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The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
PLAY TO DEPICT
NATIONS WARS
Pageant of Veterans Por-
trays Battle Scenes In
u. S. History.

Final dress rehearsal of the
pageant. IN the Line of Duty"
which is to be part of the program
for the national encampment of the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, will be
held at 80 o'clock this afternoon
at the Sylvan Theater.
The pageant opens with the dayS
before the Mexican war, and his
tory of various wars will be pOr-
trayed down to the welcome-hOme
scene following the close of the
world war. Aiding Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest in producing the
pageant is Miss Elizabeth b. Schrin-
er, VINO has paid particular atten-
tion to the groupings. One of the
prettiest scenes is the fall of San
tiaEO. after which Miss Marie Good
ing does a Spanish dance. The
whole pageant has been rehearsed
with flood lights and spots work
ing from Monument Hill and the
automobile crowds have been get
ting Elimpses of the show every
night for the past week.
Another Of the scenes depicts the
capture of Manila in which Henry
CuthbertsOn will be the captain of
Dewey's Flag Ship and F. J. Have
lick his aid. Benjamin Click will
play the part Of the Spanish COVER
nor at Santiago while Samuel H. ia
CObsOn will be President Polk and
Bert Fraser Sam Houston in the
earlier scenes. In some of the other
scenes will be Mrs. Laura Hall, Mrs.
Rachel Fraser, Mrs. Margaret Lid
stone, Mrs Gertrude Clark, Miss
GUnnisOn and Miss Britton. The
Marine Band will play the music
numbers and Community Service
Will close the program with mass
singing.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
DENIES DRY" LEAGUE
SREPUBLICAN BODY
Public Ledger ServiceD

Wayne B. Wheeler. general coun-
sci for the Anti-Saloon League,
yesterday denied the charge made
by f. H. Moore, manager for Gov.
James NJ Cox. that the Anti
Saloon League is a Republican or
ganization. He brought the counter
charge that Mr.. Moore had been an
active anti-Prohibitionist and was
aligned with the liquor interests in
Ohio. He also charged that money
was being expended by the liquor
interests in an effort to elect a
wet" Congress.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
OUTBREAK IN BOSTON

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE number of
infantile paralysis cases in Massa-
chusetts has now reached the pro-
portion of an outbreak, largely con-
fined so far to the metropolitan
district. DR.. Lyman A Jones, acting
first deputy State health commits
sioner, said today.
1T can properly be termed an out
break" said DR.. Jones. Every
possible step is being taken to
cope with the situation"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Why Suffer
With Piles I
No Matter If TOu Have Tried Msul
Others There StiII Is Hope I'm
Pyramid Pile SuppOsitorfes.

Try Pyramid just as quickly az
you can. II should give quick relic,
and has saved many from an opera,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

set a new mark in acting not
only for himself but for the whole
American theater.
Weaves Court Story.
The story of For the Defense"
in brief concerns a certain char
latan who claims a knowledge of
psyche Therapeutics, takes ad-
vantage of the stories told by
his patients and If they do not
submit to blackmail has the tales
printed in gossip newspaper
with the names omitted but the
personalities sufficiently indi-
Gated to be unmistakable One
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

day he is found murdered A
servant in the house, formerly
convict, has been sent to cash
check for large sum. She is
arrested when attempting to
leave the city. The police con-
struct a case of circumstantiaI
evidence against her which re-
suits in conviction. All this time
the prosecuting attorney has
reason to think that his fiancee
committed the crime. She dis
appears and can not be located
and he has no way to disprOve
the case against the servant.
Just after the jury has brought
in a verdict of guilty against the
servant. the girl turns up and
the real story of the crime is
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Army Building Burns.

