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The New York herald., 1921-09-25
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAS-Beans. marrow.
choice, 100 lbs. $3.50; pea, choice, 5000;
medium choice: $50; Kotenashi; Japansseoe sea
yellow eye $7.5o9s; black turtle soup, So;
pink. California. s7;T5: Lima. California.
$6.75: Madagascar. 1920, S2.5093.5o: Peas
Scotch, $3.50; green. choice. domestic, $3.50;
black eye. California, new, 81; splits, yellow,
choice. $7.75: greer, choice, $3.50.
BUTTER--oreamery. higher than extras.
seln42Isc.; seconds. 33izn35hc.: lower grades,
s2u33c. unsalted, higher than extras. 4ois9
dec; extras. i4ai5c.; firsts, 361ag4Sc.; sec.
42isc.: good 20 prime. 3TQ40c.: common to
fair. 30a36c.; ladies'. current make, extras. "a
2Stsc. lower grades. 2Gn2Tizc.; packing
stock, current make, No. 4, 2sc.; No 2,
27e I2w,r grades yeF 2d@2ese; na,. be,a
specials 22n22lSc.: fresh specials 22U22ise.;
average run, 1fisc.: State twins, specials,
2iMm22c average run, 2ie;; Wisconsin
Daisies, fancy, .0i96i2fi &c, Young Americas,
2llsq22c. state Skins. s9l5c. 80
5ac: extra frsts. 47n40c.. firsts. for43c.;
seconds, 35859c.; trade eggs, 2o9S.e.
drtics. regular packed, No; !, 2sgSlc.,; no
= and poorer. 12d2Sc. checks. fair 70 choice,
dry, 23027n.; refrigerator eggs, charges paid
70 xpiring dates special marks, fancy, 8l1
3sc: firsts, 3inp36c.; seconds. slq3lc. re-
Nv henneiy whites, extra fancy selections.
Soc, average e1trns. 73aT5c.; extra firsts.
firsts 20 extra firsts. 601Ioc., under grades
4Ssf1Sc.. Pacific coast white eNtraa, Toe.
extra firsts, GJ8Gsc. firsts. 5s9ssc.. under
grades 4iat56c., other Western and southern
gathered whites, 40nC2c. nearby, hennery
browns. extra, J.m5sc. gathered brown ana
mixed colors sraded extras. JOp52c: ilrsts
= FRUITS. S:Ir FREsn-APPLEs- Green. basket
7nc.aS3 red. l5cd 20: king. Dbl, S94s;
Wolf River. S599. Wealthy. $500 Mcintosh
ssTia. Jonathan. S56ti Alex, SinS Hub
bardson. S5nI.o0; Greening. SS9 1850 Bald
win, S5H6 Gravtnsteln. SlQS.j0; King, West
ern. box, si.5oua25 Wealthy. y G.. 81. 5oat5.
S5@i1; sheldon, sg1io; seckcl. s5Gt2 seckel,
basket 81 .J0ff3.T3. Bartlett, Sf.JOM3.J0.
Kieffer. 75c. aSl.5o: bbi.. s2nl9o. Ounces
state. bushel S-a2.j0' bols... SlaI. Gran
berries Jersey and Cape God. y bbl. box,
S1a6 20: bbi., 81 .50Ml2.50: New York, crate,
S3n3 -. Huctcbcrries-Nova scotia. quart.
Pigms-sia,e, Is. basket. ioW7Sc. busRei
basket, S3Ti. Truncs-Idaho. ls bushei bar
ket 81 21u23J. Grapea-2O II. basket, Sid
state. bushei basket, $2af5o. ii quart has
ket T5cHSf.lO Muskmelons--Co Colorado crate,
si 5ons. Is; pink meat. fiat crate, si.256f2
i.7I; Colorado. por 70 fair. crate, si.25fp
1HO: Casaba melons, California. crate,
st.5on2. Oranges california. box s3as
Crapeffuit-C iitornia box, S36f3.75; Isle OF
St6pT 80. Avocada pears--Cuban, box ~ 50fp
!, Florida, $4,000. Citron-Nearby. bbl.
sia1.to. pineapples-Forto Rico. crate,
pOTATOES-MaIne. $50 his. sla4 ~; Long
Island. Dbl. sip5;. Maine, iej lbs: ss.75at;
tS.ey Itsse iSS 40 R S, lSs o' No. sSs'sS9 Sc
$50, sweets, Virginia, ri. 81. 1908. 10.
North Carolina. ss93a5; Jsrg,., bas Sct.
sg rp IIousss sDd Msylana rI1 f3s
CHIcISENs--w broilers. boxes 2e1
ws.tsr6 s1s iryss sss sSgsaS Ssy Clicked. .s'i g os
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MILLIONAIRE AWAKENS
RICHER BY 30 CENTS
Passing San,1rifans Take Him
for Blind Man.

