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mem bers Of he WATER COMMISSION
lyhaU be deposited 10 separate ballot boxes.
SECTION 10. >. any Primary Elect,
held hereunder. except as h'rlu provided
each 5oter bah be entitled To cote luI r"-
mrr than Two gl candidates ior the -Four
t)yosr tern. provided, mat 10 the event
OF an election 10 n,l a vacancy, each voter
shall be entitled to'vote for not more tan
one % candidate for each vacancy 90 "a
filled. and the Four 90 candidates receN.
ing the highest numbet Of votes LoT ne
FNur 60 year term, and the Two tss can.
d!intes receiving the highest number ~
votes for each vacancy " any shat D,
deemed nominated and Their names r.te,ii
upon the separate "WATER COMMISSION
BALLOT" a. he regular C'ty Election "a
ber Of the IVA fER CGMMIssION" shall
be entitled TO have his name paced gpoh
the Regular Election water Com lss',"
Ballot unless he shall have been nominated
Nided
tho officers charged with the duty or ilN-
Ing the voting places In the city ~ t-..H
for city Primary Elections and 'liN h't-,
lar Elections, 20, in ltke mannl,elg, EEotr''
MlsstON' ei-rrions hold hereunder. .,,,,g
SECTION 10. rho WATER CONN "a
SION, herein snail have and cNeIe,ss '-1i
duties In the doing and performing "' "a
and every OF the things 20 be done a.t
performed in the construction, upri 10.
systems o fthe CIT yof Tulsa; and the nee
curing Of real estate by purchas'' ...- ,o
demnatioH proceedings, donation t'H-
lease, or other legal method of acq1.1.l.h
necessary and proper FOR the COM, I"l-'.
operation and maintenance or ra'h
system or systems provided tha' ." -
matters requiring action at law on '"'
part Of tn city Of Tulsa, such a',''"
law SHAH be instituted. Proeec.le., ',r.,.s.
carried on In he name OF the Ilty OF 1'.''
BY rs officers as by law prov. ei...,,,,rs.
SECTION -. The WATER CoM MMl
SION" Shall have tho power 70 nlI,
and employ Superintondents, Mtn1-sI
ployees as may be required lH I". ,-,s,
charge Of their rights, powers ana "n -
as herein defined, and necessary anu ,,
dent thereto. nd may fix lhelr com
ton. time and manner OF payment ""'
make provisions therefor. ,b.
WATER COMMISSION" a. heron Of
such WATER COMMISSION shall t'.,
receive Tor their services as mrWL. -
the WATER COMM IsSloN 'he .rs,r
one $1,000 Dollar per snnur ana '.,.'
actual expenses incurred In ne ptF'o,, rs
ot y ,hsp ths'g C@DgM,STs,ssioy @g,Ss %oPToyided ~
WATER COMMISSION" shall .ccf'Ns .
actual expenses in the performance .I. ,li.
ties as member OF such 'WAlHH
sECTloN rs. The 'wArcn coMy,M,''s,,,
SION" shal have power C. SECURE, .rt
for such WATER CONN i00lu' ...trI a
provide forfre equipment ana m'"'''
SECTION 10. M,mbers Of the .W y T. ~ ~
COMMISSION" whether aplolhN.' Ana.
elective, shall be subject 10 i the nr' m thi
of Article Ten dO) OF the charter ID
city OF Tulsa, deslguaied nS ,bts..
Elective Officers, and shal uu tt,
to recall IN The same manner me 's,ins ug terms
a. therein provided. .,..,, nv.
SECTION ~. All moneys rscei'eo ."
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Women to Supervise
building NeyD Church

Miss Minnie II. Hiland, aupcrin-
tcndcnt OF the Mission Of Redeem
ing Love, viii Substitute on a mans
job this week by overseeing con-
struction of the new mission AT lO7
South Boston during the temporary
absence OF Ivan G, Gray. financial
agent uf the mission. Miss Hiland
Will remain 'on the job" during the
day and win attend To all matters
pertaining to the erection. The base
mcnt and foundation Of the building
are completed and the first floor
viii be laid today.
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KING MOTOR co. DlSSOLVES
Directors Ask Appointment Of Re-
CrINCr 20 OucrniC InmnnnN

