davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04

the insertion of this "a in the Msdical
Journal had bscn . reelection on thc
State NJ Delaware which had beeH
pubhHhed al over tho United states.
and which they Anccrely rcErsttsd.
We informed him our information had
como from another state.
Governor Denn~y thanked W for
bringing these various matters 70 hir
attention. assuring IN that ws hnc
opened HIS eyes 10 conditions cf which
ne was not aware, andsthst he would
do all In his power 10 correct mAtters.
further. that II At any time he could
Do anything fsr NC. ne would be g,aA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
COLLINS OWN STORY.

How We Made Ireland Free.
Thrilling and rcmenceful beyond
fiction, and replcte with instances of
hcroism and cunning.
Ten thousand pounds on his head
and now the worshiped leader of the
Irish.
In the North American next Sun
lay -A1y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
THIRDS BEAT FIRSTS
FOR POSTMASTERSHIP
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Washington, Feb. Are presenta-
tive Layton has recommended for ap-
pointment as postmaster at Milford,
Joseph G. Davis, who is third in. the
eligible list as reported BY the civil
Service Commission to .he Postoiiice
Department. Mark l.. Davis WAS first
and John w. Herring was second
DR.. Layton has likewise ,ecommenS-
ed Howard Rash for appointment as
postmaster at Chcswold, who was
third in the eligible list, IN which
Georg- c. Anderson was first, and
Jefferson Cooper was second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
LONDON PRICES DECLINE.

London, Feb. 3.-"January,~ says
ihe Economist. saw n further decline
In tho sale prices OF commodities. It's
index number falling by 72 points. to
].as<. That In the lowest point record
ed since the middle OF 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04

and wiling 70 20 20.
This practically co~sreA the inter-
view. l would IKE TO add. however,
tb..t VIC are supported In our protest
by tho National Council OF Catholic
Men.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary A. Moran.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
fWri oNWr<r SrATiSTiCa.
labor tom mmission's Stnse survey In
JnnuArS shows Labor Failing ON.

Tho January survey ~ the state.
r,ede by the Labor Commission of
Delaware, si>ty-one concerns report
Ina. shows tho number II workers on
rs,folls 20 have been as foliows;,
Number ON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
Pine Room for Rent.

For rent. 81 Washington st.. front
room: good location for physician or
dentist, southern exposure, heat ard
sunlight, every convenience, nicely
furnished Phone 5370.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04
IN ME MORlAN.
DEATHS.

In memory Of Charles NJ. Sehl. wht
passed away February 4. ia2 Wife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04

Additional dea tn notices received too late
.or this column will be found on Financial
Page.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

