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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
COOPERATIVE BUYING CUTS
LIVING COST RADICALLY
t"iornd" concern Estimates SIO.nEu
VIII tie Sarr, ITS .ian En-
ulONEpN This Nru
DENVER. cor

hENNEE. col. March i.:-C ="
.;"toS is hcriwp Attorney-ceucrai
Palmer ~ his hsht ou th, high COS;
o. living. Ana this year over s5U.0ot
VIII be saved /" his ;.Gnn crNrioyeos
through an economical Co-opo~; tiyc
scheme OF buying that, H. has ru: in
operation.
At,a m, etina, az: the Industrial CON
gross III lliS. large ,iiLhcr plant n Short
ii'ne ago. Nh. Gates Uttered tn. use ~
Il large warehouse for 4 co!miniSS:,ly
whcr: any employee could secure. rro-
ceTicS 1t wholesale prices. \ purcHa$-
Ing agent was hired ANA an :,n.tiy&is
of the first months business showed
mat this plan was cutting th- cost .:
n! staple articles troW ) 10 ~ pcr cent.
That such system. LAS iiiruorta--
hearing urun reducing the cost uf liv-
inE essentials is anparuui for ,:atcs
rubber Company employees ar. getting
tiG max iinuM return irom th.ir money
IN" hish cost OF lunches at tho noon
hour has been removed also For a
cafeteria operated by the management;
% this concern Is furnishing food .t
cost 70 The employees.
Anh at every meeting OF our Indus
t'Ia! Congress-. says Mr.. Gates. "th.rr
;'re plans offered for making an oven
.arser reduction IN ou- cost uf l!vi,lg
Last week Nc adopted Il coal Durchas-
Ing plan that Win ennhln MI Of ue 10
Sct our winter Cual Very close 10 IN,
wholesale market. pu1 aim * 10 make
every doila~ cont t's In cents III j,.o.-
chi prices" ,s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
AUTOMOBILES SPRINGS
SHOULD HAVE ATTENTION
Car Owners should HIVE Parts Imbri-
Gated mud NOt Allowed tn Nust
ScripuslS,
fsyRFEEN

The leaves ut an automobile Spring;
are Intended 70 slide upon one another
Nipcn tn" car is In motion Many ca:
owners allow the springs t. get dizzy.
to go wi;hou; iuhlicatlon and to be-
come very rusty. The leaves '.ccomo
50 di7ty .hat instead ot s!.G!H, on
each Other. they w9rh almost as ii
they wcyc cne solid piece OF S;Cci.
Then. when tIc Ca strikes a hole a.
bump IA i1u road the springs are
compressed aud instead OF cacu iua:
leaNes OF a rusty spring are hello tas;
TO the uppu. leaves. The reaction from,
The compression of such q spring :
many times greater than the reaction
where the leaves AZ" allowed 10 slip
ON out another as they shout.
The ngst step towards :, remedy ~
to keep mui and dirt ard all foreissu
matter away from the springs. Tnis
can BE- done effectively by ,covc.!u&
tn"m with boots. Some supply stores
carry covers "a n, ~. goou rang" OF
sizes OF SPRINGS. but it you can; bus
;hem already made. ycu S&ould be anic
TO max, Them yourself, sewing them
together OF leather y. "a gooG grade
o. leather SUBSTITUTE. advises Motor
latter material * that il IS much
cheaper than leather. and being water
proot. ii sill keep iicl and ,noisturc
hir lob 10 max" suitable spring covers.
especially # you can e,c; some OF the
members OF ;h". t;unily Interested 10
tho pnin: mat 1907, wi'l Sew. The covers
ne Iubr.catiou on SNrin%s protected
IN this way Will remain in place a
very long time tud will not gathc-
grit and dirt the slight expense and
OF thc boots will entail will II, wcY
worth liz" effort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NEW NATIONAL SEDAN
WELL EQUIPPED VEHlCLE
New I.Ow-iimng Holly Gives Graceful
Appearance ami Othcr Idcas
ftt Add Smurtncss.

