Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

issue Tor slh,h4O,UUU. ms amount -
divided as follows:
Reconstruction Of River
Des Peres .......... s 9,s15.O0o
Parks and Fairgrounds. 2,S25,000
Municipal convention hall 100000
Muicipal farm ....... $4,000
Development OF Koch
Hospital ............. 10000
Free Bridge approach. 100000
Bridges, viaducts and
street openings ...... 500, 900
iIldl ~ fV,VvV
The item for the strengthening out
and improvement of the river Des
Peres includes the construction Of
boulevard beside 1t and the buloins
of belt railroad paralleling 1t to
open up new Industrial districts In
connection with the free bridge.
The board of aldermen have also
appropriated s2,100, 900 for parks ana
Fairgrounds. A fund OF 100000 for
a park and swimming pool for me-
groes is included.
Tulsa is soon to vote on proposed
bond issue OF more than s1,0OO,0O0
Every single item is public neces-
sity. The citizenship will undoubt-
edly approve the issue But w.,y
cannot we have a fund at this time
for properly improving the city's 400
acres of parks, for completing the
comprehensive boulevard that only
100000 Is now available for and to
secure additional park sites while they
can be bought at a reasonable figure7
Nightly they gather, young and old:
Hopheads blesry, dope fiends weary
Some dead broke and others with gold;
Jazz band playing young chaps paying
nickel for every tune,
Souls that are tainted damsels all painted,
Swaying from night until noon
Bunny hug hunny bug and every sensual steD
Gliding around and sliding around,
And finally losing their pep:
Girls OF 5. and matronS OF So
Each one thinking that she's looking nifty,
Men that are wise, women much wiser
Sights that would startle even a miser
The moth and the flame both there in theip
setting;
Gold to be gained but just what is 1t nettingt
Lives OF young girls going to hell,
loon the block ready to sell
Oheir greatest possessions homer and name
For the price Of dance; naught else 70
gain
That is the story and there lies the trouble
That turks in the home OF the Jitney Struggled
The denominations OF the Liberty
loan bonds and the portraits and coll
ors on the face of both the registered
and coupon bonds. will be as follows:
90 jefferson. blue
100 Jackson, blue
300 Washington, orange
1000 Lincoln, carmine.
1000 Monroe, green.
10000 ClevelandA blue.
10000 Mckinley, carmlne.
1000 Grant, orange.
The back OF the coupon bonds will
nave the title and denomination in
the centre, on the right the vignette
or the Goddess OF Freedom, (from
Crawford's figure on the dome Of tho
united States Capitol,) and on tho
ielt an ornamental panel. The bacKp
VIII vary In color with ench denomi-
nation as follows: $50, brown: slO0
range; $500, light blue; $1,000. ureeni
$1,000. red; $4,000. brown: $50. 600.
olive, and 100000. dark blue.
The bonds will be printed on dis
paper of the government, with
SIX fibre running thru the bond. anu
VIII DC thirteen inches long and six
incheS wide. The backs of the cou-
pom bonds will have ornamental en-.
sraved work, and the backs OF the
registered bonds will carry a blank
form OF assignment Coupon bonds
VIII have attached to them sixty
coupons for interest payment every
six months for thirty years