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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Civil War History
BY Mr. c. h. caasA

Ths 6rt battle Of any eoass.
ousscs vss 1t R<saeea Colonsl
sidnsy Sssurson o. Pusnan Cosnty
cas- killed near me. All the eeys
loved Col. ssasnson, From Daisoa
TO k,.s=:s mishi Ss called 4 battle.
Geld. Man~sverias, marching and
axh,iss day ard night We never
sos good nigni's slssp. We bad
4 Gsh. nsss Ns~ Hops CsofcE. The
Yankee. made . niaas attack 90
General Clsihurn's Division . nd
Vas tspel.ed With heavy loss 70 the
enemy, General Poik sas Killed
the it,h u Juns We oil loved
aim. Wm. Lowry, Sam Baker and
| 1 wsrs on, 90 picket dasy the 27tA
Of jane trying TO locate the fsnkes
Pieks,s, and Sam was sho' dead.
and Lowry MORALLY wounded.
could locate their Whereabouts In
lhs bushes and kept firing hopins
| to Hill or cause them 10 move.
never knew the result Of my shoot
ing. more than they ceased 10 or'
from that place. We bad . Gxh, q
| Adairyi!le, snd opr Colonel "a
sounded. We we're on tina Eas
side Of Rcchyisee Ridge and ksns
sac koan,ain sometimes ss soald
| v, . little slice Of bacon ~hiel
tasted good TO . hungry boy NJ
.,omac called Tor piece Of bscilst
bacon. bu, eouldn't AFFORD 70 oroa
|, OF Ore Goals. because the greas
would De lost. I shafpsned the ent
ol a stick. stuck the meat thereon
held il close 10 the Ore aud pu
. bread crust where !, would cate
every drcp Of sresse We uoul
psrch corr pretty brown. beat som
I o. !, 6ns aud make cofee. and 81
some. Of the gains.
= fhr latter pa,s Of June ss We,
ON Ken-ss. Mountain facing ih
. West. and the Ysnts we're aion
q the road leading to Marietta. o.
. piete,s we're down near the loot
yfths mountain. I was nfdtfsd' TO nj
!. three men. ascertain the where's
i bouts Of the Yanks and hold thsl
. back il possible. We coon ioar
!. them and let them know Why '
q we're there. A little more OF N
will be 10 my neI,
d TO be continued } c, II. Clar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

posrds NJ health may issu, mic
robe bulletins until Brvan IL elect
ed, and you may preach and iegi..
lA.e. against Il, until dnomidsy and
tho hiss will still remain among e,
The Ai.s i. on. Joy 10 lie ,hst cant
be knocked out
A cat ,ha, wont snoop into psn
u m,!k when the honssssie's back
Ia turned ia not cat, A pup
that wont chase out 10 the Ghe'
uslk and barb At the hookasra1
ha. not 70, the real canine blood 10
his veins. A young mao that would
NO, snatch a goodnight, kiss irnm q
powder checked girl before he beats
IL lcs home IL . boob Ana II IhAy
ARE dece u, about II. il dozen burt
A living scul kissing " one thing
and slohhssins and lolly sassins Is
another We are speaking nos q
bout a kiss. a real instantaneoui
thrill ,ha,s doue sud over With and
.,ops there until the nest t,n~
, There siIl @ lots worse ,hings
| Preacher. may call i, ain II she,
call /, at oil. hu. il Il 10 we have 81
+, been sinnsrs in our time.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Honor Thy Dear Old Mother