IlFTNUTT, oct n I--Dissoluiion
of the King Motor company OF De-
roit and appointment OF receiver
to take over ttc affairs OF the cor
poration was asked in "A petition filed
IN the Wayne county circuit court
today by the directors ~ the con-
"ern. The pct.tion set forth that the
action was asked because of the in
ability of the directors 10 give their
personal attention Ia thc Affairs OF
IN" company, dud because working
capital was lacking.
The petition listed tho campanv's
t'srts at SiSt5 77y and its liabiu-
TICS at = .097u7O.
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=, WASHINGTON oct. ly.-ncdrc-
non u. b'tlminuus coal prices win ! .
considered by mine owners in tlc,,'
,"s" oct, 26, at meeting calInJ
"''F by tho National Coal ossGcta' y
,,'h al tho suggestion OF Artnrr",.
H'heraI Palmer Mr.. Palnc,,s s,,,,
session carried the assurance tSo
aoo''tion's announcement saII ,ha.
InS action toward reduction -, 49, @
prices and distribution Of profitn.tn ','t =
LIZ would not be construed nrIa,
law. ''''' "'eelneLt OF
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liaid oil Field stills

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. Oct 10.
rangers FEDERAL department Of JUS
NCe agents ana specially deputized
"lI'rers raldet the Bur burnett on
.,"lus rate tonight breaking MP four
nn,'' suns andl arresting three mon
uLI ooy' The men vi be charged
WIN VIC O'Ltlng tie feCeral pr,hihi.
,''h l'W' i'anE>s were called here
~ ,',o,k Stv"k regime Uf murders aud
,,yye,'IMaSS ,y,,i,SS robherieS tn the oil fields.
,,.t 't''.nt'' I"laS were also being car
'''d out on questionable h0ys,s
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Far Valued at $3.50
Taken From a Home
after Picking Lock

Finger prints ON bits ~ broken
glass may lead ~ the capture ~
the thieves who entered the home
Of Mrs Huroilt Flanagan some
time last night by breaking o win
dow in the rear of the house. and
stole % koUusky neck fur valued
at $3.50 from u cedar chcst ia
one uf lhc bod, uus " the house
Police Inspector e. W DAILY said
last night.
Several pieces Of broken win
dow pane. bearing finger prints,
were taken tu tho police station hy
officers who answered the call.
\ case kuii, and pair NJ pliers had
been used to force the lock OF the
cedar chrs.. Two diamond rings
aud 20 necklace. valued az 81 900,
were taken from the house a week
HUU.
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BABY MARSH LOST SUIT
Claim Of IlicGitImaic Child To Field
Estate Rejected ny Illinois
supreme Court.

SFRINGFIELD. OCT. -l.-Tho n.
nal chapter In tho highly absorbing
case OF Henry Anthony Marsh. al
legged illcgitimato child OF Henry
Field son of the late Marshall Field,
Chicago millionaire and pioneer mid
die w'st dry goods merchant. was
closed when the supreme court dis
missed "A petition presented in be-
half of the boy for "A share in the
immense Field estate.
Facts In the case became pub
lie following the death of Marshall
Field whom Peggy Marsh. n London
music hall girl and the mother OF
Henry Anthony Marsh. asserted that
Henry Field was the father of the
hoy.
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81, NtN YORK, oct, l9.--Herbert A.
one counsel for Charles Schloss
M'HithN friend Of Elmc, orcwrs.
Ia, t"N"llth college student whose
nouE was round In Philadclpnia sun
"nN morning, announced today his
,t'v"' nae arrived here from Atlantic
,iS o"" was ready to 90 20 Phila-
o''i.'" 1" 'Id the authorities th ere
Otath. "'' '"uhl
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Women at Y. W. Party
Are All Harding Mem

