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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
A CANnEn srATI.MENT.


1to world desires 10 oan particular anco-
hon to the legislative story in this Issue from ITS
~aff correspondent at Oklahoma city. Therein
In found candid statement ~ legislative
achievements and shortcomings.
The lower house NJ tho legislature has per
formed some substantial service Tor tho people
and tho state. II has unmasted tho administra-
tive inefficionoy and protligacy that has hlther-
TO operated in defiance of law and dccency ana
Il has held tho plundcrhund In check The
wisdom Of eloctng republican house has been
vindcated for in no other way could so much
have been accomplished
nut after saying this much, tho fact remains
that the lower house has hocn Disappointing To
the pcope Of the state. II has fallen far short
Of the expectations Of Tho World. For II failed
10 show the courage necessary to adequately
reform legislative practices which must be re-
formed before Oklahoma citizens can come
into government they can he proud Of
The worlds correspondent points out tho
many useless and unnecessary appropriations
made by the house. 1t saved the state some
dollars In appropriations II Is true, hut 1t made
more dollars Of appropriations that must
stand without legitimate excuse defense,
These are set forth In tho legislative story
ferrod to-
There has sccmed TO be lacking the leader
ship that would inspire the now members to
ourageously take their stand in n revolu-
tionary manner against appropriation cxccsscs
We fancy that between tho saving made and
the reckless appropriations INDUCED In there
is not a sufficient margin to arouse any great
degree OF enthusiastic applause on the part OF
the taxpayers.
And yet had the house taken its stand firmly
the economy program promised by repub-
licnn leaders and advocated by the republican
press turning It's back firmly on tho leaders
from the various state institutions and the
agents OF the pork -barro brigade had 1t re-
fused TO flox the knee to to institution coun-
ties. and sruck boldly for the people and eff.
Client government, tho Rngulshed cry which
would have gone mp from tho plundcrbuud
would have been instantly drowned in the roat
OF approval which the citizens OF the state
would have INDUCED in.
Leaders of the right cabbcr are developed
slowly He who fears Cfiticsni--who hcstates
to stand alone in order 70 be ctcrually right.
~ lacking IN the quality Of leadership essential
to preserve American institutions In such form
az TO command the atfcctiouate regard OF tho
people. such leader Oklahoma needs and
-,
,.,,.,-., -. ... ,.,,..
OF service to the people IN the administration
OF government And any political organiza.
ton which, by us achievements proves its
fsithfuness 10 the people as 4 whole, has moth
ing whatever 10 fear Tho political organization
OF Oklahoma Is OF n most mlschjovlous nature
1t designed for spoils. Never. We think
can l"' '"'uS o" '"' pu'"' treasury '' "d'-
0ua''| oh''N'o' never can government Ne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

t.ooai Roads.

Editor World; Some timc ago In the people, =
column | noticed an article stating that people
were coming to realize more and more that
pavcd and roCi. roads. | believe tho exact
words were hard surfaced roads, were no'
necessary in order 20 have good roads I'm the
country. 4 fow days later "A denial OF this
was published, stating that IL was impossible
TO have u satisfactory road the year round uh-
lcsss n was hard surfaced The argument given
was that rains washed the drt winter tros,s
after snow mad" rough ruls and nothing could
do the duty OF mdcoadam, pounded rocks or
ptNcd roads. | have waited for someone 10
cnlghtcu thia mistaken citizen but since none
has done 80 | volunteer.
There rs a tar and oil preparation on the
market. in fact several Of them, which when
applied to properly graded roads, will abso-
lutolv prevent freezing of water on the road
surface and also prevents rain or snow from
soaking In. II prevents dust from blowing In
summer or windy dry months and docs not
soak into "Chug' spots 20 make road rough.
The cost Of the preparation and application ot
Same is small compared to the value OF umo
70 keep the average dirt road Ina good coudl-
tion and rcappucatiou is NOT necessary often
enough io require any trouble, In fact Il re-
uuirc~ lr.s attention than the average hard
surfaced roads OF course and would require a
fpN iuthcs OF dirt first but after that the treat
ucnt of tar and oils works fine. To verify mv
statements | rcfor YOU TO the Barrett companies
who hay, headquarters iu any large ctteS Tor
instance. 81. Louis. Chicago, Pittsburgh. cto.
This is only ono OF a dozen who will give YOU
good information regarding splendid roads
which require no hard surrariug.
GOOD ROADS CRANK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Tho war department cyinccs rare courage
in undertaking to publish a last or war slackcrs.
Inevitably the samc f,voritism practtccd In tho
draft viii Crccp into this and many an old
grudgc viii he paid or by some uudcrlng as
wcu a. ovcrlinE blasting the name and fame
OF an innocent man. Tho sachcr list can serve
no useful purpose. II should never have hoon
attempted n slackCrlsm was tolerated with
out statutory punishment which was publicity
enough the government usolf was az nul,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Oklahoma Outbursfs
ny OTIS LORrON.

