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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-15

France and lack Of practice for q
month, coupled with her inability to
timber up Sunday because of rain.
Mile. Lenglen's match In the first
round with Miss Eleanor Co.'S. OF
New York was set ahead until Tues
day at s p. m.
The French star, who has taken
Ter mother, visited the West Side
Club yesterday and expressed admira-
ton for the clubs facilities and the
layout Of the courts. All Of the in
closed courts, where the feature
matches are played were covered
with tarpaulins and Sundays rain
did them little or no damage.
Conditions Ideal.
Today a bright and friendly sun
smiled down starting to dry up the
drampness In the turf during the
early morning hours. The afternoon.
incidentally, promised to be a
scorcher.
Though today's card was robbed Of
feature by the postponement Of the
Lenglen-Goss match. the schedule
promised to develop some real com
petition.
Mrs. Mole Djurstedt Mallory. the
rational champion. and Mrs. Marion
SUM OcSSup, XNuTlOcT . vi lho
1920 ranking list were to fight II
out In a first round match at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. May. Sutton Bundy and Mrs.
Marshall Mclean, two former cham
pions. were scheduled to open the ex-
hibition matches and several other
matches of important bearing on the
final outcome of the tourney were to
be staged.
Mile. Lenglen visited the West Side
Club early today prepared to get some
much needed practice. She hopes to
be in form to come through her first
ound match with Miss Goss. This
match Is no easy assignment incident
ally. as Miss Goss Is at the top OF her
game.
II the French star comes through
with a victory over Miss Goss tomor-
Tow she will meet the winner Of the
Mallory,Jessup match and thus will
be forced to play two of the most cap
able American players In the early
stage of the tournament.
In the event that she should come
through this ordeal with flying colQrs.
and her confidence In this respect In
somewhat astonishing. she win have
comparatively easy going right into
the semi.final bracket. Should she
win In the semi-finals she viii very
probably have to face Miss Mary
Browne. OF California, In the finals.
Miss Browne II In the upp>r half OF
the draw with better than m even
chance Of winning her way through
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-15
STANDINGS.
AMERICAN.


TODAY's GAMES.
New York at Philadelphia
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston, q; Washington. o.
Chicago, 4; Cleveland, I.
st. Louis. Z. Detroit. 3.
NATIONAL.
E,t..s-.s !! = i f g: Louis, ! = !! !! f g.
New York 81 ~ .sot Cincinnati - 81 .ttl
Boston. 81 as .b7b Chicago. ~ SIS 400
Brooklyn 80 81 .b1s Phils..,. 30 rs .sos
TODAYs GAMES.
No games scheduled.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York. 9; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston. 2; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburgh. IL Chicago.
Cincinnati 8. St Louis. L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-15
TOO MUCH JONES

Totals. al 10 II 10 Totals. al 81 IL
sBattsd for Erickson In eighth.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
April 13.


Men Of this birthdate make sue
cessful physicians and surgeons,
women successful housewives and
excellent mothers with great eXecu-
tive ability.
A woman Of this birthdate is in
clined 90 be tickle. jealous, and OF
strong passions. while the man OF
this date is energetic. ambitious,
dominating and quick-tempered.
The governing planet OF this birth
date is Mars and the governing sign
is Aries. which governs the head and
gives excellent reasoning power.
The birthstone is a diamond and
should be worn always for goot
luck.
For the coming three days chauf
feurs. drivers and teamsters will nnl
better positions by advertisin
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

TOR SALE-BRACK- Eek; LOT 5Ox12O
Il feet; very reasonable for quick
sale. w. A. Brown. 2OO3 Delaware Ave
apr11-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
l. ln Eneet Oetober d.

cslfass to Change Nlthout NOuce.
SubJeetS, ,,tiyingtOn, M Fourth St. Wharf,
Leave Wd,ninhia, Pier 8, north, above
and feiiSett' atreet, week days. except Satur-
Ares st 500 A. NJ. Il o'clock noon and
4.15 Z, Mt,,rdavs. M, Sundays and holidays
on az A. Il. 1.3O. 4.15 and 200 +. NJ.
7.So, iV1ScToN iVsy oN-PENNsGROvE ROUTE
WsLSMiieii Wy,ssLsSnie in Effect Tuesday Feb; !, 1921;
Daily leave %l@as'GanO 1aaS Zoo 60 9s5 5o IS foGc
4 Nj % IN and 1900 p. NJ.
400. lu.VYP 10 Penpsgrove 5.s5. 100. 900. 100
A rSr M' 90. 500. x4.SO. 100 900 and lLoo
p. az 40 500 and 600 P. NJ on Saturdays
nd SUNDAYS.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
urrp waNrEp-NtALE.

w street apr1S-2t
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
REAL EsrArE-FoR SALE.

