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The Washington times., 1922-10-07
AMERICANS IN GERMANY
TARGETS FOR HIGH PRICES

German merchants are discrim.
mating against Americans in Ger.
many by compelling them 70 pay
excessive prices for food and cloth.
ing, the Commerce Department wa s
advised today by American Consul
Dumont at Frankfort.
Various amusement places in
Germany, the report said, charge
Americans prices approximately six
times in excess Of what natives pay.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.

zulu GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
Oct. THE gates of the Polo
Grounds were thrown open to
the early birds" at 1890 O'Clock
this morning, a half hour later
than has been customary, and
more than 5000 fans streamed
through the portals and grabbed
Off choice seats for the fourth
game of the world se":cs.
1t was the largest throns that
has been on hand when the gates
opened since the opening game
On Wednesday.
Mist Expected to Lift.
1t was announced with the open
ing Of the gates, that the fourth
game would be played unless a
change in weather conditions pre-
vented.
a thick mist hung over the
grounds, but indications were that
It would clear away before time for
the Inauguration of hostilities.
In any event, conditions just be.
fore noon were not regarded as
sufficiently menaCing to warrant
postponement of the game unless a
sudden adverse change transpires.
ne dIlhS, Oh the surface CI
things, are a beaten ball club, going
nowhere in particular and taking
considerable time to do 1t. as is their
. wont. Their pitchers cannot stop
the Giant hitters, but that is beyond
the point
The Yanks cannot hope TO win ball
games by getting only 10 hits IN 3
games, and on the quality of pitch
ing Scott and Nehf have turned IN,
the HugGlns entry might very easily
toss off the Seyles in four official
games.
Professional gamblers, who know
their odds as the tailor knows his
flat iron, have laid a price of . to
against the Yankees for the remain
der of the series They are not
worth that much of any mans
money, for they must win cour Of
the rema ming five games to come
down in front. and such thing is
hardly credible in the face of the
condition of the Giant pitchers.
Many pro.Iankees among the
baseball men here are pulling for
Higgins to pitch Carl Mays against
the Giants today, in the event that
the heavy fox lifts. Mays is one of
the best money pitchers in baseball,
and although he has had bad year,
that DeCulldT uuuCI SluhS lnlO" VI
his might get him by.
But Huggins is a single track,
/ narrow gauge thinker, and having
made up his mind some days in
advance of the series that h. would
use Bush, Shawkcy, and Ioyt in
S{order, he probably will sec no rca-
son why he should change it now.
1t would be Bush today, in the
ordinary sequence Of events, but
Bush was treated none too kindly
by the Giants his first time out.
Still in Doubt on Choice.
Late last night Huggins was
wavering between Mays and Bush,
He was still at it this morning and
probably will not know his own
mind until few minutes before
the gun.
The incident of the game called or
account OF darkness having hrcr
forgotten. the fourth capacity crowd
in as many days was anticipated
this aftcrn noon, but luEubrious
weather may cancel the orl.r.
There are no "humdrcds Of tlIc
faithful ClamOring at the gat"s"
this morning for the simple reason
that It Is one of those dark oCca.
sfons best likened to a wet blanket.
= The official forecast is cloudy and
cooler today; showers tonight. 1t
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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"SAY 1T WITH FLOWERS"
AUTHOR KILL 20 IN AUTO

DEVILS LAKE, S. d., Oct. -
y. p. Lindberg. fifty.seven, OF
Rugby N ~, originator of the
phrase, Say It with flowers" was
killed i'm an automobile accident at
Penn. n. d., Thursday night, It be.
came known here today.
His wife was seriously injured.
He was a native OF Denmark.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07
HAREM KING LUREO TO HIS
DEATH At PAJAMA PARTY
By WILLIAM PARKER.


