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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
FUNERAL AND CELEBRATION
Military Obscluics for soldier to lie
,. Held on hrnisticc Day

special 10 The world
PONCA cry. Nov. fO.--Armls-
tlco day Observance here, under the
auspices OF tho American Legion,
may include a military funeral. dur
Ing the afternoon. for Bond NJ
Lowery, killed In action in France
The body has arrived In New York
ana II has been expected here by
Armisticc day. Arrangements have
been made by the Legion for n fir
ing squad and pallbcarers from
their members
Tho Armisticc day program will
include, otherwise, IA parade Mt 2
O'Clock w the afternoon, with all
former service men In uniform, and
with Is former service mcmhSra of
the chamber of cimmerc0 bnnd fur
uishlng the musi- Tho stores will
cloac at | o'clock for the remainder
OF the day. The q. A. Il, and Span
lsh American war votors have been
invited to participate In the parade
and In tho exercises at the auditor
ium, whero a a1roRram Will he rem
dored A Legion dance at the Moose
temple viii close the day
Az an additional feature Of Armia.
tice day, the junior high school
football teams OF blackwell and
Ponca City will play hero ON Max
land field blackwell won the firAt
tilt between tho two squads At
blackwell two weeks ago. and this
IN ~ return engagement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
LEGAL

plans and methods OF CONSTRUCTION Co b.
used IN Improving said streets and
and specifications therefor appro,.i ~,
the Board Of Commissioners and III. t,.
resolutions adopted by SAID Board li
Tor the improvements OF said pottIort
said streets and avenues said fes....
tions plans and specifications are 0u sIs
copies Of said resolutions will be furr. . 4
upon application therefor at the Off.
the city Auditor
The entire. cost of said improvem.r..
on said portions Of said streets avef.
and alleys, and each Of them, ehaU -
apportionsd TO and levied aud asscss.t
against me se.ttins property liabl' 10
of In accordance with the provsions No.
Article 9 Of the Charter ot the CIV =
Tulsa. oklahoma. and payments 20 iis
contractor viii be made In tax bills eva,
dencing said assessments.
The contractor to whom tho contract
may ho awarded will be required 10 frr,
nish construction and guaranty bonds n
accordance with the provisions of us
spec nc atlons and statutory bond con
ditioned to secure payment Of labor ard
amount equal 10 twenty five (25) per
cent twenty (20) per cent and one hun.
dfed tlo') per cent respectively. u ue
upon the price bid In the proposal 81,
elusive OF the engineering and adycrtis.nE
charges said bonds to be executed bv ma
ceptablc 70 the Board ot Commissioner
Bids must be upon the proposal sheets
furnished by the city Engineer ami r..n
bid must be accompanied by a scusr.tr
certttiod check on some solvent bank
banking house or trust company IN ihs
amount equal to five t5l per cent ~ ths
amount OF the approximate total cost NJ
the work, based upon the bids with which
submitted The Board OF Commis-ior.-s
or said city reserves the right 10 r. ..,t
any and all bids and bidders are cautturad
10 observe all the conditions set out n
the specifications and bidding sheet
Bids received as aforesaid will he r,,
sidereh by the Board Of CommIssior,.s
At a meeting 10 he held at the city nan
In the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma A.
1890.
All bids are required TO be placed m
file In the cry Auditors office for In.
spection forty eight hours after opening
before the award or rejection OF bids an
be made
Tulsa. Oklahoma, November 4. 1890
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
Tho regular arpuai meeting W ina
stockholders OF the Catlett- Davis OH Cor
poration will be held at 10 o'clock A. n,
Monday November is, 1920, at JO2 WorId
building, Tulsa Oklahoma
-. q! CATLETT, President
w 4. JACOBS. Secretary.
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LEGAL.

