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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-18

A tract Of land described as fol-
corner os Lot &C" Norveli Park
,s.nt. H"G,s.'9 IVES, % 'eH Sl.tsnsy. sy Of 20 % ssss
thcnos South dis,ann. Of 2st
feet; thence Eaet a distance OF
ts, &c n",vsi Mo- snuinws' psss addition Snt"s
TO the city Of Tulsa. thcnce North
a distance of ?s.t feet TO the place
That part Of Lot i. section H.,
Township is North, Range -
East. desoribed az follows; ne
ginning at point I .<03 feet South
% the Northeast corner Of Lot !.
seetion a. Township 10 North.
nnnre ~ East. Tulsa County,
So S' W. a distance u iT ieet;
thence to ,ho right on curve
with s,an q, radius 10 OF ss fee, ,%,rs ana
s7' is' E,. a distance Of 10 feet:
! thence u, 7b' TO- E., y distance OF
! c2.6I feet thence South distance
| Of 1878 feet to the place OF be-
sECTIoN q, Tha, tho assessment here.
ny levied on each q the above mentioned
/ clsrod to be lien upon such lots and
| parcels Of land to the same extent as
enforced in the same manner as other
! taxes IN and for tho city Of Tulsa, Ok
| lahomh, are collected
SECTION 3; THAT all assessments here
]
! equal annual inStalimen,s as authorized
! by said statutes Of the state Of Oklano-
ma Tor such cases made and provided
] that the assessments shall bear interest
| at the rate OF eigh, tD per cent por
annum payable annually AZ the time ~
| the payment OF tho srvcrh, installments
! OF the assessments aforesaid from tho
| dnte OF the taking ERECT OF this ord
| nance. that the frat installment Of said
ass.ssmonts together with the accrued
/ Interest on the deferred installments. shall
| he payable on the 1911 day VI December.
1921 and the remaining deferred Instal.
menis. with the yearly interest on the
/ unpaid instHlluentR. shall he payable on
/ the 18th dag Of December ~ each succeed
Ing year untll all Ahsll be paid.
/ Provided, however, that any Of he own
er. of the lots or parcels Of land so as
! - consecutive weeks following tho date
~ tho first publication VI this ordinance
/, pay 10 tho City Auditor ~ the city OF
Tulsa, the fun amount ~ the assessments
! % ieyicd against their said lots and par,
/ cells Of land and thereby release such
property from tho lien OF such assess
/ nents
SECTION a. That this ordnance shall
be published FOR twenty- elmo RyD conse
cutiye days In the TulAs' Daily world
! newspaper published In the city of Tulsa
/ oklahoma, that the publication of thi
. ordinance az required by law shalt b
taken and regarded as sufficient motto
mcnts hereby levied by the terms OF thi
| ordinance.
SECTION o. That all .ordlnanees o
| parts Of ordinances In conflict with tn
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed
SECTION 6; That an emergency e,
lists for the preservation of the publ
health and safety, by reason whereof n
ordinance shall take effect from and y,
ter rs passage. approval and publication
ruled upon separately aud approved III
ard day of December. 1920
APPROVED this ard day OF Dsesmbc
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pRJSSIANlSM Still, LIVES.
Mayor of Town Maintains Military
Etio,lcttc In Interiors.

BERLIN. Dec. II. 49, Militarism
and Prussianism OF the old order
still dominate many small towns
according to the Vossiche Xeitung
organ of the democratic party in
the small West Prussian town
Freystadt * a mayor who. unbeliev-
able as 1t may sound. treats his 20.
lice like recruits during the reign oi
Wilhelm the Vanished. Because
Policeman Belrowski left the pres-
cnCe of Mayor Wende without max
ing the regulation about face, tn,
mayor fined the policeman nine
marks"
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SPREAD FIUME PROPAGANDA
Aviator Flies Over Italian Towns
Dropping Literature.

