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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
EARLY BIRD GETS
NEAR FRONT ROW
TAB Usher Says That
1000 Come to Meet
ing Before 6

lust how badly do folks want to
hvr Billy Sunday?
n Z. schlegel. who has been in
tjs .I,r, In the chief usher's box at
p,lg sundays right every night
sine the opening Of the revival
campaign, knows.
Week end nights Schlegel goes to
tbc tabernacle at o'clock.
"Wbv SO early" he was asked yes.
,srda, There's no one there then,
u there
gchIcgol says that there is al.
oays a crowd at q clock. Some
Zines there are 1000 people there.
.omctimes less, but seldom fewer
tbsn 900. Just when they begin
10 come he doesn't know, as 6
o'clock Us as early as he arrives on
the scene. They go at that hour in
order to get tho front seats and
,bey are parked there in then when
later .omers, fondly imagining that
.o7 O'Clock arrival will procure for
them The choicest seats in the house.
gFthere'
yundavs they just simply stay aft
er The afternoon services. Folk who
don't come to tho afternoon servicd
berin to come at o'clock. They
bring their lunches with them. BY
$40 the tabernacle Is always full
and every sunday OF the campaign
thus far. people arriving at 1890.
the hour scheduled for the opening
NJ the meeting, have found that
sunday is halfway through preach
ing-that IS. they found that II uhey
could get near enough the door TO
hear his voice at all. Services are
started before o'clock, as the
house is packed and people are
Standing IN the aislcs in order to
hear the world-famous evangelist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
LECALS

snd tne oily Enginee. mas prepared. sub
mites and filed his written statement
nrms, corporations and estates ywpins
tpuulnE property, the property benefited
and other prorerty liable 20 assessncnt
Union Avenue. In said Improvement pl..
trlct. IN. number OF front feet owned bv
ss'h anu desiEnating the property owned
wise, 80 a. TO Identify the same. and also
e9ntainlns an estimate q the total cost
dns % sven ,mprosements. the portion and
anVunt oi such cost 70 be essed
oEainst the abutting property. the property
20 benefNed and other property liable t1
assessment, and the total amount IL be an.
portioned to, levied and assessed sgalust
such property and the owners thereof
according to the benefit. rrsuftir.
rom such improvements, and said hoard
has duly examined revised. corrected
ana approved said written statement and
assess the cost Of such improvements and
directed notices thereof Co be given 10
the owners ~ such property by pubUce.
uon a. provided In said Charter and has
required due notice 10 be served upan the
owners q such property by registered
Tulsa. oklahoma. ana said Board did In
tald resolution and notice get a date ON
which II would hear all matters affecting
such property, or the benefits thereto. or
any claim or liability or ubisttIous 20
me making Of such improvements pr IT,
regularitles In any of the proceedings
In reference to the making ot fuon Inn
provemcnts. or any other objections
thereto, and In pursuance ~ said action.
publication and notice. such session was
duiy convened and held by this Board
al the time designated IN said notice. and
WHEREAS, At such session this Board
did hear and consider an complaints and
objections to the making ~ such i'm
proNements and the apportionmcut " tho
cost thereof, and did thereafter review.
revise and correct said written statement
and aid approve and confirm said state
mont as 80 revised and corrected and
w al fH ont. D.
been fully complied with TO authorize the
levyinE Of said assessments against the
ahutting property. the property benefited
and other property liable TO assessment.
and the owners thereof la said District
and,
WHEREAS. the assessments levied bv
thlS Ordinance have been sppurtionod.
and assessed upon the basis of benefits
and none Of said assessments exceeds tho
Is assessed and said Assessments are ap-
portioncd. spread and assessed against
the property aFscsssble iu proportion to
the benefits afforded to said property by
said assessments are levied,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE tT ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
SECTION /: THAT there shalt be- and
hereby Is apportioned to, charged. levied
and assessed against the several lots and
tracts OF land liable 20 assessment and
PRovEMENT DisTRrcr 40 ga with
he improvements thereon and appurte.
lRnces thereunto belonging as a special
tax to pay Tibhets & Pleasant fnr
~ provided by contract with tho CITY of
Tulsa. Oklahoma. the amounts respect
lNely as follows. to-wit:
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
EVERYDAY
ADVENTURES

