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The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
/ RAILROAD MAN
RESTORED BY IT
Friends Of Alexandra Citizen Be-
gin Taking Tanlae After See
ing Wonderful Results.

n B. Williamson, 301 Payne
street. Alexandria. va, a we'll
known electrician employed at
the Potomac Yards. Is still an
other who has found Tanlac a
safe and sure road to health.
strength and working efficiency.
While discussing Tanlac. which
has been Of such great beneft to
him. Mr.. Williamson said:
When I tell you that by the
help Of Tanlac / have overcome
case of stomach trouble / had
suffered from for eight years.
you will know how grateful /
am. When I bought my first bot
tie of Tanlac. on April LIST, / was
also suffering from spring fever
and my stomach was giving me
worse trouble than ever. After
eating I would suffer for hours
from what they call nervous in
digestion. / was habitually con-
supated. too. and felt tired and
worn out all the time.
The few dollars / have spent
Tor Tanlac has given me the most
! ever got for my money. From
the very day i started taking il
! began to steadily improve. Get
ting rid OF stomach trouble af-
ter having II so long is certainly
something to be thankful .or.
and there's nothing too good I
can say for Tanlac.
why. I eat more in a day now
than j did in a week before 1
took Tanlac. and my Indigestion
Is a thing of the past. have also
taken the Tanlac Vegetable Pills
with the result that ! am no
longer bothered with constipa-
tion and that tired. draggy feel
ing has all left me. I have just
started my little eight-year old
boy on Tanlac. as he Is in need oE
a spring tonic, and numbers of
the bows down at the Yards are
using II on nv say 50. ! don't
know what II is. but there's
something about Tanlac that GER
tainly does the work. It has Just
the same as made a new man of
me-"
There Is not a single norton
of the bodv that IL not benefited
by the helnful action ~ Tanlac.
which begins its work by stimu-
latinE the digestive and assimi-
lativA DREAMS. thereby enrichinp
the blood and inviSora ting the
I.
the weak. worn-out stomach to
Thoroughly digest its food. per-
mittinR the nourishinF elements
to he converted into blood. bone
ans muscle.
1t overcomes. II Is said that
great exciting cause NJ disease
weakness. 1t renders the BODY
vigorous and elastic. keeps the
mind clear and energetic and
throws on the svmDtoms nf nerv-
BUSINESS and INDIGESTION. II builds
~ the constitution. weakened nv
disease and mental and DhvsicaI
ovSrvork. puickars conva lescence
and Is an unfailinr source OF
comfort 70 all suffering from
such troubles.
Tanlac Is sold in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Special Parking Rules
To Be in Effect Todau

Because of the heavy traffic ex-
pected on Seventeenth. Twenty-frst
and Twenty-third streets between B
and G streets today parking OF We
"'"'oe in ths' section will be pro-
hibited. Parking will be also pro-
hibited in all parts OF the restricted
area south Of the south curb on G
street. All other streets or parts OF
streets which have not been named
will be open to parking as usual.
Additional parking space has been
provided on the roadways in Potomac
Park and the motorists will be al
lowed to leave their cars in the space
Immediately south of the Navy and
Munitions Buildings.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Exclusion of Scribe Upheld.

The action Of the United States
immigration authorities in exclud-
ing Buntaro Kaneda, reporter for
the Niigata Asahi newspaper in
Japan, from Hawaii. was upheld to-
day by the Supreme Court which
failed to review the action by a To-
cal court in Hawaii. 1t was alleged
that Kaneda told falsehoods to the
port authorities.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Use of Aqueduct Instead
OF HighlUay Bridge Urged

From IL o'clock until 2 o'clock go
10 Arlington by the way OF Aqueduct
Bridge and avoid Highway Bridge.
This appeal was made yesterday by
the police department II was made
with the idea in view OF avoiding an
other traffic congestion such as the
one which caused havoc Armistice
Day.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Rheumatism at so
SIS Thoreashiy Rids tks BsAy Il
Rhsumatsm lmp1ritis&

