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New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Toch Accepts Honorary Post
In Bel1eau Wood Association

Marshal Focn has accepced the Nom
orary chairmanshio for France Of the
Belleau Wood Memorial Association,
organized in this country to rebuild the
historic village OF Belleau through
The nationwide collection OF $500 ,O00
IN sums ranging from one cent 90 one
dollar, it was announced yesterday
fron the associations headquarters.
DR.. John j. Tigert, United States
Commissioner Of Education, tomorrow
will issue from Washington an anpeal
10 American school children to con
tribute one cent each toward the
memorial. The expenses of the organi-
zation, it is announced, will be Offset
by us leaders.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Harding Rewards Veterans

PYesident Harding has notified TIC
Civil Service Commission 20 add five
points to the examination rating Of
every prospective candidate for Presi
dential postmaster who had been in the
government service during the war.
Age also was ordered waived and the
period Of service during the war is to
be reckoned as part Of the REQUIRED
length Of business experiences.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Yhe connecting mails closa at ths C,enayAl
posto1ics ard CITY Hau postonic. citation.
New York az ?. m. az golloy-s:
laval; VA ssn Frsnc!sco. atsau4ship I'm
terpr'gt. Cc'0bsG H.
Hawai-, Nsthsr.snds E&es laden (szcsp&
bumstrs), and specially a16rssssd mall
rcr Japan. CoYen and China ria san
FrA neiaco. stsamsh!D Nanking. Octo-
bcr IL
stran. cors.. Cninas Siberia. yrsueA xnsn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Marine Reports
'INtE TIDES
Winds AZ Sea To-dxy

Winds at Sea To-day
North O, SANDY Hook-yresn. possibly
strong northeast viads sa4 overcast
weathe~.
sandy Hook 70 Wsstsr.s-rre.h e.
strong esst and northeast wlads and over
cast weather.
Nsttcras 70 Florida straits-Yresn to
asrons northeas. 70 north y lnds and over
cast weather.
East snd West c;uis~vresn northeast
Winds. partly overcast weather and proba-
bly, local rains over south portion.
ssod.rsf. 80 ",tT ~ as.rssaf
weethor ana probably local vatus
Northeast storm warnings displayed ~
p n or the Atlantic CossZ. from \ orfc k.
vs.. 10 pelawar. BreAh water. a disturb
ance Is central or the Carolina Coast ana
ie moving slowly northeast ward. attended
hy strong northeast WINS ea6 probably
sxlAs
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
rehabilitation, hosp!talizasion and cor

rehAbilitation, hospitalization and con-
pensation.
The conference was called recently
by Director Forbes TO s6raighten OUT
the many tangles into which the relief
work for former service men mas be-
come involved because If the conflict
ing authority over various branches Of
the service. II Is the plan Of the d
rector 30 reach g definite decision or
the question Of vocational education,
and 10 colnplete all details of the
decentralization OF The work Of the hu-
reau.
Every effort will be made as the con-
ference 30 formulate q set Of rules
and regulations whereby the district
Offices will be able TO handle ail cases
which develop in She future without
reference TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

the monthly meeting Of ehe Ne-w
Tork County Committee will be held
on Wednesday evening, October 2s, in
the rose room o. The Hotel Plaza.
FifEh Avenue and Fiftty-ninth Street.
New Officers Will be selected at that
time. Posts are urged 80 rend al
thelr delegates
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

The devotion Of Timothy Driscoil, Of
Bronx County, TO the Legion during
the last year, during which time he
was largely responsible. With Daniel
P. Sullivan, Tor the erection OF memo
rial plaques TO Bronx heroes along
the Grand Concourse, was rewarded OF
Friday night at the annual elections
o. his county. He was chosen chair
man, defeating Raphael Murphy and
Colonel Frank Spencer for che Office.
Other officers chosen by the county
were:
vice-chairman, Frank c. Bryan; sd
jutant, Daniel II. Shilling (re-elected),
treasurer, William A. Smith (re-
elected); executive committee Walter
+. Daily, Frank Pickett. Frank Y. Hines,
Sylvester Ryan. Jonn 4. Reidy, Matthew
McLoughlin and william Kane
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
iliscuss Disabled To.neu

