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Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Eorast Park

The same program cdTElSS tbS ONe ing Chester picture and the Fox news
 Forest Park
 A real trip to the country is a visit to Forest park. Cool breeZes from the surrounding green fields and from the canal on whose bank the park is To- eated. are continually blowing through the thiclzly wooded grounds. where tables and benches are provided Tor picnic suppers. Additional coolness may be obtained by q swim in the newly white washed tank freshly filled with water every day and then when the big dance begins in the screened-in ball room the dancers find that an ex- cellent system of electric fans make 1t possible for them to stay cool Tn spite of the fact that they are in dulging in the exercise of the eance. When music is as filled with harmony and life as is that of Toft's novelty orchestra, it is really impossible to think of anything except the joys of dancing, anyway, the dancers declare
 Anita Stewart at the Columbia The stereotyped motion picture char acter of the man who keeps the western dance hall and saloon gives place to 6. new type in The Fighting Shepherd ess" starring Anita Stewart. to be seen at the Columbia theater today and tomorrow In this picture Miss Stew art plays the part or the uduSateI ! the proprietress of a questionable l tavern in the California sheep and cat tie country. It is perhaps the first time that woman has ever been shown in motion pictures as the keeper of a western roadhouse. though in the old days many followed that occupation. II is also the first time that Miss Stewart | has ever taken part in a western play | in western garb.
 | Fresh from Broadway with several trunks filled with the latest styles In l clothes, footwear and headgear. Miss 1 Stewart laughed when the garments l that she was called upon to wear were pointed out to her. Good naturedly she laid away her finery and donned EIgh-heel boots buekskin skirt, broad l brimmed hat and shootin irons to play ''The Fighting Shepherdess."
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Furniture Repaired


 MARE ISLAND FURNITURE SHOP. I repair your furniture, do your packing and all kinds of carpenter work All l want is a chance to show you also i,,1V vour second hand furniture. 15 l.. Hadiey st.. in rear. M. Arons. prop. PboRe S76I. ot
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
BAR SILVER
BOARD OF TRADE

NEW YORK, June 3-Bar silver 99l4c. Copper. dull, 19a19Hc
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Electrical Dealers

We repair electric motors and fans. ,,otor revfudiag. elevators maintained and repaired. Vinson Bros and Carter. 1a M 2nd ave. Phone 259S. n
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Fuel and Feed

Eav. Grain and Wood for sale. Five Points Wood G. Coal yard, 72S Grand ave Phone ITS. q
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Tires

GENUINE Caterpillc- tires save you money and trouble. Also ears for sale 2epairing done. 719 ". Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Auto Painting

DETROIT AUTO PAINT -rs:Ie1-c->rs"@''~ S9SG S13 Central ave. Pbon- 'l1 4s77 r,
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Detective Bureaus
Disc Sharpening


 COLD rolled disc sharpenelng. NO prfnding- Smallest cultiyator to larg- est blow discs. R. A. West 1O1 $. Center. Phone 1721- 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Floor Scraping

pIoNE 14o5. First-class work.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Schnnl nf MI1sic

Everything tn music. expression. language a nd dancing. DEnpe -o09. S:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
MARYS MIRRORS
CAPT|VATED TULSA
But Her Voice Won a
Way Into Hearts Of
Well-Keyed Audience.
.. ANNABEI, LATfMEK

