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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
LEGAL.

cost ot constructing sanitary sowor
in SEWER DISTRICT NO is5. as
created aud cstah'ishei by Ordinance
No, q0iI ana declaring an emergency
WlIENtAS In pursuance " the pro-
visions " the charter " the city ~ Tulsa.
phnhuWs. and the statutes VI the state
~ oklahoma, for such eases made aud
provided. the said Ciiy did by Ordinance
No eoti create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT Nu. i6s aud after declaring "
sEwEit piSrRiCr No ies by tho pro,i'
sinns " ordinance No. g0l7, dii un the
ath day of october, 1890. let tu Comstoct.
Nmedlyy CO. contractors. u certain con.
tact for the conjunction " u certain san.
lury sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
ibt, sui
WHEREAS IN rursunnec of said con.
rRcti said CoWE'oCk -SnrdleN co. has cor.
vrucici ccr'alr sauitarv scwcr IN soid
SEW IN DISTRICT 80 iG6. and tho wurt
indct said contract has been accepted and
approved hy the CITY Engineer and tho
Nontd W Commissioners ot the city ~
ruls1. and
wUEHENs. IN further pursuance " tho
statutes ~ the state of Oklahoma. afore.
4pid and under the terms nf ,hc charter
4 thu said city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. n IL
iormod necessary by the no,rd ~ Com
niHStuurts " The tlty ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma.
to- levy aud assess a speciai tax upon tho
uruporty liable to nsscgnment In said
ttMEW DISTRICT NO. ltt, by reason ~
ho construction " said sewer aud to pay
fur the same. and
a'ruCtion - soid sewer In said SEWER
DiSTUlrT No iGb, Including cNtras has
Nocn aaccrtnincd and IL hcteby declared 10
TUtCT NO 100. IN the amounta herein
after specified In section 1 OF this or
finance.
NOW. THEREFORE, me- TT oRDAtN
ED nv TiIE HOARD or COMMISSIONS
be- tho sum ~ ff.S7tif. hll ~ which T.
o be levied by special asacssmcr, against
the lots and parcels OF land benefited by
Tho construction ~ said sewer In sald
SEWER piETrICT No. itb; and
MUEVthS all icRal requirements have
been complied with 80 authorize the levy
~ the assessments against said lots and
parcels ~ iiahla Tor tho cost ~ construc.
lion ~ said sewer In said SEWER Dis
Ems OF THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA.
uOMA,
SECTION !; That there shalt be. and
thore Is hereby Rppurtiuned to ana levied
upon ana assessed against the several lots
and parccls of land In said SEWER DIS
THlCT No t6b In the city Of Tulsa, Okla
ho'na, 40 benefited by the construction of
said sewer, M srociai tax. to pay for
he construction OF said sewer, the amount 4
a HalI
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tasia, wife of Prince Christopher.
Constantlne's train steamed into
he Laurlon station, about 100 yards
from the Place de Ia Cuncordc, with
out ostcntation and with the return
ing monarch like an ordinary travel
er. Constantine, however, was greet
cd by the cheering OF thousands Of
persons who had bccn awaiting hts
arrival since Q o'clock.
In n carriage drawn hy six horses
without riders and followed by
troop, "a procession with Constantine
at It's head started for the stadium
The crowd along the route cvinccd
the greatest enthusiasm. frequently
breaking out OF bounds and rushing
up and kissing the harness Of the
horses drawing the royal cuuipagc.
Cheering was heard along the entire
line Of march, the people being al
most deliriois with 10y.
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Woman Learns Death
Beats Her in Race
to Husbands Side

