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LEAGUE TOTTERS,
LORD CECIL SAYS

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day, were present. Some of tho
smaller states admitted had repre-
senwtations also,
Many Of thedelcgatcs will leave
Geneva In hostile mood over the
mandate question. The assembly
was igndhd completely. The man
date decisions OF theintcr-allied su-
preme council and sneieaguc OF ma
tions council have been put into
effect despite protests from as
semly members This reopens Ger
many'scontention that the mandates
Tor the former German colonies
should be held by the league OF ma
tions instead by the big powers
controlling the supreme council
Germany threatened to break the
treaty OF Versailles unless her pro-
test was hceded. but 1t was Ignored.
All indications OF the closing ses-
sion OF the assembly meeting were
that the fight to give the assembly
equal power with the council win be
resumed at the mex, meeting.
Delegates In bad Wood.
As this was the last day OF the
assembly meeting. the delegates met
especially early to clean up routine
matters. The most important mat
ter on the program OF unfinished
business, was an Armenian man
date. The powers had not announced
the name of the mandatory nation
for Armenia up to the time OF the
final session today.
GENEVA, Dec. ls,-The mandate
committee of the league OF nations
assembly today expressed the hope
that tho mandatory powers will not
increase their military forces by
conscripting natives In the coun-
tries for which they hold mandates.
nor exploit the natural resources" "
Haiti asked for tho appointment of
0 committee to investigate the treat :
ment OF the natives by the manda
tory powers. but the assembly voted
II down.
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PUBLISHER IS GUILTY.
DR. Edward ItnmIcy of New York
Held on Two Counts Tor with
holding X nov ledge From q. ~

NEW YORK, Dec. is.--Dr. Ed
ward a. Rumlcy, former publi fer
Of the New YORK Evening Mall. and
\. Walter Kaufman and SorVin
Lindhcim, his defendants. were
acquitted by jury here today on
three counts of an Indictment
charging conspiracy to withhold
from the government knowledge Of
the paper and found guilty on two
counts.
The finding OF not guilty was on
counts alleging that the German
government owned actual shares Of
the newspapcr's stock while the
verdict Of guilty was on that part
of the Indictment which alleged the
defendants had borrowed money
from German sources with which
to conduct the paper.
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OIL SUPPLY MAN
KILLED BY AUTO
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Oklahoma hospital late In the after
noon unconscious from injuries re-
ceivcd two hours previous when his
car turned over three times near
Spcrry. X. l. Dubl-r. i226 North
Elwood avenue. brought MIR. Nc
Carly into Tulsa. lie arrived at
III" scene OF the accident shortly
after IT had happened. McCarty
had recovered consciousncss Int.
last night and although his condi-
tion In reporacd serious II Is believed
he viii recover.
The exact causes OF tho accident
could not be determined but II is
believed that Mccarty struck an OBJ
struction In tho road which caused
him to loso control of the car
throwing II TO the side OF the road
and roll down an cmbankment.
Glen T.. Cole, 81 North Yorktown
avenue. and Robert &. Brown. also
OF Tulsa, were in the oklahoma
hospital last night suffering from
serious burns received In an oil cx-
piosion near Beggs early In the
afternoon. The two men are cm-
ploycd ~ G. ID. Crcokmore. a con
tractor OF Bcggs. and while working
mt well were burned In an ex-
plosion. Both men were burned
seriously about the head and face.
Cole IN n tool dresser and Brown
Is "A driller.
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Attest.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.

Published In The Tulsa Daily World
Dec; lsce; H. is ,'' 2o' q, sg, "a. a.. rs: as'
iogi.' World Publishing CO. PSbiishers.j
ORDINANCE NO. ans.
An Ordinance to apportion, levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF the
cost OF constructing a sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1865. as
created and established by Ordinance
No. 2Of7; and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the pro-
Visions Of the Charter OF the City Of Tulsa.
oklahoma. and tho statutes OF the State
provided the said CITY did by Ordinance
No 2oi7 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l65 and after declaring II
necessary 70 construct sewers In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1865 by the provi-
sions of Ordinance No 20i7. did on the
bth day OF October, 1890. let to Comstock-
tract for the construction OF n certain san
!tary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO.
