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Evening journal., 1920-09-11
GIRL TDEAD,
BOY IS HELD

Judge HASTINGS In City Court this
morning ordered Gilbert Jones. Negro.
rs years of age. taken il charge hy ihe
Juvenile Court The youth Is charged
with violating the age OF consent law.
The arrest of the boy was made ar
Ter The parents Of ROsele Cabbage
stalk. iJ-year-old Negress. had
brought her 10 the police station YES
terday afternoon suffering from tur-
pentine poisoning The child was
rushed 10 the Delaware Hospital, but
physicians there were unable 10 do
anything for her and she died last
night,
The parents of the girl live at pyle's
Lane and New Castle avenue, South
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
AUTO BUMPS CORONER.

Coroner Bullock was knocked dow,
I'd slightly injured by am automohie
owned by Frank D. Werkhaiser. i30t,ii
Scott street. while CROSSING Ki,e
street in front Of the Young Mems re-
publican Club. yesterday afternoon
Mr. Bullock blames the accident
upon city officials VINO permit con-
tractors 10 fiji the straets with build.
ing materials. so that people cr0ssine
The street can not see approaching
vehicles.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
BOY IN AUTO PATH.

Raymond Keelin. aged years, 1925
West Third street. was knocked down
on Third street. between Jackson and
Van Buren streets. this morning. by
an automobile owned and operated by
Stanley Yassak Of 1921 Maple slreat.
Mr.. Yassak took the injured boy to
the Office Of DR.. McColley. where his
injuries were treat d, and then took
the lad to his home
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
JUST WENT HOME
AND RAISED HE'LL

On a charge OF breach OF the peace
toward his wife. Bernard Di Saints
was held under a $500 peace bond by
Judge Hastings. IN Municipal Court
this morning. His wife charged him
WIN beatins her and threatening her
with a knife. ''e'
Bernard did not deny the charge
SAYING i Just went home and raised
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
AnrIsr pAINrs GnAEnNnn

4 life sized portrait in oil OF Gov
ernor C. Townsend, painted by Claw
son ;. Hammilt, the artist, OF this
city. was put on view in The Tenth
street window Of the Millard Davis
iewelry store. in the Ford Building
Today Deliware's chief executive
proved an excellent sitter Judging
from thc portrait, for his geniality is
evprcssed with unusual fidelity.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
on FLOWS WIEN 1ITTos mr.

An automobile owned NV rrna..
White, Of Edge Moor. and o,or,,ui1ii toiiiss s,,
Thomas While, Jr.. collided ,,,,b ~
automobile truck OF the ACanti'c Re Su
lining Company. operated nv Andre,,.
II. Shollham. 1912 West Fonr,b
street, at Fifteenth and French
streets about 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The truck was damaged 10 the ex.
tent Of $50 and Twenty gallons o
motor oil spilled in the street
Whites machine was also consider
ably damaged.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
CONTTNUE THESE CHARGES

Ernest De Potts held on a charge OF
unlaNtully transporting liquors, was
held under 500 bail this morning by
Commissioncr Cam for a hearing on
Sepiember "a at 2 O'Clock
Pdolo hVsit5 who Wa likewise ar
lalgned this morning for unlawful
transportation OF liquors, was placed
under 500 bail for a further hearing
on september 81, 230 O'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TALL0W PLANT AT ELslTERF.

The building recently erected by
the Standard Ice and Cold Storage
Company /. Elsmcre. which was sup
posed TO be utilized As a cold storage
plant, has been converted into a tai
low rendering establishment and be-
gan operations yesterday. Owing 10
The odOrs emanating from the plant
Yesterday 1t new use was well adyer-
tiSed in that section.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
OPEN B. & @. BRIDGE
LATE NEXT WEEK

County Engineer Grubb said today
that teh B. and u. bridge will he open
for public traffic next Saturday after
noon or Sunday morning Mr. Grubb
said that although the lighting of the
bridge will not be finished by that
time the roadway Will be ready for
general traffic.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MARsHAL SEXES DRuGs.

