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FERGUSON Al IRI
NOT LEAKLESS
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.hcry might bc a fire somewhere else,
and he sent one Of tie trucks to find
the Other lire.
4 ycar or So ago, aetorJug t. the
gvnia, ymef Woman cc.aphonod
.n fire alarm. -'via1 tey ,o,aaan a.
adams street," a Utly, short thor
oaugafare in the north end Of the
.own, made a mistake The tlle at
that time was in r,attv Maple
street," small, obscure ;nurouga'ar>
Way ia ta0 south end Of oun jus.
how Adams" aaa Maple could re-
.a.au confused av.r- tile telephone, og
am other Wag, the ,ai,t did ~, at
temp, to eza.a.a; oue. wiki this ioc.
a,u. II 4 year oGo II mind i. e0r ,h>
5gIa E,u.. truck T, >.y~s sae>u til
Maple stree. 10. ~se i there might no.
.e d U.t t.eHg.
~Tay .rusN WAS 4a@g a> MY ogio.
80 as ta4 auyer supposed 10 i t.se. -
sad Chief Ferguson Il au reliably
informed, oy the driver in fay5, the.
ae Vas tes going ever - miles po1
..s5r d. Ii, t..ae If ,ae accident. which
* no. ~ excessive rat, ot speed i2
1a.ag t, fire.
Tuyu,g-t.te miles an uon 5 not
~ excessive ra.e of speed foT Ire az
paratus in answering fine alarm
Il breaks re speed laws or traffic or
4.aauc,~ BIT. can Chief Ferguson
explain ta.s2
Automobile engineers Of America
aave agreed by tests time after time
ana under al sorts OF conditions, that
4 speeding motor machine, travelling
- certain speed san be stoopo1
wstnlu certain number Of feet, /
tne brakes of ..e machine are II good
order.
The brak.ae apparatus Of the city
G54e engine is supposed to be in -5o-
condition a. all times. Else there is
some fau., in the management 81 the
machine eHa If The department.
The city fire engine which mt tie
aa.c mobile which was Postmaster
Collins and Frel Nu,tal trave.c
more than 40 tee, aeta.e il was
stopped 6v is operator from tke time
aad pom. # the imoact, IN Fiftt
street near main.
According s9 ots.e5a. tests Of emi-
aal. automobile eaafe,ls tEe fir,
z1uaz. coaHsiar is weight 80 al.
.sa.e..a. 1r ..ss :. aya should
he's s.a.r, s#.... 100 : (.
As has a#e1 stated Gn. Pres has
ro desire = a-i,a1 IL Csaue Fire
Dsaarme5. ln.. a.ze# az, 80 rs.s,
h.u. a4a.as- i" a- put Is Ca..t
Ferguson in conversation W.th q
Tse~s resaater TIE arees aas Away.
ana a.v.r- -v... be-. -.... supporter an
f1..a. or ta- lin. Department All tae
Police U.-a.mya. AMI ever" ag.aes
= ..w aaa osaor s.4 safety. "a, Tnl
Press cannot and wi. no, ovar.oo}
.he fac. -aa. the citizens. the janan
ese g,c5cL drivers, tae white motor
ISIS aa Tie ord.aarN lot aase-a
gers on the streets have s.He liga,.
"n.-h eve. c.e mcuarr. G.. The /
Ceau9 Fire Department travelling CT
IL. "orsz Of CHIEF Ferguson -o ;
/, serpcs..ou- fly a.e bound t. r-sp-- t
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rot LTI;Y
Poultry antcd

Al"a ID The la,aa, u buy po1I-
try, Aoa*,..r.. .r., foas,ors, Dro,icrs,
turkeys, and oil boys
I.p #aa.o sos paid for
aes.ta@ t.eh W. can guafar.a.
weight. oaa sooa .yico.
Try aa Wr Want your buamea.