Even social affairs are not ex-
cmpt from political demonstrations
Tor the spontaneous ycils Tor Hard
ing concluded the Halloween party
of the Halliburton Abbott club last
evening In the Y. W. e. \. PraCi-
cally an Of the 80 women present
were evidently Harding men," for
the one yell given by several
Cox supporters was immediately
drowned out In a chorus OF Hard
ingsi"
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The school OF seligious education
al the First Presbyterian church will
neEln at 1880 O'Clock this evening in
stead or at $50 o'clock because OF
Ine concert at Convention hall.
Lhero Was an enrolment OF l47 at
the opening session of the school last
week. A six weeks course is being
given.
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CORK, oct. I9.--Tho verdict reuG
cred today by the military court OF
inquiry into the death OF Michael
Fitzgerald the fist OF the hunger
strikers to DO in Cork tail. was ,aat
The deceased ot sound mimi. de.
liborateiy caused his own existence
t. end ana di fy.ouiousH KIN him
The governor Of the Jan testified
that Fitzgerald took NJ food tor %
days
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Muu,tu nIH,ur5 a E,vpt,st ,H tic
between love and diplomacy. iu'O,N-
Ing Prince George Of Greece and
Princess Elizabeth Of Rumlui1. has
apparently ended in "A victory FOR
love. According TO cable dispatches
the Prince has arrived iu Bucharest
to marry the Rumhnian Princess.
All''d guards were around the Sw s4
border under orders TO prevent him
leaving the country. Ito Cyidcd
them hy travelling In diseuisc II is
reported that allied diplomats are
uppu,cd 10 tho match because Of the
IrLncn,R nlloRod nrn- GnrmhnIam.
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Reporter Wins club Prize

IaTNty n. NhOdos, reporter Tor
The World, won the So prize at the
Ad club luncheon yesterday which
was offered by u. u, Bailey in the
name Of the First National bank to
the member OF the club writing the
best story on what | would do II |
were a banker"
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~. nl'D SHt.l,S' oct. l9.--The rcsig-
n"''Un n,a,', ot the cabinet viii be offi.
,'"nS announced Monday, It was
.'alhrd ,id today Premier de la Croix's
re'l,oiheht Is said 10 be due to over
WORK ana the attacks on his conciiia.
tory policy.
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Doctors Home We'll r,o,,s

Oh IT0Wrd OVor a lNO fret derrIck
at Wetumka yesterday afternoon on
a farm two miles northwest OF the
town. Drilling was at 700 feet. The
well is being drilled bv the Doctors
Hope oil company.
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LEGAL

ms ~ special election '5r t5- -...-..--
OF voting upon such amcnir a.
uealing all ncts or parts ~ 4.. f''
tict with this amendment s.4 ..n.
Ing an emergency. N. a..
WHEREAS. Tho r.or,.ia,....
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Of subrrl.tinr 10 mo ,v,.' N" dts.Y.s
the Clty II Tulsa a, '-T.,' Hr. =
Charter Of saId CO. 'l. '. fha
to and hereinsf,ar u' .'.t ..l.-..l
prova. or rcIrcti,r w, va, I'. 'h.. aH-
therefor to he called bv I
and CUmmiasiof ers In 1'y-,..". ''.i Aaf.
law required ANA d,ti,,i,. '.. 'H.u 10y
NOW. TIJT.REtgpt 'e .ssuty.
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ulh ana Hiter thtir election. ..U..t
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PRorosED AMENDMENT
THE CHARTER OF THE CRY OF TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA

THE CHARTER OF THE CRY OF TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A proposed amendment 20 the Char
ter OF the city Of Tulsa by striking out
and repeating all OF Paragraph one
Il Paragraph Two t2l. Paragraph
Three t5p, Of Section Six 90, Article
Two t2D, and adopting and enaCting
IN lieu thereof, the following to he
known and designated a. Paragraph
one tll, Paragraph Two t2), Para
graph Three 90, of Section Sia isl,
Article Two t2l, 0f the Charter Of the
city of Tulsa, provided, that the city
OF Tulsa shah nave the right and
maintain, within or without tho cor
poratc limits OF the city Of Tulsa,
real estate for sites and rights OF way
for public utility ana public park pur-
poses.
WHEREAS The Legislative authority of
the city Of Tulsa, being the Mayor and
Commissioners OF said City. are DESTROYS
the city Of Tulsa an amendment TO the
Charter Of said city as above referred 20
ana hereinafter set out for their approval
to Fign an application FOR the purchase Of
such weapon, upon blanks 10 be furnished
by the city ut Tulsa 90 the dealers IN
oort 90 such dealer. and the said applica-
tIon to purchase shall contain the name
age, sex, occupation, color Of hair, color
of eyes. weight height complexion, place
Of residence the length Of time that such
applicant has resided at such pisor OF ~ h.
derge, and said application shall also
contain description OF the weapon for
the purchase Of which such application
Is made, and shall include tho make,
caliber and factory number IL any there
on. the dealer selling such weapon shall
also a. the time of sale or delivery to
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PROPOSED rAMENDMENr
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY or TULSA.