Acllng under INSTRUCTIONS from y.
s Attorney Hughes, u. 5. Marshal
/ Fairy seized a considerable kuantity
OF "misbraHded drugs" at the Dan
forth and Eckerd drug stores yester-
day afternoon. Both drugs were pills.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
EVANS AHEAD OF
0UINIET AT 18TH

ROSLYN, y. Y. Sept. a United
Press Francis Ouimet, OF Boston.
and Chick Evans, OF Chicago. were an
square at the end OF the FIRST nine
holes in the final for the national anna
teur golf championship The match
is for 36 holes.
Evans was two up on Ouiment at
The end Of the 1rst Is holes. The
cards.
.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
To PAINT SAFETY ZONES.

William A. Casey, contracting paint
er. of iO7 West Eighth street. has
been awarded the contract to paint
the safey zone marks in Marke
street The work VIII he completed
within the coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
PHOTOGRAPHED WITH
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

DOVER. Sept. ii.-Governor Town
send, while at Marion. t., was photo
graphed with Senator Hardine in front
OF the home OF the Republican Presi-
deatal nominee. The photograph is
an excellent likeness OF both senator
Harding and GovernOr Townsend.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
SCHOOL AUXILIARY MEETING.

The Delaware School Auxiliary As
sociatiOn, which has the adminstra-
tion Of the funds given by p. 5. du-
Pont. for the public school work
throughout Delaware, will meet next
Tuesday morning in the rooms Of the
Service Citizens. Eighth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
EASTERN STAR PICNIC

Julia NJ. Story Chapter. No. 3. Order
0f the Eastern Star. IS holding a pic
mic at the home fOf Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frederick at Cenireville. This
afternoon athletic events and games
Will b. enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
VALERI PAYS COSTS.

Louis Naleri was dismissed on pay.
.nent or COSTS on a charge Of operat-
,ng an automoDile without proper
lights by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this m0rhng.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
McGrNNEs FAMILY HAPPY AGAIN

As Inc Couple nave setTIed tnelr ulI-
ferences, the charge Of nOn~suppori
against John McGnnes, preferred by
his wife was nolle pressed by Actine
Prosecuting Attorney William Pritch-
cit in Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
AUTO KILLS DOG

Nell, a beautiful collie dog, be-
longing to George Fisher, of 320
Ninth ave. was killed by an automo-
bile last night.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
JAMES A UIRONS M

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Sept ii.-Jamcs A. llirons,
we'll known contractor and politician.
is quite I'M at his home here.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02

/ nuestra epoca complicada, no paso de
lun 'entretenimiento entire amigos.
\ Pero he .ahf, no obstante, donde resi-
lsde el graii obstaculo. En- ESQ que es un
jlentretenimientSf de intelectuales esta
I.el nudo de la question. Porque el pue-
Ilblo, Ell >su sertido mas amplio, no es
possible suprimirlo; tanpoco es possible
itenerlo sin una fe y menos todavfa sin
| una moral. ! Que haremos de ese pue-
liblo, con que lleraremos esa vida. ~?
Nietzsche, cuando pierde todo ell con-
ltenido ideal que habfa heredado, Sc po-
ME d construir una ntleya fe Y ACADIA
por poseer una nueya moral. Pero nj
su fe nj su moral son titles nj apete-
cibles para la multitud; no quiere que
sil fey Su iii6ral sean buenas o inteli-
gibles para el pueblo. Entonces, ;qu6
fhara con .ese pueblo, que propiamente
queda c0lgado en- el aire. abandonado
IA ST mismo, fuera de la 0rbita moral
de los honbres eXcepcionales. =!
Nietzsche no encontr0 soluci0n, este
confiicto Es muy probable que este
drama ideol0gico lie persigui6. le'
atorment0 hasta el tiitiino minute de
lucideZ.
Privado de fe, Quebrantada su moral,
el pueblo ha quedado aband0nado a 81
mismo. Los hombres de exception han
seguido adelante, Sc, han lido lejos ell
busca de los asideros tilos0ticos seudo
religiosos que una inteligencia de me-
diano vuelo sabe siempre elfcontrar. El
pueblo carece de esas alas; su vuelo
no tiene iniciativa es precise guiarlo.
remontalle el vuelo por las alturas en-
uue, dejandolo solo, no sabrfa marchar.
Esta abandonado V desnudo de todo
ideal \. Sc agarra a la terra con un
moyimiento instintivo casi animal Y pi-
de ante todo vivir. Quiere vivir, y-no
cree que deba renunciar a una vida tan
densa de satisfacciones como los amos,
como los dueiios. Ha' substrafdo a las
ideas filosoficas la parte mas sintetica
Ell uni>1 u es ell resultad6 de una COM
binaci6lis energfas materiales. Por
tanto, va que Sc trata de aferrarse So
bre la terra. puesto que todo es cues
'ti@n de energfa y de materia, que lie
den su parte...!
i. Y, .es, ell caso que mientras no Sc lie
ne ese vacfo del alma de los hombres
con una substantial ideal (una fe), Sc
f;i initil pedir al pueblo, a la civiliza-
ci6n al mundo entero que adquieran
un iitmd mas eleyado.
Jose ma. sdlauerrfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
una intensidad que lie llev6 la -locu-

