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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
W. c. 7. U. WILL LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN FOR sax
INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS

Maskosoo. Sept. ia.-Whcn the
womea'a Christian Temperance Tn,
Ion holds Ils annual state convention
In MuskoKes next month. prepara.
lloue will be made to launch an in.
lenslve campaign for nes instruction
IN public schools ~ Oklahoma. Il
has been announced.
The Oklahoma work Is 10 BE- a
part Of the nationwide drive that
half million women affiliated with
the ". G, 7. 4. intend lnanEaratlnF
at an early date.
u was expected that Dr Valerie
Parker. director % social morality
OF the W. G. u. viii attend the
convention to outline the work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
AMERICAS DISCOVERY
CELEBRATED In FRANCE
BY JOHN DE GANpT

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent J
Paris, Sept 14.-Celebrations last
ing one week will hereafter tako
pace in Paris every year during the
flrst part of October, to commemorate
the discovery Of the New World. Tue
decision thereabout which will short
~ be official has been reached mott
~. thanks to Ramon Lopez Lomba.
Cfuguayan consel general In Paris.
The celebrations will probably
start on October IL, the very same
date when, in 1892, Christopher Col-
tlnbus showed Guanahani to his re-
voted crew. During this first Pan
american week, there will be not
OILY theatrical performances rro
cessions, etc, but also kind of
congress for the study Of economic.
financial and social problems inter.
esting the relations of America and
the Old World.
A gala show is being prepared 10
include popular songs and character
lsllc dances of all the American
nations. Then will be seen living
reproductions of Christopher Colum-
bus, inspired from paintings of "a
nous masters.
The Pan-American week will be
The prelude for resuming works in
lie House of America which were [
almost completed when the 1914 Ii
var broke. The idea of opening
iuch house is Lombas too, and it
s part of his program for econo- :
mic and intellectual approachment !
'etween Europe and America. Whea I
is finished, the House of America 4
Fill include an information depars- 6
1ent grouping all nations of the S
ew continent. This office shall {
ut at the disposal of the public any I
4formation which may be desirable. I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
WIFE CAN DRIVE a MULE.
Ir NOT HgR OWN HUSBAND

New York. Sept is.-Peoplc who
saw the race between mules driven
by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. wife u
the assistant secretary of the navy.
and MIN. J. Griswolh we,h. 1T the
Duchess county fair yesterday
smiled today when they recalled ~
marks made by Mr. Roosevelt In
the grandntand just before the race
MY wife thinks shc can drive O
mule we'll" he said. Il don't know
whether there Is anything personal
In that"
Mrs. Webb won. but a feature was
Mra. Roosevelts great effort on the
homo stretch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Sturdy.
Lawrence led off with double
Johnson hit one TO Schneider. who
ssed to Sucker In time to catch
lawrence in close play; Johnson
stole second; Sturdy hit triple into
center field. scoring Johnson; Green
struck out; Mclean flied to L..
Rossi.
Ninth Inning
Foster walked and took second
while Malone, batting for l.. Rossi.
was being thrown out at first; Huls-
witt, batting for Dunden, flied to
Poolaw; Schneider flied to Sturdy
and the game ended.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
Eiahh Inninu

Rafferty, walked; c. Rossi, safe on
an error by Sturdy, advanced Mule"
to second; Felber flied to Green:
Sucker was safe on fielaar's
choice that retired Rossi at second:
Johnston to Hughes; Nichols flied to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
MIKE 8 HURLINC
HUMbLES INDIANS
AND Chicks WIN
cvengros Holds Hulswitters to Five
Blows While Locals Collected IA
OFF sehneider's Offerings
Score 4 to 2.