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said con-
structed a certain sanitary sewer in said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 166, and the work
approved by the city Engineer and the
Board OF Commissioners OF the City Of
Tulsa; and
WHEREAS. in further pursuance Of the
statutes OF the state Of Oklahoma afore-
said and under the terms ~ the Charter
Of the said city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, It In
deemed necessary by the Board OF Com
missiouers OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
to levy ana assess special tax upon the
property liable to assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. is5, by reason Of
the construction OF said sewer and to pay
for the same; and
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con.
structlon OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. i66, including extras has
been ssccrtsined and Is hereby declared to
TRiCT NO, 1865, In the amounts herein
after specified In Section l Of this or
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J. p. BYRD. Jr.
Cashier.


tPublished In The Tulsa Daily World
December 7, ., 10, II. ~. u. ~ 10
~. ~, II, 10. 20, u 22. ~. ~ 25 ze'
~. Is, 2s, 30, 81, 1920; January l. z. j.
and 4, 1921. World Publishing Com
pany, PublIshers)
ORDINANCE NO. 2t1e
An Ordinance TO apportion, levy ana
assess special taxes In payment or tho
cost Of constructing sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO 1863; as
created and estabis by Ordinances
No 1891 and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF the nrovi-
sions OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsn,
Oklahoma. and tho statutes Of the state
OF oklahoma, for such "1sea made and
provided. the said CITY dld by Ordnance
No. 1891 create and cs,abltsh SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l63 and after declaring II
necessary TO construct sewers In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l63 ny the pro
visions OF Ordinance No. 1921. did. on
the 26th day OF December. 1919, let TO
TISbets 4 4 iirssan' Contractors. a certain
contract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO,
1863, and
WHEREAS. In pursuance of said con-
rac, said Tibbets a Pleasant has con-
structed a certain sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. los. and the work
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and the
Board of Commissioners Of tho City Of
Tulsa; and
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF the
nj n N faa n IA NJ u In hnF N
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SECTION 2; That ths assessments here.
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de
olnted TO be lien upon such lots and pr
cells OF land to the same extent as othc,
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxes In anc
for the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col.
lected.
SECTION 3; Ths, all assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three tO
equal annual instaliments as aut horixed by
said statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma Tor
s-ssrnen,s shall bear Interest at the rate of
eitht ,sl per cent per ennum. PAYABLE an
nusily at the time of The payment OF the
several installments CT the said assess
ments from the dat. OF tho taking effect
n this ordinance. that the first install .
mcn' r.. Of ss'd , sssss,rnsn,. together with
stsllments shall bs payable on the 18TH
day of pccenb"r. 1921. and the re,
maiminr Ietptrsa pp.,'"s" isr. 'toen,s @ with Tie
yearly interest on the unpaid instailments.
shau be payable on the 18th day of
all shall he paid.
Provided, however that any OF the
owners OF the lots or parcels Of land 90
assessed s:s may at any time during tho tour
pay to the city Auditor OF the City of
Tulsa. tho full amount Of the assessments
so levied against their said lots and par
property from the lien OF such asssss.
SECTION 4. rha, this ordinance shat,
be published for four "a consecutive
weeks in the Tulsa Daily World. q news.
PAPER published In Tulsa. Oklahoma: that
the publication of this ordinance as re-
duired by law shall bo taken and regarded
as sufNclent notice TO all persons inter.
ested In the assessments hereby levied BY
the terms OF this ordinanc.
SECTION 6; That an emergency EXISTS
FOR the preservation OF the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordin
ance shall take effect from aud after its
passage. approval and publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
lSth day Of November. 1890.
APPROVED. thi: a9th day Of November
r. y. EVANS
Mayor.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.
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LEGAL
Haaaaa -
Apprpypds
Approved
FRANK r.. DUNCAN.
city ATTORNEY.

fHANh r.. DtNthN.
city ATTORNEY
tPubished IN the Tulsa Daily World
is, II. ~ is 20. a.. az, 90. Al. rs, az
aSs q s' al 81 wolS isiS PsSi:sins Psna Com d
p'"'' rSTIi,nsfi, oisbiSHScE NO. .,oe
An Ordinance to appOrtion, levy and
assess special taxes in paymen, Of the
cost Of constructing n sanitary sewer
in SEWER piss,TRlcLNoo. 81; as eSs- re
III; and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF the pfovi.
sions of the charter OF the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and the statutes Of the state
crowded the said city did by Ordinance
No III create and establish SEWER DIS.