District managers of the fourteen
regional Offices of the Veterans Blu
reau, with their chief medical advisers
and vocational training officers, will
meet with Colonel Charles K. Forbes,
director of the bureau. in Washing
ton to-day to confer on all angles o.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Sailed Yesterday

sSrs palonls Cuban. Nuevfaao; salr4sh
City. Boston, Gorbea Mend: (span),
Naples; Santurce. Philadelphia: 8 V r7ark-
ness. TaInpico: Cayo Manb,. Port Antonio !;
Jareiro, Montev.deo and Buenoe Ayr.a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
City Island

Round South

ftOunu E%outh
str XaraY7 IDr) Boston To- .g.u ~s-x
20 ur'ted Rruit Co. Ia OaNasx; uchr-
Hhitswsy on. Appla River ,o~ New
lor@ Frances coodno~. Vinsi Haven for
Nsw YORK; Aanio = Mitchell, Lour Coso
Tar New YORK.
Bocrd Ess1
NonA
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Lieutenant Laurence Lowell Post hss
elected the following officers: Commander.
gercy c. Hurnhaul, vice-co rurnanders Ru-
dolph Il. Rosa. w. P. Knight and sylvester
" hl'on adi"fanr, Gordon e. Gaines
treasurer, william Glenztng; historian
Charles l. Aayward sergeant q -e.rr3s
Fred c. Iee-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Arthur vi"as vosa WIZ hols a Ray rtde
snd bRrn dance next Fricay nigne, lss vfrg
from ia0th Stree and Third Avenue at $50
o'clock Charies Logue is Chairman. Of the
conmittee In charge. The pest trceta l0-
nlght ~ Aa03 TAlrd Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
By Cable and Radio

Slgn4..t: SIT BerengsrlN (Brl. South
anpton sor Nev York; expects 10 reach
Quarantine a. 80 AM end dock az $50
AN Mcacsy,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

All posts IN New York County 1rtsrssead
ln Joining a 1esket ball League are asieed 70
communicats with q. VI. Vernon. e6e " ast
125th SLreel.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Alfred seurcke. Ct 2so Washington Ave-
nue, HrG0o!<lyn. challenges any Legion
baascGbnll team In behalf Of the i've of
Lieutenant Laurence G. Loyen Post. HIS
Telephone 10 Prospect 1903
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

4 speofsl rns-tfng has Been called for
N.Y. THURSDAY uiEhf by tire 3osfh Tnfentrv
POSE eoT the purpors OF irterestirg the
members In th4 formation OF battalion
10 eecorE Sne body OF sn uN'Snown Amcrl-
can hero az Warrington on November H.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

YashinKton Ws ghts Post - oenveesis.q
I'll business r-en IN that district and ASH
TX them TO create ious for jobless vet-
members.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

xorningsias Post viii rAet co-s.aorrow
az $50 West 126th Street, when IL WIN be
addressed by Major Douglas Ivaa, Of the
Canadian army.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Dsv'd W. Gent,s Post ard sts suxilsary
VIII meet tomorrow night IN ite new
hoadouarters. all East -43d street. tho
Brony.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Firc Record

5-ssS X sstA .s csr'. s.Astalqa.
,o-l+ss Arasssrisra ~. Henry op-
psahsina ......-.......... .CrkaoYn
l5--ses columous a., Ben Levine.
Unknown
George Cuna'rghs1n ..... Trihtng
3c-z5l 81. Arra az, tina Bronx,
'e-77s 7ta az. lakewood r.sssu-
"a y sssh r. opp.nhe,a "Sa' Z W.
.s--Is7s Rlvsrsids Drva. Hsrr1
Hi2rnus ..-.. ....... ............l lrknowa
's-2-% 2 ltth e.. unknown Unknown
so-sl7 u. sad 81 Wagner Lossins
$50 vqss,eh.stsr av. shs sronx.
Julius Holsncs- .........1 .1frknowga
1t-lssth A. and Grand ConcouYss.
auro. Frank Cane Unknown
so--ist5 IN az. ia ohasl Lyons TrshlnY
'o-is' TN e.. Iraeore Derrnksr.
.so-zso wa.ainx.on 81. ,i,ohssl -
Werla&e ......-................. . Z al>nown
TIE s. Niehoias az. Jossph NC
s~sss io1.a 81. prank M G4s '~n
..o-sei y is,sh u. ansrourn' = ITialSs
;31-z7 Z 2sth 81. vacan, Oft rifin q
sS-71z Home a., tbs Bronx, H.
s@ss5 '''s E. ias;a s,. .a,s. 5oS Ios5 10 y n
'o-sl v l4sh st. e's,.. ciosk snd
s'-s7o Ler'nston ~. Ella Gun.
ss-5ass s'@' a. ,is nroa, tssaSss GSs'''''
eo--:o1 y I'm g.. Jscob xohn "
kurn.tGf@ Go. ................. L, lin ROW n
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
POST ACTIVITIES