While the Chicks bludgeons were
causing IIeinie Schneider consider
able worry, Mike Cvengros held the
Pawhuska Indians to five blows,
three of which were punched in the
first INNING, and the homelings won
the first game of the series, 4 to 2.
at Grady field yesterday afternoon.
In the opening round it looked as
though Mike was due for the show
ers, but such was not the case. The
Huskers' three hits harvested two
scores, but after the initial round.
Mike settled down to business and
performed in a mastery manner
The Chicks tied the Indians two
run lead in the third inning.
Schneider's delivery was pounded
for IA safeties.
The teams play again this after.
noon. beginning at O'Clock. To
niorrow's game will be called at 1886
O'Clock in order that it may be
finished in time to enable the Wis
itors to catch train. The final
series Of the season is slated to
open here with the Henryetta Hens
Friday afternoon. Marking the close
OF the season, a doubleheader is
scheduled to be played Sunday, be-
ginning at 2:3O o'clock.
First Inning
Rafferty, flied out to Green: c.
Rossi's grounder to Hughes took a
bad hop and the runner was safe:
Felber doubled to right center, Rossi
going to third Sucker singled with
a hot grounder into center field,
scoring Rossi and Felber; Nichols
hit into fast double play, Lawrence
to Hughes to Sturdy.
Hughes hit grounder to Nichols,
Lawrence was thrown out at first:
felber batted Johnsons grounder:
Johnson was caught trying to pilfer i
second. {
Second Inning. |
Fosters grounder found it's way |
'etween Sturdy's legs; Lawrence took v
:. Rossi's foul fly; Foster went to b
bird on Dunden's single; Schneider i
1T into another fast double play,
.awrence to Hughes to Sturdy.
Sturdy went out, Schneider to a
1ichols; Green was retired, Nichols t,
Schneider Covering first; Nc S
can singled; Poolaw grounded to G
chneider. ~ 81 Je
- AA Z y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
PET DOG GUARDS
MISTRESS BODY

san Antonio. Tex. Sept. IA
small pet dog was faithfully guard.
ing the body Of its mistress. Mrs. ].
y. vasblnger. bed-rldden Invalid.
when II was found on a bed which
had been swept 65l yards down
stream.
The dog refused 10 hudgc until
the body was removed A pet cat
belonging to the woman was also
found alive on the bed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Summary: Two base hits Felber,
Lawrence, Mclean, Hayes, Cvengros
Three base hit, Sturdy. Stolen bases.
Johnson ~, Sucker, Foster, Cven-
gros. Struck out by Schneider /, by
Cvengros 3. Bases on balls off
Schneider (none), off Cvengros 8.
Double plays, Schneider to Foster to
Nichols; Lawrence to Hughes to
Sturdy (2). Left on. bases, Pawhuska
6. Chickasha A. Runs batted in, by
Sucker 2, by Cvengros 1, by John
son l, by Sturdy l.. Time of game
