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Evening journal., 1921-02-21
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARS HALL DJFFEE
Copyright 1870 by The cClure Newspaper Syndicate

lin 1873. BY his wife. Rebecca
Yount ne had son ELI. born in
Ohio who by his wife. Mary Davis,
had a son. Jesse Clark Hoover, who
married Hulda Randall Minthorn.
They had three children. the second
OF whom was Herbert Clark Hoover.
born in Iowa, ~ years ago.
The Hoovers have been blessed
with numerous progeny in this coun-
try until now the family which was
unknown here 200 years ago ranks
with any OF those Of early Colonial
establishment The six sons OF An
drew. the founder. all married and
established families. or these An
drew. older brother of John. from
whom Herbert Clark Hoover il
descended. has most numerous
descendants. He married Elizabeth
Naymire, daughter of Rudolph
Waymire. native of Hanover. Ger
many. Many OF their descendants
live an Indiana at the present time
. Copyright 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS ON
DEATH OF :. :. ADAMS, JR


At a recent meeting of the New
Castle County Bar Association the
following resolutions were adopted
on the death Of Samuel S. Adams
Jr.. a member OF the bar for many
years:
whereas. The New Castle County
Bar Association has heard with deer
sorrow OF the death OF the late Sam
uei S. Adams Jr.. Esq, and is de-
sirous OF placing upon record It's
tribute of respect 20 the memory OF
the deceased. now be IL
Resolved. BY the New Castle
County Bar Association that in the
death OF Mr. Adams. the bar Of this
State, has met with a distinct loss
of one who loved and honored and
lived up 10 the ethics of his pro-
fession. ai that it sincerely regrets
the passing OF an attorney. who was
true and faithful TO his clients, OF a
"a man who was staunch and loyal TO
his friends, and Of "a citizen whose
quiet and unassuming ways and hon
est and straightforward dealings won
him the esteem. respect and conf
dence Of his fellow man.
Resolved. That these resolutions
he spread upon the minutes Of the
association.
Resolved. That a copy of these
resolutions be sent TO the family OF
the deceased, and 10 the public press
OF the city"
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
Fragrant Pine For
Children'S Colds

Ihe most robust youngster invari-
ably takes nose cold during the
autumn and early winter-the
stuffed up feeling" is quickly re-
heVed by the use OF Mavr's pine
Needle Balm. IL is a pure natural
product containing the healthpivinr
essence of the northern pines. Chill
uren really epjoy the stimulating and
soothing eftct Of this refreshing
pine fragrance. Adults find thai
catarrh and colds Of the head. nose
and throat clear up almost immedi-
ately when Mayr's Pine Needle Balm
Is used. Sold in two sizes-aOc and
soc tubes. Free trial by writing
Geo. II. Mayr. 2l9 w. Austin Ave
Chicago. Mayr's Pine Needle Balm
is for sale by J. NJ. Eckerd and
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
BETTER Than CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are III result of DIR.
Edwards determination not 70 treat
hverand bowel oomplaintsw with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take iold Of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense Of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
80 do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, ''dullness" and that lazy
leehng come from constipation and a
llsordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
sJhve Tablets when you feel ''logy" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and 'perk up" the spirits. l5c and SOC.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
COLLEGE GIRLS,
BOYS AT BANQUETS
Special 10 The Evening Journal

