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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
Tulsa Should Create
Purchasing Agent to
Secure Competition

In the belief that the establish.
ment OF a municipal purchasing
department would react with
great benefit TO Tulsa and that
citizens should know what the
value OF such an institution is,
the Purchasing Agents association
of Oklahoma will bring u. =.
Ritter. city purchasing agent for
Indianapolis, Ind, here to address
a public meeting on Tuesday eve-
ming, December IA. in the munich
pal auditorium. Mr.. Ritter will
state the advantages OF munici-
pal purchasing department and
will quote figures from the mu-
nicipal purchasing departments in
some Of the largest American
cities.
w. l.. Chandler Of Mishawaka.
Ind. president of the National
Association of Purchasing agents,
and l.. y. Boffey of Chicago.
national secretary. have also been
asked to speak. Special invita-
tions to the meeting will be sent
the mayor. city and county Of
ficials. Col. G. II. Douglas OF the
senior chamber OF commerce and
c. A. Border of the junior cham
ber OF commerce, the heads OF all
city clubs doing direct civic work.
state Senator II. L. Davidson,
Bailey He'll and Remington Rog-
ers. members OF the legislature
from Tulsa county. Citizens are
invited to attend the meeting In
the interest OF securing informa-
ing the city money by instituting
q department to do all the buying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
TROVATORE ENDS
0PERATIC WEEK
Tulsans Attest Approval
of Versatile Cast
Hoffman Pleases

Forming a fitting climax to q sue
cessfpl opera season. the San Carlo
grand opera company made its final
appearance saturday evening In "A
version of Verdi's I'll Trovatore" to
the largest audience of the week.
II there We're those in the audi
ence who thought themselves satiat-
ed with the popular opera, they
were awakened to fresh apprecia-
ton by the almost flawless rendi-
ton of Its ringing choruses. familiar
arias and the orchestration of its
matchless music. The selections
which constant hearing had robbed
Of their original luster took on new
beauty under the magic OF the San
Carlo artists. Even the anvil
Chorus" which has been "mur-
dered" so often that its ghost must
haunt amateur Orohestras became
u ringing thing of beauty voiced by
San Carlo members and accom-
panied by Merola's orchestra.
by all odds. tho star singers were
Giuseppe 1nzerillo as "Manrico," Vi
centc Ballester as Count Di Luna"
and Betuna Freeman as "Lcnora.
Inzerillo and Ballester did magnifi-
cent singing and held the audience
thrilled and interested throughout.
May Barron as the aged "Azucena"
transcended the difficult role.
II there was one scene superior to
another. 1t was the concluding one
in the prison cell. Miss Bettina's
heroine rolled forth golden and glo-
rious and were matched by the out
pouring Of Inzertllo.
The scenery was the most extern
sive OF any OF the operas. There
was a something about the cos
tunes that perfectly reproduced the
required impression.
"Talcs of Hoffman" Plcascs.
Tales Of Hoffman," the sixth of
the operas by the san Carlo com
pany, was played saturday afternoon
the stars were called back. Special
approval was awarded Gaetano Me-
rola, director of the company. as the
sweet strains Of the Barcarolle wove
themselves into the plot.
Giuseppe AgnOstini repeated the
success of his role in 'Ticia" by de-
picting the poet Hoffman with an
easy skill and tenderness that made
Of him an ideal lover. k2scobar. in
her Doll" song displayed remark
able control III her mechanical
movement, and in the sad. fatal
tones OF her Chanson d'Amour was
a most charming darling OF Fate"
The soft high flung notes or her arias
were equalled only IN those of her
Mad scene in Lucia" Madeline
Kettle was the irresistible Giulieta,
who caught and bound her willing
slaves. The clear sweetness OF her
voice was rivalled by her beauty as
she reigned supreme In Hoffman's IS
second affaire d. amour. May Bar.
ron carried the contralto part in It's
haunting low tones with the grn ce
OF an artist, and the song OF Mir.
acle, with Pietro De Biasi as the
wierd and sinister ghost OF dea, h
was the most tense Of the tragi,
songs In the third and most dra-
matte Of the love ventures Of the
poet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
HOGSHOOTER OIL
PIONEER IS DEAD
Oklahoma's First Field
Brought in by r. l..
Henry, Aged 76