lao. Umpires, Allen and Miner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Tunnels con-
Meeting down town banks with the
federal reserve bank are being plann-
ed here to prevent street holdups of
bank messengers, it was announced
today. The first to be constructed
will connect the Illinois Trust and
Savings, the Merchants Loan and
Trust and Corn Exchange National
bank, it was said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Johnson made nice running catch
of Rafferty's fly; Lawrence made 4
clever stop of c. Rossi's hot ground
err. which was apparently single.
and then threw the ball away at
first; Rossi going to second: Eel
Der walked; Sucker flied out to
Green and Sturdy made running,
one-handed stab OF Nichols foul.
Hayes led off with a double. a
hard drive into left field: Cvengros
repeated scoring Manager Drappo;
Hughes singled. sending Cyengros to
third; Lawrence was thrown ont at
first; Johnson singled. scoring Gwen
gros; Johnson stole second: Foster
robbed Sturdy of single by racing
over behind first base and stabbIng
his hot grounder
Fourth Inning
Foster singled and was safe at
second when Cyengros on field.
ers choice gave l.. Rosi a lift at
first, threw high to Johnson, Foster
swiped third; l.. Rossi was thrown
out, Hayes to Hughes; Dunden and
Schneider grounded to Johnson.
Green went out, pitcher to first:
Mclean singled into left field; |
Poolaw hit into q double play, Fos-
ter to Felber to Nichols.
Fifth Inning
Rafferty, lined to Johnson; C.
Rossi flied out to Green; Felbor
grounded to Lawrence
Hayes led off with a single and
advanced to second when Gwen
sros beat out a bunt down the third
,ase line; Hayes was picked off sec
md; Dunden to Foster to Sucker,
'vengros reaching second on the
'lay; Hughes grounded to Foster;
lawrence grounded to Sucker.
Sixth Inning
Stucker struck out; Nichols flied
ut to Mclean; Foster whitfield.
johnson was thrown out on bunt
own the third base line; Sturdy
led to Rafferty,; Green singled. but ]
as picked off at first, Schneider to {
ich0ls.
Seventh Inning |
l.. Rossi went out, Hughes to I
Lurdy; Dunden whitfield; Schneider j
'pped up to Hughes. 6
Mclean started Off with a double. G
oster booted Polaw's grounder Nc S
can going to third; Hayes singled. D
oring Mclean and sending Chief n
ose to second; Poolaw was put out s.
TWEEN second and thiro. Eayes tax 6,
g second Hayes was called out on 81
close play at third; Cvengros sc
ing safe on a fielder's choice l.:
lghes singled, and "Mightp Mike"
mt TO thlrd; In an attempted dou-
steal. Cvengros was thrown cut he
the plate. fe
Eishh Inning ed
Rafferty, walked; c. Rossi, safe on ba
error by Sturdy, advanced Mule" to,
second; Felber flied to Green; wi
ECKER WAS safe m a f;ollar,c Co
'ice that retired Rossi at second: Tr
nston to Hughes; Nichols flied to bal
The Press., 1921-08-25
South WiIIingtOn.