Poker IL said 10 be game OF chance. -
mot for fhe fellow who runs Tho "ki'ty"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

told Mary Watkins all about wat he
thawt | did with the red ink, ony ne
cant prove IL so wat do | care9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Peace has broke out again In Europe. The
Poles are SELLING an thc cities of urrcr Sucsp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Those now roll-top stockings are Iuy about
,h' h'id'' h'"" lh'f has h,'a sven -. ,dh%s,
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
ARTICLES OF LUXURY
POUR INTO GERMANY
Estimated That Billion Marks
Worth Are Entering Coun-
try Every Month.
CUSTOMS WALL URGED
Argued That Reparations Can
not Be Met if Superfluous
Goods Come In.
CUSTOMS WALL URGED

Special cable 10 THE NEW YORK TtrfALn
Copyright. 1921, by TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. June IL.
The occupied area and Germany are
being inundated with articles of luxury
from France and England, complains the
German National Economic Parliament,
which now demands high customs walls.
1t is argued that Germany cannot pay
large reparation sums and at the same
time import superfluous wares. The
Economic Parliament estimates that be-
tween 5o0,O00.Ooo and 100000, geo
marks worth of luxuries are entering the
country monthly. These come mostly in
small packages through the post or are
permitted to enter through the laxity Of
customs officials in the occupied areas.
The slump in the value of the mark has
resulted in hole in the west the Ger
mans assert.
Recently German customs authorities
complained of the abuse of the treaty
clause which allows Alsace and Lorraine
to export wares to Germany. Large
quantities of French and British cloth
are being restamped with Alsace Lor-
raine trade marks" they said. More
wine is being imported by Germany
alone from Alsace and Lorraine than the
total production of that region. English
chocolates are repacked in Strassburg
and shipped customs free into Germany.
There is thriving trade In false bills of
lading along the frontier"
A Cologne business man said that reg
ular, honest business was being seriously
imperilled by smugglers who move whole
truck loads of merchandise across the
frontier. He also said that the new
customs rates and methods were so
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

and indefinite that doing
business through the proper channels is
almost impossible. Consequently firms
with stocks on hand have cancelled their
orders and are waiting for a change.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

while trying to hide their wares. They
had a thousand packages of cigarettes
wrapped about their bodies like life
belts and wore canvas bags filled with
them In their trouser legs and hats.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Tobacco and cigarettes are highly ia
vored by smugglers. II the train on
which TIE NRw YORK HERALD corre-
spondent was crossing the Belgian from
tier cigarette smugglers were captured
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Before You GO VacatiOming

visiting
your Sports Bathing Outfits
Hand-uggage, Toilet Articles, Stationery,
holiday we'll that elusive dis
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Special Gable 10 THE NEW YORK TtrfALn.
Copyright 1921, by THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. Ii you are
looking for Il farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
8O7 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
DESTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing. Orannu,ic 4

Musical, Dancing. Dramatic IA
bA%ClNG-Mrs Linda Mallory. Studio Nh
"ofih I,iF>i street. Private and clos,
lessons. Randolph 8T5i- j.
stunt Siuh!D 200 West Grace. itan
'AAingI nc MS i.'nmonhauseE. 20 North
- $50, street gudflH''s4 IN I'VE les.
or fH"nr Madison l3sl-W.
" .N.yi'E''n % us.fH y0iuntsY!iy ,ssttty
~ lA' b"'t irsG.ts obtained from Tlu,s
ID. snatch Wan. Ads,
10 "" ,acso Want Ad, i. a.. r.. .,.,,
ItsuItt. W w aufs OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale S3
a FANM Fon NON =,

