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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
~ Associated rress to r-verv rven,ns.

Philadelphia. Dec Is-wheat- No.
. -ed winter. l22dl24; No. 3. gar
..s1 :?ai -.
C.rr ~ o. for export. SoiaGs1:
4 40 :. -sa -s'7. do. ~ :. 77i7S
,..-v So. % >2',. NJ. 2 yellow. Sl's
pt~ ~. =. white 54'-s5; No. >
v..,. -ca52's
1. -e--w,s'crr creamery. extra
~earSv rr.-'s. fancy. 62G6s
I.-, Ns1rhy extra Grs.s. --. do.
--. western extra nrsis. .6.
.-.>. &c. fancy sole '"d. packed.
t..,
,... New yo~a whole mix
o.. as's. fresh. c-% Gc>i.. far 'o
s. .-o--. 'orsn.co. .>a2s:
-. la.s..s -i.G->is
I..e poa.'r>-FeV.s. rut .eEhorns.
4-s O.. .rGh.~rs Ita@c. spring
OIL. ,,rs pod; .,Eh'rns. lSa2o; d.. .eg-
h...s l-atN. o.d ro"S:crs +CGi7:
o..hs vh.-c P,k.o. faucy. 24a -:
cd. l.r O., good 2-Gc3, DO. mixed
c....s c"Gc. muscoNy. Ia aI9;
r-,s cca-4. i've turkeys 4oGso.
Dressed pou';ry-Turkeys lower:
snr.rr ;urkeys fancy. nearby. ,3N sc;
uo. far go good asa 30. de-. western,
.'0 is- d. ordinary. $50 80. do. fair
-. good. 4ads old toms. 35G40, o.d
...s 4o0 0ss. fowls fresh Killed
....-. ,o fancy. 2cG3o,. do. small
eyes 1904. chickens western ga
g.. dn nearby. :5G35. OLD roos,ors
v'F'-r IH: d. ~oI.horr. l-nlN,
..t-- western. cca.>. geese. fancy
20 a-lra-, coa %. ducks. west
t.r -tas o.. nearby. 2>G20.
.-a'.'~-Wh.te p,r 100 .bs.. lI5G
"a. So. 3. nearu. Ior pashc;. 6Oa
L
I'.--S.s. winter straight, w-s..
..r tu.qtsn. de. nearby. ..-sG So
l..| v..te~ straight. o4OG Sos. do
s. n4-sr' t6ad6so. spr.ur frs
cor tHo0 $50. da patent. 6.75Gq = 90
q el..; pa.su'. -IpG 80. fauc!
eurrs mails patent. family brand
---1s .D.
fiat mo'hv. No .. 70 0O0 % m
VII. ~, g. 5000 p 00. sample. $40
n ' Dn. poo grad. 1u no0 I40l: c.oyel
.sHt Ncd - ooG 70 600. 80. m.xes
tc H'0 o. 900. So. e.. mixed. u O00 3 .ul
f.,u ~o0 winter. 20 1oO-poun
t.ss a- spa do 30 80. Do. $1,000 80 u
Ta.ov Prime city. ,ooes. 90. d.
s.,r.a. .oose. "a; prime country, -
e....,. % t.erces. So.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American RraKc Shoe and Foundry Com |
pany. quarterly Of 81 "a share on new com |
mon and 81. .75 a share on new preferred |
payable December 10.
Chicago. 81. Paul. Minneapolis and Oma-
ha Railway Company. scmi-annual of
". 80 share on common and 81 80 |
share on preferred. payable February 20 |
Dolores Espcranya Corporation. quar- |
tcriy OF cents "A share. payable January /
10
General Fire Extinguishcr Company. 20
per cent In stock ON common.
Hart, SchaHner \ Marx, quarterly of
H.s5 share on preferred. payable De
ccmbcr 2S
Hurley Machine Company. quarterly Of
~ cents a share and 10 per cent In stock
on common. payable January Z also 81 80
share on preferred. paS able January =
Indiana Pipe Line Coinpahy. quarterly
Of 81 a share. payable February -.
Kirby Lumber Company. Sit "a share and
$50 SHARE on account of back dividends
for period from January to July, 1908. ON
preferred. payable December 10.
Library Bureau. quarterly Of 30
share on common and 81 share ON pre-
fcrrcd, payable January l.
Loft, Inc, quarterly of 25 cents a share,
payable December ~.
Lord 4 Taylor, S2i share on first pre-
ferred on account OF bacH dividends. pay
able Deccmbcr ~.
Mack Trucks. Inc. initial OF 81 n share
on common. payable December ~. and
Si.75 share On first and second pre-
fcrr'd. payable January =
Mahoning Coal Railroad Company semi
annual of $40 "A share and extra of sl5 "a
share ON common. PAYABLE February l. and
50. 81 a sharv on preferred, payable Jan
uary =
Maverick Mills. quarterly of $50 a
share. payable January .
Fcrrimac Chemical Company. quarterly
of 81 - Sharr, payable December ~
National Iicoricc Company. semi annual
of -. 81 a share ON common. payable Jan
uary - and quarterly of : 81 a share on
preferred. payable December 3o.
Northern Securities Company. semi an
nual of 81 "a share and extra Ot 50 share,
payable January 10
Panhandle pruduCing and Refining Com
pany. quarterly of 81 a share ON pre-
| fcrrcd. payable January .
Peoples National Fire Insuranc" Com
pany. scmi-aunual of d2is cents a share and
| extra of 62ig cents a share. payable De
/ ccmhCr 80.
| Fond Crcrk Coat Company. quarterly of
/ 3sis cents a share. payable January ]
! Reading Traction Company. semi annual
/ Of - cents share. payable January T.
/ Royal Haking Powder Company quar-
/ tprlN of So and extra of 81 a share on com
mon and ~ 80 a share On preferred pay
/ able December 50
/ southern Sta'rS oil Corporation. month
] ~ of per cent. payable January 'o.
/ Spicrr ManufaCturing Company. quar-
tcrlN nf - "a share on preferred. PAYABLE
January >
Troy St.~m Railroad Company. aunua
of ST. a share. payable January a.
United Fruit Company. quarterly of ;
SHARE and extra ut - a share. pay ahl
January Is
Western Union Telegraph Compau,
quarterly of $40 share. pal alb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Columbia GraphOphone Manufacturing
Company WhiCh controlled the Columbia
GraphophOne Company. Ltd. has sold
it, stock interest In the British company
% Constructive Finance Company. Ltd
Of London. a large financing and manu-
featuring concern
Aggregate invest mpnt Of 80 member
banks Of the country m the federal re-
serve system Of November y stood ~ -
ll3 600 900 more than year before their
loans and discounts were slI6.OOO. 900
les. their total deposits 81 .5l1 OOO. 900
more
subsidiaries of the Lake Superior Cor
poratiou. the AlRoma Central and Hud
son BAY Railway aud the Algoma Central
Terminals Ltd shoW for the fiscal year
ended June 80. last receipts of ~. .722 $50
and AN operating deficit Of sos gO3
There is "a general conviction that the
directors of the Ncw YORK Central az
their meeting tomorrow viii piarp the
stock ON e regular q per cent annual basis
one incentive for this action II believed
to DE in the convertible privilege attach
ing 10 the SiOO. 900 900 Of q per cent
dehentures issued In fSl5. These are
exchangeable into stock on the basis Of
los
Secretary Mellon advises holders OF
Wa Savings Certificates to exchange them
as they become due for Treasury Savings
Certificates About 1925 10000 worth
of these War Savings Certificates arc duc
. On January !,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
STOCKS ADVANCE
FRONT TO 7P0|NTS,,
CALL MONEY LOWER
Further Strength in Sterling
Exchange Also Expanded
Buying Operations.
MORE NEW HIGH MARKS SET
n, A..ncln,ea rrcs. 10 Eycry Evening.