Newport News. Va. Sept IL
Fire of an undetermined origin
completely destroyed the army ad-
ministratiOn building formerly used
as headquarters of the port embar-
katlOn, at loss variOusly esti-
mated at from $4,000 to SIS, 900. As
a result of the fire the army estab-
lisnment in this section is cut off
from Independent communication
by telephone and telegraph from
Camp Eustis, Fort Monroe and
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
ALAND ISLAND FOLK
TOHOLD PLEBISCITE
washington HcraId-PubIic Ledger
Service, Special Gable DiSpateh.D

Copenhagen. Sept. 1.-The Swed-
ish foreign department received in
formation today that the interna-
tional judicial committee appointed
by the league Of nations has de-
Cided the question of ownership OF
the Aland Islands is not an in
tcrnal matter. but one to be settled
by the league as a whole.
As the result Of that decision,
the statement is made that resi-
dents Of the islands will be given
an opportunity to decide for them
selves whether they will be part
Of Sweden or Finland, as was re-
Quired when the subject was dis
Cusssd by the league council at a
recent sitting
Further consequence Of the YER
dict will be the withdrawal of the
Finnish military and police govern
ment from the islands.
Copyright. 1920, by Public Ledger Coz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
Knnsns wildcats.

In barton county. Kansas, Chey-
cnno OIL & Gas Co. No. ! sooy' IN
southwest OF southwest OF 21-lb-
l2w, is drilling at 2025 fcot.
In Barber county, Kansas Holl-
dnv. ct al, No. Gibson Ranch, IN
southoaat OF southwest OF ll-dO-
i2w. IL drifting at 1880 feet Inter
Sea Ser. corporation No. ! NlnterA
i'm center OF south line OF southeast
~ soutbeast of 2l-32-1Aw, is "A rig up.
Same compiny No. 1 Elsea, In south
wcst of southwest OF 27-32-liw, Is
rig up.
In Chase county, Kansas, National
Refining Co. and Marland No. i
Southworth IN Bouthcnst OF north-
yyegt OF ig-1s-Go. is underreaminB az
1910 feet. Same company No. !
Southworth In northeast OF south-
west OF lQ1S.6e, IL undcrrohming AT
1900 feet. i2imhurst Investment co,
No. | Rhodes, in Exc OF southweN
Of 24-1g.0e, is drilling at lS00 feet.
Empire Gas and Fuel company
No. 1 Allison In northeast of north
west OF 20-2O-So. II drilling at 22bO
foct, Marland Refining Co. No. 4
Newman In northeast OF northwest
of 3l-SO-9e, ia drilling at 22OO feet
Merriman a. Findciss No, | Dwele
i'm northeast of southwest OF south
east OF t-2l -5e. IL shut down at llOb
feet. Noble oil corporation No. l
Clothler IN northwest OF southwest
of southwest OF 24-2i-5e. Is dry and
abandoned, total depth 2GOS feet.
Bankers and Cattlcmen No. l Pan
key IN southwest OF northeast OF 81
else, is dry and abandoned, total
depth 2SI0 feet Alter, ct al, No, l
Rogler In northwest Of southwest
Of southwest Of 32-21-Sc, is shut
down at 240O feet. Springstcad, ct
al, No. / Nation In northwest of
southeast OF 91-21-9e, Is spuddcd In
and shut down; litigation. Tidal
OH Co. No. ! Borne I'm southwest -of
southeast OF 20-22-6c, is uuderreani-
ing at 1900 feet. Phillips Petroleum
Co. No. / Hartley in southwest OF
southwest Of 35-22-9o, Is shut down
at 2707 feet
In Cloud county Kansas Hover
ton, ct al, No. 1 Byrues In north
west OF northeast of northeast OF g.
S-lw, les shut down NJ 220O feet.
In Comanche county Kansas, In
ter Sea Serv. corporation No, /
Shaw In southeast OF northeast OF
36-2l-16e, is drilling at 1850 feet
Same company No. l Mcltobects in
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LEGAL.