"a. r.-
l l#t.uaLL
l-9 ~. Il. ST. j. lcatro Phone -
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HERB PROVOST CLOSING OUT SALE
Thursday, December p

On the Herb frcyost Ranch, 81, Miles West of
Scelcy the San Diego Highway
Free Lunch al Noon. Sale Commences at II
O'clock. Good Cows and Extra Liberal
Terms in This Sale
10 DAIRY COWS-Iolsteins, Jerseys and Guernseys
NOTF-20 of these COWS have freshcned in the
past two months; - Of these springcrs
Here is excellent chance get d string of fresh
and heavy sprngcrs. Look EN- over. Re-
member very liberal terms in this sale Almost all
second and third calf
p Hcfors, y months TO l8 months old; Is Milk
Calves, week to months old; Registered Iio
stein Bull.
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HOKSES-One span black gcdings, weight 400
lbs. each; good workers.
One Ford Roadster in good running order.
INiPLENlENTS-No II DeLaval Separator, gas
engine, milk and buckets One disc cut-
yator, | Martin Steel " John Deere
TERMS-S100 under cash; 500, eighteen
monthly payments. Purchaser to give note and ap-
proved security. No property to be removed until
settled for. Extra liberal terms in this sale.
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank of El CentrO
will handle the paper in this sale.
WILL STANTON and ID. l.. ZINN, Auctioneers.
Office 80 Main St, El Centre, Cal. Phone 39t
c. c. Brewer, Clerk. Tyler Duff, Ringman
H. l.. PROVOST, Owner.
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SEND DELEGATE
TO PRESS MEET
Member of Cabinet May
Represent President
at Honolulu
A WORLD CONGRESS
Dr. Walter Williams of Mis-.
souri, President Of Gather
in World Newsgatherers

HoNOLULU, Hawaii, Aus IT,
President Warren @ Harding him
seIt a ncwspaperman. may send a
member Of his cabinet to Honolulu
tr october 10 deliver the opening
address at the sessions OF the Press
congress Of the World
Information to this offcct has
been received by Governor Wallace
E Harrington, chairman Of the
H4NNiBu executive committee Of
tho Aurrss, from Or. Walter vii
laws president OF the congress and
dean of the school Of Journalism Of
rho University Of Missouri. Although
Doctor Williams adviCes are AS vet
uru''t.laL II Is planned to have a
committee Of representative Jour
rl'.,ta call AZ the white house soon
m .ae1.. '' VIC ''''''' 10 '"' pres
TH. state department has already
s.r' 20 all countries with which tho
United states maintains diplomatic
relations an official invitation to be
rrrr. -cu'cd at the press cOngrC 81
s'a nus Doctor Williams, IN telc-
.. u 90 Governor Harrington, says
that according 20 the present out
look the congress will be attended
hg between 400 and 500 representa-
tv. journalists and that many Of
them will bring their wives or other
members Of their families.
solid special train from Chi
oaro. and possibly from New York,
~ the Pacific coast, for the accom-
notation Of the delegates. is now
practically assured, and a number
Of receptions en- route are being ar
ranged. The all-vear tourist rate
for the delegates has been decided
upon by the trausContinental rail-
roads although this may be modi-
f.od NogOtiatiOns for Chartcring
special steamer 20 bring the dele
gates 10 Hawaii are progressing
fsvarahly, Doctor Williams says. He
adds that intense interest in tho
congress Is being shown both in the
United States and in foreign coun-
tries and that an excellent business
program is in course of preparation
at Columbia, Mo.
Tho British Empire Press union
will send as it's delegate col Edward
Frederick Lawson, assistant man
aging director of tho London Tele-
graph and nephew and heir of Nis-
count Burnham, proprietor of the
Telegraph.
A. Honolulu plans for the enter
tainment Of the delegates are going
ahead rapidly, and people OF all
natiunalities are cooperating to
ever arranged in the islands.
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State Society
\INrTA.

The Lessmere club was delightful
ly entertained Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Ralph Sills on West Dcla.
ware avenue. The home was taste
fully decorated with garden flowers.
Ropk was played, after which a two
course luncheon was $ rived. Those
enjoying the afternoon were Mise,
Maud CunnOr, Althea Wise, Name
Collins LOttie and Flossie LeforCe.
Leona Robinson and Clarice Cobb.
Miss Chloe Hall left Friday for
Great Falls, Mont, and Will, in COM
pauy with her brother, enjoy an au-
tpmobilc trip to Yellowstone Park
before returning,
Mis-, H. j. Schroers and Mrs T..
u. kInseT were hos: sses Thursday
evening at the opou-hOuse meeting
and dance at Hillcrcst Country club.