una intensidad que le llev0 a la -locu
Ira. 81, 40
i He ahf al hombre que, pattiendo del
pesinisliio de Schopeiihauer, lleg6, dc
paradoja> Ell paradcja, al supreme opti!
niismo, a la idea del superhomitu,o itu, =. .
Pero aquellos que han sufrido la falta
/ de saiudA y de fuerza ffsiea tiesnen
una acerada voluntad del hombre en-
ferInizo, toina cualidades heroicas, eli
efecto, que los hombres robustos desco-
liocen.: el vivir Sc convierte Ell debef.
y hay como una rabia corajuda en- ese
imperative que Sc adjudica a ST propia
! la voluntad, eaaltada freiite a la Nata-
raleza, irritada ante el destinoa
Ahora bien; la volintad de yivir y,
| por tanto, de Greer adquiri0 en- Nietzs-
che un Sinpetu de elnbriaguez. AL salir
I de Id sombra pesimista dejaba lejos la
fe cristiana EncontraBase indefenso,
sin lastre, desvalido. La moral de Girls
to llabfa quedado fejos. junto con la fe.
Entonees para pisar terra, para llenar
con peso la vida que deseaba amar Y
aiiflnar, Sc laiiz0 construir una moral
nueva. He ahi otra paradoja esa mo-
raj que a los dennis parece negatiya,
puesto que destruye la moral eXisten-
te consagrada. Nietzsche la adopt0
como un recurso Affirmative.
Era la moral de los hombIes de ex-
cepci0n. o. como el deefa. del super
homJrc. La antigua moral habfa fra
casado: solo servfa para producer la
tlemocracia, ell secialismo. Moral df re-
baiio. en- suna. ST el mundo insistla en-
obedecer esa moral blapda, sel IF0gre-
so del holnbre estaba condenatlo previa7
meIte.:: toda posibilidad de superaci0n
'quedaba. pues, suprimida. Y q -porve-
mir prometfa un cuadrO lasUmoso, Ell
que unos hombres tfmidos Sc abando-
naban a unas cuantas ideas de molicie.
de no lucha, de pacifica Y domestica
conformidad.
va en la primera juyentud. cliaIido
tsu amistad con Wagner, Sc preocupaba
Nietzsche de resolyer el problema de
las multitudes modernas III gran mu-
sico lleg0 redactar, 10 consulto con
su joven amigo, un sistefna de polftica
muy del siglo XVIII, segift el cual ha-
brfa de constituirse la sociedad pOr
pianos superpuestos: el pueblo abajo;
las classes dirigentes, despues, en- 10
mas alto, los filosofos. los artistas, los
AL pueblo, para tenerlo
ocupado, Sc lie darfa una religion. I.
Este sistema, mas propio de las ociosi-
dades del Weimar dieciochesco que de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
TEMAS ACTUALES
Mas sobre Ell giro de la Moral

