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Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
SAERifF'S sale
UNDER EXECUTION.

hyvWlno %, Un execution M.upd from JhnuI.o
u. .uc t0u. u. .ha circuit Court ion tho gm0Ns
uu pHu1p. %, harp County ArNm.uH ou Jnu
Hh oaN of March, l0u directed Go Ohp uuHrr.
signed sheriff u. Sharp County, ArUuuaa. and
DaueuJ.ou Ueuu Issued n Io cause %. " p.
JuHu.ou. plaintiff usluat Granville Kline. W.. R
Ncuon, t. Ill., IWeHi.o0 Roscoe Nnu 70, A.
NuN u, R LIBERALIZATION. d. W. toonrr, i. %.
liouHUd and W. W SOovurJ dy,oDdooJa, tho uu.
dolsprod h.a cyipd upum ud win aollut public
augtIon Do thy bHhy#J bidder un % credit UG Ihgn
wonJha, ut Ut George W. MoUau mill la SCOTT
township w tho southern UWuu TO-. sham
County, hrNaUala. on lhp
lu.hdug OF MAY lo'O.
boJwcoo the houH ot9o'our, la the forenoon
end 3 o'clock m Dho afternoon. uhc following
dwuibcl uuuoUW property to-wiu
uuo alwmill with u the Hytmoa ho.0nurr
tbwoJo, one Nfloen horse uoWu engine uuytvrnlv
horse power boOlr, two wDhur bo0. two lua
wuHoua, lou oH ohbma four cont huoI.. ono
uuU nuy muOa about #N years ou, one nu#l
mule about HiE }yaI" ulu, levied o0 ua Inu maurIa
Wu, Che defendant w. 20 stewart. u0d uuu Ug
horse mute Hs EgUH Odd IuUlpu on ua 100. urupu.
W U .bo defendant o. lU imJyDaon. and One
HvE mWo JnurNDw uH, 'yy.nI un o.. ,Npuuou.
uF of the UuudWu Ewpoa Lnu and .n.
hNDN mule thirteen years old and One haq u..a
iuu}eus 0d, levied on as Jhu property Mn.
defendant D. o. iiu.Hud and une yellow wu.
.is years old levied unas awuupryut fhau..
.gndaut Granville hmv Also The ru0uvnunn
estate uaIuule FOO the Southern u.u,. of sA..n.
County hr.Uu.uu. Jo.viG Tho .1uhNt.t uu...
tuu. tha aou,bwcal quarter iUurrua. uf .ra.I.r
80, lu township lNnuh u0 lho m.a I.ng. n wngs
lVulut One uUh principal mgHaun I,..pI.o
aa .ho property of tNa u..wa.u. lnp,,.,
Nuu TO satisfy #Ud execution, Hmuuuru d, .9..
aum of seven hundred and rI.hua.Wu 0.I.r.
0uO NNl}.0Ne ru.a. uuIyu..a.
Iha pwthaHer ur purchasers Ht apd aaIa,u
Vermuuei 10 give bond auU suoi security ia fbs
rlahlii m ,hIa execution U1r the payment of fhs
saIa noneN bearing interest from date al fbe
u."oI tom rorHrNnn nov nHnum.
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Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

John L. Morris, who formerly
lived at Sidney. was in the City
Saturday, lie representa- a
wholesale breeche5 house and
resides at Mt. Grove, Mo,
.~One day last week George
Norris, who lives in Big Rock
township, lost his residence by
fire, Practically all the contents
o. The building were also con-
sumed.
j. p. Lewis, the photographer
who spent several weeks here,
left Tuesday for Ash Flat, He
had a good business here and
bis work gave satisfaction to his
patrons.
James p, Norman, one Of the
best citizens Of Strawberry town
ship, was married few days
ago to Miss Eva Beed, They
have many friends who extend
best wishes.
Battley Baker, an old citizen
Of Lave Creek township, was in
to see US the first part of the
week, He ordered the Record
sent a year to G.. d. Snodgrass
at Sugden, okla.
DR., G, d, Ti5bIca left O few
| days ago for LiJtlo Rock to att
tend the State Convention Of the
Arkansas Eclectic Association.
He was accompanied by his wife
and two children.
W, T, Stokes will celebrate his
Slst birthday in June, Mr..
Stokes is Evening Shades oldest
citiaon and appears quite strong
for one Of his years. Failing
eyesight is his greatest aGllction.
Prof, D, i. Ford has again
been employed as principal Of
the Evening Shade High School,
which is good news to all inter-
eslod in the school The assist
ant teachers have not yet been
employed
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
AUTHORITY OF TEACHERS.
A0 Interesting Question Passed Upon By
lac Attorney UeGcraI.

