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The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Local Lads Are Victors
in Lafayette Sport Carnival

EAsToN, Pa, March s.-New York
boys carried off the honors in the thir-
teenth annual indoor minor sports exhl-
bition OF Lafayette College here tonight
under the direction of Physical Director
Harold A. Bruce.
Dummy Romero OF New York. for
mer Columbia wrestler. won the 1i5
pound wrestling championship IN q bout
that went the limit Romero, however.
lost In the 1i5 pound boxing final TO
Billy Mccall. the star soccer player.
Fred Appel OF New York gained the
heavyweight wrestling title. after hard
battle with Sergeant. last years 15s
pound champion.
George Orr Of Brooklyn earned draw
In the i5s pound boxing final with Rcpaa
tho basketball player
Ortman. freshman from Brooklyn,
lost IN the 155 pound boxing final to
Beaver a local boy
The sophomore class won the Bible de-
partment boxing trophy
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Harvard Wrestlers Lose

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March S.-Dart-
mouth defeated Harvard in wrestling
meet at the Hemenway Gymnasium to-
night by 3 TO 0 points.
l25 Pound Class-Friedmau, Harvard de-
feated Williams, Dartmouth. Decision.
Time advantage, m. 22s.
1876 Pound Class-Holmes. Harvard, defeated
Henrietta. Dartmouth. Decision. Two extra
minute period. Advantage time, m. 32s,
las Pound ClasB-Borglum, Dartmouth. de-
feated Baggctt. Harvard. Fall. I'm. 53s,
l5s Pound Class-Winchester, Dartmouth. de-
feated p'Wolf, Harvard. Decision. 3m AIS.
i7s Pound Ciass--March, Dartmouth, defeated
Sanders, Harvard. Fall IN extra period,
I'm. los
rnIimited--Loctwco Harvard, defeated Hol-
lard, Dartmouth. 9ecision. I'm. 50s.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
FRANK 7. ANDERSON
TOPS TENNIS ENTRY
National Indoor Champion to
Play in Brooklyn Title
Tournament.

With the present national indoor
champion and one former title holder
entered and with many others of local
prominence among the aspirants. the
first annual Brooklyn indoor tennis
championship, which opens at the
Fourteenth Regiment Armory on Sat
urday under the asupices of the Brook
lyn Indoor Tennis Club, promises to
attract more attention than was at
first supposed. For some of those who
will rate as contenders in the national
event at the Seventh Regiment Armory
later in the month the tournament
ought TO furnish thorough tryout.
For his opening match on Sunday
morning Frank Anderson has drawn
Edgar +. Dawson. the national junior
indoor champion. Voshell plays his
first contest on Saturday afternoon
against A. r Ortiz The tournament
will be brought down to the round be-
fore the semi-final on Sunday and will
be completed next week end. The draw
follows
FIRST QUARTER, BYEs-Frank T. Ander-
son VS.. Edgar 4. Dawson, Ralph j. Som
mer vs.. Clarence T.. un,erbers. Leonard
w. Knox VS.. Leslie Tornay First round
J. Trevette Allen vs.. Charles NJ. Wood. Jr..
Herbert Thomson VS.. :. ". Palmer.
SECOND QUARTER-Hcrhert y. Bowman
VS.. VI. G. Penfield. Reginald w. Talmage
Va. Gerald H. coster. Ross w. Lynn VS..
w. Stanley Pearce, A. u. Ferlazzo va.
Howard Ferris, Armand H. Bruneau vs..
Richard q. Winfield. Edward II. Merle Va.
Harry l.. Cook, j. r. Nikonow vs. Frederic
Damrau. w. A. Blackwell vs., Donald A,
Allen.
THIRD ROUNDS. Howard vosheu VS.. A.
II. Orth, G.. A. II. Smith W.. j. w. Dudley.
Herbert T.. Teden vs. Charles w. Whitall.
Ralph v. Lake VIZ. Jay =. Leary, Valentine
u. Iavens Va. Earl G. Bache. @. ri. Names
W.. Lawrence "A. Evans, Charles $. Scott
w. John r. MoEwen. Clyde Marshall vs..
Frank Utard
FOURTH QtfARTER-Percy T.. Kynaston vs..
Halph II. Roberts, stephen V. Bruhans Va.
Thomas w. Whitail Byes-William ".
Ruxton w. Y. T.. Nerstraten, Fred -.
Powers W. William c. Prill Eli IL. Harris
vs. Everett Waugh.
The Davis cup committee Of the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
announced yesterday that the draw for
the International event VIII be made on
Thursday. March 16. the day after the
closing of entries at the headquarters
Of the association. 20 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09