ry ANNABEL LATfMER.
Wrh the thousand mirrors and
x.,rol,s OF her famous gown
T,glirg aud sparkling in the foot
g,b,g Mary Garden sang and roll
W-G.d her way into the hearts of
nnc NJ the largest audiences Tulsa
bas GIVEN an artist at Convention
hal on her appearance last night.
From the moment she appeared
=, tbo stage until the last strains
W Chnrpentier's Louise" the aud.
encc sat cntranccd, and from all
.ldea could be heard cSClamations
of beautiful" charming "glori-
Gus 49,, az. Co.,,
,,epbors of her audience forget that
.he wa. an actress: she played with
,hem. tclscd thc'a. stirred their
doopcst emotions. Arias from the
oneras in which she ~ 80 famous
shsyed her at her best. She was
caE,i,.i'ing in her first encore In the
Jkbanera from Carmen. at which
NJ one forgot that the stage was
nof ST. for Carmen. the famous
Spanish opera.
ono Of the most beautiful selec-
ilors was the Cradle Song from
Iocclyu. with the cello accom- pal :
ment which was sung with sweet
simplicity VI ss Gardens cncorcs.
with which she was most generous.
were familiar songs such as Comm
through the Rye" and Little Grey
Home In the West"
A master Of hts art In the truest
sense Of the word, may be said OF
Cutla Caslni. who assisted Miss Gar
Through the Rye" and Little Gray
den and who Is named by the fore
mos, critics as the coming greatest
cellst in the world"
Isaac Van Grove, accompanist,
proved 20 he one of those rare ac-
companists who follows the singer
so,closely and artistically that he is
Idst IN the tones of the singer. He
fSrnished colorful background
tiat had an individuality all'its own.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
TOWN HAD ONLY ONE CHAIR
solitary Piece Of Furniture Was Re-
served for State Occasions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s. 49, For
many months in the little city of
coulonge In the Aisne region of
France possessed but n single chair
and II was the property OF the mayor
II was officially known as tho chair
until the Junior Red Cross of Amer
lea sent to that city motor truck
loaded whit chairs and tables that
had been made by the boys OF Amer
lea In their manual training schools.
Last year thousands Of these articles
o. furniture were sent TO the de-
vastated areas of France.
Colonels II. s. Todd and Bicknell
Of the Red Cross recently went to
Chamery to adjust some difficulties
that had arisen to block construction
OF the Quentin Roosevelt Memorial
Fountain, the details of which had
beer eatrusted to the American Red
Cross by the late ex-president Roose-
Veit. AT Chamery they learned that
the mayor resided In Coulogne and
when they located him he apologized
Tor having left the city's only chair
az the town hall. All were forced
TO stand throughout the visit.
An exchange of views quickly ad-
lusted matters pertaining to the me-
mortal fountain and as the Red
Cross representatives departed for
Paris they promised to relieve the
solitude of that town chair. Soon
aiterward the van load Of Junior
Red Cross furniture was sent TO Cou
logne and the next time Colonel
Todd visited the little city, 1t was
proudly pointed out TO the entire
company gathered to confer with
nm was seated and gratitude was
voiced to the American lads who had
contributed the needed tables and
chairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
j. y. BYRD, Jr.
Cashier,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Separate sealed proposals viii be re-
c.ived by the Board OF County Commits
.ioners- Tulsa County. Oklahoma, until the
scr G. 1870 For For n. X % rsnsrai n"y san.trsssi"n
of one.story stone building. on the Tulsa
County Poor Farm tabout nine miies
aurfsccd road to Broken Arrowl and for
the plumbing. steam heating and gas TT o
'ings In same; according 70 plans and
specifications on file with Lewis Clins
county clerk.
Plans and specifications may bs oh
tained from tho County CLERK jpon the
deposit OF s2S.oo. which will DO returned
tions are returned.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all proposals submitted.
LEWIS CLINE. County CierkA
published In tne Tulsa Daily. world
Novssmbs.. IS; ~ 20, ~. az, 49, "a. as.
is. 1890 World Pubiishinx Company.
ORDINANCE NO. 400
An ordinance to apportion. levy and
assess special taxes in payment o. thc
Sewer District No iss as created and
established by Ordinance No. 'oIs; and
WHEREAS. in pursuance of the pro-
cisions Of the Charter Of the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and the statutes Of the state
provided, tao aaid city did by Ordinance
No. 207s create and establish Sewer Dis
triet Ma. iss and after declaring It nee
District No iGs BY the pIrev.ions Of
smediey sHey'Voe Coz eon,ractors. t " certain con.
tract for the construction OF . certain
sanitary sewer tn Sewer District No. les.
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF said con.
tract, said Comstock- -smsdley Co, have
constructed a certain sanitary. sewer IN
at LAT to- In "a
under said contract has ben accepted ana
approved by tho city Engineer and the
BOARD OF Commissioners OF the city oil
WHEREAS, in furtner pursuance Of the
statutes OF the state Of oklshoma, afore-
said, and under tn. terms Of ths Chartcr
Is deemed necessary by the Bosrd OF
Commissioners OF the city of Tulr 70
levy and assess special tax upon ,hs
property liable to assessment In said
sewer district No. 1ss by reason OF tho
construction OF said sever ana 10 pay iof
the same; and
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con
struction OF said sewer In said Sewer DIS.
trict No. les including extras has osen
ascertained and ia hereby d.cl.tsd to
30 81 .hs ;.sn1 sum s OF $1,000 M on ~nssh hran.s
the lots and parcels OF land oenetited ~
the sons;rus,ion Of said sewer In 'aia
WHEREAS, all LEGAL requirements have
been complied with TO authorihe the levy
90 the assessments eyain-t said lots ana
parcels so liabis :,T the cost of construo-
tlon OF said sewer IN said SEWER DIS
TRiCT NO. lss. In the amgunts herein
after specified In sse'ion OF ih'" ord'n'
ance.
now THEREFORE, RE 1T ORDAINED
by THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS
Frs OF THE CITY OF TULSA OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION 1, That there shall be, and
there is hereby apportioned to and levief
upon and assessed sxs'ns' the sywrp seSera,
DisTRiCf No. iGs In the cry - Tuisa"
Oklahoma, so benefited by tho construc-
tion OF said sewer, az special tar TO pay
for the construction of said sewer. the
amounts respectively. as follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
MEMORIAL TO VOLUNTEERS
French Are Raising Fund for Nom
unlcnt TO Yankee RcCruiIs.

