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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

Uubiirhsd In. tns 7gss osiiy wsriA
nio'f"GT il' IL, ii b. 70 u 4, 10 70 Y 70 =
'10'''''gs gGsn5ISgRgSse2E 5GIFSgRgSs2E n, rgo'!;ss''1 ,,ss
~ .@"niisAaat iA3;aa H9 f9i;tiai tkibafio"4io% TsSt hFy1
bInuCTiyg 4 shSjrtEY sEwEn is
cifY" ~ friSH As anEArf6 AHb
NhlitUEb HY gHbtNANtE 40.
atl. -A3D DECLAHiNG Ar EMER.
WiiEHEAs In putsusnss ~ the pr5yis.
l"hs "i ihs 'hartrr NJ NE tl'y " TuIss.
provided ths sali Ciy ~ Iulaa 40 By
o5ral!!oagoo ~ 90 AZ sish-' snd ssiao.sh
'i,a,, covers io said fEWEn plsrEic4r
nsar. a " Bi BiY',',',s a1 s. OF ,,t d ofa,, u,
ispi-mbar Isgl tst 90 ,sn-io,k-
smsl'y COMPANY. ,onrratto,S s-rsie
'otrs,t tof n. construction " cert u
.niI.y sewer in ahwru UtFrrtcr ~
WrEnEAH in ,uuuane. ~ anid con.
havr .."nsttugtsd a oertsin sanitary sswer
iu asid SEVEN bINTUiCT so. 40. ana
accepted ap1 approgad b. The cts Ensi'
ncur anu tns nbsrd of C1mmissiousrs of
lh.. ,,,i!'K. " Iuiaa and.
fhc staut.a NJ thr state 81 GEia6orns
sf0rrrsa, and under the terms of the
hItifr ~ the Hsii tity ~ tulsa. Okla
huWht % iH deemed ns,eHrary bY tho Board
~ 'onmiHHiunsrH of tnU Duy " Tulsa 10
levy aul aHarHa special taH upon tho
property liable fu HrsuHamEut tn aai1
HtM Elt bIaNNiCT ND. i4H uy reason Of
tho assessment IN satl EEWEH DISTRICT
NO. lip. by reanon ~ construction ~
said Hrwrr Hnd FOO pay Tor tho fImo, and.
WHEREAS fho total ,ost ri tho con.
structiop ~ said Hewur Sn said SEW En
niaTHl'I SO. no. Including cGtfAs
hsss been a=--t'aiH1f and r. hotcby dc
Glazed 20 be- tho sum of ta6Bssh, iil cf
whirh iH 10 hU levied by special aRHess.
luHutH aEaiuat the iots aud parcels of
land bru"f iod by the construction ~ said
sewer in asil SEWER DISTRICT no. iIS.
WHEREAS. aiI ieEai requirements have
been complied with 20 authorize tho levy
parcels ~ land 40 liable Tor the cost VI
conntrurtion ~ said 81 .rr in said RFW EH
ptNrHtCT ED l1g. lu the amounts here.
lnafter specified In 81 etiOn Of ths
ordinance,
EOw, THEREFORE,. uE 1T on.
DAlNED nG 1HE BOARD or com
hlhslnN OF 1HE CITY or TULSA
. sEcTioS ! That there shan he. end
there is hereby appoftioned 90 ana levied
apon AID assessed aEains, tho srvsrai lots
and parcels ~ lana IN said SEWER DtH-
TRtCT NO. 'tfl In the Clty " Tuiss
Oklahoma. 80 benefited by the construo-
Won OF asld sewer tho amounts respective.
~ a. follows to Wit
nHOADMOOE IlEIUIIrg AnBtTInN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
lROADM0OF UEiuIIrs ADDITION


