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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

SECTION o. That III, assessm.nts here,
by levied on each Of tho above mentioned
eisred to 6e lien upon such lots and par
cells OF land to the same extent as othe,
taxes and shall he collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxes In ana
for the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, are coll
lected.
SECTION 3: That all assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three %
equal annual installTents as sutharned @ ny
said statutes of the state Of oklahoma foF
such case made and provided; that the a..
sessraents shall bear Interest at tho rate OF
sight e psr cent per annGm, PAYABLE an, an
several ins,allments - the said assess
ments, from the is'e OF the taking effect
Of this ordinance ,na, The , rrs, ,n',ail, ~, I,
the accrued interest on the deferred IN .
stallments shall BE- payable on the 18TH
ssy ,hs OF OF 1nH ,hs
naming deferred r.stH;imens with the
yearly Interest on the unpaid lns'aliinents
shall be payable on the lSth day 81
all shall be paid.
Provided, however. that any OF the
owner, Of the lots or parcels Y ,and ,o.o 80
Cp consecutive weeks following the lay
pay 10 the city Auditor OF the city OF
Tulsa, the full amount of me assessmsnt'
cells Of land and thereby release such
property from thu lien OF such assess
mentH.
SECTION a. That ,nis ordinance shali
be pubItshed for four th consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily World news
psper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; thar
the publication Of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice 10 all persons inter
estsd In the assessments hereby levied by
the terms OF this ordinanc.
SECTION o; That an emergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordin
snce shall take effect from and after ita
passage. approval and publication.
PASSED, and tho emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately and approved this
l9th day Of November 1890
APPROVED. thls A9th day Of November
7. u. EvANa
AayOr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
LEGAL
Attest.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved
FRANK v DUNCAN.
LtLI- ALLDnEun

MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
Ci'y Auditor.
pRHSK y. prNcAN.
city Attorney
uuhiisned in ,hc Tulsa paiy world
iS if'iin0i. i7 Il, IT, go a. = Is. Il, IS e
81 "a 20, so. o. 1870. January l. q B.
and zen world Publishing com.
oRpIN i>cr 80. etis
An Ordinance to shportior levy and
assess special taxes Ia payment ~ the
cost ~ GensirHgt go. .san,t'Iy savet
created and established by Ordinance
No. l9al pnd dtciu,ug an emergency.
Wlikkl J. NS ~ pursuance - the provi-
atoms " the charter of the City of Tulsa
oklahoma auI the statutes Il the state
of oklahoma fof such -yscs made and
provided the sui Clty did tY oritnarcS
DISTRICT NO. ie1 and after declaring ~
SEWER pisTluci 80 ia by ,bc pr"'
visions OF Ordinance No. 1891 did ON
The 26th dsN Of December, 1919. let TO
Thbe's n ilrasnu' Contractors. a certain
contract for tho construction of q certain
sanitary. sewer In sEWE DISTRICT so
1863 and
WHEREAS In pursuance ~ said con.
itae said Tthhcia Pleasant haH cof.
SEWER DIsTRiCr no I07. and tho WORK
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and tn.
bhdih hl 'hiiiulhsluh'is ht me tily OF
Tulsa and
WHEREAS. Tn further pursuance ~ tho
statutes % fthe state - oklahoma, atoro-
said. and under the terms ~ the char.
ter ut the said CITY Of Tulsa Oklaho-
ma. II Is deemed necessary hy tho Hoard
d commissioners " the Ctty OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, to levy and assess u special
TAX upon 'hc property liable TO assess.
ment In said SEWER DISTRICT NO 1913.
by re1soh ~ the construction 81 said
sewer and to pay for the same, and
WHEREAS. the total cost ~ the con.
struction ut said sewer In snid SEWtR
DISTRICT no i63, Including extras. has
been sscertalned ana ia hereby - Jared
to be the sum of 81 oitb5 all " which is
TO be levied by special assessment agains,
tho construction " said scwcr In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. t62, and
WHEREAS. all legal rcaulromcnts have
been complied with to authorize tho levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels so liable for tho cost ~ conHtruc-
tion of said scwcr TN said SEWER DIS
THICT No. lG1. In the amounts hotcin-
after specified In Section l OF this ordi-
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. NE 1T oRDAtNEp
BY THE BOARD or CbMMi SSlONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMAi
SECTION l. That there shah be. and
there is hereby appottioned - and levied
upon and assessed against the seversi lots
ana PARCEL of Land In said SEWER DIS
homh no benefited by the construction Of
said sewer. as special tax, to pay for
| the construction of said sower, the
/ amounts reHpeCtiyelx ms follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Ads
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ClAE,issa s.iO
lux ~
. ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST NNn IOIND.

