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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

~ an argument against over production tho
buthIie Leader thinks the greater part Of the
worlds discussion is produced by those vino
h'y' never produced anything else to lend
weight TO their opinions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Remember Listen Lester Friday
Night CAdvD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Listen Loster' Speedy And Ther
Some (AdY)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

. u ia understood that Senators Gore and
h''l are not feeling very much snubbed on
nni being invited 20 the big democratic feed IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

The shawnee Nows says that was an awful
dty moon which poked its head through a rirt
OF clouds the other night" This leads the
Wlch'a Eagle 10 observe that "moBt everything
looka dty since The New Year came In leading
a camel"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

when Shadows Fall" from Listen
Lester'--tA Adv.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

when Shadows Fail" from "I.istss
Lester r. tAdV)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

X -
Thence continuing up said Riuer along
the foot of the Texas bluffs as the south bank
through Ranges i5 and rs to the intersection
of the West boundary line OF Range Is extend
ed 10 the foot OF The Texas btWfs.-
Thence north along said boundary line
OF Range rs to mid channel of said Riuer
the same mednders through the broad stretch
OF sand iChich in places extends to and is
bounded BY the bluffs either side and in
other places by the margin of the dlluUial
flood plain either side. and Uiich is cor
cred Cih lCdter at times of freshets and
entirely deuoid of fowing loater during the
annual dry
and also of all nachnery fixtures, TOOLS and other prop
erfy Of pafeUer kind character said lands
used in connection Wih the extraction storage ansporta
fi0n refining disposal of the oil gas products of said
lands; U fuH authority and pOrer to take possession
of said lands and property forith and to take all up-
prOpriafe measures to the oil and gas iuithn
such lands and to control all operations thereon for
production and disposal of such oil and gas; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned has qualified as such
Receiver by nak"o executing and filing his duly ap
(SI0OOO) dollars conditioned for the faithful perform
of his duties including the disbursement and pay
mem 10 me dirPcfOR OF Supreme Court
all ,chich into his hands in the course
of the ReceUership; and
WHEREAS, By the further prorision of said orders
of said Supreme Court of the United States
THE STATE or OKLAHOMA
THE STATE or TEXAS,
their respective officers agents and en,pOyees
persons noiD in possession OF Of said lands and
PROPERTY claiming any right title interest therein
directed to deiiUer possession thereof TO the
signed and enjOned until further order of Su-
Court of the United States from renOUing am
the ADORE described property from said lands AND are
also enjOined from conducting oil gas mining Oper-
dfOns thereon under the direction and supervision
the undersigned; and
Are also enjOined from in any way or manner in
terering h the possession control operations of the
undersigned as such Receiuer,
NOU therefore,
THE STATE or TEXAS
THE STATE or OKLAHOMA
Their respective officers agents and empoyees
and each and every person possession of any
the lands included fn the netes bounds ADORE set
forth, or OF the nachinery fixtures, tools other
property ADORE described; and
Each and erery person claiming any right title
sr interest therein or to any thereof, and
Each and eUery person conducting any oil or gas
mining operations in connection ith anu of said
lands or properties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

TO All PERSONS NOW Nv POSSESSION or
THE LANDS or pr0periB lying Wiihin the boundaries
hereinafter set fOrfh; possession Of any Hachinery
hrures, fo0s or property Of any Kind character
said fands and used in connection Ciih the orrdciiOn
storage dnsportaon refining or disposal of the oil or
gas products Of said GRds claiming any right tile
or interest in or To any O said i0Hds mdcncry frfures
tools property;
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

TO
THE STATE or TEXAS,
THE STATE or OkLAHOH1.
THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICERS,
AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
GREETINGS:

WHEREAS, The undersigned, bD certain orders
the Supreme Court OF the URted States, passed on u
first and thirteenth days of April, 1920, in cause
pending the docket of said Supreme Court entifi,
THE STATE or OKLAHOMA, Complainant Uers,
THE STATE or TEXAS, Defenddnt THE UNITE
STATES or AMERICA, IRterUener and numbered
Original of the october Term 1872 of said Supreme COu
duly appointed ReceUer of all lands contained lUth
the fOlOtCing Befes and bounds, tOUif:
Bounded on the north by the mid chan
mel Of the Red RiUer, the mid chan
mel is hereinafter defined; on the east BY er-
tension south of the Wesi boundary line of
Range 10 West betWeen TOlUnship I South,
Range 10 Vest, and TOWnship South, Range
West, in Cotton County, Oklahoma,
crossing the remaining portion of said Red
RiUer and to the foot of the Texas bluffs as
the South bank-Thence up said RiUer along
the foot of the Texas bluffs as the South bank,
through Ranges II, I2, 49, and through Range
II as fOIlOWs: Commencing at a point ON the
east boundary line of Range II EXTENDED
tUhich point is 1860 chains from the original
medIider of fractional Section 81,
Township 4 South, Range IL West and Sec
ton 36, Township South Range II West;
thence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Thence continuing up said Riuer along
the foot of the Texas bluffs as the south bank
through Ranges Is and rs to the intersection
Of the West boundary line of Range rs extend
ed To the foot of the Texas biuffs-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
MLEMORE VIADUCT Is
CONFERENCE SUBJECT

