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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

the heavy artillery at Quantico Men
who enlist tor the artillery branch
will be sent to Paris Island. and. after
completing the training course there.
will be assigned to duty at Quantico.
but those who qualify for enlistmc n [
in the searchiight and signal ba,ta-
lions will b sent TO Philadelphia for
assignment TO duty.
Randolph Maynard Owen. we'll
known Ric .mond tobacco buyer was
among the list of marine corps re-
cruits announced yesterday. Douglass
Frazer, OF stanton. member or the
class OF 1916 at Virginia Military In
stitutc. and for the past two years pro-
lessor OF military tactics at Augusta
Military Academy. also enlisted ycstcr-
day. Another well-known Virginia
colleGian who joined the Soldiers OF
the Sea" at the Richmond office is
William Stapleton Gooch. popular foot
ball star and leader in university acti-
rities at the University OF Virginia.
Lawrence V Carr, also Of the Cniver-
s!,y of Virginia. who lives at Alta
vista and Henry r. r. Glmer, of Ca
tlewood. arrived yesterday from the
Roanoke recruiting Office. Harvey &.
Barnes. of Branchville. "A student at
William and Mary College. enlisted at
the Norfolk office. They left last night
for Paris Island. S c.
Eight recruits were secured yester-
day by the Richmond navy recruiting
station follows: G.. 4. Moore l. O.
Hicks. J. II. Terry. h W. Scarce. A.
Meyer. V. s. Metcalf. w. r Green and
j. J. Wolfman. No cnlistments were
reported 5y the army station
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FREE TEACHERS BUREAU
State BOARD of Education Takes Steps
TO Fill Mnny Nncnn-
CieS

free teachers bureau has been
established In connection with the
state Department of Education. This
action has been undertaken by State
Superintendent Harris Hart for the
purpose OF securing teachers. there
being such a scarcity OF them on &C
count of war conditions. l.. l.. Wor-
rell. OF the department. is at the head
OF the bureau.
superintendent Hart has addressed
letters To every divisions supcrinten-
dent in the State. asking his co-opera-
ton in the matter. and explaining the
great need OF securing for the school
room all the educated women possible
for the next session. w. Il. Smithey.
secretary Of the state Board OF l;du-
"a ton. has written TO the head OF all
the normal schools asking them to
bring the matter to the attention OF
the students in their respective insti-
tutions during the summer schools.
Attention Is called TO the fact that
the services OF the institution are en-
tirely free, there being no charge to
the teachers or TO the school trustees.
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4; buchanan. g. Campbell. 5: Caroline
!: Carroll. 4 Charlotte. =: Chesterfield.
:: Clarke. none culpcpcr. >: Dinwi6dic
): Elizabeth City. =; Fairfax, ): Floyd.
3: Franklin. .: Frederick. 3: Giles. S:
gloucester. 2. Greene, 3: Grccnsvillc.
:: Halifax. ?. Hanover. >; Henrico. 8,
Henry. 3: Highland. |: Smyth. = south
amntoa. 3: Spotsyivanil ;: Stafford. H.
Surry. |: SUSSEX. none. Tazcwnll e
Warren. 3: Warwick. :: Washington. 8
Westmoreland. !: Wise. :: Wy,hc. .
Lynchturg. So Portsmouth. 10. King
and Queen. /: King William. /: Lou
doun. >, Louisa. /: Lun"nburS !: Md
ison. :: Mathews |: MccklenburS. .
MiddlcscH. /: Montgomery. }: Nansc
mond. >: Nelson. : New Kent. .: Nor
folk County. 10: Northampton. >; Not
toway. >; Orange. 3. Page. ): Patrick
8; IittSylvania. No. |. 10: Pittsy!varia
No. .. l.. Prince Edward. :: Prince
George, .: Princess Anne. :; Prince
Williari. 3: Pulaski. 3 Rdppah,rnC.k
:: Richmond County. =: Roanoke CoLr
~. 2: Hockbridgc. 10: Rockingham. 10.
russell. ): Scott. ). Shenandoah s.:
Richmond. No. /. -; Richmond. Nc. 2
% Richmond. No. :. % Richmond No.
{. %; Richmond. No. > %; Norfolk No.
J. 10: Norfolk. No. .. Is: Norfolk. No
5, 10; Roanoke. No !. -: Roanoke. No.
>, iJ-total. COO.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Juno ee--An early decline
bear!sh weather and crop adviccs was
followed BY rallies in the cotton market
with the close steady. net points lower to
Is points higher. The market opened steady
At a decline of IS points TO an advance OF
point. There bulge right after the
call covering. but offerings In
creased talk Of better prospects for
showers rain in tho Southwest, and high
private condition figures Trading interests
were Sood buyers this setback, however.
while the selling was by no means general.
and prices rallied during the middle of the
morning. Later fluctuations were irregular.
under realizing. with Hsar months relatively
steady at the close. Private wires reported
rain at\Texarkaha Tex There also were
reports OF rains showers at two or three
points in Oklahoma. and In the Memphis
district.
These unsettled conditions inspired til.
talk OF probable rains in drouEhty sections
of the Southwest over Sunday, but the
official forecast contained no definite prom
ise OF such Developments. II indicated
showers thunderstorms for Arkansas
with cloudy, weather for Oklahoma and
figures were considered bearish but were
not important factor. Reports from the
goods trade indicated that business was
still restricted by price-hxing uncertain
ties. and that all sales for forward delivery
were being made subject to revision. Flu
cad frtf1
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ncncnt Entcr,ninn,cnt.