New York, Dec. n. tWau Street.
iOlO a. m Opening prices in today's
stock market were irregular. hut the
main trend was decidedly upward.
There was good buying 81 copper
shares. kennecott. American Smelling
and Anaconda an improving frac-
t.onally National Lead advanced
-
Equipments also were In good de-
mand. Pullman rising two points.
American Locomotive l and Baldwin
"a,
Ran shares were mixed. St Paul.
preferred gaining "a point and
Canadian Pacinc \. New York Cen
tral declined e point and Texas and
Ta,lnc and southern Railway. pre-
fcrrrd Welded fractiuually.
Gains of point also were scored by
CrIc.hlc Houston Ol and Pan Ameri-
,1n. Onc of tho early features was
th" continued strength of Sterling.
demand hills showing an overnight in
,roasc ot - cents. making pre-
im.u1r, quotations Si66is. another
urw hirh o., ord
Nn'r-Fur'hrr strength in sterling
- .N i...f.s 90 'NIA.''t ''.ttN iNtNiN w
Ste>A and ,'Vcr renewal rate Tor
stN m'r', resulted iu expanded buy
..r op.r,.pus iny hi;h ac,oints.
Sr,.It' stocks. likely 20 hr iuilucnc-
60 .. f,,'ttnl, dividend developments
,'r." acuu h.d up go rapid fashion
f,.n. operations being manifest in
-.rr s~ur~ Fisher fody ana Gen
0..1. tNh.0g each r~'ah. shed new high
tr.orl~ ou gains of points
'uha can" SIsar prrtrsod. al
N1u-cd r points 90 now peak pric,
ami T.EE'v W.rg,v made a now toI
vn q l.p'tn' sam.
Gains % to points We're regis
'crci ry McVrau Petroleum. Par
American Jersey Central. BALDWIN
cur states S'oe, and Pond Crccl
Goa.
Tho acute weakness " somc of IN,
minor ors and Few spc-lalt.Cs faI
81 Oh stem the rising ti,ic of Iriccs.
Gcnera' Asphalt broke nearly
points and Ms~and ca -. Will
Roval DI'ch declined points 20,
fln .caton o. private cah,"s dispatch
'~ sr.t.ne tottn that the directors a.
.ne company had reduced the interim
dividend ordinarily icca~cd e; thi
jnc Tom IS 90 10 pcr cent.
tar money opened AZ : pcr cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13

