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PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct 1.-THE princi-
pal crude OIL purchasing agencies here
today announced an advance In Cabsll
grade from tti7 TO sac n barrel.
PARIS. oct. ii.-cumrie Flammarion.
the astronomer according 90 today's news
papers, announced tn hia friends yoster-
day his marriage to Mile. Gabrielle nen.
OF s'", sny wn% Io'IoSrS,Sa Ss ~ me wsHns
NJ Fiammarion Is 10 years old.
France, noted French author. was mar
ried today to Nile Emma La Prevotte.
Their engagement was recently announced
The people Of Tours turned out In large
aged author Che Ia 10 yefrs ODD was
eheered by great crowds when the wed.
dins party appeared
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court today refused to review a deciaion
OF tho Missouri supreme court enioinlng
union moving picture operators In Kansas
Ciy from engaging In peaceful pioketlng
clared a strike. Union officials alleged
that the order enioining peaceful picket.
Ing was a violation OF the rEht OF free
speech and personal liberty.
wksHINGToN. Oct 1.-The govern
meht'a suit against the United states Shoe
Machinery company uuder the Clayton act
VIII be rchcard by the supreme court on
January 3 " was announced today Tho
company Is chatged with restraint Of trade
In enforcing clauses in its contract with
purchasers Of It's production
NEW YoRK. oct. iI.--oov. Gardner OF
Missouri today matched the president"
with $500 contribution 20 the demo-
cratic national campaign fund. IL was am
nounced NJ democratic national hoadquar-
ters The largest amount received In 70
single morning was $1,000, which came
In the mail today II was stated.
WASHlNGToN, Oct ll.--CunyiCtiun OF
Frank Moore and five other negroes, who
sentenced u ttrt 1.
patton In race riot In Phillips county,
Ark, last October win stand as "A rcsult
OF the refusal today OF tho supreme court
TO review their cases.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Polish RoVernmen,
disaNows the occupation of wilma by Gen.
erRl Ieliguuski aud his troops. according /,
adviees received by the foreign office her,
this morning.
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the 29nd day OF October 1920. at 600
o'clock \. NJ. and the same shall he
heard by tho Board of Commissioners on
the 22nd day OF October, 1920, at . 90
o'clock A. Nj and any claims or obioc-
iions not 30 flied In writing before said
time shall be deemed waived
DATED this 6th day OF Octoher tgsn
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
--..A4A City Auditor,
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published In the Tulsa Daily World Oc-
toher 2 g. 4 B. g. 2 s. g. 10 H. l2. Ia
IL l5- I6- IL IS l9- 20 sl and 2s, 1890
world Publishing Company, Pubrshers)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To
THE CHARTER or THE CITY OF TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A proposed amendment To the Char
ter Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
for the purpose OF giving to said city
the right to exercise Jurisdiction over
all property owned or controlled by
said city whether within or without
the limits thereof; amending para
graph Number Fourteen lp OF Sec
tion Five 90 OF Article Two (sI OF
said Charter; providing for the calling
OF special election for the purpose of
voting upon such amendment; and de-
claring an emergency.
WHEREAS, The Board OF Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, Is deslrous
Of submitting to the qualified electors OF
said city at a special election to be held
In said city, the question Of the adoption
or rejection of the following amendment
20 the Charter Of said city Of Tulsa ok
hhoma, as hereinafter set forth
NOW. THEREFORE,, DE 1T RESOLV-
ED RY THE BOARD on COMMIsl
SlONERs OF THE CITY pF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
SECTION /, That the Board OF Com
missioners OF said City OF Tulsa hereby
adopts and approves the following amend.
ment 10 the Charter OF the said City of
Tulsa okiaAems. and PROPOSES. and sub
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LEGAL