The ladies' educational branch OF the
Working Mems Circle. No. SOL. HAS arr
ranged an interesting program tor
Sunday. at the Young Mems Hebrew
Association. commencing at I.3p
o'clock. Tho affair Will take place on
the field Of the association 10 the re1r.
which will be specially illuminated tor
the occasion. Features are: an adj
dress BY George Benedict superinten-
dent OF the Y. NJ. II. A.: music dancing.
refreshments, and package party
The affair Is given fer the benefit OF
the association, where the educational
branch was organized two and "A half
years ago.
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CALL FOR 600 WHITE MEN
ReEistrhnts to BE Given Two month";,
Course in Automobile
Repairing.

The call for COO white men physi:
caiiE qualihcd for general military ser
vice L. be sent 10 the University OF
Virginia July 90 for special .vo
months training course in automobile
repairing and similar mechanical din.
ties has resulted in the following al.
!otneEt to the local boards II Is ex.
pected that these men will enter SER.
vice by voluntary induction, but In
case they do not the remainder OF ea,h
allotment VIII be drafted by the Local
hoard. July the period of voluntary
induction ends. Following is the a.
lotment:
Albemarle. 20: Alexandria. 90: AL
ieEhany. 10: Amelia. .: Amherst. 3:
AppomattoN. .: Augusta. l3: Bedford
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opening yesterdays average: packing
grades uneven. better selling 20 cents down
butchers. !is g.. !l7lo. light. SIS ti7-i9:
packing, Si5.JN $l1 nJ. rough. SiJ .Gj q $500:
bulk Of sales. SIS i5p sl7O5: pigs. good and
choice. SIC. ioH SIC %.
cattle: receipts. 200: weeks receipts cx-
trCrneiy light. b"ef steers and ycarings
above SIS. and good butchers cattle Jack
"!th high time. common steers and light
grassy hcifcrs closing dull but unc.cniy
higher than week ago Sales mostly 30
cents higher for the week; quotations un-
changed.
Sheep: receipts. 100: practically all di-
rect Ia packers; top classcrs both sheep and
lambs mostly % cents lower than week ago:
feeding sheep about steady. In accordance
with custom. beginning July !, old crop Of
Ia rlbs will be CLASSIFIED yeSriirEs. and
spring ID nos a. lambs. quotations unchanged
rIa
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SEA FOOD CONFERENCE
Commissioner Rev to CnIl Meeting in
Interest OF Con-
scrSntIOn.