DETROIT. Sept 24.--scverai nights
ago &. &. Boswell Of Missoula. nnon..
millionaire copper magnate, who Is In
the city to interest Henry Ford in his
copper possessions IN the West, fell
asleep at the entrance Of the Cadillac
Hotel When he awoke he found 40
cents In his diat a friend says Il hap
pened like this:
Boswell wears heavy dark glasses.
When he dozed of to sleep his hat fell
IN his lap, bottoiu side up.
A short time later young couple
passed. Poor blind man." said the
chap and he reached down into his
pocket and deposited 10 cents in the
hat.
An old man came along and dropped
fve pennies Two women passed and
after sympathetic glances dropped two
thin dimes
"lio. hum. I've been asleep" sail
Boswell a short time later, putting on
his hat The money fell 10 the floor.
Friends told him what had happened.
lie refused to believe II. He still thinks
he has been made the victim Of prac-
tical joke, but the man telling the story
insists everything happened as related.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
VHEAT BREAKS AT
CLOSE OF MARKET
Trade Is Small and Mainly of
Local Character-Slight
Rally During Day.

CHICAGO. Sept e4.--Wheat opened
about steady. with prices the same to
fraction higher than yesterdays finish.
Trade was not large and early trading
was mainly of local character. Wheats
nndertone was firm and sentiment bull
ish. but there was very little early out
side buying. There was small advance
shortly after the opening. but ma
iority of the pit element appeared to be
awaiting developments. After opening
Rt S1.27 for December and $1.s1la to
el.32 for May, the market made a slight
rally, but had reverted to around it's
opening figures at the end of the first
hour. There was break right at the
finish and the close was unsettled, with
December ! to III off. opening figures
at $1.25& to $1.2e and May IL to 2
points of the opening at s1.29& to
$3.50.
Corn showed some strength early, but
the market held within narrow limits.
Corn started unchanged from yester-
lays close. with December at 50 7sc. and
May at Ste, but the market rallied and
gained a shade, but. like wheat, dropped
and at the end OF the first hour was a
shade off the opening Corn also was
slightly weaker at the finish. being ss
to y of. with December at 52Hsc. to
81 iac. and May Sc &c. to 56sc.
Oats were steady, December opening
unchanged from last nights close at
BSssc. and May showing a shade advance
81 425ac.
Bears have had an advantage in the
wheat market this week. largely because
OF current opinions that the needs Of
European countries perhaps had been
overprovided for. Compared with those
of a week ago, this mornings wheat
prices were 1c. to INC. lower. corn
down 1ac. to If D15sc.. and oats off
lc. to 1Ac. The weeks net changes in
the provision market varied from Tie
decline to 60c advance.
Corn touched new low record prices
for the season. Predictions were made
that the Government crop report Octo-
Der / would show a larger yield than
heretofore expected. Oats declined in
sympathy.
Provisions averaged lower with hogs.
CHICAGO PRICEs.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES WITH GAIN
After Early Losses Prices Re-
cover and Most Options
Finish With Advance.