1RtcT No. 81 and after declaring
SEWER DISTRICT No. 81 by the proyi-
sions OF Ordinance No. III, did on the
ith day Of May 1917 'ot to w w Fuller.
Contractor = certain contract for the con.
-Tuc,ion Of certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ei; and
wisRsAS 'S rs1 s., OF ..a scn
a certain sanitary sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 81, and the work under
said contract has been accepted and sp:.
proved by the city Engineer and the Board
Of Com missioners OF the city OF Tulsa. and
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF the
statutes of the state OF Oklahoma. arore-
said. and under tho terms ot the Char
ter Of the said city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma.
II is deemed necessary by the Board OF
Commissioners OF the city Of Tulsa. Okla
homa 90 levy and assess special tax
upon the property liable to assessment
In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81. by rea.
son Of tn. construction OF said scwer and
to pay foi the same: ana
WHEREAS. tne total coat OF the con-
struction of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT 80. 81. including extras has
beCn ascertained and IL hereby declared
20 be the Rum Of t3.i5f9,, all OF which 10
to be levied bv special n ssessments against
tho lots and parcels OF land benefited by
the construction of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81 and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels so liable for the cost Of eonstruc-
iion OF said sewer In said SEWER Dis
| TRtCT NO 6i, In the amounts hereinaxtes
speclfied ia Section l OF this ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE- 1T ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or TUE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HONA.
SECTION I: That there snail be, and
| there is hereby apportl joined to and levied
| upon and assessed against the several lots
| and parcels OF land In said SEWER DIS
| TRICT NO 6l In the City OF Tulsa, Okla.
| homa. so benefited by the construction of
| said sewer, as n special tax. TO pay for
| tho construction of said sewer. the
| amounts respectively. as follows:
I
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LETTER EXPLAINS
AVIATOR'S DEATH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CoNIINJEp FRoM fAuE ONb
husband had been mentally unbal-
anced and that he had planned TO
kill her. had she responded to his
telephone request for her to meet
him last night.
Mrs. Otis said Mrs O'Brfen's be-
lief that she narrowly escaped death
at her husbands hands was based
on the facts that she was not men
toned In n message. unofficiafiy
termed will. that was found: and
that none of series of mementos
the aviator had laid out labeled on
his bed bore her name.
Although II was understood here
O'Bricn had only one brother. Mer-
win O'Brien of san Francisco. the
document unofficinlly termed will
was addressed to Brother Elmer"
II follows: Please zee that Clara
Ciegg, my sister. gets $1,000 from
my farm in Indiana, as 1 owe II "a
her. After you take what you have
coming to you. see that mother gets
all the rest. tSigned) Pat O'Bricn."
Last Tuesday. after Mr.. O'Brien
had given way to Il terrible lit OF
temper. in which he broke my FIN
ger. l left our home and engaged n
room at hotel. Mrs. Otis Joined
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Fair Sex Generous
in Keeping Pot Of
S0iUafiOns Filled

Women are giving more for
the kettles than men are this
year" said Miss Mclvia Bascom
who rings tho little silver bcli at
the corner OF Main and Fourth
streets 10 marahnll In pennies and
nickels for the dinners to be sent
poor people on Christmas day.
"All the people arc remembering
us but II seems that the ladies are
stopping oftcnest at our kcttlca."
There are four hettles Oit gath
ering In the offerings. one on Main
and Thkd. Main and Second. Main
and Fourth and one ~ front of the
pos,offico on Boulder. From the
headquarters of tho Salvation
Army comes the report that tn,
average daily collection from the
kettles has been $3.50. The kettles
were put up Thursday morning.
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A tract OF land described as fol.
corner os Lot &C" Norveli PARK
Addition to the CITY OF Tulsa
thence West a distance OF 20 feet
thence South a distance OF ss
feet; thence East a distance OF
40 feet to the Southwest ,.'sr co.ner
Of Lot &c" NoIXeii PARK Aas,,,tn Sortn
to as:.Sss saa c.y of q .s 'Ss: to ,Ss % paeo
y Ths, Se1ar" pam Of Lot j. section Il,
Townshin 10 North. Range az
East dsscribed as follows; bs.
ginning 1t a point i%os feet south
OF the Northeast corner Of Lot J.