Gibbons GrebReuniOnMay
End Beautiful Friendship
Society Folk to See
Big Fight in Garden

CoCIETY viii be well represented
y at the Gibbons-Greb fight,
which is TO take place Mon
day night in Madison Square Gar
den. The nature of the contest,
which is for the benefit OF the Milk
Fund. under the direction OF the
Mayors Committee OF Women, is
largely responsible for the turning
out OF society.
Those who have subscribed for
boxes are Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
Welt, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Angler b. Duke. Price McKin-
ney and Charles Sabin.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Carpenter Is Operated On
for Carbuncle on Neck

Pants, March s--Goorges Carpenter,
the French fighter has been suffering
for the last few days with a carbuncle
on the neck A surgical operation was
performed this morning and II II ex-
pected that this will alleviate the trouble
Carpenter future plans and con
tracts. II In announced, will be In no
way modified
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Syracuse Plays Poor
Game Against Cornell

SYRACUSE, n. vi. March S.-sWacuse
University went down 10 defeat before
the Cornell basketball team in the Arch
hold Gymnasium tonight for the second
time this season. by the score of 20 to
IL. The visitors completely outclaesed
the Orange, and after 1vo minutes OF
play went into q lead that was never
threatened.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
ROCHESTER PLAYER
LEADS BY 2 SHOTS
Defeats A. L. Walker, Jr., and
Other Stars at Pine
hurst.
RETURNED 81 ON MONDAY
Richmond County Entrant
Second With 153-B. w.
C0rkran Is Third.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
Yates of the Oak Hill Club of Roch-
ester developed one of his best golfing
moods at a most opportune moment
to-day and scored brilliant 35-35-70
over the championship course. which
enabled him to win the medal from a
field OF more than three hundred anna
teurs in the spring tournament. Yates
took 81 Monday over the No. 3 course
liz the first IS holes Of the qualifying
test, and his 20 to-day gave him a
score of Isl, which was two shots
lower than that of A. L. Walker, Jr.,
of Richmond County, who was second.
The tournament was remarkable for
the fact that although there were 33S
starters on Monday, the scores which
qualified in the first division varied from
the winning ISL, to III. a difference OF
twenty shots. whereas those who quail
fed in some of the higher divisions were
not separated by more than two strokes,
the seventh sixteenth being composed
entirely of golfers who expended either
OF or 1913 strokes for the thirty-six hole
test
i. Warren Corkran Of Baltimore,
and Yates and Walker rule the favor
ties in the match play. b. p. Merriman
Or Waterbury, North and South anna
teur champion, qualified with 165, but
he recently recovered from an illness
and is not able to play within several
shots of his best.
Frank Blossom. formerly of Yale,
from the Indiana Hill Club of Chicago,
qualified In the first division and is con-
sGered dangerous.
Yates Has Been on Form.
It was a long long trail of golfers
that struggled over the championship
and No. 2 courses to-day. Those who
played the championship course Mon
day were on N9 to-day, and those
who had their first round on No. 3. went
around the championship layout to-day.
Yates was not favored to win the
medal, for he has not been scoring as
well recently as at the time of the st.
Valentines tournament, in which he led
the qualifying, after play off with
John ID. Chapman. He came back at
the right time. Yatess card:
out. .......... $ 3-35
The Scores.
FIRST DIVION.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Penn Basketball Team
Continues Its Winning Streak

PHILADELPHIA, March S-Capt Bill
Graves's University Of Pennsylvania
basketball team made Il twenty-three
victories out OF twenty-four games tlis
season by defeating Swarthmore College
tonight, IL to IA.
Penn played without Al Voegclin. who
hurt his ankle and Is being rested for
the Dartmouth game on Saturday Hunt
singer was also on the sidelines. The
Garnet surprised Penn by It's close
guarding. The lineup.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Barnes and Hutchison Win
Keen Match in the South

LAUREL, Miss, March Slim Barnes
and Jock Hutchlson began the last lap
of their 10000 mile tour by defeating
Leo Diegel and Seymour Dunn to-day on
the course Of the Laurel Country Club
by up and I TO play.
The champions made a fine comeback
- she afternoon. At the end of the
rrornfng round they were 3 down, and
Diegel and Dunn also won the first hole
Of the afternoon round.
The best ball cards were
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Pros i'm Four Ball Match.