En- route to the bedside OF her
husband, l.. Garrett Bailey. fatal
ly injured Saturday in an auto
mobile accident here. Mrs Bailey
did not learn that her spouse had
died from His injuries until she
reached Oklahoma City. early
Sunday afternoon. She wae noti-
Brownwood. Texas. of Mr.. iail>
oy's injury ard left soon after
ward for Tulsa. via Oklahoma
City.
Missing an earlier train. Mrs
Bailey had TO lay over at the capt
tai and then telephoncd To Tulsa
To ascertain Mr.. Bailey's condition.
Although grief stricken when told
that he had dicd, Mrs. Bailey was
able to proceed here and arrived
In Tulsa late Sunday night.
Funeral arrangements for Mr.
Bailey. who was an employe of
the National supply company. will
be made Monday.
Condition OF Kenneth O. Crouch.
high school student: T.. Mccarthy,
G. +. Cole and r. C. Brown. other
accident victims Saturday, was re-
ported as unchanged Sunday
night.
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LEGAL,

to be the sum Of 81 slibS. ali ot which IL
't be levied bv special assessment against
the lots ard patCels of laud beuefited by
tho construction VI said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT M. ts3 and
WHENENh all legal requirements have
been compiled with TO authorize the levy
nf the assessments against said lots and
parcels Ho liable Tor the cost NJ constrtic.
ton of said sewer IN said SEWER BIS.
1NlC1 NO isl, In the pmuunts herein.
nter SpcclUcd IN section I Of this Oral.
nance.
NOW, TitEREfORE, M IT ORDAINED
HN TuE HOARD OF COMNIsStONEVs
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
UOMA
SECllON T. That theto shan be and
there 10 hereby apportloncd TO and levied
upon huh asacsscd aEtinst IN" sewers Ints
aud parcel uf land In s,id SEWER nIs.
INlCT No. l61 IN the city ~ Tulst ,IUa.
hutua ~ benefited ny the construction OF
th'h sewer, - special tar, 10 ray for
the construction VI said sewer tb.
almnMnIA Ieapnr IINoIN. IA fnllnMa-
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REPORT DEvALERA
ON WAY TO ERIN
"Irish President" on Aqui-
tania, Says London
Correspondent
TRUCE TALK AT END
Father O'Flanigan Discovers
Door to Peace Closed" He
Tells Lloyd George

LONDON, Dec. 19.--The London
Times correspondent at Cherbourg
asserts that Eamonn de Valera.
president OF the Irish republic" is
aboard the Aquitania. due there to-
morrow afternoon.
The steamer Aquitania sailed from
New York December II. A writer In
the London Evening Standard said on
December IS that he had learned
from authoritative sources that de
valera was expected to land in Eng
and In a few days. The home office.
toyeyer said 1t had no Information
on the subject.
Dc yaleras secretary In New York.
Harry Bolan. later declared that de
Valera was in seclusion at a private
residence in the immediate neighbor-
hood OF New York city and would
resume his speaking tour in the
I'nited states when he had regained
Government officials at London
noirted out that de Valera had tech
nIcauy offended against the law and
was liable to be arrested In that
country. he having escaped from
prison in 1919.
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j. T. BYND. Jr
Cashier,

puhllshed in che Tulsa Daily world
z snss'ii?!'ii: /! Z. - q, =, Il. \ I l. 4
'' 0RDi>AScr S0. err
An Ordinance % spportiun. levy snd
assess special taxes IN payment Of tho
cost " constructing sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. iea; ne
created and es'ab ighei BY Ordinance
No. 1897 ana declaring an emergency.
WHTGEAS. ih pprsH aucs ~ the rroyi,
slons ~ the Charter of tho Guy 0f Tulsa,
Oklahoma. ana the statutes ~ tho state
Of Oklahoma, fol such "eses made ana
No. 1891 create and cs'abiish SEWER
plsTRlcT 80 ls1 ana after declaring y
sEwfE ssss psrEinG94g H6 T' isS ~ ,ho h sfa r2la
visions ~ Ordinance No, 1891. did on
The 2sth dns of December, 1919, let 20
Thbe's q lcAsant Contractors. certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
WlIi;REAs IN pursuance N ssld con
trac. SAID Tihbatn" 4 Pleasant has con
,truo,cd certain sanitary sewer ln said
SEWER DISTRICT 10. i0s, ana tha work
under said contract has he"n accepted aud
approved ~ the City Engineer and tho
board ~ CommiHsionors Of the CITY of
wHEEEAs, In further pursuance OF the
statutes fine Stats ~ Oklahoma, sfora.
ter Of tho sad CITY Of Tulsa oklsho.
ma II II deemed nCcrssary ny the Board
o' Commissiortrs OF the cry ~ Tulsa
oklahans' 80 ie,y ana s sssesa a special
ment Ia said SEWER DISTRICT NO. is1.
by r"ason Of the construction Of said
sewer ana 70 pay Tor the same aud
WHEREAS tho total cost ~ the con.
struction % seid sswer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO lG3 including extras has
been aseor,sined and Is hsrety declared
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LEGAL