MICE, NEW, MODERN BUNGALOW, 7
~ rooms; lot 50 feet front; old shade;
good location; immediate possession. Call
Holly Oak 131-J3. apr13-2t-
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

->-~->-----~->-,~~-e,-~-.--
NOR RENT-NICB FOUR-ROOM
Il apartment; all conveniences 800
Union st. Phone 2206R. apr12-5t
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
IN TFSTIMONY

A. R. BENSON,
anrf3-1t Secretary OF State
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
/, = .7--rSNAN-1EATfNG APPARATUS

CATESMAN- HEATING APPARATUS
- wilmington and vicinity. company
manufactures patented hot water neat
ine system. adapted TO residences, apar.s
cronns of buildings; in fact, buildings
al any size from largest 10 smallest Also
Standard line OF radiation and high ana
low pressure boilers. Full line. OPpor.
tunity TO develop permanent puslHesS p.i.,,
,haf viii hiring unusual returns Particu-
iariy desirable time to enter this bust
ness because Of vast amount OF buildlnk
ir prospect should make morey from
beginning. Experience along heating me
,t.sir.hio INIT not necessary Commission.
Exclusive. protected territory. Give past
iine OF work Address r.. 4OS Finance
building. Philadelphia aprll-oI
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
JAMES STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall SITS.

Tor sale Steam pipe. soil pipe, l.
beams. channels, angles, columns, shaft
ing. pulleys. hangers. boilers. stacks, en-
zines. lathes auglO-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
NOTICE
TO
VOTERS

The office of the Department
of Elections, Room No. 275,
City Building (second floor,
will be open every day from
April II to April %, inclusive,
from 8 to 5 O'Clock in the after
noon, for the transfer of names
of all voters who have changed
their residence since the last cleo
ton.
Department of Elections.
CHARLES T. o. SCHOFIELD,
ALFRED NJ. CLOVER,
SMILEY KING,
WALTER o. STACK.
MORRIS d. CROSSAN,
LAMBERT ]. FOULK. Secretary
apr7-21t.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
cYLINnER LGRINDING
TYPEWRTTERs.
RUsINEss COLLEGES.

DEHCoM's Is RECOGNIZED AS ONE
ID OF Americas best business schools.
Day School and Night School. frlVate
instruction can be arranged.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES,
Tenth q King Sts., Wilmington
aug23-1yr
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
ELECTRICAL.

HOUSB WIRING A SPECIALITY
IL Full line Of fixtures and appliances.
Central Electric Co. COG French St Open
evening. Phone 7227-W. teb12-lyr
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

NOR RENT-TWO APARTMENTS,
Il furnished and unfurnished; house
keeping 1906 Pine st. aprl3-3t
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

curLL RIvETERS - APPLY
y BETHLEHEM SHlPbO LIZ LIE
pint PLANT, sPARROMS
POINT, MD. aplA-'
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
REAL EsrATE-FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
arr1s-eod-t If.