That Puts the JOY Back Into Life
when you want 90 get your wife
a Christmas present that will make
hor frol Bs though she iS In Glass
Al. an by herself In your estl-
nation
But YOU can't find out anything
that she'd really like because stA-
tells you that she doesn't want you
90 30 spending a lot ~ money uu
her and that she'd rather be sur.
TriHed anyway.
And 30 you have 20 hunt around
yuuuoif and you IDUr at lnt ~
handsome presau.s that aren't very
useful and some Lfrfll ones tuat
aren't very handsome and YOU
can't make up your mind what sort
ot thing TO buy Tor her.
And the more you think about II.
tho more dissatisfied you g,,. o.
and then one evening you notice
the "Cifis for Her" in the Christ
mas Gift Suggestions column. Of
THE WORLDS classified section.
And there you find descriptions ~
any number " attractive. useful
presents, from fur coats and sew
ing cabinets ~ NsdeIr- table sets
and then you just know that tho
wife Is going 20 have SOME present
this year.
That Puts the 10y Back into
Iifel-- Copyright 1921, by Basil l..
smith,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
You Tell The World

INUNGOE. NlCODEMUS & Dunn
haze removed their law offices from
the Central National Bank building
10 the Kennedy building.
=
EQUIPPED WITH needles and
thread and dress goods, women OF
me T.. l.. X. cub viii meet at the
y ". C.. \. Clubrooms Thursday
evening at 7;30 o'clock to sew little
girls dresses to be given at Christ
mas time. The sewing which can
not be done by hand will be finished
on sewing machine later at the
home OF one OF the members.
MRS VIRGINIA ASHER, In
charge OF women's work for Billy
sunday. will speak at a meeting of
the State Nurses Association OF OK
ghoma. Tulsa district No. 2, at
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
Y. W. c. A, clubrooms.
=
BREAD WILL BE the only
store bought food on the menu at
the supper to be served by the ladies'
aid society of the English Lutheran
church Thursday evening In the
Nae'llltN TT VI lllt Il nun ana
Elwood, and all the other dishes
VIII be home cooked. The meal
will be served from to 1890 o'clock.
4 bazaar Ia connection, In which a
speciality has been made of gifts
suitable for Christmas. will open at
noon,
=
BECAUSE OF THE. business
women's pilgrimage to the Billy
sunday Tabernacle planned for next
Tuesday evening, the Halliburton
Abbott club will hold its regular
business meeting Monday instead of
Tuesday evening at the Y. w. c. 4.
fAtter supper in the cafeteria, club
members will plan their Christmas
Philanthropy,
The Longfellow Parent Teachers
association viii make plans for OBJ
'eryanCe OF American Education
week next week, at regular busi-
ness session scheduled for 3 o'clock
friday afternoon in the Longfellow
\ chool auditorium.
=
THE PHILOSOPHICAL society
snnounces free lecture to be given
rtiday night on THE Heaven
World by Mrs. Rena Parker. The
ecture will be given In the Theo-
1 ophical headquarters. 2O9 Lorton
4 building,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
Fireman Injured in
Practice Is Better

John Kious, fireman at Central
ide station, who was badly bruised
N tall during fire practice about
, o'clock Tuesday evening was able
y go back on duty Wednesday as
s'ual kiOus fell about 10 feet In
sitting position land 1t was
Jared that he had heen seriously
yured' lie was rushed to the
a~pital where It was found that
M bones had been broken and was
''er removed to his home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

', ohLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 30
.ne bartlcsvllle Gas and Electric
,oHlpahy was granted permission TO
naAe a slight increase in it's electric
,aseS lu an opinion handed down
Vqay by the state corporation com
,nGslon. y The loss OF large manu-
'uF!ng concern from its lists of
pauonS and the subsequent loss Of
VENUE made necessary the in
Iedso, commission memb berg said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that on
December 10, 1921 application VIII be
made by the undersigned proprietor Tor an
order Of the District Court Of TULSA.
County, Okla homR, yHcatinE a part Of the
plat Of SUNSET PARK ADDITION 10 the
city nf rulas. Oklahoma, to-wit:
Blocks seventeen t7l and eighteen tlD
thereof same being now unuccuptad and
unimproyed ana uot used tor elty pur-
pOscA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
iRvING. PLACE ADDITION

All owners u abutting property, prop.
erty benefited by rnid improvements and
other property liable 10 aUggsznpnt are
hTrby notified that an matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits 20 thf
property thereby. and any claim or obJec
tons 10 the assessments Hs above Get
forth shall be nled In writing tn 'Le
office OF Mrs Frank seaman, city
Auditor ~ fho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma
on or before me 9TH day ~ December
1897. at o'clock a. ~, ana The same
rhal be heard by the Board ~ Gommis-
Fiouers ON tho gth day OF December IH1l,
a. 90 o'clock a. NJ, and any claim or oE-
jcctiona nor so filed in writing before
raid time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this g5th day Of Nol smbor
1891.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
LEGAL.