Es diffcil giiardar la continencia
Ecuando nos encaramos con ciertos pro-
blefnas hombres. Nos sentimos inca
PAGES de cortar Ell seco nuestra viva
lcuriosidad y, verdaderamente, nos We,
mos arrastrados pof 10 que es mas fucf-
te que nosotros mismos. Tai ocurrc
esta vez con el telna que eli un anterior
artfculo nos PERFORMANCES el giro dc
la moral coTtemporanea Federico
Nietzsche. s'sa ss ~
/ El escritor germano insistfa en- con-
siderarse como una representation del
anticristo, Y al monento de perder la
razon huboS Sc firlnar, efectiyamente,
mas de una carta con ese raro seud0-
nimo 8 Anticristol Ell general. la gente
iletrada esta dispuesta Greer que to-
dos los. sustentadores de doctrinas atre-
yidas son personals de aspecto tremeii-
do y de conducta terrible. Muchos Sc
ilnaginaf;in a Nietzsche como un cfni-
co, como un hombre brutal. como ull
concupiscente. Todo al reves, era un
indiyiduo inofensivo v obsucuro, bas-
tante pobre, de gustos delicados ell
fermo. Era tan elfermo, que toda su
correspondence Y gran parte de sus
obras mas personales estdn llenas de
la Obsesi0n de la salud. Cambiaba cons
tantemente de lugar. buscando STEM
rfsr,
pre- ell clima que aliviase sus padeci-
mientos ffsicos. Para poner en- equili-
brio sus p6bres nervios. ell inquieto pro-
fesor de Filologfa abandon6 su catedra
de Basilea Y estuyo peregrinando de la
Eugadina G6nova. de Napoles a ye-
necia. de Mia a Turin. En- Turin, to-
do radiante de algeria, crey6 hallar,
pof tiltimo, el china que lie seiltaba
su salud. !. Pero fn6 en- Turin donde
hizo explosion su locura. De eallf lie con-
dujeron, loco perdido, al seno de Ale
MANIA
En- la literature contemporaries no
hay acaso un tipo tan representative
como Nietzscle. La representa-, claro
es, en- 10 que 6sta tiene de inquietud
morbosa. de desobediencia a todas las
iisciplinas, de anhelo indeterminado,
de intelnperancia, de satanismo Bau-
lelaire Y verlaiiie. Byron y el mismo
Poe resultan unos pobres dia-
bios 81 Sc les compare con Ell obscure
professor de Basilea, que nj Sc emborra-
4sf { - ~
,haba, nj hacfa gestOs epdtdntes en- las /
de los. cafes. Para representar
mas enteramente a la epoca. tcnia CO.
no la misma epoca, un sistema neryio-
10 fragil, entertainments sensible, vi
,rante " sutil. Padeci0 como nadie la I
2ife,medad Nteru,ia,. y no mentirosa-
nente como los romanticos, sino con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
lASUNTOS .RADICADoSl

En- "a secretarfa de "a corte de Dis
trito secci0n prinera, Sc han radicado
los siguientes asuntos: Vidal Santana,
MaXimina Ortiz Jose Matanzo VS..
Rrovidencia Crespo; Heraclio Flores
vs. Olaya Lopez; Jose Ramos, sobre
tdeciaratoria de herederos Y Felix Me-
lenaez vs.. John Richard Doe, cjecu-
ai6lp de hipoteca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
80 PESOS DE MULTA

la Corte Municipal conden6 An,
gtisto Cumpiano, $50 de muita 8 80
dfas de carcel, por haher agredido con
una maceta. causandole una herida en-
Ii 'cabeza a Ayelino Morenos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
-MENOR ARRESTADO

La policfa arresto aver al menor
Juan Nieves, a quien Sc acusa de ha
Der hurtado en- In plaza del Mercado,
cinco gallinas propiedad de Antonio
Sosa. Ei case fue sometido III Fiscal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02

Sc DEsEA cambiar un pasaje de
prinaera de dos camarotes (cuatro li-
teras) en- el vapor "San juan de Ju-
Mo 8 por otros igualcs en- cualquier
yapor de la primera quincena de Julio.
Dirijase Tetuan No. 4.
Advt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
CHRONIC LIN NGER|NG
DISEASES