Robert l.. Henry, I6 years old,
n,onecr oklahoma oil man. died Fri
5av night at his home In Chicago.
ercordlng to word received here Sat
"rdav afternoon. Mr.. Henry. who
Gas president OF the Henry Oil com
ranp. was born In Frankfort, KY,
in is4t. lie fought through the
civil war on the Union side.
Arer the war, Mr.. Henry moved
DO 81 Louis, where he entered the
irmher business. Later he was in
the same business In Chicago and
duluth. Early In the eos he entered
the oil game in West Virginia.
He came to ok lahonfa about 1906
locating near Bartlesville. II was
through him that the Hogshooter gas
field was brought In. The Hogshooter
field was at the time the biggest
gas field In the world. Directly after
bringing in the gas field. Mr.. Henry
was producer In the Bird creek
section and later built the Hogshoot-
or gis line. After constructing this
line ne was instrumental in getting
the large smclters in Bartlesville. AT
one time he also held the gas fran
chisc for Bartlesville and Collins
vile Although never a resident OF
Tulsa. Mr.. Henry, through his wide
oil holdings and dealings. was we'll
known here among the oil frater-
nifty.
He is survived by five sons, w. F.,
and W. w. Henry OF Tulsa: r. s.
Henry. who until recently had been
resident Of Tulsa, but about six
months ago moved to New York
Robert /. Henry. Jr.. OF Washington,
and n. B. Henry of Chicago. and one
daughter. Camille Henry, who lived
with her father.
The funeral will be held Monday
afternoon from the residence in
Chicago and interment will take
DlaC" there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
Teacher Who Whipped
Boy Freed of Assault
and Battery Charge

on the ground that Prof. d. p.
Collins, principal of Dawson
schools, had a legal right TO whip
Charles Gilbert, l2-year-old pupil,
for infra ctjons Of the rules of the
school, the charge of assault and
battery brought against Collins
was dismissed by Justice =. c.
Maxey at the conclusion OF the
trial Saturday.
Collins admitted he whipped
the boy with q switch November
22, and also stated that when the
mother, Mrs. Florence Gilbert,
came TO him and protested that
the punishment was too severe.
the teacher apologized to her, and
admitted he might have used
more force In the blows than
necessary. Two other boys
whipped at the same time, testi-
fled they were not hurt to any
great extent by the punishment
and the court after hearing the
testimony freed Collins Of the
charge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
DEPRESSION HITS
WHOLE COUNTRY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
meLt Is decreasing. but is still above
pre-war levels.
Conditions in the south vary con
siderably but unemployment is re-
ported growing generally.
The middlewcst reported severe
depression in automobile centers
with other conditions nearly normal
On the Pacific coast less unem-
ployment is reported. There Is un-
employment in the logging industry
neither a normal situation or labor
shortage for the rest.
Closing Its statement. the board
said:
Reviewing this picture of our
Unemployment Increases.
our country in all Its extent, 1t ap-
pears that there has been a decided
recession from She peak Of activity
and that some few industries ana
the districts dependent on them are
suffering from considerable uncm-
ployment. Also 1t Is apparent that
unemployment Is gradually increas-
ing, In other districts conditions
are normal or super and II,
some there is an actual shortage ol
labor.
"a resumption Of industrial &C.
tivities wou&. snow a shortage OF
labor throughout the country"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
LEGAL.
it:o. The world publishing Company.
oRpINANCr 40 sio-