Section ii, Township - North
Rangs i2 East, Tulsa County,
Oklahoma. running thence Norm
~ as W" 4 distance OF ~ rys ,ve,
with a radius Of 26 feet and
length OF <0.s6 feet; thence ~
81 is E., a distance Of ~ lset
s2,07 feet: thence South 4 distance
OF 1879 feet to the place OF oe-
SECTION .. That the sssessrnsn sn'
by levied on each of the above meI
lots and parcels Of land are here
clared to be a Hen upon sucn
parcel. OF land TO the same esu
other taxes and shall be colleo,s
enforced In the same manner
taxes In and for the city OF Iu'V
iahoma. are collected.
SECTION 81 That all assessment :
by levied shall be divided INTO ~,
equal annual instAiimenn as sut,
BY said statutes OF the stats ~ y
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TARIFF FRAMED,
MAY PASS SOON

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ready early Monday for inclusion In
the bill when introduced, Mr.. Ford
ney announced.
Proposals to include sugar. hogs.
frozen beef, vegetable seeds, barley,
flax. butter and potato flour and
potato starch In the list were voted
down
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me at my rcqueg. She had nothing
TO do with my leaving home. sim
ply decided | could no longer live
with my husband.
Mr.. O'Bricn found out whore we
were and engaged rooms In the
same hotel.
as well as himself"
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he was greatly encouraged over the
approval they expressed. Such APP
proval. he indicated. had come from
men OF every shade of opinion and
had been endorsed by thinkers as
widely separated as William Jennings
Bryan and Senator a. -. Fall.
He let II be known he awaited
with the greatest interest the com
mcnts OF Senator Reed Of Missouri,
with whom he discussed the plan
today. Tho Missouri senator ~ thc
|irrcconcilablc OF the irrcconCilabl blca,
30 far as the league OF nations IL con
ccrncd. II In felt at Harding head
quarters that the senator sacrificed
more than any man In public life
10y his strenuous opposition to the
league and the Versailles treaty.
Some Eay I did II to he stubborn"
Senator Reed said. laughingly. hut
Senator Harding does not agree with
that view" he assorted.
Woman Wants New Start.
Entirely different points Of view
TO those OF the democratic senator
were encountered by Senator Hard
ing In his other conferences today,
nut Senator Harry New will spend
the week end with the president
elect and II expected to discuss at
as we'll az international sfairs.
Hts first woman visitor. Mrs Susa n
A. Radley OF Chicago. chairman OF
the national committee Of Quaker de-
sccndants, has informed Senator
Harding II was her belief that the
only proper solution OF the interna
tionaI questions was to begin anew
inst cad OF basine any future plan on
the present league OF nations and
treaty
Economic considerations were ad.
vanced by pr. Butler as the de-
termining factor Of the international
situation. He prophesied that In the
end trade and commercial ties would
he found more binding and more
practically useful than peace cove
nants In rehabilitating civilization
and guaranteeing Its security. lie
suggested that Gcrmany's burden oi
wat Indemnity he definitely fixed nj
soon ~ possible and that markets
he stabilized by establishing credits
among consumers abroad.
Roth Senator Reed and DR.. Rutlei
indicated they considered the wal
referendum proposal impracticabl'
and Senator New reserved Judgment
regarding II.
Another "aller today was Harr!
NJ. Daugherty. who In one of MI
Harding's trusted advisers In tn
construction OF h!R administr ration
It is understood that both Mr
Daugherty and Mr.. New talked will
Mr.. Harding about cabinet appoint
| ments.
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SECTION g. That tho assessment her.
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de-
olsred to be a lien upon such lots and
parcels OF land 10 the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
IN the same manner as other taxes in and
Tor the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col
letcei
SECTION :: That all assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
tJ) equal annual installments as author
ized by said statutes OF the state OF OKLA
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LEGAL.