FOR RENT
426 f. 9th ST., Il. newly papered
ard painted.
900 Market ST.. apartment, 6 r & b.
2ij w. Eighth St, apartment
X & B.
Apartment, r, B. Pearl Apart
ments. los W. Fourth St. Every
modern convenience.
Offices. Lodge Bldg, 1112-1114
/ King street; single or ensuite.
Large stable. centrally located.
EMMETT S. HICKMAN
\ Phone 713. Ninth & Orange Sts.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

NOR RENT-THREE- ROOM, FUR
Il nished apartment. 1904 Pine st.
Apply 1917 Adams St. aprl3-6t.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

TNTERNATIONAL ALCOHOL COR
L PORATION.
Notice OF Special Meeting OF Stock
holders.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
lug Of the board Of directors OF Inter
national Alcohol Corporation. duly held
on April ., 1921. for the purpose a con
sidering the advisnhilty of dissolvlnl
said corporation. roticc of which meeting
and its purpose was sent by mail to eaci
director. on March ~. 1921, and all tn
directors OF the said corporation haNlni
thereafter duly waived. Ia writing, notice
OF said meeting, the said board ot direc
tors, by q majority Of the whole board
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That In the judgment
Of this board, it is advisable ana most
for the benefit Of the lrternationiaii
Alcohol Corporation, that II should
forthwith be dissolved. and 10 that
end 10 is ordered that meeting or
the stockholders be held on Tues
day, May ~. 1921. at T. o'clock noon,
at the office OF the corporation, Room
No. SOS $50 Broadway, city OF New
York. Borough Of Manhattan. 10 take
action on this resolution, ana that
the secretary Of this corporation
forthwith and within ten days from
this NTH day Of April, 1921. give mo-
tice Of such meeting and of the adop-
tion Of this resolution by publishing
said resolution. with notice OF its
/ adoption. together with notice Of
I
Evening journal, a newspaper pub
lished ir the city Of Wilmington,
Delaware. once a week. for at least
| three successive weeks next preced
ing the time appointed for such
meeting. and by mailing written
or printed copy Of same TO each and
every stockhOlder Of this corporation
residing In the United States"
Notice is accordingly hereby give
to the stockholders Of said corporato
that in pursuance Of said resolution,
special meeting Of the stockholders
International Alcohol, Corporation ha
office Of the corporation, Room No. 30
2S0 Broadway, city Of New York, Bo
ough Of Manhattan, on Tuesday. May
1921. at ~ o'clock noon, for the purpo
| OF taking action upon the above resol
| tion so adopted by the board OF director
AS the vote Of at least two thirds Of q
stock with power 10 vote IS recessar
stockholders are requested 10 be prese
In person or execute ana forward pro'
prior to time Of this special meeting.
T. *. SCHEFTEL.
=. April 70. 1921. Secretary.
nnr13- -gn-gT
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
THE EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, IgzI
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
Il 1917 Adams ST. aprl3-6t
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

NOR RENr-APARTMBNT, FOUR
i rooms and bath. Apply Manion =
&C.. 915 Orange st. Phone 6S95. febl1-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
lost ND MOUND.

+ OsT-BUNCH OF SEVEN KEYS on
i ring Reward II returned 70 ~, W.
Sixth st. apiA"'ol
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
Goals
IL
ST. LUkE,s
GUARDS. Field Foul Prs
HOUsEHOID NOTES