betpbelis. Sire Gampifibsfaier er
eoelagt % Here ramponeret. Sra
Elpe meloes, at ire Stabur bl9lte
neo, 90 mango SiiStaq % 9aaoifur
blep mere eller miilore ifabet. Gen
lterite Sfabe lioer BOG Sfogen. Wan
an'laar, at ca. 5000 Surlltr9r er
itrsget meo, for BET meite itore, pene
Sr9r, iom enten er roopPltet ener
britftet tberSouer. gn enfelt Ofnno
bar taaet ODER 400 S,irutr9r soelaet.
Stur SrunS. ariitiansiano 2Obe
Sec. StterOalens Suteresientffabs
ltore Sagbrlg % SrGoareiabrif Der
| gpen er / SormioOae beriet Of cit
pololom Slbebrano. SIocn beepnote
Sci. Az ioa9morqes / ct al Ssrfelpf-
tel,e. &agtnartoeu opbageoe, of oct
lplte UNDER @ulpet. 9ranoppienet
blep ltrar tilfalot. Wsrfet unullia.
gioroe Dog itrar SIufninq$arbeioet.
Sloen LOG op giennem Saget, iprang
oper til Saabrugsbpgnineen % itrar
erter I'll SrPparefabrifen. Teo Sup
tloen bar Inleseet et eneitc Slamme-
bap. Sralloen fremfolote liaetil ga.
nif | Spen. gue Solt bar paa 9e.
meme. S~elOigpis par Silloeu noro-
peltIi9, euerS piloe set bape iet poerit
farlig ITO Tor @pen. Samtlige nppr.
te gpgninger brGnbte neo til 8rrn.
Den, oesiloen enbel Sfltr % ilere bun.
oreoe Waal la9ret Salt. De brGnbte
Spgnlnaer par asiureret Tor $4,000.
&roner, Den brGnote Gait Tor ca.
100000 SIR. Teo 9ranoen blep 100
Mtanb a%rbeiOslsie. grueet bar itaaet
title | l9naere Sib, men Sriiten blep
e%ienoptaget / furri9e llae. SIoens
SpfomIt er ufien0t. Seb t1.Sioen
Dor Slben begrGniet. 100 Mano al
9raronGienct oeltoe / Slufniuasar.
beioet, beSlloen llnberpificerSifoIen.
&riitiansianb 23oe Sec. Seo
Den igaar bolbte 9ranbtart paa St.
teroalenS Sagbrug og SrGpareiabrif
er Sfa0en tareret til Jolt $4,000
3roner. Scrt er 0og life meoreailet
SGroien al DC brrnbte Waterialer.
Sre @nlSbrhanper. 8ulbbrpulp
ieirebes Den 14be Sec. al Snerrets.
iagferer q. VI, Sarien % Srite, fsot
Soritcnion, Sfier. SperretSiagfsrer
Sarien, ioi1 MI er ~ Nar aanlmel,
CT Ell al lin gps melt aniecoc o. err
farne Srriiter; iuben lit uoitrafte
alientel har ban aItib mot lbetiuget
SiDib. @ulobrplupSieiteu feireoes /
&riItiania hos @illbbri,bepnrretS
Suiaerien, Sirefter GarIten 9rliult.
Nnocnbag Sitl ieireoe SobS
Sens Gouin Inoerien cg Suitru Gil
le Soiie @ulhbrpIlup. Sr. Inber.
len fan oaiaa ie tiIbaae paa 90 aars
Sirfiolnbeo iom Soos, ioet ban be.
gnnote iom iaaonn 1871 meb Camp
tibet "Seitfolo"; iioen 1884 bar ban
iungeret iom 2ooS peo Sreo. SlieuS
mlpprenbe Selifaber. @uIobrlioaonl.
men err fsbt / So 1S47 % reiite II
Iar galtlmel tiliiss. Suitruen err
feot 1S49 / Sitre Ifer. Se bar bapt
TO- Barn, bporaf 4 Ieper. Sr. Gin.
oerien gisr frembeles 9obStieneite.
- @ulbbrpllup feireoes al fbp.
Srbfsrer % atrfeianaer gnorens
Nielien og Suitrl, loot gaarbien, ben
29oe Dec. paa 9irfeeen, SpaIer.
Rielien bar pHret 9prer pon SpaIer
/ SO Iar og Srofsrer | %. San
bar ppret To~itaabuer, S~errebSfasie.
rer % airfeperge iamt &epiior / Spa.
Ter Sparebanf / oper 80 gar, Ell
Stilling ban enbml inbehar. Hielieu
bar itiftet Spaler 2anomanbSlag og
grunblagt SnoIer Splfebogiamling
% bar / oct belle ppret Ell al be le-
oenoe oa bripenbe Wrno paa Spaler,
heit oetet ca anieet at ale. @lllo.
brllbeparret bar 5 Barn og II gar.
llebarn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
|enliae cro.