Somebody's mother is suffering to-
night The scourge OF rheumatisn
has wrecked her body: hmping and
suffering, bent forward, she sees but
the common ground. but her aSed
heart stin belongs 70 the stsrsi Doea
anybody caref g. s. g. 10 one of the
greatest blood-purtners known and u
helps build more blood csIls Its med
tcinsl ingredients are purely vegetx-
blA II never oissrrsnges the stomach
II fs In tact. a splendid tonic, q blood
maker, a blood enricher. Il baninhes
rheumatism from }ointa. muscles and
the entire body. Il bu1os nrm nAsh-
II N what somebody's mother peeds
tonishti Mother, n you can not 20
out TO ret a bottle OF g. g. G. yourps6
surely somebody IN your fxn3iy vfn
Somebody, get q bottle Of s. q 9. ncw1
Let somebodys mothsr bsgtn 10 fsS
Joyful again tonight kAybs maybe
it's your mother O. O. O. n sold ~
all drug stores, m two stzeA n>
ArTer s1.s b ne Does sasn1ukuk
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30

Continued on Page One
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

Tho Transcontinontnl OIL corpor-
alton No. . Thompson. in tho north
west OF tho northeast OF 17-15-I5,
Us good for 100000 feet o. gas In
the shallow sand found from S32
TO S3j feet.
J. -. Summer no. Q. on the Du-
rant farm. In tho southwest OF the
southeast of tho southeast Of 36-15-
! 3, Is IA 50O,OO0-foot gasser at 1879
feet
Thrco failures Woro completed In
tho Bald Hili district tho past week
ms follows The Invader oil cor.
poration No. Sutton. In the south
east OF the northwest OF the north
west OF 3tall-14, which is aban-
dOnod at $50 feet.
Tho Independent oil & Gas Co
No. s Tiger. I'm the northwest Of the
southeast OF the southwest OF 22-15.
II, has a hole fun Of water In the
2,l9j to 2i205-foot sand.
Tho Regal oil company No. II
IArncy. I'm the northeast OF tho
tho northeast OF 2S-lJ-1i, is a hole
iull Of water al 99Ig feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
MARKET IN GRAIN
TAKES A SETBACK
Genoa Conference Had the
Effect Of Unset
Ting Trading

CHICAGO. April 2O.--Uncertnln.
~ oNor developments a. tho Genoa
economic conference tended to make
HE wheat market here average low
,r iu prlro today especially ~ quo.
i1ilous from Liverpool showed
something OF setback. Tho clos
ing iu Chicago was unHottlcd az 4
cent not decline 90 3-s cent advance.
with May ftf3 t0 3i48 is aud
July slG1 b.s to i2J 81. Corn
finished unchanged to i-8w1-4 cent
otf oats up shade 90 l-Sw1.4 cent
and provisions unchanged TO 10
cents higher
Gossip that foreign buyers were
again about Co enter the wheat mar
hDt led to moderate rally in prices
mere during the final dealings, but
values oihbrWlso throughout the
greater part of tho day wcro in-
Clinod to siE and thorc was an abb
rrugu Uf any Indication OF aggressive
demand Besides tho misglHugs
duo CO. Genoa Hdviccg and tn low
or prices at Liverpool, a movement
horu 20 have grain In cars on track
made available Tor regular delivery
ON contracts the Same as IL the
g'nlu W"ro iu elevators was bear.
iHH factor.
Spreading operations ascrlbcd 20
uOrthw'Htrtn iutcrcsi8 attracted
somr attention in tho wheat Dit. The
spread consisted iu the simultaneous
buying ~ July delivery Of wheat
and The selling OF September.
Corn and oats prices held inside
OF narrow limits. with trading
chiefly of a local character.
Provisions were mostly n little
higher. In response to an carly up
turn of hog values
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
RECORD FORECAST
BY THE EXCHANGE
Great Activity in Every
Line Indicates a Re
vival Of Business