Commissioner Rev. of the Depart
mcnt of Game and Inland Fisheries. n
planning convention Of men engaging
in all or any phases of the sea fool
industry for some time this summer.
for the purpose of encouraging n
greater consumption OF fish. oysters.
crabs and other sea foods. This step
is to be taken to save beef and other
meats for tho government to supply TO
the armies. such food resisting Gcc...'
far better than sea foods. Commissioner
Rev anticipates large conference
somewhere in the tidewatcr section OF
tho State.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
fSnlr. Mt Dton Sfork YnrdSl

RiChrlo0i. Va. juno =. I3IN
Choice steers. IL: medium To good. ia IL:
common to fair So IL Choice heifcrs. iIm IL:
medium 10 good. l.: common 10 fair.
Glo Choice cows. ioa II. medium TO good.
SAP. common to fair. 5m1 Best oxen. II n
lgr,: medium 10 good. % 10: common TO fair.
"a. Best heavy bulls, ioTll light. imS
Best calves IG. common 10 fair. i3Ti9. Best
hogs i7G Ia: medium weight. l6': pigs. Is:
sows and staEs. l2Ml5 Best sheep. 10: com
mon to fair. sn7 Bcs, lambs l5T -; medium
10 good. ia IL; srrin;; Ia lbs. leQl3.
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ELECTRICIANS WANTED
Marine Corps Sends Out Call for
Skilled Men-Yesterda
Enlist cnts.

Electricians for aviation at the ma
rinc corps aviation base at Miami. Fla.
are urgently needed. according to in
structions received at the marine corps
recruiting Office here yesterday. Elec-
trcians for this service must be nrst
class and have recommendations as TO
their efficiency. The marine corps also
is Offering special opportunities for
electricians for the signal and search
light battalions, at philadelphia. and
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THREE

for James Ray. colored. The sui, VIII
probabl come to trial some time DUR
ing the fall term OF court. James ~,
Page and Smith * Gordon. attotneys,
representing Pay. filed the paper:
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SUES POLICEMAN
Action for $1,000 Damages IL Instituted
Against Il. Il.
Soycii, Jr.

Memorandum of suit for $1,000 darn
ages for trespasS in the case against
X. Is. Soweli. Jr.. son OF former CHEZ
of Police Sowell. yesterday filed
in Hastings Court. Part IL. by counse |
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,uIr,GO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, June 29.-I.owcr prices for corn
resulted to-day from improved weat her
The market closed unsettled !, down. Ga Is
finished Ia: of. and provisions varying from
unchanged figures TO gain OF &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

DRY fIDcDS
NEW YORK. June 2o.-cotton goods yarns
and wool to-day were quiet; burlapS were
steady. with tho trend higher. Linens were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

III you arc looking for n good room,
rend the "RoOms for Rcnt ads in to-
days paper.
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RAILROADS
uHEShPEAkE R ObiiI 6ali a.
Seaboard Air Line Railway C0El7any

Trains !eaHe daily; A. n. Noriina
Ia a,;; s;4o p 81. Atlanta Hirmins.
S:<5 p. NJ. $50 p. M " 49,
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NEW YORK LIVE SrOCI MARKET

INV YNKk 1--WE STOCN MAKkET.
NEW YORK. June @9-Bocves, no trading.
Calves. quiet; vcals, sI559Q $3.50; culls
ST. n $500.
Sheep and lambs. irregular: sheep. ewes.
SSb0M $l2G0: lambs. $l750Gi 1855.
Hogs. steady at sl7.25Q siI.I5: roushs.
$3.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 2e.-Hogs: receipts 5000
good hogs mostly S Cents lower Than IN da y 8
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ACTUAL BANK STATEMENT
Shows SURPLUS RESERVES
Loans Show Decrease OF $GO,SD 900
While Net Demand Deposits
Are Stronger.
ONLY FEW ISSUES ARE ACTIVE
Sinclair Oil Leads All Other Shares,
with Advance OF Two Points.
Mexican Mining Stocks Also Prove
Interesting.
BY BhOADhN WALL.