Seq or en- al "Yoitcn"s 2ricrc %
bar bare prret glaoet fori,beu / nit
Stem ct Nar / pber 40 Sar. ga set III
FARMER iig Sui og Oct nne Nar. ian
ril iea onite eber % @labets 2Giere II
niGhelig Slil % ct lnfialigt Nptndrl
6. Q. Sauiou,
@alespiGe, Wis.
Wobtager "Eoiten" regular % er
iprrt intere5Ieret | at lGie ale Hphes
ter bcrfra 2anbet iaapeIiom fra Norge.
E.dr bolbt ebers @Ian al oe iii, iibeu
icg tom BERTH Tor ca. 81 Slar iiben; ff
O. ser oeiaa tiIienbt / Rorse.
"|eo Irneu"ba altib pGret % er
rteset goo % Geiteu al SIabet / Def bele
tn0et. Gen MI saaenSe STORYTELLING 500
uaspiQe" er ell uonterfet Sppe paa Ell
Gmnabp. 5 Spgocforreipouoancen bar
lcg ioreiGues ieet efter no9et ira mini
&,embneb / Sabelanb. Ser. ar Sere
tnr Rinserifc % flere andre miubre
&pgocr. SaocIano beitaar al tire fore
&naoer, repnafer, Gunner og Gran;
lager paa besee Siper al &anbsfioro.
ioSt er ipp uoriie Iil lang, meo Spen
g'Gsbat os 8~anosfioro Citation | Spo o9
SbuRs / Norb. Gre eIIer fire 9amps
boabc sdar frem % tilbase bper Gag
OF bar Der nleset traoelt / Suriittiben.
Sabelaub er n meset uelitdaenoe %
"a mulisens en- al DC imlfteite uoriie
&r9oer. Eager man III Sanotur OBJ
rner Sioroen iaa faar man Ell Sore
itiLing ON, hppr pent bet er, meb DC
otsnne Self paa beege Siber % tore
bpibmtdlte @aaroe.
Ger al ebers SIao, tiGrc Hebaftsr. al
2iiten enomi life er fonplet. % baaber
i,s, ar Ri faar Ell aorreiponbent fra
S~ahelauo o9iad. Sapbe EMIT at ifripe
,,bgct berfra gpen; men or r9b bette
bilbe blipe for lanet. Seq ifal Iaoe bsr.
mere fra mig en- anben Sang.
Sepnafrins.
Gloqiet, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
"Siliem ira Norse".
Gm Worif. sfmerifansrs beseiirebe sftl'
bring al Nprse.

80 S%nuitrattsner 90 Start az g,
Grsnfur. S~ubebolber forubeu 9tstet
"9et fisnmsits pauh". 40 afpsrlenbe
GfInit on nerf Ratur. .Srilufts' %
Spsrtsiiu o. ipanbenss Sestepleps!ier,
ga Siosr @ris 81, Speeiel Trts for
Nbpnnenter IS GeutS.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL, CO,
DeceEah, Iowa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

6dIS,
bet niso
|tlirser,
lie, til
alr,uIelz
|0en at
bat for
Tor ole:
Hrutter
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
Connolly Was
FORCED OFF JOB
Declares Stomach Trouble
and Catarrh Nearly Had
the Best of Him; Feels
Fine Now

Statements by other people start
ed me taking Tanlac. and I found out
everything they said about # was
true. for the medicine made a diff
ferent man of me-" said Thomas
Connolly, Newark Turnpike. Singac,
n. j., machinist for the Able Ma
chine Company.
"I got into such bad fix I lost
a solid month. 1 rested up and
thought It was all right and went
back to work, but / soon had TO be-
gin laying off two and three days to
get back my strength. My stomach
was terribly out of order and I had
a bad case Of catarrh, too. My food
would not digest and caused pains
in my stomach that nearly drew me
double. Gas on my stomach and
fearful spells OF nausea kept me I'm
misery. I was falling off all the time
and finally got so weak, nervous and
run down I was just about hopeless.
,"Soon as I began taking Tanlac 1
felt myself getting stronger. and now
1 can put in overtime and never
feel Il. My appetite Is a wonder.
most any food agrees with me and l
have gained five pounds. My ca
tarrh never troubles me any more.
I sleep sound and feel hundred
per cent. better all around. will
never be without Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by
Eckerd's Drug Stores, in New Castle
by e. Challenger & Sons. and all
leading druggists verywhere.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
MAIL SORTING
TABLE TESTED.
MEBHD = ,~~~rma-mm
NXN y OCnNAkIABROSV /41DM
Machine Suggested by H. H.
Billany Handles $4,000
Letters an Hour
LARGE SAVING
TO GOVERNMENT

The attention OF postal authori-
ties Of this and other countries Is
centered on four cities in the United
States at present where. new mail
sorting table is being tested, which
enables the mailing clerks to handle
$4,000 pieces of mail an hour. The
tables have been installed in Wor-
cester. Mass. Hartford. Conn,
Charlestown, w. Va, and this city.
The tables were constructed at the
mail equipment shops of the gov
ernment on lines suggested by a
committee appointed by Harry II.
Bil,any. Of this city fourth assistant
postmaster-general.
The tables which have a revolving
underplate form that automatically
delivers letters TO the stacking ma
chine were constructed according TO
ideas of Mr.. Billany and they will
supplant the old-fashioned tables.
The tables were constructed by the
government for $4,000 less each. than
what outside concerns would build
them for and the operation of the
machine is Such that a saving OF
$4,000 is possible in the use OF so
machines.
The new machine in use at the
postoffice here IS one-haIf the weight
of the old tables and occupies one
half the space. II has handled
10000 letters an hour in tests.
The tables not only automatically
sort the lettersa dropping them into
their proper slots but It faces,
stamps and stacks thfm.
Plans are now being made to pro-
vide an automatic feed TO the tables
whereby letters dropped in the slots
a. the various drop slots in the post
office will go direct to the stamping
and stacking tables.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
SUICIDES REVOLVER
REPORTED MISSING