ORMoNp BEACH, Fla, March SIN
a four ball match on the Ormond Beach
course to-day William Potts, the Or
mond professional, and Tom Mcnamara,
Siwanoy, defeated Cant. Clark OF the
Engineers Club and Al Chrystie. Sea
Breeze professional, and Q. Potts and
Mcnamara hsf best ban ~ as.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Penn Freshmen Equal
Scholastic Basketball Record

Special Dispatch 70 TuE NFw YosK IirsALp.
PHILADELPHIA. March s.--carmack OF
tho Penn freshman basketball team to-
night equaled the scholastic record by
tossing ffteon consecutive fouls in a
game against Peddie Institute of Hights-
town. ". J. The Penn freshmen won
IS TO a.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Phonograph Fails as
an Aid to Oarsmen
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HrR.rp

Special Dispatch to TIE New YoRK HERALD
AMBRIDGE. March S.-The
I ,oarsmen who have no harmony
in their systems are causing
the phonograph as a method of teach
ing rowing at Harvard to be junked
Coach Howe has found that the non
musical strokes of the different
thirty-four crews cannot follow the
marches played on the phonograph
to give the crews rhythm and there
will be no official playing.
One assistant manager also played
a Jazz unthinkingly during one prac-
tice and the crew almost fell out of
the tank. The phonograph was intro
duced only last week.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Barnard School Scores Easy
Victory Over Hackley Quintet

Barnard Schools basketball team
closed it's season yesterday with an
easy victory over the quintet Of Hackley
School on the Iatters court at Tarry-
town, ". Y. The score was 81 to 10.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09

The lions share of the
worlds best woolens!
Americas!
England's!
Scotland'S!
Among clothiers we are
the largest importers Of
fine Scotch and English
woolens in this country.
Pay a good tailor twice
our price and he may show
you the same sort Of
stufs-
But why the extrava-
gance?
Besides, with US, you see
the fit before you order, in
stead of after.
Spring suits.
Spring overcoats.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Basketball Results.

81. Peters Prep. n; Rutgers rrep.. "a.
Pittsburgh. 70, w. and J.. 20.
Wisconsin, ~; Chicago. ~.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09

Fted -Penn-~tsraNc. Miller Ir"W,
findblatt Swarthmorc-O Ogden. C;renhart
Foul goals-tiravn. out Of ~ Earrshaw
'utionr-Penn-- Brew for Sullivan, aIcNichp
for Brew. Swarthnfore- Baxter for Hankins
Hankns for Baxter, Pienbaugh for Ogden,
Baxter for Ifanklns. Referee-Cielgcs rm~
pirc-Emery. Time of halves-2O minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
YALE'S BASKETBALL
FIVE is VICTORIOUS
Takes Lead From Columbia in
First Half and Wins by
36 to 90.

Speciol Dispatch 70 THE NEW YORK HEKALn
NEW HAVEN, Conn. March S.-colum-
bia tonight went down to a defeat oH
Sc to 2s at the hands OF the Yale bas-
ketball team in the first victory of the
season for the Ellis in the intercolle-
giate league series. Columbia led until
the first half was nearly over. when
long shots by Conklin and Herman gave
quished. Springhorn for Columbia and
Herman for Yale starred.
The lineun
The New York herald., 1922-03-09

ltOoF-1plutHuih snulten,
Springhorn, A. Watson, 2 Pulleyn. .. Yale.
Conklin, ? Baither. /. Cooper. Herman, g:
Haas, ?; Larner, /. Goals from foui-Pul-
leyn. out OF II; Cooper, out Of l3:
Baither. out OF ,. Substitutions-Colunt-
bia Edey for Mullen, Smith for Reilly, Reilly
retired for four person fouls. Yale, Larner
for Conklin, conklin retired for four personal
fouls Ohley for Cooper, Cooper retired for
four personal fouls. Referee-O' Shea. ST.
Johns College. UmpiTe-Butler, Cornell
Time-20 minute halves.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
The Scores.
FIRST DIVION.

raw for first round-Plerce vs.. Proctor
Harlow VS.. Chapman, Ranney VS.. Merri-
man. Bydolek vs.. Gregg, Blossom vs.
Parry, Yates VS.. Corkran, Walker VS.. Nc
MILAN and Beall VS.. Elliott.
The New York herald., 1922-03-09
Rain or shine 'sScotch
MiStS are fine!