n FARM FOR YOU
STROuT'S FALL CATALOG-JtIST OFT
No matter what your requirements are
the farm n here to meet them. l. lOJ gen
9 9upIy b s throughout 81 States. care;
representatives. fully described and many
Illustrated. Here are some OF our Flor
idn Spcclals". p-acre lakeside farm for
W down. on improved road. mile depot:
good hunting and nshing; excellent soil.
t1ts fruit: comfortable house. barn. only
sSov' described on page %. Sec page
o; Tor - acres. with team. poultry. hogs
bees. furniture: productive tIiiagc: acre
iruit: ynus house. barn. all 1850. only
10 cash On the same page you Will nnd
ty,acrc fhrin with ~ orange. 10 grapefruit,
~ tanEcrtne tees 10 guavas. etc; onIy
III miles IL. r.. attractive dwelling, barn
poultry house: household furniture. pOui.
w, tools. etc. Included. ali only 1890.
~th Sl;"o down. Then on pare 81 read
hoy nov, tloD secures farm with 700 orang.
anu grapefruit trees! 20 acres beautifully
i,3catcd: good house. barn. poultry house.:
=, -, chtie. horse. hoHs. poultry. fun rquiy.
mrnt Included only $3.50. ON pages Is
ana =, comes the Ereatcst assortment
ns under Woo ever offered. You can't
,.nihs t. buy without this big. helpful
tsHRE copy today. STROUT FARM
NnEsNSf l@lo Il. l.. Graham Bldg. Jack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
FAR ~.

EEAi' farm: real home. for sale.
~ brunswick County. near N.bcfta
gilman Railways. 90 n,rn.
cleared Well watcrrl and wno,,ru
trows grain. grasses and tupscc,,
lights Attractive home; nmpi.,
outbuiid!nss. owners want to sell.
See this.
RICHMOND TRUST co. REAL.
ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities


AGEN'rSm,ci;y and county agents wanted
Tor newly patented "uto'nooi!e aCccs-
s9Ty - ESsSism, oippo,lun,y for men
On On every ,aity Ford ana ,he 'nSnsy is yoGrs
\ Sales Co. Inc. Xorthp9rt. \. Y. ''
AuToMobILE ana supply business IN
nj MGG virginia. making .noney. VIII
live. experienced party. Cleared ten
thousand las: year. Can do better. Pro
ssrsain nice ,ayins dairy farm OF l30
dress Box / ag3. care The Dispatch.
iuSI NESS-For sale. ATTRACTIVE business
BUSINESS Men. promoters. organizer.
an ,-a assn. DO yon Van, money cteat,.
Scrts S6en, ne sSs HH ns so s , ras'
SAVES Saves ,aNes, fees hiuesky Tp,s. Live
le2 W. MashinEton ST. chicago
cArlrAL desires substantial Investments
OUTSIDE Eurg9Tn" Addrsss North huroIe
England.
CAPIrAl--I specialize ia financing n.r!.
s sGatIa' or aT.; sigrnffys by ,gns
ia hqs S;,a G@' o, MAI .i tG Pa !5 E
coNFEcTIoNElY-s Small oGulppcd con.
Wiyf ,iI Na d".nH good cash business
Good location Leaving city reason Tor
sellin. can Madison 5rGS-J after l. NJ
DRUG STORE raylHs druE, store FOR sale.
SaS r&at SaH i S>,"" Ghu ssy 5 sgF"
GROCERY HI'SlNESS--W Wanted, Growing
stoesTy business. Answe. ausch. Madi,
DISTRIBUTOKS-Live wire Distributor
F xsiass s if5i'os nd 5 NOV sSnS aot,sa
RRssssd M Eif's,saSss @ s1'Tins ~!
Payne nu!Ldins. ciyysland.. Ohio.
WEST Virginia Coal land :gt- sale WoulI
yo1 be 81 sniyTes'G T'-,., seqsirinf good NJ
raiIread $piand!a coal; tho oS5ufihhs
ip,sfS. ETiss ana 'sTs TEht 70; pa
care IN. Dispatch.
EXCLGslNE pG9stsctsa "sency laundry
tablets. Mn"uiatturinr lights; another
fP Fla, Sf'y ASK S'n ara, am'H" haTa ng
zoo IVES; Broad.
If You Wan, ~ sen or huy Guinness. see
iAneFicaH Nauonal hank Building,
fh9ne Madison !2g3.
eanaGe men % o. LII Gil"en a,ics "H nm
manage hairSn'u: $500 upward -ut...s-
elusive rights. Patented article money
i."h .As p."s!'i!lt.ya unlimited VIII puy
Addryss, Sgcr.tSry. Sos Nor,h EutaN
c.iy needs from s2,51g To- 5000 MIN In
or with@3ut ss5Hleya Gear. Lgs ness no
VIZ ft:b r"faEe partner Who can in
stand Figli REPRESENTATION. sadafy and
s,reet number. Hox / st5. '' ca1e T Tt
WILL eel business established 20 years
VINO can tahc charge. Box u g!s. The
Money to Loan 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