-tir servics Post viii inset ao-rncrrow
nigh g. Il 6ase TAlrty-e eighth serees
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Foreign Ports
Departures (

Departures for New YoYk
NYTYRPOOL. Oct 16-Str Cedric
taad sailed from Queenstown 18TH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
BUYING RAISES
PRICE OF WHEAT
Eastern Interests Think
Grain Too Low; Look
for Big Advance

CHICAGO. Nov. Persistent
buying on The part uf strong con.
mission houses and shipping intcr-
cstH gave a big upturn today 20 the
wheat market. Prices closed strong
3N to 4Mc net higher with Decem-
bcr tl.0s 90 8l09A. ana May ti.13L
90 fl,i3%, Corn gained y 10 ic. and
oats = to ~ 20 We. Provisions fin
ishcd unchanged 20 re lower.
il WIS current gossip that the
buying ~ wheat was tu a large ex-
tent due TO u combination Of cGst-
crn Interests. acting on tho basis
that wheat prices we're too low and
that an important advance rs 10 be
expected
Continued lack of moisture was
also reported from the southwest
where now winter wheat seeding has
been delayed, and the crob has boon
otherwise Handicapped by drouth No
important reactions took place, and
the close was a. practically the top
level Of the day
corn and oats were moderately
active ana higher iu fymputhv with
wheat Snaboltd messages report
cd an active European demand FOR
corn.
Packers selling or lard had a do
pressing effect on provisions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. I2.-rho
sClling movement In cotton contin-
uDd today with tho heaviest pressure
In the last few minutes u tho soH-
sion 80 that tho cloao was ~ the
lowest, a. not losses of 40 10 o.
points. December fell 90 15.4jc %
pound and all months made new
low levels for thu decline which Hot
in more than month ago During
the early trading the pocr Liverpool
~ yesterday was the main sclllng
Influence. but In the late trading
disappointment over min tukinrH
for tho week caused much Ot the
offerings, while on the close %
looked az n liquidatids longs wcro
doing most Of the selling.
The first decline carried prices 20
10 - points under tno close of
Thursday. but after December
touched 1880 a much bcttcr do.
mand spranB up, mdIUjy on reports
that 8plnncrs were selling cotton in
thlH market and on u fairly good
trade demand. Tn, rasovcry that
resulted put December points
higher than tho clcso OF Thursday
to iG 04c. with othar months not
quite as strong.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
OIL STOCK PLAYS
PART ON MARKET
With Equipment Replaces
Rails and Industgials
in Activities

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--Jsusj &
vorltcs among rails and indu5triala
played no part in today's brief. but
expanded stock market, their places
btiuR taken by special laauen. par
tlcularly oils and equipments.
Standard OIL uf Sew Jersey Uado
a. further gain OF 3 points, STANDARD
Dil OF California gaining 6N. Amer
team Liusccd common aud preferred
were ga and 5h points higher.
Pullman Pressed steel car pre-
eerrcd and American Brake shoe
Woro strongest Of the equipments
Coppcfa. feathers and paper spe
cidltics, also several 81 tho textiles
were better ~ ! 20 points. Salea
amounted 10 $4,000 RhnreH
Tho days dealings IN bonds cen
tcrcd Ia Liberty Issues. the , y .
and second as showing married
strength.
Trading in foreign sNchabgcs was
pcrfunctofv and Irregular.
Total sales, par value. fG.7J0,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
PASSING
INSPECTION NOW
Judges Of Better Cities
Contest Are on the
Grounds