tPuolshed in The Tulsa Daily world
November II, 1870. World PUBLISHING ne
Company, Publishers.
ORDINANCE No 2iOe.
An Ordinance vacating tho alleys
In Block s, Broadmoor Addition TO
the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, ac-
oGrding 70 the official plat thereof.
ing an emergency.
WHEREAS. a petition signed by ali ot
the property owners owning property In
Block OF Broadmooy Addition to the
City uf Tulsa, Oklshaha. has been pre-
missioners Of the oty OF Tulsa. askIng
that the alleys therein d-sribed. to-wlt'
through said Rock s from Four,ecuth
street to breckinridge Place, and the
alley running East and West between
Lots ana and Lots 10 and In said
block . in said Bruadmoor Addition said
alleys being an OF the'alleys In said block
be vacated and abandoned as public
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDAINED
bf THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY, OF TULSA. OKLA
=. SECTION /: That the alley pnning
North and South IN ntock 5 Of "Rrosd'
homa, from Fourteenth street 10 RTecS.
lnrldge place according TO the official
plat thereof, be and the same Is hereby
,s'atrd and abandoned ns a public alley
. SECTION :: That the alley running
East and West between Lots and and
Lots 10 and In Block S OF Rroadmoor
Addition TO tho city Of Tulsa. Olglahuua
according 70 the official plat thereof
o. and the same Is hereby vacated and
,ity.
Provided however that the city OF
Tulsa hereby reserves and shall retain
forever, the right to construct recon-
struct repair, maintain and operate sApi-
iay sewers and other appurtenaneeS
thereto sppertatning, now located in said
alleys or which ot beoessity should be
constructed or mainttine In said alleys.
WIN the right OF ingress and egress over
said premises for the purposes above in
dicatcd. aud for said purposes four fD
teet on each side Of the center line OF
said alleys IL hereby maintained by the
city or Tulsa, upon which said city of
Tulsa, may allow Public service CORPORA.
tions. companies, individuals or itself 10
construct maintain and operate faciIitles
Tor public utilities, including poles wires
pipes, oonduits and ether necessary acoss,
Provided further that four (p feet
on each side Of the center line of said
alleys shall be construed to mean kufN-
cient spacefneaT the center OF said alleys
Tor the PURPOSES above specified
And, provided further. that the Ahoya
vacations are made subject TO tho soTi!.
tons and provisions OF Paragraph hi ~
Section Of Articdle II OF the Charter
oI the city OF Tulsa
SECTION .: That all ordinances or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
HOLD SIX FOR VOTE FRAUDS
Three Republicans and Three Demo
crats Arrested IN 81. Louis,

ST LOUIS. Nov. tO.--Thrco re-
publican ana three democratic prc-
cinct election officials were indicted
today on chargca OF having made a
fnise count and return In the state
wide primary election August 3,
last Three OF the men were ar
rested aud the other three sur
rendered
The six men constituted the forco
OF Judgea and clerks in the Firth
precinct OF the sixth ward, where a
heavy republican vote was pollcd,
The grand iury'a investigation was
instigated by tho "houseclcRners."
an organization OF republicans
which opposed candidates aligned
with Missourians whose names were
mentioned In tho Iowden pro-Con-
vention campaign fund disclosures
The "houseClcancrs" declared their
candidates had been Counted out"
In the Fifth precinct
The six men denied they had mis-
counted the ballots, The oftcnso
charged against them is a felony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
MISSION ATTENDANCE GROWS
Catholics and Non-Cathoiics Invited
to Hear Special Services Mere

Daily increasing interest and at
tendance is noted at the Passionist
mission which is being conducted at
the Sacred Heart church by two
members Of this order from chi
cngo. The morning services. con
sisting of mass. and instructions.
are held at and $50 o'clock and
the principal sermons arc delivered
at the evening services at 7:30.
Although the mission Is primarily
intended for the members of the
Sacred Heart parish. Catholics from
all parts OF the city, as well as non
Catholics, are invited and welcome
TO attend all the services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
HARDING TO NEW ORLEANS
Louisiana Clty Gave President
BlcCt a Record Vote

NT8T ''T-I1|NNN, NOV III"
broHidon' Elect Harding viii be- n
guest ~ tho New Orleans Assucll
uuu of Commerce at luncheon
november 1S, few hours before
h. sails FOR Panama. It was an
uuunood today
senator Iiardlng'B party will sail
IN the paIisimirn for Panama
4uring the afternoon Of November
Is.
Considerable interest is attached
to tn" visit here as the republican
"Hrtv pollod more than half the
number ~ votes secured by the
democratic candidates in New or
leans. "a condition unheard Of since
r,Donsiru,tiuu DAYS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
ELK ONLY DANCE TONIGHT
sam Browne Belts. Spurs and Canes
Only Equipment barred