SEVERAL thousand gal
vanized fire buckets, 15c
each. 400 fire eXtinguish-
ers or spraying machines,
81 while they last. 100
wheel-barrows, suitable
for contractors, cement
work, etc. |. Bluford e
Co., sol N. 18th st. Mad.
5312.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale q.
GROVE AvENUE-Six-r room home. west of
boulevard, In perfect condition: modern
In every respect including hardwood
floors. tile batn. closets in each room
concrete basement entire length OF
hoC3e. hot water heat md seryan MIS-
closet. Address Box oiS. care The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
a .,'i,S ,iiu'tsd or Eichinond i.shwn,
,.,u.r from west Point. Va. - M rIect-,r
,uIicht running along same. Low county
ayes; convenient TO high school VIZ
sso!;nb.e Tor country home site. InauIrias
Apply Box 'sl. Yves, Point. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

80 YOU want to uuy u farm a..
t Eet Eastern Land Co.. soi. ioi M.Yo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

CoNFECTlONEhY-S Small equipped con.
i.ct"nery doing good cash business.
VIII sell cheap. Win restaurant !!cens-.
Good location Leaving City reason Tor
srl!lnE. NAlL MAA-.nm a-n.-J Attnr o y NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

confectionery an Main Street
Iu!ck. IN business section CITY.
Can bc bought cheap on good
terms. Some cash. balance
monthly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

:. Stere on Beverly Street. grocery
small STOCK. living ICONS: large
10Y, IT'S IA small farm in city.
Owner must soil by 18th T,,i.
Is an opportunity for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

CAPlTAL-l specialize Ia Financing nyr!.
tuilouS buslH ssS enterprises 10y selling
stocks or first mortgage bonds StrictiS
commission hars. Mail fun particulars
IA hrsi letter John r!!er. 1929 Eddy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

DRUG STORE -rayluE druS store tnr s,l,
DOING coed business; w"lI located. fl.
prices. Far, cash. balance easy tenn.
Carts Pharmacy lJss Church Stree,
Norfolk Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Money To Loan

INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
EOCSEkEkpEHS
AT LEGAL CHARGES Phone Nan,
sos .-5-3-i n'i-
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
:tsia y SIXTH STREET iSEGi%n
Fl.OOKj.
LICENSED ~ C!iiEF STATE uaEt,
EXAMINER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

lTuE tESin, s-In direction OF
Newport News. Va. Sales ihis wear
50 far {.p.0NO. VIII sell ar lake
'n trade Richmond hume. biggest
opportunity offered for some tim"
IL IN" drug business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Boiti'nG soft drink plant i'm
,itSinia. Good town. dcing good
business Can be bought for lass
than plant cost IL you act uuirk
owner must give all ;!me To an,
other business. Drink well cs
t%b!!shed and selling capacity OF
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms Without Board az

LEIGH. l.. 7oo-Nicely furnished front
rooms for housekeeping. also rooms FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Hardware huSincss-onc OF IN.
hrst IN town. Can be bought at
EF,H r'lc" II You want a good
tiilhS III This line. It's your
chance. Not on Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Good Used Auto Trucks Of Various Makes Advertised TODAY
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wautcd--aInIo 3

lSA1PP1SG CLERK wants work at once.
~ Can route all shipment anywhere: very
quick and steady. Box IL Va. The Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

outside Europe. Address North Europe
Trusi Co. liz Victoria street. London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

EXCLUSIVE protected agency laundry
tablets Manufacturing fights; anoJlrr
good seller. Small amount handles
Fla, top desk. furniture. Third uupr
.Nn " - I,-n.Ih - -'.-.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
sTaNDARD CREDIT CO.-Mouey
70 Won q 10 MnLnnM Ao-LlI-. .L.-.-.--

Med k.d al. 90 az Au'ot -ss.o me .......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Printing business for sale. RuSl-
ness section 90 Richmond. or viii
pu, II young printer with u CcN
hundred dollars IN charge ~ run
same. owner can't give Il his time
reason Tor selling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

FOR sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

NORRIS CHAIR for sale. also small
marus- t"p table. kitchen table. : dark
OAK leather upholstered arrnchairs mar.
bl.-tor wnshstand with mirror tcouid be
used hs small dresser). also box couch
boulevard 13s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Steel road sign and general steel
Slrn business, Tor quick sale.
Selling signs everywhere. big or
dcrs now on hand. W.ll Sell us
Whole ~ some stock. with party
in charge.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-15
NOTES FROM MABELVALE COMMUNITY CLUB
 AND s. 1. A.