'oRpINANCr 40. 2ioT.
An ordinance TO .pror,ion. ievy and as
rn pisTRicf No 10, n The q ciIy ot
Iulss, al. created aud established by or
dinauco No. 2Oii. and declaring an omer
eency
WHEREAS. In pursuance of tn. pro
visions Of the Charter ~ the city ~ Tulsa
utlshoms and tho statutes of the state ot
Ahome, Tor such eases made and pro.
Vidcd the said CITY of Tulsa did nv Otdin.
snce No 2oif create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NuMBrN les, and after haN-
ers IN said SEWER DISTRICT SuMprR
ls2. by the provisions ot said ordinance
No go15. did on the Sth day OF June, talo
contractors, certain contract tor tho
construction OF a certain sanitary sewer in
shMhh DISTRICT NUMBER iss. snd
WHEREAS. In pursuance ot asid contract
SAID ftbbets a Pleasant incorporated, have
constructed c"ttsln sanitary sewer In SAID
SEWER piSrRtCT NUMpER isP, snd
cept"d snd approved by the CITY kngins"r
"td the board ot Commissioners ot the
'itN " Tulsa. and,
WHbREAs In further pursuance of the
satutes ot the state " Oklahoma n'ote
,ati. and under tho terms ~ the chart
ot the said city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. " ~
missioner ot thu CIV Ot rulsN :, levy and
assess a special tax upSn ,he property y
able 10 assessment IN trii FEWEN DIS
rNicT NUMBER iss by -ea.In ~ the
construction y said sewer ana 20 pay Tot
tho same and,
WHEREAS the tota est ~ The con
struction Of said sewer ~ saii SEWER
DISTRICT .NuMnrR is. including ~.
tras, have been ascArtaiusl and - here
by declared to be the sum NJ tsS.'7t.21. ~
~ which IL TO be lcvied by sepsisl ss.
se-sinents ssains, the lots Ara pstc"ls Of
land bcn-fitted b. tho cons,tuctiun 4
said sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT r
NUMBER 100. and.
WHEREAS ell legal rcnremen's nave
been compiled with 60 authorize ths levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land so isbls fpr the ro,t ~
construction Of said sewer n sa,i SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 100. IN the amounts
hereinafter specified N Ssction OF tbs
Ordinance.
NOW, THEREroRE. RE 1T ORDAINED
ny THE HOARD OF COMMISSION.
Frs OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
NDMA'
SECTION f. That there shall he, and
there In hereby apportiopcd 10 and levied
upon and assessed AGAINST the several
lots and parcels OF land In aaid SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER i0 In the city Of
Tulsa. Oklahoma, so benefited by the
construction Of said aewer, as . special
tax TO pay for tho construction Of said
sewer. the amounts respectively an fo
lows. to-uiti
80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
CONSUMERS STlukE
Is PARTLY TO BLAME.

NAShlNGTON, Dec. 4.--NO nope
OF early relief from business depres-
sion Is held out in the monthly state
ment of the federal reserve board
made public tonight. Depression ex-
lists In most munities. the state
ment said, and one OF the basic
causes so far as the board could de-
termine, was consumers strike
and evident public determination
to wait for prices to come down.
Manufacturing activities continued
to fall during November. the report
said, IA wave of reduction sales BY
retailers have not resulted in in
creased buying which would caus,
resumption OF production in man,
lines. A corresponding decline ir
the buying power" reflected In thu
decreased volume OF trade OF al
kinds also was noted.
1T is impossible" the board con
tnued, ito estimate the extent tt
which the completion OF the read
Justment process may involve fur
ther sIackening OF employment anc
the increase OF commercial embar
rassment. The favorable elements ir
the situation are improvement oi
transportation and the easing o.
credit conditions"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
Report Gold Is Buried
Under Old CemeferU