A proposed amendment TO the Char
ter of the city OF Tulsa by adding to
and designated as ARTICLE ls
WATER COMMISSION" being an amend.
ment 10 the Charter of the city OF
Tulsa; creating. establishing and proyid.
ing for a WATER COMMISSION, de-
fring in general terms It's rights, pow.
ers. and duties, providing Tor the CALI
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GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT
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and Hereunder the words
"FOUR YEAR TERM"
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SAMUEL n. DYE, Potentats
II. NJ, WELLIvER Recorder
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O. A. STEINER.
Streets ana Public Property Commits.
eioner.
{. s YOUSKMAS,
wsterworks an. -cwerags commls-
sioner,
J ~. ADkISON.
Commissioner of Police and Fire.
II, + NEWBLOCK.
Commissioner Of Finance and Revenue
Attest
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK Y. DUNCAN.
City Attorrey
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LEGAL


Il published I'm the Tulsa DAILY World
s'.bsr I5-lT.lU.li Legal 2S, Sov'm-
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two YEAR TERM
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and thereundcr 'he words
-FOUR YEAR TERM
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SECTION !. That the BOARD Of Crm-
missioners ~ said CITY Of Tulsa hereby
adopts and approves .he following amend
ueut TO tho charter CT the sais city OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma. and proposes and sub
nits the same to the qualified electors
Of said city for approval or ,cirction as
hy law required First. That Paragraph
Number Fourteen 90 Of Section Five 30
Of Article Two t2J of said Charter l.,
amended TO read ag followS.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
had introduced Senator Lodge in
Boston as "famnua everywhere,
nn...ru.,n Coy nnnl ltnnnl.
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AkpAR TEMPLE A. A. q. n. NJ s. NeIt
regular meeting Friday, Nov.
. AK J.. Ceremonial Nov, so,
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Puhushcd In the tulsa Daily World oc-
tober 2 g. T. O. g. 2 s. O. To- IL IT, 10.
IA Is lG. IL Is 10. 90 "a and ~
1920. World Publishing Company, Pub.
lLshnrsl
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TRINITY CoNMANpERY NO. 20 meet.
<.s.,.x second and fourth Monday
L. VSN{Lr4 each month. Next meeting
yssrs llrssl oct 25th, 7 80 g. IN. Work Ia
fjN.SS ~ order ut the Rcd Cross.
l1(FtaSS0 JUHN AtGlcENhAIuER,
xSlcyfNN h. G.
n1<s~sA FRANK SEAMAN Recorder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01

Any Victor dealer will gladly you illustrated
describing these Victor Records and play music
Victor Records at
each month Victrolas great variety $780,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01
SCORES CIGARETTES.
Another Form of Dope, Says John
S. Mullin, to His Hi-Y
Club

Cigarettes, dancing and the movies wer i
scored by John S. Mullin at meeting
the "Hi-Y" Club at the Y. NJ. G. A. last
night. IL consider the movies one OF the
greatest inventions we have had" said
Mr.. Mullin, 'but there is an awful lot of
rot and nonsense shown at the theatres
that could well be dispen sed with.
"H young people would heed the nd
vice OF their elders they would get along
much better than they do But every boy
wants to see whether his tongue will
stick TO cold steel on frosty morning,
so he tries it. ] am not going to argue about
dancing, but the young man who stays
out until O'Clock in the morning dane
ing is not physically fit for his work the
next day"
Cigarettes were declared to be merely
another form of dope"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01
DOESN'T WANT TO
LIVE WITH FATHER
Year Old Hazel But
Ter, at Detention House, Says
He is no Good.

Gazing wistfulfy out window at the
Detention House, thinking Of her play
mates and their play, 14-year-old Hazel
Butler, a victim Of cruel circumstances at
home, told the matron, Ms. Wilson, she
did not want anything more to do with
her father This was partly because she
said he had been "bad" to her mother and
then on top of that had caused her ar
rest.
Her father and mother had separated.
The mother had slipped away from the
father and with her youngest daughter
had gone off TO Philadelphia to get away
from the fathers influence. Mother and
daughter led n hand-to-mouth existence
and finally the child was taken before the
Juvenile Court here on information given
by the father.
"He (meaning her father had me ar
rested and said he would keep me arrested,
said the girl, "and now we wont have any
more money and no spring clothes.
don't want to live with him. | want to go
back to my mother. He is not good TO
my mother. He says he will have her ar
rested, too, if she does not go back to
him. But don't want her TO. He spends
his money on the races and my mother is
afraid of him. She came over and slept
with me because she WAS afraid Of him.
II don't like my father at all, she
stamped. Hes bad one"
The separation of the parents took
place last fall and since then the husband
has been exerting himself in an effort to
effect reconciliation The daughter g
arrest is claimed by the mother to be only
an attempt tn force her to return to him.
HE always says / am the cause of
mother leaving him." said the girl "He
has talked about me and lied about me
too"
Mrs. Wilson, the matron, has taken
motherly interest in the girl and between
sobbing spells and childish play and
laughter around the Detention House tries
TO assure her little friend that che will not
allow her to be sent 10 rcformatory.
You try an Every Evening wort adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01
GRACE M. f. CHURCH.
Services During Closing Days Of Week
Will be Of Unusual Interest.