op''lli 70 Ihe world.
ENID. Nov. 12.-Complete plans
for showing Enid to tho judges of
better cities have been decided on
and tho Judges. J. w scarson Of
the University OF Nebraska. publicity
agent OF tho National Education
association; Mrs. Fred Dick Of Den
yer, vico president ot the National
Congress uf Mothers. ana Jr. e. T.
Corstens of New York, director Of
rhild welfare OF the League OF Amer
lea, viii arrive on Sunday evening.
The judging will begin at $40 a
M, when they will be taken over
the city, later visiting the schools.
business mems parade will take
place at 1880. followed by a lunch
con which will be served at the
home of O. J. Fleming for the Judges
and other representative men. There
viii be "A number OF talks along the
lines of better cities and desirable
| places In which to rear children. one
hour In the afternoon the Judges will
| he guests at "a mothers reception
Dinner viii be served at the oxford
at 0:30 at which delegations from all
the civic clubs will be present and
/ final facts and figures presented.
Enid Is competing with Blackwell
Ardmure, Edmond, Lawton, shaw
nee, Sapulpa Henrietta. Bartlcsville
and Clarcmure. The prize OF $4,000,
offered by the Rotary club of shaw
nee, has been the incentive az well
as really making our Oklahoma
Citics more desirable for the rearing
of children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
LEGAL.

Notke-rhe annual meeting OF
our stockholders viii be held No
vemher ~. 1891, at 3O2 World
building. Tulsa, Okla, from 10
o'clock a. m. to > y. m. There will
be a proposal to amend the bylaws
10 reduce the directors from seVen
TO three. Catlctt-Davis OIL corpora
tiou, Ily j. q. Catlett. president
e. Glass secretary.
Published IN Tho Tulsa pafy vorid ootobsr
o. "a ~ 2s. es, 80, 2l, November /,
Is. 80 Il. is ~ %. 'Gi y ~ IL i5i,i' i'' rh. h.
World Publishing Company, Publish
ORDINANCE NO a?ot.
AND ASSESS spEClAL TAXES IN
sTRucTiNG 4 skNirARY SEWER IN
hs,ElMEk plSrHlCr No. li5, IN the
EssllAniisIlgtbS tSf RY % SRptEAEGepp TttESAEGp ASp Sb
ii2sj AND DhCLARlNG An EMER-
WHEREAS. IN pursuance or the provi.
/ oklahoma, and the statutes VI the state
proS,snssh ,sshos SS isis ieE 'HiH l Gases s made and
/ ordinance No. fi2l create and establish
| SEWEh DISTRICT No. l7b. ana + after
haNt"s declared u necessary TO construct
I 10, BY tho provisions ~ said Ordinance
! No, 2lss, did on the ebth day 90 March
! Afalt let 20 Nolnttoch -SmrdleN Company,
tontraetora certain contract for the
1 gonsiruc ton % 4 csItaln sanitary sewer
| In sEMhh DISTRICT NO. lib. and,
WHEREAS. IN pursuance ot said con.
I tract satd ComntuCk -Smrdley Company
/ have constructed a certain sanitary sewer
/ IN said SEWER DISTRICT No. ifB, and
| the work under said contract has been
accepted Rnd approved by The city I'm.
| EincCr and the Board e.. Commissionerp OF
| the city uf Tulsa. and.
! WhENEAS, IN further pursuance OF the
| statutes OF the state of Oklahoma. afors.
[ said, and under tho terms OF the Charter
| OF the said city ut Tulsa, oklahoma, it ~
deemed necessary by the Hoard Of Com.
missioncrs of the city of Tulsa to levy
aud asscaa a special tax upon the prop.
/ ctty liable 90 assessment In said SEWER
| DISTRICT No. ti5 by reason OF the con
sFucupn of said sewer and 10 pay for the
/ same, and
WIiEREAs. the total cost OF tho con.
| sTuri9n 81 said sewer IN said SEWER
| DISTRICT No. us, including extras, have
| been as'"rtalncd and "a hereby declared
60 bo the sum " Ei9.6b12I all of which
Is 60 be levied ~ special assessments
| utvd by the couatructon ot said sewer 10
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l75; and,
MhEhEAs AL legal requirements have
OF the assessments against said lots ahd
parcpls of iand ~ liable for the cost Of
fSpsSTnStlSn q said Ge~eT In sald sEwns
hereinafter specified in Section / ot this
Ordinance.
Now, Therefore, BE II Ordained by tho
board of Commissioners OF tho city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SECTION |. That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportioned 90 ana levied
upon and asseHsed against the several lots
ana parcels Of land In ssid SEWER DIS,
TRICT NO. llA, In the city ~ Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 20 benefited ~ the sonstrye-
speetiysly as foliows. to'wit: "''''""
BAIRD ADDITION
Blk' Lot. Amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