mits the same 10 tho aaaifcd electors
Of said city for approval or rejection a.
~ law required. First. That Paragraph
Number Fourteen 40 Of Section Five ,bl
o. Article Two 90 Of said Charter be
snended, 20 read as follows;
If "TheCity Of Tulsa shall have
tsrisdiction ovsE all places within
Five 90 miles % the corporate limits
u the said cry for the enforcement
ot all health and quarantine reEula-
tions of said city, provided that said
city - Tulsa shall have and exercise
Jurisdiction over all lands owned or
controlled by II outside of the limits
Of said city to the same extent that II
has over land owned by II within said
City limits"
SECTION g. All acts or parts % acts
IN conflict with the provisions OF this
amendment are hereby repealed. That the
Mayor of said city be. and he II hereby
authorized and directed 10 issue a pro-
olamation calling special election which
faid proclamation snail be published IN
the Tulsa Daily World for Ten 10, con
secutive issues thereof the publication to
De at least Ten 40 days before the date
upon which said election shall he held.
THAT an emergency exists for the pre-
scryntion Of the public health. welfare and
safety Of IN. Inhabitants Of said city Of
Tulsa, by reason whereof this proposed
amendment shall take effect and be IN
full force from and after Its approval
and adoption by the Board Of Commits
sioncrs OF the city OF Tufa, publication
IN manner and form required by law rsti-
? fication by vote of the qualified electors
OF said city Of Tulsa, as by law provided,
and approval by tho Governor OF the
I State ~ oklahoma.
ADOPTED and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
rs day of September. 1890.
! APPROVED this rs day OF September,
I 1920.
! we the undersigned constituting the
! Legislative authority Of the city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma. to-wit The Mayor and Board
u Commiss.oners OF the city Of Tulsa, duly
and regularly elected. qualified and acting,
do subscribe our names TO the above and
! foregoing proposed amendment TO the
Charter OF the city OF TULSA. proposed by
B tho said legislative authority uf the city
OF Tulsa by resolution TO the qualified cleo
, tors Of sthe city OF Tulsa for approval and
ny publcatloh for Twenty one t2i) con-
! secutive fines In the Tulsa Daily World.
ers duplicate copies OF such proposed
| ame ndmend.
WITNESS our hands this 2sth day Of
September. 1920.
T. d. EVANS,
Mayor.
o. A. STEINER
streets aud Public Property Commits
| sloner,
IC. s YOUNKMAN,
waterworks and Sewerage commis-
| sioBer
! j. NJ. ADkISON,
| Commissioner OF Police and Fire.
II. +. NEwBtOCK,
Commissioner OF Finance and Revenue.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
FRANK i. DUNCAN.
City Attorney
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567.s 10 II II 10 IA Is 10 l7>ls lg
20 Ne 2s 20 20 2e ~ 2s 20 80 81; No,
vember l and z.d. 1890. The world
Publishing Company. Puhishers.)
ORDINANCE NO. 2Oss
An Ordinance TO apportion levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF the
cost OF constructing sanitary sewer
in SEWER DISTRICT NO. 40 in the
city OF Tulsa, AS created and estab-
lished by Ordinance No. 201S. and de-
tlarlng an emergency,
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF the provisions
OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsa, okla
homo. and the statutes OF the state OF OK
lahoma. fYr such cases made and pro-
vldod. the'said city OF Tulsa did BY Ordi-
nance No. 2o7S create and establish
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 40. and
-truct sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER 40. by the provisions of said
Ordinance No. 20IS, did on the 2sth day
OF June. 1920 let to Comstock -smedley
for the construction OF a certain sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER
40; and,
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF said contract,
mi Comstock medley Company have
constructed a certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER l7t. and the
work under said contract has been ac-
yepted and approved by the city Engineer
und the Board Of Commissioners OF the
city OF Tulsa: and.
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF the
ptatutes OF the state OF oklahoma, afore-
raid and under the terms OF the Charter
NJ the said city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, II
is deemed necessary by the Board OF Com
',nissioners OF the City OF Tulsa to levy and
assess special tax upon the property liable
10 assessment In sad SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER ITO. by reason of tho construc-
tion OF said sewer and TO pay for the
same: and.
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con-
Ntruction OF said sewer iu said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 17O. inoiuding extras.
nave been ascertained and is hereby de-
clared to be the sum OF si,s43.4G, all Of
which Is to be levied by special assess
,nents against the lots and parcels OF land
benefited by the construction of said sewer
IN said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 10.
and,
WHEREAS all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize tho levy
of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land so liable for the cost of
construction Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 40, In the amounts
hereinafter specified in Section / OF this
Ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDAINED
by THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMA:
SECTION 1; That there shall be, and
there Is hereby apportioned TO and levied
upon and assessed against the several
| DISTRICT NUMBER 40 In the city Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, so bencfitedt by tine
construction otssaid sewer, as IL special tax
TO pay for the construction OF said sewer
the amounts respectively as follows
| ,o-vit,
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Of Tulsa. aH by law required ana provided,
ana approval by the Governor of the
ADOPTED ana the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
as day ~ Srutcmurr 1890
APPROVED ibis ~ nay Of September
1890
wo the undetsigned constr s,ing tho
legislative authority ~ the City of Tuls1
Oklahoma. TO- vii Tho Mayor and Hoard
duly AMI regularly elected. qualified and
acting, DO augs,ribe our names 10 the
above and f1rtNuibR proposed amendment
10 tho charter ~ the city Of Tulsa. pro-
posed By the said Legislative authority of
the Cty of Tulsa ~ resolution 60 the
qualified electors - tho cry ~ Tulsa
fof approval and by publication Tor Twont
y one tHII gouHecutlyC times In the Tulsa
bnily World We signing a. such Board
Of coumissioncrs duplicate copies % such
proposed rueuifusnt,
WITNESS our handa this 2sth day Of
7. u. EVANS,
Mayor.
O. 4 STEINER
Streets ana Public Property Commits.
sioner
G. r. YOUNKMAN.
Watcrworm an. sewerage Commits
tlurrr.
J. NJ. ADki8uN,
Cummissionor ~ Police and Fire.
H. y SEWBLO'K
Commissioner u Finance and Revenue
Attest.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
Approved
FRANK Il. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
tpubitshed in rho 'rtilaa patv word 90.
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upon separately and approved this ist day
Of october. 1890.
APPROVED, this list day OF October,
1920.
T. d. EVANS. Mayor.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved.
FRANK e. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
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FRANK Il. DUNCAN,
city AtFbrnc