COATESVILLE. Pa. Sept. 20.-A
note of mystery has been added 20
the suicide OF S. Armstrong Clark.
postmaster and storekeeper at Sads-
buryville. The revolver which was
found under his body a short time
after he shot himself cannot be
found. Il has been missing since a
short time after discovery Of his
act.
An additional shortage Of $500.
bringing the total to $500, dating
back 10 February, was announced by
postal inspector who closed the
Office yesterday. The office will re-
main closed until an inspection has
been made. In the meantime some
OF the patrons Of the Office will get
their mail at Pomeroy, one mile
away.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
RAILS ANNOUNCE
WINTER SCHEDULES

Coincident with the discontinuance
OF daylight-saving time. which ceases
at a. m. next Sunday. the Pennsyl-
vania, the b. and o. and p. and r.
railroads on Sunday will make
general change in timetables and
place winter schedules in operation.
The schedule of short-distance and
commutation trains, which were ad-
vanced one hour when daylight
saving time went into effect, will be
set back one hour.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
SCHOOLS MAY ORDER
WINTER COAL TODAY

Four bids have been received by
Robert G. Bruce. business manager
Of the Board OF Public Education.
for supplying 1900 tons Of coal 10
the schools.
A meeting OF the Board has
been called for this afternoon when
a contract may be awarded.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
OPENING SPECIALS
Stunning Fall Frocks---

cleverly styled of finest silks and
twill cords in host of new models
for street and afternoon wear. In
tailored, beaded, braided and
embroidered styles. These are
dresses from our regular stock
that sold up to S45.
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Attorney General, EX-Officlo
Hpud commissioner Of the
At.H. al. H...H...


SECTION o. That each Of said bonds
shall be signed by the mayor and the Cur-
porate seal NJ said city affixed thereto and
attcsteu by the city auditor Of said city
and each VI said interest coupons shall be
executed by the Autographed facsimile
signatures ~ said mayor and city auditor,
that said officers be ana are hereby Hu-
thorlzcd and directed CO. cause said bonds
and interest coupons tD be prepared anu 10
execute the same fyr and ON behalf Of
said city. have the same registered hy the
city treasurer. endorsed by the county
clerk and county attorney. and presented
commissioner, together with certified
transcript Of all proceedings had IN con
ututluu with their issue, Tor ms approval
and endorsement, that thereafter said
bonds shall be delivered 10 the purchaser
upon payment N the purchase Price therr-
of which shall not BE- less than par aud
accrued interest,
Tho proceeds derived from tho solo of
said bonds shall be- placed lr special
fund and used solely for the purpose Of
pro, iding funds Tor the purpose set out ln
section % hereof
SECTION g. That a continuing annual
tax sufficient t0 pay tho lutoIFt 0u said
bonds when due, aud for the purpose uf
providing q sinking fund with which to
pay the principal 90 said bonds when due.
all the taxable property ut said city IN
addition 20 all other taxes, said sinking
fund % be dcslEuated "rno Sewer Main
and sub Main bonds Of 1872 sinking
FUND.- said tax shall be sufficient TO
provide in each ~ the following years the
following amounts.
Far principal each year. 1899 90 l9t6.
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MEIIIt

FAiEMONT MATERNtTY HOSPITAL FOR
confinement, private priceH reasonable. !.
may work for board. babies adopted.
Writ- Tor boohlot Mts .. u. Long. f9ll
o.. TweuiS seventh ST.. Kanlas cry, No.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANiTARlUM.
home Tor the care and protection 81
you're women rates rcHHrUahlei babies
adopted. Dr. NJ ~. Newman, medical
director lttf ". Main, oklahoma CITY
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STATE or OKLAHOMA
OFFICE or THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
"a A % o