H ~ ~ a. a.
i.yisS ao ~ shsessment hstef
iots and ,.Se o.. W. "uuNe nen,l"nsn
Hts,.s -" " -tNoi' ~ pnu are h'tepS uo
ns,s,i. Uvn upoh -uoh lols an a
oIh,, (, ~. ." a, 80, W i, rHnH ,htsn, as
,n,eaa a. =, . ~. " si'".l " ~ ~ 'u'."U'e,, ahu th-
IN and y "r ~ "snnrn rs o@rn1I @ arcs
a,o nnuaSt, ~ Wy VI '"Hs' NA'ah"iha'
ptsfsrfpN's .r,. -, .- - -
no Isvisd hssu va, Az, ~ as'.sshei.a het -,
eauai ann,,sI tnn, i,,t 'u." WV 70,
~ -. "a So ,,''s '''nnu'" ~ au,hetlitn
ss.,. a. .s.st tpes -. ~ ahe st.t9 ot on.
tb.f ,ha .a...-.,T ",rr"TT, -" "",'uon
- a. - ,s 'tisnnsss .nsll p'I H'ates'
son,',, Hs,.hi s.,,'x "a, p,' tentu,m ps.
tLs na,t,,sn, ~ isa .,,5.t AZ, , ~ u ss,,'' y,
~ ..in ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ s''Vtsl IN, a'fH,"ht'
~. u "h-'.sin'ns -, rom me ustr o!
INC trnt lnstailfnent tfld nrsosHf1ent,
dsysr,ss NJ. w,.n NJ sScrnsi 'l,'t'N Or the
the itt6 dsv ~ bsc.,,h " H'sap,' =
s,l,h,ng vsar,, ,a 80 gea lnstaliin;I.s win ths
ban ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ unhain ny 't'i'l,ie,ls' =
.sni. aseh succeeding year unth al
provId.b now.,.. ,,., 49, go.
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dt tho voter desires to vote for the
above proposition he shall stamp an ''XS
In the first square above II he desires 10
vote against the above proposition he
AboveD
sueh person be legal qualified property
taa paying voter OF the city OF TULSA.
Oklahoma. as required by law. Tho polls
remain open ccntinunusly until and h.
DAY Of November. A. d. i92i which is iha 70
The numher and location OF pc!.inz
places ana thN. persons who shah conduct
aald election shall be az follows,
!srsecuon of Second and Main streets
thence Eas, on second street TO the Nj.
along the Nj K 4 T. Railway to Main
street. thence South on Main street to
the place Of bcginnlng
Precinct No. .. BeEnnfpE at the IN.
tersectlon ~ Main street and Frisco Rail,
way; thence North on Main street to the
x 7 Railway tracks; thence West.
erly aiong said tracks 60 tho center line Of
Maybell Avenue, thvnce South op Maybell
Avenue 70 Brady street. thence East on
on Lawton to the frisco Railway thsnce
Essierly, along the Frisco Railway to the
P'5Ss m beginning p.,,uu', a.,
tetseetion Of the FRISCO hallway and Main
street. thence SoLthwcst along said Frisco
kahNhN 10 iAH intersection Win second
street, thence EaHt on second street to
Frisco Avenue thence South on Frisco
Avenue TO rLnd street thence East on
1'hird street TO Main street thence North
on Main street TO the place Of beginning
Prccinct No. =. Al OF that Territory
between second and sixth streets and
Sstween Main street and the Midland
Valley Railway
Precinct No. s. All that territory bs-
tween Sixth and Eleventh streets aud
between Main and Midland Valley Rau-
way.
Precinct No .; All that territory be.
I~een Third and seventh streets and
betSeen Main 81 'ect and Denver Avenue.
terscetion OF Denver Avenue and Third
street, thence West on Third street to
Frisco Avenue, thence North on Frisco
Avenue 70 Second street. thence West 90
Second street To Frisco Railway; thence
South along the Frisco Railway TO sew.
snth, street thence East on Seventh
htrecN TO Denver Avenue, thence North
ning
Precinct No. 3, Beginning a, tho in.
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tpubiished In the rulss Daily world,
November Is, 10, ~ rs, ia iss;, World
Publishing company, Publishers)