ROME, Nov. 29,-- Aviator from
Fiume have been repeatedly allowed
recently to fly over Italian towns
dropping propaganda leaflets. They
have gone so far as to use an Italian
aerodrome for refurnishing their
fuel.
One Fiume aviator flew over par,
Lament buildings and dropped an
insulting message calling for the
conclusion of the 1talian-J -Jugoslav
reaty at Rapallo, afterwards obtain
Ing a supply OF gasoline for the re-
urn journey to Fiume.
On the journey home the aviator
encountered engine trouble and was
forced to land in San Marino, the
little republic with about 1000 pop
ulation, within the boundaries OF
Italy,
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ns Gaze Man Tactics
Land Ardent WOOer
IN House of Correction

y'%sobtRN, Mass, Dec. IT,
abomo, Garlen had been reading
low cave men and how women
ySe We '.m masterful."
n.,.h vent into the home OF n
by s,o, and tried to take his wife
ins '',m with his impetuous WOO
shs ne told her he loved her.
Ts"'d him to get out.
brooyh," woman, who is married,
an end H' NE cave mans" suit to
eour, win a broom. In district
ssaln,,s she appeared as witness
mon,ha was sentenced to three
ana anh IN the house OF correction
''ea'ed' being held in 5000.
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ROSCOE ADA MS.
Cashier.

published in Tho tulsa Dsiiy world, De-
cembos 2, g. .. 10, II, ~, l9. ~. Is, ls'
~, Is, 10. 20, e. 22, -. a. %, 20. a. ~
20. 80, "a, 1920 January l, and T.
1927 World Publishing Company, Pub
ORDINANCE No. 2iis.
An Ordinance to apportiOn. levy and
asasss special taxes IN payment ~
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT 40 IN,
az created and established hy OrdI-
nance No. 2oS2, and declsrng an
WHEnEAs. 10 pursuanoe of the pro.
visions ot the Charter II tho CITY OF
state Of Oklahoma, Tor such ta,fH made
and provided, the said Ciy did by OrdI-
nance No. 2Os2 create and establish
SEWER DISTRICT No. III and after de-
Clarng II necessary to cuustruct sewers
ia sad SEWER DlsTHtCT NO. III. .hy
on tho 2Gth day of June, 1920, let 10
Tlbbets 4 Pleasant. Inc, Contractors, a
certain contract for the construction ot a
certain sanitary sewer Ia SEWER DIS
THlcT 80. III; and,
WHEREAS. IN pursuance of said con-
tract said Tlbbets and Pleasant Inc,
mas constructed n certain sanitary sewer
IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO, III and
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved By the City Engi'
necr and the BOsrd of Commissioners Of
the city OF Tulsa, and
WHEREAS. IN further pursuance o
the statutes Of the State Of Oklahoma
aforcsaid, and under the terms OF tn,
charter ~ the said city Of Tulsa. Okla
homl, n ~ deemed necessary by tn
Board Of Commissioners OF tho city o
Tulsa, Oklahoma, To levy and assess
special tax upon the property lsbls T.
| Hssessment in said SEWER DISTRICT No
i7i. W reason Of tho construction VI sal
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SECTION .. That the assessment here
by levied On each Of the above mentioned
lots ana parcels OF land are hereby do.
ciared to be lien upon such lots and
| parcels of land to ,he same extent as
other taxes and shall be collected ana
| enforced IN the same manner as other
taxes in and for the city of Tulsa, Okla
homa are collected.
SECTION 3; That all assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three CD
equal annual installments as authorized
by said statutes OF the state Of Oklahoma
for such cases made and provided that
rate OF eight b) per cent PER annum, pay
able annually at the time OF the payment
Of tho several installments of the assess
mcnts aforesaid from the date Of tho
taking effect o. this ordinance; that the
first instslmont OF said asseIsments to-
deferred installments, shall be payable on
the 18TH day OF December. 1921. and the
remaining deferred instailm.nts, with the
yearly Interest on the unpaid installmcnts.
shall be payable on tn. 10Th day Of DO.
cernber OF each succeeding year until all
shhll he paid.
Provided, however that any OF the own
ers OF the lots or parcels NJ land 80 as.
tessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
Of the fret publication OF This ordinance:
Tulsa, the fun amount OF the assess
ments so levied against their said lots and
parcels OF land. and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such assess
menta
SECTION q That this ordinance shall
| be published for twenty- nine t29) consecu-
tive dave IN the Tulsa DAILY world, a
newspaper published In the CITY Of Tulsa
| Oknsoma; that the publication ~ this
ordinance as required By law shall be
| taken md regarded as sufficient notice
| TO all persons interested In the ASSESS
nents hereby levied by the terms OF this
| ordinance
| parts OF ordinances In conflict with tho
| provisions ~ this ordinance. Insofar as
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j. T.. BYRD. Jr.
Cashier.