I hereby certify that I have examined
a certified copy ~ th" record " proceed
Ings taken preliminary 20 and tn 'ar ia-
suuuCe OF the within bond that such pro-
coolIngs and such bond show lawful au-
thurlty for the issue and are BOO accordance
with the forms and methods of procedure
prescribed and provided by me Tor the IT,
suanCe Of bonds Of Ike kind and that
said bond ls valid and binding obI|ga-
tluu according 20 lts tenor ami terms amt,
under the provisions ~ law 100 effect
March - 1910, requiring the certificate OF
the bond commissioner % the state of
oklahoma thereon, rs uncomfortable IN any
court Ia the state ~ oklahoma unless suit
thereon snail be brought IN a court hHv-
ing jurisdiction within thirty days from
the date ~ this approval ut said bond
appearing In the caption hereto.
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I ADiEs $1,000 REwARDl I poal.

lively guarantee nay great Sue
cessful Monthly Compound Safely
relieves some Of the longest. mos,
obstinate. abnormal cases In to 8
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work Mall 5000. Double
Strength So 90. Booklet free. Write
today Dr T. A. Southlugton Rem
edy CO.. ksnsaS City. Mo,--AdYsr-
tiaSmont-
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,rsb.sUsd in Tho Tulsa Daily world
Nrrl g. g.. 6. Z. 1929. World Publish.
irg company publisherD
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
EASEMENTS FOR PAVING ~
sTREIT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMRER 537 CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA,
ln compliance with the resolution Of the
tHsfI OF commissioners adopted on the
s,th day of March. 1922. notice Is hereby
given that the Board ~ Commissioners
n, thp C.fv Of TulsH. Oklahoma. has ex-
Al Insd tHa estimate and statement OF the
riv engineer Hs TO the amount OF the
cost ~ the pavement which should be
assessed against the abutttng property.
me property benefited, and ether prop
,rfy liable 10 assessmsnt and the owners
thereof in STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT so, 377. which includes tho
io.low|ng described portions Of streets.
to-wit.
TENTH STREET. from the West
line OF Houston Avenue to the East
line of Indian Avenue.
And said board uf commissioners has
hy resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city en-
gneer and has determined to assess the
Gus, NJ the improvements In said district
against tho nbutting property the prop
orfy benefited and other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof, as
follows, f0-Wlt.
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LEGAL

..-.-...sI In The Tulsa DAILY World.
PuoIs 81. isg2. World Publish
w. pany. publisherl
,hrfCE FOR HEARING On as
Nl-NENTs IN STREET IMPROVE
,.sT DISTRICT NUABth 3I6,
MTy or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
Niir.rIisnce with the resolution OF the
5f commissioners adopted on the
u.a Az of March. 1873 notice u hereby
.'N tTst the Board of CON misaioners
s'.H, ,Ify OF Tulsa. OklahOma, has eN.
wa the estimate and etatemePt or
fv engineer ns 20 the amount Of
~ si Of the concrete pavement which
nv he assessed against the abutting
'...'t, ths property benefited and other
... liable TO assessment and The
t'I. thereon In STREET IMPROVE
.r"SI DISTRICT No. 376. which includes
N,f 'HaVIng described portions OF streets.
"a ia STREET from tho West line
Houston Avenue 20 the East line
fHHu Avenue. and from the West
.I Indian Avenue to the East line
.gt board of commissioners has
N....t.0u duly approved the afurossid ID
.f and estimate OF the city en-
49,. and has determined TO assess the
N. .t fHe improvements In said district
.ef fHs abutting property the prom.
I.rUfIeI. and other property liable
. ,-ssaement and the owners thereof az
follows. |..-FN ........
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T. o. O. T.. DIRECTORY
,dd Follows uaIL iI-A south Boulder
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BEAUTIFUL front room suitabie for Fen-
truou or lady, in refined home. Caii
tIHHUa uIUN
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,rabnshgd IN the Tulsa DAILY World
NOTICE FOR HESRISG on As.
EASEMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
. NUMBER $40, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with the resolution of
the Board Of commissioners adopted on
ne 2Ntn day OF March, 1879, notice II
hereby given that tho Board Of Com
nitsiouers OF the city Of Tulsd, Okla
homa, has examined tho estimate and
statement Of the city engineer Rs TO the
tmount OF the cost OF the vibrolithic con-
crete pavement which should be assessed
AGAINST the Hbutting property, the prop.
ty benefited and other property liable
~ assessment and the owners thereof, In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT no.
'h which includes the following de-
tr!bed portions Of streets 10 wit:
WACO AVENUE, from the South line
o. Edison street Duluth p,aceJ 60
North line Of NJ, n. & T, Ry,. eX-
cept that portion from South line uf
tasion street to the North line nf
Brady street, and from the South
lne of BRADY street to the North line
OF N, X. & n. Ry.
And said board OF commissioners has
p resolution duly approved the RfoTe'
ald statement and estimate OF the engi'
her and has determined to assess tho
cost Of the improvements In said distrlc,
.gAlnst the abutting property, the prop
'ry benefited, and other property liable
% assessment ana the owners thereof, as
iohows to-wit:
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NJ g. pOuNpsTONE. Secretary
g. " GATES, y, q,
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AURORA IOD0E NO Sc l. o o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening. 1850
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1890 HED TOuRSG. looks good, uiua
good, $500 cash. Hup touring l3sn,
$3.50. terms, Ecl.use Garage gll W,
second.
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Automobiles