MabeIvale Community Club and 5. 1. A. meets at the church or taber- nacle Monday p. m., September l9. Come and bring your neighbor.
 We had splendid attendance at our last meeting. The late revival helped our membership Miss Allen and Miss Danaher were with us. Miss Allen and Mrs. Hopkins gave glow ing accounts of the Farmers Short Course at Fayetteville. This is an ideal way and place for a farmer to take his family for a short vacation and get their minds expanded and their bodies relaxed.
 The majority of our ladies were present at the suspicious opening of our school Monday, September 5. The school, with parents, visitors and teachers, assembled at the tabernacle, and listened to a program of singing and addresses.
 Thursday, September 8, five of our ladies attended the Federated 5. I. A. at Mrs. Dodge's home. We were edi- fled, refreshed and enthused. The s. I. As in the county are busy or ganizations and are accomplishing things.
 These five ladies also called at Hollenberg's Music Store and after making final payment on our school piano, listened to music from several instruments varying in prices from $2,7 on down. Thanks to Mir. Reed, Hollenberg's obliging sales man.
 Mrs. J. B. Adams volunteered to assist Mrs McDermott. our county probation officer, in looking after
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-15
NOTICE OF CIIARn1AnI.s

Notice is hereby given ,b.. pALE. braddock' as guardian of John n' c cAaSlhedls She a minor, by W. D. BraddOcIl. i, I.i iBarros acting under power of attorn., her aggal the eighth day of October, lo9l' losG'' wll On sale at the East door of the P,Ia',, PII,, offer for Courthouse in Little Rock 1ssIN a COuah public auction, to the highest -ihl;ASansas, h;Snsas, al credit of three months, the follaloer Diuoer On belonging to John c. Barro,'o. land, and subject to the dover interes, i, llq, mother, the widow of John Barross' Bass' oi his The West Is of Lots 10, I"' IT losii; Block 5; the West l-3 of Lots and F. al, and the East 2.3 of Lots 10. II i and Block IA; Lot 10, Block l5. il and l2 and l2, Block 20; all of BlocksI LOIS 91 II, Il 45 and 5l; Lots l to 6 inelns;saz zl' zS. A. 9 to l2 inclusive, Block &. Gsa.e o,s and IOl Block 62; Lots }, 1; 5 and to i2 ;0al. aha 10 Block "A; all of Blocks 77, 79 9a alHcluSiVe ol 82; Lots 7, and 9, Block 84. ST' .s ol and lz inclusive, Block 87; Lots i sOS io II, Block 93; Lot 5, Block 97. 2, lO and 3, 4 and 8, Block 99; Lot 6 RIooa LOIs 2 Lots l to 5 inclusive and 7 in m oiock ; lOo;; Block l04; all of Blocks los lof fincIIuslVe to l2 inclusive, Block ll0: alI os p 59ls III and ll2; Lots l to inclusive. aa9 Dl9Cs' k and l2, Block IS; all of Blocks Ila au9 Il. Il ll8 and ll9; Lots 2 and ' to D ;naI 3 ID Block l20; Block l2l; Lots 4 ,o 'l9sVe, 1a V, elusive, Block 135; Lots 1 to ! ;ralS. l. m and to l2 inclusive, Block l36. all lITi9psl'e pa l37, l38, 139, 142, 143, IA l4s 1ll iaf pecGs ss l50, l5l and l53; Lots 3 to D ;n"l mi ia, Block 154; Lots 2, 3, 4 and G. Rlnol l,aIllusl1' sla all of Blocks l62, l66, l67, l76. IF i9II Is; and 187; Lots 5, 6, 10 and II. Block 7 ,5S 100 Lots 4, 5 and 6, Block l9l; Lots , lAi T, 8, 9 and 10, Block 196; all of RlooI,, sos 3 l99, 200, 207, POS, 209, 2l0. 2l7 SiS i1S ss and 22l; Lots l to inclusive BlocL 9aa aa' Lots ', 8, 9 and 10, Block PA: all in II f11 Barrow's Addition to the City of i;,a ',aa Rock, Arkansas, said addition inelnda. a',le u NWA of NEA, S1a of NEl4. NH '4 ot SEA, SWA of SEA and the wiz fs of Sas VI ton IA, Township North Range ls Wee s
 Said sale is made for the purpose of <. support and maintenance of said nina, and for his education, and the purcb,.., at such sale will be required to pv. :, note bearing interest at six per cent Dp, annum with approved security, for the uu,. chase price and lien will be retained m the property to secure the payment of te purchase money.
 Dated this lst day of September. lQg
 KATHERINE BRADDocK Guardian of John C. Barrow, minor bv
 W. D. Braddock, agent acting under
 power of attorney.
 l 1-8-l5-22