Cashier.
Puriished IN -,hc .Tulsa Daily world
nS'f'n'is iS i9' is 'io' 49, H. ss. a. a, 60 ss
81, -. 20, 80. 81. 1890. January /. 2. 1
and g.. 1871 World Publishing Com.
'""'' oRpi>NScr No. a,,e
An Ordinance 10 appofion. levy and
asseos special taxes In payment of tho
cost VI constructing sanitary sewer
~ SEWER DISTRICT No. i61. ~
created and established by Ordinance
No 1921 and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, in pursuance OF the provl'
s,ous ~ the charter ot tho city " Tulsa
oklahoma. and the statutes Of the state
Of oklahoma, for such "sscs made and
No 1921 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT 80 iG3 and after declaring II
necessary ~ constrye, sewers IN said
Visions ~ Ordinance No. 1891, ala on
the 2tth day ~ December, 1919, let tu
Thhets loasau' Contractors. n certain
sanitary sewer 10 SEW ER DISTRICT NO.
l63 and
WHEREAs. In pursuance of said con.
trac, said Tihhcts 4 Pleasant has con
struct"d u certain sanitary sewer IN said
SEWER DISTRICT No. lcl. and tho work
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by tho city Engineer and tn.
Hoard Of Commissioners Of tho city of
Tulsa, and
WHEREAS, In further pursuance Of tho
statutes @ fthe state ~ Oklahoma. atoro-
said. and under the terms OF the char
ter OF the said Ciiy OF Tulsa Oklaho-
ma ~ IL deemed necessary by the BOARD
of tommissiorcfs VI the CITY OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, to lovy and assess n special
tax upon the property liable to ass.ss-
ment In said SEWER DISTRICT No. isl..
by reason OF the construction Of said
sewer and to pay for the same, and
WHEREAS the total cost ~ the CON
struction of said sewer In said SEWER
| DISTRICT No ls3. including extras. has
been ascert,ined and IN hereby declared
| TO be the sum Of sis,t.b5. all of which II
| 30 be levied hy special assessment against
| the lots and parcels ~ land benefited by
| tho construction ~ said sowcr In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l63 and
WHEREAS. all legal reuuiremcnts have
/ been complied with 20 authorize the levy
/ of the assessments against said lots and
| parcels so liabl" for the cost ~ construc-
| ton ~ said sewer In said SEWER DIS
! TNlCT No. i63, In tho amounts herein
after specified In Section / OF this Ordi-
| nance.
| NOW. THEREFORE, nE IT ORDAINED
Jay THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY of TULSA. OKLA
| IIOMA:
SECTION /; That there shall be. and
| there IL hereby apportioned to and levied
| upon and assessed against the several lots
| and parcel, Of land In said SEWER DIS
! THlCT NO. 1853 In the CITY OF Tulsa, okla
/ houa. 80 benefited by the construction OF
| said sewer. as a special tax, to pay for
| the construction Of said sewer, the
| amounts respectively, az follows.
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LEGAL