I'NI hNp i'' 80
LOST--JapaHese poodle, white with brown
spot on back and ears answers TO name
OF "DouglUs.' Usage itF.
STOLEN OUT OF MY CAR parked on
south side OF Palace Bldg. Monday
night between o'clock aud 10 80 =. m,
one PHYSICIANS boston bag. oversize, 10
inches long. double handle, brass trim
med with catches on each ond ana lock
In center. cowhide canvas lined wuh pocH
ets on inside. tan color new Win key
tied to handle, contents, one new high
blood pressure Instrument stnbofu, ia
tap colorui case, one boles Sielh"soppe
In wooden case. one flaskiigh' nlceloi F,
two &C glass syringcs. one IN SILK lined
ease the other In psstohoarl case mark
ed s225. new, two small surgical Knives,
one straight, the other curved, In metal
case several bmpulcs ~ serum, cotton,
bandagos ctc. Viii give t25 reward for
return Of the bag and contents ana VIII
give $50 reward pr arrest ana convection
of thief Dr &. + Linn, bi9 Palace BldB.
Phone Usage SJv5,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
AUTOMOBILES
A,rnMon,,t. ,on sAin

rOR Sal E--a-passcngcr automobile. 1850.
''ll laa : tuthrtr. Usage Iosi n.
ron sNLE--iisht Ford uuck ana road
styr' some terms to riEht party. Phone
Osage GPpp or sass
DODGE ROADSTER 1919 model good
condition. 1897 l.. nutuctl OsaEo
fhNs-W
FpNp COtrE tor sale. months old.
very reasonable terms. small cash pay.
mrni. SOP ~ per month. cal DHnEo
ib0l oI gis3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Rlnst Kills Five IabOvNrs.

TAMPA. Fla, Dec. l5.-Five la
borors. three whites and two negroes.
were instantly killed late today by
an explosion on open ground near
the plant of the American Cyanmic
command at BreWstar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

SECTION q That the assessment here
by levied on each ot the above mentioned
lots and parcels of land are hereby de-
ciared to be "a lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land to thc same extent ss
other taxes and shall be collected and
taxes In and for the City -: Tulsa, okla
honis. are collected.
SECTION =: That all assessrne en,s here
by levied shall be divided into three t3l
equal annual installmens as authorized
by said statutes ~ the state Of Oklahoma
for such cases made and provided, that
the assessments shall bear interest at the
rate of eight 90 per cent per nnnun, pay
able annually at the time OF tho payment
OF the several installments OF tho assess
ments aforesaid, from the date OF the
taking effect on this ordinance. that the
first installment OF said assc1srnentP to-
gether with the accrued irte. est on the
deferred insta'imGr - shall be psy~bi. on
remaining deferred installments. with tho
yearly interest on the unpaid inStallmcnts.
shall be payable on the 18th day Of De.
cember OF cach succeeding year until all
| shall be paid.
Provided however,, that any OF the own
ers of the lots or parcels OF land so as
,sssed may at any time during me four
Of the first publication OF this ordinance.
pay to the city Auditor Of tho city Of
Tulsa, the full amount OF the assess.
ments SO levied against their said lots and
parcels OF land. and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such assess
ments.
SECTION 4: That this ordinance shall
be published for twenty t2a) consecu-
tive days In the Tulsa Iailv World,
newspaper published In the city OF Tulsa,
Oklaioma; that the publication OF this
ordinance as required by law shall be-
taken md regarded as sufficient notice
to all persons interested In the assess
ments hereby levied by the terms OF this
ordinance.
SECTION 8; That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar AS
such conflict exists. are hereby rcpeNed.
SECTION g. That anemergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
ana safety, by reason whereof this oIdi-
nance shall take effect from and after
It's passage, approval and publication.
PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately ana approved this
3rd day OF December, 1920.
APPROVED, this Srd day OF December
T. u. EVANS.
Attest: Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK r.. DUNCAN.
city ATTORNEY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR MARKET
A,rouonIrs ,on sAir