More han 100 members enjoyed the
evening, Miss Deliyse Wright gave
vocal solo, Prof. II. w. Peterson a
violin solo. and Miss Jennie Carroll
entertained the company with a
flower dance.
Mrs, Geno Englehart and Miss
Helen Darrough left Friday morn
ING for Okmulgee for visit with
Mrs. Englehdrts daughter, Miss
Pauline Englehart.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Robinson re-
ceY.de a visit Thursday from MIR. and
Mrs. j. W. Kelly Uf Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Mrs. w. L. witt took the girls OF
h'r sunday school class for n picnic
ana swimming party Thursday eve
hing. The class was accompanied
ny Dr. and Mrs. L. a. Stubblef!cld,
AIR, and Mrs. f. S. L, Amos, Or. and
MIs. W. NJ. Campbell and Mr.. and
MIS. j. O. Hohimer and Rev. ", y.
Witt,
Mt and Mrs. James Hudson and
MISS Maybelle Lawrence left Friday
, afternoon for Long Beach, Fla.
"hcr" they have made their home
lor the past three years.
Misses Maxine Burlington, Ruth
ana Elsie Davis, together with their
guest Misses Lucille Faford and
Mary Fox, Of Dculson, Texas, loft
THdty for Carthage, Mo-, and Will
s'So visit in Neosho and Joplin be-
'',e '''nrnuing to Vlnita.
MfS. 5 T.. Burden and Miss Eliza
oe'h Burden Of Sarcoxie. Mo, are
,,%'ans Mrs. Burdens daughter,
MLs, W. n, Deck.
Tho Girls Missionary society Of
we congregational church gave a
n.'as'nt apron social Friday night
l'' church. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered.
N'ss Pauhena Hartwel enter
C(''"'4 the members Of the Seven
~. ..ah Friday evening.
,"'-- Doris Copplo left Thursday
so' q visit with Mrs, Robert Wyley
MIS- Roy Thompson returned Fri
lay from Muskogee, where she Wis.
I,'U a, the home Of her brother. H..
DluA' and Mrs. +. l. Haynes are
/ ,ns a visit from Mrs. z. r.
y tio,t Of Tulsa.
W. b. r. Carter entertained
n, u'saay in honor OF the birthday
lao"' "'f daughter. Thelma. The
ian, i"n was decorated with japanese
ma, Ems and the children enjoyed
MY sdmes Miss Thelma received
IT,. nice presents from her
scr...u,S' Ice cream and cake were
'l to 80 guests. Mrs. Good and
t,. a.'' Maud Wltt assisted Mrs. car
or and Mrs. Sam Wade OF Big
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t,hlr ..t.t.,
''S'''u NlhIta friends Wodnes-
'ay'
Twenty-Five courles ,ar,ici,a,ed
in th, dame, ,,,..., u.,...,.. -,
H'''" "'u"'SuaE hlsh'
Inns ma" \ iiNc-piece or
. "'s'I' furnished the music.
Mrs l.. >. Beaver is receiving A
visit from her sister. Mrs. W 4
irlcc, ana daughters Fancbon and
Doris uf Wellington Kan
Miss Audrey TAYLOR Of Tulsl
"wednesday visited her parents. MIR.
ana Mrs. j. IS TAYLOR Sh, ViD also
visit her sister, Mrs. f.. NJ. Fowler
At Bransuu, Mo, before returning TO
Iu.st
Mrs. Beth Welcomes lcft Thurs
day for Los Angeles. cal. after a
visit with her brother. Nr, l.. u.
Butlcr. and Mrs Hutl,r
Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Jayrc and
daughter Mildred. Mrs @. Il. Imd
son and children and Miss Ip1uu
Robinson returned Wednesday from
d camping trip ON Cowskin river.
Mr.. amt Mrs. " l.. Ross Wcdn,s-
day evening entertained A number
"i their friends In honor of Mrs :
D. tNinS OF Bighcart Sliced water
melon was served at tho close OF the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horbcr, \, Capps
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Elizabeth Burckhaltor is STAYING for
"A longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W cox and
dAuLhtors. Laura and Evelyn. left
Tuesday for Colorado, where they
Will spend three weeks. They went
by automobile.