ST GATHERINGS. ont. Dec. g.
Revival OF n legend that IN the war
OF 1881 "A large quantity Of gold was
buried under what is now Victoria
Lawn cemetery, which Is To- be clear
ed for buildings, has started u
stampede OF "laborcrs' FOR the
excavation Job.
According to the legend. u british
! paymaster buried the gold there and
being suddenly called To- meet an at
ack OF Americans on the border
| carved his initials on a tree trunk To-
| mark the place. lie IL said 60 have
been Killed In the battle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
FILL UP THE EMPTY
STOCKING FUND NOW
Continued PROM pAoE ONE

Continued FROM PAGE ONE
their dire straits. shrink from ap-
peal for charity and who would un-
der no circumstances have the har-
dihood to beg for baskets on Christ
mas day.
Though they themselves are mute,
the need of this family and alas, OF
TOO many others like them, cries
aloud for bit Of Kindness on the
part OF more fortunate fellow be-
ings, You who hear this call will
answer It today II you senI con-
iirouuon to the Empty Stocking
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
SALES EXPERT IN TULSA
w. ), Bruch to Tell Ad Men How 70
Make Their Ads Get Results

o. :, Bruch, sales expert. connected
win the Dallas offices of the South
western Advertising company. is to
W. tho principal speaker at the week.
" meeting of the Advertising club
IN me private dining room OF tho
Hotel Tulsa Tuesday noon. His sub
lect will be Back Your Advertising
through Your Sales Force" Bruch
was brought here to work out some
,Hhotty marketing problems for
local manufacturer.
u you are not interested In this
subject" states tho weekly club let
YER TO members. "we'Il consider you
q wise bird and call on you at some
iut""s time for q similar talk"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
5O.MilliOn-FOOt Gas
Wei Struck in Osaqe

Special TO The World
PAWHUSKA. Okla. Dec. 4.-The
largest gasser ever struck in Usage
county was brought in last night by
Charles B. Peters and J. c. Wright
man, number seven In the southwest
OF l3-23-s0, at depth of 1900 feet.
The flow IL estimated at fifty mil
lion feet. Numbers five and six In
the same quarter, are producing
eight hundred each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
Evans.

Funeral services for Harry Evans
SO years old. oil man. will be held at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
home of his father, j. II. Evans,
1920 South Elwood avenue. Mr..
Evans, who was injured last Tues
day in an accident, after the parade
OF Akdar Temple, died late Friday
afternoon at local hospital. Be
sides his father. Mr.. Evans Is sur
vived by q wife and small daughter.
Interment will take place In oak
lown cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
MOrfudry
Wilson.

Wilson.
Funreal services of George c. VIII
son, a carpenter, SO, who died FRI
day morning at a. local hospital, Will
he held sunday afternoon from the
United Presbyterian church corner
Of King street and Cheyenne ave-
nue., Rev. G. l.. Ncwcomb affic AZ =
ing. 1nterment Will be in Rose Hin
cemetery. Members Of the Carpen-
ters' union will attend in Il body.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
LEGAL.

mcnts from the dafs ~ mo taking effect
~ this ordinance. that Tho first install.
mont ot sstd s9scssr1 rnt- together win
the acvrued Interest on tho deferred IN
stailments shall be- payable on tho ibth
day ~ Dcccnb"t 1871. and tho r.
manning deferred t..stn .tmcnts with thy
yearly interest on thc unpaid iustailmcnts
becember " each succeeding year until
all shaft he PAID
Provided however that any ~ the
owners ~ the lots or parcels " land -
assessed may A. any time during tho four
90 cunscc utlVe weeks following the dhv
Of tn. fitst public tton ~ this ordinance
pay TO the City Nudltot ~ the Guy of
Tulsa, the full amount VI tho assessment =
80 levied against thyt Hsid tDfs and par
ce's ~ land and thereby reiensu sugh
property nom the lien ~ such aagcs9.
mruts
HECriON I, THAT this ordinance shall
hr published Tor four 90 tpnsDruf ive
weeks IN the Tulsa DAILY Wotid a news
usuer published IN Tulsa. Oklahoma, tha'
the publication ~ this ordinance a. re-
duir~d hV law shan be ttkru aui regarded
ested ir tho sase-smenis hereby levied by
the terms ~ fhis Htiinanr
SEC rlbS That an emergency yti .ta
for tn preservation ~ tho pub.ir het'th
and safety ny reason whereof this otiiu
ruCo shall taho affect from ana after ~
pssSage. approval and publication
PASSED and the emergency clause
ruicf upon separately atd approved this
lsth day II Noyemhor. 1890.
1889.
T. y EVANS.
Attest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
McnfiOla.