SECTION ?. Thst tNs assessments here.
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de
olarcd to be lien upon such lots anu par
cc,s ~ land to the same extent as uthei
IN the same manner ss other taxes In and
for tho city " Tulsa. oklahoma. are col
l.cted
SECTION .. tina, all assessments here
by levied shan be divided into three t1
equal annual lnstallments as authorized BY
sad statutes OF the Statc ot oklahoma for
such ease made and r-ayiied that IN. as,
eight s Per cent per annum, PAYABLE an.
nually ~ the time OF the payment of the
several instailmonts Of the said assess
menis. from the dat. ot tho taxing effect
Of this ordinance. that the first Install
mcnt " said assessments, together with
stsllments shall be payable on the 18Th
day OF December, 1871, and the re-.
OF the first publication OK this ordinssce
yearly interest on the unpaid installments
shall be payable on the 18TH day q
Deeemh.r of each succeeding yoar untn
Provided. however. tnat any ot the
owners OF the lots or parcels ot land so
80 consecutive weeks following the isy
pay to the City Auditor of the City Of
20 levied against their said lots and par-
GELS of land and thereby release such
property from tho lien OF such assess.
ments
SECTION I; THAT this ordinance shan
| be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily world. a ncws
tho The pusiica,ion Of Of ,Sis , ordinsnee ] a. 'ps re-.
qured by law shall be taken and regarded
ss sufficient notice to all persons inter
cstCd In the assessments hereby levied by
the terms OF this ordinanc.
! SECTION d: That an emergency exists
| for the preservation cf tho pubic health
and SAFETY by reason whereof this ordin -
ance shall take effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication.
~ a.I
ruled upon rspsratoly and approved this
| lVth day of November, 1920.
! APPROVED, thi. Asth day OF November.
| 1890.
| T. ~. EVANS,
Mayor.
Attest.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
| city Auditor.
Approved;
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tPubllshed IN the Tulsa Daily world
is, Il, il. Is, 90, 81, 2s. 80, "a, 30, 90,
e. e. 20, 80 a. lo59; ,,,,,s Ssn9sry l. z, D.
'a"'' 6RDiSiNCE NO. sIos
An Ordinance TO appprtlou, levy ana
asscss special taxes in payment OF tho
cost Of constructing sanitary sewer
in SEWER DISTRICT no 81 AS Gre
ated and established by Ordinance No.
I'll. and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. IA pursuance ~ the prOyi-
slons of tho charter OF the City ~ Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and the statutes of tho state
81 oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided. tho said city did by Ordinance
to III create and establish SEWER DIS
1RlCT no. CT. and after declaring Il
sEWER DISTRICT No. 81 by the proyi-
SONS Of ordinance No. al, dld on the
ith day - May. 1917, ,et to W. W Fullor.
Contractor certain contract for tho con
Etruction ot certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 6l, and
WHEREAS, in pursuance of SAID con,
tract, said " W. Fuller has rpnsttucted
DISTRICT NO 81. and the work under
said contract has been accepted and sp.
proved by the Ciiy Engineer and the BOARD
Of Commissioners Of the tity OF Tulsa and
WHEREAS In further pursuance Of tho
statutes OF the state Of Oklahoma. Hfore-
| said. and under the terms ~ he Char
ter OF the said city of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
IL Is deemed necessary by the Board Of
| Comnllssioners Of the Clty OF Tulsa, okla
| horna 10 levy and ASSESS a special tht
upon the property lahlc 10 assessment
| IN said SEWER DISTRICT No. 81 by rea
son of the construction of said sewer ana
| to nay TO- the same, ana
WHEREAS no total cost ~ the con.
| uruction ~ said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT 80. ~, including extras has
| been ascertaIned and is hereby declared
| 60 be the sum OF t8.lb792. all ~ which II
| 10 be levied BY special assessments against
| the lots and parcels Of land henefited by
| the construction Of said sewer Ia SAID
! SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81; and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
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LEGAL