Time has scattered snoSy flakes
on her brow. plowed deep fufrows
on Der cheek. but 70 she no, beausi
tol' The lip. are thin and shrunhen.
but thsse are the lips that have
kissed many = bot tear rom the
childish cheeks and the sweasss,
lips 10 the world. The eve is dim,
ye, II Flows With such radiance OF
holy love which can never fade
All. sks In = dsxr ord mother. The
sand, Of life are nearly run out, but
feeble a. che 10 che will go farther
and reach down lower iot you than
will any one else on earth, lou
cannot cannot vail, 10 The mfdnftht'hsdh'
where she cannot see you; you cam
no, enter . prison whose bsrs vii
keep her out, you cannot mount .
scsAold too high Tor her TO rsch'
that she may tiss and bless you 10
evidence Of her deathlsss love,
When the world shall despi.e and
iossake YOU. when il leaves you by
1.-The wsysids TO die unno,iced, the
| dear old mother will gather you IN
lhsr feeble arm. and carry You home
| add tell you OF all your virtues Unit
fyou Al mos, forget that youI soul u
ldisdsured by vices. Love he
I,enderly, cheer her declining years,
| There is no limit A. to ho~ Tar
| mo,her's love will follow = child
Isysn In his career Of crime, ho'
.snderviy and closely mus, a moth
es's love entwlns itself about IN
Ichild Who wallis the path Of virtue
unsulled by he stains oil sin. In
II thought forces itself into oar mlnd
} THAT the days Of mothers life AZ
being quickly numbered. We loo
upoo her pale but pleasant fac'
i. but le, IA see in her gentle emil
!, 1.-THE index Of the tender love TIA
burns in bar heart Let Us evei b
mindful II the depth aud I h
, Warmth " our mo,hsr q love !
elan our years II gill b. Tor "a an II
sp,,stion and i, will serve - o,
sttonses, security against ! h
=. ,dsnsars the future may ~, sero'
.'om oath. Houor lhy dear % !
/, | mo,h-, today. IL may be too la
Tomorrow
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
A Timely Sutseaica.

This il the season Of lhe year
when toe prvaen. and careful house.
villa repIsnish+s her supp o.
CHAMBERLAIN ccash Remedy II
10 alnoss ees,sir TO b. needed es'
l,r, the uinser Il over and t-sults
are much more prompt and .a''s.
factory uhsa Il IL kept ., band snd
riven a. .coa - ID. Ar,, indications
a . cold apceaS and before i has
become ssttled 10 the system There
i. no dagger in irving Il h. eh'a'ea
a. il coutains no opium or other
harmful drugs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

What are you deins TO make thts
a bette, town. In helping your
,oso YOU don't necesssrily have to
pu, over -ome sr.As phi!sn,hssrle
Effort. just, be alive aud p'osrss.
.iv, in you, own business Make
YOU, business the beet that you
pcs.ibly can; s~sve the public veil
,ad faithfully; attract people to
town nv making your business At
,rs,,ivs 10 them, and Will. you ar'
boosting your own bus'ness don
selfish, hu, help boae, thss %
your natshhoS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

W. would not ieel that our cleo
.4oa ),ssxs ~ssr, esADelsl@ n ~ iAllsa
10 report to our readers thu, the
latest returns signify that The elrc"
non 81 Andy aump has been con
crd-d ny his opponents by thirty
nine votse snd thss tonsr~sem*n
l}unp il preparing ~, his "cu 10
Washington" crusade in behalf o'
the common people Therefore
there |. soue hon. Tor US ys, Min
happy. too. and getting the nn'n
ready Tor the hy lnsusurstioa
Huftah if ANDY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

There should b. 40 factions %
anv city The property 81 one 10
d,vidusl aud every improvement:
mad. enhance. The value Of all
property ID tbs cotpcta.ioo Our
city i. .impiv one BIC family. when
there /, 4 united pull ics anyth'nt,
Il. seco N pt,-hmen, il made easy
Envy, .-alouay aud hatred are things
10 Ne dssp,.~d. Envy |. a canttf
,ast snsws 4, the heart and makes
i,lls sour. di.s'unIied and unhappy,
jealousy wMps s intellect and
nAt.. u. uniAr 10 passing iods'
ment Hatred d5e.n't paw, even
irom a .ordid poin, II view
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
sc&Asasogssv norNG.
Chsnc,ry Cour, a, Charlotte. Tenn
hilbert Hass.ll. ., ais
Henry Hssssll, ct ais.