Leftover mashed potato can be
reheated. combined with minced
meat and made into croauettes.
Part Of your bread dough can be
nodded into rolls and put into the
ice box for the next meal
Chopped cucumbers. onions and
ripe olives mixed with mayonnalse
make nice sandwich filling
On account OF the nourishment
they contain ripe olives should be
used as food rather than as
relish.
Cut winter squash into large
pieces. remove seeds and stringy por-
tions and bake as you would pota-
toes
Vegetables for a boiled dinner
should be as nearly the same size as
possible to secure uniformity in cook
ing
Garnish splh-pea soup with a
hard-boiied yoik which has been put
through a sieve. Serve with toasted
bread sticks
Hot creamed FISH may be served
IN the center OF potato border and
Earnished with parsley and tiny
cooked carrots and beets.
Pare and core ak tart apples;
place IN a baking pan: cover with ono
cup brown sugar. two tablespoons OF
butter and one-third cup water. and
bake. fnH
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
ISSUE WARMING
TO AUTOISTS
State Highway Department
Urges Motorists Not to
Speed
BULLETIN SHOWS
FEW DETOURS NOW
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER, Dec. 2S-The state
Highway Department today issued
the following bulletin warning TO
motorists, because Of several recent
fatal accidents on the State High
way and also giving details as to
new road construction:
Numerous recent accidents. sew
eral OF which were fatal. should call
the attention OF all motorists to the
necessity of reducing their speed
during the winter season. and of us
ing unusual care while the pave
ments are slippery and the should
ers soft. To drive at high speed on
wet, slippery roads covered with
snow and ice is little short of Grim
inal, and is sure to be followed by
distressing accidents. Keep well
within the legal speed limit and
avoid danger"
Naaman's Creek Road-No de-
tour. Pavement finished. Work in
progress.
Wilmington-Od -Odessa-No detours.
The State Road is open from the
causeway to Tybouts Corner. New
concrete road. Take River Road.
Tybout's Corner to Odessa.
odessa a-Smyrna-No detours New
concrete road Fieldsboro to Arm
strong's Corner open for traffic. Use
caution, work in progress. Avoid
shoulders.
smyrna-Dover - Concrete road.
! No detours.
er-Frederica-Take concrete
road one milo south of Dover, fol-
low to Frederica causeway. No de-
tours. Drive carefully across
causeway
Frederica- Milford-No detours.
Drive carefully across causeway.
Follow new concrete road - miles
! Turn to left into Alford Keep
straight through Milford across
bridge. and follow guide sign to
right to dupont Boulevard.
Milford to Georgetown and Selby-
Vile. and Berlin, Md. Concrete
Boulevard. No detours.
Georgetown-Laurel - New con
crete road open for traffic FIVE
AAAANH NNoN VA 11'A rNN'Wh- aN0 uN-
tours
Rehoboth-Lewes--New concrete
road. Georgetown to Harbeson. No
detOurs.
Dover to FELTON,, Harrington.
Farmington, Greenwood. Bridge
Vile. Seaford, Laurel. Delmar and
Salisbury, Md
Woodside to FELTON,. New con-
crete road open for traffic, Wood
side to FELTON,. No shoulders. Drive
carefully.
n-Harrington-No detours.
New concrete road open "a mile
. south Of FELTON, to Harrington
Leave concrete at Harrington, Mil
ford Road. Follow detour signs one
mile to Harrington and Pennington
road IA mile east of Fair Grounds
Use extreme caution.
Harrington-B Bridgeville-New con-
crete road. No detours.
Bridgeville-Seaford - New con
crete road.
Seaford Laurel Delmar - n g "
concrete road. No detours.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

NEW YORK-Great Pullman mo-
tor buses with eight and 10 wheels.
Vast networks OF elevated con
crete roads 'hnging all the important
Those things are coming-and
coming fast-says a current issue
Popular Science.
The motor bus lines, Il Is pre-
dicted, viii give severe competition
20. II they will not supersede. pres
ent railway lines.
Sleeping buses viii be run at night
rushing at express-train speed or
their overhead concrete roads.
Theren be no racking Jars. nC
swaying and cracking at sharp turns
no shrieking OF whistles at grad,
crossings, no SCOT and smoke fore
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
Why Marriage
Kills Careers
by LYDIA b. GIBSON.

A woman who seeks a career
should not marry.
Because marriage destroys
feminine sagacity.
Because n woman In search
Of a career can make greater
gain. more money. and better
Roadway IL not lashed to the
limitations OF her husbands
own greatness.
Because marriage causes a
woman to lose faith in her own
ability after watching her hus-
band perform all the necessary
tasks attendant upon keeping
the home together
Because IN a career lies more
permanent satisfaction than in
marriage.
Because marriage disinte-
CRATES the feminine mind by
making It a leaning instead OF
an Independent guidance.
Because a woman Of intel
ligence sacrifices too much in
marriage.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
TELEPHONEGIRL
MONFV MAKER
Miss Wade, Talking Over
Wire in Spare Moments,
Earned $4,000
MORE SUCCESSFUL
THAN SALESMAN