combining exceptional grace with the
dignity so essential In Il closed car. tho
new s"von- passenger sedan announced
by the National Motor Car a. vchicl.
Corporation Instantly commends itself
10 the lover 90 line automobiles
An exceptionally low appearance has
been given the ear without sacrifice OF
head room or road clearance through
clusivrly National. Ia which the body
sides overlap the chassis frame bring
ing them * inches closer ~ tho ground
than IN the conventional method Of
mounting.
I'm additional result has been TO elm
inaic the high running board seen In
other cars. The body Sides dcscrnd;n..
TO within two inches OF tile running
boards. with The aperture between Their,
closed 10y II trim and slender valance,
The low appearance Of the car IL en-
phaSiZcd by its narrow straight linz
the hood line being extended ali tie
way around thc body, and by Tie low
crown OF ;hc roof
W iadows are cXccptionaIly large nd.
hitting NaNimum light and air. -, ,ynIl
as contributing one OF the distinctive
style features Of the car. They ;,r,.
ht,"d with ornamental controllers that
desired position. :, inai touch or
smar,ncSs is added by :, patent lcathcr
visor Set jauni:iy above tho windshield
Th. interior OF the car is lnyit;ngiv
roomy and luxurious, with choice of
upholstery in either of two standard
fabrics. rich striped gray velour or
ucnt includr OctaSonal DOM. and cor
h.r !!SntS with silver muuntin1s a
h!ck"I"l exhaust heater. silk uorlIai,.
~ tho doors walnut vanity case AMI
coinhihatton match safe and ash re-
cciNcr.
In performance tho car rs prar,I.ol,,
on pa" with National open models
du" 10 is except !onally Hight weight
secured through the wide use Of alutni-
mum Ia the body construction the
sE"a'hine of which il entirely OF tio
Iuajcr!a!.
with tho fact that It's lar.:. winao,,
space makes IL instantly convertible,
INTO nracticaIT an opcn mode. are cy-
owners who hitherto haI". preferred
"p"n cars during the summer months
ihrreby .iNina II a.! -ycar-rUuui pcpu.
!auitN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
FRANKLIN COMPANY WILL
BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE
floor space OF torpOrntIO.. win Total
Th!rt! -Four Acres b! the End
Of This

Ground has just been broken ~ THO
tFaHEl lin Automobile conDau, tor q
new seven story warehouse ana manu-
'''cturlnE building. with u ilcor space
aEfr"Haiin@ 2n".vV" snuarc feet, ac-
IN" i"c.oiY NJ syracuse. Tho striic, q
iIr"--w!'l cost $4,000" ana toe ucccs-
S"'F machinery ana equipment viii
represent :,n additional investment 0'
s2lr."n" J; viii be ready Tor o.cu
raMcy. i is oHtee:cd. les September h.
IN" Franklin COMPANY has las, con-
pieicd another s"Ncu--t1ry m!iIii..
with Il floor spavc 90 !5C.upn square
l.";, at a cost OF Si0D.""u \ SlJo con
addition 1" another maHUfactur.n..
'hilninS - Jclnc ri! ed 10 compile. on.
as IS new heating ard powc. pinnr
'pSt!nS 2cn GOO. By thu cud Of 1929
Tue total nror space w!li u..rcEu.,.
moro ilan usirty-folr acres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
MANY FIRE DEPARTMENTS
FAVOR PNEUMATIC TIRES
In Test. rncnmatics rr,,, ,,,,I-,
Hiding aud rctt-r Nun.kid Per
iormaa"cS on Houn,iuc sorucrs