Mayor Paine and the city commits
|eioners Monday held IA conference with
|E0i. Al H. Egan and other officials
III the Illinois Central and Y, & M. v.
railroads. on the plans OF the city to
Build viaduct over the tracks at Me.
R4emore avenue
The viaduct was part of the general
1plAn for eliminating grade crossings rs
Ssong ago as 1910 Several suhways
5mere built under general ordinance.
EpiAns for the McI4emore avenue VIA
1nnct were drawn five years ago, but the
&war prevented further action, and
Batter. while the railroads were under
government control. nothing could be
Xaufe,
Under the general subway and via.
3duct ordinance, and legislative acts, the
4 Railroads are required to assume most
Nof the cost of construction of either
3suhways or viaducts, the city only as
8@nminr certain obligations for the cost
Ion damages to abutting property,
+ Residents of tho southern part ot the
Xcity have for years asked for this via
#duct as there is no east and west thor
XpuEhfare except McLemore avenue. be-
Xkween Iowa avenue and the Parkway
a AfcLemore Is practically impossible
&aver the railroad tracks,
a The subject viii be referred to high
&Ar officials In Chicago probably before
#hn agreement as 10 the work Is reached
The city administration Is determined
Ito have the Improvement made this
HNunsmer IL possible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
JOHNSTON BURIED;
YOUTH Is ARRESTED

Numerous friends Sunday paid their
last respects 10 w. c. Johnston, Mem
phis contractor and planter, shot and
killed Friday at his establishment at
Reese Landing, Miss, SFuneral services
were held at Mr., Johnston's Memphis
home, 222 North Manassas street, and
burial was In Elmwood cemetery. Mr..
Johnston was So years of age,
Melvin Joyner, l7-year-old youth, a
tenant on the Johnston plantation, is
being held In Clarksdale where he will
face a charge OF murder this week. He
was arrested Friday near Friar Point
Authorities allege that Joyner, follow
ing a previous difficulty with Mr.
Johnston, killed the Memphian as the
latter went to oversee the watering Of
his stock Friday. A brother Clarence
Joyner, aged 22, also Is being held on
warrant sworn out by Mr.. Johnston
previous to his death.
Trouble arising over the making of
crop is said to have resulted in the
fatal shooting Mr. Johnston his FAM
lily declares. made efforts to have the
Joyner boys removed from the place
following alleged refusals TO work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
ELANE RIOT CASE
REVERSED BY COURT

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March %.
Sol l--Oplnions decided by supreme
'.0tirt today were:
BY Chief Justice McCulloch:
anderson Mills VS.. II protho, from
Iaulaald chancery: affirmed,
Arkansas Land 4 Lumber Co. vs,
itxhugh. from Calhoun circuit; ar
#irmed
Hines. Director. General vs. Bertha
ltherspoon, from Hot Springs cir
Seuls; modified.
Nv Justice Hart;
4 Harry u. BovRy va. A. {, McGahey
rom Arkansas circuit; reversed,
Rev, Lindsey W., state. from JefIer-
5on circuit; reversed.
New York Life Insurance company
MI Caddy Allen. from Drew circuit
Affirmed McCulloch and Smith dis
Renting.
a All banks. Ir., John Martin Albert
HslIes, Joe Fox. WIN Wordlow and I'D
Ware VS.. State elaine rioters); re-
ersed
isy Justice Smith:
4 Frank Hicks. Frank Moore, I'd Hicks
u. Knox, Ed Coleman and Paul Hal
hi state tElaine rioters) affirmed,
Jim Barring W.. state, from johnson
irouit: affirmed,
Rural Home Lodge VS.. Malinda Sea
From Pulaski circuit. reversed.
q John r., Adams w, Suda Rhodes
From Arkansas circuit reversed.
4 BY Justice Humphreys,
II Luther Sneed vs.. state. from Craig
bead circuit. reversed,
Il Home Protective association VIZ, Cas-
Morse, from Crawford circuit af
#irneu.
a Roy Il. Ferguson Vs. w, e, Hudson
8trun Jefferson circuit: affirmed.
n Effis j. Selle vs.. Aaron Rapp, iron
Evfste circuit reversed and remanded
NAfcCulloeh dissenting
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
|. R. AGENTS KILL
!. DESPERATE NEGRO
has. Saunders Riddled With
Bullets as He Resists Ar
rest Sunday Night,