Miss Ella Rogers has returned 70
tulsa ati"r two weeks visit here
with friends and relatives
Mrs Lulu NJ Barr of Chickasha
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
nm
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Midland valley Ry Described
aa follows. That part ~ the
rIEht way hotwcou the Eouth
irr uf thirteenth Str.et and a
line Ilb fsrt south ~ and par
anHd 40 Thirtceuth street. And
L,riguIng al tho intcrEertiop ~
tl. North line ~ Thirteenth
street and the East line ~ the
Midland valley RiEht-ot way
thence Northw westerly along
tN, Fast line ~ the Midland
Valley right OF way 10 the In
ter.oo'ion of said East line NJ
Right nf way and line $50
frct North ~ and parallel TO
the Sortn line 81 Thirteenth
street, thence West lAs I
fe.t aIoar the line $40 4
feet North ~ and parallel 20
North line ot Thirteenth street
thence Southorly along a line
STs feet west OF and normal
ly distant from center line nt
Midland valley Railroad main
track a. North line ~ Thir-
trtuh street. thence -06 feet
East along North line Of Thir
toenth street 90 point 0f begin
ming And brgiuuIue on the
South line Of Eleventh street
81 fcri West of the ln'erscc
ton NJ tho South line ~ EleN
cnia Street and tho Eas' line
at Midland valley Night-of-
way, thence East as feet
along the South line Of Eley-
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LEGAl.S.


LEGALS.
80 20 ,1 ,'rr s"i "i'.' ',S wv
provided In ...u'. ,,..H. - ,hs
,hart,r Of t0s ,sil t.W ~ Tulsa .ni
amin9ii s,i .',.,n,,'if wv. 'f' n3 n,' 1n"n5 ,N.
same q, D.. .uII..t urI Dob .'ri INV f,
law.
s1iNtp IN 'fi,r' u,tl,pr 'l. i.,,,,,.
SiG<tie 1r .tr.N NV M .r"Tt,
oKlNUDN'N
THAT bald. statement r., AMI Yr,. ....,4
h,t,h, 4. ,nrt.,.i and
p the du,.ft,..fIsr 81 I'D. u.,rt f.,
ss.,s, che .a.p .i r., '1.,..,. ,..'..,. ,,,'
sia,j fur Ip said srbEt'r NupNDN..
MENT pISTUl.U %u eNu BraIu.t tnr
lots and h.n.tH pru''Iur m1 Iuur1,u.
Iu.ut. tUI t.,. p..u..t, b.u,f|I.I fI..,ur
gtu thr ...r.ff,. .4tu. to av.,.. ....nI ,s
SGT uut n r., tl.r..aId siai,m,r. ~ fhr
cav Ir..'... trI
UE Ir ILTUII ui.sDI NFU tunf
notice .uf au.H tI..rsn.u o.. .ss..a
bc gI,rH o.. tI .Vu..s HI an, ana tI .u.h
bait World a. Hs.s nrVauAI,r ~ p.n,r,I
circulation n tNs .,.., 81 ru..s pkp.
hom4 iur five t.l y.rsu.uii,r .Ilt. boo.
rturIuE ru tho i.fH .U4, .r Nur4at Ig.l.
and
B' re- FlETUtk RESOLVED chat
th. ,t', Autr.f N, Huf sr. t- hrfru,
t,r.u us. tr pI W tlr owners OF r,ur
prty affected b, tn, a,,fr.,Id rraroaaI
a...s.fu,uf, SAID l.ilt. tY Boo tu f.ru.
ami tnI.tsrr.' ... rr,, iI.s ., ,..t.,,, . .t
A.ur., * nf i.. 'Tul4, .it, ,t,ti.r .Hl
10 ha m.u,d A. a.. tInr d.-.su.t,i n
said section. and
UE IN Iy.f.rut.u uL=,IIi.p. p,,t
tn, .tll 'u,, ~ Nrgi5t i,rl 10, ~ .i.I.'E
,. h $50. ".,
tn, I., a. .,,t,.. 'f .,.,...,.... ..,' b..