PARIS. Nov, 23.-Gcnrsi Mangin
~ organizing the task OF obtainine
subscriptions for "a magnificent mon
ument to the American volunteers
who fought with the French army,
To be set up shortly in the place des
Etdts-tnis The monument H. to
ny the well known French sculptor.
boucher, and will cost 100000. No
Foreign subscriptions will be accept.
ca, all donations must come from
French sources.
once year a military ceremony
VIII be held before the statue and
attcr funeral march has been
played. the officer OF the command
VIII read out OF n golden book the
names of the dead volunteers. To
'ach name tho response will he Civ
N Dead on he field OF honor"
Tho Last Post will be sounded and
the French soldiers Will march pas,
me statue and present arms,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
GROUP OF REPUBLICANS
INDO1tSE MRS. HNMON

ARDMORE, OKLA, Nov. ga
group OF about SO republicans. who
attended the funeral Of Jake l..
H1mon here today. In an informal
pleeting here tonight indorsed Mrs
Jake l.. liamon, widow OF the late
republican national committeeman
from oklahoma. to succeed her hus.
band in that position, newspaper
men were told following the meeting
Persons present at the meeting did
not indicate whether the indorse.
ment would be reported To the state
central committee. merely statinr
hat Mrs. ilumon had been Endorsed
for the position. The meeting was
presided over by j. l.. Dyche. trea-
surer OF the state central committee
of the republican party.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN
IL Not YET CHANGED

ARDMORE, Okla, Nov. 29---Rus-
sen Brown, county attorney OF Car
"A destination he refused to reveal.
returned here tonight and woulr not
discuss the purpose of the trip. An
information charging Miss clara
smith of Ringing, Okla, with as
sau.t with intent TO kill In COM c..irn
with the woundiug OF Jake J.. liamuu
remains unscrved in the office ~
the sheriff here. Mr.. Brown had paid
that II change were made In the
informrtlon--m making the charge
manSlaughter or murder instead of
assault--thc change would not ",
made until after the funeral OF Mr
liamon, which was held this after
noon. The Information had not beer
changed tonight, 1t was reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
NftNff
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
Abpf uNtds
FRANK r. DUNCAN,
city Attorney,