NEW YORK. June .9--The actual bank
statement today showed increase of
Sl-fse65Ip in surplus reserves, a decrease Of
sGs9!foo in loans. and increase Of 81
s;oo'9 in net demand deposits The average
statement showed increase 81 S7G .sj $50
In reserves. decrease OF se2e}5 60 In loans
and a decrease OF 3i.l;!.pj0 in demand de-
posts
issueS showing vitality or wsakness Sin
'iair oil was the leader Of those that rose.
Tor the account % persons who looking
FAR ahead TO the time when The company
Investments /, has made in III. pas, Year,
the manager OF this company hay" proven
business. and although they were criticized
Tor borrowing monsy and doing tho WORK
justified th"m, rho wSrk H. did ,vonI5
DC impossible nov both from financial and
labor point OF viAw. ana IL Is proving a
~.icome addition 70 tho RESOURCES OF the
While discussing oils II may he we'll %
mr,sr Of ,b. aal,, nI"r,,1 e,fopn
tan Petroleum Alter making another mos,
III" w5iicf feels ,Sa ''q IT !. his duty to s'sjs
publicly that In his opinion all persons own.
i,ns. Me,ropoli,an ro;roleum, should mol!
go in exchange ;or Island Petroleum should
Their Metropolitan. rho well In dispute is
ono of M sfeaies' nrcdns"r. In ne wor,d
stock worth al tina, the present rr.-id.n,
az island Petroleum led tho pubtic to be-
!ieve IT would lee worth
NEW DEAL BEING MADE
RELATIVE TO- MEXICAN HOLDINGS
Mexican oil s,crk- and mnnG stocks will
probably be In better rcgu'c cft'r th' pub
i" realizes tn" IMPORTANCE OF the adjust
about be made by Pre- -r!ent WI
with Mexican authorities. There never
has been any real danger that these OH
landn would he taken away from tho pror-
owners. but the United States has held
m-mcd forces ready To protect thcm. Sow
that the Mexican government II 10 give
formal assurance of safety for th.s. prop
To be appraised by tn" stock market
Leather stocks being accumulated In
Anticipation 81 Griatcr demand from the
rovornrn,nt. Money Is working easier an'!
there Is fear Of sufficient supply for
any speculation tina: may be developed this
summer
Announcement o, tho American Nal,
liquidation plan Is expected within few
days officially and 81 viii confirm all that
has been said In this column regarding that
concern
%Ew YORK. Iune :, Mercantile paper:
four months and six months, per cent.
s,cr'ins si1ty-day bins. 49,; eomtnGr'
cial sirty-day bills on banks !i7-; CONNER
ci.i siH,y-day bills. S.Tl+. demand. S; 80 10:
cables. 81 :, '-i6 bar silver. 9.'s Mexican
dollars. -.
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NEW ORLEANS. June 2e.-while there
was considerable selling in early trading
in cotton to-day and again toward the
close, the tone uniformly steady
throughout the season, and at one time new
crops went to small net advance. The net
change, however, against values. clos
ing prices being to q points under the
last prices OF yesterday. The selling OF the
session was based almost wholly on bca IRISH
expectations concerning the condition next
tuesday. Futures closing bids July. 1855
July. a5e: December, $3.50; January. 23.7i:
March. 237I.
SPOT, steady and unchanged; middlins.
3lnOc,
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Atlantic Coast Line