been dispNsed OF the following program
wac presented; paper. "Dooe mother
do her fun duty towipd her daughter
when she pays for her music lessons
and ncglecte to teach her to cook, by
Mrs. Brcta Wo dwnrd: question box.
by Mrs. Sara u. klnir; reading by w.
T.. Naudain of composition by National
Grange Master Sherman !. Lowell;
playlet entitled "Buclnda's Mistake" by
Sara Pennington ana Paul Mitchell.
The blue team lost To the red team IN
attendance race and therefore Will
have TO entertain the members next
Monday evening. The blue teams
committee TO arrange the affair In
cludes Mrs Annie Murray. Bollc
Chambers. Mrs Lillian DcnniTon. Har-
vcy Rutter. Mary l,uhoncnme
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
col. T. ". MILLER ADDRESSES
~. ANDREWS MTN'S CLUB

Interesting details of his work as
a .eu Property Custodian were re-
lated bV Colonel Thomas " Miller
lr an address az the December meet
.rr of the Mems Club of 81. Andrew $
D. p. Church. in the parish house.
.a~' night Colonel Miller is mem
is.i of the church and was one of tho
ir-. members 81 the Mems club.
Prior Co. o. business meeting. a ban
ul.f Was nr.d 90 the dining room Of
.l. parish house. when Informal dis
,.-~..ns w"re carried on 10y the mem
lrfs The meeting was the first held
lr "a, months. the November meet
ms having been omitted because %
fhe death % a brother Of Rev. r. W.
Trapneu. rector of the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13

Have you a piece Of antique FUR
niture that you desire 10 turn into
cash? Tel oar 10000 interested read
ers Many are interested in what yo-
have % offer.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
TeIeph one 1900 For Classified Ads
Rcmndnllnr CnnI Co., Onicc.

While alterations are being made 10
ite regular office. 9li Market Ftrcet
the Diamond Ice and Coal GO. is Nccu-
pying temporary offices al . and Z
East Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
ST. ANN'S AND PIONEERS
MININ CATHOLIC IOOP

The -. AIMS .ssm defeated th,
knights o. Columbus. 10 ;o % tn,
catholic lud.u~ Srrr, League Jas.
nigh. O.. ne Is. 60 G.. nome.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
POSTPONE Other League Game.

The game between =. Thomas and
- Ma-ys was postponed until neN.
Monday evening and w.u bc Played ~
=. Thomas go that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
USED CARS

only the best In used cars are 20 bc
found ou our showroom floors and when
You buy car ~ "a, you are a>survd THAI
it must bc night. with clrar guaranteed
utlc. thi, We guarantee. You run abSo-
Mtcly no risk Wh,n YOU purchase a car
of us A. ,o price we refer you 90 our
quotations below. Compare them with
any others either here or elscN herc-and
We know they can't be beat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
MEN
s22-2s FORD BUILDING.