S$S:%S;, S:'Ss"5 y \ Il 4; S'S '%'i;S f.
IA ia. II. is. IT, ~ is. ,s' 40 ~. ~.
is2o The World Publishing Company,
oRDINANcE No. ?io7
An ordinance To spportion. levy and a..
sess special taxes In payment Of the cost
~ constructing "a sanitary sewer In SEW
Tulsa, as created and established by or.
dinance No. 2o77, and declaring an emer
scrCy
WHEREAS, In pursuance NJ the pro.
visions Of the Charter of the City ~ Tulsa,
oklahoma and tho statutes ot the state OF
Oklahome. for such cases mads and pro.
vldcd, the said city Of Tulsa did by Ordiu-
ance No. 20i7 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER l69. and after haV-
tng declared it necessary to construct ssW -
ers IN ssd SEWER DISTRICT NuMnEi,
los, by the provisions " said ordinance
Ne. 2017. did On the sth day II June. 1890,
let to the Ttbbets & Pleasant. contract tors
a certain contract for the construction n
a certain san!teD sewer In SEWER DIS
WHEREAS, In pursuance ~ said contract
said Tibbets 4 Pleasant. Incorporated have
constructed certain sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ie,. and
cepted and approved by the city Enyln"cr
and the Board Of Commissioners OF the
''lty OF Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS In further pursuance OF the
satutes OF the state Of Oklahoma p'or.
sstd, and under the terms ~ the Chart
Of the said city OF Tulsa, oklahoma it u
deemed ncceasary by ',- bpa,h NJ Com
missioner of the City Cf Tulsa ~ levy and
sssess u special tax Lp,n 'he property ".
abb. to assessment N sqid SEWER iGS
TRlcT NuMBER iss. by -ras,n ~ the
construction Of said sewer and 20 pay for
the same. and.
WHEREAS. the tota, est 80 The con
struction OF said sewer IA snit SEWER,
DISTRICT NUMBER iss. .ncluilng cs.
tras, have been asc 'ginius and 10 here
by declared to be the sum !. '3i..-,2s. I'll
~ which ls to be icv',d by aepaia %.
easements against the iSts a1i parcels OF
land beneCttsd by tn" cons; riittirn II
said sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER lss, and,
WHEREAS all legal rcu f.me'ts nave
been compiled with 60 au'hJizs he levy
Of the assessments AKA p>t sail lots ana
parcels of land so ll,pia FOR tho coat -
construction of said sewer II sa'i SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER ljs ~ the amounts
hereinafter specified "a Socti91 ! OF this
SOW THEREroRE. DE 1T ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD or COMMISSIONS
ERS OF THE CITY of TULSA. OKLA.
SECTION I: That there shall be. and
there II hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed sysinst tn. several
lots and parcels OF land IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER iss In the city of
Tulsa, oklahoma 80 benefited by the
construction OF naid sewer. ~ special
tax to pay for the construction Of said
sewer. the amounts respectively as fol
lows. towiti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
JAKE hAMON FINAL
SERVICES IMPRESSIVE
CONTINUED PROM p,ow ovs


CONTINUED FROM pAGw ONE
giveness. lie was too big to cherish
enmity. God luvcth A cheerful
sivcr. Friends. there is after All,
but one virtue and that virtue IL
generosity. Jake Hamon possesscd
1t. He fed the hungry. clothed the
naked and helped .the worthy
kindlinoss Is akin 20 holiness.
threforc Jakcs kjudlincss vas a
part or holiness. IIis last words %
mo were. as he pressed my hand
Good bye and God bless and kccl
you. | am trusting IN the mercy ui
God He had his faults, so have /
so have you and No has every one
whose name We find recorded
within the lids Of the Bible, none
are perfect, all must trust In the
mercy of God"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