In this cause, Il appears TO the
CLERK and Master, for the sworn bill,
dled Oct. NH. lm. that be
defendants, Henry Hasssll. Leseie
Hssssll and Ssllis Hassell Rsasn.
are non residents N the state and
canno, be served vith process. II is
ordered by the Master that non.
resident publication be made tot
them. and that ,h.y appear at the
Courthouse. 10 Charlotte. Tenn. on
o, before :,e Srd. Monday OF Nov
smber ie22, II being the 10Th. day
Of Noyemher. and \ regular rule
DAY Of ,hi. Court, and plead. ans
yer OF demur to the bill filed against
them and Others. 10 the aoove cause
or the s.ms will be ,sken ~ conieas
ed and the csus+ .et Tor hearing 81
psr,e.
|, 10 further ORDERED that thi
po,ics be published ip the Dickson
County Herald TOT four consecut'v
| weeks, a. required by law 10 suel
GAMMA ,a''.-9'st 4,',,e >rs,ts'o'..> t,,r3at,.t>
Witness my hand. 4, once II
Charlotte, Tenn. this Fist. day 0
October lS22
J. J. Taylor, c. / n
fR. l. Leech aol. inr Compile,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
AL TIRED ouT.


Tired oil the time,
Weary and worn cot night and
day;
Back aches, head aches.
Your sIdasys ARE probably ~eas.
snsi,
you shneld help them at shssr
vors.
let one who knows tell yoa how,
Mrs. C. v. Huntrr. Richard Ave
Diesssn. ssys: "A revere cold ssss
nv sidnsys weak and | was esused
/. lot Of distress. | bad pains 10
the TOP and eack OF my bead
and oecssiousl attacks Of backache
/! "a. nervous and bad tired feei'
ins all the time. too, One o. N,
friends advised me 10 Try Doan
Kidney Pills aud after using on'
boz. the troab!e entirely disappear
ed"
Price s0c. At oil dealers Don.
simply ask Tor . kidney remedy
ss, Doan'. Kidney Pills-ths sam
that Mrs. Hunief bad Foster Nil
burn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Chsmberlaia's Tablets Have Doe<
Her a World Of Good

'Chamberlsins Tablets ave
done N. a world 81 COED ' writes
Mrs. Ella L. Button. Kitkvi'le, n
Y. II have recommended them to
q number Of my friends and oil Who
have used them praise them high
w. When troubled With indises,
,ion or constipation. give them
r,al and realise iuf yourself uha'
40 excellent medicine II IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

II ron would enjoy good hsslth'
keep youe bowels rrsula, ko.ons
ca reasonably hope TO heel yell
when ooostipssed. When needed.
take Chsnberlsin . Tablets, TheJ
are mild and gentle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

When the devil hnds bssy man
b. goes away Oh .ip..oe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

In Chaucery Court at Charlotte
Tennessee
sally Rsypolds,
VIZ.
Hanrx Raxnolds.

Henry Reynolds.
In this cause, !, appears to the
CLERK 4 Master from the sWosn bill
tina, Ii. Debt, Henry Reynolds is q
non rrsiden, Of the State and can
no, b. served unh process, 1t ls
ordered the, said Henry Reynolds
sppsss st the Courthouse. 10 Char
lotte. Tenn on OF before the nfs'
Monday 10 December, nest. aid
MEAD answes or demuf to the bill
alsd against him In this cause tor
divorce. OF the came will be taken
10, ,ccosoieSS<d AID The AcAuss ist fo'
hearina a parts. And this notice
b. published in the Herald ior iou'
consecutive seeks, ~ reesi'rd b,
| lav in sscA cases. Witness M
hand Al oace Ia Charlotte, Tenn.
this Oct Gath, lV92
| J. J. Taylor. &. h n
| Howard x. Brown. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

lhave had nv bull dehorned and
DE 10 perfectly eat. and cad b
found on Mclaughlin farm on fe!
low Greek pike on. mIe Wet oil
Dickson. J W Mclaughlin. il
PICTURE rRAMiNG-C o o T.
Studio Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