Scattered trade buying and active
week end short covering brought about
sharp recovery In yesterdays cotton
market after It sold OFF as much as 25
points at the opening. The early market
came under the influence Of Southern
hedge selling and liquidation by weak
| longs, but when more urgent orders
| were executed the list recovered. The
general situation was about the same.
The market itself was very much OF a
waiting affair, and few new commit
ments of any size were entered into.
Week end statistics were not regarded as
a factor and were little disappointing
to bulls Wholesale dry goods trade
reviews continued optimistic.
The market opened under pressure,
unchanged to 25 points net lower. Busi-
ness was fairly active at the start. but
fell off during it's later dealings. When
overnight selling orders had gone
through the market did better. rallying
to about the level OF Fridays close. In
the last half hour tha market not only
made up all its losses but advanced
about y. of a cent. a pound over Fri
days close In most cases. with Decem-
ber and January up to 20 cents The
best buying was encountered In the final
few minutes OF business. when the mar
ket advanced 20 to 33 points from FRI
days close. The market was finally
firm, up 20 to 90 points. The local spot
market was up rs points to 2015.
Weather advices were mostly disre-
garded. 1t was partly cloudy all over
the belt, but actual precipitation was
restricted to "a at New Orleans and
.01 at Meridian. Export clearances
amounted to 1863 bales, mostly to
France. The contract market was in
fiuenced by underlying steadiness OF Sc
curities.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Army Orders
'6pHItH 70 TIE WV IVhN '1I'''7s'7I
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. g., Sept. ~.

These army orders have been made public
INFANTRY-Col. Frank Halatead, relieved
at Camp KNOX will report 10y letter q inc
Adjutant General OF the Army. Capt, Thomas
w. Barnard. relieved at Camp Meaue, 70
Chicago and report TO commanding oiIicer,
Chicago General Intermediate Department" "
Major philip goldwclI. relieved from Forty
sixth: First Lieut. Jesse l.. Gidney, trans
fcrred 10 the sxty-fourth. Special orders
No. 215-O amended 10 read: Capt. Roy =.
Gibson. relieved at Camp Meade. detailed to
University Of Missouri.
FIELD AIlTfLLERy-First Lieut. Eric A..
Erickson Is relieved az Camp Grant, detailed
following named osfissrs IA transferred
from the Twenty-first Field Artillery. Camp
Bragg. 70 Fifth Field ARTILLERY Camp Bragg.
aud viii report TO commanding officer:
Capts. Theodore II. r. Haley, John Nv. Rus
sey, Robert $. crosby. Claude g; Beniam;
Johns l.. cammen. Alston T.. Hhett aud
Malcolm r. Cox. First Lieutenants Marion
r. Ecnols. Junu II. Wise aud George =. Price.
Each OF the following named Officers re-
lieyed with the Twenty first Field Artillery.
Camp Bragg. and T. attached to tffth Field
Ariniery. camp Dragg. and rspor, 70 com ,i
sruder. John = Hatch and William ,.
Wroua. MAJOR Jason McV. Austin, relieved
from Twenty first Field Artillery, Camp
Bragg, and attached to Seventeenth. Camp
Bragg. WIN report to commanding officer.
Following named officers are tranaferred
from the Twenty-frst, Camp Bragg, %
Seventeenth Camp Bragg. and will report
% commanding officer: Captains sidney y.
Dunn. John ~. White, James q. Patterson,
John y. Key. BENJAMIN y Lattimore aud
Rudolph y. Delehanty First Lleutcnants
william q. Hlugsius. Robert O. Montgomery.
Jesmoud y. Baimer and Clarence J. Kanaga.
VETERINARY CoEPS-Capt Nathan y.
Crawford, relieved at Camp Grant 10 Camp
uix nnd report 20 commanding General.
First Division. Capt. Christian W. Greenoe.
relieved AZ Camp pike. 70 Fort Leavenwor,h
aud report 10 commanding General; Capt.
james n. Shand, relieved AT Camp Jackson.
20 Fort Oglethorpc and report TO command
ing officer.
DENTAL CORPs-Each Of the following
named Officers, relieved at Camp Devcns (.
viii report by letter 70 commanding General,
First Corps Area, Boston. Major Harry q.
Peavey and Capt. Thomas II. veaic. Major
Lester G. OSs ts detailed to Ohio State Unl-
yeraity. Colufnbus, Capt Walter a. Rose viii
continue With tne slxIi Infantry, upon er-
riving at jefferson Barracks viii report ta
commanding officer.
MfsCELflANEOuS-Col Ora II. Hunt IN
spoctor Genctat's Department detailed 10
this clty Major Emmett Addis. cavalry re-
lievcd ri Fort Leavcuworth, 10 Camp Trnvie
aud report " commanding General Second
Division; Col. George y. Mitchell, cavnlty
IS detailed member promotion examiuina
board, this city. Brig.-Gen. William X.
smith, relieved In the Philippine Department.
70 Washington and report TO the Adjutsnt
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
FORGETS BRIDES NAME
THREE TIMES; TILTED
Detroit Mans Fiancee Baiks
at License Office.