(Pubiished In the rulss Daily world.
November Is, 10, ~, Is iG is1,. World
Publishing company, Pubiishers)
Notice tor hearing on assessments
for pavlnE In hTitEEr IMPROVE
hENr DISTRICT NO. sac. City OF
Tulsa, oklahoma
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the Beard Of @ m nlsaioners adopted on
the iath day Of November 1921, notice Ia
hereby given that the Board Of ComfnlH-
sioners OF the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
q the city Enslneer as 60 the amount
OF the cost Of the Nibroithio concrete
pavement which should ho sssrssed
srainst the Abuttine property. the prop
srty benefited and other property liable
70 assessment and the owners thereof IN
NTREhT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
Sss, which Includes tho following do,
sdrfbed portions OF ntreets, to-wit3
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD from the
west line Of Tacoma Avenue to the
East limo Of Union Avenue.
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Atorc
said statement and estimate OF the CITY
Engineer and has determined TO assess
the cost ~ the improvements In said die.
trict against the abutting property. the
property benefited and other property
liable To Assessments and tho owneiH
thereof, as tniowE, tosvtt
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
Paving for Admiral Boulevardl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

' ". ~ 80 ~ W
no proposal % amend IN" 'hv-l HW'
10 reduce the directors from apyoF
g., tho, T.tt.tt .n.,t. ,,u ,,.rry,-.
a.. a.. rH,i.. ~ -,
r.. Glars. secrctary.
tn.s,,.s.. a.. a.. .r..,.. ,..,,. ,...,, ...
',,,nh. ~ Hst nss"' % .,1"
r,,npet ~ ~, ~. ~ w. I.l.. N'I''
RUNNING '"tnpany Fnn' N"''''
,,-,-. o.. NoIli - 49,,
No'l1s " hettby gwen that I" p1L-'
arc ~ an "rder by me ioard on ''.M
mssionsrs of ne Civ of r"aa. nl1n
honai sealed bla1 VII p" fN''l l'rH t'
onloe OF ne CITY Auditor OF ra.H 'i.
yntH O'clock p ~ Mondal
ber w w foI fut0lshlhf ''
anu peftofIninE the w"iH boo" r--"'f p"
naNing Hnd oths' wise 'wpr"'l"H .n'
in.nnef ana subject R" thr '". i'',h
hereinAItf Hft Out ihg .I.nflnl ''
Hctlbeh p'filonh 't me i..""|nt H''''' IT'D
naid lly ~ Tulsa, in.Yi
CHbIbNNt AVENUE won '.'
sorlh line or hsfhh'N Fi.''. TO ITO
Tor tur'hrt dsloHn H' p. 'n, ',.'I
plsnH shd methods "f consul i1''nh '' h'
$50 " lmpf"'lnE ..N "nI
sSa sSs' spssif,esuo1. ]s,,lar ] .rpi",.d zoe b.
the h9std ~ ,"igm i'h''1'f, ,nA Ih'
Tes"lull"u h1"fifl ny th.' N.alN 90
to5 N, lm pTo'',"'n on s'l' N.nr n'
ssln u,fe'iH Ahn Nttu''H 'll i.'o.g
ilon. plane ana "pe,lr' lions H," "u tN"
la,, la ~ PLY, y" ,,,uf ,., n, n.',,l,'.
NopleH or 9all ieH".I I'"n VIII mo- INInIgn'd
upon "hpl's,'u ih'i'i.' h' iNH "Iil.'
" ih' wy NN'l'''
Ihf euiHr cost 'f nAIh .ITf"'. H.n'a
on salo pofU"u or nAIn 'ifF''H NNN N'' N
r ths" SHAT b- rtr"l il"n'a ~" 'uu lrF.
yea snd hHsfsscd "rAlhHi lhr "tni'lhF
uropery liable 20 'Hs' .ninenH ihgf''nf
end me owner. ihFl''L lu 'nfuAh''
wlih tua pIeNhl'nH '. N'R.l' "l 'N'
Nhs Nhs','l Wv w "3 '' 'N'.' ',''. uIi'',
snu psyw'hh i' lh' ,"nlt1't"i WIZ NJ"
made w tah hl'lH "'ldrh'inF hail HH'''a
Wehtt
The contractor 'n whom ~ contract
may NJ a~atdtd VIII he required 20 pro.
cure lhg elAhhiuie - q A"toy company
sFP,e''d ny W. n'afH OF 'oninlHsl9h'ta ~
VI thr liY .gf Iulsa, 60 tho contract
<usr.nieeinE ihe r1nstruc Hon No ih" sum
or lbo yer cent Ahd an Indemnify BONA
signed by surety company approved BY
the hoAid OF '"lntn lsHlnh"ia gi lhc ,liy
~ Tulsa or not Tess thHn ivy per cent nt
tho contract price. provided SAID surety
-sfnpsnF ahal not ne llahie "h Hald bond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