Special 20 The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Del. Feb. 2i.-Re-
unions were held by the Delaware
College Alumni and Alumnae here
on Saturday. About 100 members
attended the banquet OF the alumni
Dinner was served by the college
dietician. Miss Natalie Belts
Former Secretary OF State Everett
G. Johnson. who is president OF the
association. presented the speakers.
Edward Laurence Smith OF the class
Of '96 responded TO the toast. Some
College Statistics" Down Home IN
Verse was the subject or an ad-
dress by George 3. Hynson. former
iy Of Milford and noce instructor
af the college. Dr. Walter Hullihen.
president OF the college. spoke on
-The College as I See It." An inter-
esting report was made by George
lockwood. president or the PhiIa-
delphia branch OF the alumni.
Charles =. Evans. r. ID. Hearne.
Of seaford; Thomas Davis OF VIII
mington. former State Senator ]. T..
Dutton OF Seaford. and Mr.. John
son were among the trustees pres
ent Among the members OF the
faculty present were Or. George A.
Harter. Dean Charles a. McCue.
"rof Charles L. Penney. Prof. W.
= Thoroughbred. Prof W. A. Will
kInson. A. W Wilkinson. business
administrator for the college: r. W.
Helm and professor Blumburg.
The aiumnae banquet was at
tended by about 40 members. DR..
Hullihen was also a guest al this
function. which was In Warner Hall.
Madeline Dixon. president OF the
Student Self Government Associa-
fion. acted as toastmistress and re-
sponses were made by President
Hullihen. Selma Bachrach. president
of the Aiumnae Association: Edith
McDougie. rs; Helen Mackay. '1s:
Professor O. G. Drake. who spoke on
Graduate Work" Lillian Butz. 20:
Edith Spencer chairman OF endow-
ment committee. Professor Mary r..
Rich Helen Fisher. '21: Helen
Groves %. Nellie Blair. 20: Mir
fam Karll "a. and TO conclude the
program, Dean Robinson.
During the afternoon all members
OF the Alumnae Association were en-
teriained In a most charming man
ner by Mrs. Robert A. Bausman.
formerly Ruth Clendsniel OF 1918.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
AGAIN URGES
CITY PIGGERY
Promoter Says Cost to City
Would be About $1,000
Monthly
WOULD LOCATE
NEAR FARNHURST

Plans for establishing a piggery
Tor disposing OF the city's garbage.
was outlined to the crematory eom-
mittee Of City Council. Saturday af-
ternoon. by W, H. Hannah. 1r.. rep
rcsenting the Virginia livestock Cor
porafion,
Briefly. the corporation offers TO
dispose Of garbage az a cost 70 the
city Of between $1,000 and s23oe a
month. AZ present the cost TO the
city IS:
Disposal approximately, S95eei
collection. S5S.o0e, which. reduced
TO monthly figures. amounts te as
5e5,
Since July last. City Council and
the Health Board have spent fiF.-
2ia in patching up. repairing and
operating the old garbage disposal
plant just north OF the Harlan ship
yard. This si7.71a includes three
MONTH payments that were made TO
the Sanitary Company.
But II the plant breaks now or
more particularly next summer, the
citv will be put to far greater ex-
nense for repairs,
Mr. Humans company already
has investigated several sites for es-
tablishmcnt Of piggery and has
found one it believed viii be salts
factory. IL Is located along The
christiana on the south aide four
and three-quarter miles from the
Market street bridge over the Chris
tiana and six miles from New Castle.
The site may better be described as
one and one-half miles north OF the
County Almshouse.
on this ground the Virginia Live
stock Corporation proposes 70 erect
what AFR. Hannah claims will be an
entirely sanitary piggery. and he
produces photographs and data 10
prove it.
Mr. Hannah further offers a bond
~ $4,000 for fulhlment OF con-
tract.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
is TT HoovER1

Not every one knows that Herbert
Clark Hoover Is Of German descent.
at least the name which he has
done much TO make famous the world
over had its origin in Germany. The
founder or the Hoover family in
America was Andrew Hoover, who
was born In Baden, Germany. and
came TO Maryland in 174O with his
brothers Christian and Jonas. His
wife was Margaret Fouts or Foutz.
and they had sons bearing the good
biblical names OF Jonas. Andrew.
Jacob. Daniel. David and John. One
OF the sons OF John Hoover was
Jesse Hoover. born in North Carolina
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
DUNKARDs TO HAVE CHURCH.