The closing days Of the week will be
of unusual interest at Grace M. Il. Church.
Appropriate services will be held in OBJ
servance of Passion week. On Thursday
evening at the sacrament of the Lord S
supper will be administered by DIR. Sum
walt, assisted by Ralph l.. Minker, assist
ant pastor.
On Friday evening the choir will render
Dubois "Seven Last Word" This Will be
one of the musical treats of the season and
should aid church-goers in approaching
more fully the significance of Easter.
Norris G. Morgan will preside Mt the
organ and direct the choir, which is COM
posed of 30 well-trained voices. The solo
lists are Mrs. Frances Dewitt Babcock,
soprano; Mrs. Lorraine ID. Clark, soprano;
Miss Kathryne A. Ross, contralto; Ed
gar ID. Smith, tenor; Frederick w. Wyatt,
baritone: A. A. Atchson, bass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01

Lloyd was permitted to croes-oxamlne
Mr.. Hart after the latter arrived.
"Why didn't you call the resolution
up?" Mr. Lloyd asked.
1--WE were not ready" Mr. Hart replied
"You promised while ago you would
call i up"
'You promised me Mt 2 O'Clock"
Eyes, but certain things have occurred
that we have got to delay the vote.
~ am glad you are frank, but l am
sorry you are subject to outside influence.
Thank God am man enough to stand on
my own footing"
This ended the incident and a crowd
gathered about Mr.. Hart, some to get
an explanation, others to urge him to stick.
Subsequently an effort was made to take a
Commute recess, which was beaten by a
vote of 10 to Is, and a motion to adjourn
was beaten by the same vote.
At this juncture another crowd gather
ed around Mr.. Hart's desk, during which
there WAS so much loud talk that the
Speaker had to rap for order. In the
crowd were Representative Soper and
Reading Clerk Sudler, the former accus-
ing the latter of lobbying for suffrage.
Soon after this Mr.. Hart disappeared
and it was said he had been taken out OF
town by motor, although the House was
in session some time after that. He is said
to have left the room in company with
Miss Mabel Vernon, suffrage national
organizer.
Next Mr.. Lloyd, on behalf of the ants
introduced duplicate ratification rcsolu-
ton. Chairman Lyons of the revised
statute committee, to which 1T was refer
red, did not call meeting OF that commit
tee yesterday afternoon, nor would he
say that the bill was likely to be consider
cd at any particular time. 81 advised
them not to put the bill in," he said, IN
comment, which didn't look rosy for an
early report.
Representative McNabb says its an
odd situation The minority is thwarting
the will of the majority. He says suffrage
lobbyists are providing postotiices (under
the next administrator, Levy Court
appointments as constable,
&c, for votes for the resolution and in
some instances are making threats to
those who have had occasion TO borrow
money on notes. Suffragists, on the other
hand accuse liquor lobby of spending
money lavishly to fight them
GOVERNORS SACRIFICE.
Following is the text of the governors
statement before the Republican legis-
lative conference yesterday:
IL am informed that one Of the OBJ
jections to the ratification of the nine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-01

teonth amendment upon tho part Of csr-
tain Republican members Of tho LegislA-
ture, particularly thoes from Sussex
county, is the fact that / am candidate
for delegate to the Republican National
Convention. don't know whether this
is true or not, but assuming that it IL, |
come before you for the purpose OF stating
to you that il sufficient number OF Re
publicans will vote for ratification to
insure it's passage today, | will not be q
Republican convention. And will not
accept the position if elected / consider
this amendment and its Importance to the
Republican party much more important
than any one man. and if my personality
has entered into it, my personality must
be eliminated"