PHOENIX, Arz, Oct $50 long, IN gong 10 keep d
date with widow.
Acquantances of Guy n Derner, "harem king " that
ntuvely know when he met woman whether
her would later occupy place IN what now belng
referred to .Derniers Harem Book.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07
JAPANESE HOLD AMERICAN
MERCHANT AS A SPY

TOKYO, Oct. 7.-R NJ Andrews.
leading American merchant, has
been arrested by tho Japanese an.
thorities, charged with espionage, It
was announced today.
The American ambassador has
taken up the case and requested a
special investigation.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07
81 ODDS
OFFERED
On CLAN TS
Huggins Is Undecided on Box
Choice-McGraW to
Pitch Nehf.

POLO GROUNDS, Oct. with
less than an hour and half re-
manning before the scheduled
starting time for the fourth game
Of the world series between the
Giants and Yankees this after
noon, heavy sOmber clouds hung
low over the field and an &c.
Casi0ral drop Of rain fell. The
air was cool and damp, and ac-
COrding to weather prophets, a
shif' IN the wind might bring rain.
Rain started to fall fairly
steady at 12:44.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07
WHY IGO TO CHURCH
BY PAUL B. CROMELIN,
Former Assistant District Attorney.

"I TO church because in tho first place it Christian
duty The church is powerful factor for good in the
muny; agency for the promotion Of constructive
Christian deeds and renders valuable increasing
the standing of any community from every viewpoint
terial well otherwise Eliminate churches and their
influence for good and Disregard for law will reign
is therefore for the best interests Of all decent and
to to church and do much lies within their
power to make the church effective and useful"
The Washington times., 1922-10-07

Showers tonight and probably Sum
day morning, followed by clearing dur
ing Sunday; cooler; moderate to fresh
south shifting to west and northwest
winds.
The Washington times., 1922-10-07

Zone of these days I'm going to
end it all and my body will never
he found"
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Florida.

OWN your own orange grove In Fruitland
Park. Florida's finest lake jeweled high
dollars month will buy 1t: plant peaches,
quick money crop, with oranges. and the
peaches may be made to pay not only for
your land and orange grove but yield profit
besides; we can produce you better orange
grove for less money than any one in the
State and in F'lorida's greatest section:
Fruitland Park Is best; we can prove II:
write for book of actual photographs the
Interesting story OF a Fruitland Park farm
and why peaches may pay for it. LAKE
COUNTY LAND OWNERS ASSOCIATION,
AZ Palm av.. Fruitland Park, Lake CO.. Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

DuTcIrEss COUNTY Farm. 1869 acres; 10
miles from Poughkeepsie, near State road
and large village; auto bus on state road
connecting with Day Line boats and ". ".
Central II. r.: high elevation: house of ~
rooms. well fitted for boarders: good out
buildings OF all kinds; orchard OF 125 trees
and small fruits OF all kinds; price etf 900.
Apply 20 owner. LEWIS It. DAVIS, 282
Church ST.. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS-Send stamp for new catalogue.
5000 GETS FARM NEAR VILLAGE
so ACRES, HORSE, 3 COWS.
Poultry, machinery. vehicles. tools, stove
secure home and moneymaking farm; black
loan tillage. good pasture. valuable wood
land, 200 apple trees, sugar grove, room
house, piazza, basement barn: age forces
sacrifice: 81 400. only 5000 down. easy terms
Details page IL. Free Ilus. Catalogue 1.ioO
bargains. STROUT FARM AGENCY. $50 Il.
e., Nassau St. New York city.
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DO you OWN A, 4 LOTT ,9n , on,

If NOT, WHY NOT?
Is It because you have been discouraged
with the red tape and time II necessarily
takes to get a home? The preparations
of satisfactory plans. securing building
permits, engaging masons, carpenters.
plumbers, painters. decorators. &C.? Or
Is IT because you have not all the money
YOU think YOU need to build your home
and wish to borrow additional capital to
complete it? If so. let me advise You how
you can avoid the above troubles and :,
escape from the Rent Profteers. while
buying your home Address IMMEDIATE
21S3 Herald, Herald SO.
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HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

CENTRAL VALLEY. N. ", vicinity,
house some grounds by year, for my
cupancy full particulars. G 1888 Herald, Full
ton at.
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Maryland.