CERTIFICATE or rARTNERsulP.
KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRES
That Henry II. Crews ana william Il.
winn are associated as partners In the
business Of retail lumber and huildins
material, In Tn. city 81 Tulsa. Tulta
OF w E VIM Lumber Company; that
said partnership Is a general partnership,
dating from the LIST day OF Novenber'
1870, that all u said partners reside in
homa; ana that there are no other part
ners belonging 70 said partnership,
Dated this 18th day Of Dctembsr, 1920
II, n. CREWS,
W. u. WISN
STATE or OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF TULSA,
Before me, a Notary Public In and Tor
said County and State ON thls lG'h day
p December, 1890, ip3!ersonely appeared
me known 20 be the persons who exc
cutcd the forging instrument and Rc-
knowledged the execution ,nf the came.
WITNESS my hand and sea- tbs day
'' ~ IRA D. CREWS
Notary Public Tulsa County, Okla,
Ny commission eSpifes Dec 3. l'.h
'Pseli.A,d IN me Tulsa, Jban!S ,woTia
esmssr /. T.. >, T. 3, Q. l. 5. .. 10. ii
~ - -. 70, 10, y - is 20. ~
oRpisANcE NO. 2ioI,
An ordinance to nppOrilnr, levy ana a.
sesJ special taxes IN payment II the co,
ER DISTRICT No. 100 IN the city Z
Tulsa. as created ana established by ..
dinsnce No. 2oTT, ana declaring an emsr
sercy
WHEREAS. in pursuance ~ tho ~
visions OF tho Charter of tho City of Tuisa,
Oklahoma, and the statutes ~ the state Of
okiahome, for such cases made and pro
vided the said city of tulsa ma b. ord u.
snoe No. 2h17 oreuis and aBtabItsh SEWER
DISTRICT NuHbrR lGg, and after hsy-
ing declared u urce-HalF 10 gpnblfpel sew
srs In ssid SEWER DISTRICT SUMBER
les, by the provisions ~ said brdinpnC"
No. 20i7 did on the s'h DAY = June 1870,
let to the TIbbets A. pleasant Incorporated
contractors, certain contract Tor the
construction ~ certain sanitary sewer IN
BEWER DISTRICT SVhbtp if:. .sJ,
MuERL AZ. ~ --~t-s- %. sad cort'act
ssia T,.ss,a a PIoHs1nr. lrN1rporatod have
.vnssucted - certain sanitary Hewef IN said
SEWER DISTRICT .S.MBHk ltp sni
cepted ana approved oy tho CITY EnIln"er
and the Board OF COmmlssOuor0 Ot the
i,ity OF Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS In further pursuance o. the
Natutes OF the state ~ Oklahoma "'ore
sAid, and under the terms ~ me Chart =
OF the said CITY Of Gpisa pkinho'na, U 10
deemed necessary by ',se liIala . ~ Con-.
missioner Of the CIT, Gf Tulsa - lsWy and
assess a special tax nppn 'he properly y
able to assessment n rnd SEWER Dls
TRICT NUMBER is) BY -eaaln u the
construction " said sewer ana 70 pay Tor
WHEREAS the tots. cost or the con.
DISTRICT NUMRER 'ss. ,nolnilns ss.
,ras. hays eeen e.e 'r'alnei Ard = here,
q which is to be 'oyi,d bs ,epsiai %.
easements against the i,ts Ant parcels OF
land benefited b. the O. ua. tiI'ti,n II
said sewer IN said SEWER DISTRICT
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"Trucc" Talk IL OFF.