FpR SALEa 1917 Chuumy Appctsou. new
paint. Phon" Usage foto.
FpR SNLE BY OWNiR 1919 Oakland
touring car, tires nearly new g"o'
running condition, an unusual bargain
call DaaGc 1850
l9tf MODEL Tutd roadster delivery car
running condition, flhO rnsh ~
quite lts g Cheyenne. Phone Usage t9la.
LATE MODEL Maxwell touring ear, Nve
new castings. cNtr, whroii excellent
shape t.25. can at 1885 East second ~,
10 ! GufsEe
LATE MODEL fine looking roadster. sl,.
cylinder. enap. easy tcrms jim Kay.
Usage ss60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
AUTOMOBILES


For SALE OR TRADE - studebakcr
roadster, Al condition; will sell right
mcnt on house ana lot, or will take In
good Ford or furniture, Usage 2ios,
NEED THE MONEY VIII make good
price on one passenger Packard run
Priced to sell, O.. 3O0. MI. Rled, 1909 south
Boston. OSage 1900.
FOR SALE--Light Buick touring ear; just
ovcrhaulod In first class shape. cheap
FOR cash. ibi2 4. burnett Phone 7s3f-J.
FOR sALi.--Ford roadster with truck
body. cheap for quick sale. 20 n. oi'.
lett
1919 BuICK tpuping. very low price, easy
terms. Jim Kay, Usage 1860.
FOR sALE-A dandy 8 passenger touring
car. cheap for cash. Call Usage l2b2
FRASKIIS-igi9 model touring. Run only
$500 miles, Al condition and looks Ike
new Bargain for cash. or VIII take Liberty
bonds, diamond. Might consider Ford IN
trade. osage 46lt-J.
1920 TULSA -Four Tor sale. Usage 75it.R
$500 CASH and small monthly payments,
gets my five passenger 1920 His-cyliBdcr
| car, which cost s?.ioo IA few months ago.
2l2 Lorton 1ildR.
WILL SACRIFICE my 1913 four -passen-
ser stutz; six wire wheels. mechani- :
cally perfect Usage $3.50 u. Cooper.
FOR sALE-Ford touring; good running
order; leaving town, must SELL price
fl5O. lol2 East Thlrd,
SEVERAL Ford delivery cara cheap,
terms. Ryan q Pattillo. 225 N. Main.
1918 FORD SEDAN at bargain, easy
terms. Ryan Pattillo. a23 N. Main
1920 FORD TOURING--A-i condition,
terms. Ryan a fattillo. 22s N. Main.
FORD sEDAN--i92O model priced to sell,
easy terms Ryan Pattillo 223 n
Main.
FoR sALE--isi7 ChevrolN cheap, or
trade for Ford. Phone Usage eas7
DODGE ROADSTER FOR SALE-GoOD
MECHANICAL CONDITION; MUST BE
SOLD TODAY WEST TULSA GARAGE.
FORD TON TRUCK. pneumatic tires. Al
condition. terms Ryan a PattiIio. sIS
N. Main,
FRANKLIN 1919 model touring, run only
$500 miles, A. condition. looks lik"
new, bargain for cash, or Will tNke lib.
crty bonds, diamond; might consider Ford
In trade. Usage t6ti-J.
FOR sALE-vello 1918 touring completely
overhauled. New top, new paint, new
tires and seat covers. leaving city, VIII
sacrifice See the car at sOs East Second
Phone Cedar lis.
NEWLY PAINTED touring. car five cord
tires, siN-cyitnder, very easy terms. Jim
Kay. Usage 1850.
A BARGAiN-i9i9 model 5-passeng-r
Nash for sale. o extra good castings; Al
condition Usage 22cs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
MOrOkCYCLks Ann nICyCLks