MARYLAND = Waterfront farm for sale
cheap; mild climate. no snow yet: 15 acres
fine water front: oysters In front OF tho
house; plenty of ducks: good room house;
II sell in five days price 81 800: other
bargains, write for 1922 catalogue, Just cut
J.. A. IONES. Salisbury Md.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

FOR SALE-One family house. lot 40N1OO,
house 2Sx4S, II large rooms, bathroom,
store room. refrigerator room. extra toilet
wash tubs in cellar; hot water heat: electric
lights and gas; owner going away. Wood-
haven. L. l.. section. ZOOS Herald, $50
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virginia--Sale or Rent.

FOR game preserve and hunting. and fishing
and all reavily wooded: 90 miles west of
Richmond, Va: running streams. site for
fine fish pond: miles from large river and
from raiiroad station: price low; rare
chance: future value In timber, II cared for.
will pay for the place. -
RICHMOND TRUST CO., RICHMOND, VA.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

GET BuSYi Here's a farm bargain. 100
acres, near seashore markets, suitable for
fruit. truck, poultry or dairy. substantial
buileings. home making. money making or-
portunity; don't miss It. JOSEPH DOUG
LASS. Cape May Court House. N. j.
SOUTH JERSEY POULTRY FARM
MODERN Observation-Disclosures
In well known district. where many poultry
men clear $4,000 and up yearly; min. from
center; close school, neighbors; good soil;
fruited pears, apples, grapes. Strawberries
attractive, moderI, bungalow. with stove
fireplace. gas fix ures; to settle at once
new piano. Victrola. tapestries. living room
pieces, mahogany tables. 10 piece Sheraton
dining room set. fine rugs, hangings and up
stairs furniture included. Everything com
plete for ", ,500 part cash, easy terms. Write
for catalog and details, or better-come at
once. L. Il. KALER. Shelter Bldg, Vine
43 acre farm. x mile depot. hourly trains
rich land, 200 peach trees. 25 apples. pears.
timber: room house. large harm. wagon
house. general buildings. new 81 #. poultry
house; price only $500. ~. 900 cash: imne-
date possession. Write for details, also our
new Illustrated Farm Catalogue Now is the
time to buy. BRAY G. MACGEORGE. Vins-
land, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-saIe or Rent.

ACT quick; big bargain; brand new cottage.
rooms. bath, heat. electricity; beautifully
decorated; plot 40x100; $500; easy terms.
w. SCIABEHORN. op. STA, Springfield, l.. I.
Tel. Laurelton 1917.
BLUE POINT-New Colonial residence. six
rooms. two baths; sun parlor. two porches;
steam heat, electricity, &C.; lot 100x100; fine
location near depot, &C.; $4,000: 1000
cash. OWNER. box $50. Patchogue.
ROADwAY-FLUSHING tax exempt.
room Colonial. tiled bath. steam heat
oak floor. &C.: price $500. cash $1,000
HARDY, corner Broadway and 22d ST..
Flushing. Tel. Flushing 76O.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
REAL EsTArE-oUr OF CITY.
RockIand county-saIs or Rent.

