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New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

portion OF this latter amount might he
oerlved from proper levy on this
source alone. ''''a
The operations OF the Federal 70
serve system during the last wear cave
neen very profitable. Under the law.
large part of the net income Of .kis
system is to be paid into the pubic
treasury An estimate of the amount
from TINS source Is SIS 900 0Oc
Proposes Automobile Tax
mere are several new sources Of
possible income, including amorr ths,e
the levylng of taxes on the horse
power of automobiles.
careful study OF the whole qen-
ersI situation viii. without any doub..
ollns one TO the final conclusion that
IL Is not only possible, but feasible. to
repeat the excess profits taxes As wsll
as to reduce surtaxes, and ~ do;',r
TINS YOU are providing means. AMI
tns on'y means available, for the re-
plenishment of our depleted capit.l
sccount 'p''-'i
\ careful resume Of the fac.s
nereln enumerated brings one to the
following conclusions.
surplus As Sb0,e stated & so ,no noo
Savings BY no. 2Yp-opria.inr
80 railroads ............ 7:so,o oon
Heductlon II army ard nav.
appropriations 9;nnoo ooo
Repayment or reeosncir- for
the railroads .... 4on noo ono
Fesale TO investing public.
farm loan bonds 17sooo ooo
Nsf income Federal Reserve
system =, A.. .oo
Revised tariff ......... 3en nm n.n
Iofal. .--....-.... .......sS.la2.50N. 600
Cites Possible Surplus
ut will be clearly understood from,
n
present years income meets the *
pectatlons Of the Treasury Depart-
msnt, n amount Of S5.982 500 600. and
the ordinary expenses do not exceed
the estimate OF the Treasury Densrt.
ment, $4,000 600. which VII create
surplus Of over S1,OS2 800 900. and If
no additional apprc priations have tn
oe made to the railroads, and rhe army
ana navy appropriations are reduced
ana a"!tn rehnancing. under financial
condltons which will be greatly I'M
proved or the railroad ohligations now
heiq oy the Treasury Department. as
wei as the sale to the investing nuh-
nc or farm loan bonds that ale now in
me public treasury. and the Federal
heSerNe system pays into the Treasury
ne amount of its net earnings. which
the law provides for that i is nos
sloie 20 nave surplus Of $3,l9a 800 600.
'acIs ne true. II is plain
onat y e possible to repeal the present
excess profits tax OF sl.35O oNn non 49,,
leave s1.842 son noe to applv on tbe
floating debt. or the reduction Of the
present outstanding Treasury certifi-
Gates of indebtedness, or, if y IS
thought advisable 20 reduce still fur.
tner the other excess and burdensone
taXes, lesser amount of debt reduc-
ton would prevail"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Clubhouse in West l55th St.
Bought bv American Ico;on

Washington Heights Post. Amer-
lean Legion. bought for its clubhouse
the three-storv house AGA West l55th
street. The premises have been used
for club purposes for several years. and
are At present occupied by Coryican
Council, Knights Of Columbus The
new owners will get possession the
first Of tbs year. The building has
meeting roons. card rooms, gymnasium.
dance parlor billiard room. ct,.
! honas :. Muilaney jr. is commander
of the roet
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Find Homes in Ridreu,od

S :. Y alstrum Gordon 3 Forman
sold for William | Plat two nen
houses on North Oak Street. Ridge
wood, \. J.. TO Mrs Mildred Wheeler,
of this city. and for Margaret 7.
Ruane to Mrs. Adele B. Benedict A
new house on Monroe Street; also for
Warren Allabough to Mrs Catherine
Bender 67 Woodside Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Realty Cos. Buv in Prince St.