with his IS calibcr automatic thrown
,rer his shoulder and splitting a RAIN
Ri lead into the faces Of TWO Illinois
Central special agents. Chas, Saunders.
b. negro, was riddied with bullets and
Instantly killed Sunday night when he
Insisted arrest at the hands Of J. II.
riddle and X, +, Pope, railroad ON
sers. The killing occurred al Mcle-
|nore avenue and the l. c. tracks
Riddle and Pope. after having been
koeketed on q charge Of murder. were
IN liberty on their own recogniEauce
|lnff the case was ready for hearing
II city court late Monday.
In the three-coTnered duel between
hegro ana special agents, In which Is
khots were fired Frlddlc received pow
her burns on his left cheek as the only
In{ury done BY the desperate negro,
|ghe received two bullets through his
bead and three In his body.
Wanted hy railroad men on a minor
kharge, saunders was accosttd by Frid-
he and Pore In a negro house. As he
has being escorted into the open. Saun-
Hers came out With his pistol. Friddle
Irahbed the negro by the body from
hhhind while the later poked his re-
#folver over his shoulder almost into
HE special agents face and fired eight
Hines in rapid succession.
Pope, who was few feet way, rushed
III frlddle'g rescue and together the
NO agents began pumping lead into
me blacks body Pope's bullets tooR
fleet IN the head while riddles pisto
MAS stuck In the negro's side. The
black dropped his pistol after being
Met and died without saying a word.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
SATURDAY IS MEMPHIS
ANNUAL CLEANUP DAY

Saturday. April g. has been set by
the national board of fire underwriters
as the annual cleanup day in all
American cities. Chief FitZmorris %
the fire department has asked other
city departments to cooperate In ad-
vising owners OF property to see that
trash of every kind Is removed from
premises and that numerous fire hag-
ards are brought to an end
The chief. however. does not advise
that the trash which aecumulates In
garrets or back yards during the win
ter be burned Members OF the fire
department We're kept on the jump all
day last saturday for example, to put
out fires originating from burning trash
In back yards
A general spring cleaning Is advised,
however, and the city street depart
ment should be called to remove trash
and waste from the receptacles pro-
vided for them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
ALLEGED
INDIANOLA YEGG
|. AS WANTED MAN.

Frank Wayne. alleged safeblower ar
rested al Shaw. Miss. with Charles
Moffatt, following the robbery OF the
pOstoffice safe at Indianola, Miss, has
been identified through Bertillon and
photograph systems as having twice
before been in trouble IN connection
with safes blown near st. Louis, ac-
eording TO announcement Monday by
Detective Chief Jake Gwaltney.
Paul wRggener. Bertiilon expert OF
the Memphis police department, mug
Eed the two men Sunday while they
were In Jail at Clarksdale and brought
back with him their Bertillon measure
ments Through fina& prints. Wayne
was found TO be the same man as the
one arrested in st. Louis May %, 1915,
under the namo % George l.. East
brook, charged with robbing a post
office. The same man was again ar
rested MAY 20. 1919, on a similar
Ciarksdale aud Memphis authorities
| are cooperating in working on the case
ana efforts are being made TO de-
| termine whether Wayne, alias East
| brook, is stlll wanted on the prioi
| charges. Naggener, who was dis
| PATCHED to ClRrksdale by Chief Gwait
! nev. was accompanied by w. I. Grit
| lin chief special agent OF the Frisco
| who becomes chief OF detectives Ihurs'
: uRy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
LUMBER FIRM SUED
FOR $6S,O67.34