rp EsrECTiH.. ,JUNE' ., 1918. '''
TRAINS LEAVE klCtiMOND DAILY
p F SSr Y Si5 i 100 4. Nj. 900 a. Nj. 500
l.. NJ, S:So l.. NJ. w. ''''
Eor feMlers ,!yo l?i45 tA.a0M sos a, Nj,
NJ. 400, T. ~ vs. 5 l.. III. s5s Nv roO I.
FSr GoidseoF" ana Fayetteville: .i;0o
Trains arrive Richmond daily. s:2s A A.
~ 81 n: 81. i:I? ~ NJ. $40 a. 81 1911
noon '2:iU -. Nj, Il so l.. Nj 40, p II
o:.7 I. Nj. i:4a, +. Nj. sis T. ~ e M''
>, Except sunday. sunday only
Time oil airiva! ana departure and con.
nectionS not Guaranteed W"
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NEW YORK June ?o.-Port movement
Middiing. 32.ooc; stock, li3.3So bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
$3.50 bales: exports, 1901 balcs stock.
1926 bales.
Total for week-Net receipts. 1896 bales:
exports. 4.5ol bales.
Total FOR scaSon-Net receipts, 6l6S, 0s9
bales: exports, 3,e36o54 bales.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

EH '5o f ;, f.. SS:osa a. 800 A %
Il, For kfNch ~ AND. THE WEST:
Arri!e Richmond from Norfolk. .IaaI.
noon 1871 +; NJ From the West: :7:3s A.
al. ~ L. NJ. II 80 r. NJ. '7io f. III
DAILY rb!jly except sunday TS,,N].,av
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW fVhK FNVUUOC fNNhET.
NEW YORK. June 2s.-Cottonseed oil wa:
featureiess and unchanged. No tenders were
put out. prime crude quoted 100 prims
september, c0.7S asked. No sales.
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Food Administration License No. q ol5s7
BY w e. Crcushaw 4 Coz
Richmond Va, June % 1918
Oranges. Lemons and Grnpefruit
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$4,000 PRODUCING WELLS
In the Great Gushing Field-26O i'm Our Section
Prnirie OIL md Chs

Prairie OIL md Gas
(Standard OLD is reported to have
taken about Sl6.Ooo,OoO worth of oil
from Sarah Rector's lease. paying
Sarah one-eiGhth royalty. and
Cushins-Gnrber OIL and Refining Co.
Owns Not Only BIZ Acres Corner
ing This Amazing Sarah Rector
Lease. but also 81 Acres Wcst-Ali
Proven Territory-Two Properties
Which Should Yield Our Stockhold-
ers Millions.
Drilling Begins nj Once
Already CUSHlNG-GARBE has
contracted for an S4-foot standard
rig and equipment, and drilling will
begin, on the 81 Y acres very shortly
The first well location is practically
an Offset to Sarah Rector we'll
right in the corner, on the river
front. where the leases join. We
shall drill TO reach the great
TUCKER, or Gusher Sand.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac K. r.
To and from Washington and heyond- Daily

Leave kicumu..n Arrive t>lcuuono
'S4rAM Has AM 725A AM 10 lN
Al 40 All tl2.A i'ai ~ PM $3.50 pT
;S1V AM .7.OI Pm I 90 PM All d pU
% Ii AN I 10 PM ! n on I'N ~, a. ~
richmond. " "sninston Loca!, Lv. .-..v g.
week days ;i.lo IN. sundays; Ar. ~ 10 Psi.
1ilo Pm: Al: sS.l5 AN. Ashland Acco m. wee.
days. Lv.i7.45 AN, $50 PM; Ar. $50 a ii ,aSOfM
ALBA ticket and baggage ofices not open
Tor this train. .Naip =, &,
Byrd 81. Sta. stopping at Eiba). El0a Sta
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RICHMOND FKOUECE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
{By G. c. Currie & Coz
e. g. Food Administration License No {; 1921
F Richmond. Va. June 90 1918
Live Poultry.
Hens, pound .................... 81 a 81
Chickens, per lb.. large....... 42 q i3
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Production
Is
Increasing