Mrs. Catherine MENDOZA. 2S years
old. died Saturday morning at a
local hospital. Funeral arrange
ments have not been made, pending
word from relatives at Dallas,
Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
MitS FHANK SENMAN.
City Auditor.

city Attorney
,rubl,shed IN Tulsa paiy World Nov. 80.
Dec. l. .. T. 4 B, q. D. N p, 10. ~. a..
IA, ~ ii, l6. &, rs 10. 20. a. ~ 2s
~ ,s, 20. ana 25 world Puhllshlng
Company
SOrltE or SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS OF rtIE First
NATIONAL uANk DF TULSA.
Notice IL hereby given 10 the share
holders Of Tho First National Bank of
Tulsa, that n Rpeoipl meeting ~ the rhare
holders has been called by the Directors
Tor, and will bc held ON Tuesday. Drcsm
her IS. 1890. AZ the hour of ton o'clock.
A. ". at the banking hnus" ~ raid Bank
In the city OF Tulsa oklahoma,
The object of the special meeting is TO
consider and To pass upun "a plan ~ con.
solldation betwecn Tho Flfst Nttidunl
Bhnk Of Tulsa and The Unlan National
Bank OF Tulsa, under the charter ~ Tho
First National Bank OF Tulsa. AZ proposed
by an agreement between tho directors
ot the two said banks and under tho Act
of Congress of November :. 1918. proVid
Ing for the consolidation Of National
Banks
uy order OF tho Hoard Of Directors
Dated this 2gth day Of November 1870.
q H. McCULiOUGH,
| . - Itesident
ROSCOE ADAMS.
Cashier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

CHICAGO Dec. John Slapicka,
tailor today killed his wife by cuttins
her throat with a raEor and then cut hi
own throat with the same blade. ~
died shortly after In a hospital. Domestic
quarrels are said by neiE hbors TO have
caused tho Staying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

LONDON. Dec. Armenia has de-
clared In favor OF q soviet government and
brotherly solidarity has now been estab
lished between Armenia and Turkey" said
u Russian wireless dispatch from Moscow
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.


Separate sealed proposals will he re-
c-ived by the Board of County Commis-
sioners Tulsa County oklahoma, until tina
hour of 2 o'clock y. m, Monday Drcem-
bcr Q. 1890. For the general construction
of one story stone building. on the Tulsa
County Poor Farm tabnut nine miles
southeast OF the city OF Tulsa, on hard
Duffaced road to Broken Arrow and for
the plumbing. steam heating and gas ~ q
tinEs In same. according to plans and
specifications on file with Lewis Cline.
county clerk.
Plans and specifications may he oh
tained from the County clerk Ipon the
deposit Of $500. which Will he returned
to contractors when plans and speolfcs-
tions are returned
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals submitted,
LEWIS CLINE, County Clerk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

BERLIN, Dec. &--Enver Pssha, former
war minister In the Turkish Sabinst has
| been expelled from Germany, v was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
LOST AND FOUND

\ rEpPEREL high school class pin. II.
with initiais O. II. w. on back. Call
OssEr iils-N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

DUBLIN. Dec. "a hurricane which
has caused loss Of life and heavy damage
to property is raging In County Tyrone,
said a diHpatch from strsbene today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
PURELY PERsONAL

LDsT-Wednesday afternoon. small silver
mesh bag, containing SOC piece reward.
Usage tls0 or call at $40 y. Elsin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