NEW YORK, April 20 Ius.ur
ou the stock exchange today hogan
With many Indicators that iho sn.
.iuu would rs'nhl.h record iu ace
tlFliy and breadth fur tIrco yours
'Il operations sla'lourd tIt.hlH NII.
ing ihc intermediate and final pee
lode.
Audo iIHw l.. s. steel which IH.o
'' 100 I.'. hs highest qn"'IInn I
Nl''IN u.s." wears. lni ih' h'' mos
lWuw7 made bN uil'r leaders ~ iu'
industrial nul f1iINa" divisions tH'
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iir.,.,ru ,.r... .,or, int.rp,snJ by
YIYnefar. conditions Further ,,.c
vac ovIn.sd bv local money rltca.
Tho armrtsg of coal fbproa was
cited us evidence that the oonl strike
b. becoming Ices ui u market iufOr-
nation This rUH supplemented by
.dfIrrH fum ',uinr1 ut stool and
I"n production, mostly ot an cn-
'ulr1FIns tenor
Nn'hs ,n' ''''iN'y I'W SUD-
''n'''l wv. s'.N. "'I" A'"'I '''u
lU.'''o 1,,' S''l7
~ Nn'", N"i"'
I.,'"h '|'l'.,,h, 49,, ~, wv,
plu' ""H '"", W. %" ,.l I'"''Wuy
lI'"' IIu' lu",u Sla,os ot''l
''uf," "l 'n,9l l",H u',u H'obt .'
''e ",la "'lo Hl,''l'u ny n'.,y hol-
lnE ~, lvN'' ruH' 'P'uy anu McNl,'u
l,t., oo',ull' lul'l '"''h nbsl'sh''u
''''''VVV Hna'vH'
For tho third successive day all call
loans were placed at 2 ~ pcr cont.
1imo funds were plentiful ana pri-
'ato loans on approved collateral
were made for the shorter dates at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
WORLD MARKET PAGE


NEW ORLEANS. April 20.--An
easier tOue developed in cotton to-
uuu tho market feeling selling prns-
sure. Ono o. moderate wny from tho
opening Some selling was duo t0
uuiHtOr1blo opinion uf the news
lrum tho Genoa conference. Al
selling was caused by weather cone
dItlOm over the belt. Tho lowest
Of the d1y, May traded at 1G7I
with tho lHt of net losses nt rs to 30
points; tho close was at 1918 for
May ana nt net losses Of II TO 20
points uu tho lH.
Tho nov crop months was easier
Than tho old uud discounts ON the
now DlDpH vor0 established again,
October trading down 10 1851 Ht iiH
lowest IhIH WIs due iu special
Holliug iH which tho market gossip
1II spu, houses lnI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
LEGAL

erty, the property beuefitted anI-.,s
Woperty liable 20 assessment ana IL.
owners thereof. in STREET Istppo,'ns
MENT DISTRICT NO 3zB. wbicb
cludes tho following described portioe. m.
streets. to.wit: '9 Vt
WHEELING AVENUE. from N. ,,.,.
line of sixth street TO the north llpa y,
Eleventh street. 7 o'
Ana taid board Of corntnissiopsr,
statement and estimate OF tile rit,
gineef aud has determined 20 ansess ~
cost VI the improvements IN said disiril,
against the abutting property. the pr1,.
70 assesement and the owners thereof ~
follows, to-wit: ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Nin.knpcc Dlsirlct.

Tho Barbara OH a. Gas co. test
ON the smith farm. IN tho north
west ~ the southeast ~ the uortb-
west OF 2l-t2-14, is making 900, 600
feet of gas in sand encountered from
2,t1S to 2,2Oj feet
Tho Lambert oil & Refining Co.
has 20 barrels of oil and 1000. 900
feet ~ gas lu No. 2 Foster. In the
southeast Of tho southeast OF
G-13-l5.
Mlsruor g. steele No. 3 Colbert. I'm
the center Of tho south limo Of the
northwest of tho southwest OF ~.
li-li. is good for 90 barrels In tho
1855 to l,692-foot sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

Ashburn. in the southwest corner OF
tho southeast OF the sonthwest of
f9-i8-5. Ia making 600 barrels from
the deep sand topped a. 3.640 feet.
Tho Amerada Petroleum corpora
lions No. z on tho Cochran farm IN
the northwest Of the southcast Of
JO-i8-5, Is a 20-blrrol well.
Hale g. Cassidy have a S5-barrei
producer In the 1,378-foot sand, in
no. u Cochran IN tho northwest OF
the southwest Of the southeast Of
3U-I8-J.
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IedernI ne.ertn nnnh..