. llh.I Y sc REET from the cast lire ~
,'.n Hu'el to the c"st line of dtcon"ood
FRsT 'rHEEr. from IN css, line of
street
LEWIS Avenue. from tho south line
~ ,Nif rhl boulevard TO th" north line
,TtS NJ AVENUE. from the north line
9i SO miral boulevard 10 the creek -Chcro-
90. fi.RHAcE DRIVE. from west line o,
NPt'r Avenue TO the east line u Park
RAILROAD CROSSINGS. ST. Louis san
ffhtcis'p Railway CompauLH railroad
crossings a. Boulder Avenue Cincinnati
AEsnos' ,.,SooS' Ghsyenne Ayegnos Elgin Aysnae
a cnue. Main street Trenton Avenue.
uves =, rys9qs gN,E victor Avenue ,,,
kHnsH \ Texas Railway Cone
ss a"s. nkoaa Ays%ae '3'an'' noaa.r AFsSs' SSs
nue. Elwood Avenue Lewis Avenue, Madi-
son Avenue, Maybou Avenue. Norfolk
Avenue Pearl Avenue. quincy Avenue
Rockford Avenue second street sixth
nur. Main street.
For further details As TO the material
plans and methods ot construction ~ be
used In Improving ssid streets and avenues
bidders are referred TO the plans and
spccincauonN therefor approved by the
Hoard Of Commissioners and 60 the resnlu.
necessity q! ana providing FOR the im-
ufovsmcnt 10 -aid portions of said streets
specifications are on nle\in The offce II
tho city Auditor ana copies u said roso.
tuition will be furnished upon application
therefor az the office ~ tho CIV Audiior
The entire cost Of said improvements on
said portions OF said STREETS and avenues
and each of them. shall be appurtloned
nbutiing property liable 20 assessments
therefor and the owners thereof In accord.
anco with the provisions ~ Article g. of
the Charter Of the city Of Tulsa okla
huma, and payments TO tho contractor
VIII he made Ia tax bills ovidencinK said
assesamcntH
may BE- awarded will be required To FUR
nish construction and guaranty bonds IN
accordance with the provisions of tho
specifications and statutory bond CON
material bills, said bond 10 be In an
amount equal TO twenty-five t25j per cent
400 per cent respectively. ot tho esti-
mated amount Of the work. based upon
the prico bid IN the proposal. exclusive
% the engineering and advertising charges
said bonds 20 be executed by tho contractor
and aNBurety or suretios acceptable to tho
Board Of Commissioners.
Bids must he upon tho proposal sheets
furnished by the city Engineer and each
bid must be accompanied by a separate
certified check on some solvent bsnk.
banking house or trust company in an
amount OF the approximate total cost OF
tho work, based upon the bids with which
submitted. The Board Of Commissioners
Of said city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and bidders are caution.
ed TO observe all the conditions set out
in the specifications and bigdins sheet.
BIDS received as aforesaid will be con-
sdcrcd by the Board OF CommiSsioners at
meeting to be held at the City Hall In
the city 81 Tulsa OklaI omA, At o'clock
a m. Friday, October ist 1920.
All bids are required 10 he placed on
file In the city Auditors office for in
spection forty-eiEm hours after opening
before the award " rejection Of bids can
be made
Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sept II. 1890
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditap
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northcogi NJ southyycat Of 1g-l7 .ic.
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COW lMBIBED; OWNER HELD
sheriff, seeing Drunk Bovine, FINDS
Farmers Still Ncar