RADIO ACTIVE PAD restores
health or money back try 1t at our
risk. Radium Appliance Co. For
information see J, j. Balza at 200
Cleveland street. or write to Box
1913, Sand Springs, OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
ROSCOE ADA M,
Cashier

Pnbliahcd In Tulsa paily World Nov. 20.
ia IL. Il. is''iS' "a. Is" 20. II: -. IS.
~ 20, 20. and 81. World Furnishing
Company
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS or THE UNION
NATIONAL BANK or TULSA.
Notics iA hereby given To the Hhar~
holders Of The Union National Rank Of
Tulsa, that a special meeting Of the share
holders has been called by the Directors
for aud will be held on Tuesday, Decem.
her 2S. 1920. at tho hour OF ten o'clock,
A. NJ. AZ the banking house of said Bank
In the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
The object Of the meeting is to consider
and to pass upon plan OF consol idution
between The First National Bank % Tulss,
and The Union National BANK sf Tulsa
under the charter Of The flrst National
Bank OF Tulsa. a. proposed by an agree
mcnt betwcon the Directors Of the t~t
said banks AMI under tho Act of Congress
OF November 7, 1917 providing for th'
consolidation Of National BANKS.
Ey order of Roard ~ DirectorH
Dated this 2yth day Of November, lsao
W. II. HWDWN,
Presden,
J. y. byrd. Jr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

PARIS. Dec t-The allies have decided
to revise the Turkish treaty as result
o. the collopse OF the Nen'aelos govern
ment in Greece, L'IntrRnsgeant announced
today According to this newspaper the
interRllied supreme council Will meet be-
fore Christmas for this purpose
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

published in the Tulsa Daily world pee,
cember !, 4, D, and 7. 1890 World
Publishing Company, ruhllHhcrSD
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Notice Ia hereby given that bids Will h'
received at TN. oftic. of the city Aud'tot
until 8 o'clock y. IN. Monday, Dec-mbe
i3th. 1920 for the construction Of Htorii
| Sewer south OF Riverside Drive Addition
| Said Sewer TO be 10 feet by fo-t rein
| forcd concrete box 10 feet long, located
| south Of Riverside Drive Addition nea
| South Iloston avenue.
Plans profil.p and specifications can %
seen at the office OF the city Engineer.
BIDS must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF the city Of Tulsa.
The right to reject any part OF or any oi
all bids In reserved Ia the Board of Com
missioners Of said city OF Tulsa, Okla
homs,
A certified check In the sum Of five tbI
per cent Of the amount of the bid will be
required from each bidder.
A surety bond In the fun amount of the
contract VIII within ten G0l days he re-
qulred from the successful bidder. All bida
will be opened aud considered by the
Board Of Com miasioners at n meeting 20
be held IN the city Hall Ia said city ~
Tulsa at o'clock u, m, on Tuesday.
December 18th, 1920
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

CHICAGO. Dec. <-"The entry Of the
United states into any league Of nations
is unthlnksble." senator Hiram w. John
son, OF California, declared here today.
senator johnson Is enroute to Washington
for the opening Of congress Monday. Any
attempt OF the incoming sdmlnistrat ion
to put over any league" will be fought
to the limit. the California senator ss-
serted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

FORT WORTH Tex, Dec. Mayor n,
W. Elliott OF Desdemona will be tried
Dec. 10. on the charge that Ne permitted
u gambling house TO operate Tho com.
plaint was filed against tho mayor last
night in DcsdorDons by J. w. Wiley. chief
Of police. who said that In a raid at
Desdemona last week by Texas rangers
Mayor Elliott was one Of the forty.five
men arrested In a gambling house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

AM A VICTIM Of strong drink. I want
20 know II there ~ amy church that ~
take me In ana allow mo to expose the
evil OF Jamaica ginger. Answer at once.
2Si II, care Of World.