According to an announcement
made last Saturday, work on the
construction OF the new Dunksrd
church. will be begun within the next
week or two. The church Is to be
known a. the Church OF the Breth-
rem, and n 20 be built at Fifth and
Clayton streets.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
COUGHS, COLDS-TRY
BRAZILIAN BALM
Enjoy Your Three
Square Meals a Day

Don't Let a Worn-out. Classy stomach
Make Your Life Miserable.
Heartburn, heaviness after meals and
similar Indications OF stomach disorders
are easily overcome. Going on a starva-
fion diet will not help the weakened or
gans Of digestion Your system needs
nourishment. and II the digestive system
Is not normal you should do something
~ help Il perform its function.
One of the very best possible remedies
Tor this purpose II NJ ID. J. After you
learn how Il assists digestion. prevents
formation Of gas. pains and other forms
OF stomach distress, You will eat hear
thy at every meal and forget that you
have such A thing as a stomach. NJ. ID. l.
= on sale by druggists svsrywhere.-
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
ELsMERE TOWN MEETING

Lewis s. Cloud has called a spe-
cial meeting Of residents OF Elsmere
for o'clock this evening in the Els
mere Presbyterian Church. As town
affairs OF Importance are 10 be dis
cussed. all residents OF the town are
asked to be present.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
LATE MAIL COLLECTION.

Collections OF mail in the outskirts
Of the city as late as $40 D. m. be-
ginning March /. will be made with
The new automobile truck service.
recently Installed
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

Of furniture Ou ob
fines ow had ddngB
of ther low prices
Floor
for eeauya comfto
a per O
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

Search the Want Ads for busi-
ress investments and advertise
farms and country estates in the
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
BAD
WEATHER
ACHES

Bad weather usually means a re.
turn OF pain. Nerves are a-tingle ano
headache, rheumatism, toothacne,
neuralgia, neuritis commence TO make
trouble. To protect yourself against
these enemies get a box OF Lueoert 3
Ak-No-Mor Capsules and you need
not worry. They quiet the nerves and
will stop pain In any part OF the
Just starting. They contain no mar
cotics or habit-forming drugt and
are a safe and sure remedy for pains
At all druggists-price soc and eOc
per box.
A. c. Luebert. P. d., Cbristisna, RsR
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

omsusa halprc Thersn
az
Nrom Of and
Formerly snow
pc O h gurp
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

Use the Want Ads for the plrchase
OF new home. farm or real estate.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

O
Anof surnhu
Vanity Dr
Syou$ be had
n and nsn rehah
This furniture purchased II
Evening journal., 1921-02-21


euU Of
OF stocks not as complete as they The public Wilmington has
done the HOweUe started this wh the
this GbHu
4Oprm en- dtw
wGof al aacyO
agrOo 0 fin snsf fOr d ad
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

TT you need new dining room furniture you can
- buy it here, secure in the knowledge that the
or we Years to gace o~eep
Anne Suite of 10 pieces in walnut regular, $72750;
this week, $S63.75. Another 10-pece suite of this
same popular period, regular price, S619.OO; now,
$3O9.5O handsomely carved massive suite Of
Chippendale design regularly, $1,11OOO; now $555,
A fine suite in walnut, made by BERKEY and
GAY; formerly, $1,2495O; this week, $62475. A
dainty Queen Anne suite wonderfully well made,
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LEGAL