DETROIT, Sept. 24.-Three times Will
lam w. Champion s1iuffled into the
marriage license bureau at the county
building, but each time lie scratched his
head in an effort to recall the name
OF the lady he was about to make his
bride. The nearest he could come to IT
was Tucker" At last he left the un-
finished affidavit and went his way.
The next day he appeared with the
lady leaning heavily upon his arm But
she was highly indignant when she saw
the name Tucker"
MAN, / want you TO understand
she said scornfuily. addressing Will
lam w. Champion. my name Is not
Tucker It's Turner. 4 don't want
ono OF them marriage licenses nohow'
"All right" agreed William w. de-
family. "Just take II back, boss. Cam
eel II. that's what you do with that
document now. don't want one of
them licenses neither They walked
away, but not arm In arm.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
SUGAR STOCKS.
10000 CANCER DEATHS
IN NJ. Y. STATE FORECAST
Victims for a Year Estimated
by an Expert.

Ten thousand three hundred residents
of New York State. of whom half could
have been saved. Will die of cancer dur
ing the present year. according to an
estimate by DR.. Francis Carter Wood,
director OF the institute of cancer re-
search mt Columbia In the current issue
OF Health News published by the
state Department of Health.
Most cases of cancer can be cured. DR..
Wood says. if recognized in time. and II
physicians would not wait too long be-
fore sending them TO y surgeon. Cancer
OF the stomach or liver. however, are so
difficulty diagnosed and have such OBJ
scure symptoms that there is not much
hope for such cases. Or. Wood is one
of those working in the interests OF
"National Cancer Week." October 80 to
November 5. when much cancer informa-
tion will be given by the American So
cicty for the Control of Cancer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
PuRIIC UTILITIES.

az Ibs.. 27a33c.; lbs. 26N3oc,; mixed
weights. 2s@34c.; bbls.. iced, 23426c Wit Wiz
ginia, 3oW35c; nearby, 3on los; iowis'
boxes 1gsISTc; bbls., dry. 18u31c. ICED,
1sSts3c.; old cocks, fSG2lc. TuRKEYS-
o56l5Oc DuCKS-I.ong Island. Csc. StlUABS
White, dozen, $S1fS. GUlNEAs-Pair' sie
$50.
POULTRY. LIyE-Ex xpress-rigeons pair.
3oc: Guineas pair. s0dS5c. fowls, 24Qp32c.;
chickens 25d2Tc ducks, 25Gf2sc. Musc0vey
BE: geese swan. 13c: rabbits, lb., 17u22c.;
sucking pigs. pair, S4q7.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
BIG FOUR ISSUE PERMITTED.
Commerce Comm ission Authorizes
Mortgage Bonds.