AUTOMOBILES ron SAFE 10
~ MODEL rpnp CHASSIS On. saIr GOOD
tbau, rlua f;. t-H s uuIuI.
lI.IuN usrI hstuuHr truck fHr apIe. NJ
v'N tuHH fu'H1 nr suburban to1I estate.
NaHga iH1o
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ROOMS roR RENT-TuBNIsHFD y

Ul UNE1T o.. 1HfO.-I0yrly font room
ivory suite. adjoining bath, gentlemen
only, tt5 per month, Usage oiSt.
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odd Foiioas HaI, iisa south Boulder
AURORA IODoE NO 70. J. o o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening. 7.o0
- we NJ g. puuNpsToNE. Secretary.
e.. " GATES, y. @.
Tulsa LODGE ~. 90, J. o. o. r., meets
voy TUESDAY oyCuing. 7..o.
j. a. MOORE. secretary.
TULSA ENcAMPMEN1 No. fs.I q. or
Mcrta oH second uud Fourth Friday OF
J, l. HuGHLETI L, q.
Il II. FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA nEHEKAH NO. 10. l. q. O. ~.
Regular mseung nTsi ana thnd Friday
MRS Rose WHlTE, n q.
MRS CARRY DAVIS. Sec.
TULSA cANlUN No. 10 l. O. o. y
Patriarch Militant. First satureIy each
p MOORE Capt.
q. n. FULLER, Clerk
ORDER on LOYAL Sons. 'rulss Firestd.
30. 2, second aud fourth Saturday each
month. 1880 D. iU.
EAYMoED .tIsnEK. =. W.
"A. Is HuGHLETT ", n.
MIDAS LODGE 80. boi. T. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening West Tulsa
u. J, sLlNKARD secretary,
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
ruiss C0uncil M. t5s
Regular meeting Saturday,
WHdSS n, l. PuuEDsTOSE. S. c.
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STATE or OKLAHONA
COUNTY or TUISA=ss
We, the undersigned. county attorney
and county clerk, respectively, Of said
county, IN said state. In which tho within
named city is situate, hereby certify that
the within bond is ono 81 a series Of bonds
issued by the said city pursuant 10 law,
and that the entire issue Of said bonds
Is within the debt limit imposed upon said
city by the constitution and laws Of the
state uf oklahoma.
WITNESS our respective official hands
and the seal of said county thls...s,....
day Of May A. h, 10 600.
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RrvERvuEw ADDITION

s.. Hrul.s uf ahutting property, prop.
..rty benefited by said Improvements, and
t... r...fty liable TO assessment are
r,rsru H.. lsd that all matters affecting
ouch improvements thereby, am any claim
. F...f..ua TO the assessments above set
.f..t. s.HH BE- filed lu writing in the Of
f.a af SITS Frank Seaman. city Auditor
% fH. ,fH of Tulsa oklahoma. on or
tstars OH. ith day OF April 122 at 900
rt..F 81 and the same shall be heard
Et fH, board uf commissioners on the
IAN DOS nf April 1879, at 800 O'Clock
n and any claims or objections not
- fI.H no writing before said time shall
b. deemed waived.
DATED this asth day of March. 1929.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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