LiTAN HOTEL.
second and Boulder; newly decorated,
newly furnished. new management. Phone
osage eT3i,
HURRY messenger service. Cedar I.
JACOBS HOTEL.
Fireproof throughout, nice clean rooms;
VI and ll.26 per night. 80 and ~ per
week, 3os East First.
HOTEL CoRoNA
60b-t0 y. Boston 81.
Something differcnt IN n place to room.
All rooms with private bath. steam heat,
telephone new equipment OF the best. with
hot-l service.
LIGHT MOusEKEEFING ROOMS u
MAYBELL \. ias--Two modern front
rooms. downstairs, for housekeeping.
sink; sii a week, ossgs Bs0i-J.
FOR RENT--sulte OF or . housekeeping
rooms. close In. on south side. Usage
FOR RENT--one large housekeeping
room, us West Seventh
FRISCO, s.. tot-For rent. one room for
light housekeeping; close to bath. Usage
THREE ROOM apartment. modern. hrSt
floor; light housekeeping sls $. Main.
NORFOLK. r.. 71s-ons large housekoep-
ing room. modern. close In. Osag. sea
NICE rooms furnished for light house,
keeping, Usage ISIS. ii2a =, Eiwood.
COUPLE on LADIES EMPLOYED to oc.
oupy front bedroom, housekeeping priv
lleg.a. viii have entire house during day.
Apply after y. m. or sundays 52i u.
Tenth.
nicely furnished for housekeeping Usage
2sN-R.
TWO furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ina 1913 =. Elwood.
CHEYENNE. s.. 9g0--rwn suites Of house.
Keeping rooms, hot and cold water, no
children Usage @s65
TWO connecting rooms and one single
room for llrht housekeeping at a32 n
Cincinnati Cedar 1881
BOULDER, N, az Suite of light house
keeping rooms, modern. rhono Usage
1881 !
FIFTH. T.. iOO2-Two housekeeping
rooms close in Osoge J7iS
JSE NlCE ROOM and pantry for ligh,
housekeeping IN rear no children. APP
ply A. isls T. second Usage 6025.
HODMs FOR RESI-FuRNIsHED "a
FiRSlSHED ROOM
JlG S. boston. sleeping room adjoining
bath, close IN, gentlemen preferred Usage
1853.
NICELY furnished room, close in. Call
2oi Brockmsn Apartments, after 6 y. IN.
BOSTON. s.. 62l--Good front room. large
closet, closa in. for employed people.
GENTLEMAN roommate wanted; real
close in, large front room. 323 W.
Third Usage io0s-J.
ELOIN, s.. 7oo-Nico large sleeping room
adjoining bath, ossgo tisl.J.
THREE FURNISHED RooMs. modern,
no children. Usage 6sS2.
ADMIRAL. i236--F6r rent. light house,
keeplng rooms Phone Usage 3156-J,
FIFTH, t., ll07--For rent, rooms and
Eitchenette. furnished; bath In connec,
| tion,
TWO iight housekeeping rooms wor rent
Call Usage s327.J,
| TWO WELL FrRSisHED housrkeeptng
| rooms; private entrance, adjoining
| bath. $3.50 per week, l2l T.. Haskell
after p. m,
ROOMS For S1-Light housekeeping,
Usage A7b7-R.
EIrIN g, iioG--rwO nicely furnlshed
light housekeeping rooms, private nome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
BOARD AND ROOMS