Pubilshed in rho rulsa pany Word. 90.
tobor 2. 2. T. Q, 9. I, 4, ,, 10, II, is i3 ~,
10. l6 ~. n. - 20. ~ and e2--se2O. World
rftnpnaTu AuINuMINr
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nd Hereunder the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"

GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT
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PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Polish government
disavows the occupation of wilma by Cen
erRl lellguuski aud his troops. according to
this moruiuE
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TAKEN UP on my place miles north %
| city; one bay poney mare VILLA NAV
mule colt. j. W. Robertson. -~------ -
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Want Ads

THREE PIECE mahogany and cane Nv.
ing room suite upholstered In olue
velour 72-inch; - mahogany davenport
table. 10 Queen Anne dining room suite
mahogany bedroom suite. consisting OF ~
inch dresser; chifforette and bed; suites
consisting OF bed and dresser; wnite
enamel range. This Is like new; VIII
sacrifice for cash. 70l South Olympia.
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FOREST. 8. 9i5-strayed or stolen; !
black horse; brand Bar on rlsnt
shoulder Call Usage to35-J.. receive w
reward. -,
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CLNEFNOEE. Jan g. Tho
Christmas seal drive m Rogers
county hrs closed. The quota was
$3.50 THIS WIS but about half
raised
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GILMAN DECEIVED
BY HIS DAUGHTER
Search for Whereabouts
If Dead Body Is Fruit
less.
He FINDS HER "ALWE"
p T. Mckee Does Not Be-
lieye Explanation; Thinks
Friends Responsible.

grs.s 20 The World. al,
sK0GEE, Jan. 9.-sick at
,.sr, atsr tho cruel deception that
"'a .'G ,.... so.-let upon him ana his
.,r stepdaughter, whom
w., fsI adopted when she was a
@ .I L. f.. Mckee. oil oper-
.- rsurred home tonight from
K.r.as r.tN so. ,-,.
M. vart here on Wednesday
..'r, expecting to take charge or
~ ss,d body Of his daughter and
....., boz. home for burial. After a
'0lg search Dee found her alive and
rr. -..pGauehtcr, Mrs. Evo
e.ys- who with another woman
.,.s, .op,sr,ug on The stage there
,bn Phillips sisters, confessed
ia, .rr had sent the message toll
.,- o., n,r |Me-s, and then Of her
4..r fo. iHc purpose of trying 10
.,,,tr Tho love and mpanionship
.,. former husband, Charles Latta,
ID aNc1n driver. ,.
rn. story Mr. Mckee did not be-
rayr 500 m anger and sorrow he
-.r his aIop.cl child and returned
tou.r Tnught he was heart
b,otgr and wb.lc Mrs. Mckee was
rr.cys# AZ he way her stepchild had
behaved. She was happy over the
knowledge chat she was SIM alive
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TO help him and recalling that one
Of the messages spoke " the New
York Life building he went there.
and learned tha, his child had been
staying at a hotel on East Fifteenth
street, there. Going 20 the hotel
they met Mrs. Guycr IN the lobby
You are "a pretty lively looking
corpse remarked Mckee after he
had gotten over his surprise
In reply to the questioning OF her
stcpfather and Chrstnit as to the
reason for the false report Of her
death. Mrs Guyer told OF a reconcil
iaiion she mad attempted TO effect
with her divorced husband Charles
Latta, who Is tool dresser in the
Oklahoma oil fields.
Every letter she has written to
her fsrmcr husband has been re-
turned unopened. Mrs Guyer de-
clarel ~ was then she and a
friend conceived tho plan 10 report
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RialtoFT Fe"SDsys T9%G5fSw