BE tr FURTHER REsOLNEp, that ON
emergency exists tor the preservation Uf
the public health and safety. and Tor the
turthcrance uf street improvements. by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after its adoption, ap.
ADOPTED and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
tist DAY uf October 1871
APPROVED. this 2lst day ot october.
7. u. EVANS
Attest. MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved. FRANK T. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
published 10 The Tulsa pany World october
g 8. 4 e., ., T. 5, 3. 10, II. -. rs. H.
IS, 10, q is, no.. 20, 81, &c. 1871 The
World Publishing Company, Pabiisn'
ORDINANCE No. gsot
An ORDlNANCE TO ApPORrtpN LEVY
PNYMESTTN or TrTS' TTHE 'GHdisr 4 i 81 9 : NS coz
STRUGGLING a SANITARY SEWER ~
stTy sF%EE r. pIiiTEsICr 4i,tsf 20, 2S,RiF5if,rlS KH5
ESTABIIsHED BY ORDINANCE NO
2t2lj AND DECLARING AN EMER.
wiiEI,EAs IN pursuance o. the provl-
sions % iha Charter of the city OF Tulsa,
OKLAHOMA, and the statutos of the state
provided the said CTS of tulsa did ~
1ldiuunce No. 2lsg create and establish
SEWEh DISTRICT No ll5. and after
sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
10, BY the provisions u said ordinance
1891. let 10 CunstoDk-Srcd'oy Company.
'ontractora, certain contract for tho
constructlgu OF certain sanitary sewer
in SEWEH DISTRICT NO. li6, and
WHEREAS. N pursuance of said con-
tract said Comstock smedley Company
in soiI sEwER DisrRiCr 10. i7t%aud
the work under said contract has been
accepted md approved by the City En-.
gine,r ana the BOARD Commissioners uf
| The city N Tuisa. and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance of the
said. ana under me terms Of the Cba-tor
uf the said city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma u ia
deemed necessarily by tine Hlard pf Com
nnd assess a special iaN upon the. PROD.
erty liable to assessment In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. lth, by reason OF IN" CON
structi1n ot said sewer and 20 pay for the
WiiEHGAa the total cost Of the con
struction ut said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT No. lI5 including extras. have
70 be The sam aii, Of ,i5. sJ7s7- ali Of which
against the lots and parcels Of land bone
ftrd by the construction Of saii sewor In
said SEWER DISTRICT NO lT5, and.
WHEREAS. all legsl requirements have
been complied with 10 authorize the loyy
OK the assessments against said lots and
construction Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 175, IN the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section / Of this
Ordinance.
Now. Therefore, Re II Ordained by IN,
Board o. Commissioners Of the city OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma
SECTION /. That there shall be- and
there is hereby opportioncd TO and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
aud parcels ~ land iu said SEWER DIS.
TRlCT No. 1876, ln the city Of Tulsa
Oklahoma go benefited by the construc'
tion Of said sowcr. the amounts re
spectiyeiy ~ follows. to-wit
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LEGAL.