The skyuard shoot al lumber prices
IN the past five or six years makes a
nifty difference financially when on
has "a contract for lumber signed IN
the years Of 1914 and 1915 This fact
Is brought out forcibly in a bill filed
in chanCcry court Monday In which
the Globe Bosse World Furniture com
pauy. 81 Evansville. Ind. seeks SIS, %
0653i damages from the Coulson Lum-
Der company Of Memphis.
The furniture company asks the big
sum. which IL claims springs nom the
difference between contract price on
three contracts and the market value Of
the lumber today on the undelivered
portion Of the contracts.
Contract Of Oct. 80, 1914. alleges that
the Coulson company agreed TO deliver
a certain number Of feet OF No. l COM
mon sap gum and Is and p sap gum,
AKA inches.
The second contract Nov 1. 1914,
the furniture company alleges that No,
| common and Is and IS sap gum, SN4
inches. was 10 be~delivered, and the
third contract called for No 1 common
Difference in price Of the commodity
in 1914 and 1913 and the present day
caused a loss. the furniture company
alleges. and II seeks TO recover through
the ch9ncary court.
In case their figuring Is wrong In
placing present day values as of No.
vember. 1919 the furniture company
then asks s24.501.O 6 as damages, figur.
ing on values of June, 1917.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
TO TRIAL FOR
KILLING RECLUSE

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 20.
tSpl)-WiH Simands charged with the
murder 81 Oscar Carlson Swedish re-
cluse and rrputed member OF this no.
blity. at his home on Waldgn's Ridge,
several months ago, Will be placed on
trial m criminal court here today, the
case having been postponed on two
occasions due 10 illness Of members OF
the defense counsel.
Stmonas ls the second man 10 be
tried for the murder. win Washington,
negro having been convicted and
sentenced 10 the electric chair after
an alleged confession duplicating ST.
mOnds and Alb Hatfield. the latter yet
10 be tried. Carlson lived in an out
Of the way place on the mountain and
his body was not found for several
hours after the murder, Il, having been
dragged to a pTeCipice and an attempt
made to throw Il over, Suspicion was
directed 20 Slmonds when he appeared
al the county Jail and exhibited what
purported 10 be a will signed by Carl
son conveying all the dead mans prop
erty To him. He was arrested and has
been kept prisoner since, Will Wash
ington Was arrested at Louisville. KY
with an automobile belonging to Carlson
In his possession and when brought back
to Chattanooga is said 70 have con-
fcssed that he had conspired with 81
munds and Hatfield TO murder Carl
son and get possession OF his property
his share being the automobile and a
shotgun
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
MOtOrcOp Jack Ward
Has NarrOW Escape

Motorcop II. n. ("Jack'0 Ward. S2l
Webster street had narrow escape
from serious injury late Sunday when
his motorcycle collided with an auto
mobile, driven, police say, by c, b,
Miles. barber. 25S Poplar avenue, at the
intersection OF Washington avenue and
Fourth street
Catapulted from his machine, Ward
head struck the fender OF Miles car
and he WAS pitched In front OF the
vehicle one Of the front wheels passed
over his PROSTATE form. when MILES
stopped his car, Ward was picked up
from beneath 1t In a stunned condition,
lie was taken TO St Joseph's hospital
by Police Inspector Bee, who witnessed
the accident Later the Injured officer
was taken home.
Physicians stated that Wards head
struck the fender on the spot where
his skull was fractured in B. previous
motorcycle accident He was conscious
AT his home and II was hoped the frac-
| ture had not been re-opened. Miles
was arrested at his home after the ao-
| Cident
Ward is the second motorcop to be In
| iured in three weeks. Motorcycle OFF,
Ger Victor Zambroni was fatally hurt
when he guided his machine into tele-
phone post TO avoid striking a woman
| who stepped in front Of his machine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
JUNK DEALER RUNS
DOWN GIRL OF Is

Sam Perlman. junk dealer. 227 North
Manassas street. was to face city court
Monday afternoon on double charges as
result Of having run down and seri-
ougly Injured l3-year- old clara kup-
ferschmidt. 1853 Linden avenue, late
Sunday as the child was attempting to
board car mt Poplar avenue and Wat
klns street perlman was docketed on
charges Of reckless driving and passing
a street car with the gates open.
He surrendered TO police last night
two hours after the accident, following
a visit TO his house by Motorcycle Of
ficer Eddie Lyons. who had been fur
nished with the automobiles number. lie
admitted having struck the child. whom
he accompanied to the General hospital
In another private car,
The victim was found to be suffer-
ing FROM severe fracture Of the leg
above the knee and severe bruises. She
was later removed to the Baptist hos
initial
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
THIEVES TAKE QUININE;
MAY SELL AS DOPE