Her conscience said No. But her heart
said Yes. for this wps the man she
loved. Her husband she Ionthcd, but
its all IN the picture. SEE n.
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Tho little two-year old daughter %
the stepdaughter by her fret hus-
band Is with the McKecs here
While not exactly using the term
Mr. Mckee indicated that ne be.
lieved that the show friends " hts
stepdaughter had induced her 10
send the messages. which hdd re
quest for burial expenses lie he.
licves that they felt he was rich and
would send several hundred. but
instead he arranged for a grave I'M
local cemetery had flowers
bought a preacher posted to- preach
the sermon and had telcgraphed foi
a Kansas city undertaken to prepare
the body Mrs Mckee made a spe.
cial shroud for the body which he
took along
Arriving az Kansas city he wen
to the address on the telegram, hut
found his stepdaughtor was mo-
known. The police were then ask ed
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THE MIRACLE
OF Love"
The great woman's picture OF the year

Adaptation of Cosmo Hamiiton's
power-packed romance, which ap-
pesred in the Cosmopolitan Magazine
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her death. hoping that her husband
would hear about 10 and come 20
Kansas C.tv
We didn't intend to go 40 far ns
making ,hc funeral arrangements"
Mrs. GuNer told her st,pfathcr.
when he had shown the funeral
shroud he had brought with them
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Although this is a Paramount
Aircraft special in seven parts, it
will be shown at the Rialto's
regular prices, l0c and Csc.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-30

day every wear ees beega eelebrash
AMI no work. He say da union TAXA
da vacash and maka member pay da
fine eef he 90 to work. And when On
union queeta work, da boes say. every
body else 40 wGrlla, too.
Da boss tella me no losa da wage
and can 90 home and maka da cele-
brash. Righta queeek ! tink da Labor
day was greata stnff. So 20 home
aud feegnre out smarta idee.
! no tella my boss, but | am gonna
linda guy wot m&ka da calendar.
tell heem eef he maka tree hundred
and seeXaty four Labor day every year
and iusa one day for lay off ees greata
stuff. We 20 TO work on da lay Off
day and lay Off ON all da Labor day.
Da boss forgettu deesa morning was
da Labor day before he geeva look at
da calendar, SO weeth iusa leetle
change cen da print mebbe he forgettn
every day. fink ! am pretty smarla
guy ALA right.
Wot you tink?
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-30
Last Streams
What They Mean
DID YOU DREAM OF AcToRs2