WASittNgrON, Aprl g0-CombIned
resources ana liabilities Of tho ia fed
rfnl reserve banks Ht tho close ~ business
Aurl 20 were reported today by tho fed d.
DIHl reserve board iu thousands OF dol.
latH. us follows.
NpruurrrH.
Total sold held by banks tssG.siA
Total SOLD reserves fg.D9O.0g3.
Total reserves ta.tl9,GGb.
Total bills on hand 500 tlo.
Total earning asH'tH 3ll7s,sts,
IniHi torUurDca &iy52.g.0.
Liabilities.
Total deposits tIkb9sGO.
rutHl liabilities 2NV6g.02O.
Ratio ~ total reserves 10 dcUost and
tId pgr cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

KANSAS CITY. Apru 2o--Cattle-Re-
cclpts $500, beef steers strong to ibc
ibc higher, top $3.50, best Coiorados $50.
rne Htu,k steady to tsronE, better grades
COWS $3.50 $500. common and mediums
% b0U5.25, others generally steady, can-
ucrs and cutterH te.75uig5. bulls liOOg-
$50. choice vcaiors around $500.
HoFB--- Receipts 1000. fairly active.
packers ana shippora bought desirable I55
% ESQ. Founders nt fio,00ptO.ib. hehvies
90 traders 3iO.2OHt0.g5. bulk ot Gales
tpb0Wi0lf top iio.2b, practical top
tlolb, stock pigs steady 20 l0c higher.
best fiO.a5.
mostly Zoe higher. seven loads ii5.25.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Annihcr I,c,nlt Slnris

LNtEDU, TeNas, April 2O.-Ac-
cordlnE 20 reports reaching the hor-
der today General Maldonado. with
"a force OF 60 wrll-armcd and
well mounted men, has been active
In tho state OF Nuoyo Leon and has
clashod with federal troops near CO.
lumhia u was sald that several
soldiers wcro wounded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

ITIIVNNN- NTI G0."UatfI0-Ua Uar0IpIH
10 0oo, active boot steers iOc and isc
higher spots up more on medium grades.
top 5000. bulk beet steers f7.bOQSi0, fat
Hho stock strong to higher. bulls steady,
veal calves slow, talking around $1,000 .
90 moatly. HioCkors ana feeders firm.
hulk iN.h0W 40 ON etuckCrs. selected
meuty feeders iGbOW755 mostly.
Hogs Receipts 20 600. fairly active
eio1dy to 100 higher medium an dheavy-
Weights weaker than early. hiE packers
doing uttlv top ftO.so sorted, practical
top Slo.Gb. bulk to.p0Ulo.Et. packing aows
stgndy 60 strong. piss wcak
Hhuup=-Nnccipts 5000 killing classes
steady Co 2ac higher, choice hnndyweight
hlghor. bulk 10 packers 3i3.O0p1a.gS, mo.
dlum 20 good handy Weights woolod ewes
t'Oo, choice hgavirH ISIS, c hoice i1O-lb.
shorn ewes $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Nortl, OF Depcv.

Tho Bu-Vl.Bar Petroleum corpora-
ton test on tho Marchubby farm In
tho northwest corner Of the south
cast OF 2G-lJ-8, o. a 75-barrel pro-
duccr after the shot in the 1853
2i5S foot sand.
6. q. 1lbbcn's test on the Yarhola
farm I'm the southeast corner Of "a
l5-S is q ij-barrcl we'll. Mr.. Tibbon's
No. I'm in the southeast corner Of
tho southwest OF tho southwest Of
35-lJ-8 - u GJ-barrcl producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Turkey Mountain

West aud associates have n 90
barrel wei after q 50-quart shot in
No. on the Smith farm i'm the
northeast corner OF lI-IS-i2. sand
was found from l,50S TO 1870 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

WICHITA, Kan. Aprl co. Uogs-Re-
colpts LtOO, steady top 1900. bulk $3.50
"a up.ps.
Catuo-Vegolpts 200, steady. native
steors G6.UOstIaO, cows $4,000 o.bO, COWS
hnd heifers $4,000 400. atockers and feed.
Crs f5l5uG.5O, calves tAOOu 100.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
OknluIgcc District.