The Stonemor Realty Company and
the Fremont Realty Corporation are
the buyers Of il2 and ia Prince Street,
sold recently by the Havemeyer Real
Estate Company
Charles Gillian is the buyer of the
dwelling at 81 West Ninctv-fourth
Street, sold recently by Coghlan &
Clisby for John J. Mahoney..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
S5OO.OOO Hotel Lease

D. Kempner & Son, with ]. J. Crow,
leased to the Relwclch Realty Com
pany for the Geteshcad Realty Com
pany. Charles Tannenbaum president
the eieht-story apartment, Hotel An
derson, 1o2 West Eiehticth Street, for
twenty-one years at the aggregate
rental Of 100000. The hotel was
bought b. the lessons on the previous
dsr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
New Jersey

A QUAINT little home by the side ~ the
town completely equipped Tor YEAR round
~ ,ns ess than ono hour en- the tram 10
\eT' York CITY splendid committing ser
Viee With nearly an acCe - shaded lara
bearing apple trees. g~ape arh1r ana NAM
perrl olis2as newly decorated. handsos.s
rooms. bath. trasSire open fireptacee hier
n the healthy hills sacrifice for $500 ~
desirable party. allowing Sc. .N00 in esa-
pe men' MORTGAGES 70 remain On prouorrv.
0esr country clubs. schools churches and
mar N9ts IN ? refnsd, exclusive nelghhor-
mood rights for bathing boating and FISH
Box lio1. Cry Hall station. New York City
N0NTCI.AIR Ten rooms bath sleeping
porch frame house; lot - f.. fror, ~
T. deep. e e. on the rear. garage a. rca~.
u minutes N.. l. & W station ,rire
So 500 mortgage s2.iNo. G 80 Tribure
ENC EN OOD and Niclnlty-R.ai estate.
II NEATEERBT " CO. EnEl.wood y ]
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Rercn. Ruvers Of Realty

Samuel zornlan is the buyer of the
dwelling at EST West End Avenue. sold
recently.
George H Cowie Is the purchaser Of
the loft building at 4 Mercer street.
Frederick Z and Helen s pavton
are the buyers Of tbs dwelling at 259
Y -es. EIeNer.h street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Business Space Rented

Henry Balv leased the store at oo4
We nty-seventh Street to Gadda
\. Narzano and ths store at 742 Ninth
Avonue ~ C.. Kovalskv.
Hpher'h z Huber-h leased the store
1t lSS4 Broadway 70 Jacob Harms.
Fease & Gilman leased IN Office At
= stans at~eet to the F. F. Svfer
The Charles T Nove= Company
leased tAe second aoor at 90 and lol
William Street, at an segrecate rental
of about $4,000. a floor at 1t3 Nassau
Street to Howard ]. Balison. and a floor
at - Burline slip for Elias A. Cohen
TO Scalemen's Local 935. of the Ameri-
can { Federatlon Of Labor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Far ROCka%ay House Sale

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for Sarah Domme her property on
Roanoke Avenue, Far Rockaway, l.. l..
to Harold Levy The property consists
Of TWO and one-half story dwelling on
a plot 60Xl20
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Malba House Ruycr

The Malba Estates Corporation,
through Champ & Dasev. sales direc-
tors, mas sold to Henry James. Of Man
haitian, for occupancy. the new Colonial
dwelling recently completed on the
Boulevard at Malba- on--he- Sound, L. |.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Big Rentals for GARAGES

The Garage Realty Company leased
20 the NJ K. l.. Corporation the six
story garage at 205-15 West End Ave
nue. looX1oo, for twcnty-one years. ag-
grcgate rental 5000 600. and the three
story garage, 59o-5S0 West 145tf Street
iooX1oo. to c. F. G. Corporation for
twenty years. aggregate rental $500. 600.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Takes House at Nepperhan

Thomas s Burke sold for Quinto
Petrucci the dwelling at 45 Howard
Place, with FIVE lots in the Nepperhan
section Of Yonkers, to Joseph Mario
rama: The purchaser Will use the
dwelling for his own OCCUPANCY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Rents Home i'm Goth Street