.ir,sr 80" ivy apoh. t"e reld Nrhmis
.',it,1l 'hH hr 'hg ~ Tulsa, shall he
'1'"1i tlt TO receive on tolegl
~ w I'"u %. ihe assessment made 70
l't sftt lHN blIl uf any vert thereof un
I.l.e ln MllllnE from th'
ts,r.y %. s''a @ ,sN alN ~ agent or ~
g,, >'il NIiirn nQ'l.g ~ exercise his op.
.' t" 9t"I. lh' lhHiHI'iu 'iututa ~ fAil
,,s, "' '"t 4.''' WV i''i' enaI lh'l luue
l.s OF e.,'I'u, thd attorney fees
.,N s,au'' ltNe 't'u insured ana
g-Ui. .,,t, N,iI'vn pIoNla'u tnht
.f '.' OF NU' .ii'n ot We holder
. '"t NlIN 20 declare tht rhtits
r,a|IeI' ~ , i.s." menus que shnil 20
l' me L'.niH owner " iht pr'u.
f..|. ""'i''s' Nn,,h 'h' aN-r7HineuiE are
I,'.' 's''" '" ID ."ii f't'In own'r a.
@ h''H. t.H. anu tl'h election TO
1t.rt. 4t' r|' A'''. inl "i Hu,h lnAN Az
,if sra. b"l het1mr ettr't wv. uh
49, .'' N'ls "Ittt saii u'li,c, shalI
T " ~ NtAN'I' ana PROVIDED ihf-
- Wtl lhc ptfaon er prrsons trom
.tfI'." 'luNuth' lns'AIiincut OF IN
.r,I.t ,, Hn'l Do que, ,n'l hnNn mo
g %. .Nt 4'5Ng mentioned notice
.t.r.r ~. ..' "'l'I ~ Ih' pnnllH,
thc r,pi,.ti"S In.' ..,S,4" 'e1 untH
IEs t,,,' '"I ,.,' Sl.,' .he lmt on mal.lns
in Wb.'6 n, nsy n,''f 10, 'e,olii "w",n
staiim,r,s WhiE NAV H,y. rScrI,o fal- ,n
n,S l..M Mn'l1 insured iq tho holder
sui. fH fUrUu|HtV tho W.r .r.nrfua MA
tax bills shall b. .,ultr.ro,b vrf0 sff.r
the expiration " rsfI fiya tE1 d.ys frou
and after ID. maIIIrr Uf the uniIto here.
ina brue rnuulrsH b. b. ,uafIrd 4, the
record owner or owner, ~ tba prou,rfy
affected. addressed d.. I,,h rr',rt g,.t,r
or owners. at Tulsa DbIahopa And
upuu su,b faIuf, ~ th, uer-op frnm
whom such dr.Iuuusrf inst, itI.,t ,r in
sfaIIuputH arr du, 10 nav a.. ammo he
tore tNe ,KpfrHtIUr az ssII fI,r tE| t.y.,
time from IpI 4r.r tt,' Jtt, .rI t..''. -
the mailing m notice ~ MIN ar to D,Y.
ts har.IUtEoya qp.,lrir3 .ra t,,uir.I
and tu pas 'tHe atturr.,. f,.. and ,'ss.r
suIo costs uf collection which may have
been incurred by a.. i1frsr ~ ,l.,b ~ d.
uW. ,r taE brI, "a. bv tIH. G,IIn,nre
rt1uatrd au..Io,a and fr,d ,h.
holder ~ tH' taK bil either /, l,i. ,va
nam. or tb. name. ~ th. t.fy at Ma
shall have the rignt 10 Ytrf..'rr, ami tp
amy court oi competent IurIali.tIou e.
furu. lust tNr uan ..aIlfIuv r.tI tst hiIf
or tax urla ar,Ipst fba n,gre'ty ,f.rr,.5
aua 90 recover Judgment far tha .ntIrt
principal amount uf aid th, Insl,IIrrutz
accrued Interest rcasansuIc attorney F.
fees. 10 bc fixed by ths court In which
action. and for the fsIe yf me prou.rf,
10 satisfy tha same. Or upon drfsuIf in
tho payment u aag instaiimoHt on on linIstat'ii
Wtufs the samp may be- ctrttftcd 10 tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
SPECIAL Nor,,rs
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
AUTO OWNERS; work done IN your own
garage By an experienced mechanic. Gur
appointment call Usage 9its.
AppERSOS 49," nov sport model, special
built, the classost car IN town, cheap
t!g.ycona l2r c9s6, 65Ic Gen,c" Garage li' san'h
BUICK LIGHT SIX roadster la nr. Doss
ear, Eood ,ssasEditiog. i55 cssn, Dodge
r",dsler lll2ag model SSso cash Central
FOR SALE Ford truck, see cherry at
1is - Boston.
FOR sALE.-l9i9 Ford coupe, choap Tor
quick sal" terms. can Usage lifs,
ask for Jack pilgrecn.
FOR SALE Fords. podges Bucks anil
cnsnge. 40 \ Main Usage ''oI
FOR SALE 1920 REQ truck or viii trade
and take in Ford. % W. Second. Cedar
FOR SALE 1871 Ford sedan. 1889 Sorth
H"st"u call mornings
LEAVING CITY VIII sacrifice 1890 OAK.
iand touring car. new tires extras.
trades. usago a903, toi g. cheyenne.
MAXWELL nye.rawongcr first class
condition. 10 tTudr on vacant lot or
small property, Usage 225--I.
| OAKLAND sIN rs model good tires.
looks good and runs good, bargain o.
Al5j uarh. Central Garage. ms s..
Cheyenne Usage 1851
| WIRE WHEEL SERVICE Indian Mo-
tor Sale- and Service Inc. rear Mayo
Bldg Fiuh ana Main S,s. pssge
/ bfGt
| 1921 MODEL Wulys. knight coupe al
/ bargain Dssgc io72.
1878 MODEL 6.cyllndcr No'lc, 5-passongor,
Red Seal Continental motor. four good
castings; car iu good condition, need
some money today: price, ss76, 5000
down, balance. S2J month }. n. Noe
Cedar 1850. Ouage IIyl-h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
(PavlnE for Union Avenuel

Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway
Company; That part of the Mis-
souri Kansas 4 Texas Right Of
Vay described as follows: Begin
ming at the Northwest corner of
Block .. Overlook Park Addition
to the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
and running iio.3 feet North on
tho projection Of the East line Of
Union Avenue; thence Easterly
distance Of ii2.5 feet on line
lc42 feet North Of and parallel
~ the North line Of Archer
Street. thence along a line South
and parallel TO the East line OF
Union Avenue a distance Il 1853
feet 70 a point on the south 'ir'
Of Missouri Kansas & Texas
right Of way; thence along tho
said South line Of right Of way to
mini NJ hnalnnlnE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

LEAVING CITY Wul sacrifice 1920 OAK.
land touring car. new tirrs. Z extras.
5000 worth of accessories $500 CHHnI 30
trades. Usage 1908, A0i g. cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

,tTp OWNERS; work done IN your own
garage By an experienced mechanic. For
appointment call Usage g4ts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

IRVING PLACE ADDITION
InnNLrr fnr l n Lnn A Nnnunl

- 9-S-Ad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Company. That part of right Of
way described as follows; Begin
ning at the Northeast corner Of
Block /, Bunker I'M Addition.
thence Westerly along the South
line OF Missouri, Kansas & Texas
right Of way to a point where said
South line Of right ~ way inter
sects line 40 feet from and
parallel tn tho West line Of Un-
lon Avenue thence North along
said line Ito icct from AMI parallel
to West line OF Union Avenue 10
point where said line intersscts
North line Of right Of way thence
Easterly along North line Of right
OF way to projection Of West line
of Union Avenue, thence South
along said projection of West line
of Cnion TO point OF beginning:
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