SAN FRANCISCO.-'There" ex-
claimed Miss Margaret f. Wade,
telephone girl. as she tucked $4,000
away in her bank. THAT'S the way
10 prove that ] am some stock sales
man. or saloslady. or whatever / am,
even though l did it all over the
telephone"
Which. to be brief, is only another
way OF saying that Miss Wade's
bank deposit OF $1,000 represents
her commission on stock sales total
ing 100000.
And every dollar OF the stock was
sold while Miss Wade sat at her
switchboard between regular busi-
ness calls.
Last April Miss Wade was sitting
at her switchboard in the Office
where she is employed wondering
whether she had time at noon for
manicure or a shampoo. when in
blew a star stock salesman.
Il give up" the star salesman
told the world; "this stock simply
cannot be moved"
rs that so?" remarked Miss
Wade to herself. with the accent on
the "is"
Whereupon Miss wade dabbed a
little powder on her nose. called up
man she thought might be inter-
ested. purled persuasive words into
the transmitter. and did not stop
talking until the man agreed to take
$1,000 worth OF stock.
Il knew, all about tho stock be-
cause l wned a share OF It myself. q"
Miss Wade explained "and Il was
no trick TO sell il, so it seemed to
me- SO l just went ahead and cam
paigned over the telephone in be-
tween business calls"
Every morning instead OF calling up
her chum to discuss Charles curls
or lizzie's lingerie, or Catherine IS
latest hairdo. or last nights reynard
ramble Miss Wade clung 10 her
transmitter and never let up until
she sank her teeth into a prospect.
metaphoricany speaking. or course.
The psychology OF the thing got
into Miss Wade's blood. She plunged
into stock selling. albeit by tele-
phone, with such fervor that in no
time at all she was hitting on all
sixteen cylinders.
on one of her banner days Miss
Wade's stock sales mounted to
$500. and at the end OF the week
they totaied s11, 900. In seven and
half months Miss Wade has aver
aged $500 a month In stock sales
and a total OF 100000 since that
day when the star salesman quit I'm
disgust and she had happy hunch.
Only once has Miss Wade deviated
from her campaign OF selling stock
over the telephone. That was one
day when a painting contractor was
standing in front OF her window
THE painting contractor looked Sc
prosperous that Miss Wade ran out
and sold him $4,000 worth OF stock
before he could get his breath.
And now IL was suggestedg Il
suppose You will quit your lob and
go into the stock selling game in
real earnest"
Not IT, Miss Wade replied. I'm
no stock salesman. I'm a telephone
operator"
Miss Was didn't say so. but quite
likely her voice has something to do
with her phenomenal success as a
stock salesman II Is voice that
one remembers, voice that infiu
ences TO action by simple statement
by argument BY en-reaty and lots
OF other things that move the in
tellect or the feelings. Couple such
voice with knowledge that her
stock brings per cent. dividend,
and II sn't any wonder that she sue.
ceeds.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

Loose wrappy kinds, swagger sports
effects and conservatiyely smart
straight-line coats, richly lined and
warmly interlined. Every wanted color,
including navy, brown, black, reindeer,
taupe.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
Motor Bus Pullman May
SoIUe Transportation

Forerunncrs of the Motor Rail
way. Big six wheel buses operated
at Akron. O. lnscts. Pullman bus
accommodations now I'm use I'm
Europe.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

Mary Pjckford2 See what bobbins
does to It.
or is your hair OF the fluffy kind,
like Elsie Ferguson? Look at Elsie
with her kair bobbed and decide
whether you'd like It,
You who have the Billie Burke
coiffure-that hlgh-up Psyche style
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

do you like her with her hair
bobbed?
or you with the Justine John
stone style Of kair dress. how do
you like Justine's bobbed tresses?
Justine gets the bobbed hair ef-
feet without having her hair cut. So
there's not much differencel
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
ST. LUKrs wINs nv oV,r

81. Luke's opened up its basket
ball season last night by nosing out
the National Guards by a one point
margin ls to is. Berg with five two
timers was the star. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

Lukewarm water is best for wash
ing vegetables Crisp them. II ne
cessary. afterwards.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