Fease Gilman leased for Frieda A.
Caille to Fcrnand Comhes the four
story dwelling 1872 East Sixtieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

las7 CARROLL st. BRooELTN CEi.e.
ton az. sp6vas stattor)-Brov ns-r.,-
- room modern house , baths dc
Ta5 r1ust sell Tacan+ Ideal secti-n
81 ooo. OFFER WANTED
Owner Eooerrs, - Nj Vernon ave. Nt
Vernon. y. 7. Tel -.
\ GOOD HOME BUY-New. rooms. tied
bath steam heat. gas. electricity latest
conFeniences' front and back Yards; room
lor cara e and driveway; only $500 cash
7 TELEPHONE $3.50 FLATBUSH
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Quaker Ridge Lots
Bring SII.25O

Joseph ?. Day yesterday sold at auc-
tion seventy-eight lots in the Quaker
Ridge section of Westchcster for to-
tai OF s14,250. The lots were sold at
an average Of SlS2
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
In the Auction Market
Pv Jrsern p Dsy


wADsvORTH ~, l7sth, vacant;
70 the plainlit for s25 ooo Also Hath St
", q Ion " 7th av o5x20l IN 20 11sth
vacant. Chas 7 Daly aet Wm j sasey
ct al. due SIS s.qf2. 96, taxes etc 'l,l7s to
Elsie + Smith for ............ Sc 80
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Manhattan

BUILDING. 5-story basement and sub
basement. o5x10n. electric elevator and
Sidewalk lift; immediate possession. 121
Mercer ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Brooklyn
Il E-WOPEeHOpS
WAEEEOrS

VAREFOUSE-W WORKSHOPS
Mos central Shipping and distributing
70 m: passengers and freight b. two sub
ways thre' ferries and bridge. On Brooklyn
r'a'sr front. south OF Brooklyn Bridge l5
minutes to Well 81 and City Hall
To let on long term leases.
SUITABLE foE Al TONoRlLE AND
KINDRED INprSTRIES BRICATINC;
CP PATGNG OF HEAVY WORK
ONE STORY AND CELLAR BRICK
$4,000 square feet on ground floor Var
Dyke and Coffey stz, between conove7 and
Ferris, two blocks - vater front, Tv=
sp-ir <lered cellar II feet first story IS
70 feet - cents per square foot.
THREE STORY BRICK, OK WATER
FRONT AND RAIL POAP-ni<rr ihutinE
warehouse ID blocks so'rth - Brooklyn
Bridge eight blocks vss, of BROOKLYN Bo--
ougn Hall three blocks - South Fer~y.
- 100 square teet Cor ARA 225 pou,.-
foar load - cents Per square foot;
TWO STORY BUILDINGS ON WATER
FRONT AND RAILRcAD-suitable for
dlstrihutine warehouses or "a fabr.catiag.
looH200. 40 900 square feet. 250-peund
floor load. Sl3 200 per year.
Alterations TO scit requi-en-ent. 0.
lAssees
Apply to Julius Harder 40 West 32d
St. Manhattan. Tel Watkins 4552.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Railroad Payment Dropped

Railroad Payment Dropped
- one Is 70 consult the various
i-sn's -ha- make up this vast appro-
pria-ei expenditure for me current
year. "a xiii De confronted with the
necessity q payment Of practically the
erti-e amount. On the other hand
at:er close and careful scrutiny, with
>ra sole purpose in mind o. reduction
g future expenditures one - irnm edi-
s.al7 confronted with The fact that
.aese . included in these appropria~
;ors, which will not have 70 be paid
rex. year, almost 81 900 900 900 which
rave been paid 20 the railroads Of the
I1.>sa states under the guaranty pro
vded for under the Fech- -Cummins bill
Another i.en where economies can be
c-ace, and should be made, IS thai pro
T1.1g for appropriations for both the
s-ry ard navy for the coming year
These aP7ropri a.ions should De reduced
6. east 80 per cent? In addition 20
tvs, ne government is now leaning di-
-sc-ly . TIE railroads over s4oO 600, 200
r.ler -he Federal Control act Of March
z, 1919, and t-e transportation act Of
fsnr1ary Z %. 1920. the greater portion
G WHICH, under normal iuve stnnent con-
d.-io-s, should De financed indepead-
e1..y of tae public treasury, which
7c1.d re.u.n this vast sUm into the
J1..ed c.a.es Treasury for the purpose
9. paying the expenses Of the govern
Tae,-
There - also the possibility Of a.
.szss revision % the tariff Ian
z1.c.. conservati7ely speaking. is capa-
II Il producing twice the amount Of
e-stons wa.cn are nov beng received
na1lng a increase from this source
r. s1so o9o.G0e A careful at1dy Of
c. 49,
.svsr1c Pill viii .p.oYide an increased
feveare Il excess of s25oo0o.oo0, and
/, tc.s correction I have n mind the
tac, ~. tne prssen, operating revenue
.s1s s1e 70, tAx4ng personal service
ccsooga.4ors, and no doubt the greater
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