,r.,.t9., rfs ,5.r.,.., ,,,,,.t. ,, ,.,-.,.... ,.
rrfarorc. ia tfc same and said ha.flpr
.htn h., .,t,,I..,,.. am, i,y T.. I., unt'
tho .,uc I. r.r....,ed 'apt .,,. ,nt..t..r.
ma mad, Ir ,,t.I.r. .r ..,' N'f.r. H.. .,tf.
DIV Of AurYgt l'I ,'.I.,t a.
shall he d,cr,f 10 bs ,,uIy.l and
,,'' ,t,,." '''', - ''
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j. ID r J iiT,m.n so S,,3s
"a ls 90 Co. ,4ut,u 90 7g3 50
lS 90 ~ " Low'hor ana
|lS 20 Raymond - Weir 30 7aS 80
u 20 Juit HoNuch,mr DO 793.t1
ia g.. lE 4 strickland 30 193 80
MIDWAY ADDITION
pa,,ng for Fourth strcct)
/ blt ls,s tsnda so 7oi22
/ . - Howard stark so 7ai %
/ o 20 Luther l.. Gamble 90 7oi23
| 3 - W W owens 10 7al "a
! ~ ltatuo naber 30 79i q
| o II T. T.. SuEcr 90 7al q
| - John l. ShanEhneasy 90 7sb o.
| g 70 g. " Fu,tz so 500
| u ". u Flanagan 90 .7s5 "a
! % ! Sunday 30 1873
! ag II. A. R bradley 80 Ts6l2
| - tS 40 Rrury and Nora
?, ,N s. OF 6oo nlanche
>, ,s ts' u so) Mablc
RI Ryan so saoi,
Rcikowsl,y % 2otl5
IYNou s. FDRSYTHE ADDITION
UavinR for Fourth StroctD
~ ifS rs +" rayrS1 si"' % .,sSo ~
"a q. c. Hughes so 'e'oo
( 10 Ruth Boiler Iron
10 ruth HolIer 3 Iron .
Works bo t1i 0b
/ 10 c. " Fol,z 90 tstob
Ilg % q. g. Hughes 80 40 O6i
! IYNCu n FORsyTHE ADDITION
puvtnF for Fourth StrcetD
70 20. { {, igs9cs gsG sS' ,,1:2 49, q
( 10 az 800 y. l.. Potter 30 2N ~
| 10 . fw eOD j. W Sanders 20 ms IS
/ 10 10 az lOD J W Sanders 10 80
I - 10 ~. t9,l Mallio Garter 80 SS,sta
uAi.ty ATUOpN ApptTfON.
Paving Tor Fourth street,
! R'k lot name H. Amt
4 tract Of land described as
follows. beginning at the
| intersection ~ the north
limo OF block 1 HHcRs
thorn Addition and tho
| north llnc of the Mis-
| souri,, Kansas Texas
Halfway Right of way
thence east along the
north line Of block
! Ilackthorn Addition
distance Of 2ls' theme"
| south and at right angles
TO the north line ~ block
| HaCkthorn Addition
! distance ~ 9b.3' to
| point on the north line
Of said Railway riEht 81
| way thcncr nurthwester
| iy along the north line N
! said railway right ~ way
| = distance Of 237 o 20 the
point of beginning Tho
| Parker Washington 60. 2ls sssis
tract OF land described
| as follows beginning Rt
| y point on tho north line
Of Block J UackHthorn
| Aidi'iou IT'S wort of
the northeast corner of
! ssid Block ! Itacksthorr
! Addition. thence wost
along the north limo Of
said blok a distance ~
7O's thence south and
tyht a
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| o. ~ a3 ,,,,,e ,,'" ,ge'q D." ''' ''
Ar ovucr OF anu,uurrrorrrp. rr.pauy
i,urui,d hv asld improvements nni "'h''
I I.rn.ffN lHh|H tu hH.'au.n'. "Ir h.''h'
IDtffI,d that nU matters tftrrfinE HuuN
improvements coy h,u,u's tu tho property
thrrcb, and any claim ur uhicrt"oH i1
tho aas,saucuts oa above cot f'''h 'N'.'
ha rlcd ln writing in the otfl'' ~ N'H
tr,nl, seaman. tuy Auditor OF ihv tI''
M Tu4a. OkIahomp ON or before 90" .hth
day ~ August 1871 ni o'clock 1. ON
ana the same shall be- heard by IN" uonfd
~ Comm lssioucrH ON tho 2tth day NJ M
gust 1921. 1T o'clock q. m. aui amy
rlaim or objections not Ho fllod IA writing
before said time shalt hr deemed waiNf'
DATED this l3th day nt Nurust lg2l
MliS. FRANK 8GNMNN
Ctty Auditor.