LOND IN, Dec. 19.-Futher
q Flanagan, vice president of the
sim Fein. who has been correspond
inc with the British premier regard
ing n truce in ireland. has replied to
Mr.. Lloyd Georges latest message.
in which the prime minister re-
vre,ted that the doors had been
,losed to those councils Of good will
which you invoked at the beginning
u this correspondence"
IN his reioinder Father O'Flana-
gan says: I'VE agree that two
things are desirable, first. peace,
then reconciliation. 1t Is only nee
essary for your government to cease
10 violate your own constitution In
your attack on the liberty Of the
Irish people"
Raid Cork Courthouse.
BELFAST. Dec. 19.-Thc court
house at Cork was raided yesterday
by the crown forces. Officials OF
the county council we're held up and
searched. No arrests were made.
however.
While walking along Bridge street
in Cork, during the day Nancy O'Sul-
livan. girl whose home is on st.
Finbars road. was shot in the leg.
There is no clew TO the person who
inflicted the injury.
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LEGAL
NuMnnR is.i ard

WIIEREAs all legal reutr~mcn's nave
bcen complied With 60 authouxr he levy
of the assessments AKA nst HA,J 'Uts gnI
parcels Of land go ittpla f1t no c,v 4
cons truction Of said ,ewcr ~ saij ShwWR
DiSTNiCT NUMBER iig, N the amudnts
ordnance.
NoW, THrREFoRE NE AZ ORDAINED
BY TuE noARD or COMMISSIONS.
HOMA
SECTION I, That there shall he and
there Is hereby srportioned 60 ana levied
upon and assessed against tho srNnt,I
lots and parcels " land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER l69 In the City nt
TULSA, oklahoma 80 bcneftted by tho
structlon ~ aaid sewer. ~ q speriN
taS TO nay for the construction of s.id
sewer the amounts respectively as fo
lows to.witt
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BOLD RAID MADE
BY LONE BANDIT

Continued From Page One.
being "dressy' and "well-to do"
looking. according TO the clerks.
The holdup was staged Just after
two trains had left and before money
had been placed in the safe. BY not
encumbering himsels with the silver
the robDer passed up several hundred
dollars.
Could Identify Robbcr.
Johnson, questioned by the police,
said he was confident he could iden-
tify the robber II he had a chance.
Hickocks also thought he would re-
member. the man. At least three ne
Iyoes who were in the negro waiting
rbom also believe they can identify
him.
Johnson said that Immediately aft-
or he had pulled down the window
into tbs white waiting room two men
who had been buying tickets ham.
mored on it, evidently not knowing
what was going on. They kept up
this impatient hammering until
Johnson went into the waiting room
TO give word Of the robbery.
Clerk Tells Of Robbery.
Il turned around" Johnson said
and the man pulled out a gun and
growled at me under his breath to
pull down that window and dam
quick about It. obeyed. He then
ordered me to take all OF tho bills
out OF the cash drawer. I did that.
lie stuffed them In his pocket walk
rd over to the door, fooled with the
Yale lock. walked out into the negro
waiting room. The door closed be-
h!nd him and that was the last saw
him. / then walked over to
nicocks. who was on the other side
VI the room, and he called the po-
nee ran To the door. out into the
yegro waiting room. then onto the
pAt'orm where I met a plainclothes
o.IlCel who was running east. One
o' he negroes in the waiting room
sald that tho man who came out OF
we office had walked east. Several
ulher police officers ran up about
ths time and search was made
ou' ! saw no one that resembled the
robber
IIickocks Called Police.
nieocks sa.d that after he began
tdklng on the telephone he noticed
ne stranger walk over to Johnson
ahd whisper something which he
could not hear. Il did not see the
man show a gun. and in fact did
.u' see him get the money" Hickocks
e''u' The whole deal was pulled
80 quiet that l wasn't sure rob-
pery had been pulled until Johnson
,atnc and told me. | saw Johnson
pun down the window but thought
ho'h ng OF II until somebody began
hsmmering on the glass. Just be-
l9pe the man left the office I hung
Wy the receiver and saw him fool
Nuh the door lock. Before he had
made his way through the colored
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FORCES OF G. O. P.
MEET IN CAPITAL