Thc Tire ItpN'tr-on' % n.lr.i, n ~.
o. uc many mum .pI i-"GS&t,... BE-
CARNATIONS II ia" country ~ Ion =.
'aorau.ra!! converted TO tllc ,i,,,,,t d.
cord tire as cGnipuont 60, Ills .,.n. .
;"iNs. tar aopnrntNs nu D'....l,. :; ..
HhS p,f!l rNlinilI Tor a Year :ss.l :. g:,
ana INC fire :tutnNri:i"4 r.un .N;!, I'll,
res nave given tnrupluir Satisfaction,
several weeks ago the h"- -ni Nrc
"'partmcht fnadr comnaru;ivn test -,
-; D!S phcNinattcS N cnHpctij;u.I ~; +.
InlcFch, inhk"S a. cushion =" 81
Mos pTcSen; w"'" ~, acknowledgements
r.tEr's ~" representatives ~ -.
- ~ me conc .Cs!rl - tnr ',..,-.f.
WiS|lrnc!S Hwur""d TIA. Nr:dict =, 81.
e i"" ,"iua ~ 81
pet'rl 1pUNlSi.t Toy '1r!a,r.Cr- al ,r,. -.
EE"s while 'ho trucks ,.ors r,;,,,Ii,,r
ttSt further bi- ,rd.r snr l-,.
Fi"trs. Nohhy Cores Was p.a-Jd ~,
commission y,$ ''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
APPERSON CARS REACH
: FOUR CORNERS or GLOBE
fr;d> al Great t;ncrirau Mntor am,
Germ So" f'ntur" i"rri.n
!DI

I: I'Fh"pS 20" nu'"m"bilv mail.ta,l,,r.
" r"n@H!1. llus r.td" greater s.rid,
rtSS than has tho Appotsnn n,,.r'.
Ant"'h"hi!e 'onpnmy. Of Kokorro. Ina
',"HS - or. i.ise end Of The ,vovli
. ~ ~. -\r2.-"F..g i'Foth~rs forcsr.,
N"' Az! ntac" aSuir settled dow.
Thor would b. a 'hig ;orn,uu ,,isi.
nesS aIaiahl" on .Nmcricaii-r,.t,c
t,Eii<., ihHy figured. would apply Us
ooinmodity. Therefore. at,,r ,.iv;,
81 matter serious Thought, they oprn-
81 Il; New York City an o,tic. from
y!leH alt .hcir export business 8 i.,..
~ transacted "
,.TLiH Is IN charp. al ,;cors, II
',r5n. WHO tDI many years h.s ben
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

10 all four corners 81 the earth TheSs
have -on" 10 f-r AVA. lava, India
south -\frjCa. aud as wrli a. tho oo'!n-
tries whicN now sc"n vcry clos" ,y Us
--namcly. England. NrHuc". l;.t-lUu
:,uI others "u tho Eur0p."n ,.oniiNoui
This h;s Uccn q steady business ..ha
one which has every evidence. ~ -. Y.:
prriNauCrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
Drawn by c. D. Bachelor

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'nar2" al I;cOrs. IT
many Years hiss ;sa.u
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

many than NOT QUITE ENOUGH.
FACT. Think it over.
LAST PAPER COUPONS.
In this issue Of the PRESS appears
the last paper coupon that will be
printed and all credits of this class
MUST be in this office NOT later than
p. M Tuesday night, Feb. "a.
The coupon tonight calls for 1000
credits. No extra papers have been
printed and the usual press run was
made tonight. There is wide free and
open field for the garnering of these
big coupons and the bars are down, so
get every one of these big 1000 BOYS"
that you can and pay particular atten.
ton to the fact that THEY MUST BE
IN THIS OFFICE NOT LATER THAN
s p. NJ. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th.
THIS GOES ALL ALONG THE LINE
AND THERE WILL BE NO EXCEP.
TIONS MADE. Plenty of notice has
been given and there is ample time to
get them in.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
OBSERVATIONS BY
THE CAMPAIGN
MANAGER.

TWO WEEKS FROM TOMORROW
NIGHT rs THE END OF THE
TRAIL"
And tomorrow night comes the end of
the 10000 extra credit offer for $50
CLUBS"
Get every $50 CLUB" that you pos
sibly can this week. secure in the
knowledge that you will surely need
'em.
Bright Eyes" says: 81 am doing
nicely, thank you"
And THE Girl With the Curl" smiles
the smile that never fades.
Miss Picture Hat is on the job all
the time.
Fred Cole is sure making "a real race
for a late starter.
Doing very nicely Miss Brown Glad
to hear that you have the undivided
support of the good folks of Brawley
Miss Cronk, together with Mrs.
Knight of CaleXico, are taking back
seat from no one.
The list closes for entries with the
close of the second credit offer.
And that is TOMORROW NIGHT.
HOW MANY CLUBS" OF $50 FOR
YOU THIS WEEK?
LESS CREDITS ON CLUBS"
NEXT WEEK. REMEMBER THAT.
NEVER UNDER, ESTIMATE CON-
PETITION IN THIS CAMPAIGN. A
FOOLISH MOVE.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
$50, O,0O0-THAT'S QUITE A SUN