MODERN HOMES
White Plains. Hartsdale. Scsr.tale
From SIC oo0 UP Sand for list
WN. f. MORRELL. Inc
Depot Square. White Plains. y. Y. Tel ao4
TO LET FOR RESlNEss PIRpnsEs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Fire Record
T OSc

l2:lo-7a Bond st Max spo~n rnknovn
~ Third aV. unknown t7<no N
75-2n Wet 9Th ST unknown Unknown
9o-Pfer 50 Eas' River lighter
Harh0r Lichtaring 90 T-ifiny
i5-li' Suffolk st. sam Lobda
a:5s-27O We. assn st. Eiwin
10 - w w. lsa,b St, III. Bronx 'SNo0" y
ANchaAl Nlook........ ...... Triffng
1880 Esst HIN s.; Herman
NolanSht .......... Unkrown
1888 Doug aS ai-1 Independent az.
'hN Bronx. & sNorris. ..... Unknown
10:5o-Front of 1f2 Vest 2Gd St
auto. Brcakstone & Levine
r. M Unknown
ls 15-s2l East ltath st. the Bronx;
awning Jcse7h Nicciano. Trlfing
45-26 East l0sth st Max
neien'z ......-.....-. ..-..... nkno1n Il
45N-l55 Vest slth 81; Florence
fSnrHs ..--.. Irlfing
5;45-925 Columns az. unknown Triring
sl5-lll East esd 81 Deanouid
s eo--s west l32d St otto Klndier. ''''' =
7.lo-2s w 18th st. Samuel Kohn Non- s;i5il1
'.t5-lns z ssth s.. c. Nray. .Urknorn
LIE (. 64th st. Mrs Hofstait.Trirlrg
nl5--00 9Th az, J. sullivan. ..... None
9.45-lo ". 34th st, Rubin Bros Trifins
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
TO LET-UNFURN1sHED
Manhattan

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH-s75 TO $los
Living room IS feet long spacious closets
3xs and SKIS; elevator apartment houses
in finest faShiona BILE. restricted section
II and u EAST e5TH ST. between Mad
ison and Fifth avenues; simple. equitable
co-operatfve apart rnent plan FOR desira bIs
tenants Apply on premises or WILLIAM
CRUINSHANk s SONS SIS Liberty 81,
TETER STUYNEsANT, asth STREET ard
Riverside Drive--Sl1 rooms and two
haths. Harris. VouGht 4 Co. E. 4sth st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
APARTMENTS TO LET-FTRN1sHEp
NanhAtfaM

I'D ST-Hugs living room. large bedroom
bath. kitchenette. exceptionally well fur
nished Phone Vanderbilt 4423
a5TH 3in WEST-Iaree front rooms for
responsible. refined person couple
handsome combination sitting and bod
room housekee ping entertaining view; sss.
Apartment 81
lo2p 509 Y. capt. lo)-Artistically fur
nished room; sell; ren, furnished
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Apartments Wanted

YEAR LEASE: masters bedrooms,
ra,ta. one maids room, bath not Owe
$500. q !.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
REAL EsTATE-SAIE OR RFx'r
Manhattan
ErooA lvn

ST stor1. foot dwelling ba-e-o s,
81 'H0 c"ner go Murray Hi
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
NEW YORK STATE REAL rsrArn
The Biggest Bargain!