tpnbii,hcd.i in rmse ua'ly WORD Soy -.
Dec, 1. ? g. T. 5, 8, l. \, ., 10 II. u
is. ~ 10, is, II Is. 10. 80. 81. 90, 9s.
q. IS. %. and ~. World pubnshins
Company -
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEErtNG or
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE UNION
NATIONAL nANk OF TULSA
Notice IL hereby given - the .hafe
holders of The Union Ssticnel Rank "
Tulsa, that u special mcctine " the share
holders has been called by the Directors
for and will b. held ON Tsesday, pccem
ber rs. 1890, at the hour .f ten O'Clock
4 NJ, at the banking houss ~ said Bank
In the City VI Tulsa. DklshomA.
The object nf tho meeting - TO consider
and Co pass upon piap of consol lidatiou
between The First National Bank ~ Tulsa.
and The Union Nstionsi Rank " Tulsa,
under the charter ~ The First Netionsi
Bank ~ Tulsa. as proposed by an agree
incnt between the Directors " the two
said banks and under tho Act of congress
ut November z. ipiN providing Tor the
consolidation of Nstinnn Banks
By order of Board of Directors.
Dated this s9th day Of November, 1870
W. H.. BROWN
President.
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srEClNL NOTICES

PUBLIC AUCTION
For sale two carloads OF good horses.
mares and mules at Mitchell's Auction
Nard saturday December is 2 n. m.
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F0RD TON TRUCK. pneumatic tires, Al
condition, ternts. Ryan Pattilio. .ss
~ Maln.
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RiLY PERSONAL

WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANiTARfUM
A home for the care ana protection
Of young women, rs,er reasonable. babies
adopted. Or ~ ~ Newman, medical
director, ibi7 w Msir. oklahoma City.
PARAMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement. private, rric"- reason
able, may work Ter board babies adopt
ed. write FOR booNlet. Mrs r. II. Long.
teil T.. 21th st.. Kansas city Mo.
pp ypt KNOW WHAT ~ tfNprR ala
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

Eells, of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. c. D
Horsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawthorn
and Charles Webb.
on the Aloha, with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Curtiss' James, were A. R. Whit.
ney, William de Forest Manice. Frank
Griswold, of Philadelphia, and Henry
James, A
Robert E. Tod had large partv on
board his yacht Saelmo.
Other yachts noticed following the
racers were the Edithe, John II. Hanan:
the Narada, Henry Walters. with .
large party on board; the Cynthia, M
.. Mills, the Casiana, Edward T.
Doheny; the Sialia, Henry Ford, with a
party of men aboard; the Fordell, F. J.
anderson; the Sachenl, M. B. Metcalf:
the Colonial, George Dearborn: the
pixie, George r. Byer; the Juniata
george w. Elkins; the Colonia. August
=. Dole; the Pellons, Sam. L. Salve:
the Levanda, Charles M. Everest; the
Irniwha, Henry w. Anderson; the
Sybilla I'd, John F. Fetz Sd: the
Hslcyon, E. M. Russell; the Osprey
G. N. Basford: the Barinda, Henry VI
Savage; the Mohican, Robert w. Per
the Remlik Sd. w. S. Kilmer; the
Mystery, Thomas A. Clarke; the North
Wind Charles Martin Clark; the
Anona, Mrs. j. Elizabeth Buhi; the
Lounger I'd, Ingls NJ. Uppercu and the
Elvira, X. B. Horne. The Sovereign
of the Coast Guard, was also one of
the trailing fleet.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