-.z-,l..,,d In the Tmsa Daily world
NfNNrssr 81, November L. .. 3. 1891.
wsgg Publshiug COMPANY. Pabhsheerl.
".VirE FOR HEARING on AS.
srvLrF IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NtiNBER 323 CITY OF TULSA
Nc .,Sei1piiance with the resolution Of
uoard OF Commissioners adopted on
iht ~ day OF October, 1921. notice ~
tus.sy eIyen that the Board uf Commits
hsi.y-s 10 the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
etamiucd tho cstiinuto and state
M, ID tho City Engineer as 70 the
Hl.n,ssi OF the cost uf tho vibrolithic COM
A,e pavement which should be assessed
e.,3,4 the abutting property the prop
- bsnefited. and other property liable
~ 49, ssment and the owners thereof, IN
4 ssrREE1 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO,
III which includes the following de-
\ srribeA portions 1f strceN to-wit;
VN1 1N AVENUE from the westerly
,roieriion of the South line Of Blork
overlook Park Addition TO the
Westerly projection of the South limo
.of BOOK Z. Overlook Park Addition,
And said Board of Commissioners has
~ resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
Iatemsrt ana eHtiWate VI IN" tly tnEl-
,rfr ard has determined ~ assess the cost
\ tho improvements In said district
gaIast the abuttinE property, the prop
~, benefited and other property liable to
sssa.snent, and the owuefs thereof. ~
loN'N. IN Il t.,t- pAnt~ AHHtrrAN
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mo SALE on FlsN cord tires. 30 per cent
orr 1li Ciy Garage. aeo N. Main.
urICk SPECIALS
pltto and you can fll your wants here
at tho uEht price.
rourpg 1890 model Just ovorhAuied. new
paint a0Wcbody will buy this quick
1915, Terms,
Seven. passenger touring. 1890 model. new
paint cord tres. Pri6o sslb Terms.
Ftyc passenger touring 1917 model. good
tues, car ia good running order. Price
RhdSter. 1919 model good bltrsck on
back Car thoroughly overnauled. Price
45ib Terms,
W. rebuild our cars before they arc
offered 10 you.
49,, Alto . TIRE EXCHANGE
'i1 East second g. Usage 50os.
ron HALE-Dodge touring car good oon-
dition. cheap fnf cash, call Usage SOS.
fui SALE Dodge roadster. good as new,
easy ierms. Can ouage g765.
FOR sALE--ialo Ford ohaais motor and
rear end Just oYerhauled. Price 1905
some terms Wllkersons Garage. t20 s.
Frnnkfort Cedar l7ti,
FtNE-rAssENGER car, motor excellent.
tires new, muat sacrifice. no reHAonabls
offer refused. 1911 q Peoria.
ron sALE--Five. passengor 6-eylinder
touring car. good condition or would
Phone Osnee 7sta-n
ron SALE ON easy terms. Ford speed
Hter, frst-cloHs shape; must sell ct
once. osage bss1
FOR sALE--Fords Dodges, Duiahs and
many other good makes every car a
bargain, Terms To suit. Used Car Ex-
ohanse. tls n. Main. osage tlos.
FohbSa-we now have good stock o.
rebuilt Furds. roadFters. touring ears
aud scdons, al very good prices, Terms
let us show yon these ears.
AUTO d TIRE EXCHANGE
3i1 East second. osage so0s.
L1dilr.siN buick, 1919, in frst.eiGss
condition. will exchange FOR nice clear
lot worth money. Call cedar 1893.
late MODEL WfNToN roadster, origt-
nal paint, absolutely perfect condition
e, trade for good lot, WIN pay cash
HOUSTON 4 WEBER
Cedar tt2 ios security Dlds.
NEW FORD sedan. $3.50 cash. you can
save $500 on this car, Central Garage.
UVEHLAND--oood condition. SIS. or
trade. for gun or anything Of value.
sos r. Peoria,
USED CARS bought Rnd sold small
commissions. no storage, premochr Mo-
tor 90, lo3-0b w Second ~, Cedar 2G66.
NOTICE
We are closing out our entire stock
Of used automobiles at sacrifice
prices We intend to move these at
once Come early.
WELSH -McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
Fourth and Frankfort.
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W. rebuild our cars before they are
offered 10 you.
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Z 70 i5oS5ii..
II s7el
: iS iSSi;t,
Z Is it.iif9.. it.iif..
T@ns gis.gg part ,ss e 70, ss,', :. ms'r T. a.. :
scribed q. follows. peginning At
the southosEi corner of lot ?.
nlo.k sloan Ada. thence
of i2ss fcct 10 roin,
2" i9S }SoH Te". lB i!n' Gt a,isS 10, 2 n'iofcs
sSII corner "''' os ssld 10, '''pS thSnsa
southeasterly, to I, point on the
62.g foot wcst ~ the southeast
corner thereof, thence east
along tho south line ~ said lot.
90 the place Of beginning ....t rs
An that part Of lot 2, BLOCK T.
sloan Add. except that part