1G04 GoxA4G-Vu4 We O44 H
Rockland County-Sale or Rent.
AT Mount Ivy, Rockland county. 81 miles
from New York. 800 acre farm. cheap.
DERSCHUCH CO.. 26 Cortlandt ST.. N. y.
FOR Rockland county farms and yiliese
homes. committing distance. write w. n
EVANS. Pearl River. N. y.
IDEAL COMMUTERS FARM.
State road, 10 acres. hour out; s-room
charming Ing, house; all imp Improvements; jSo fruit
$500; 5000 cash. BATSoN FARoI
SUBURBAN properties, farm and water
fronts Of all kinds for sale. and suburban
properties. furnished and unfurnshed. to
rent. BLAUvELT & MORRELL KILBY.
INC. Nyack. N. Y. The Oldest, strongest
and largest agency In Rockland county.
TO LET. Brick store and dwelling. in heart
of business section. HUGH ]. MCKINLEY.
Nyack. N. Y.
New York State-Sale or Rent.
ADIRoNDACKs-Attra room furnished
camp. ice, woodhouse filled, lake frontage,
boats. So. $50. HOVER. 212 Broadway. N. Y
BUNGALOWS (Catskiii Mountains. near
DSTOCK)-Completely and newly fur
nished. accommodates 8; stone fireplaces,
porches; high elevation. wonderful views;
pure spring water; boating. bathing and
fishing: lease $500 each for entire season;
will build larger bungalows to suit on con-
tract three year lease. w. II. ESSER. 10
Archer place. Tel. 32 Tarrytown. N. Y.
EXCELLENT boarding house, is rooms: !.
acres. outbuildings: near station. bathing;
$1,000. GEORGE JAMESON. Pine Bush, N. Y.
FOR SALE. AT ROSENDALE. N. Y.--13
room house In perfect condition. suitable
to railroad station: for particulars address
MRS. L. Q. SHEPPEY, Barnard. N. Y.
ONLY $500 CASH
BUYS IA ROOM BOARDING HOUSE.
Five miles from Kingston, State road. ideal
location; good boarding section. house PER-
Feet REPAIR, with exception of paint: cell
lar. attic. water in house, acres land. fruit.
large verandas, cid maple shade; lawn; full
price $4,75o; only $500 cash down; photos.
shall be in NEW YORK MONDAY AND
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10 and II. at room
2S4; 1ss Broadway. corner % 1lth St ,e Come me
BOARDING HOUSES. farms, country
homes; some bargains. CALL EARLY or
phone Stuyvesant OTIS.
PARADIEs.
19 RAILROAD Av.. KINGSTON, N. Y.
ROADHOUsE.
Lease and furnishings for sale, established
many years, completely equipped for large
business; open all year; on best State road;
owners private residence; splendid oppor-
tunity. p. Q. Box 1877. Suffern, N. y.
SHREwD buyers look for bargains where
and when they exist. examine dirt road,
cheap, big. wild. brook. timber. some fruit,
worn out farms, at very low prices, when
the snow is on the ground. try to get to
them now, never worse. get in touch with
broker who does nothing else but sell such
places, knows them ALL in his own section,
at 1t for 80 years. references any one he ever
sold to. see him. no catalogues, lists nor pos
tails; Putnam county specialist. Peekskill, 901
South ST., phone 435; l T.. AID ST.. Wander
bilt 1894: Towners, N. Y. phone Patterson
22-F2. Get the value in the bargain now;
try posted specialist; plain. honest dealing;
the job.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
New JERSEY.

POULTRY FARM. electric lighted. capacity
500 hens: a room bungalow; Asbury 20
Lakewood road. n. BrGELow. Beimar,
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.
AT BAY SHORE. L. I.