Registered Trademark for our fair.
weather overcoats OF handsome Scottish
cheyiois-rainproof,
The New York herald., 1922-03-09

Scores made by golfers from I
metropolitan district who qualified
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
AvEAAIE PERSONAIMENTE" DICE Ell
SR. HERNANDEZ.


ias a. clss'facrss are ~nasn s,.sne
sssairlor ~ dulscs. l.rss anies a. isrr-
dr. Ia saiad ,sa fagaE DE- s,,,as melo.
rs.
-lane i..rril.le h que sufsf a,l es;s-
maro. ln.ro era l,or q ~siaao ID slss-
sqnilil'rio ncrvioso. las n~ihcs De in-
s.smnie \ II iaciia para ,iulninarnc.
coninl,a con iraiamicnio y mc,licinas.
hasia donde era possible con lnis rs-
cursos. pero a iscsar dc ;oio. ca,la Vez
cmIeoraha mas. nunca mejore. Mi
eslposa habla estado leyendo los rela-
ios de los periIlicos relatives a Tan
lac. g insistio en- que 10 prol,asc. y dcS-
dc 81 dia en que comen~, iomarlo.
mis- males han dcsaparecido como por
arte de magia.
"He tornado menos de tres botellas
hGsta ahora, y VA he aumentado cua-
tro kilos en- peso. puedo conner de todo
con exception de carnes. que todavia
no he include en- mi lista, Y va NADIA
me produce malestar indigestion. De
nuevo disfrutQ de resistencia. vitali-
dad y fuerza mental, siemto de nue.
vo In ambicion Y el placer de vivir. Y
ell cuant0 al sueilo. estoy reponiendo
todos los afios de insomnia. mis- ner-
vios estdn tan tranquilos que casi no
me doy cuenta de que los tengo. TolO
aQuel que dude de este. veame perso-
nalmcnte Y yo le podre decir aGn mas
de las maravillas que Tanlac la he
cho por mi"
/ Tanlac Sc vende en todas las dro-
guerfasf farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

CAS- isae u lnunds s.acr ~ Cirs-
farrus y un homllre alie , dclrsdo.
c.n nm oarro a. maise qnc ,enae dsil.
crs iur las ralies De esia cnrnrsida
rlndaa. Esia ealerida irrsana r. IA.
Ia mcnos que 4 scfor IlAman Herman.
irx. que vise en Ia caHe cubs. csQpina
Es1rTapza. our ~ si5 Frsiuci,io i.'r II
cnfcfmeiad DEL esioanaso a tai sraslo
cue hace rariOs aiios turo que adnidar
este molO de ganarse In vida.
las campanas de In caielral ic
Cienfuegos. no expresan su mensa j.
en un iono mas confiado y claro que 81
seiior Hernandez. nj referirse en To-
nos elogi0sos a In medicina maravi
llosa. Tanlac. Al describir IA caso y
Ia dificultad para encontrar alivia
hasta entonces. dice:
"Hace qhince amos. era yo un hom
bre robusto Y sanO que peSaba unos
80 kilos. LuegO cOmence enfermar
me del est0mago Y llegue al grado dc
que todo 10 que comfa me hacfa dano
Fuf eliminando de mi dieta una cosa
detrds de otra, hasta que solo vivfa
con alimentos lfquidos-leche. algo dc
sopa sin grasa Otros-. pero adn es-
to me hacfa daiio.
'Llegue pesar 81 kilos Y perdi
fuerza energfa. hasta el grado que
quede Ell un estadO de prOfunda ape-
mia. Mi memoria, que en- alguna epo-
ca habfa sido notable, era entonces
muy mala Y comprendf q,-iba empeoran
do mental Y ffsicamente. Las perso-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