II you arc still doubtful about
having your hair bobbed. look over
these pictures OF stage and screen
stars. They may help you TO decide.
They show four Eistrionic favor
ties. each of whom puts up her hair
as they would look with
their hair cut short.
Have you the curling hair OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TROUBLES LAID TO SENATE


ny Associated Presa state wire.
Musk OGEE, Nov. 5.--lf the
United States senate had ratified
tho league OF nations covenant, the
troubles that have visited the world
In the last 10 months would not
have occurred. In the opinion OF
Josephus Daniels. former secretary
OF tho navy mere today TO address
the Young Mems Democratic league
OF Muskogce county.
Expressing hls views on the COM
ing disarmament conference. the
former secretary said limitation of
armaments was necessary hcCgu ~
nations could no longer pay tho
enormous military costs. Interim -
tional conferences should be made
possible, no stated. 80 that nationa
can submit their differences TO pre-
vent wars In the future,
MIR. Daniels announced here that
no had accepted an Invitation to
participate in the Armistice day eel
ebration at oklahoma city on No
vember II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
LEGAL

4 ecrtlfief choch In tho sum of uv.
uSi, Per cent ~ tho amount ~ TIE bii
VIII b" required from each bidder.
A surety bond in the fuIi amount of
the c0ntrnct viii within ton tl0J days be-
teguired from the auccsasful bidder All
BIDS VIII BE- opened and considered by tns
Hosrd ~ Commiasipnrrs 81 uiestIns
tg be held IN tho 'ity nan In said Gus
81 Tulss at . o'ciork -. m. on Tuesday
Mrs. FRANk sEAMAN
- CITY Auditor
. uNiblshed In The rulsa Dauy woul
ii"vf,"Gt' d, IT, i, - ~ - ?, '4,1,sS % a.
F'aOd.nD@s Y, 5,y 5%,@y%ps.a?S ,rooii:g.S'.,, r., word
Az .oHDiNANcE 70 ATPoRifoS. LEvY
ANb As9Ess SPECIAL -TAKEs ~
rAYMENr or .TuE CoFr pF cos.
sEwEH DIsTRlCT No 40 IN T1f
CITY ,oF TULSA ~ CREATED ANp
uria AND DECLARING An hMER-
wHEFEAs In pursuance Of the ptoyis
Oklahoma, ana tho statutes u tho sisis
of pklahoma. Tor such rasrs made and
provided, The said City ~ Tut-a sd by
sEWER pisrnicr NJ" III" sS"' aSd ,i''G,,,g gt,e,
sifuet sewers 10 sald SEwEH pisrri5@"T
nance 10 2iti iid 90 The i8ih day Of
hoptembrr 1874. lot 10 CouHtook
sniedi, company. con,raetora. a se,tsin
contract for the CONSTRUCTION " a certain
ssnitary. sewer In HEWEH DISTRICT 40
i7a and
wHEHEAH W pursuance ~ said con.
iracL SAID 'omntOok Smedioy Company
have constructed certain sanitary arwst
in said SEWER DISTRICT No. i5g. and
nccepted aud approved by the city Envl.
neer and the Board ~ Commiasioners ~
'hyyy SIX 81 Tulsa and
the statutes of the state Of Dklahoug.
stuftrHald, ana under tho terms of the
charter ~ the snid City ~ Tulsa. OKLA
Of ComminaiouerH nf the City " Tulsa to
lcyy ana asssaa a special tAk upon th.
btopefiy liable 20 assessmont in sail
SEWER DISTRICT NO. lf9 by reason ~
the asscameot IN said SEWER pihTuiGi
~. lts, BY reason ~ conHtr1ciiuu -
said sewef and 10 pay for tho same. ana,
structl0n Of said sewer ~ said SEWER
DISTRICT No. i79. Including extras
clared 70 be the Eun ~ tgs3S 3s, .dI of
which In 10 be lowed by special assoaa
megts aEa,nst the lots ana parcets ot
land benefited by the construction of said
sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT No. i7S,
and,
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
ot the assessmenta aEaiuAt said lets AM
pafeeia os land 50 iishle fot tho cost uf
DISTRICT NO. i7S. in the an'aGn,s nero
matter specified In Section OF ihis
NOW. THEREFORE,. M IT on.
nIAiMEp ny THE HOARD OF CON
MissloNEus or THE CRY or TULSA.
SECTION /; That there shan he. nnd
there is hereby apportioncd 90 and levied
upon and assessed against the several tots
an and nsfeels o. land II said SEWER DIS
Oklahoma. 40 benefited by the construc
tion Of said sewer, the amounts respective
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