Oklahoma City has one of the most
perfectly appointed institutions for the
administering OF InTayenous solutions,
serums, etc.
A non.surgical institution for the
treatment Of chronic diseases of wo-
men and men.
Hundreds of testimonials on file.
Special attention given to the treat
ment OF incipient tuberculosis, Brigh;'s
disease, Diabetes, Goitre, Stomach ana
Intestinal trouble, Nervous diseases,
rheumatism, etc.
Probably the only institution in the
southwest where the French 9l4 can
be obtained. The Interstate Doctors,
5O2 Herskowitz Building Oklahoma
City, Okla.
The Interstate Doctors whose Okla
homa City institute is the largest or
its kind in the Southwest, have ar
ranged for one or more member soi
it's medical staff to spend Monday ana
Tuesday of each week in Ardmorc.
Their offices arc on the second floor
of the Bridgman building on West
Main street. They will be in Ard
more, on the second floor of the Bridg-
man building Rooms TIA, Monday and
Tuesday and each Monday ana Tues
day following.
Their office hours will be from to
); evenings, Z TO S. Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
GOVERNMENT HANGMAN |
is DEAD IN N |C \ | GA \

Jackson, Mich, Feb. l6.-Licut. Col.
Christian Rath, veteran of the civil
war and cxocutioner of those convict.
cd of conspirns to assass.nate Abrl-
ham Lincoln, died here Saturday He
was born in Freidenstadt, Germany,
where he fought in n rebellion, during
which he fled TO America and Joined
the navy.
As a member Of General Wilcox
staff he was appointed provost Of the
old penitentiary, ut Washington, used
as an arsenal during the war. Burton
Harrison, Jefferson Davis private Sec
retary, was his first charge. Later
many more were brought in inclul-
ing Mrs. Mary Surratt, at whose
house the conspirators met TO plan
the assassination.
THE morning OF the execution" ;"
Rath has said, Il had Lieut.. Col. Ne
Call lead Mrs, Surratt from her cell
TO the gallows as | didn't want an or
dinary soldier to lay hands on her.
Following the execution. ! ordered
the bodies cut down. put in boxes and
burned ] took charge of Mrs. Surra.t
myself. / lifted her tcnderly in my
arms, her body bending a. l held IL,
I removed the moose from her neck
and placed her in the box. Colonel
Watts. of Adrian. Mich, placed a bottle
containing the names In each Of the
coffins and there the terrible worl;
OF the day was mt m end"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
PROHIBITION DECREASES
CRIME AND WANT IN TENAS
GULF PORT METROPOLIS

Galveston, Texas. Feb l6.--l'rohi.
bition has so decreased the number
of paupers throughout the United
States that the country's medical col
leges are facing a shortage Of bodies
for laboratory instruction work, ac-
cording TO DR.. William Keller. pro
fessor OF anatomy Of the University
of Texas.
There are fewer sick men than in
the bygone wet days, as sober men
have enough sense TO protect them
selves in bad weather" DR. Keller
said. absence Of intoXicants and not
high wages. is responsible for the
scarcity Of paupers, as many men
would spend most OF their earnings
for liquor no matter how much they
made" he added.
People who formerly patronized the
charity wards Of the large hospitals
and clinics, now frequently drive up
to the front door OF the best institu-
tions in their own automobiles. the
professor said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
FIRST WEEK, 5 EGG,
SECOND, z; THIRD, 1O4
Hens Showed Steady Egg Gain for
Mrs. Pierce in Winter Weather.

''Thc week before We tried Don Sung
VIC got eggs, from SO hens. The next
week, from a so cent package OF Don
Sung, We got ~ eggs, and the next
week 1O4. Some OF our hens are mere
pullets and Don Sung has started them
laying. Mrs. r. l.. Pierce. L. T.. u.
/, Butler, Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce selected a severe time
for her test--the middle OF January.
Yet she started getting the eggs
promptly. Your hens can lay we'll In
cold weather, and wen prove it. Here's
our offer.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month II you don't
find that 1t pays for itself and pays
you good profit besides, simply tell
US and your money win be promptly
refunded.
Don Sung (chinesc for egg.layingl
works directly on the egg.laying or
gans, and is also a splendid tonic. II
is easily given in the feed, improves
the hens health, makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, and
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 30 days and il
It doesn't get you the eggs, no mat
ter how cold or wet the weather, your
money will be refunded by return mail
Get Don Sung from your druggist dr
poultry remedy dealer or send so cents
for n package by mail prepaid Burreh
Dugger Co., 292 Columbia Bldg. In
dianapolis, Ind Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16