WAsHrNGToN. Sept. 24.-The Cieve-
land, Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company was granted authority
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
to issue 6 per cent. refundng and M
provement mortgage bonds. TO be pledged
as security for n 9 per cent. promissory
demand note for $3.500,000.
The note was issued by the carrier
last month to the Diretor eneral of Rail-
roads ''in payment of its indebtedness to
the United States for additions and bet
tcrments made to its property during
the period Of Federal CONTROL
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS Prices.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 24.-Flour unchanged
10 1Oc. higher. n carload lots. family pat
ents quoted Mt sGIas.T0 barrel IN 9s pound
cotton sacks. Shipments 12. 800 barrels.
Brnn 1904,
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
TOBACCO STOCKS.

General OF the Army; Lieut.. Col. Kerr T.
Riggs. General Staff relieved at Camp
Travis. to Washington and report TO Chief OF
Staff
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
INTEHIOR RECEIPTs.
EAB0ARD CLEARANCE
FLOUR.
New York Prices.

Spring patents. $s9s50 spring clears,
ts.75n6.5o; soft winter straights, s6.i0I8.5o;
hard winter straghts, $T1T.50. Rye Flour
Fair to good, S6.T5Gr7: choice 10 fancy, SIM
T25. Cornrneal--Fine white and yellow gran
nated, Sf.7Jd1.a0. Feed-City; BRAN 100 ID.
sncls, so3: heavy middling do, $2ti red dog
flour. 40 ~. sacks. S40 Western bran. 100
10. sacks. $23. standard middling do, $24;
flour yniddling do, $29.5o. red dog flour
f1A0 rb sacks stf oil meal xls a ton.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Open. High. Low.
NEW YORK PRICES.

q HEAT--In the local cash market No.
f1a 81 1861: No. hard 81. .35; No. 1. Mani
'eb $1.45ls No. . mixed durum, $1.2S, c. |.
Z. ack n. y. to arrive
sgRN--In the New York market No yell
int and No. white, Toikc and No mixed.
tta c. s. Z. N. Y. lake and rail
q Ts-In the local cash market No
Nhfe, Doc. No. white. aSc. No white,
sar fancy clipped white. 59isc.; ordinary
sipped white 56ikFl5sc., all elevator
styE--Market barely steady: No. Western.
s9 4 f. o. b. n. Y. and si.i2h c. /. (.
6Glls site.
HA 3IEy-Market dull: feeding, 66F770c.;
igtf ng. T60is0c. c. I. f. n. Y.
y lY-Marixet steady: No l. s26G2S; No. ..
t11 20; No. S. s21n23; shipping $1,000 n
Ion: timothy. No. 3 10 No 1. large bales,
.on $21G26: shipping. $1,000: no grade. $40
dfI; fancy clover mixed. $25; No. I, clover
gixed. $22124; No. 2 StSd2i; alfalfa, $10G
sS n ton: No. rye, $2062f; No. I. oat, SIS;
nhenf bundled x1Smfn. TANGLED. sffMf2.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
SPOTS.

The local market OF yesterday for spot
cotton was steady and 25 points higher at
2019c. for middling: sales NIL
Southern spot markets OF yesterday fol-
low Norfolk steady. unchanged at 1950c.;
sales 800 bales. Augusta steady. % higher
at 19.75c.: sales so. Memphis steady. un-
changed at 20c.; sales /. 200 bales. Houston
steady, 90 higher at 20.65c.: sales S,i53.
Little Rock steady, unchanged at 20c.: sales
2,947. Dallas steady. 25 higher at 19.75c.;
sales 9.004. Fort Worth steady, so higher
a. ss;7oc, sales $50. GaivestSn S steary. aro -
quiet, unchanged at 1880: sales 1.22s.
Savannah quiet. 25 higher at 20c.; sales nil.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