A. Max IN re npa.or 4 ~>al f.--'iv
r';h lare~ grounds and sarsss "a. --s-.
ard -sriNs Will appeal. ffoward cols.r-ith.
s. PARK Row. Telephone ptekrsr 7Ses
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
White Plains

IEG ENOOD and Ni0initv-R.a .ua,.
Il "EATEERBT CO. EnEl.wood ~ J
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
BARRIERS UNION OF COLUMBUS TO
CELEBRATE WITH MONSTER IN
DOOR FAIR AND EXPOSITION.
BY SAMUEL RI1RGDoRF.

The Union BARRIERS bringing to this city for the week
OF February 2nd the largest tent that made Under
TINS mammoth weheated Waterproof Chautauqaa Tent they
VIII present all the newest novelties Shows Free Acts Bands
and Riding Devices Which highly for their
highly interesting educational and entertaining features
UNION BARRIERS THANK ADVERTISERS
ire Union Barbers OF Columbus take this Of thank
ing the merchants of Columbus for literally advertising
this Special Page and by doing helping make their Far
success and will give them hearty welcome under the big
top next week.
HIGH CLASS AMUSEMENTS
Chief the many attractions the BARRIERS bring.
Ing to this city, the World Famous Spot Light Mnstrcs
with their band and twenty of the best singers and dan
GERS that stepped upon stage.
Top8ys American Maids, novel entertainment enjoyed
by lovers Of good singing and dancing the the
Twentieth Century popular azzes n here the old feel young
again
The Submarine Gr-she eats sleeps, smokes and talks
all under the water How does she do 1t is hard to be-
heye. See it yourself and be convinced
Princess Vivette-The smallest in all the World
She 20 years old and n inches tall She sings Dances
Is real entertainer Don't miss seeing this wonderful little
lady. IT worth the money
BUBBLE--A novelty Vaudeville Show, offering all the
latest modern and classic Dances with poses pastue and
penne Dances need of saying any about the
end character Of this show. Nuf ed You'll be there Ell
Boys
The Society Crcus-known as the "Chilirens Delight
featuring trained ponies, dogs monkeys and goats In adj
don to that have of the animals in captivity
among them being trained Dangerous. The children will
enjoy this feature immensely Taken all in all it real big
circus. Please do not feed annoy the animals.
Next have the Athletic Arena and here you will find
equipped with all that be found in first class athletic
club We present champion wresers and boxers who chal
enge all corners, barring rregardess OF what THEN
weight might be- and give cash prizes local
boys. In here treat EN- rough.
Professors SCOTS A-Amercan Band in flarng red uni
forms will give concerts the streets and show grounds
every afternoon and evening"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS AND DECORATIONS.

Upon entering the tent you are startled by the pendor
contained therein You thousands Of electric lights and
pennants strung from pole to pole making wonderful dis
play There you booths contnn pillow tops teddy bears
Kewpe dolls in various cooed dresses and glass
beautiful boxes of choice candies and japanese hand painted
wares and you walk around from another you
to that you cannot afford miss This is a game of
science and skill known Bowling Through the ARR 1t is
painted in large black and white squares which makes
actve background for the Kewpe dolls in bright coo which
the operator Jack Lewis bera distributes to the vast crowd
who plays his game.
FORTUNE TELLERS.
also pass the eers booths who win ask you
stop let them read for YOU your past present
and future They will tell you how to gain in love
coushp and business There heart sad home
dreary that sunshine cannot through their mysterious
forces These people have made this life study don't fail
t0pay them visit and receive lucky charm. t
THE SANITARY CAFE.
Now you suddenly realize that you crave hotdog sand
bangs of Del the "Cookhouse Boss and your wants will
be promptly satisfied. He with everything from
soup nuts SO try delicious steak couple OF tasty
chops cooked to the Queens taste
And all the while you allowed to forget that the
present thousand dollar MerryGoR is hand
for the latest Jazz from the usy lungs Of its big organ
will you to forget your cares and will create natural
desire to ride a few times.
We could go describing the wonders contained under
TINS mammoth CAauauqua Tent but what the use 1t would
rob you Of pleasant surprise
Our motto is High Glass Amusements, Courteous treat
ment, and reasonable price
The price of admission The Palace Of Joy is the small
sum of 10 cents, price within the reach OF all
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