NfnTpkNIAN-D one uow wnrNiuE as sUchs
"A man "a mo- hke, street cav duties 20 the
cNt.nL-Ihat Dee IS ambitious to advance
himself 90 % higher position. With good
salary. in street railway operation.
thereby making DO has Eie'S work. 10
b, necessary that Dee hc A Protestant.
with an open. coufcrN atiFe mind. %
irtcih.euty and ids,ly weigh and
r1uitaniN regard the employees and
c.nploy-fs viewpoint. TINS Is a real
nunorfuulty FOR thc man big and
l-aad enough mentally % grasp and
dtyclon if IuIcss you give your cOm-
r,tefc history sta .ug arllia lions. IS
amy pnN.lcaI dt-tripr rion. age and size
of family. tour application viii not he
considered. Address & lo. Every Even
INK Odlcc.
SrENOGR APHER- Exceptional oppor-
tunitN fnr single young man Of expert
enco who desires 90 better his posSlbii-
ties This position affords q liberal edu-
cation in the manufacturing business
must b. able To handle corrcspOndeucs
with dispatch. state eNperence. axe and
salary expected. 20 start. Address A ~,
EScry EVcDlns Oaice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
Harmony Grangc Meets.

Members "f Harmony Grange mot
VI uJay evening. nfty uu" briug pres
"ut. Af'cr the regular hur.uot3s h,d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
Pioneer, Trim ~. Rcnrdlct'>.

The P.onees had Little trouble .r
anneN.rC another victory .- the In
door League a. thc expense 80 =.
Benedl.,s' Ist n.Sh- az ,Ae .l.;crs
rooms. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY
Philadelphia station tNfn
t~trawhridce A tiothierl
Class n station ttOn Meters

& 5o L. 5-Childrcu's own half hour
stories 10y Cousin Nan.
. 30 to santa Claus will talk to the
children Violin solos 10y little Ruth
I,app. eleven years old
Musical program hy tathryu l"ucs.
soprano John Harrington. Jr. t"u"i
Charles j IoN baritone Loretta
k,rk. pianist and short address Dos
William n NriCk.r
The Strsvbridrc y Clothior prs-
matte society Will present th" tWo.a't
l1 lO--Orgau recital broadcs9ted from
the home ~ one Of our cNccuf'vre
through this station.
Philadelphia station twlpi
UGimhcl Rrothersl
Class u station too Metersl
2 m weather .r"Vort
5o5 Uncle Nips bedtime stories aud
Philadelphia station ,wDhHl
uit Rrothcrsl
tgg0 MctrrsL
20 20 & =. W Popular dance music
and the latest songs
Newark station twoN
a.. hambcrger Go
ice Meters
6l5 Santa clans hour santa Claus
will tslk Co the Riddles every eVcuiug
at this hour and toll thcm ~ his IN
pcri"uccs During tho DaN iu Toy land
6sS 10 = Orchestral numbers D., the
Rlslto Theatre ia Newark Mr rossolN
conductor
Newark station tWiIt
tMestinghouse-ae0 Meters
Regular Daytime fsaturesl
40t FASHIONS from Women Wcai
Daily Newspaper
pittshurg station iknkA
ou % ~ News rrl Weekly lot.
tor from Farm and ii.wr .N,,k.N
Summary ot Tho Iron and steel ln
duStrtcs prepared hN fhr Iron Age
80 Bedtime story for fpe children
e. Summary ot the \eW York stock
Exchange
500 Au address 10y a prominent busi-
ness man
: so. concert lv fle University a.
HIttSnurp NuStCal CllDs
>chrnectadN station tMGNl
tGenrrat Electric Company
Class u station .t0S Meters
90 HrOCuC, and stock market quota
fipus news bulletins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Philadelphia, PENIS Grove, Chester
WILSON LINE
SCHEDULE or TRIPS

SCHEDULE OF TRIPS
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street Wharf,
naily escpt Saturdays. sundays and
holidays for Chester aud Philadelphia,
800 a. M. 1900 noon. 40 and 7.36
y. IN.
On Saturdays. Sundays and HOLIDAYS
I 80. 1880 a. m, l.3O. ~ and :. 80 % m
lsav. Philadelphia. Chestnut streot
WHAT i9r Miiinington az same hours.
ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington. weekdays. G.i5. 7.4b
1000 a. m, 400 noon. 200. 40, q 90
500. 1000 anu 1900 o. m.
ON sundays. 7.ij. 1000 a M, 1900
noon, 200. 100. 600. 800. 1910 aud
- % o. m.
Leave Pcnn's Grove. weekdays. 63b.
100. 900. ~ 90 a. M. 100. 800. . 80.
ZOO. 900 and n. % .. m.
On sundays. 90. 300. II 90 n m,
!. 90. 300. 300. Z 90. 900 and ! I OO y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13

Maximum results at m.l.mum cost
-an Every Evening want ad Cal
.1eU.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Detective Agencies

uANtiITON DETECTIVE AGENCY
ITGFN-FD AND IbsDFH
5lu.1II FORD BttiDtNG
Phone fntn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
WE HAVE MANY MORE CARS NOT
LISTED HERE.

