam Lewko-
WITT Of the scouting department
umplred. The picnic supper wa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Wid-COntinent Export
Increment Very SiOU

The principal item OF interest in
the New Orleans report for the past
week is in the shipments OF approx
imately $4,000 barrels OF crude oil
by the Standard oil company Of
Louisiana at Baton Rouge to Sea-
board refinerles OF Standard inter-
ests. This company also shipped a
cargo OF crude oil to Cuba,
Refined oil shipments from the
Baton Rouge plant included two
bulk cargoes for France. A mixed
cargo of gasoline. Kerosene and lub-
riCants was consigned to Centarl
America. The Union Petroleum
company was the only one OF the in
dependents to load out a bulk cargo,
having a vessel cleared for Germany,
the shipment being kerosene.
Several other tankers are said TO
be on schedule for arrival at this
station for cargoes, before the end
of the month.
At the Carson plant, case cargeoes
continued to be assembled, particu-
larly Kerosene. Tank car shipments
of Kerosene and gasoline from Mid
Continent refiners are steady, al
though light. other stations at this
port have been quiet for several
weeks. but there are reports of sew
eral orders for shipments of avia-
tion gasoline, booked for the near
future. Imports of Mexican crude
were steady, total shipments re-
ceived, being around the 500 900
barrel mark, assigned principally "a
the Standard company of Baton
Rouge and the Mexican Petroleum
corporation at Destrehan. La.