Casey Abbott is quoted in CaleXco saying he is 60
ing file $4,000 libel suit against the Imperial Valley
Press Just to be fair Casey going after the Progress
for additional S50000 Casey therefore the press
of El Centro has damaged his reputation 100000.
The Valley has noticed the grand rush the part of
the Ell Centre papers to humbly apologize and reract
what has been said since these hints thrown out In
fact the scared they thinking of turning
their plants to Casey quickly possible in order
to get out of this horrible
Well, Casey far as the Press is concerned that file
of papers sent several days sent in order
enable explain The Press has offered to print
your statement but said statement has not been forth
coming. You at liberty to refresh yourself on the
charges however by reading the files The Press has
nothing to take back
AS county highway commissioner, have left the
county and gone Europe during the most critical period
of county highway construconhat time when the
ifcations being drawn when the kind of paving
being decided when the first bids for When
all these things happening instead of being here
the job, where you Casey?
You were off in London, New York somewhere else
And yet hurts feelings to the extent of $4,000
when the Press suggests that you resign.
Bring your long-range guns, Casey; there
few "Bg Berthas concealed in this end of the woods.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

The CLUB members of The Imperial
Valley Press SALESMANSHIP race
are going ahead with leaps and bounds
lightning like rapidity.
First one and then another popular
CLUB member leads the race, only to
be displaced the day following by some
other equally energetic aspirant for
handsome motor car and SALESMAN
SHIP CLUB honors.
The end of the big campaign will
come two weeks from tomorrow night
and with the coming of the end will
come. the distribution of the 23 hand
some prizes and the cash commission
checks.
Among those TWENTY-THREE
gifts are those THREE handsome mo-
tor ears. the CHALMERS HOT SPOT'
touring car, the OVERLAND COUPE
and that nifty little DORT touring car.
Every one of them a handsome prize in
all that the term implies and a prize
worth all the time and effort the CLUB
members put forth in winning them.
That CHALMERS carries a value of
S2250. the OVERLAND sells at $1705
while the DORT, equipsNd as it will be
with wind shields, totals the neat little
sum of S1205
! Then there are all the other beautiful
prizes OF course, the hearts of all
CLUB members, almost without eXcep-
ton are set on winning those three
automobiles. That is natural Still
all cannot win them; that is obvious.
! On the other hand, those who put
forth the most effort these last few
DAYS of the campaign WILL BE THE
ONES WHO WILL RIDE AWAY IN
THESE CARS All that is necessary is
=. that YOU, MI, Mrs. or Miss Ambition,
have few more subscription credits
than has your competitor And the best
way to be sure of having these credits
is to make every hour Of every day
count on the last leg of the race.
Never take anything for granted
Never think that you now have enough
to win a motor car. No indeed. But
keep everlastingly after more. What
matter it if you have handsome ma
iority over the other fellow at the fina
count. Better untold numbers toe
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
ITS JUST GRAND"
SAYS MRS. ROGERS
Could Not Feat Meats or Bread for
Two Years-Gained 1S Pounds
Taking Tanlac.