ln response to a request for an
opinion, Attorney General IL, l..
Norwood last week held that the
loachers or board Of directors has
no right to suspend or oxpel
from school any pupil who may
attend parties or dances at night
even though the school may have
% rule To that effect,
THE attorney general says The
teacher may demand that the
pupil reach q certain proficiency
In bis 0yudico ana may prescribe
ruloe for the conduct OF tAo pupil
while ho igat school, but there
tho toachor'a authority ends,
llo says WrJborj "WhtIo Che
child iein tho toochcra cGaree a
parent has no right To- invade the
eeho0Iroom and Interfere with the
teacher in the control and man.
ogement Of tho child. but ON the
othor booJ when the pupil is
sent 10 bio h9mo neither the
teagher nor tho director has any
right to follow him th,ther and
govern his cJndgat whIo he Is
undor the pareutu, CONTROL"
This opinion will especially la,
t5rest somo sections of sharp
county whore trouble has Dutey
arisen over the authority ord.
rcelQra and lgacbprg
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
The Womans' Home Mission

The Womans' Home Mission
ary Society held an Interesting
meeting at the home Of Mrs,
W, A, Edwards Monday, Re-
.3ashments were served and all
present spent a pleasant after
noon.
Arthur Hamilton, who was
born and raised here, but who
a few years ago moved with his
parents to Pauls Valley, Okla,
was married Wednesday at that
place to Miss Ruby A. Courin
Arthur has many friends here
who will join the Record in eX-
tending congratulations and best
wishes.
Federal court will convene at
BatesviIle May "A, The mem
0ers Of the petit jury from this
county are Cleo Price of Even
ing Shade, J, f, Johnston and
G. j. Buchanan of Sidney, Gran
vile King Of Bengay and D. M,
LewaIIen Of MobIsy, J. A., Line
Of Maxville and G, c, Mashburn
Of Cave City are members Of the
grand jury.
Prof. j, G Albright and W, T..
Horn were here Sunday return
ing to Cave City from Salem,
Prof Albright will head the Sa-
lem High School faculty next
term, He is recognized as one
Of the leading teachers in this
section Of toe state and is a very
fine man as WE'LL The town Of
Salem is to be congratulated up
lon securing him as citizen and
teacher,
Away back somewhere in the
dim vista Of the past a number
Of our citizens contributed to a
fund to be used in bettering con.
diions around the town spring
and a committee was appointed
to look after Lhe work. Some Of
the younger people Of the town
may consider this q matter Of.
news, having grown up since
the incident occurred, and per.
hap9 a recalling Of the fact may
refresh the minds Of some Of our
older citizens.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

Prof. G, &, Pool Of Salon and
Miss Myrtle Pickren Of that town
were married last week. Prof.
Pool has many friends in this
part of Sharp county who will
wish him and his brIdo a long
life Of happiness,
will be at Ash FLAT beginning
May - for IL days only, Those
who want work should come and
have it done at once. Will give
you Che bo5t work you ever had.
j. r. LEWIS,
photographer
A touch Of rheumatism. or a
Jwmgo OF neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, Chambcrlain's Liut-
mont drives away tho pain al.
onoo and cures the complaint
quickly First application gives
reIieL Sold by Snow Drug Co,
Jasper Iutohtson Of Cave city
was here q day or two tho latter
part Of last week inspecting cattle
for Coyor Goks We understand
that in the large number Of c1t-
uo In town he found only one
animal infested with loycr ticks,
o. "a Matbooy son Of Mr.
and Mrs, e. II, MaJbcoy Of Max.
willie, orders us to change his od-
dress to Norfolk, Va, He is in
the service of the United States
navy and had been stationed at
Newport Rhode leland, until re.
Gently
The splendid work Of Cham.
bcrluin'e stomach and Liver Tab.
let's is daily coming to l.gbU No
ouch grand remedy Cor 1ycr and
bowel troubles was ever known
before, Thousands bIeag Chem
for curing constipation, sick
headache, bilJouaocaa Iaondjec
and indigestion, Sold 10y Snow
Drug Go,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