The Turman OH company test on
the Burner farm In the northeast
corner OF the southwest OF the north
east of'1l-l3-l2, is 1900, 600 foot
gasser in tho 1884 90 l.S95-foot
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
sonlhMcst nf TnnLn,,n.

Tho Marland Refining company
No, - DE Lodge, I'm the southwest
OF the southeast OF the northwest OF
lI-2b-2e, is making 90 barrels from
She deep pay found from 3,737 to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

Publshed In lie T1isa paiy World
Aprll ~, ~. -. u. IS. IS. u. Is 10.
90. 2i. 20. 20. ~. rs. 20. AZ. 2s 90 a.
Mas, !, g 3, I. 8. = 2, ). .. io2a. The
"''' oRIDiSHSSciE? /? Ro P5I a!sip. pOO'''N'''
An ORDINANCE TO APPoRTtoN.
TAXES IN PAYMENT oT Tiiii
COST or CONSTRUCTING SAM.
TRicTr 10 IL "iHSo IN rinnb| e CRY D6i; or
TULSA, As CREATED AND ESTAB.
LlsllED nY oBBp,ilNHANcE No 2at2;
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of TN pro.
visions Of the Charter Of tho city Of
tulsa, Oklahoma, ana the statutes OF tho
state OF Oklahoma. for such cases made
ana provided. the said city OF Tulsa did
BY Ordinance No. 22t2 create ana estab.
fish Sewer District No. i76. aud after
having declared II necessary 90 construct
sewers In said Sewer District No. 17G. by
tho provisions Of said Ordinance No. g2f2.
did on the i7lh day OF February 1899
let to Tibbets Pleasant. Inc. contract
ors certain contract for tho construo-
ton of a certain sanitary sewer tn Sewer
District No i16; and
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of said con-
tract. said Tibbets y Pleasant. Inc, have
constructed "A certain sanitary sewer IN
said sewer District No. l16, and the
work under said contract has been &C.
copied ana approved by tho city Engineer
and tho Roard o. Commissioners Of the
city Of Tulsa. and
WHEREAS In further pursuance OF tho
statutes OF the state OF Oklahoma. uforo-
said. and under the terms OF the Charter
Of tho said city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, II IL
deemed necessary by the Board Of Com.
mlssioners Of the city OF Tulsa TO levy
and assess fpecial tax upon the proper.
~ liable 10 assessment In said sewer Dis
trlct No. i76, by reason OF construction
'of said sewer ana to pay for the same
and
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con.
.truction OF sad sewer In said Sewer
District No. i7s including extras, have
been hsoertained and is hereby declared
Ia TO be levied by special assessment
sgainst the tots and parcels OF land bene.
fitted by tho construction OF said sewer
IN said Sewer District No. 17G. ana
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
OF tho assessments against said lots Rnd
parcels OF land 40 liable for tho cost
Of construction Of said sewer In said
Sewer District No. iT6. In the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section 1 OF this
Now THEREFORE, RE TT OR.
DAtNED by THE BOARD or COM.
hlSSiONERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION I. That there shall he. ana
there In hereby apportioned to ana levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels NJ iand In SAID Sewer Dis
triot No. i76 In tho city OF Tulsa. Okla
homa, 90 benefited by the construction Of
said sewer. the amounts respectively as
'inttrsg pr ,ru arptrto.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

The Pollyanna OIL company No.
4 Grayson IN the southeast corner OF
tho northwest OF the southeast Of
--l1-ll Is a 25-barrel well after the
shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

hocsipts 600 uueyenly higher. v.aritr..
ssv Msher ton ycurlings ass. bulk cattle
''i,sg ge-a. stogbers aud tcodcts steady.
h'shor' top around $3.50. bulk 3gb5Gt0 So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

NNNsAh IIIY, Ami gO.-CaEh Wheat
OHS hard 6l'S3Vi5o, No. 2 red yiss,
sc SofR9-No. 2 white SEHe, No. ? yellow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