$50 in gold will be given away at the Elk's Country Fair at Willimantic, to the first couple to volunteer to be married on the EIk's ground Labor day night, September 9th. Notify George A. Bartlett, Willimantic, Phone 1882. Here is your Opportuni-
The Press., 1921-08-25
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NoEKome.

Matter under this head 12 cents line. . Engraved Visiting Cards at The Press office. Script Plate and 50 cards, $1.75. a.
 Step in and look around. One, one and one half and two quart alum mum sauce pans, heavy weight and pure metal, $1.65 a nest of three sizes. Lane Variety Store.
 .$5O in gold will be given away at the Elk's Country Fair at Willimantic, to the first couple to volunteer to be married on the EIk's ground Lat or day night, September 5th. Notify George A. Bartlett, Willimantic, Phone 1852. Here is your Opportuni-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

Unnblished IN Tho tulsa Daily world
Dccsnber g. a. ?. p 60. 1921 WurIl
fubliHhlrg tumpaGI pubIRhsra1
NOTICE FOR tgsARtNO o. .~sEse.
MENrs FoR'pANtSg fN FTREEr
lMIHbNEMENr BfqTWt' 'T no. ass,
CITY or TULSA OKLAHDMN.
In compliance with tho resolution W tbs
buard of tumulnsiurrrH adopted on the
3oih day ~ November 1927. notice ts
hereby given thht the Board Of COMMITS.
Honofs ~ the tify ~ TuIsH. Oklahoma.
mas examined the estimate and statement
~ tho city Engineer ne 10 tho nruouat w
the cost ~ the tvitrDiithlc concrete pave.
mcnt which should be assessed against
NE abuiting property Tho property bone
tt"d srd other property liable To- HsFeav.
Wput and - owners thereof iu STREET
iNPHDNEMENT DISTRICT So. BOO.
which includes the fpIl0Viug described
portions of strests. town..
FRiErp AVENUE from the sontar
line ~ Fifteenth street TO- tho West
projection Of the South line. Block q.
Hiyorforh Addition.
And eali Hoard ~ Commissioner haH
by resolution duiy apprpsd the afufaas Id
statement and estimate ~ thr gty Fms.
ncrr and has determined iu AAass. ,ha aa.t
ot tho iupruyrwf fntH iu said hHfIpt
against The sbuiuug property, tHr prom.
rr'V benefited. ana other property liable
90 asHrrr'u"rf aut tho owners thereof Hs
follows. tl.wt
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been fully complied With 20 authorlze the
lovyinK % ssid 4gsessmrnts against the
Hbuttrg property. the property benefited
and other property liable to assessment.
1r1 tha owners thereof in ssid District
and.
WitFREAH tho asssssments levied by
This Ordinance have been appnrti1nef.
and assessed upUu the basis of benefits
and none nf aHid assessments egcecda Tho
benefits 10 She property against which II
~ sHHessnd and said assessments are ap
poftIunsd. spread and nrFcrsed agaiust
The property apgsHssblo in proportion 10
the bannfit4 affor@cd to said property nj
fhH improvements on account % which
saIt usHaasfuvnfH ore levied.
sow. TIfgUEFoBE BE tr ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD or NNtsstONERs
or THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
IDNA
sEcIioS o. That there shall be- and
hereby i- rppurtiouri 20. charged levied
a1I HHFrHscd saEaInFt the several lots ant
tracts NJ land liable 20 assessment and
HUo owners thereof in STREET IN.
pHDvEMEST DISTRICT 80 asa with
.he improvements thereon and appurte-
lsurrH thcfruuf1 belonging az Frrriul
tBt tu pas Dan a Burton FOR tho CON
.rtructlou % street improvements ~ pro.
vited by contract with tho city of Tulsa
DhahoWg. 'ho amounts respectively aH
o 4uT.fsg Al. sr4VyR
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BONDS COMMAND A BONUS

., For tho first time in moro than
NV NNH co ding tu tInuu
Commisslouer IT. f. Ncwblo 4
Julsa's municipal bonds have com
nsnded n bonus. Tho mayor and
commisslonerg yesterday ordered he
saie OF tfS0,OO0 In watcrvorNs inn
provemcnt aud sewer bonds =, \. W
hurley aud the Exchange Trust
company, tho total amount Go be
distributed equally between them
The price offered and which ls 90
h~ paid is par and accrued Interest,
and the interest rate is u per cent
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~ owners Of abutting property, prap.
other property liable to assaSsmenf nra
h"reoy notified that an matters affecting
Auch improvements or benefits to the prop-
erty thereby, and any claim Or ohisCtiona
TO the assessments as above sst forth
shaI DC filed In syritlnEsin tho office of
MrH Frank Seaman. city Auditor OF the
Iity 9t Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or before the
.Srd day OF December, 1921. at 0: 700 o'cIock
a. M, ana the same shall be heard by
'hr Hoard of Commissioners ON the g3r1
day Of December 1921 al %. 90 n,,Iork
a.; NJ ana any claim or objection not SO
hled IN writing before said time shall
=. DATED this gOth day OF November.
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7tpGEwoop ADDITION.