A fine mare belonging to Whit
" aason died several days ago,
He had refused $3.50 for the ami
NAL.
There are three cases OF small
poX at the home Of NJ. Stokes,
and these are the only patients
in town now, 50 physicians de-
clare.
None Of our fishermen have
had much luck so far this spring.
The weather has been very un-
favorable for fishing, and a large
number who love the sport have
"sworn OFF, until the weather
gets to behaving better.
The Springfield Business COL,
Iega will admit students end lot
them pay after they graduate,
from the salary they receive from
a situation secured by the, school,
The demand for graduates is SO
GREAT that every one can be
placed.
A ncighboring exchange says
that Prof. c, L. Manning Is crit.
jcaIIy i'll at his homo at Hardin,
Ky, of consumption, Prof.
Manning has a large number Of
friends in this county, having
formerly lived at Hardy and
Cave City,
"UncIo Joe" Shanks, who re-.
sides near town, tells US he is
making his last crop and that
next fall he intends to move to
town and spend the remainder
Of his days here. "Uncle joe"
. is one Of the timers of this
section and enjoys the friendship
{ Of all who know him.
To5e Shell, . farmer who lived
in the noighoorhood eff Zion,
died Wednesday morning and
was buried Thursday at the An
tioch cemetery with Masonic
honors, Mr.. Shell was a good
citizen ard will be missed by a
large circle Of friends.
Rev Q, c, Burton has had
one arm in a sling and been
very much under the weather
for several days as a result Of
vaccination, There will be no
services, except Sunday school,
at the Methodist church next
Sunday, as Rev. Barton WiliDe
at Ash Fiat,
w. G, Smith, a we'll known
citizen Of Strawberry township,
lost his residence by fire Thur.
day Of last week, but succeeded
in saving about half tho con-
tents, The fire was caused by a
spark from the chimney falling
into a birds nest built between
the chimney and wall Of the
building,
John D, Rockefeller would go
broke il he should spend his en-.
tire income trying TO prepare q
better medicine than Chamber.
Iatn's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy for djarrhoea, dy.
ssntary or bowe' complaints, It
ia simply impossible, and so says
every one that has used il. Sold
10y Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
Surprising,
What Kodol Will DO
For you when you need IL. But Che longer you neg.
lect Indigestion the more you will suffer before Kodol
can restore Good Digestion

And of course, nd.goUlon If nog.
loougd luUg enough, buuaa ON aoI,
oUH dlHrl.n8 In which EuduI cannot
bonoIt |Ub Some Of lhpaa there
10 uO hnIr for uJ Ul,
There are, I'M uot, very faw ail.
moUJa which o1nunI bo tWuuI al,
rootDy 90 impure blood, And Inn,
puo blood ia 0Iway5 duo To u dina,
oU1ul stomach,
Use FuuJl and prevent Nervous
Dyspepsia.
Euiul win affoetuallv assist Na.
turo to- secure % complete rr.Iara.
tIuu of good dluyaOian. II docs
This by ul once dlgoaNug uIl food
iu tNo stomach and keeping lt aIs
golIod until tho stomach i8 rented
aud 0n rsIme ll3 own work. l,o.
dol rymU' as tho rJuBna=Und tho
effect 0uIcNy removes lUatlG
Whom it Ia rapNnul chat Ane.
rluNN lloaw Disease, taueoraaDnl
even ConUumpuun=sgre duN Ia
poor dlgogJion ana puls0ng thus
transmitted To tho blood, and
throughout the systom=the mnur.
tanuo ot maintaining GOOD dlges.
uon rs 90 uuyo rtalIagd,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
GQMMLS SI1NER,S SLL:,