tHtCAGb, Nov. l2,--Cattle Receipts
q 600 compared with "A week ago, good
snd choice light and medium atoers and
reariinFu ebWt0c lower short fed aud
heavy steers 30 q 76c lower. common grass
erA and westerns 25o lower: tat she stock
30 o ioc lower; bulls. Gamers and cutteta
mostly 2bc lower, veal calves mostly $500
lower. heavy calves 30 uf75e OF; atockofa
amt feeders % a. soc lower
Hogs--Hcceipts 5000. largely fOai6c
higher than yesterdays average mixed up
most; few late sales weak holdover liberal
lh0-pound hogs t740i liEht lights W to
tleb; practical top &I25; bulk tb.s6sp
!so pisH steady to strong. bulk desirable
shoep--Recelpts 1000. todays receipts
mostly packers direct; few on sale, but
steady prices, compared with week ago.
Best lambs, fat steady 20 ibo higher, m
price between 5O07bo higher. TAT year
llngs quoted gSo higher, maturod fat
rs a tOe higher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Chicago Futures.


NEW YORK, Nov. i2,--Forelgu Tx
ehange--1rroEular
Great HritainaH Demand J.S4a; cable.
s,gtA 6O-day bills on hanks S.BIL
francc--pemnnd l2Ahf cables TgN,
italy Demand A09h oahlea SAIn
GeTmany--btmsnd .e5i cables .S5A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

NEW YORK. Nov. ~ Cnttonarci Of!
was eaeier under scattered liquidation In
duced by NOw trade conditions Hnd tho
heRvtResH In cotton Fnd lard. Leading
month"; closed TO points not lower.
Sales Is 500 bales Prime fbu OOc /
prime summer yellow spot 5000, peccm.
bcr S.l5c, March s6ici May s.72o all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Fort w9HTH Texas. Nov is--cst,l'
.rs sS.0Oagb0:t COWS and ,helfers T3.2B a
80; calves iib045.50.
Hogs Receipts 300; lights t7.1bHT.b0,
heavy g. 00OT25i pigs tf25@750.
ehecu-- Nones lambs S7.O0m7.h0: vethsrs
Nson BOO, ewes &5.25e4oO. goats 400
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-WhsAt-Cash
ais.
corn--No. white aoci No. yellow csc.
No 3 yellow t5c.
. oats-NO white 5io. 10. . mixed sl0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov, i2.--Butter- Higher
or7amery extras a5h firsta a6Qtgc, see
onds S20s s6e; standards 3Shc.
Figs Receipts 900 cases: firsts $50
ssei ordinary firsts 4aGt7ei miscell Aneous
5eG52oi refrieerators extras 5sHe. re
friEerator flrsta ssd1SNc.
Poultry--Alive unsettled. fowls - q SOC :
springs 1895 turkeys S5e ROSTERS i5c.
Potatoes-Fifmi receipts $50 cars, total
y: y shipments I,24i. Red river Ohloa
N,tbnl.7 70 cwt.i Northern white bulk
N'IS12.lo owt sacked si.7OQt.s6 owt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

A recently patented whcelbarrow
can bo converted into vehicle for
carrying ladders. spraying outfits
and other objects impossible with
an ordinary wheelbarrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