hofua for s,,, IA cases made and providcd
IN, ,bc asssssm.nt. sb,II hear inte,est AZ
TX rst. Of ,Igh, r1 nor cen, per Hnnuin
ray.bi' er,m.tiv "a, thc ,i,ro ~ trc nav.
man, n, ,b" several instsiir,en,s OF the
as.ns.,oa,,s .,n,ossiJ tom the da,e of
~ ,.uIn,s .,,.n, -, ,bis n,dl,a,cs| ,ba,
,.o,har ,.,,,h ,ha ac,,,.d tr,crc,, 90, tbc
Jns.,,od d., ,ti,rc,ts sh,tt he nsyabie an
m. ,s,h Az ~ necsmbs, ieae ana ,ba
owstniny dc,er,n1 ins,etltnents with Tho
nnt DC p"yapo c,,rg on .n o xos, ua untu ail
nail be uais
rf0y'Isa' ,h @ no"eve,, ,e ,nst any on p, l"e n own
.a,.aI ,,"av ~ a,y ',Ir,. au,tns he ,n,,,
",p eonsocu,ivo Weeks foliowins he date
or me tts' pnS"oa,,In,n OF ,",s otananTe m,,v
!ruIss tho mil smnun, Of ,he assessrents
so isyied asslns, ,he,r said lots and pat-
GELS o, isnd, , ana hereby rs,eass sh sueh
property from The ien OF Sueh aSsess'
SECTION g. Tha, This ord'nanee shall
be published Tor wenty-nine t2ylconsec-
utiVc days IN tne inlsa Daiiy word
nqwspaper published In I'VE Guy OF Tulsa,
ordinance as required by law shall he
taken and regarded az sufficient notice
to all persons interested in tho assessments
nsrc. ns,ssy levied by the terms Of this 0rdi'
SECTION s; That all ordinances or
narts OF ordinances In conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance, in so Gar AZ
sucb conflict EXISTS, are hereby repealed.
sI,CTioN 6. that an emergency ex.
;ho ,,.sn,v,,;nn -, ,he y,b,,c
ss 10, s sy o' whnreof nr GuI n
neai.n anu y.,,oe, ,ro'n anT 10, ,,os
its pssssse' app,"ea, ana puoi'I ~ , ,.o".
fAsSho ana 'ho e"s,sency ,'stse ,. fu.eh .,
1pon separs,es.y arsss ana na,o approved 'h'S i''h
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SECTION 2: That ths assessments
toned lots and parcelts Of land are hereby
declared 70 be lien upon such lots and
parcels offand to tho same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
in the same manner as other taxes In and
for the City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col
lected.
SECTION =; That all assessments here.
by levied shall be divided into three (3)
equal annual instalments As authorised
by said statutes of the state OF Oklahoma
IL, s.ss sas .ss Sns that
rate OF eight () per cent per annum,
payable annually at the time OF the pay
%fS, 9. .as ss'rs from : e.. ss,: Of II: II:
taking effect Of this ordinance; that the
first installment OF said assessments. to-
ssthsr with the accrued interest s on the
tho 18th dav OF December. 1921. and
tho remaining deferred instaiiments. with
the yearly interest on the unpaid Install
Of Deeember. OF each succeeding year
until all shall Ls paid.
Provided, however. that any Of the own
ers OF the lots or parcels of land no as
sesscd may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
Of the first publication Of thi: ordinance:
Tulsa, the fun amount OF the assessme ents
so levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land. ana thereby release such
property from the lien Of such assess
ments
SECTION g. That this ordinance shall
be published for twenty mine t2s) consecu-
tive days In the Tulsa Daily World, .
newspaper published In the city Of Tulsa.
oklahoma. that the publication of this
ordinance as required by law shall be
taken and regarded as sufficient notice
to all persons Interested In the assess
ments hereby levied by the terms OF this
ordinance.
SECTION s. rhat all ordinances or
parts Of ordina,css in conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed.
SECTION s. That an emergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall take eIfect from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
ruled upon separately and approved this
ard day OF December. 1920.
1890.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
city Audi or.
"fga fFgRHSK f, DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
tPublished- IN. Tulsa Daily World. Nov. g.
Dec; l. Z, 7, ii's'iss' + !: 1iss,ss r. T. r.
i, ,S. IS. and 81. World Publishing
SoTIST Or r., sPEc,st m (, MsErgNo S !; :, OF
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA.
hol olders Of The First National Bank Of
holders has been called ny tho Directors
far, and will be held on Tuesday. Deem
per IS, ,,;o, e the hour Of ten .Gloc5
In the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma
The object OF the special meeting is to
ana 70 ps,' E.n e con.
Bank Of Tulsa. under the charter Of Tho