SECTION ? That the assessments here.
by levied on each ~ the above mentioned
o,s and parcels ~ iand are hctcby do
clnred to he lien upuu such lots AMI par
coils II land IN the asWr extent 49, Other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
IN the same manner a. other taxes IN and
Tor tho city Of Tulsa Oklahoma. are col.
leCtsd
SECTION a. that all assessments here.
by levied shalt bN dIsidcd INTO three t9I
equal annual lns,slimrrtH a. authorized hy
said statuteH ~ the state ~ Oklahoma foE
such case made and t.pvdcd that the aa.
easements shall hear interest at tho fate "
eisht b per cent per aDpnm, payable an.
nuhily At tho time 81 thN payment ot the
several ins,ollirenis Of the ssih assess
ments. from the date ~ the taking effect
u this ordinances that the first Install.
mont NJ raid asarssmon's together with
the accrued interest on tho deferred IN
LAY lay ot bqcemser. is.i and d The re- re-
| naming deferred Installments with tho
yearly interest on the unpaid ins,ailments
| December Of each succeeding year until
an shall he paid
Provided, however that any 81 che
owners Of the lots or parcels ~ land ~
assessed may at any timc durina the four
~ consecutive weeks following tho day
~ the first publication Of thls ordinance
nay to the CITY Auditor ~ the city NJ
Tulsa tho full amount af tho assessments
40 levied against their said lots and par
cells of land and thereby release such
| property from the lien OF such assosH'
SECTION 4; THAT this ordinance shalt
be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks IN tho Tulsa paiiy world, news
| napsr published IN Tulsa, Oklahoma, thn'
| the publication OF this ordinance as re.
puircd by law shall be taken and regarded
| ss sufficient notice to all persons inter
| ssted In tho assessments hereby levied by
| the terms ~ this ordinano.
| SECTION S. That an emergency "sihs
| Tor the preservation of the public health
| and safety by reason whereof this ordin'
| ince shall take effect from and after its
| passage, approval and publication.
| PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
| 18Th day Of November 1870.
| APPROVED. this 18th day Of November
1920.
| T. ~ EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest; -
| MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
| IApproved:
| FRANK n. DUNCAN.
| city Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
$500. 900 In Loot Recovered.

DANNlLLE, Va. Nov. "a
wooden box containing 100000 in
hoerty bonds, war savings, stampe
ara Hte insurance policies which
were stolen from the bank of Hall
'M, a, Houston, Virginia, eight
weeks ago, was found today by GUY
Lampkin. farmer. at Midday, Va,
according tn reports received here,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
LEGAL,