FREE ACTS-The Union BARRIERS Of Columbus spared no
expense in securing two of the best Free acts that money could
obtain They the celebrated onde and Fonde
from coast to coast for their daring and skill lofty rings and
bars high above the heads Of the spectators below who
compelled to hold their breath in establishment at their
deru feas This team has just returned from world tour
having performed before the crowned heats of Europe
In addition them have Mechanic, the upside down
who performs the tight rope and slack accomplishing
almost impossible feats while standing his head.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Meredith Calls Us Suckers"

Chicago.-America ought 10 be ar
bank roll.
The purchasing public, staggering
from counter to counter and brighten
ing the profiteering corners where
they are, is as naive as a school
girl with her first pink hair rib
bon.
The gold brick collector in his
lSrusting innocence, is hardened
ycynic alongside of the average citizen
of today with his nervous fingers
and his twenty-four hour service pocS'
}ets.
ny the wayside when Edwin Meredith
secretary OF agriculture made di-
rect attack on the main trunk of the
living cost here last night.
81 sincerely doubt If anything ]
.rmight say, will have any effect, Sec
retary Meredith said in an interview.
''The high cost OF living has already
proven the fact this advertising is re-
Sponsible for a great deal OF wholesale
profteering. The newspapers prepare
the people for their trimming. The high
cosf and higher cost reads it and
sA is, and when asked some prepos-
pertus sum. pays. because he has
heard so much of prices going up.
I'VE have become a nation of silly
spcndthrifts and the result is We are
being trimmed right and left by every
body"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
AMARILLO. TEXAS, IL
UNDER CITY MANAGEMENT I
Shawnee Morning News

While Amarillo, Tex. has been pop.
ularly described as town two hun.
dred miles from nowhere" il is actua,
ly the capital of an empire, servlrh
that wonderfYl spread OF country or,
in the great Panhandle district.
Such was the impression made on
the editor of the Shawnee Morning
News who CHANGED to spend two days
in the city Of Amarillo last week.
Amarillo is today a hustling, bus.
ling city, possessing full confidence In
herself and u vision which is sending
her ahead by leaps ana bounds. Not
less than half a million of new con.
struction work is going on today ant.
much more is projected the business
section showing the greatest activity.
Amarillo /. distinctive in many
things but probably is the most noted
for having been the first city in Texa.
TO provide for the maintenance of It's
commercial and civic association,
known as the Amarillo Board of City
Development, by direct taxation. levy
Of two mills being made annually TOR
this purpose.
While supported by the public az
large in this manner and having 4.
floor in the city building for its use,
it can be said that despite this fac,
the Board of City Development has
not been dominated in n political way
and has been able to function in lie
same efficient manner as has any
organization supported by individual
subscriptions.
Amarillo has the modern system Of
city manager form Of government and
the activity displayed in handling
the work Of the public is a direct ev,-
dence of the system of management
for Amarillo keeps itself clean and
slick and is steadily extending its
public improvements to care for the
influx Of new people.
The fact that active drilling for
oil is going on about thirty miles
from Amarillo is attracting many new
people, but is only one incident in
the growth of the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
WcclLy Ardmorciie TO Advertise South
cUn OidahOml

Geo. K. Fsn. a prominent real es-
tate man of Ardmore is sending The
Weekly Ardmoreite to friends in In
diana. Mr.. Fish says that the future
Of Ardmoro and Carter county is de.
pendent to very great extent on the
publicity OF reasonable priced Okla.
noml lands to people residing in other
states who contemplate making
change of locality Through the med
ium of the Weekly Ardmoreite col.
mmns he thinks to acquant friends
of mis- own with land values, condi-
tons, etc. in Southern Oklahoma.