Every one is mechanically perfect Nhcn
W. say that We can back u up. Time
payments II you want 10. We 0uancc
our own ears. Guaranteed titlc wtth
.,.ycrX car
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02

Developing Syndicate, and Solomon
Roberts, Administrator Of the estate Of
5. w. Dyer, deceased, Defendants.
No. SLIT.
NOTICE
state OF Oklahoma to Roy f. Lynds and
Economy Developing Syndicate, Greet
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day OF May 1922 the above named plaintiff
sued you and the other defendants In this
action in the district court of Bryan Coun
~ oklahoma to recover judgment against the
defendants, w. II. Loring and Salie j.
Loring for the sum OF $110O17 with interest
ana to foreclose mortgage on the
NWh Of Section 8, Township 7 South,
Range IL East Of the Indian base and
Meridian, Bryan County Oklahoma.
Now therefore. you are hereby notified Of
the filing Of said suit and that you must
answer plaintiffs petition on or before the
lst day of July, 1929 or said petition will
he taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly In favor Of the plaintiff for the
amount sued for with foreclosure Of the
real estate mortgage IN the above described
lands and further decree ordering the
same sold for the satisfaction thereof
Signed this 18Th day of May. 1879.
LACY GRIMES.
Court Clerk, Bryan County Oklahoma
- Ralph H. Daughcrty. Deputy.
HATCllETT & FERGUSON,
Attorneys
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02
nrRANT CHAPTER CONFERS
DEGREES LAST FRIDAY

A lars. class received the Chapter
Mason, N,.rrcs at the local Masonic
Lodge iat Friday afternoon. the
WORK lo;rr cxcmplified by the crack
degree team from Sherman, Texas. At
$50 o'clock a banquet was served
10 candidates in the dining hall, after
which tie last degree was conferr-
ed.
The Sherman team filled the Of
ficers in the chapter degrees as fol-
lows:
]. r Knott, High Priest.
R.G Durham, King.
J. ]. Barnes, Scribe.
". McCasland, Captain Of Host.
J. NJ. Gillespie, Royal Arch Cap
tain
We. Rancy, Principal Sojourner.
H. T. Templeton, Master Of End
Veil.
This team has been working to-
gether for seven years in the confer
ring of the Royal Arch degrees and
have visited many points in North
Texas and Oklahoma inthis wor. A
large attendance of Royal Arch Ma
sons from Durant and surrounding
towns is expected.
The Council degrees will be confer
red by this team at a date to be
selected
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02
HONOR SOLDIER
DEAD TUESDAY

... .....rcd her dead heroes
p-,' ~, ,. War as well as the dead
q .% ~. cr and Spanish-American
o. "' or ,,.morial Day, Tuesday, May
=. .' ck TUESDAY afternoon a
l sd. staged, after which
pai'o viii go to Highland ceme-
w ,..... Memorial Day exercises
w. W.! and the graves of the
We. o. the three wars were
I'.s'... w., ,,h flowers.
r.. ..r Of the parade was
c.1.,. "a! firing squad, mem
w.. .u american Legion, Civil
Tsr Spanish-American war
Va. w. len all who wish to join
". w. ,..... The line Of march will
' . .rgrccn near the court
So" ... 1T Third, south to Main
n.,. b ou 1st Avenue, to south
" III. 4,ks where cars will be
v,,irar transport everybody to
the cca..'F~ -.
III. ,..G members and Auxiliary
uemlcr Id poppies Monday, and
,bp m4., urople wore them on
Nemorial Day to honor the dead in
Franc a,i in the homeland.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES

sa.:: : ,; . {. - :. :. Il 8. 4 3. :: :.
- ,fS'riion May 10. 1922
.r 'fh Insertion .Tune 1f. 1922
sIATE or OKLAHOMA,
coryTY or BRYAN, S.
IN T!!r DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
" MD COUNTY AND STATE.
v = Reynolds, Plaintiff,
Ellen Perkins, ct al, Defend.n,s
Lydia Mctralt, ct al, Interyenors
Gn-rc, No. 4716
'o4loh OF SHERIFF's SALE OF LAND
y,u. ON FORECLOSURE
a. hereby given that in pursuance
0, 'lo r ~ snlc issued out Of the office
CONT, ',rrt n % the District Court Of Bryan
A n ,ooo ,WH,nh"ma' on the 11th day Of May,
RpvnoiJ. 80 IN an notion wherein W. @,
md ~ was plaintiff and Ellen Perrin
Ta TTyqla Mo'oaN Grady sporks Katbr;na dno
A., ana Deloise Knight were interven,
m - t'Ip,I"d TO me. the undersigned Sher.
lew r| nr|An County, commanding me TO
ani;-iI hpnraise, advertise and sell an
fo1,i.i "n"'third interest in and to the
d"scrihcd property to.wit:
N L. ~ Rlock 81. and Lot I. in Block
ol,,n N" Town Of Bokchito. BRYAN COUNTY
tbs,a., according to the official plat
AZ ,o. 10 satisfy Judgment and decree
and 'nr" In favor Of the said plaintiff
,nS W E'';f said defendants, Ellen Perrin
mia " Perrin. obtained and made in
b ,onn y"mn on the 27th day Of March, A.
ten nsr far the sum Of $274.50. with
I'm yer ,oo1t cent interest thereon from March
"'n'y Tees with six per cent interest there.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02

Court from his said petition that il would
be beneficial to said minors that their in.
tetost in said tract Of land be sold.
II is therefore by the Court ordered that
the next Of kin Of said minors. and all
other persons interested in said estate he and
appear before the County Court Of Bryan
County Stale Of Oklahoma. at the County
Court room in the town Of Durant, In said
County and State. on the 9th day Of June
\. D., lo22. at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. 0f said day and show cause. u any
o.iN's. why said order TO sell real estate
Should not he made.
Witness John Tinncy County Judge Of
Brran County, and the seal OF the Court
affixed the 9th day Of May. A. D., 1929
JOHN FINNEY,
County Judge
CTTERBACK & MCDONALD
Attnrneys
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02
1st insertion May 12, 1922
4th insertion June 2, 1922.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigncd, Walter Rochell, will after
thirty days from the date of the frs:
publication of this notice make appli.
cation to the proper officer for a par.
don from Judgment and sentence rem
dered in the District Court of Bryan
County, Oklahoma, on the 18th day
of October, 1919, convicting this ap-
plicant Of highway robbery, and un-
der which judgment he is now serving
a five year sentence in the State Re
formatory at Granite, Oklahoma.
Dated this the 18th day of May,
A. D., 1922.
WALTER RoCHELL.
.Utterback G. Macdonald
Attorneys for Applicant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02

Bryan County, Oklahoma, on the 18th day
Of March. 1922, for the sum of $2834.OO
With eight per cent interest thereon from
January end, 1922, until paid, and $2s3.4O
attorney fees; and TO satisfy a Judgment and
decree Of foreclosure in favor Of the State
Bank Commissioner and against II. c.
Stanley and Sallie r. Stanley for s3Osi. AZ
with ten per cent interest thereon from Jan
nary 1st., 1922, until paid and $3os.l4 at
torney fees, and costs accruing / will on
the l4th day Of June, a. d. 1922. at the
hour Of two o'clock p. NJ. of said date, at
the front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Durant, Bryan County. Oklahoma.
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash the property above described, or
so much thereof as will satisfy the said
judgments. interest costs and attorneys
fees.
Witness my hand this the 10th day OF
May A. d. 1922
RUEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Bryan County, oklahoma
BY CLYDE NORMAN Deputy.
CTTERBACK & MACDONALD,
Atlorupya
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-02

on from March eth, 1922, until paid, and
costs accruing, ] will on the goth day Of
June a. d. 1922, at the hour Of two o'clock
p. NJ, on said day, at the front door NJ
the Court House in the City Of Durant, in
said County and State offer for sale and
sell TO the highest bidder for cash the said
property above described, or so much there.
OF rs VIII satisfy the said judgment, with in.
terest and costs
RUEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff OF Bryan County, Oklahoma.
By CLYDE NORMAN, Deputy.
UTTERBACK & MCDONALD,
Attorneys