NEW YORK April e0.=-Cnll money
Easy. hirh gH. low s.. pulling rat.
closing bIn :. offered NJ 3th, last loan az
can loans Against acceptance az.
Time loans Easter, 90 days t4m "a,
Mercantile rapCr--prima a..
NEW YORK Aprl go Liberty bonds
closed aHp 99.7L first a. 1855 bid sec
ond ~ aae' bid, first 4ha sast. second
tHH 99bl third Aas ga7l. fourth aus
e2 20, victory Sh loo.0i Victory ass
toO7G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

M owners or uhuttluE property prom
arty benefited by asiu improvements. and
other property liable 20 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
INK ruch improvements or benefits there
by snd any claims or objections 90 the
assessments as above sst forth shall be
filed IN writing IN the office of Mra. Frank
seaman. city Auditor 81 the CITY Of Tulsa.
Okahoma, on Or before the ssth Aay Of
April, 1899. at 800 o'clock a. M. end tho
samo shall be heard by tho board OF com.
misaioners on the 2sth day Of April. 1929.
~ 300 o'clock m, uud any claim or
objections not - flled IN writing before
said time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this iith day of AprU. 1879.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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In The Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Nt Perry

The Twin states OH company test
on the Van farm IN tho northeast
corner cf the northwest of tho north
east OF 2s-2l-lw, is a 5000. 0.OOO-foot
gasser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Gushing District

The White on corporation No, I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
New York Cotton.


New York Cotton.
middllnE 1850.
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LEGAL.

ENFhN llUt oi hfNuhNu Avenue to the
West Line OF Lansing Avenue
Ana tnld board Of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement and estimate of the city en-
ginecr aud has determined TO assess tho
cost OF the Improvements In said district
AGAINST tho abutting propcety, the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
70 assessment and the owners thereof as
follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
CPublishod in tue Tulsa World April II

AInhllHueu M lho Auiaa NnFius AlfN -
10. 20 "a, %. 1899. world PublishinE
company, publishersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTs FOR PAVING IN STREET M
pRONEMENT DISTRICT No. $50
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board OF Commissioners adopted on the
iith day, Of April 1879, notice ia hereby
given that the Board OF Commissioner
Of tho city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has eT.
amined the estimate and statement Of
the city engineer as 20 the amount OF the
cost of the asphalt pavement which
ehould bS 0saedsed against sputtinE prop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

All owners Of abuttlng property, wy
erty benefited by satd Improvement ~. n,
other property liable 10 assessment ~,
hereby notified that all matters 49,.
ing such improvements or penehN 30,
assessments as above set forth Hha'
filed IN writing IA tho Office oI gy
Frank seaman. city Auditor OF we Xxx
ot T-.sa, Oklahoma, on or before we 80
the same shall be heard by the boa.
on the 2Sth day on Heisstm
1899 at o'clock "A. M ana any ~.
or objections not 50 tiled 10 .'',usstysd,
tore said time shall be deemed
DATED this Il1h day OF ApriL .ysN
CiJ Audit@s
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
NOTED BRLTONS SEND
HEARTiEST GREETINGS
Marked Appreciation Shovn
of Edis0n's Intentions.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD
Copyright, 1923. bv THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Feb. IL.
Among the eminent Englishmen who
felicitated Thomas A. Edison on his
birthday anniversary was Prof. Charles
+. Jenkin. professor of engineering sci
ence at Oxford University. who said :
THE staff and senior class wish many
happy returns Of his birthday anniver-
sary to Mr.. Edison"
Sir Richard Glazebrook, prominent
authority Of physics and electricity :
Along With all English electricians /
wish to convey the warmest congratula-
tions to Mr. Edison on his seventy-fifth
birthday anniversary. The world has
been enriched in many directions by his
surprising activity. inventive genius and
the list of his prolonged labors."
Sir Napier Shaw, professor of meteor
ology, Royal College of Science: Con
gratulations and many happy returns
Of the day to the brilliantly successful
workman"
Sir Robert Blair. educator: Lang
may your lum reek."
Sir George Abraham Frierson, edu-
Gator: my heartiest congratulations on
your seyenty-fifth birthday from one
who has admired your work for many
years."