bien en- alto la bandera de su ilustre
apellida, al abogar CON gran entusias7
mo en- pro del dass.rrollO de ia ms
tlucc.6n pdblica taiIto en- la zona ur-
baila como en- la rural Vi con clio pu-
SO de manifesto las grandess scendicis-
mes Gle su capacidsdA' professional a la
vez que i'm magnanimo coraz6n ella-
hnosiado del mayor ,engramlecimiento
Observation-Disclosures de la Gninez.l q
ia Aseeiaci6n de padres y el iilagiss
terio local han reiterado una tez mas
.toda su confiamn don Bernardo; y
por nuestra parte, piometaInos dedi-
car algunas lfneas de Ell IMPARCIAL
"a hacer un juici5I sintetico acerca de
varios nuevos e iinportantes aspectos
expuestos por q orador en- la predi-
cha conferencia. %
Doctor Ferndndes Ndter.. i...,,
!, En- la maiisna Gel microbes ,seis del
cursante, tuvimcs el placer de saludar
On Ia Iudad ai distinguido galeno
puertorriqueno, doctor Manuel Fernan-
,lez Mater, quien desempena el ele-
vado cargo de medico-inspector del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
NOTAS QUE VUELAN
cRoNICA DE cAGUAs

III jHez ColJerg.
Desde el instante en- que fufmOs
presenf5dos el por un bten amigo :
sompahero suyo, domiciliado en- Qua
yamG, comenzam0s a cultivar su tra-
TO ameno Y r;balleroso.
Luegs, por varias ocasiones, hen0s
tenido el homer de Observable en- sus
actuaciones como m2gistrado, tanto
en- c;imGr;l, como en- corte alberta.
FL Hen. Pedro Nelson Colberg, nues-
tfo juez municipal. ;onstituye I'm mo
1.-Two de orgullo para. In cils nd de Ca
gnas, por las excclentes dotes de i'm
parcialidad Y de recta justicia que Sc
encuentrG ell todas stls decisiones.
FL eco de un runlor cir.ulante ha
llegad1 hasta nosotros: el ncmbre del
ioven juez suena para ocupar TN car
so mas elevado Ell la judicaturs insu-
lar. Y este rumor. de collfilmarse,
sarfa motive de pesar Y de algeria a
sla vez para todos sus buenOs amigos
Y, adsniralores 10 pIiinero, porque
fEcs verfamos hu6rfanos de su presen-
ella al frente de nuestra Corte; 10 Sc
gundo, porque clio constituirfa un pre-
m;o merecido su cap&cidad ejeeu-
ltorias ssbresalientes como funcionario
judicial. n
De cualquier modo, la fausta nueva
serfa motive suficiente para regccijar
a todos los buenos amigos del letra-
do, incluso este cronista, que tdesea
tributafle la felicitaci6n anticipadh
por sus triunfos.
Don Bernardo Huyke. 81
En- la conferencia de la association
de padres, llevada cabo en- los sa-
loncs de la Escuela Corchsdo, la mo-
che del microbes seis del cursante
pronuncio lln brillante dfscurso el in
| teligente inspector de este distrito, don
Bernardo Huyke, quien tllvo perfodos
| muy feliees en- el cufso de su peroia-
ia, los que lie hicieron acreedor a
| les aplausos unanimes con que la selec-
ia concurrencis allf congregada 10 in
! terrllmpfa amenudo.
FL distinguido pedagogo supo poner
l a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14