ugiGUToN. colo. Sept be
rur.' ON, of his COWS imbibcd TOO
t.reg ot Jur of whiskoy John
tuuuDr. farmer living near here, s
900 iIu today charged with violating
tUD prohibition law
Motoring along the road, sheriff
DutuIsy w1s delayed by the un-
s'1ly navigation OF the bovine. In
ycfIs1lIuE Doe discovered "a small
h1g .Het that had been thoroughly
soaked with whiaEcy from brOkci
Ilg Further search d.Boiosod much
moro ho1zo Bud "still'
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G'uhlishel In the Tulsa Daily World
q q Is 70 20 u AZ % "a Is Is y
World Publishing Company, Pu6lishers)
ORDINANCE NO. zo9J.
An Ordi1ance 20 apportion levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF tho
In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER Iss
in the city OF Tulsa. as created and
established by Ordinance No 2O5l;
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of the pro.
visions OF tho Charter % the CAY @: Tulsa
OF Oklahoma. for-such cases made and
provided the said city OF Tulsa did by
9Ed,neRee Ne ISsI 1921. create and establish
sss haSGF sewers 'SS: S ss s sE%ER P
HUMbER I6s by the provisions ot said
OF June. l930 let to Tibbetts q Pleasant
contractors, "a certain contract for the con
structon OF certain sanitary stwer in
SEWER ptsTRICT NUMBER ls6. and
WHEREAS. in pursuance Of said con-
tract said Tibbcts Pleasant have con-
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1866 and
the work under said contract has been
sGesp'cd S,n.g 9nd approved by the CITY I'm.
Of the city of Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS. in further pursuance of
the statutes OF the state Of Oklahoma
aforesaid, and under the terms OF the
Charter OF the said city ut Tulsa, OKLA
homa II is deemed necessary BY the
Board of Commissioners Of the city Of
Tulsa TO levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment In
said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER l66
by reason OF the Con1 rue tion Of said sewer
and t. pay Tor the, same. and.
WHEREAS, the total cost OF tho con
struNtiun Of said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 100. including extras
have been ascertained and Is hereby de-
clared to be the sum OF slOs 453.S3, all
Of which Is to be levied by special as
sessineuts against the lots and parcels Of
land benefited by the construction Of SAID
sewer In sstd SEWER DISTRICT NUM-
WHEREhS all legal requirements have
been com piled with TO authorize the
levy Of tha assessments against said lots
and parce Ella ot land 30 liable TOR tho cost
OF cons ,yurtiOn of said sewer In said
SEWER. DISTRICT NUMBER l66, in the
amountA hereinafter specified IN Section
l Of iris Ordinance,
NOW. "HEREFpRE RE 1T ORDAINED
BY 0THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
IONA:
SECTION /; That there shall be ana
thcre is hereby apportioned TO and
levied upon and assessed against the sew
eral lots and parcels Of land In said
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER l6s In ths
City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. so benefited BY
the construction OF said sewer, as a
special tax TO pay for tho construction OF
said sewer, the amounts respectively. AS
follows to-wit.
81 ~.
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SECTION .; That the assessments her
ny levied on each Of the above mention.
lots and parcels Of lRad are hereby az
ciarcd to be lien upon rucn lots an Ah
parcels Of land "a the same extent As oihs
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
the same manner as other taxes IN ena !.
the city Of Tulsa Oklahoma, are ooNeeV'
SECTION 3; That all assessments hsf''
by levied shall he divided into three "
equal annual instRllments as autne'L'
by said statutes OF the state or kRhou'
fof such cases made and provides We
the assessments shall bear interest AT "
payable annually at the time Of the pa.
ment ofN the several installments q !.
said assessments from the date or "
taking effect Of this ordinance, tnal "
first installment Of said Assessments
gether with the accrued interest on y
deferred insta!lments shall be payh' . ~
the 18TH day OF December. 1890, ahn !.
remaining deferred instsllmeuN WIN u
yearly interest on the upaid inH'Nt 2, r.
shall be payablc+on the 18TH day "i ~
comber OF each succeeding year "A." :
shah be paid.
Provided, however. mat any NJ
owners Of the lots or parcels OF .hn,
1sseFsed may at any time during 'ar ,1
90 consecutive weeks following 'ne .1
Of the first publication Of this ofl.a4"
paw to the city Auditor Of the CIV
Tulsa, the full amount OF the hsse'-H.e
so leved against their said lot and lail
Of land and thereby release suth tI'T'
from tho lien OF such assessmeh'H ~
SECTION I; That this ordinan .,j
be published for twenty nine CoN-'..r
dryr. IN the Tulsa paily World.
paper published In Tulsa, oklahoM'. 4
the publication Of this ordinance p
qulrcd by law shall be taken ana Ttes,
as sufficient notice 20 all persons I
ested In the assessments hereby leNA1
the terms OF this Ordinance
SECTION O.. That all ordinances
parts of ordinances IN conflict WIN 4
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar III
such conflict exists, are hereby Trl'a,.,
SECTION 9: That an ernsrcfi'sl :. n
for the preservation OF the put ~
and safety. by reason whereof lhis -,
ance shall take effect from ana at"
passage. approved and publicaiI'h
: PASSED, and the emergency
ruled upon separately and approves
i4th day of September, i9-e r.-,.-i
APPROVED. tAis lith day o. ~
Der. 1890. .,.g ,f,ysc
Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor,
FRANk L. DUNCAN. city AtiorHaH
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ReboId's Extension Wen In