You will slways And some people
who are suspicious Of you shen you
are doing them a kindness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

when you mention money 'om'
people sm,lc. but you can't See the
sr,n when charity 10 suggested.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Every man gets 10. OF wireless
messages from bic side. -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Some psopl. are like cider--s~e'
enough until 1t Ia time to work,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

lts, poor memory thu, dosso I
sllov = man TO forget what be owes,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Coal may be high. but after It II
once In the bin II soon gets lower
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

II you van, TO do s,ot YOU VIM
never be out OF a .ob ~ long -
humanity lives next door TO you
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

A dead past IL one OF those
salysnio freaks that won't stay
buried.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

When . pusher entsrs the race u
10 d safe bet no will bes. the knock
~ to the goal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

S,sys are supposed to brace =
girl up. hu, ~ tnow one Who says
the "stsys oil q certain young man
mahes her wrsfy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Amsn looks cheap when bic vile
eslls him dear In public
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
REPRESENTATIVE

} 4. HAIL-Democfstic HUninee Ioi
Representative in the nrrt Genera!
Assembly. Election Nov. J. 1917.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Add some msn never realise how
mean they have been until The,
run Tor Office
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Makers 81 alarm clocks are .
mons those who do rousins bust
: ness.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

A quart sometimes makes a peek
o. trouble.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

lie, The Owl psln. i've please
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Announcements.
STATE SENATOR

", o. nAkE- Democratic nominee iot
State Senator from the Twesty. third
senatorial District, comprs2ing Dick.
.on. Humphreys, lioastoa and stewart
counties. Electloa, Nov Z, lszz.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
We Hare Your Christmas
Victrola

All Victor models are here at standard Victor
prices. Our Victor Department has COM
plete record stock: is equipped for every service
YOU could think of to make your ownership of
Victrola genuine pleasure. Most liberal terms
of payment and attention that cllaracterizes
Washington's complete music store.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
COAL TO CANADA CUT.
q. S. Not Able to Make Full
SHIPMENTS,

Federal Fuel Distributor Spens
has informed c. A Magrath. chair
man of the federal advisory fuel
committee at Ottawa, Canada. that
because of the acute shortage of an
thracite in this country there is no
immediate prospect. if any at all. OF
equalizing the deficit existing on De-
cember l in Canada's allotment"
amounting to so per cent of last sea-
sons imports.
Mr.. spens' telegram said he was
aware of the fact that since Sep
tember II, the date the strike ceased,
up TO the LIST of December, you
have received only approximately 80
per cent of the allotment of domestic
Sizes" but there are sections in this
country that are suffering grevous-
ly' despite that production is prac-
tically at a maximum and demand is
constantly increasing"
"Rationing and compulsory mixing
of steam with domestic sizes have
been inaugurated in our most pop
ulous districts, which have heretofore
been accustomed to using only do
mestic anthracite Mr.. Spens de-
clared. "Other substitutes are also
being employed. We have no informa-
ton that similar drastic steps have
been adopted in Canada"
Evening star., 1922-12-20
SUES FOR maintenance.
Mrs. Bailey Demands Former Hus-
band Help Support Child.

A decree for maintenance was asked
for by Mrs. Irene Bailey formerly
Mrs. Irene Peck, in suit filed in the
District Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia against Albert L.
Peck. said to be in employ by the
White House secret service. The re-
lief asked for by the former wife of
the defendant. it is said. is for the
maintenance of the infant son of the
parties
Th" now Mrs. Bailey states that She
WAS married OF Peck June %, 1910
and was divorced from him in De-
cenbcr. 1920 She alleges that Peck
neglected to live up to the provisions
OF separation agreement. whereby
he was to pay to his former wife the
sum OF $50 per month as maintenance
Tor the infant son of the parties. The
wife states that since the decree of
divorce both parties have remarked
and she has the custody of the child
in Prince Georges county, Md. Attor-
neNs Raymond Neudecktr and Leo E.
Simonton appeared for the wife
Evening star., 1922-12-20
NEW CODE INTRODUCED.