AT BAY SHORE, l.. I.
real home built IN the most substantial
manner, house has bedrooms, baths hot
water heat, enclosed porch, garage three
quarter acre ground: one who n looking for
quality In construction, that IL the things
which do not show on the outside, this Is an
opportunity seldom offered: price s25, 900
Apply
TERRY T. GIBSON,
Cortland House Block. Phone Bay Shore 70
A BARGAIN At GREAT NECK.
English stucco: Z rooms, baths; garage: I:
large plot: all improvements; magnificent
view: 200 ~. elevation; $4,000; terms
IT. II. REEVE, Broadway and 22d ST., Broad
way-Flushng. telephone Flushing 35Os: or
220 Broadway, N. Y, telephone Cortiandt
3282; or telephone Great Neck if4.
At springfleld-Big bargain. lot. o. feet
front. on 9th av., best section OF Spring.
field, within blocks OF station, stores
churches, public and parochiai schools, only
S2o5; act quick
w. scIABEHoRN. op sta, Springfield. L. I.
Tel. Laurelton 1917.
AT springfield-California type bungalow, q
large rooms, open fireplace, beautif,illy
decorated, heat. electricity, plot 7TO0 SQUARE
feet, $1,000; easy terms.
w. SCHABEHORN. on. sta, Springfield, L. l.
Tel. Laurclton 1917.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. wriio r. UNsER,
Mineola. Tel Garden City 1Gl2W.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN ESTATES.
is acres. scientifically laid out. three mod
ern houses, all city improvements, two fur
nished, caretaker's house; other necessary
outbuildings; win exchange for New York in
come property. GATES REALTY CO., ! ,361
Broadway. Brooklyn, n. Y. Phone Jeffer-
son 9106.
FREE AND CLEAR TENEMENT
PROPERTY.
East Side. below 14th ST., 50xf2j; price
100000; will exchange for we'll located IN
come producing apartment or business build
ing. For full particulars apply TO
BRYAN L. KENNELLY. INC,
Private Sales Department.
149 Broadway. Tel. Cort. 15iT.
FREE AND CI.EAR--Newark, N. j., water
front warehouse. 100 900 square feet; price
$500, 900; also. five story factory, Newark;
rent $15 900: price $125 600; together or eepa-
rately. for city or country property; brokers
paid. WALTER SMITH, 1SS Montague ST..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

FLUSHING, l.. l.. four minutes walk from
Main st. station, in most desirable location;
Thoroughly modern 10 rooms and baths
also garage and garden; furnished or un-
furnished. Tel. Flushing 2257 or Bowling
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Maryiand--sale .r Rent.

WATER front. IL acre rich farm; oysters.
duck shooting: horse, tools; splendid build
fngs: $4,000; terms. Others. Catalogue free.
BATsoN FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9TH Az, N: Y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above l4th st. to 59th st. Qnciusive),
East River TO North River.

story . family dwelling, il rooms. 430
West 18th ST.; price $1i.500 DUROSS, 1856
West 18th st.
list, near Broadway, 25x1OO; sacrifice to
close estate. ENGLISH. 1881 Broadway.
0eo net investment, on Sth av.. near 42d
St; brokers protected. j. G. FORSTER,
PA Sth ay
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

Best stucco home. rooms, tile bath:
extra fine features: sleeping dining porches,
closet room, bootca ses, &C.; gas range;
large plot; easy minutes walk station: u
hour Grand Central, Harlem division: easy
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
vlrginia-Ssie or Rent

HoMEsEEKERs send for Va. Farm List:
best climate. Dept. 80. Emporia. We.
CALIFORNIA = Small country home place
near San Francisco. CAL. full price $500;
LYMAN, owner. 375i Broadway. Oakland.
al
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

FINE colonial dwelling in suburbs of Eaton
town, N. J.; % rooms; steam heat. gas,
electricity, city water; parquet floors. large
closets. fine airy bedrooms. spacious lawn
with fine old specimen shade trees, also
fruit trees and splendid soil for vegetable
garden; garage and other outbuildings; on
county stone road 800 feet from new State
highway route No. 4, just completed; two
minutes to trolley. five minutes to depot.
three miles to ocean: midway between Long
Branch and Red Bank; bargain. Address
LOCK BOX 76, Eatontown. N. ].
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REAL EsrATE-0UT OF CITY.
Now yersey-sals or Rent.

New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
CIRCUMSTANCES through sickness force
sacrifice. my comfortable moderate home
plot lo0xi2s; price $4,000; no reasonable
terms refused; easy committing. Address
Compulsory. box s03 Herald, Fulton st.
COMMUTERS LITTLE FARM.
Commuters modern room house.
every improvement; 8 minutes walk
station: "a miles to N. "; lot 129x
1875: gardens. fruit: $4,000. s., 600 cash.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 5s9 9Th av.. N. Y.
CHATIiAM-MODERN DWELLING. stone
and shingle, rooms, rooms. baths;
steam, electricity, gas. attic; garage; acre
land; beautiful location; S16.500 terms.
haitian
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

40 acres of land at Spring Valley, n. ":
house containing 10 rooms and bath. run
ming water; barn and helps quarters; farm
house and barn, chicken houses and brood
THOS. II. FRASER, 215 Montague st..
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

FLORAL PARK-Six rooms and bath. fur
nished or unfurnished; all modern improve
ments; 2 porches screens, garage; oOxlO0'
8 minutes TO station; selling for business rea-
ons Phona E,nral Park 80.
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ONLY $500 CASH
BUYS IA ROOM BOARDING HOUSE.