Midland valley Railway. described
as follows: That part Of the
right -ot-way between the south
line OF Thirteenth Street and
line 1876 feet south % ana rar-
allel to Thirteenth street; ana
beginning at the intersection of
the North line Of Thirteenth
street and the East line 81 the
Midland Valley right way
thence northwesterly along the
East line Of the Midland Val
Icy right-of-wsy TO the inter.
section Of said East line ot
right-of- way and a line tJO.f
feet North Of said parallel 70
the North line OF Thirteenth
Street; thence West 1851 feet
along the line Goo feet North
OF and parallel 10 North linc
OF Thirteenth street; thence
Snutherly along line s7.s te't
central line OF Midland Valley
Railroad main track to North line
OF Thirteenth street; thence
200 feet East along North I'm.
beginning And beginning on
the south line Of Eleventh
street as feet West of the
Intersection OF the South llne
OF Eleventh Street and the
East line OF Midland valley
right-of-way; thence East 2l's
feet along the South line OK
Eleventh street; thence South.
westerly along East Inc on
Midland Valley right t-MdF 'N
the intersection ot said East
line Of right-of-way ana a limo
sa04 feet South of and par
allsl to Eleventh street thence
90 feet West along the line
g3O.A feet South Of and par
allel to Eleventh Street. thence
Northwestsrly ,.oI9 along ,,s Wss, i,pf
line Of Norfolk Avenue and the
east line Of Frankfort Avenue to a.
point Of beginning 49, -, ,, he
ana remain IN fulI force and effect
SECTION 8, That passage by - tns
Rosrd OF Commissioners OF TINS prul-
nance, fully assessing the properly heII.n
rost OF the pavement according 80 me
benefit derived therefrom, ana IN mak'ns
and fixing lien upon the ptupt.g -,
herein set out shall operate as notice OF
.uch Assessment and lien against me
creditors OF the owners OF such properly
and .he purchaser thertut, hhu W. ~
hereby fixed shall be effective against az
such owners, creditors or purchasers,
SECTION G. That all ordlnAnSes
parts Of ordinances IN Conflict WIN 'ne
proyisiorrs Of this ordinance, IN 20 IaI ~
sueh conflict exists, be- and the same
sEcTi9N I. That an emergency exists
Tor the pncseryation on t9e pSos'' pSs furthsr, sIh,
,nce of atreet improvements. by reason
whereof this ordinance shall take ere,
from and after its passage appro'a' A"'
'ue,I PHssEp, and the emergency elans,s
-uied upon separately and approved TINS
ma day % rsecember. 1921.
APPROVED this end day OF peceiH'
's'' r. u. EVANS,
Mayor
MRS, Mrs FRANK sEAMAH,
Cief Auditor.
approved:
FRANK E. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney ,,o,
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MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
GU.
Pueli,hed IN. The TULSA Daily world De
Company Publishers)