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order and directions contained in the order Of Dao
Sharp County Court, made ood entered ON the
nineteenth day Of April, A, p, l9D0 tho under.
signed us Special Commissioners appointed by
p.d COURT win ol'cr for salo at public auction to
The mghos, od5or, at the south front door of the
court house ia which said court Is held, IN the
town of Gyonme Shade harp County, Ar0wo-
agg, within tho hours prescribed bs law for Jg-
dicai aao3, on
Saturday May 2g. 1910,
Che following described rouI estate lo.w1G
The wya, h,If %, ,no norrnwcat quarter, SO
acres, of section tvou,y-nmo g0l, the nonhoaa.
quarter of the southeast quarter 10 acres and
the cast purl OF The northeast quarter, 5 acres,
of section thirty @0), oDj n township antDpo uW.
north unFg i've to) wyat containing IN thr ag.
wogGtc 10, acres of Hbt, moro on 'aa, a0uoDe IN
the Southern District OF Shmu County, ArN0na
aaa, and known ua the Sharp County lauuu
rm Nud Poor House,
Toms of slIc, Oua credit of a.s monthl. th,
purchaser ar purchasers bplnr required 90 uNc.
cuto note or notes with rood and approved capr.
Icy and % lien being retained ON tho lands sold q.
secure the payment of tho purchase moncy
Given under nay hand thH aJlh day of April
l9lO
~ i DAVIDSON
Special Commissioner
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

j, II. KirtIey was over from
Sidney Tuesday meeting his
many friends.
II. Founders, one Of the oldest
citizons Of Sidney, was visitor
here Tuesday,
" d, johnson Of Strawberry
township was looking after some
business here Wednesday.
A good news letter from Reed
was thrown away this week be-
cause the author withheld his
name,
Mrs. w, c. shaver left Satur.
day for Little Rock for visit
with her son, Y, W, Shaver, and
family,
j, o, lIogGard, one Of our Big
Creek township readers, was an
evening Shade visitor ono day
this week.
p. J, Schalos of Davidson
township was in town ono day
lntcly. This Office acknowlcdgcs
pleasant visit,
W, G, Snow loft Wednesday
FOR tho capital Of the Northern
District where he will look after
5usinesa n few days,
W. @, Rogers, one OF our best
friends in Davidson township,
has the gratitude of tho shop for
subscription dollar
The annual school mcotings
occur the 2tst These meetings
are of great Importance and
should ho wolI attended,
A marriage liooneo was issued
a few days ago to Marshall Bil.
lingsloy and Miss BorDa Mosior.
IN lard county couple
Mra Claude Jorntgan came up
from Mobloy a few days ago to .
spend some time with her par.
cOW, Mr. and, Mrs, p, L. lDcnu, .
A low days ago we heard a
travelling man remark that ho.
had never seen business os dull
all over tho state of Arkausaa as
itiSTght now,
Sterling r. Davidson and Fam.
lily left Tuesday for their home
az Poplar BluN. Moo after hay.
ing spent a week with rc,auyca
ana irlenu3 here,
TIA, Gray orders ua to send
his Record TO Batrsyillo instead
of Hickory Valley uo has re-.
Gently acquired aud took charge
of a hotel at Bateayi.le,
Dr. w. O, TIbbDcs, who haze
been here since dlspoamg olhIa
interests at Pougbkecpaie a
ehort time ago, teIla as that he
will probably locate at Ash Flat
soon,
Never hesitate about glying
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to
children, II contains no opium
or other nNrouuoa and can be
given with implicit conddoneo.
Aou quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are sua.
eeptible, it 10 uaearpaa5ed.
Sold by Snow Drug Go,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Tor Governor
GEORGE w. DONAGUEY.
For Secretary of State
EhRLEW HODGES.
For State Auditor
JOHN r. JOBG
For State Treasurer
JOHN w. CROCKETT
For Agricultural Commissioner
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
For State Land Commissioner
REUBEN e. DYE
For @upJ Of PubHc Instruction.
GEORGE b. COOK.
For Asaociapo Justice
WILLIAM r. hRBY.
Fer Cougrc@-
WILLIAMA,OLDFIE
For Railroad Commissioner
GEoRGEW BELLAMY.
For Prosecuting Attorney
'IANItIIAA ~. alMOI'E.
For Representative
WALTER H. HOLT.
on County Judge
j, ALLEN GAY
For Clerk
JAMES NJ, SIMPSON,.
FOR Sheriff
WAYNE W. BRISTOW
For Treasurer.
JOHN w. THOMPSON.
For Assessor.
WILLIAM F. SMITH.
Iior Surveyor
CLEO C. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13
Our Guarantee