ROADHOUSE.
Lease and furnishings for sale. established
many years, completely equipped for large
business; open all year; on best State road
owners private residence; splendid oppor-
tunity. p. Q. Box 1877. Suffern, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

1e room modern house. perfect condition I:
high grounds, t35x93 house on one side Of
lot: other house can be built; could be con-
yerted TO apartment house; good neighbor-
hood: large garden. many fruit trees: .
minutes walk 20 wster IL 20 station; SfS.-
600, must have half cash. 153 Locust av..
New Rochelle.
ai0.50O = MT. VERNON = VACANT =
rooms 1st floor; 8 rooms and tile bath
ON I'd floor: largo open attic; tile kitchen.
electric light. steam heat; slate roof:
lot 40xt1S room for garage: could be
used as n family house: this is n
bargain; r minutes to station: owner in
Europe. FRANK G. STEVENS, Proctor
Bldg Mt Vernon, N. Y.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ON THE GRAND CoNCOURSE.-s choice
lots, $4,000: another plot of lots. Uni
/ Million Dollars to loan. no bonus. DOUG
LAS -GETTEL, w. Fordham Rd. 62l4
Fordham.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

New house, 8 rooms. baths. car garage
designed by a famous architect and peauti
fully built. Owner MUST consider offer
Terms. EDGEWORTH SMITH. INC, w
S4th ST.. or at Kew Gardens. Phone any day
Richmond Hill 1713.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
LEGAL.

Pubiished in the Tulsa Daily World May
4, 6.,s' rs 3. 10; IL; 10. 49, I" H. .s'
Pablissins CO Company. TS Pabliss.rJ '''
ORDINANCE NO. 2297.
and assess special taxes in pay
nor1 %sTt OF tns .wsT cost OF sGwET 6rs
as created and established by Or
dinance No. 2lss. and declaring an
WHEREAS. in pursuance Of the pro-
visions OF the Charter OF the city Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the statutes OF
the state OF oklahoms; for such eases
Tulsa did by Ordinance No. 21se create
and establish SEWER DISTRICT NO. isl
and after having declared 4 necessary
TRicT NO isi. by the provisions OF said
Ordinance No. Else. did on tho 25th day
OF October. 1891. let to comstock -smed-
tract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO.
wHEREAs, in pursuance of said con.
have CONSTRUCTED certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT No. 1si, and
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the City En-
glneer and the Board OF Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa; and,
the statutes of the State of Oklahoma,
aforesaid, and under tho terms of the
Charter OF the said City OF Tulsa, Okla
homa, II IL deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commissioners OF tho city OF
Tulsa TO levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment
in said SEWER DISTRICT No lsl, by
reason OF the construction OF said sewer
and to pay for the same: and.
WHEREAS. tho total cost OF the con-
struction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO 1871, including extras, have
been ascertained and IL hereby declared
TO be the sum Of t26. .9s5.60, all Of which
Ia TO be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land
benefited by the construction Of said
sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
1871: and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
of tho assessments against said lots and
parcels OF land so liable for tho cost of
construction Of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lsl, in tho amounts here
inafter specified In section / OF this or
dinance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BF TT Or
DAINED ny THE BOARD or COM
MtSSlOSERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION 1. That there shall be and
there is hereby apportioned to and lew
ted upon and assessed against the sever
al lots and parcels OF land in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. isl In the City OF Tulsa.
Okla, SO benefited by the construction
Of said sewer. the amounts respectively
as follows to-wit:
CLOVER RIDCE ADpfTtnN