The Elks win hold their annual
"Armistico Day" dance tonight. for
Elks only Roth the main ball
room and the lodge room will bc
thrown open. with two big orchcs-
trHs.
Those who care to may year uni
form1--army k,pd navy. marines.
Red Cross and "Y" girls. and even
deep sea divers may wear uniform.
II is hoped, however, those in the
latter class will not wear the cssto-
mary lead weighted SHOES.
Dancing will begin promptly at 0
O'Clock and there IL only one re-
strtction--Sam Browne belts, spurs
and canoS viii he barred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
Police Have blowout 4"

4 banquet, smoker and mass
meeting combined held under the
direction of Police Inspector G. w
Daley at the police station yesterday
evening was grand feature of the
day with the police department. \
supper OF roast meats, vegetables,
and desserts was served from the
municipal kitchen, after which Gig
ars were passed around Several ad-
dresses were given \by police and
city officials. The meeting washed
as an inauguNstion of n school which
IL being started for members OF the
department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
THE ARusTCE DAY.

Harkl there's "a sound OF a note,
Peacefully. joyously hear!
Der all the world doth IL float
cling 10 every ear.
Listen thenl--nothing TO fear
War is Ger, ended the fray.
Flags afloat, up with cheer
This is the Afmistice Day,
Wonderful, tidings afloat
Weep with Us, laugh with us here
Nations and countries remote
Round the great world, true and
clear
Everywhere, DER all the sphere
Cast away sorrow, he gay!
Cease then the shedding OF tear
This is the Armistice Day
sing It out every throat!
Greatest ot days 81 the year
Ever will history denote.
Never will greater appear.
Past are the battles severe.
kueol and rojoicingly pray.
Saved are our loved ones and dear,
This Is the Armislce Day,
Envoy.
Ever the fallen revere.
Tribute and honor wen nay.
Lost are the brave, without peer.
This is the Armisuce bay,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11

81 believe am the happicst wom-
an In the world, and II is all because
OF what Tanlac has dong for me, "
said Mrs. Laura RariCk. 403 Meis-
roth st, Peoria, ILL.,. well-knowu
and highly respected resident OF
thai city.
If never dreamed that would
ever find anything that would do
for me what Tanlac has done" she
said, II was In "A wretChcd state Of
health and was down In bed so long
that | lost 80 pounds in weight. hut
| have gained back every pound
lost and | now feel as well as / ever
did I'm my life. The indigestion and
other troubles that made my life n
burden for eleven years have en-
tirely disappeared and 1 am like 4
new woman.
My stomach was so disordered
that even liquid foods and plain
water caused me to have, dreadful
cramping spells that lasted tor
hours. My kidneys were disordered
and | had pains across my back al
most constantly. / had severe head
aches nearly every day and became
SO dizzy | could hardly stand. was
so nervous IL was impossible for me
to get good nights sleep. l tried
every conceivable medicine and was
treated by specialists. but nothing
helped mo, and finally was told /
would never be well again.
But Tanlac has made me per-
fecuy we'll woman in every way. !
can now eat and sleep like other
people and | haven't a pain about
me.
81 am glad to give this statement
for | want 10 do all | can to let the
world know about this wonderful
medicine"
Tanlac Is sold I'm Tulsd exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
companies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
BARUCH'S $4,000 WASTED
Ihuts what lie spent on Demo
-rnL. H. snA. In IinL.-.rt

That's What lie spent on Demo-
Crnts iig says In Report.
ALBANY, NY, Nov 10 BERNARD
NJ. BaruCh ot NcW York former
chairman uf the war Industries
tougd, spent $4,000 Tor the produc-
.uon OF a motion picture I'm support
"t tn democratic party and league
ul nations IN N" election week ago,
he notified the secretary ~ state
today
Mr Raruch wrote that he was not
a candidate for public Office In the
recent election ana was not certain
mat the law rCquircd him 10 file "A
p'rsQnal campaign statement. add
/ ms that he Was doing So TO mc,, the
| requirements OF the laws II thcv GOV
i|ed expenditures similar to his,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
FARMER KNITTED TO DEATH
Found With Wound In Heart Near
Iiarrnh: One Arrested.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov l0.--Lco
Shanahan OF Harrah. oklahoma. was
arrested this afternoon and lodged
ia county jail here tonight. charged
with the murder of \. T.. Payne.
farmer. also Of Harrah, whose body
was discovered today with knife
wound through the heart. A quarrel
over "A gambling game lis reported to
have caused the tragedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11
ROTARY BACKS UP
RED CROSS PLAN
Will Support Campaign
Drawing Near; Cooke
Is Taken Sick.
APPEAL FROM HARDING
Is Joined by Vice President
Elect in Asking All for
Aid 60 Patriotic Move.