The bill prepared by the insurance
commissioners of the District and
recommended by the District Com
,niSSioncrs. establishing a new inSur-
ance code for the District of Colum-
sria WAS introduced in the Senate yes
tcrday b. - nator Ball. chairman Of the
District committee, and referred to
that cosnmittec
Evening star., 1922-12-20

would be appointed member Of the
board Of regents of the Smithsonian
Institution to fill the place formerly
held by the late Alexander Graham
Bell, under the terms of a joint reso-
luton adopted by the Senate and
which now goes to the House.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Worthy of APP
pearing in better
homes our greai-
est player-p i ano
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1895
$595 hTaS,t tGs the SEsed;! $pseiT!

4 dandy. rich toned. fve-foot Grand Piano, Of such
splendid construction and musical value surprise
the musicaly wise. Let show you this Baby Grand
Piano.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
FAVORED AS REGENT.

I. B. Laughlin Named to Smith
sonian Board.
Irwin Z. I.aughlin of Penns!lvan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

% a,knowl.drp u1i Amarillo has roa.
s1n to ha proud az what .h. possesses
along this Dine.
"Tho STAGE settling viii ho most cls'
l0rau anI .r. .Hafesi detail htB not
l,.u ul.rio.aDe boo carrying oIf tho
f..ar.. ..sItIll.Hn 0f the completed
picture Word HH. received boo Ana
uua ThHrIls afternoon askme that
OBJ. n'lt q. something ou its order boo
u. .utH nf. boo january khr.
ku..u Do .t ar cAccls the FIRST pre-.
I..f.Hn e.Du here NOR. tnan year
... TH.f Wls Enthusiastically spoken
.l fU. best production uf iis k.nI
.... t.r aud taase who saw tho first
H.. .uI whn have ud thcy did nos
. ..N q could hc improved upon, wil
r.II. fHIt khta komios N. by Tar
..Iu the first.
some uf tHo costumes to ho worn 1rs
beautiful u thc ,Xtrcmo and the Polk
-N,f store, hHNo don, lively bust
r.s. .lp YI.t two weeks in furnishing
ropes upon ropes az pearls rHll and sli'
..1 uep atns oth, r.h 1rd costly
materials to bo used 600 thn production.
"SnmD cNDrediary ono. ACTING H Doc
H. done those taking special parts
Hl th. principals u.Hi. 1u HlWus,
,r.y u,W group U. actors aHl ne.
II.s.,f"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
SHOE DEPARTMENT
IADIFs BOYS, CHILDREN'S FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS

ladies', Lot No IIou,e Slippers color rcd $l.0O
Ladies, l., NJ n !loss slippers color dark o~"r" $l.OO
adic,. l.a' ~ no. l5oa.c Slippers color black $l.OO
d,, e, No In House e Slippers Upper color medium $lOO
sl.s Lot So Illus Slipper. a Color S. "'d"" $l.0O
a". ID N iIoa. IS si el..s colo" medium $l.OO
a@., lot 70 i ,., slippers color khaki $l.eO
N ciIdrsn.. F,I s- House Slipper. $lCO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
RSS;;;o;5cSiefTy|
&AN&x -
MARKETS AN<OI NCFD
IOR THE WEEKEND.

First Christian Church sunday School
VIII hold f. food mlra.t und bazaar.
today and tomorrow af M.llms Mar
kct.
4 market viii be heII bs ... Ii.os NJ
fho Woodmu Circle. saturday, Nov
20. 40 thc Cly Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
AHIiIiGI
\ I \ MODE.

Tho custom ~ thrown shoes 100 vol'
dna goes hack 10 an .'I Egyptian nd
Hebrew custom. wh,u .H. sandal "'
Ih. EwIol of an cxchlHe' of property
In ancient times n w customary f'r
H. BRIDES father o. d.0tor nor shoes
tu tH. bridegroom 20 indicate that oNn-
..HU of The bride hHI passed into he
handle
Th. custom Of throwing rice Dlm'
from China n was imposed 10 lrIi
car. prosperity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
~ fOl ARE
WELL BRED.