Accurate figures regarding Okla :
homa production are readily obtain
able from the State AUDITOR at Okla
homa City. A State tax OF 8 per
cent on gross production. payable
monthly. enables every investor in
an Oklahoma oil company TO find out
exactly what his company is pro-
ducing. We obtained the production
figures on the Sarah Rector lease
for 1916 and 1917. They show an
increase in 1917 over 1916 of $4,000
in production proceeds
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Here Is n Field

hCEC AZ IL leu
Where wells come In UP to $4,000
barrels. The Fisher we'll of 10000
barrels is located one mile from our
lease. Immense tank farms. thou
sands of tank cars. thousands upon
thousands OF rigs. enormous and
steadily mounting incomes for the
operators tabout 10 or IL men and
corporations practically control the
hcld). may give one the faintest inn
preston OF the magnitude and i'm
portancc OF Gushing.
This Company Holds
5000 acres in Oklahoma and Kansas,
and VIC already have production.
though we are not Dragging about
1t. We want 1000 barrels per day,
ana we are going to get it. Then
we VIII build our own Refinery and
refine our own oil and save the big
Refinery profits for CUSHING GAR-
BER stockholders No separate re-
ming company-no inside" con-
tracts for the oil. Every cent goes
10 the stockholders.
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NEW DEAL BEING MADE
RELATIVE TO MEN!CNN HOLDINGS

New YORK. Juno a.--Mcrcan,!le paper:
four months and SIX months, per cent
sterling: sixty day bills. t.-i.. CONNER
oial siItyday bills on banks. !i7-: CONNER
ciai EiNty-day bills. SiTlI.; demand. s, 80 j-lG;
cables 3tIj lis, bar silver, 9.i9. Mexican
anIsr.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange.

Cash COrn-No. /: yellow. No. yellow 4
No. yellow. nominal
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FRUIT MD NrGErABLE MARKET

bu''rTb.srs per ~ ......... . ID
''r-d N-,7s ,b. .... u
Beans. navy. yer In ........... II q Il
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
In Inf inns

Wholesale UuOtations on Exchange.
Richmond. Va. June 20 1918.
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SHES Y. -IIf.b0U
Total sales for week tSiX days.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-21
NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF
 SIDEWALK TAXES

The tax books for the collec- ton of the special assessment upon the real property in the Sidewalk ImprC vement District No. 2, for the purpose of pay ing the sixth payment on New ark Sidewalk Improvement District Bonds, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property living in the district are re- quested to pay their. assess ments to me within thirty days from November 15, 1918. If such payments are not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessments and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 24th day of October, 1918.
 w. w. JERNIGAN,
 Collector.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-21
CAMPBELL GREER DEAD

Campbell Greer died at his home in the Center Grove nei- ghborhood last Saturday night, following an attack of pneu- monia.
 He was 38 years old and is survived by his wife and six children.
 The remains were buried Sunday afternoon at Center Grove under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-21
COME TO THE HILLS
 AND BE HEALTHY

For 25OO lbs seed cotton 1 will rent you 35 acres of land with which I will furnish free a good Broom house, garden, good spring of water, plenty of wood and range free. You can get work at good wages while not working in your crop. This place is 12 miles north of Newark. J. L. BROWN,
 Walnut Grove, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-21
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS
 SALE OF LAND

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as guardian. pursuant to an order of the h. dependence Probate Court, at the November, 1918, term thereof, the said order being entered of record Nov. ', 1918, in Probate Record Book IS" page 461, will offer for sale to the highest bidder on
 THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1918
 at the Main street door of the postoffice in the town of Newark, Arkansas, the follow ing described lands situated in the county of Independence and State of Arkansas, to-wit ::
 All of block one of Arnold's Addition of the Town of New ark, Arkansas, except about one acre off the east side of said block sold by Samantha J. Moss (Yearion) to Oscar Pow ell, and a strip off the south side 75 feet wide and 190 feet long sold to F. M. Yearion and M. c. Purdom, being about one acre, more or less, to be sold.
 Said sale being for the pur- pose of maintaining and schooling Ira Moss and Ivy Moss, minor children.
 The said sale will be on a credit of three months, pur- chaser to give note with ap- proved security and a lien will be retained on the land for the purchase money thereof. Thir- ty per cent of the purchase price must be paid in cash by the purchaser at the time of sale.
 Given this 9th day of No vember, 1918.
 J. w. ANDERSON, Guardian of Ira and Ivy Moss,
 minors.
 J. R. Alexander, Atty.