NO one could see the wonderful
change in me and doubt that Tanlac is
just a grand medicine" said Mrs
LLouise Rogers of 4017 Brooklyn ave
nue.. Los Angeles Cal. Mrs. Rogers
formerly lived at Wenatchee, Wash,
where she is also well known.
MY health was so bad for years that
l became almost physical and nervous
wreck" she continued. Il had nervous
indigestion, disordered kidneys and 9TH
er troubles. l was perfectly miserable
and for over two years l could not eat
any bread. milk or meat, and had TO live
on the very lightest, Of foods. l suf-
fered so that sleep was almost impos.
Sible and l fell off to a mere shadow
of my former self. I was under con-
stant treatment for eighteen months
but kept getting worse instead of bet
ter l nearly gave up all hope and my
husband. too. thought l was going to
die. He decided to send me to a health
resort. but l was so low | had to be
carried and have an attendant all the
time.
1T was then that a lady from Van,
couver persuaded me to try Tanlac and
it was just three days before l noticed
4 change for the better. l have now
taken five bottles. have gained eighteen
pounds and all of my old troubles are
gone entirely. I eat three good meals
very day and sleep like a child all night
ong. l just want to tell everybody
What great medicine Tanlac is"
Tanlac is sold in Ell Centre by Thos
Neville, successor to McColloch Drug
To-, in Imperial by J. Bresnoham. and
n Brawley by ROLAND Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
WE REFUSE TO BE SHUT UP

From time immemorial favore trick of politician
under fire throw threats of vast libel suits of
the terrific extent to which his reputation has been dam
aged etc. etc. the real purpose being to shut up his
There are rur1ors of $4,000 libel suits by
Der of the highway commission and ntimatons that the
other commissioners approve of his reported action
The highway commission would like the Press to shut
up. The the members of the highway commission
feel pretty we'll described in the Westmoreand Tri
bune several days ago said Fred Lack who
about be defeated for reelection No. water
board withdrew his The paper said that with thf
highway fight Mr.. Lack did relish the publicity at
tending defeat
Why should the Press shut up?
This paper has been fighting for fair play to conrac
for end to shady and suspicious deals the part
the commission for end to politics the highway
commission board, for business mans board
We fail to see why should shut Libel suit
threats fail to u.s. until we have beled some
DAILY THE VALLEY NEEDS A NEW HIGHWAY
BOARD WORSE THAN EVER.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
WARNING TO CLUB MEMBERS.

Bring in every possible "ciub' OF
$50 that you possibly can before
o'clock Saturday night. February
21st, and take full advantage OF the
present big $4,000 extra credit Of
fer. Out-of-town club members can
mail i'm their remittances to reach
the craftsmanship Club Manager
any time up to Monday. February
23d, and they will be counted in on
this offer. The only requirement
in this case being that they must be
pOstmarked before 9 p. III. Saturday,
February 21st.
Remember that the third extra
credit offer of the Salesmanssip
Club which will start Monday. Feb
rIary 23d, will be only 10000 extra
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
B u I
Is
Days Before
End ofCan1paign
MRS. j. O. COLE

Welcoming the IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS SALESMANSHIP CLUB as a
golden opportunity to cash in" on her
dreams of driving her own automobile.
Mrs j. y. Cole, we'll known and popular
natron of Ell Centre, whose picture we
take pleasure in herewith publishing,
jumped into the battle of ballots with
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

credits for each "club" of $50, and
this extra offer will last only one
week ending Saturday, February
28th, at 9 O'clock p. n., SO it is to
the advantage Of every "club"
member in the race to get in every
possible subscription before p. IN.
Saturday, February 2lst. Sales
manslip Club campaign ends Sat
urtlay, March 9th.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

The material chosen for this
frock was radium silk of shade
changing from pale taupe to SHIN
mering gold. The skirt is made
in bouffant style. with large folds
at the hip graduating to smaller
folds which merge into the edge
lof the skirt at the bottom. Short
tabs of gold lace peep from be-
meath a soft girdle Of coral satin
ribbon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

the determination to put her best foot
foremost in making these dreams come
true.
Mrs. Cole is member of Narney
Bros staff in their Ell Centre store and
is one of the pioneers of the Valley.
During her residence here this ener
getic CLUB member has through her
natural gift of meeting people sur
rounded herself with a large circle of
loyal friends, all of whom are with and
for their favorite in THE SALESMAN
SHIP CLUB race, and every indication
points to the fact that Mrs. Cole will be
a factor to be reckoned with until the
closing clarion hfTres forth
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
175,OOO Extra Credit
Offer Ends Tomorrow