gained step by step. She moved along
at a fairly good clip and the Associated
Press plane was forced to bank in a
wide circle to keep her in view, while
Captain Burton and his men fought to
avert catastrophe.
Two liIuIe figures, mere dots on the
challengers deck, Skinned up toward
the masthead. With persistence that
did credit to their Drawn and their
Anglo-Saxon pluck, they mounted, every
moment nearer and nearer approaching
the aerial observer lowering to witness
what they would do.
Offending Sail Released
1t was all over in a moment. The
offending sail, released from whatever
snarl was causing it to embrace the
mast, slipped in heap to the deck,
where it must have caused the pilot of
The Associated Press flying boat to OBJ
serve that there is decided difference
between the propellers of yacht and
an airplane. Perhaps it made him
shudder over the thought of his pro-
peller wrapped grotesquely about one
of his highly ornate and varnished
struts.
Though the weather was clear on the
ground, q low hanging mist shortened
miles in each direction where sky and
sea were welded by circular band OF
Opaque white. This made it difficult tc
get the wide view OF the vast stretch
nf Hs,tcr serving as race course fol
the Irish and American yachts, which
was possible during Saturdays race.
From 2 point in the center OF the
imaginary triangle, only hazy pros
pect of the Long Island shore to the
north and the New Jersey .coastline or
the west, could be obtained.
Objects directly below or within q
radius of five miles or less, all around
were plainly visible from an altitude
seldom exceeding 1000 feet. The
fleet of steam yachts, excursion boats
and small craft which attended the
first two trials was on hand. more
generous display of bunting and pen.
nants on these spectator craft sug.
gested that Metropolitan merchants
must be capitalizing the yachting
classic as booster for their bright
colored wares.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
fickle Winds Keep Cre,us
And Shippers on the Jump

FROM A SEAPLANE OVER RACING
COURSE, July 20s (By The Associated
Press ).-Variable winds, which now
waited advantage to the challenger
and then shifted its transient favor to
the Americas Cup defender, made to-
days race for the international yacht
ing trophy by far the most interesting
thus far sailed in New York's outer
harbor.
In contrast to the apparent inactivity
of the crews Of Shamrock ~ ard Res
olute on the first trial of the second
event, as viewed from the air, to- day s
spectacle gave the correspondent of
The Associated Press and the pilot OF
his swift moving aerial observation
station as much as they could do to
keep UP with the varied maneuvers the
two sloops went through.
Struggling to take advantage of
every breath of air, which blew first
from the northwest and later veered
to northeast, with occasional gusts from
the other points of the compass, the
two rival shippers had their men dart
ing here and there over slanting decks
with lightning rapidity or swarming at
word of command into the rigging
to wrestle with recalcitrant spar O,
sail which fouled in the setting.
Upton Sailors Kept Busy =
The green-hulled challenger, partic
ularly in the early stages Of the con-
test. when it looked as though Sil
Thomas Lipton's fleet craft was AGAR
being outpointed in skill and strategy
kept pair or more or her nimble
sailormen in the shrouds good par
of the time
Just after making good getawa.
from the starting line, Shamrock ~
bungled the job of getting into oper
alton one of her big sails before th'
mast: 1t looked as if the troublesom,
rag had succeeded in wrapping itsel
about everything in sight except tn
breeze, which it avoided with many 1
flap and quiver.
Meanwhile the snub-nosed racer wa
making some headway with her othe
canvas which was drawing a share o
the tickle breezesa though Resolut
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

mark. The interest in this stage Of the
race was small, and it looked most de-
cidedly as though the race would be
called off
Shamrock continued to gain steadily,
and Sir Thomas gained in joviality also.
At the first turn, the greatest demon
stration Of the entire races burst forth.
The steamer Plymouth started the gen.
eral bedlam by letting out long blast
in honor of the challenger. This was
taken up by every other craft following
the two yachts.
The same demonstration was con-
tinued at the second mark. This time,
however, the breeze had veered 10 the
south and freshened materially. The
other craft crowded around the steam
yacht Victoria and began to shout their
congratulations to Sir Thomas, who re-
piled by chcerily waving his hat to all
from the bridge of the Victoria.
Henry Ford in his yacht Sialia, came
over and led the cheers of his guests
for Sir Thomas