You know that SECOND weddings 1r'
always vcr' couscr, ..E. and elaborate
economies arc out %. place.
IhD woman MARI n. 'nr the second
fW mover wears whit. nor does shf
wc1r "a veil. carry orange hlossoms 90
mya flower girls or hrd.mnids There
ar. 1u elaborate floral decorations shoe
Mos. however have on, maid Of homo.
Dr. .lc desires.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
NOVEMBER . II DNTE SET FOR
PERFORMANCE ~ BLIND READER

Tomorrow night .. n..o.s roo fne
Central pr,shvt0rHH church. Edward
Abnor Thompson. fH. blind dramatic
reader from Boston WiIl D. presented
In 90 program under fhn auspices 90. tH'
hIrHuu club which is expected VIII
rfu.D ono OF %. most popular ttir1
Uuu of OBJ, season Mr Thompson I7
ro. ur.. 3D. mt.'.r ~ hf orr. bat his e
wonderfully interesting 1rl magnet
personality Hlf sims and holds h.s ale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

The finest steaks aud chop,.-l.ihcr.
is Cate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
IF. RROMER1, ID. {.

tm.fillos Orlrinsl CairOrx.ei0r. Ne
tahlishea rive years Complsts X.Ita,
garyics phons l01s-ist0, New .ocs
ton Western Building. seros. from The
court house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
DeGOlyer is Leader in
Petroleum Industry
OklahOman by Adoption

Everett l.. neGolyer, Of New York,
vice president and general manager
OF the Amerada Petroleum Company,
whose presence was awaited pre-
paratory TO drilling in the test of the
company nea- Brock. arrived in this
city early this morning and immedi'
ately left for the location.
The success OF the Amerada Com
pany reflects 10 a great extent upon
the business ability of Mr.. DeGolyer,
and his activities with the concern
have placed him as a leader in pc.
troeum circles. He is a native of
Kansas, but an Oklahoman by adop'
ton. Immediately following his grad
uation from Oklahoma University, he
went to Mexico i'm the interests of
the Mexican Eagle oil Company (El
Aguila) where he discovered the Los
Naranjos oil field, and as a result,
Viscount Ccwdray placed him III charge
Of the geological and land depart
ments Of the company When the
Inst Mexican revolution broke out,
Mr.. DeGolyer moved to New York
City and became consulting geologist
with the Aguila. a position which he
still holds. In 1918. when an inter
est in the Aguila was sold 10 the
Royal Dutch Shell interests, he con.
WINGED Lord Cowdray of the advisa-
bility of founding an oil company in
the United States. and the Amerada
Petroleum Company is the result.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
ArdmOre Fraternity to
Give Appreciation Feast
To Amerada Petroleum Co.

In appreciation of the work Of the
Amerada Pet oleum Company, dis
coverers of the Anerada. Brock field,
the citizens of Ardmore will tender
a banquet TO the officials and employees
Of the company in the near fu'
ture. Sam \. Apple, prominent men,
Der Of the local fraternity, has been
selected as chairman, and a commit.
tee which viii assist him includes,
Walter Young. Il. H. Royer, Joe
Phelan, John \. Heenan, Joe Cooke,
T.. r. Jeffries, Writ Franklin, Roy
NJ. johnson, Barnet Horrigan, Bill
Krohn and others.
Dinner. music, entertainment. and
other features will compose the pro-
gram. All who attend will be re-
quired to either appear in fun dress.
or in Khaki spotted with oil which has
been produced out of the Amerada'
Brock we'll To those who cannot
appear in fun dress or in the oil
spotted khaki. special privileges may
be granted TO be present in status
quo
The committee expects to seat POO
at the banquet, and tickets, at 81 per
plate, will be in the hands of men,
bers Of the committee for distribution
commencing late this afternoon.