The Extension Department OF tho
y. & NJ College and the Oklahoma
state Market Commission have a
cotton grower in establishing u more
stable and satisfactory cotton mark.
ct. They hope to bring this about
by assisting as many counties AZ
their limited funds will permit, to pro-
cure the services OF government
cotton classer. The duty OF this
classer will he to grade the cotton
Of those growers who apply to him.
giving the grower a statement OF the
grade OF his cotton and the market
quotation on that particular grade.
then the Market Commission will step
in and find a sale for the cotton in
case the local market is not salts
factory.
This is no experiment for it has
been tried thoroughly in Texas and
other cotton growing states and there
is not single instance where 1t has
not worked TO the interest Of the
cotton grower. Texas had more than
a hundred Of these classers last year
and in one county alone it resulted
in saving OF $4,000 to the cotton
grower.
Shall Garvin county have one Of
these classers? Whatever is done
must be done Immediately. II We
are TO have the help from the A. &
NJ. extension and the Oklahoma Mark.
ct Commission We cannot wait ~
there will be funds to assist only
about six counties. We are one of
the big three" in cotton growing.
Would any county benefit more than
we?
Let every cotton grower who is
interested and every business man
who can, meet at the farmers assem-
bly, room on the first floor Of the new
court house, on Saturday. Feb. II,
at l o'clock Let us meet promptly
al one as we have the gifts TO dis
tribute TO the members Of the Pig
Club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
GALNESTONIlNS ANGLING
FOR INVITATIONS 10 DINE
ON SHIPS SERVING WINES

Galveston Texas, Feb. l6.-Angling
for invitations to dine aboard foreign
owned and manned vessels entering
port here is once more the popular
past.me Of certain Galvestonians, fol-
lowing a decision received by Collect
or Of the Port Fred c. Pabst from
tho treasury department in Washing
ton to the effect that enough wet
goods be left unsealed for use Of Of.
ficCrs and crews Of foreign ships
while inside the thrCc.milc limit. The
ruling, &c Is taken, also supplies the
guests aboard ships in the harbor
Ships under foreign charter nearly
all carry the red wine of Spain and
and Italy for rluonng out TO off
GERS and men. Under a previous rul-
ing of the treasury department, this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-16
Notice Of Sale OF Oil and Gas Lease.
Etats Of Oklahoma.
CaxtAs County-as.

Notice Of Sale Of Oil and Gas Lease.
Etats Of Oklahoma.
CsxtAs County--ss.
In the County Court.
Probate No. 119l ST.
Notice b hsreby given in pursuance
of an order Of the County Court OF
Garter County, Oklahoma, made and
entered on the llth day OF Feb, 1890.
the undersigned guardian will offer
for sale and sell at public auction
10 the highest and best bidder an oil
and gas mining lease on the 18th day
OF Feb. 1920, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
on the following described lands sit.
'iated in Carter County. Oklahoma. to.
Wit: An undivided one.half interest
in the NE Ia OF the NE IA OF tho
SW IA. Section II, Township s.
Range 2 West, containing ten acres
more or less.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions.
towit: for q cash bonus of not less
than $25.O0 per acre for the undivided
one.half interest of said minor aad
his proportionate part of is royalty
OF all oil produced and saved or its
equivalent in money, and his proper.
tionate part OF all gas wells.
Said sale will be held in the County
Court Room Of Carter county, Ol''aho-
homa, at the time above stated.
Dated this the 11th day Of Feb
1920. MAMIE MOORE.
Guardian.
r. Brett, Attorney for Guardian.
Published in Daily Ardmoreite Febru.
airy llth. 18th. 18th, 18th. 10th and
18th. 1920