Pgeithef in the Tuiss DAILY World.
nsvsmeer is rs aud 20. 1891. World
c..assilhhing Company, Publ ehsr1
WNEbhEhs SALE on TANK CARS.
company = hsssachussita eas es heilhlns
oslahems. ain at Tulsa and al Healdton.
D. iF3' 'n'sr Into I. ssrtsin eont,.cs' W. W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
LEGAL.

Notlce--The ANNUAL meeting of
our Wockholders will be held no
vemhcr 81, 1874. at 302 World
building. Tuisa. OKLA. from 10
o'clook q. m. to p m. There will
ho a proposal 10 amend tho fby-laws
10 reduce the directors from aevou
20 thrcC. Catlctt Davis Ou corpora
ton. By j. @. Cntlott. president
r.. Giaaa pecrctsrv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

DELIVERY wagon. chevrolet. 1921 model
self starter. perfect running order, 8sTb
Lewis-Marsh Corporation, 1907 $. Main
Usage $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

chanically perfect. A fine buy. very
easy terms to responsible parties. l09-s
W. Second. Cedar 2ebg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

CHANDLER touring, two spot lights
bumper cord tires, runs and looks Ike
new; very easy terms. 1886 " Sec
ond. Cedar 1855.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FORD touring. 1918 model, Al condition
$3.50. easy terms. Lewis Marsh Corr
poration, 1901 s. Main ST. Usage $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FORD truck. almost new pneumatic
tires. splendid running condition. large
body and cab. 1895 W. Second. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FOR SALE-igl4 Cadillac speedster IN
perfect condition. VIII take $3.50 cash.
Apply 6i7 $. Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBiIFs ron SAip

BABY GRAND Chevrolet roadster. 1921
model, perfect condition. good tires.
f49o, easy terms. Lewis Marsh Corpor.
elton, 1901 s. Main street. Usage $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
40 REWARD FoR STOLEN BICYCLE

Dayton bicycle, red trimmed In black:
practically new. wire basket attached
stolen November rs from Lee school
Tuibs, $40 reward for recovery call
principal Lee school. Usage cEsI or
Usage k67S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
cE or sETTLnMENr or

Notice rs hereby Eyon that William
Hudson Peck. as executor Of the estate of
Celia Peck. deceased, has rendered and
presented Tor sCtuemtn and filed m this
Court, hia nnal account ana report ~ his
administratlon as such executor and his
petition Tor distribution OF said estate
and for his discharge and that the sth
dat o. December, 1874, at no 90 o'cluck
a, NJ. OF satd day At the county Court
room In the Guy oi rulsA anu County
Of Tulsa, ana state ot Oklahoma, has been
duly appointed by the Court for the
settlement of said account ami for hearing
said petition 81 which time and place any
person interested IN said estate may
appeal aud Iits his exceptions IN writing
to tho account aud contest tic same aud
may then ana there be heard upon the
petition Tor distribution and discharge,
In Testimony whereof have hereunto
Court this lbth day ur November. 1891,
T. I. J, HbLr,
tf,nnf. Iuag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Public Auction OH Monday,
December II, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by Il. s. Government