John H. Rohold'H tcst on inc
Dixon Washington farm In INC
.outhwoat corner OF the southeast
OF tho southeast Of 1b-l4-ll, In re-
portod ia bc flowing nt tho rate
Of 20 barrels per hour
This well extends tho PHILIPPE
Vile pool considerably 90 tho north
and east sand was found from 2,79S
ia 2k3g foot
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

nids viii be received AZ the office of
the Tulsa Masonic Building Association.
2ob Kennedy Building, uutu O'Clock y. ul.
tTldayOCt. I, 40, Tor doing all the uec-
essary excavation and furnishing all ma
tcrials and lahoU for constructing the
foundation work for tho Masonic Temple.
90 be located at the corner ot seventh
and Boston streets. Tulsa, Okla. in ac-
cordanCe with the plans and spec irlcations
now on Tile In the office OF the said Asso-
citation.
The successful bidder viii he required
to furnish surety bond acceptable to the
Association within ten DAYS after tho
AWARD ut the contract. Certified check
payable 20 tho Hoard In the sum Of s per
cent Of the amount Of the bid Will be
required with each proposal A deposit
OF 90 viii be required for zach set Of plans
and pscitcationa.
Thk right TO reject any ana an bids is
reserved ny the Board of the Tulsa Ma.
sonic Building Association, An bids will
be opcrcd and considered by said Hoard at
a meeting 20 ho held In their office az
? o'clock a. m. on the second day ot
october 1890,
TULSA MASONIC BUILDING
------ ASSOCIATION.
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uf oil in hole. I1rnHdall, 81 al, so. !
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2G-34-Go, sand 2g3O.3Ul, feet 900 |
feet of oil I'm hole. National on co.
No. ] Brcln In southwest or huuth- ,
west Uf l-31-ic. ls shut down AZ dlVu !
foot Midwest OH Go. No. ] sterling I
lu center of apulh"17l "f northeast |
OF 3-3brnc, iH shut down at 200 lscl |
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ll-3ja6c, ia shut down ~ 5000 rect |
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southeast of tho northeast ot |
17-3b-7o, sand 2i5la76, total depth |
2S4O fcot, plugging back. Same COM |
pauy No. 8 ran city J.. a g. Co. ip !
ccntpr OF southwest ~ northeast ot |
17-3b-Tc, iH fishing at 1900 feet |
Samo company 40. II Fan city l.. & |
g. co. IN center south line of south
east OF northeast OF l7-j5-7c, i8 a
rig up, Southwestern Petroleum co, !
No | INNtl'y IN noflhtAhl OF tVulnr
west of I7-35-7c. rs fishing at 29l0 |
feet.
In Decatur county, Kansas, Hop
per OH G Gas co. No. 1 Hnrshman |
In southuast Of aouthcast of 31-l- |
SOW, is dry and abandoned, total |
depth 2537 fcct.
1, Dickirsop cop,ty IS,,sos Der-
ring N,rahau Ma "a f.. Dnnz in
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east of A-tA.2o a. fishiny n, Soo
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4OO-BdrTeI Wen in
Helritt Weld

Texas co has brought In No.
Dular1 IN tho southeast Of the norm
east of the northwest or 2I-fs-EW TOT
400 barrels initial In the 2'loO roo
sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
rICE.
IsEAIIn NIDS IOR STNEET pANINGD

Notice is hereby gwen that IN purru Ance
OF an order by the Board OF Commissi opors
OF the city Of Tulsa Oklahoma sealed
bids will be received at the office OF the
city Auditor OF said city untn O'Clock
niahing materials and performing the
work necessary In paving and otherwise
improving IN the manner and subject to
the conditions hereinafter svt out. the fol
lowing described portions Of the following
named streets and avenues IN said city
OF tulsa, to-wtts
CHEYENNE AVENUE from the aAgth
line OF Latimsr Street 10 the north II ~ OF
burgess Htu Addition.
DENVER AVENUE. from the north line
% Iattmer street to the north line OF
burgess Hll Addition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24

tPublished in The Tulsa Daily world.
September Is 10 20 ~ 20 80 "a. 1870.
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publlshoTB.)