SECTION ., THAT the assessment. here.
tN levied on zach ~ the above mentioned
lots ahi parcels " Land are hereby de-
clarcd TO BE- a lien upon such lots and
parcels " Iona tn the same extent AS
Other taxes ant shail be collected and
tatcs IN and Tor the city u Tulsa, OKLA
hcnls, are collected
SECTION : tnst al assessments here.
equal annual tustaiiHrnts ~ Huthrrised
hy said statutes " ~" state ~ oklahoma
the assessments shall bear InterrN Al
the rate ~ eight ON per cont per ,nnun.
payable ANNUALLY at the time ~ the psy.
Hen' OF The several tnstaimcnts " tho
s'ii asess,nrn,s FROM thc date " tne
taking effect y ihts ordinance that the
Iu.t iwls .mcni - tsih assessments. to
deferred ls'sluu"u,s shall be psyshis
or tho 10Th iB ~ December t,si
with the yearly Interest on tho unpaid
" ste llmcuts. shtll ho ptNLhtc on the 18th
day ut December. " each succeeding year
unti nll shall be- paid.
Provided however that any W tho
owners ct the lots ur parcels ~ land 80
assessed may ~ auti time during tn ,ou.
~ the first publication Of tins ordinance.
pay to the City Auditor uf tho 81, ~
TULSA. Tulsa. The ll, mll s'nonn, q, tho asses.
md parcels of lsnd andthe-.hy release
such property from the lien ot svrh
assessments.
SECTION I. That THIS ordinance shall
be published Tor four ~ couserutt, q
weeks IN The Tulsa pauy World a ncwa.
paper pubiHhcI IN Tulsa. pkishuma tina,
the publication ~ this ordnance % ~
CURED Nv law shaU he taken aud re-.
Earded az suff.cl'nt motto" 10 all PERSON,
Interested IA the assessments hereby
levied by the terms ~ this ordinance
SECTION ThH' ai. urdIut. I..t uf
parts ~ ordinances In conflict with tho
provisions VI mis- ordinance. arc hereby
repealed.
SECTION a That an emetgcncv exists
fot the preservation ~ the public health
aud safety. 10y reason Whereof thiH ortt
nance shall take etfcct from and aftos
It, H.sags. approval and uH..tttIlun
PASSED. and he emergency clause
ruled upoi separately and approved TINS
20 h day of October. 1870
APPROVED. this 2yth day Of october.
1870
J. " ADKtSON
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest;
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

MUCK I, tond-,er good condlt,oui no
repairs needed Must sell this week.
$50. SOME totmr Vance, ~ = boulder.
cedar iass
ron NAtt uodg. commercial truck
batrain can usaEc 7tt3.
FpR SALE New Appersou annlverssfy
mn "a pssaenser sells for ~ zoe
viii hcll fuf ~ 600 loss also 81 Cadillac
sue ban. Phone l.. " nlillngs, asa
pltt-burs. ksn- hhiinga Cadillac 60.
FDH SALE Ursnd new Oakland str Sc
dan on dealers floor. VIII sell at 1880.
less than Wholesale regular price $3.50
reason agency discontinucd. Write or
telephone Automobus Sales Co. Shawnee.
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
AUTOMOBILES


SrtpEUAkEV Fevrn passenger, new
rHtnt new top. new trcs good con b.
ditiun. ttlb, can he seen az lig South
Cincinnati WI trade fot roadster
tpN SALE ~ - barsstn Nuick tnsdater I.
good condition. new tpp four new cas-
ings, new WI ard battery. forced o. sell 1.
Sito cash huis " Phone psase lise.
sized tires, pt,eiicslly new 2os East
Second Cedar us.
t2p5 UUYSnn Oakland Touring Car.
Nunniug order and nearly new
tires Somebody will huy this quick
FRED SHAW MOTOR corr.
iis s Boulder Phone Usage 10 -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
ROSCOE ADAMS.
Cashier,

raolisned in, Tulsa Daily World. Nov. 30.
Dec. !, 2. 3, 4. 5, ., l. 3, .. 10. IL, ~.
~. ~, it. i6, II. is. 10. 20, al. 20. 2S.
~, is, 20, and 81 world Publishing
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE UNION
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA
Notice Ia hereby given to the share
holders OF Tho Union National Rank OF
Tulsa, that a special meeting ~ tho share
holders has been called BY the Directors
FOR aud viii be held on Tuesday. prCetn
Der 2S 1890 at tho hour OF ten o'clock.
NJ" ~ the banking house Of said Bank
~ the city Of Tulsa. Okiahoma
The object ~ the meeting i- to consid er
and to pass upon plan Of consolidation
between Tho First National Bank OF Tulsa,
md The Union National Bank OF Tulsa,
under the charter of The First National
Bank ot Tulsa, a. proposed by an agree
ncnt between the Directors Of the two
sid hanks and under the Act ~ Congress
Of November Z. 1917. providing for the
consolidation NJ National Ranks
By order Of Hoard Of Directors.
Dated this goth day Of November, 1870.
W. r.. BROWN.
President.
J. p. DYRD, Jr.