NICELY furnished front room. suitable
Tor one or two gentlemen. Usage ots0.
1t5t ". Flfth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13

ners, Orpingtons, Wyandottes and every breed and fancied feather known to the poultry world.
 The pigeon department shows speci- mems ranging in size from birds that look like stretched turkeys to the ruffed snubnose, little turbits and tumblers as sedate os lifetime judges and as immac- ulately groomed
 The department reserved for the rab- mits run scale from little chaps no bigger than ground squrrels to big hulk ing hares for all the world like short. legged setter dogs, only their tales are short, too,
 Men who have seen poultry shows in many large cities say the array of diff ferent sorts of birds and animals here is the best that has heen seen in the south in years
 Five states are epresented4-Alabana Mississippi. Georgia. Tennessee and Flor ida-the exhibitors being some of the best known poultry and pet stock raisers in the United States.
 The actual conduct of the show is un- der the management of Walter Strickland and Arthur Mitchell of Birmingham
 The officers are Raymond Quinn, presi- dent: Dr. J. c. Anthony. vice president; Jap Bryant, second vice president, and George B. McVay, Jr.. secretary and treasurer. They are being ably assisted by a board of directors representing poultrymen throughout the five states
 The show, which opened yesterday. VIII continue through next Saturday. January IT, and will be open all day and until 10 o'clock at night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
.BEASLEY HERE ON
 POSTAL BUSINESS
Secretary of Congressional Commission Discusses
 Question of Salaries

Cecil A. Beas1ey of Fayette, secretary Of the joint congressional commission on postal salaries, spent yesterday in Birmingham visiting relatives and friends. He has been on a tour of the country with the commission conduct ing general hearings Investigating pos tai salaries in various sections of the country and stated that the last of these hearings would be held in St. Louis Fri day.
 It was stated that number of de partmental hearings and reviews vii be held throughout January and Eel, ruary in Washington regarding the in crease in salaries of postal employees The commission expects to make its report in time for the recommendations to be incorporated in the next congress sional appropriation for postal salaries when the bill is brought before the Senate, The House already has bill providing for continuance this year of all the increases in postal salaries made effective last year. acording to Mr. Beasley.
 The clerks and carriers have been uni. form in their requests all over the country for salaries of s1S0e to s2500 MT. Beasley stated and the matter be- fore the commission was not whether they deserved it or not but where tc get the revenue. Approximately SEQ. oO0,000 year would be necessary sc Teet this single demand alone anS does not take into account increases in the various othe departments of the postal service
 Ways and means of granting the pro- posed increase were presented by the representatives and those most fre- quently given were sn increase in post age rates on seconi-class matter and the reinstatement of the 3-cent postac ce on letters, according to MT. Beasiey They declared that if catalogues fo, ma. order houses were taken out ol parcei post and placed in the regaiAi mails they would brr.g in an additional 5 sJ,oo0,00 in postal eceipts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
To Be Free of Indigestion Contributes
 Wonderfully to the Happiness of Home Lffe

enjoyment when there isn't dyspeptic jinx among them. Of course, a case of dyspepsia or daily indigestion must be looked after. But it is far more to the point to prevent as well as to treat sour stomach, belching, water brash, etc, by such valuable means as Stu arts Dyspepsia Tablets. Coddling the stomach with soft food and pre-digest- ed stuff merely invites sluggishness
 Eat your little pork sausages for breakfast without fears; have a plate of beans and a piece of pie with cheese for lunch. and end the day with real dinner instead of bowl of bread and milk. Follow each meal with.a Stuart's Dypepsia Tablet and get right back to your natural self.
 These tablets digest food and as- sist the stomach to prepare the content for assimilation in the intestinal tract. Thus you get the practical relief and help which induces q better appetite and greater freedom in the selection of foods. You will find Stuarts Dys- nepsia Tablets on sale at any drug store in the United States and Canada. as they are considered one of the stand-bys by the druggist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
NORFOLK ON VERGE M
 OF WATER FAMINE
By Associated prss.