Extra offer of 600 credits $50 Clubs closes
at D. night Out-oftown members may
mail in their reittences and long postn,ork shoOs
D. rn Feb 21st they 1uiN be included in this offer:
15O 900 credit offer starts Monday and only lasts six days
SALESMANSILP CL UB race ends ,veeks from tonight
1000 Credit Coupon Printed Today
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
ANOTHER BRAG EXPLODED

The highway commission pointed out at length how
the county was losing but little the interest
the bonds The commission let it be inferred that it
due the brains OF the commission that this situation
created
Here the facts:
On 81 100000 bonds at per the interest is $4,000
annually
The bonds invested in government certificates at
A 1-2 per cent
The interest received at the rate of annually
The is losing at the rate of $500
on the highway bonds This is taxpayers money.
Now credit to whom credit is due.
County Treasurer c. w. Barton is the who pre-
vented the from losing at the rate of S5
annually. He the who established precedent
according federal bank circulars by overlook
ing technical points and investing the county
wisely that loss at the of $4,000 annually cut
to of S67,500.
1T WAS Mr.. BARTON AND NOT THE BRAINS OF
THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION WHO CUT THIS LOSS
FROM PER CENT TO ONE-HALF PER CENT.
Mr. Barton is saving the county at the rate of $67500
and the highway commission by its continual delays
is spending the taxpayers interest at the rate of
$500 year.
IS IT ANY WONDER THE VOTERS ARE DEMAND
ING ACTION?
A Northwestern University student is working his
way through college by easy process He has 200 hens
laying for him.
Somebody has written beautiful poem about witch
hazel 1t ought be musc-barbershop chords for
example.
Tobacco is pretty Objectionable in ways; still,
wife. Ia.
Washington telegraph., 1920-03-05
For County Treasurer

We are authorized to announce w.
p. Agee of Hope as a candidate for
Treasurer of Hampstead County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary.
We are authorized to announce
John S. Hartsfeld of Ozan township
as candidate for Treasurer of
Treasurer of R.. owdkodwk oww
Hampstead County, subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic Primary.
We are authorized to announce Mont
Turner of Spring Hill Township as a
candidate for County Treasurer of
Hampstead County, subject to the ac-
tion of the voters in the Democratic
Primary election,
Washington telegraph., 1920-03-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance Of the authority and di-
rections contained in the decretal or
der Of the Cnancery Court of Hemp-
stead County. Ark, made and enter
ed on the 2nd day of Mar, A. d.
1920, ir a certain cause (No. 544)
then pending therein between N. b.
Coleman, complainant, and Paulina
Johnson ct al, defendants, the under
signed, as Commissioner Of said court.
viii offer for sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder, at the front
door or entrance Of the County Court
house. in which said court is held,
in the county Of Hampstead within
the hours prescribed by law for ju-
dicial sales, on
Saturday, March 27, 1920,
the following described real estate,
to-wit:
NE quarter of NV quarter Section
10, and 1929 acres off the East side
of NV quarter NV quarter. Section
10, and z half NE quarter SW quar-
ter and f half Sc quarter NV
quarter and w half SW quarter NE
quarter, and 10 acres off the East
side running full length north and
south of w half of Sc quarter of
NV quarter and 10 acres off the
East side ming full length north
and south ~ w half of NE quarter
Of SW quarter, and 5 acres lying in
SW corner Of Sc quarter of NV
quarter, described as follows: 220 yds
in length north and south and ITO
yards from east to west, the last
named S5 acres being in Section 20;
all being in Township South, Range
26 West. containing 1929 ~ acres,
more or less, in Hampstead County,
Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of
three months, the purchaser being
required to execute a bond as re-
quiIiad by law and the order and de-
cree of said court in said cause, with
approved security, bearing interest at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
from date Of sale until paid, and a
lien being retained on the premises
sold to secure the payment of the
purchase money
Given under my hand this 3rd day
Of Mar, 1920.
o. c. BAILEY,
10t2. Commissioner in Chancery.