~ tho regular weekly meeting n
The private duiCE room ~ li"l'I
Tulsa "wednesday moon. th, rotary
club pledged l,olf practically JOG
por cent Go CIV, l.- assist ono" ana
limo 60 thc Nod tfua thflHl t'
roll call from Soy'mu'r 10 o." .'
That similar aCuun VII DC taken h}
other civic organizations ls me 'r
ucf of those boo ,h.rE. ut the I.i'
call.
Reverend Cooke Slck
U,y. Harold a. cooke. city Wnn1-
sor vas takrn suddenly $40 90 Mus.
kogoc ycstcrday ruffcring WIN
ptumniuo poisoning aud iH now CON
nu,a IN u hospital iu mat city N
ioaS he rcCuycfn quickly, ms b'h''
viii hp nll,d by G.. y. Mctuh' 'H'
sistlrt city manager
Tho pian of the thristmhs ron
can is To- obtain dollar from "v"ry
prreyn In TULSA. not only securing
new mcmhcrshipp. but renewing ola
opos from last yonr. McCunc iA CON
ftdrut that the roll call thla year
viii be very HucccsHfuh
WAsrIlNGTON, Nov. 1O--On the
eve or the fourth annual roll can
eff md American Rcd CrOss, an APP
pehl from President Elect Harding
was irsucd today from tho nationnl
hcndauartcrR horo. II rcSd
"Noting that your mcmbcrshlp
roll call for this season rs imp"nd-
ing. have wanted To cXproM my
very enrncH sympmhy Tor your
. ausc and my hope that Il may he
forwarded 10y the coming ckppalgn'
'If in all tho world thec iS an
organization more entitled 10 ht ,v-
galdcd as doing good unlV''sa'B
and doing nothing else OF any i'h.
O. place. do not know Whn'
may he.
End of War Doesn't End Work
1T would he peculiarly misfor-
tune II tho Red Cross, with it's mag
nificont organization and splendid
OF useful q achievement
should lose any measure OF it's eth
cheney because the special interest
and enthusiasm OF wartime has
ceased, Your organization has bcon
built to serve humanity and human
ity needs ita service In peace Just as
II did In war. My wishes for all
success go out TO you"
An appeal from Vice President
Elect Calvin Coolidge was also made
public. as follows:
There are no large results with
out organized effort In no other
way can the mercy of mankind ud'
cquatcly, be Expressed. To that end
the Red Gross. tho greatest express
sion OF the compassion ot mankind.
should have its organization main
tainod and supported"
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SECTION ?: That the assessments here.
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels Of laad are hereby de-
clared TO be lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land to the same extent as
other taxes and shall he collected and
enforced In the same manner as other
taxes In and for the city OF Tulsa. Okla
hcma. are collected.
SECTION 3: That all assessments here
by ievied shall be divided into three (3)
equil annual lnstslments authorized
by said statutes Of the State of Oklahoma
for such cases made and provided. that
the assessments shall bear interest at
payable annually at the time OF the pay
uent Of the several installments Of the
said assessments, from the date Of the
taking effect Of this ordinance: that the
first installment OF said assessments, to.
gether with the accrued interest on the
deferred iHs,sllmcH;s. shall be payable
and the remaining deferred installments.
with the yearly Interest on the unpaid
irstsllments. shall be payable on the 18Th
naming deferred installments, with the
yearly interest on the unpaid Install
ments, shall be payasie on the 18th day
Of December; OF each succeeding year
Provided. however, that any OF the
owners of the lots or parcels Of land so
assessed may at anytime during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
OF the first publlcst tion OF this ordinance,
pay to the city Auditor ~ the city az
ments so levied against their said lots
and parcels OF land. andthereby release
such property from the lien Of such
assessments,
SECTION a. That this ordinance shall
be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily world a news
paper published In Tulsa. Oklahoma. that
the publication Of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and re-
garded rs sufficient notice to all persons
Interested in the assessments hereby
levied by the terms Of this ordinance
. SECTION S That all ordinances ur
PARTS Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, are hereby