Continued From Page One.
state chairman. he issued the call FOR
omorrow's meeting.
Approximately 40 members OF tho
committee had arrived early tonight
and n full attendance was expected.
Whether the committee will make
It's recommendations in executive or
rublic session could not be learned
onlght. 1t was said this was a ques-
ton for the committee to decide.
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SECTION 2; That ths assessments here.
BY levied on each Of The above incntioned
lots and parcels OF land arc heroby de
elnred 10 DO lien upon such lots and pr
cells ~ lnnd to the same eE'ent s othei
taxes and shan be collected and enforced
In tho same manner a. other taxes IN anG
'or the City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, are col
lected
SECTION 8; Tina, al assessments here.
by levied shall be divided IL to three t3
'qus annual instsilin.nt- as ru,horix"d by
said statues OF the state of oklahoma for
such case made and T. Jvided thst the a..
aessments shah bear Interest al tho rat. of
'ight 81 per cent per snnum. PAYABLE an.
nualiy at the time 90 the payment Of the
several ins'ellmen's 1f tho said arsesu.
" this ordinance. that the mrs, install
mont OF said asscsgir snts. together with
he accrued Interest IN the deferred In
lay ~ December it2i and the ~
: the nrs, publication of this ordinance
naiI!ng deferred isl-.Imghs with the
hall be payable On the 18th day -
December Of each succeeding year until
% stan be paid.
Provided. however that any Of tho
'wncrs OF the lots or parcels of land 90
assessed may at any time during the tour
~ consecutive weeks following ths lay
TULSA, the ful; smoUni OF thc assessrnsnts
30 levied agains, their said lots snd par
GELS n and and thereby release such
property from the ilen Of such assess'
SECTION e. That this ordinance shan
BE- published Tor tour ~ consecutive
weeks IN the Tulsa Daily world, q news
psDsr published In Tusa, Ok'ahomA, tha'
tho publication Of TINS ordinance a. re-
CURED ty law shah be taken ana rega rdsd
as sfficlen, notice {" a. parsons inter
ested In the assessments hereby levied py
the 'erus Of this ordlnsnc
SECTION B. That an ems genoy exists
fot tho preservation of the public heath
and safety by reason whereof this o~diE.
anoe shsli take effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication
PASSED, ana the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved tins
lSth day Of November, 1920.
1920.
T. - EvANs
Mayor.
Attest:
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
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KING REACHES ATHENS
Constantine, Oustcd by Relatives in
1917, Returns to Greece; Greet
cu lar RclnAlNNa

by The Associated Press.
ATHENS, Dec. 1S--COnstantine OF
Greece. removed from the throne by
action OF the allied powers in 1917,
and called back by the recent plebis-
cite TO resume his former status. ar
rived In Athens today. He came into
the city by train and was received at
the Place dc Ia Conchorde.
Those who greeted the returning
monarch included Queen Mother
Olga. the regent, and Princess Anas-
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RosCOB ADAMS.
Cashier,
NOSCO0 ADAMBs
Cashier,
ii"H;' II. Z: u. Il, ,t,..Gs, III IL. H. II. y. H. t.
~, so, 81. 1906 January I. . . And Z.
ORDINANCE NO. siiS.