(puhiishcd in the Tulsn pHNy World. Nu
gust ib. is. n. 1921 world Publishing
COMPANY PubuShcrsp
ORpISANCE No 2l7l
An Ordinance to apportton. lcvy ana
assess tho cost Of improving q portion
~ NORFOLK AVENUE, NEWPORT
NvENur. owAsso hvENrE
TRACY PARK PLACE. TwhtrTlt
STREET AND TilRTEENTll
STREET included within SThhtT
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT no. a2b'
nyninst tho abutting property III"
property benefited and other property
nablc to asscasmcnt and the owrorH
rffH
theteat W. r,'n @ ,,i,rin, an
MHN il' '"'' - ""'
emergency.
Nr'N', !" p"' -, ,,, ~, r,,ts.
oklahoma tho Hoard ~ Commissioners
~ said city ala by renolutlon, declare "
necessary 'u paw M" "' ".',' ,', 40.
portion "' N"''"lH ~, r,t pia,,
Twelfth street and Thirteenth street, m
clndcd In STREET lMpRpNENENr blS
TNl'T NJ +@o' "' ~" - u.,
HOARD hd t't 'o'," s a.. u,'
h"n the h","', "."' -, ,,nrttn,s
rroNenen,s '" w '''"'' -, ',t,,o
OF Nor'nlN N,ru"' -. n,a,o r.ct,,h
o"hh'" NE'nu", ~, 80, n,, "a, ma,
Stres ana ih'',"'h" 49, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,, =.
'etlhIH WV" "ul," -, -, ,at1 r,.
wore l" "" ',r'', VI, nsda according
proVomentn VIZ, ,'',,,a,s Go n. ami
/ '" the p'AnN "hn ~ ,t,.. .,n,rh s,td
/ miuod hy 'he Wy t rut rotn,,,cr
| plhhH nn' ,, ,r,s,r,cr ana au,y
snpn.l',eu 'y "a" uaar, srS .nid poard sid
| huuptou w - a1yor,ise Tor ,e.led btd-
! thereat'et uu,, au' g., tr,n,o,,encnt.
| TOT '"e '''H' -, 80. ..t, ,t.ps and
IN hr'oI""" 49, "
'P,,,n' P,,t',,,t.,o ,or,ro,t Tor tho con
49,, 90, ot, ,,,,r,ycDcpts was duly
'.L", A., n T. r,Corpt,k who exc
"a ~. hond. rcouirea by law. and tho
,', ,",'" e. - na. ,,r,vercd admitted md
- - - ',,,,,a, .'n,e,ncrt ,ontplninr the
Iu," ~ 49,, ,o,.op. firms corporationH
- -. o,.,tng .buttinr proprrty tho
,,,,,, h,rrri,ed and o.hcr property
r'",'i, ..,,o,,, .,,r .,td ipnrovrtn,utt
lap.s y" s,, -, ,n,,nIs Ave,uc Now
v" ~, -, 80 g,,,ssc Avenue Tracy Park
rr, r,ye,,b street and Thtrtoenth
eir..t In a,id Iuprovement District the
-, ,rn,t foot owned BY each and
',,,'r,, ,hc n,opotty ownnd by each
,i,,r ~, 10, nimber ar otherwise. 70
ny u'"' ,,t, ,ro .,,rc ana sIso con
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(Puhl!shcd In tho Daily world August IS.
1891 world Publishing Company, Pub
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An Ordinance establishing the
tho grade ON certain portion Of lfc
nnsha Avenue. in the city of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and declaring an omor-
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TULSA ENCAMPMENr NO. 50. l. o. O. r.