COMBINES in our excursions into
y Dreamland we find ourselves in
the company of actors or actresses, or
both; not seeing them play hut con-
verSing With them. This the mystics
regard as II very favorable omen; one
which foretells success in whatever
enterprise YOU have set your heart on.
But if you dream that you. yourself.
are an actor. or actress, much hard
work and many obstacles are before
YOU; all of which obstacles, however,
YOU win overcome by persistent effort.
Women are advised not 10 dream that
they are To marry an actor for If they
do their pet ambition will not be real
lied
As TO how man should treat an
actress whom he meets in the realm
of dreams the mySticS are not agreed.
Some say that if you dream that you
make love TO an actress ali your flu
ture life will be joyful; while Others
declare that for a single man to dream
this signifies that he is Going 10 have
lovers quarrel with his sweet
henri, ana for married man that he
is in for row with his Wife, Accept.
ing the latter Interpretation dream life
and actual life would seem. in his re-
spect. to be closely akin
Freud'S dictum that every dream is
the fnltilmenlN of Il wish is easy
enough 10 accept with regard to this
4, -. ali Of nc,
time, wished 10 mekl actors and
actresses and converse with them. Rul
ii is not SD easy 10 follow him in his
theory that this conscious wish OF The
day would not have eXcifed the dream
had il not met with IN unconscious
wish which reinforced il. and thar I'M.
conscious wish an infantile one. He
says Fl, may seem thar the conscious
wish alone has been realized in n
dream. but slight peculiarly in The
formation of the dream will put us on
the track of the powerful helper from
the unconscious His theory is that
ell infantile wishes are intlestructibe
in the unconscious y always active
and ready for expression whenever
they find an opportunity to unite
themselves with an emotion from con-
scious life. and they transfer their
greater Intensity to The lesser inten
sity Of the latter. that in every dream
some indestructible infantiie wish is
The dominating force. OF all Irreuds
theories this one has attracted the
widest attention and discussion.
(CopyriGht)
-O---
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-30
BY HOWARD L. RANN

lflc belt than it is to make percolotor
toEee when everything is perking
tisH[- The belt is strung careIessIy
aDoat the waist of the patient and one
emu IS attached TO an electric meter
"Rs'h Keeps a careful record of fbe
GVlfehf consumed and turns it into the
aeaa Office at the end of the month
As s2en as the meter begins to turn
o'eF and discharge kllowatts at the
patleht' a warm, restful feeling an
pears which increases in intensity m
III the patient glances at the meter.
When an electric hell is properly
apphed a sick person can turn over ON
ms lace and 90 TO sleep without fear
oI having his backbone reduced to
ashes. This cannot be said of the
mustard plaster, which never knows
When to stop its triumphant progress
anu Is liable to cremate sleepy pa-
uent right in the presence of his wife
anti children. The electric belt can be
set SO that it will operate at one mile
per hour on high, but by a proyiden-
ti3t arrangement the speed of the
meter is not affected.
(Copy'ght)
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THE WOODS
UNKNOWN.

We deck the grave of him who came
back again to sleep;
But what Of him unknown to fame for
whom the lonely weep?
Yea, what of him in unknown grave
unmarked by stone or tomb
Shall over him no standard wave. no
springtime roses bloom?
Weep not, dear heart, for him who dies
beneath the Georgia pine;
He sleeps beneath more tender skies
than are these skies of thine,
And blossoms trembe Ger his head as
gentle and as fair
The flowers above the unknown dead
his God has planted there.
And when the breeze, the Southern
breeze, the pine above him
swings
OF his beloved Northern trees a mel
ody it sings
Yea. like the roar of waves that sweep
upon IN unseen shore,
He hears the signing, in his sleep
of cedars by his door.
Copyright
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TUBERCULOSIS

TUBERCULOSIS is caused by lfv-
l. ING germ in the lungs The body
Of a healthy person will resist its
growth and may xiii the germs. hut in
4 weak body and without proper care
the germs multiply u8lil the lungs are
consumed and the person dies.
These germs are found IN the
spailaa (spiD of a e,.nsumptiYelin
smalRhumberS in the very early stages
Of the disease, in larger numbers as
the disease progresses. and in count
less millions in The Iaie stages.
Among the earlier symptoms which
one ran observe, and which should
lead one ut once to consult q RilYsi-
eial1 are: Slight cough. lasting a
month or longer: loss of weight; slight
fever in tile afternoon night sneats /;
Bleeding from the lungs.
Nany pcrsans who hive these early
sgmpf0nl& Of tuberculosis lose valuable
time. and often their only chance OF
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-30

Mr.. Raj stopped nibbling and ran
back of a barrel where he peeked out,
but when he saw it was not the big
dog he began to run around the barn.
Mr. Puppy at first only bafked, then
he decided it was something to play
with and around the barn he ran.
Over the barrels ana over bags of
grain they went, Mr.. RAT always far
ahead of Mr.. Puppy, and just as he
came to the door Mr.. Rat ran out in
the yard.
After him went Mr.. Puppy. Across
the yard they ran. Under the gate
went Mr.. Rat, and under went Mr..
Puppy and down the road they ran
until they came TO the woods and
there Mr. Puppy lost him.
"Oll, dear, I am all out of breath, "