The perpexinr question Of how po-
lice are 90 solve Nbe dope problem
among hundreds ot Ridicts, which has
always been one Of the deepest dyed
mysteries. may have been solved BY an
outside hand. according 60 the police
report following the robbery OF Witsell
Brothers Manufacturing company. 800
North Second street. Saturday or Sun
dav night
Included In the list Of stolen goods
was $50 ounces OF duinine. which po-
lice say can he disposed ef easiest
when put up into capsules aud sold as
morphine By buotlcggers, Police are
now awaiting an epidemic OF wry
faces and revenRoful cOuutenancOs
among the addicted class
'.he visit Of the thieves 20 the plant,
which was discovered Monday. was the
fourth in 90 days. More than 10 gal
Ions OF alcohol have been stolen by the
thieves In the last visit they took,
besides the Quinine, seven gallons 81
lemon extract and five gallons Of grain
alcohol
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
SeUenty-TWO Ready
To Work For City

Seventy.two young men whe are
anxious TO work for Memphis viii he
given the physical examinations re-
oulred by the civil service rules next
Saturday night. Later they must pass
the educational and mental tests, before
their names are placed on the civil
service rolls.
A majority of them have applied for
appointment on the police force, but
some intend to be firemen. Mayor
Paine recently placed the sanitary force
also under oivil service rules,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
KING TO UNION CITY.

Thomas b. King. chairman Of the
good roads department OF the Mem
phis Chamber OF Commerce, win 30
TO Union city Tuesday to speak before
the Lions club Of Union City on road
Improvement He viii meet w, w,
House. chairman OF the state highway
commission. Mt Union City In u final
rally In support OF the good roads elec-
ton to be held In oblon county ir
April
Reports Of dissatisfaction over the
route for the proposed roads TO be i'm
proved In Obion county have been re.
ported but II is now believed that al
differences have been settled ard that
Union city will be united in support OF
the good roads program.
The county court Is 10 meet early II
April and vote on the issuance Of bonds
to make extensive improvements II
highway throughout the county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
TAKE ASPIRIN AS
TOLD BY ''BAYER''
"Bayer" introduced Aspirin to
the Physicians Over
IS Years Ago.

TO Get quick relief follow carefully the
safe and proper directions in each up.
broken package Of "Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin,d This package Is plainly
slammed with the safety "Bayer Cross"
The "Bayer Cross means the gem
nine, world famous Aspirin prescribed
hv nhysicians for over eighteen years.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, Rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neu-
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
but a few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages, Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Salicylicacid'
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
SEEK AUTOMOBILE
IN REPLEVIN BILL

The automobile which Ray Black, 45i
n Monroe avenue. was driving a month
sago. when Il ran down and fatally in
Iiured Monroe Littlefield, l2, 571 Vance
3Avenue, is sought in a replevin bill
filled In chencpry court Monday by Mrs,
sjulia Crawford.
The car has been held in Render s
5garage since the accident. having been
attached by attorneys for c. W. Lit
stlefield. the dead boys uncle, who filed
n n damage suit against Il. l.. Moseley
4 who was supposed TO be the owner OF
Tire machine which Black was driving
Mrs Crawford alleges that the auto /
not Moseley's property hut hers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
WILL ASK BANKS FOR
BIDS ON CITY FUNDS

Ride fo- the city deposits will be
asked OF the heal banks at once. and
the contract for the coming year viii
be awarded April I2. The present con-
tract with the Union & Planters Bank
& Trust Co. expires May 1.
The city for a number Of years has
arranged annually with one Of the
banks FOR a fixed cost for interest on
overdrafts and for interest on daily
balances. The bank offering the best
contract is given the deposits for all
city departments, except the schools
marks and The artesian water depart.
ment. which conduct their own bank
ing affairs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
BARBER FREED.

Because deputy sherffs could not To-
cate the prosecuting witness Jim Bar
Der, indicted for larceny, got a YER
dict of not guilty in Second division of
the criminal court Monday. The rec
ommendation for the verdict was made
by Frank Glankler. assistant states at
tGrney, A. b. Galloway represented the
lucky Jim.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
TwO Face Trial
On Bribery Charge

T., Bertasi and 7. Tonoli, charged
with having given $50 bride to W, y,
Bee police inspector, went to trial IN
First division of the criminal court
Monday.
The Indictment alleges that Bertasi
gave Bee $50 bill 10 forget 1t" after
negro spotter had found whisky in
or near Bertasi's place OF business on
South FBuTth street,