NUNGOE. NICODEMUS & Dunn
haze removed their law offices from
the Central National Bank building
10 the kennedy building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
ROOMS AND BOARD


ttGuTIIuI SINUFpING UOONs "a
FRISCO 81 go4. ann, ,.,u, f.,. .ugrt
househccpine. close No.
t.,,ru y
cgsf, cU.,1. 0t,5pis, t5is, farn''hed. I"'' io. "du'''
,..,,.,,,,
w w. w. N'l"'l arranged t'i
srn p,srIe,,.. '''''' ''' '" ''''
tNltNIfW o.. ii"s fD. rHu' two .
,t.hn1' u'u',N ,.. ,N.ei,nh room, .',gN .J9o .
''"' ''' '"'' .'1''
''N htNl 'hr room modern Furnished /
.se, arson. '-' '.. "'".n. ''N "'"s'
,.'' ,,,...,.,
room, .''' h''''"'.N''s
,,',.',.,,,.,.
q N'''Ni.l F"'.N huI hl.n .n'n'i't l"' /.
,.'s. .s,- u'p''N' '''N.'h''. 'h'"' I
SON p..., ,.., g..
Wrn..hsi r6ams ,.r. ..o, .NI'r. a. .
nor v,,k D.sra ,s4r d
lr.r.,. ..I. ..............
t.epIrs i,on.a vim r,,.t. r,y..y
pa,rr f.fa.I
I1,tf, f,.pt t,t.... ..,....,... t.,,..
fo rris ,r ,,rrl. .,'r....I ..'..,.lt,
also e8rr. Opre Hts.
a.roam modern 4raftmrrt ,..',.H.r
a.
N,f.. .... .,.......,, . .,.
hauark psrInr r..n.. rU..fa ,nf..r..
Cedar 1,tt
MAIN s. uN. ro, frut tou ,rr. .a.
front rooms g.. Irht hrurrFarrIur
With nH without rarag. uspg. u3.
pliDENIN. s.. iIg Two largo. ,su rr.
uared roows for light hpus,,a. rInE
..Har 1850
ru1E>lN. b.. me Rooms Coz usb,
bpps,Nr,pIne ,,dnr iaao
lwiur.fN. me- Nv. basement ,...,.
modern ft cedar tato
..,,......,,
Ky r',.., N,uI,.,. 'l......'.n n''' M M.".i,.,t'
"' 'N' D.. Two modern house.
''..h '''''.. "''"'"E ".'''N''. "
,.,....,,
I''l. .'' "' "'"'N "''''h h'r'
,lau,, G9,da, ga ''"'
t.,...
rwFs r.rt ''s
.r,t., .r.,,.,,. ,....,.,..,
L.rrirr yfh ....riur Nh l' W..ga
Iutr.H
| TWO Nupruv rgor,- .rss, 3, ,y,r,
9'ai.
unous vop ..sr v,u>,s,,,n -
,&lDEilf futn,shsa nodr'o1i 'og,v"ni',sni
| ,,r u'I 10, 3uu.l 3uu .l WV ..,'I'1 'n .'ll.
| t0g n Hould,r apartment G.. unco iet-i
/ - ,HEt.' ~ ,,'.t,''' 1.,..'".l,T v"'"'
-.
/ rtrciv rtrp,.bci ,onyent,nt sos p"
trou OsaEe ggsg.
| NpNtuAt. ~ aui... .o,,,t,rt,bl. room,
| priv,tc ,ntrap,c. u, n,hrf r,.r,st'
| Ore ss..
| ,,.,,,,. .....,,,,,..-.
| hr,'Hf,.t ~ a.si,.t ''rr""'gcu I''"'
| ,n,g,s ,,....,.,.., .,....
= '"N.t'E' n',,N '",nn'tt"'I 'n"W' l9s ,l9H,
1908
A.rs-t, ,,ssrt,lF 49, s, . ,,,
- N,,r.nc,ti,,," t Inn kt.,,', "aNa
only cedar it2a.
uotftbEu \ 7os Fr.,, ,,,,, .,,,thc.,,
rsrnrur. sttnirtur hath. IDEAL for tXvo
rppticmen. In privatc home. hot water
heat
BOULDER S, tI0G.-Wcll furnirhed.
lerF" southrosi bedroom.
BOULDER s.. i00l.HNery desirable sieep.
inF room. reasonable, permanent parties
,,sate ~
hnSroN' =" t2'- Nicely furnished sleep
Nf room ~ f'ht, oS'H" bsoh
BOSTON, a.. 1897 Elegantly furnished
south bedroom. adjoining bath. private
! CHEYENNE. s. i8lo- Nice front bed.
room. adjoining bath; no other room.
rts, garage gentlemen only, OsnRo
l1blrk
| CLOSE-lN. nicely furnished sleeping
room. kitchen privileges. Phone Usage
| ehlF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
MRS FRANK SEAMAN. city Auditor

Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN, city Auditor
FFRHNK z. DUNCAN, cny Attorney
published IN the Tulsa Daily World 40
Nembcr u.s. %. 30, December /. o, 1921.
World Publishing Company Publisher.
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As
SESSMESTS FOR PAVING Is
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER s0l, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Board of Commissioners adopted on
the 3Jih day Of November. 1874 notice rs
hereby given that the Board " commits
sioners of the city of Tulsa, ollahumt.
has examined the estimate aud state
mrut u the city Engineer 1t TO The
amount Of tho cost Of the Nibrulithic cun-
crete ut--vrhieh-zht.itt-b assessed
against the abuttlng property, the prop-
erty benefited, agi other property l,abIe
20 assessment and the owners thereof tn
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT so
3Ol. which Includes the following de
sCribod portions OF streets to-wi''
VANCOUVER AVENUE from tho
South line Of Edison tDuluth) to the
North line of Easton Place tthic1g0l
except intorBrCtiou at IIst0u court.
And said Boar1 Of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Qf the city Eng
noer and has determined 10 assess Tho cost
~ the improvements iu said district
against the abuttiug property the prop
rrty benrftgd and other property liable 20
assessment ana tho owners thereof, a.
'ipVrSI prAfsT ApDrrfgS
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-02-19
FUR COAT MAKES "DIPL0MAT"
"Rubberneck" Guide Heaps Unexpect-
ed Honor on Newspaper .
Correspondent.

Washington. Hudson Hawley, for
merly in the American expeditionary
force and now a Washington CORE
spondent, has an overcoat made Of an
Arizona wildcat skin. It has mara
bou collar. -.....
Small Of stature and wearing a
pointed, upturned mustache, Hawley
has created a sensation in Washington
with his striking civilian attire, but he
just won recognition from most I'M
expected source. Having been made
Paris correspondent of a press associ-
alton, he went to the French embassy
to have his passport vised.
Hawley emerged from the main en-
trance Of the embassy and drew the
collar Of his fur coat up around his
cheeks just in time to hear the official
barker on one of Washington's rubber
neck wagons" announce in stentorian
tones, in the load of tourists:
You may now see the French am
bassador leaving the official resi-
dence."
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-02-19
PAUL AND MINI SATURDAY. FEBRUARY =, lyyl
HAVE UNIQUE RECORD
Iowa Pioneers Live rs Years in
Same Spot.
Couple Married Three-Quarrers of a
Century Bought Their Farm for
$3.50 in 1845.

MOUNT Zion, la.-SeVenty-fve years
ago Daniel Reneker brought Mary, his
bride of few days, to Iowa from
Ohio. Today they still are living on
the original homestead they estab-
Hshed in the wild West" in 1916.
Reneker will be ninety years of age
February "a, and his wife is ninety
seven. Their marriage record and the
number of years spent on the same
homestead probably can be equaled by
few couples. g.
The couple attribute their long years
of life to the fact that they are God
fearing and believe in simple life and
simple joys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reneker's married life
OF Is years, in the eyes Of modern-day
folks, contains few thrills. It has
been mostly hard work. ~, ~
Reneker, when young man, left his
home in Ohio to go West to see the
country. He returned in short time
to get his Mary. Their honeymoon was
spent floating down the Ohio river to
the Mississippi on small boat. On
landing at the Mississippi the couple
headed north for the cabin Reneker
had previously erected in the forest
wilderness of Iowa, near the present
site of Mount Zion. There they went
and there they are today. 49,
The early years were spent in clear
ing the 100 acres Of timber Reneker
had purchased at 81 an acre. Supplies
were brought from a trading post IS
miles away. Ground on their tract was
broken with the aid of oxen.
Five children were born. to the Rene
kers. Four Of them still survive. All
are boys. The eldest is Jacob, aged
seventy-two, and the youngest is DR..
George w. Reneker, aged ifty-two.,
The other two "boys'' are Joshua and
Dallas Reneker. With the exception
Of DR.. George, all the sons remained
near the old homestead. DR.. George
Reneker left home at the age Of
twelve. Today he, is a resident Of
Falls City, Neb., and is the state rep
resentative- from the First Nebraska
district.
The present home Of the Renekers
was built in 1861 near the site Of the
original log cabin. e.
The couple have taken few trips
away from their home. They have
made several trips to Falls City, Neb.,
to visit their hoy" DR.. George,
and once went back to visit childhood
scenes in Ohio. ~