ORDINANCE NO. 1924
An Ordinance amending Ordinance No
sl'f' passed and approved tho on day al
august, 1921, aud entitled. AN Ordinance
lmuroylng a portlon of NORFOIK AVE.
NUE.. NEWPORT AVENUE. OWAEsO
Twy,,Eg.L,IETH sTRGET, AID frHI'. TiiiR
STREET tMPRovEMI;Nr pIsgRIrT TliH,1l
No, 22b, against the abuttinR pMperty
ne property benefited and other property
ssrS i-Sle 20 nsseSswTnI s1,n "a and The owners
DISTRICT and declaring an emergency.
correcting erroneous assessments in Eai
ordinance No. 2l7A canoeling tax bills
Issued pursuant to said crronoous assess
ments providing for the issuance Of cor.
rect tax bills In lieu thereof, and declar
ing an emergency;
WHEREAS. ia pursuance o. the provi-
Hf1us ~ the Charter Or the City OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, the Board Of CommisAiouers of
said city aid by resolution, declare Il
necessary TO pave and otherwise improve
portion o; Norfolk Avenue, Newport Ave.
uue, Owasso Avenue, Tracy Park Place.
Twelfth street and Thirteenth street, In
cludcd IA STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS.
TklCT No. 22b ot said city: and said
board did set forth IN said resolution the
nature and extent Of the improvements To-
be made oa said portions OF Norfolk Ave
nue., Newport Avenue, Owasao Avenue
Tracy Park Place, Twelfth street and
thirteenth street and the materials with
which said improvements were 10 be con
stTuctcd. ana that raid improvements were
20 ne made according 10 the plans and
specifications 10 be submitted by the city
Engineer which said plans and spsclfica-
tions We're thereafter submitted by the
said Engineer and duty adopted by said
Board, and said BOARD did thereafter duiy
advertise for sealed bids for the con.
struction OF said improvements In accord
snee with the said plans ald saeclacs-
tons and.
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All owners NJ ubuittug prUput,. pf.u.
arty benefited by said iIuprnyau,utr srf
uturf property liable tJ HHsHEH.utnf. sr.
hereby notified that aU matters atfactIur
such improvements or b'trNfH t0 tho
property thereby. and any r.HTH .r ubLrr.
TONS 60 the asa"HHmruts a. above set
forth shall be filed IN wtttirr lu tur office
tho city uf Tulsa, Oklahoma. or ur before
the tafd day ~ December. 1871. ut 200
o'clock A NJ, uud the vamo suHil be- heard
ny the hoard ut Commission un tho
21rd day ut December 1921 nt 900
''l"cF 4. NJ. uud any ciufu oI objections
rot 20 tllci iu writing before said tim,
,hall he deemed waived
DATED this 3Eth day uf Nuycrb.r.
! lJsl. MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
IL L
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(publishod Ia Tho Tulsa Daily World
lleccmbor ., q. h. and 10. lH.l. World
publishing Company pubIiauerD
NOTICE FOR HEAUtNg DN ASSESS.
MENTS FOR PAVING IS SrREEr
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
a9J. CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
To compliance with tho resolution of
the BOARD ut Commissioners adopted ou
tho a0th day of Noycmbrr 1H.L notice
iH hereby given that tho Hoard ~ COM.
misSi"urrH OF the 'ty of Tulsa. DhIs-
honiH. has examined thg c4.l1aio aud
taiement Of tho Cuy Engineer Ha tu
the amount of tho cost ot tho NibruIIthir
concrete pavement which suuu'd bn ur.
H"HHcI against thn uhuttiuE prop .rty tho
property benefited, and other ur1ugtty
liable 10 assvsHin'u and tho uN4ars 'h,rH.
~ in STREET IMPROVEMENT pIS.
INl'l No. t'H. which lucI4 t.4 fhn fol.
lowing described portions " sts.,.a to-
-. CAMERON sTREEr from ,uo vet,
Inc OF Tacoma Avenue to tho Esft
llno OF Union Avenue.
ANA said BOARD ~ tcwm't i-tnsrs ~.
ny resolution duly approved tho aforesaid
'iatcmcut ana estimate Of tho tIty ln.
Elnoer ana has determined TO assess she
'nHt or tho improvements in raIi dIstriat
AGAINST the abutting property, tho pron
cry benefited, aud other property liable
" assessments. md the ownars thereof
as follows. Go. att
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R1pnEwoop ADDITION.



That part OF the right-Of-way OF
tho Midland Valley Railroad
Company between the South limo
OF Eleventh Street and limo
parallel to and 63O.4 feet South
thereof, and East OF line
equally distant from the West
line Of Norfolk Avenue, and the
East line OF Frsnkford Avenue. l,55S''o
THAT part OF the riEht-of-way OF
the indiana Valley Railroad
Company between the North line
OF Thirteenth street and a line
parallel to and s3Ot feet North
thereof and East OF a line
equally distant from the West
line OF Norfolk Avenue, and the
East llne Of Frankfort Avenue. l.s5b.ss
Roadbed, ties. rails fixtures, rights
and franchises Of the Midland
Valley Railroad Company, and
that part Of ita right-Of-way be-
tween the North line Of Thir-
to osaa and SSo't yf sfset % North thereof a,2osi7
Rondbed ties. rails fixtures, rights
and franchises Of the Midland
Valley Railroad and that part or
la right -of-way between the
south line OF Thirteenth street
feet feet South thereof. f.,.,,......... sS17O
That part Of the risht-ot-way OF
the Midland Valley Railroad
Company between the North line
Of Thirteenth Street, and a line
parallel to and 630.i feet North
thereof and East Of line
which is parallel to and t7l1
feet East Of and parallel to the
line equally distant from West
tine OF Norfolk Avenue and the
last line Of Frankfort Avenue. lSO't2