Aeets second and fourth Friday each
n OHth, D. m. so"
Il. :. RICE. c. p
Il, IL. FULLER. Scribe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-15

ORIlNANtE NO. slth.
An Ordinance establishing the
the grade ON % certain portion Of ke
nnsha Avenue. in the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and declaring an cmor-
pency.
NJ N ORDAINED RY THE BOARD oF
COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION ! That tho grade on Ke.
NOSHA AVENUE from the south line oi
sixth street 10 the North line Of seventh
street in the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma
be- and the same Is hereby re-ostablishod
as follows, to-WIt;
Bcginning at the intcrsoct'on Of the
South line of Sixth street East with
the ccntcr line of kenosha Avenue at
an elevation Of SIX Hundred Ninety
ono (GaN feet. thence South on the
Center limo Of Kcnpsha Avenue. a dis
tance of Ninety 500 feet to an ele-
walton Of Six Hundred Ninety and
One Tenth good feet, thence South
on ooncayc vertical curve. dis
tance of one Hundred Twenty t2o)
feet 70 an elevation of SIX Hundred
Ninety. one and Ninety Four Hun
drcdths Cs9l 80 feet, thence South
Thlrty-five $50 feet to an elevation
of six Hundred Ninety Three and
Thirty-Sk Hundrcdths CG93 8sb feet,
thence south Ftfty-five t55) feet 10
the North linc ~ Seventh street
Fast 10 an elevation ~ Six Hundred
Ninety -Four aud Fify-Two Hun
dredths t69452j feet.
SECTION ?. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances Or Resolutions or parts
OF Rcso' utions lu conflict with the provi
sions of this Ordinance, IN so far as such
conflict cKists, be and the same are hereby
SECTION 4 That an emergency exists
for the preservation ~ tho public health.
peace and safety. by reason hereof this
Ordinance email take effect from and after
lts Usasarr. app-ryal and pghl.rr'!0n
Gt.t 4 .|s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-15

Br m ORDAINED BY THE BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-15

SECTION That tho grade on Ke
SOSHA AVENUE from the South line oi
sixth Street 10 the North line Of seventh
street. IN the City of Tulsa, oklahoma
b.. and the same is hereby re-ostablish"d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-15

TULSA REBEKAH NO. 20. I. O. q
kegular meeting first and third Monaay
MRS; MABEL WRIGHT. N. n
GERTRUDE RANKIN soc'y :"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-21
U.P.TEACHER ANGRY
AT STACKER CHARGE
Walter Woody Calls Placing OF
Name on List a Very .
Serious Blunder"
SERVED 2 YEARS OVERSEAS

Walter Thomas Woody. University OF
Pennsylvania professor. who was over
seas two years with the Y. NJ. G. A.,
expressed Indignation today at the blum
der of the War Department in placing
his name among list Of alleged slack
ers published in New York.
II think it is n very serious blunder
this thing Of placing men, who die
their best. in a defensive position
wherein they have either to recite the
service they rendered or be classified as
a Stacker" said Mr.. Woody at his home
in Lansdowne. m,
mo doubt among the list Of 10000
80 called slackers there are hundreds
perhaps thousands. IF men with wal
records just as clear as mine. The
issuance of the list is an injustice.
Mr.. Woody Is professor in the his
tory of education course at the Uni
versity and is thirty years old. Ht
was an honor student, at Columbia Uni
versity. and a member of the Society
Of Friends. He was granted exemption
because of his religious baGefs. He
nevertheless halted his studies and went
overseas, serving two years in Russi1
and France.
His record shows he ministered tc
upward of $4,000 Allied troops, that he
had charge of the distribution of sup
plies for the Y. NJ. G. A. in the Rus
sian camps, and that he was finally
arrested. shortly after the revolution
detained for a time in "A Soviet prison
and later released when it was proved
he was n relief worker and not propa
gandist.
He was later placed in charge o
IS 900 men at prison camp near Toul
France.
He was honorably discharged in tn,
summer of 1910.
THE last time had any dealing
with the draft board" declared Mr.
Woody. was when ] appeared befor,
it in the summer of 1917, after bein,
placed in the exempt class. I received
permission to enter the foreign non
combatant service with the Y. NJ
r. A