described as follows neginnlna
e. '4r iilosR sG''"f''' siasS s2TnS' oi had d
thence northwosterly a distance
Of is5s Zee, to Point on the
Ec.' Sloan ''nG HdS a. WI %6ica hsl''f,i
corner corn "Si % sa,a 10, thence south,
Inc u said io,,. which is US
feet west of the southeast cor
nor thereof. thenre east along
tho south lire ~ said LOT 60 tho
place of beginning ..........,.. 1891
Blh Lot
issi
: iooli (,
I is'i
A lot 5oxIIO feet described As
follows. Beginnlng At tho
nioe, i, capiiol mn second
nuo a distance of 30 fcst.
thence west along = line par
allel 20 the south line N lnde.
prndonrc street d distance ot
lto faet. thence touth along tho
2S,'' ao ,, ''GaiSif'''in Ria@f f. q eap6r iSS TSii
Second Addition, distance NJ
GO f'et 10 the northwest corner
~ Lot 3, Block H. Capitol lilll
Second Addition, thence oHet
along tho north line of Tot ?,
Addition, n distance OF 40 rHot
90 tho northeast corner cf lot
Q. Block a. Capitol Hn Sec
BEGINNING w.. -. -. $ 1877
foIiows Reginuing a. a point
on tho west line of quincy
Nhf'.NfF NIl|N lN NN lNNA N'I 100
~ tho northeast corner Of lot
3. block - capitol Hll Sec
und ADD thence north
along thr ~rst .nc cf Quincy
Avenue distance Of 50 foet
tD the south line Of lndcpeu.
dcnce street thence won't along
street distance of 10 forti
thence south along me north
production u the west l.n" ot
BLOCK -, Capitol llul Second
ADD. UIHtauDH Of 10 feet.
tnsuco east along limo .rgr.
alIcl 90 tho south line of lndo.
i,o foet to tho west liu, II
GsrIanlnS '. ~. ~. ~. 3 ias.7
faIaws. HsrlnninF a. the
Tig.F 22s,g'''' Fl G2'n'sir GG2s'pn'irol q ntnI =, h,ai
fhsuru north along IHn
eart limo Of Block ll Capitol
lull Add. distance ot 800
f.st. thence .w's, along me
Independence street q distance
NJ l'0 feet 40 tho oaHf Dino ~
@a3,'r S,, a. Avsoao ,1, ,hgG'' ,,12.3 sga.E
Avenue q dlstareo ~ 30 fes' %
ue northwest corner o' bot 2a
1ar'r @'gr"g Enc u '. fo, ,s ru',.k ~
,,p'a im Aaaf a distance
r'aI r9l0'TI TIpi n 10, @i,ad l hsS'r ol a. Sac Gsa
A is,' 5so4ajjo ter, described as '-.'
iog,Eg, io.lGw GsFioq'nE 5,t1s2 g., ar'
ruoce %. capitol mn Aal.
thrr.or sguth alnrF ,ne
COOS Ilnr % Block 90. capitol
ilI ADA. distance ri 30
frat. thence west al.ur N.r
parable, t1 the south .n. 10
~ iiio i.5, 20 ., he esr .o" II
quaker Avenue thence ug..b
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Roadster, 1919 model good bltrack on
back Car thoroughly oyernauled. Price
500 Terms,
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Mlsglufi. kansas a. Texas
Railway Company, That part
81 right-uf way described as
follows. Beginning at the
Northeast corner of Block I,
u uuker HIM Addition.
thence Westerly along the
South line OF Missouri. Kansas
4 Texas riRht-of- TO a
point where said south line Of
Tight-oi.way intcrsects line
line iie feet from and parallel
70 the West line 81 Union Ave-
nue. thence North along said
line 40 feet from and parallel
70 West line OF Union Avenue
20 poin, whore said line inter-
seots North line of rlght-of-
way. Hence Easterly along
Nofib ii"u of rtHht-of way TO
protection OF Mest line Of
Union Avenuei thence South
along said projection Of West
line Of Union Avenue to point
0f beginning ..........,.....i 1
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Fivo passenger touring 1917 model. good
trgs, car Ia good running order. Price
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NORVAL & DIAL

DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
ans South Boston Usage 6440
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

Seven pa ascnrer touring. 1890 model. new
paint cord tires. prCo tSlb. Terms
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rouriuE 1890. model, Just ovorhAuied. new
1915. Terms
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mo SALE IN Flsk cord tires. 40 per cent
OFT pit city Garage. 2eo n. Main.
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Attest MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved FRANK T. DUNCAN.

published 10 The Tulsa pany World october
g. ~ a. /" e. 90 10. q #, Noys''ger ". is !. l.
10. 10, IA. is, 10. 20, a, 22. 1921 The
World Publishing Company, PdblIsn-
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BUICK SPECIALS
our stock ut used Iuicks w. very COM
rl'to and you can fill your wants here
Ht tho UEht price.
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