Norfolk, January 1s.-With appar- entIy no rain in sight and the lakes from which the city derives it's water supply so low that they contain scarcely enough water to furnish the people of this city with what is needed for drinking purposes, city officials to5' day were forced> to resort, to using the street sprinklers to bring water into the city from Virginia Beach, the sup- ply thus secured being distributed in
 ive-gallon lots. Tank cars owned by railroads are also beng used to carry N ater into the city from outside conn munities Work on connecting the city's water mains with those of Berk- ley a suburb. will be rushed day and night as soon as pipe. already ordered, arrives here, the latter part of the Maek
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
Distributing Point
 For Wichita Trucks
 To Be Located Here

All is not oil that comes from Texas. . says F. P. Fitzgerald who has come to Birmingham from Wichita with the intent et estaonsning in Birmingham distrib- rting point for Wichita trucks
 MT. Fitzgerald is enthusiastic over this
 e'i-known freight vehicle. and says it
 the best product of Wichita Falls, Tex. where it is made, At work in tho oil fields. where the roads have been in an awful fix because of the rush of heavy work and incessant procession of heavy traffic vehicles, the Wichita truck deliv- sred the goods in 100 per cent fashion. he says
 In the Tutwiler hotel yesterday. where br Fitzgerald is staying, he said thai although he had been making Bir- Tingham for years as salesman ifs present rush and hum of business was beyond anything he had ever seen hero before and away over and above what i,
 oing on in other cities of the south and southwest
 Speaking ot the good roads electior
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13

Broadway with song and dance revne that is coining money every night. She needs ideals and is willing to pay for 'em She has indicated that she be- iieves there are enough regular girls n Bit minsiam who can evolve clever p,ans for earning s10 000 in one month espe- ciaily if the money is to be used in good cause.
 And there are hundreds of ways | " hich "big money can be raised in ! short space of time. Look al the tag day and benefits that blossom forth every week leaving a silver harvest in the hands of the~prom If small amount can be raised by oft-tried ways what T sensational success would attend a move scheme. The old plans have been worked to death.
 Tn her first picture, since she returned from France Miss Janis figured out a neat plan and it worked like charm. This picture, "A Regular Girl" which is booked at the Alcazar theatre the week of January 19, is built around this scheme. elisie raises Cain and gets into a hundred 4erapes, but she makes good in the end ind shows her father s1o,oo0 in cash.
 For the best 2oo-word letter on how 8
 regular girl could raise si0o00 in a
 month The Age-Herald and Miss Janis will give s25; for the second best, S15, and for the third best, BIO. For all letters deserving of honorable mention two tick cts to the Alcazar theatre will be given.
 Hundreds of Birmingham girls arc busy light now on their plans. They are writ
 ing their answers to Miss Elsie Janis. care The Age Herald. As many of the
 letters as possible will be printed. The contest closes Wednesday, January 21, and the winners will be announced in The Age-Herald Thursday morning. Prizes will be awarded at the Alcazar theatre Friday night at the first show" ss
 Hurry up and get yours in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
HOT EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES BETWEEN
 GRASS AND HAYS
tcontinued from Page one,

ascribing to the chairman the statement as to use of lists of Liberty bond buyers
 The republican chairman's charge as to the sending out of tons of partisan po- litical literature, Secretary Glass tele- graphed, conveyed s'an implication of gross stupidity as well as downright dis honesty" which MT. Glass said. he re- sented 'as both false and silly
 Denying that ,'e. had any knowledge of the financial activities of either the demo. cratic or republican national committed or the chairman as regards drawing of drafts on banks having government ie' poslts without previous consent, Secretary Glass said Fit would nots be astonishins to fad that both. of you have repeatedly done this" Agreement with Mir. Hays that this is no time for little things is ex' pressed by the Treasury Secretary.