90 10 TuurdWgHJat to-day aud ret n dol'
lHr bottle. Iheu nIIur }uU have uHrd mo
rnihr ulWaU'H uI iUa bottle II yuu pnn
bWlgRll} ahN lhHl u hua NOT dome }uu any
Nn NlIl reuuu NuW money without UUtw
uuH ur dnIUN .NuWil then pUY the dWH'
tIat ilr tNu lulUh Don't hesitate, b.l
QlueHlalH know ihut uUr Huurnhipe Ia Euoh
INiR uHur uurIIua ulnu lalgp bottle on'f
rud lu hUt one IN % family The large nup
Ole tnhthins E.a times as AuyA as the MY
vtnt bottle
Kodhl IA nrororod NJ the lahore
toriuuof u, g, Dewitt 3 Goa Chicago.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

Wo knew what Kodol would do
hNDoro ever the OHJ bottle VIVA
HoId.l' we did not know Jugt what
10 VIII do, we would not guarantee
&c the way wo do,
70 i8 o0ay for ydu TO provo Nodol
aaDho uost cor thn llrgO Jlmo yu0
loyo am attack ot mdlgoatI1u, And
Nou viii oorumly be surprised at
.ho lgsui.a IL il perfectly ham'
luHa
There cah no no harm IN trying
something thlt may do you a groot
deal OF good whoB 4. costs you
nothing IL 10 doesn't
Sharp County record., 1910-05-13

Entered at the Poatoljco at Evening Shade. Ark.
as socond-class matter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-31

We are selling up-to-date hats,
good material from Scots to $500.
Our hats have a distinction from 9TH
ers and can always please you in
style, quality and price.
20 ct Mrs. Y. c. Combs.
B. F. Jeter, clerk of the Butler
Camp M. w. A., received a check
last week for 81, 600 in favor of Mrs.
Grin w. Jenkins, insurance on her
husbands life. The check came just
one month after Mr.. Jenkins death.
| have moved my shoe shop from
the Nichols shoe store to west side
square over Norfleet & Reams and
will be glad to have my friends and
customers call.
2l-3t F. M. Oldaker.
Chas. w. Clark, a young man Is
years old, died at the home of his
parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Hull, near Rich Hill, Saturday morn
ing, of quick consumption, following
an attack of the measles. He left a
young wife and baby.
John M. Taylor died at his home, 8
miles northwest OF Butler Thursday
night at 8 o'clock, after protracted
illness. He was seventy-five years
old. Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday and burial in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Judge Estis Smith and R. X. God
win, Of Mingo township, were in
Butler on Saturday and favored us
pleasantly. Both gentlemen had boys
in the spelling contest. Mr.. Goodwin
was accompanied by his wife, who
visited her mother, Mrs. Levi Convey.
C. w. Woody left the first of the
week for Blackfoot, Idaho, where he
expects to invest and locate. Mr..
Woody is a sterling young farmer
and stOckman, son of the late John
D. Woody. He was born and raised
in this county and leaves many
friends who will always be glad to
learn of his prosperity.
j. w. Eggleson, prominent farm
er of Charlotte, favored us pleasantly
last week and besides setting his own
dates ahead renewed for C. G. Por-
ter, of Lawton, Okla, and Bird Barr,
of Butler, No. 5, both of whom mar
ried daughters of Mr.. Eggleson.
Mrs. Levi Heron died at the fam
lily residence five miles east of Butler,
Thursday at $50 o'clock after an ill
ness of about three weeks. She was
the mother of six children, who with
the husband survive her. Funeral
services were conducted from Mt.
Olive cemetery.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-31
Black G Arnold Clothing Co.