repealed
SECTION 6; That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety. by reason whereof this ordl-
nance shall take effect from and after
Its passage, approval and publication.
PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
a9th day Of october, 1890.
APPROVED, this 29th day OF october,
ls:0
J. NJ ADKISON.
Mayor pro tenn.
Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
Cpy Auditor.
PRANK Z. DUNCAN,
city Attorney,
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'ltF NttOTncy,
published In the Tulsa Daily World.
November I, II, is, 25F December Z,
1870 world Ppblsfins company.
y oRbtNANcE NO. 2ioo
IN ordinance to apportion. levy ana
assess special taxes In payment Of the
cost 0f constructing a sanitary sewer IN
sewer District No igs. az created and
established by Ordinance No. 2O7s. and
declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of the pre-
cislons of the Charter OF tho city ~ Tulsa.
oklahoma, and the statutes Of the state
~ Oklahoma fcf such cases made and
provided. the said city did by ordinance
No 20's create and establish Sewer Dis
rict No. iGS. and after declaring It nee
cssary to construct sewers In said sewer
Ordlnanc" No e01G. did. on the 18th day
of september 1921. let 60 Comstock-
tract for the construction ~ certain
sanitary sewer In Sewer District No. l6S
suG
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said con
tract. said COmstOck -Smedley Co. have
constructed certein sanitary sewer "
said sewer district No. les, and the WORK
approved by the city Engineer and the
hoard ~ Commissioners Of the city OF
Tulsa. ard
statutes Of the state VI. oklahoma, atore-
said, aHd under the terms ~ the Charle.
~ the satd city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma y
lN deemed necessary nt tnt Bu"lu %
Commissioners Of the city OF Tulsa TO
levy and assess special tax upen the
property liable to assessment In eah
sewer district No. i6S, by reason OF the
construction ~ said sewer and TO pay Tor
the samei and
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the CON
structiou OF said sewer In said Sewer DIS
trict No. l6S. including extras has been
ascertalned and II hereby declared 10
he the sum Of t1O.5st63 all Of which IL
to be levied ny special assessments against
the lots and parcels of land benefited by
the construction Of said sewer in said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l6s. and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
nt the assessments against said lots ana
parcels 50 liabi- al the cost of construc-
ton 0f said sewer in said SEWER Dis
TRtcT no 16S. In the amounts herein
after specified In See,ion OF this ordin'
anCe.
NOW THEREFORE, RE 1T ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS
EPS or THE CI1Y OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION /. That there snail be, and
there is hereby Rpporttoued to and levied
upon and assessed against tho ecveral
lots and parcels of land In said. SEWER
DiSTRiCN No. l6s In the city % Tulsa,
oklahoma. 40 benefited by the coustruc-
tion OF said sewer as a special tax TO pay
for the construction OF said sewer, the
amounts respectively, az follows;
RAJ -
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COMp0SES ARMlSTlCE POEM
Mrs. Emma q. Din. Wife of Kendall
Mentor, Writes Difficult Verse.

sentiments and memories which
ArmIsticc day inspires In every heart
are told In verse In a poem, THE
Armistico Day" composed by Mrs
Emma q, Dill, wife of Dr. Franklin
c. pili, head Of the chair OF Bible
of Kendall college, The poem, be
sides being ot interest because ot it's
them. Is very difficult bit " liter
airy work as II Is written according
10 the rules for the old French bal
ladc." one OF the most set types Of
ltSrary form. The poem:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-11

ELLIS is ADIUDGED SANE

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lo.---No trace OF
,,,,y was found In Albert ElNs
81 years old, under indictment for
,,ourder OF his former sweetheart,
Miss Edna Ellis, IS, Or. Francis NJ
Rsrnes, Jr.. an alienist' announced
.naay DIR. Barnes yesterday oN-
smined ELLIS for tXo hours