distrito norte dentro del Departamen-
to de sanidad insular.
FL doctor giro Una vista de inspec-
'ci6n s:lnitaria cn> Caguas, di0 sus
instruccioiles los inspectores locales
para Il nlejor Gesarrollo ejecucion
dc, Ii campai1a emprendida Ell pro de
la salud pdblica.
Reiterdnlpsle nuestro saludo.
tLabor sq,flaria.
5tsi Los irlspectores de sanidad desta-
's;alos en- Caguas, han realiNado un
fbucn trabh5o durante el pr0ximo pG-
ssado mes de noviembre, EN- la cIuza-
tla iric'ssh en- ,beneficio del sanea-
miento general de la ciuds.d v sus ba-
rrias.
Ha nicqeeitlo especial satenci0n La
yigilancias del expendio de leche de
vaca Ell las vaquerfas dep6sitos ell
matadero, puestos de came, panade-
Ifas, estaEolecimientos pdblicos, tales
COMO t&ndas de vfveres, restaurantes,
fcndas, hotetcs, ventas ambulantes,
ETC.; casas priyadGs y de vecindad,
ratios. letrinas ! instalacion de nlo.
merfa .sanitaria en- general, amen de
IL higiene escolar. Como consecuen-
/
ca de estas activldades de los agen-
's - i,D,,'ea 80 49, -
HINES 4 esc,itas / g han, radicsdo on
la Cofte Municipal alrededor de Sc
Fdehsinciass pors resistenaia tciiaz a las
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-09

1st insertion May 10. 1922
4th insertion June 9th, 1929.
In the District Court Of Bryan ounty,
State Of Oklahoma:
Commerce Trust Company, a Corporation,
Plaintiff.
". H. Loring salie j. Loring, Solomon
Roberts, Carrie e. Roberts, Riley Os.
born, Guaranty State Bank Of Benning-
ton, Oklahoma, Roy e. Lynds, Economy
1st insertion May 12, 1922.
5th insertion June 9th, 1922
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF BRYAN
COUNTY. OKLAHOMA.
Howard X. Gould, Plaintiff.
W. H. MCGEE and Martha McGee, Defen.
dants.
No. 4687.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of an order Of sale issued out Of the Dis.
trict Court Of Bryan County. Oklahoma,
on the 10th day Of April, 1922, in an ac-
tion wherein Howard K. Gould was plain.
tiff and W. II. McGee and Martha McGee
were defendants, directed TO me the under
signed Sheriff of Bryan County, Okla.
homa commanding me to levy upon and sell
without appraisement the following de
scribed real estate in Bryan County, Ok.
lahoma to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quar-
ter, Section SO, Township I South, Range
IL East, and the Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter Of the Northeast Quar-.
ter Of Section 80. Township South. Range
II East of the Indian Meridian, to satisfy
a Judgment and decree Of foreclosure in faV'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-09

Range East Of the Indian Base and Ne
ildian, containing 40 acres, more or less, "
ing and situate In Bryan County, Oklahoma
70 satisfy judgment and decree Of fore
closure IN favor Of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendants, obtained and
made In said District Court In and for
bryan County Oklahoma, on the i4th day
OF March, 1922, for the sum Of 92s34 90
wlth eight per cent interest thereon from
January End, 1922, until paid, and S2s3. 40
attorney fees; and to satisfy q Judgment and
decree OF foreclosure Ia favor Of the State
Bank Commissioner and against IT. O.
Stanley and Sallie Il. Stanley for S3Osi. az,
~itb ten per cent interest thereon from Jan
uary lst.. 1922, until paid and $3O8I4 al
.orney fees. and costs accruing | will on
the lith day ~ June, \. u. 1879, at th.
hour Of two o'clock =. NJ. Of said date at
the front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Dursnt, Bryan County, Oklahoma,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash the property above described ur
80 much thereof as will satisfy the said
judgments, interest, costs and attorney .
fees.
witness my hand this the 10th day Of
May, A. ID. 1929.
RUEL TAYLOR
Sheriff Of Bryan County, Oklahoma
by CLYDE NORMAN DEPUTY
UTTERBACk MACDONALD,
ATTORNEYS.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-06-09

or OF said plaintiff and against said de
iendants made and obtained In said court on
the 9th day Of October, 1921, for the sum OF
Soll.5O with interest at the rate OF ten
per cent per annum from January I, 1921.
and the further sum Of $4,000 attorney
fees with interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum from the 23rd day of July,
1921. and costs Sll.s5. and costs accruing
will on the 12th day Of June, 1922.
at the hour OF 10 A. NJ. on said day at the
front door Of the court house In the city
Of Durant in said County and state, offer
Tor sale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash said real estate above described or 50
much thereof as will satisfy said judgment
with interest and costs. Said real estate to
be sold subject to certain first mortgage Of
$l500.00 to Maxwell Investment Company.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of May
1929.
RUEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff Of Bryan County
Hatchett & Ferguson.
Attorneys.