a. iHwhuska, Oklahoma pcccrn Der ~
i92i. about $500 acres iu quarter section
tracts will be offered for OIL leaHes Bids
- Oy fur bonus in addition TO stipulated
royalties 9b per cent payable nu date OF
sale, balance IN three annual inste nenta
with acceptable security, within tho area
advertised there are about 400 Oh wells
producing from I to 1000 barrels each.
the total daily productioU Tor September
Oviug about $4,000 barrels. and about 90
now drillng. Al lands now leased sepa
rsteJ Tor gas For blue prints NJ area
adNertWrd tracta now leased and pruduc
ing wells send 30 cents and Cor ali lOgS u
producing wells % cents and Tor further
Information white 90 4. 3. Superintendent
oaage AFency PaWhusAs, Oklahoma.
pubush,d In tho Tuisa Daily World
November A. ~. 10. 20, a. 20, ga gs.
70, % a. 4s 80 and no. 1871 world
publlsl ing company rubliuherl
STATE or OKLAHOMA
COUNTY or TULSA. IS
~ THE COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF celia reck d~ccased
Millian Hudson Peck. executor. No.
st57 Prpuate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
CITY Auditor
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PURELY PERSONAL

LADY Business, ability, brosdminded
wants party to finance small, good pay
ing business. Have some security. TT6.
NJ. World
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22
2'eni sicn65 d 3,

VIC are trying 10 arrange to print
The Sentinel on Wednesdays, instead
OF Thursdays as at present We find
that our subscribers or the rural
rput.s had rather got the paper
Thursday thar Friday. III or,ic- 20 do
this we ass: tnc cooperation % all coz
rcapondentl, adyertisers anc othe-s
VINO have anything they want pun
iished in The Sentinel. Get your copy
TO Us just as carly as possible. please
We always have more to do sr. prp>a
day thar We can possibly do and every
wee.: something is left out Of enc
paper because it did not get TO :he
office m time. Send your stuff in
carly and hetp Us TO keep our religion
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22

The Can't Furniture Co., Of LIB
erty mas OF contest IN which ahey
are gong 10 give q piano to some
cmrcn, achool or individual IL a
voting contest The piano is first
prize Other prizes are parior suite
Of furniture and felt mattress The
| contest is now open and will Close
/ Decen,her 20 Get particulars from
/ the store
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22


AZ, ......,y .ixsen1s that ne wan a~n. ~
out again.
Agnes IIeaman. of CrMs Hill. spent
the week anc with Fait' !ay.on
Prof. and lMrs. q. E. Weiborr and
.heir ltaae ssaon iiseosea spent last
Sunday with Pros Welbor7os pannss,
ahove Pickens
The many fricnria Of hr Z e. nai-
ne,, are glai TO sec him onf AGAIN
after being il. fo- a few days
Mr. Jone; me city electrician mas
purchased a ne~ Es:ex car, aHh now
ne takes en-, 70 me
Capt. J Z Roland rcrlrred TO Az
lama last Mnnday. ~ Is.s.e W ms Ola
run aftc- being o. nom" 20" tc~
DAYS
II Z. ScaDorn on. O. IN" t:-ano
ju-yman waS Ia P.cacna one caE ia'S
week 10 meet the o.n.- comml:!'-''
men VINO are to go oycr -n', poo". o.
:tlc coui,ry Supervisor ana cne:" np
me uff!ciaS of the coun'y u g:l'e-a
Nc,,,. j Y Ga,,.pay ann hurn
U4ean.r reIr-ncO <"nu S..luna q g.
v'n.r. -nuN nave n..., io' ~''"ra Hn|S
n,lya .,"~y.or w.n cuiIu - q,
aia. Nu.u""a pn~e. !a ''r" ~
~. 4 Z Wil.aa q Ni''"n"aie,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22

More punhc improvements are be
ing made M the Gown Of Pickens now
thar ANY zane nrfurc IL history
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22

Il you are Interested III AT hrmis'
.!ce Day celebration III pickena Moy
-nDer say something about Il
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-22
Inc t2,ueri!ac,e menting oon.lnue@
20 d"aw large eud,cncc..

Tins pnhcns scnoo upcnc; Monday
VII anoui 21O pupils preaent anu
witr Cnc prlgn,cat prospects III ms
,o-3
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-24
YOU CAN'T TRUST
CAL0MEL AT ALL
It's Quicksilver, SaIivates, Causes
rheumatism and Bone
Decay.