NEW ORLEANS Nov, Is-Cotton-.
Spot quiet 75c lower; sales on the Hpot
Xa IS; mtddling 1i6.sS. good middiins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

KANSAS CITY. Nov. i2.--Butter--tJn.
changed.
EgEs--te higher: firste E6ci seconds soc.
pouitdy---Unchangedi hens UNCHANGED
springs unchanged t0 1C higher is923e'
enrkssa unchangei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
STANDARD on stocks,

Following is price asked aud closing bid
~ standard on Stocks on the New Yorh
curb saturday as reported by Houston.
curb Friday ha reported bv Houston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

az, Ew YORK. Nov i2~Lth.rty -ho,s.
sss "a saiesinist., re, sS, q Sss5 Sid ssS,
sss.t,ei vSSss,sh sAa stss; et.asglygd -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Following II prico asked and closing bid
OF independent oil stacks On .ha New York
curb saturday as reported by Houston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Liberty ssa,,s

NEW York Nov NInco,,ou O.,
quieti middling ig.TOc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
LEGAL

Block I. Sloan Add. theme.
northwesterly distanoe
Of i25s feet % point
on the west i.ns OF tot ?, Block
4, Sloan Add, which IL laa
feet north Of the southwest
corner OF said lot: thence
southeas,eriy to point on the
sputh line Of said lot. which ia
rt2.5 feet west Of the southeast
corner thereof. thence east
slong the south line Of said lot
TO the place OF beginning .....t
All that part OF Lo, ?, Block I.
Sloan Add, except that part
dsscribei az follows Beginning
at the southeast corner Of t.ot
g. Block 4, Sloan add:
thence northwesterly n distance
Of l2h.s feet to a point on the
west line Of Lot 2, Block 4,
Sloan Add, which Ia itI
feet north pf the southwest
corner Of said lot. thence south.
easteriy to point on the south
line OF said lot, which 10 cas-
feet wesk of he southeast cor
ncr thereof. thence east along
the south line Of said lot to tho
,t.~. - haainnlnR ...... g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
toxlo teet. deserlbed .,

A lot bON1in feet, described As
follows: Beginning 1T the
northeast corner or Lot T.
Block ~, Capitol mn Secobd
Addition: thence north along
the west line OF Quincy Ave-
nue distance Of so feet.
> thence west along line par-
Rllel 20 the south line Of Inde-
pendence street diatsnre ~
40 feet; thence south along the
north production Of the west
line II Block if, Capitol 1IiU
Second Addition, = distance OF
30 feet 20 the northwest corner
Of Lot ,. Block IL. Capitol Hii
Second Addition; thence east
along the north line Of Lot 2.
Block ~. Capitol HUI Second
Addition. distance OF t4O feet
20 the northeast corner cf Lot
;, Block "a Capitol Hili Sec
ond Addition. or the place OF
bHKfnn1nH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Z TWT WVNIFW NFFN WNNITTW ~
follows. beginning at the
northeast corner OF Lot n
Block VI. Capitol nm Add.t
thence north along the
east line Of Block II. Capitol
Hill Add, distance OF 90
feet. thence west along line
parallel TO the south limo OF
Independence street, distance
Of 40 feet to the east line of
Quaker Avenue; thence south
along the east line OF Quaker
Avenue a distance OF 30 feet 70
the northN est corner ot Lot %,
( h euco east along the
north limo Of Lot 20, Block II,
Capitol I'M Add. a distance
OF 14O feet 10 the northeast
corAer Of Lot 2s. Block II, Cap
itol nm Add. or the place
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Avenue, which IL so feet north
Of the northeast corner Of Lot
.. Block ~. Capitol Hill Sec
ond Add. thence north
along the west line uf 1uinc-
Avenue a distance Of so feet
to tho south line OF indepeu-
denca street. thence west along
the south line OF Independence
street a distance Of 40 feet.
Whence south along the north
production of the west llne Of
Block IL, Capitol lIllI Second
Add, a distance OF so feet.
thence east along line par
sllei to the south line OF lude-
pendence street a distance Of
100 feet TO tho west limo OF
quincy Avenue, or the place OF
haUfpplp1 4
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