~, 80, al, 1906 January I. . And =.
1871. we'ld Publishins Company. SuS'
ORDINANCE NO. siis.
| y ssssss spscisi takes IN psymsSy q.
q: s:.: si: Il s.wES q fSS'5Hssi DisrRsic4 ~ va
nance No. sSis: ssS Sss,s;.ss' a
%GlsE2a, ;%%GiihsEfS2ya in Sur.u.ns. q ~. ss..
Tulsa. oklshoins, and ths Statutes II ths
and provided, .tns said CITY aiS ~ UiSi-
SEWER i SrsTsicr No. ri az ana :is:s tS''se ds.
f,'ti.a n ssa srwss bSisfRrcT H ssp'ssse' w.
tho provisions Of Ordinances No leei. dld.
~,,n 9n n. ,e'h % day Of ssA' cnn,v as,s i:s g
certain sani,ary sewer In sEwER DIS
tract. .si1 r,bs.ts ana r,ssssns. iSs.. SSa
r. n. ..s Sss sn%.s bsTsIcr sr r'Nc' NJ RI, ''.:s :.S
tho work under said eontrsss has ssss
s;ps tIS sn.si's z n: ss s:s, 4
tn. II. % s,.;: p S6SisSs osisSsms. o.
s{oresaid. and under the terms Of the
homa, y "a deemed necessary by the
Board Of Commissioners Ut the City oe
Tulsa, Oklahoma. to levy ana assess u
.sss S in 'ssss .s.s sswEES &c; E1sGi s sS
m ey sSn 80 pss % &. s.ss p said
DisTRicr NO. III. Including sxtyss has
ss'c :: 6. .S. ... 3, ~ .s :sf \. ':sss .sss
is 10 bs levied by specist srs.ssrnskt
ssain", aga, IN: tot. and ps,esls q lard s.a.:
fl'ed sy ,ns wrs sops,sasi1n q SAID .'vss
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Senate Rcccss Deferred.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. -- The
question of recess during the
Christmas holidays came up today
in the senate, but action was de-
terred until Monday.
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n.Iokc." Saws Ills Sccrctary.

BOSTON. Dec. 19.--Harry Boland.
secretary toEamonn de Valera, said
here tonight that the report that de
Valera was on board the Aquitana.
due at Cherbourg tomorrow. was a
}loke.'
,'"I left him in New York last
hight" he added, "and he expects to
resume his speaking tour In this
country some time this week"
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War law Bill To- Senate.

Another house bill. that proposin-
repeal OF general war laws. will b.
before the senate judiciary commit
tee tomorrow for initial action. tn
committee will hold hearings Tues
day on bin by Senator France, re
publican. Maryland, for relief OF per
pionage laws.
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Nf' T1tlN IL Thnf tho Assessment hgf o
by levied on each ~ the above ment,ap.,
lots ana parcels of land nro hereby al.
eisrrd to be a lien upon nuoh LOIS a.,
parcels ~ land to he same .,ton, a.
other taxes aud shall be cnlisctoa and
enforced IN tho same manner a, othsr
taxes In aud for the CITY OF Tuiaa pLia
homs are collected
SECTION a. That all as.,.-nen,s h,,e.
by levied shall be divided into ,hrcs a,
equal ANIMAL Instaiimsnts a. an,bo,i,"a
by said statutes " tho state Of Oki,hnfn,
for such cases made and provided. that
tho assessments shall bear interest at Tho
rate of eight 90 per cent rer annutn- nsv.
able annually nj the time OF IN, nsytns1,
OF the several instaIlmonts OF tho aase.s
urnts aforesaid from tho date Of III.
taking effect -. this ordinance, that ,he
first inutsllmsnt of said ass,,snents 20
soth.t win tho accrued int.,..t on ,bc
deferred instniln.n,R shall be nav,bl, an
the 18th day OF December, legi. ami ,bc
remaining deferred lnstsjim,nt, with ,hs
yearly intercs, on IN. unpaid ins,slIm.n,s
shall be psynble on tho i5th Iay NJ ns
comber Of each su"oeeJ,ns Sear un'l, W a.,
shall bo paid.