The next dose of calomel you take
may salivate you. 1t may shock your
liver or start bone necrosis. Calomel
Is dangerous. 1t is mercury. Quicksil
yer. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
II you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out, Just go to
your druggist and get a bottle Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for few cents which
is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calOmel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
you sick. you just go back and get your
money.
Don't take calomel. It can not be
trusted any more than leopard or a
wildcat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone
which straightens you right up and
makes you feel fine. No salts neces-
sary. Give it to the children because
1t is perfectly harmless and can not
Observation-Disclosures
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-24
American leQion Car Winner.

Abbeville, La.-Hundreds of persons
saw the women's auto driving contest
on the thoroughfares of Abbeville
Throngs from all sections of Vermilon
as we'll as Crowley, Lake Charles and
Lafayette and other nearby cities were
on hand. First prize was awarded to
the American Legion, the car being
driven by Mrs. John Ewell Second
place was accorded Vermilion Cotton
the car appropriately encased in cotton
and blossoms of the plant This car
was driven by Mrs. R. A. Dalton. The
third car was driven by Mrs E. j. Lee
Blanc, having Santa Claus driving a
reindeer with green and red ribbons.
Honorable mention is given this third
car.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-24
TEXAS COTTON CROP ONE OF
LOWEST FOR PAST 20 YEARS

Houston, Texas.-The total cotton
production in Texas for the season OF
1922 is estimated at 1852, 100000
pounds, not including linters, accord
ing to a report issued Wednesday by
F. N. Gray, cotton statistician of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture
The yield is equivalent to 100000
bales of 500 pounds gross weight
(478.4 pounds lint and Zig pounds bag
ging and ties estimated per 5O0-pound
gross weight bale). Total production
in 1920 was 4, 1922 bales, 500 pounds
gross, according to the census.
The average yield Of lint cotton per
acre is estimated at So pounds and the
harvested acreage at 10,961 900 acres.
This is one of the lowest produc-
lions in history; the lowest within
more than twenty years past having
been the crop of 1907, when the pro-
duction was 2,267, 293 bales, 500 pounds
gross weight, the report comments.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-24

Darwin found parrots on the bleak
rocks Of Tierro del Fuego, but as a
rule these birds, in the native state,
are found only in the tropics.
In accordance with naval regula-
lions. the cOiors are raised at 8
O'Clock in the morning and lowered
at sunset. In the army the flag is
raised at sunrise and lowered at SUM-
set.
Although women have had the right
to vote In Norway since 1907, the
recent election to the storthing Of
Miss Karen Platenf is the first in
stance of a woman being selected for
that office.
More than 80 per cent Of the vana-
dunn produced In the world has come
from a deposit in Chile owned by
American interests.
Australia has an average popula-
tion Of two persons to the square
mile.
julius Otto Of Macon. Ga. cultivates
worms for fishing bait. The last fish
ing season he raised 66 gallons Of
worms, worth IS gallon.
Mrs. Harding, wife Of the President,
is the possessor Of magnificent new
seal coat, q present to her from the
Masonic bodies Of Missouri.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-24
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Electrically operated oilers for ma
chinery have been invented that can
he controlled from central SWITCH
boards.
The shooter fish brings down insects
from a distance Of from one TO TOUR
feet by squirting them with water
from the mouth.
Every family in Buenos Aires IS 70
have the privilege Of hearing at least
one opera each season free OF charge
at the new municipal opera house 10
no erected under the supervision OF
the government.
To enable blind persons to write an
inventor has patented guide made OF
narallel wires between which pencii
is inserted.
The English law does not permit
q man to marry his mother-in'lew.
or German invention is simple
ran,d and effective method Of separat-
ing alloys into their metal component1
and extracting metals from ores.
The human soul Is a dark WOOD.
when one meets q man for the frss
time he seems to be so-and-so, Dut II
Is only later. II ever. that you come 70
know what be really Il.