CHICAGO, Sept. 24-The Chicago
Stock Exchange will return to Standard
time next Monday, opening and closing
an hour later than 1t does at present
Daylight saving time does not end here
until October 30
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
rpusr Am strnETY COMPANIES.
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

First J. s. L. B.--Chicago .o,,, 80
5iks. Nov, 1851 op 81. 1Oo4 lVi4 o'oi
fJoint Stock Land Bank - -
5s May. 1889 op 24...: 92ls "a o.oV
tJoint Stock Land Bank - =, -
5s Nov. 1883 op 20. a2is ~ o.Jo
fNot listed on New York Stock Exchanse.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
COTTONSEED OIL.

Further weakness appeared yesterday In
the cottonseed oil market and there was
considerable Liquidation by the South and
West with active local selling based the
decline in lard. Only moderate support was
noted and the general tone of the market
was very weak in view Of easier prices for
crude I'm the Southeast. Total sales for the
day were 5,100 barrels, with 500 barrels de-
livered on September contracts, making
$3.50 to date.
Range of prices: Prev
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Total sales stocks, 25o. 400 shares.
Total sales bonds, $671 200 par value.
4Sells cents share. .Odd lots.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
sATrrRDAY SEPTEMBER "a

'AY. SEPTEMBER "a. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
CIIICAGO.
BALTIMORE.

5000 5000 Peo % GAS ser ref Z IS s S4a 34a Tx
Evening star., 1921-12-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

F0k SALE ETC IoK SALE 11o
AUTOMOBILE SALES CO,
OLDEST USED CAR DEALERS IN WASHINGTON,
17o7-17oo 18th ST. NV. PHONES NORTH 6568, $751;
ARE HAVING A SACRIFICE SALE
OF THE HIGHEST GRADE USED CARS
EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
BEST TERMS-BEST DISCOUNTS FOR CASH
IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO SEE
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CARS:
ctoudnl roadster.
Studeba rtouinR. roads
limousine
udson edan
touring touring
Ford sedan
Loconob
1890 p 1918
And Many Others
Open Evenings and Sunday. Phones North 6568, 559
Evening star., 1921-12-20
WANTED-TO RENT

wANTED| OR ROOM AND BATH FUR
nished apartment or furnished house, not over
10 rooms; no children; must be reasonable:
references II required. F. d. NJ, 1887 18th
NV. Franklin 6O74. 22'
GROOM MODERN. TNFURNIsHED HOUSE,
by responsible party. Address Box 3S-H, Star
once. 22s
Evening star., 1921-12-20

WILL SELL Ford coupe, starter. or trade for
touring and cash. Address Box dSH. Star
ZlS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-29
Notice Of Application for Appointment
Of Administrator

IN THE COUNTY COURT, CARTER
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
In the matter of the estate Of
John Alfred Kelly, deceased.
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
To the heirs, next of kin and cred
itors of the said John Alfred Kel-
ly deceased
You are hereby notified that K. r.
Norwood has applied for letters of ad-
ministratfon on said estate to be grant
ed to d. NJ. Ballew, and that said ap-
plication will be heard by the County
court at the court room of said court
on the 30th day of July, 1921, at 10
o'clock A.. NJ
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Cour, hereunto affixed, this the
18th day Of July, 1921.
(SEAL)
NJ. +. WINFREY,
County Judge Of Carter,
County, Oklahoma.
published in The Daily Ardmoreite
July 20, 81, 22, %, a. 25, 20. q, 2S and
20. 1920
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-29
Automobiles
Wanted to Buy

10 SELL Auuf used Furniture
Phone igs 2G-5A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-29
Oil Flee Supplies
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES FOR SALE
AT SACRIFICE

OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES FOR SALE
AT SACRIFICE
About $500 feet of G 5-S inch 24-lb.
casing,
About 25OO feet of SA-inch 2S.lb.
casing.
About 1000 feet of 1O.inch 4Olb.
casing
About $50 feet of 12h-nch 5O-lb.
casing
About 10 feet of 151a-nch 7O-lb.
casing.
About 5000 feet Of pinch line pipe.
Complete string Of cable tools from
20.inch to SIS inch, with fishins
tools.
Rig complete with calf wheel and d
inch IDEAL irons. $50 barrel steel tank.
All the above and many other supplies
were used in drilling one well.
Address Stuyvesant Oil Co., Sulphur
Okla. 29-3A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-29
Street Improvement Notice

The following street improvement
Der /, 1921, and become delinquent
September Is, 1921:
Improvement District No. 5-North
Washington street from Broadway TO
5th avenue. 1ith instalment.
Improvement District No. l6-"B"
avenue. S. w. Sixth installment.
Improvement District No. l7-3rd
avenue N. w. from North Wash
ington to "B" street n. w. Fifth in
stallment.
Improvement District No. lS-"G"
street $. w. from Stanley to Moore,
Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 19-Bixby
avenue s. w. from H" street to West
line Of o, y. VI. X p. Ry., and "I'
street :. w. from the north line Of
McLish to Bixby avenue. Fifth INSTALL
ment.
Improvement District No 20-McLish
avenue from II" street $. w. to o.
street $. w. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 21-Bixby
avenue. from o. n. NJ. x p, Ry. to
"R" street S. w. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 29-Srd
avenue s. w. from "F'' street 10 &c"
street :, w. Fifth nstallment,
Improvement District No. 23-Stan.
ley boulevard from &c" street 10 "F"
street s. W. Fifth installmcnt.
Improvement District No. 26-Broad.
way :. W. from Main TO IL" street
:. w. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. % West
Main from "F'' to IL" street. Fourth
installment.
improvement District No. 9S-4th
avenue y. W. from Washington 10
"B" street. Fifth instalment
Improvement District No, e9-"D
street n. W, from Maip street to 9Th
avenue. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. SO-"E'
street y. W. from Broadway to North
| line End avenue and between llth
and 18th avenues. First installment
Improvement District No. Sli-Srd
avenue $. W, from III" street to IL
street. Third installment.
Improvements District No, SD
street $, W. from Main to ith ave.
nue.. Fourth lnstallment.
Improvement Dlstricst No. 35-Park
street y. W. from 9Th to 10Th ave.
rue. Fourth installmen,.
Improvement District No 36-"T
street $. W from McLish avenue Z,
Broadway. Fourth installmcn'.
Improvement District No. AT
street 5. W, from Bixby avenue to tn,
Western Oklahoma X, X. Fourth in
stallment.
Improvement District No Is an
avenue $. W. from ID" to ~" stree
Fourth installmcnt.
Improvement District No. 39-"A'
street y. W. from Broadway to Stl
avenue Third lnstallmeni.
Improvement District No. lO-"B'
street n. W. from Broadway to i9tl
avenue, Fourth installmcni.
Improvement District No. li-"F'
street n. p. from Main 7th avenue
Third ins,allm,nt.
Improvement District No i3-Scot
street 5. W. from Main to MclIsh
Third nstallment
improvement District No. 4l-"C'
street s. r. from lst avenue to sti
avenue. Second lns,allmcnt.
Improvement District No. 4e-Wcs
Broadway from "C'' street y. w I,
crossing on Main. Third ins,allment
Improvement District No. An
street s. W. from BiSby to STANLEY
Second installmcni.
After becoming delinquent all un
paid installmrnts will h. certified {,
the county treasurer whose duty II vii
be to collect same at the rate OF II
per cent per annum.
l.. VI. THrRSToN.
City Clerk
! Published in The Daily Ardmoreit'
July 81. 2S. and August "a. 1874.
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