Black G Arnold Clothing Co.
'Sleeth" the Insurance Man. lS-tf
Business is fine-Walker-McKib-
bens.
Burr Moore orders The Times to
his address at Fl. Collins, Colorado.
Beautiful new wash goods-Walk-
err McKibbens.
R. E. Thomas, a sturdy young far
mer out on Butler No. 7, called and
had his name enrolled.
Choice tailored suits on sale $500
Observation-Disclosures.
Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Good wages. No washing or
ironing. -Mrs. Cy Walker.
w. H. Lowder, of New Home, can
didate for Judge of the South district,
was pleasant caller on Saturday.
Silk sale begins Friday April list
Observation-Disclosures.
j. w. Barnhart last week sold j. w.
McShane, of Lawrence county, reg
istered five years old percheron mare
for $500.
Z Orchard Grove Christian church,
Sunday, April 3. Bible school 2 p. m.
Preaching 3p. m. W. M. Mayfield,
preacher.
I.B. Whistler called and had his
dates set ahead. Mr.. Whistler owns
good farm north east of Butler in
Mt Pleasant township.
More new gloves for men, and
Observation-Disclosures.
have several extra good Perch
eron Stations, all registered, blacks
and grays, for breeding purposes
j. W. Barnhart, Butler, Mo. S-4w
w. j. Parleir brought his daughter,
Miss Emma Parleir over from Foster
to the teachers examination on Fri
day. We acknowledge pleasant call
and renewal favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Allen celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary of their mar
rage at their beautiful new house, in
northwest Butler, on Saturday even
ing, March 18th, 1910.
M. H. Meinen recently moved from
the Virginia neighborhood to the
Harley Smith farm, west Of town.
Mr.. Meinen is a good painter, having
learned the trade in the "old coun-
try" He will do painting for farmers
between cropping SEASONS, will charge
reasonable and guarantee his work.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-31

Big shipment extra good work
shirts Observation-Disclosures.
The Rich Hill Review. reports the
marriage in that city Thursday after
noon of Larris Wheatley and Miss
Julia j. Mullis, both of Butler. Rev.
w. M. Howell, Presbyterian minister
performed the ceremony.
Throw away your old suit
and buya new HIGH ART suit
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
The Heffner barn on the old Arm.
strong farm was burned to the ground
Friday night. Eight horses were
burned to death. Mr.. Heffner only
had insurance on the barn.-Nevada
Mail.
The newest thing Oxfords
and Sailor ties; prices in
each.-Black &Arnold Cloth
ing Co.
d. G. Bright was in from Walnut
township and renewed for his father,
Amos Bright. Mr.. Bright is 70 years
old and enjoys reasonably good
health. He is a pioneer settler Of
Bates county,
We have the spring styles of
CTE rNON onI I INN ha<r m
display.-Black & Arnold
Clothing Co.
William Hughes, of Mound town.
ship, presented the county one dozen
large maple trees to be planted in the
court house yard. They were brought
to Butler and set out on Thursday
last.
Remember the DOUGLAS
shoe will wear longer than
any other shoe.-Black G.
Arnold Clothing Co..
VIM. Lowder and wife, together
with number Of young folks from
their section, went to Butler this at
ternoon to attend the spelling contest
and visit friends. Saturdays Rich
Hill Review.
The annual meeting of the Gene
terry Association will be held at the
Ohio st. M. E. church Saturday,
April End, at 200 O'Clock. Election
of officers. Everyone interested is
requested to be present. All are re-
quested to pay their dues.
Think Of it! All orders of two or
more settings of choice Brahma eggs
received before May LIST. 80 at SO
cents per Is. so chicks, one week
old, for $500 delivered in Butler
Mrs. Dora Harrison, Butler, NO.,
Route 6. 22-H:-: