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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

IAdPORTAETIsTAGo: ofrecsmos Auto
m6yilea y Trucks usados en- magnihcas
eondleiones. casas, chalets, Fincas, y
locales para oheinss a preeios reducidisi
la0s. TsnemOs muehOs para la venta.-
vIgfTRNos. UsEAlE SPECIALITY co.
san francisco ~, 2do. pisO. Telefo-
40 $50. Apartado e7l. San Juan, Puer-
- Rieo. p.
COMIDAs.- Sc sirVen comidas do.
lalcillo. confeccionadas con las mejores
gFasaa Preeios muy baratos. Ilame al
tsiEfona mande q Sol 50. s-13
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DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY
San Jose No. 21.

OetII JUoO 4NO' --A'
Con este nombre queda alberto al
p1blico este nuevo salon de barberfa
con todos los adelantos modernos
(Usamos aqua caliente.)
Jose Diaz ApOnte.
Propietario.
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voCEs AJENAs

Ssran acoGidAs todas Las ideas rsfs.
rsntes al sStudio do todoa los Hspes.
to0 en- que pueda plantearss nuestrs
EtaSus ,, pOT eonsiguisnts, les parti.
darios do tOdaa las Eolucicnes tendrAn
igual dsrechO a manda1nos wus trwaA
jos. EstOs Sc pubhcarda eOA La Hr.
ma do sus autcrss, sin suya ssndisa6s
40 les eaFsmes eabidA.
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bEEEA coLocAflOHf-sessn. cen eia
e. stsl e. etFeFisafia ea e nsgselQ ee
sErmfarita . iNEeFtae.ea s1 ics Erta'
aes uaidss hsis ia satla aifeeelsn 6e ca.
nrgfea ee@ezf.antss aisEaanes y amerlear
rps. vaztsser aeiiFs , famiiisFlzaao 81
- frstsfea fs ceflea sciieiis enpls9
gsf m&ties szsts. Ts.ffsns los9. ApsF
asas ~. ean gaan. p E-e8G
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13
SALON BUEN ToNo

San Jose No. 8.
Salon Barberia, donde Sc trabaja al
gusto del parroquiano. Limpieza y
prontitud.
Y. J. Palma,
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

n0I.An EH vFNTA-- IA calls Hoai
g. esfes rsfEsisls rueEa. Fsaasro 90
ta niss sss msiEoa caaaEaeos Infof
uszEa daa 1aaa aaaFeH. taiefoas ii3
aRsus4s 80. saaiufsa SIS
oFOnruHgDADi ~ ceasa vsadsr SO
saaea68il Casa neiar. Fisea. sse.. etc.
Tiais - 'fuaEME SPECIALITY Co..
go ffsusisss g. aiiss. ean gssu. PusT.
q nffs. a-ie
81 sEupE ~ haiaadFs esn ted0s
aas aSaEslas Tlsas ds ooustruido no
vss.ts aias y casEa fstsciestes qunn-
tsiss FnFA iufrrmes difliass = hngusl
caEiaa csss Eels. =. n. s-G7
Ee VEADE an hepaetila dss lsaale
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grsn. FR 8-s|
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pers Eas. EE vENDElf gassos as sa-
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a. ra nsEeeis - ssist,srla9 e. er.an-
"a e. esF4ss y rngerria. re esiA sn
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a. m.aas nFzerief~ aHfeFmaFta ealie
Eusga ~ - sac 81 aaHtuFrs SID
a. EEapE ana Fitlaia nasFa naFea
aC1ieIatsa'' eaa - aelfsHpsuticate
ssFsrefas'' Fsfs infesuss. San yaan
ttEemra Ne. s. &aatases. lafaes asa
&msA
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o sssFa Msmsgss fLa.sa.ilol. FaEa -.
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rernf~ un cs.tS maaffa Fstls. nn
fsfaasf 60 Era. un gnyabs iaem- eos
falsnet , ua STA ana meaa esme4sr
a. sEtsaaaa y asa fama Itasa y
1nsfiG lei
uNA EENUAcIAs ~ $50 sne ~ qsae
o. eanti1esF kaessses psn y dulcs 3
vsa4s ra tsUa es Eas c,upleiameate
nassa 80 - nse1 d. au Flae.o. ln
ftlmeas aa Haa Ffanflaea -. mAaliefaa
- 49, =. N.rsr.sa fraafs IA Na4sn.
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VIAL DIn COMO HOY
644S E|yna
"Recordar es vivir"- Dante.
'Recordar es vivir Dante
IS DE AGosTo DE 1903

EJERoIro FUR1osANfENTE
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n0IAn ~ vENTA- IA calls Hoai
rs. esfes rsfEsisgs rueEA Fsnaele 60
"a nfss fEs melFea caaaEaoos Infor
EsHEa 6aa gas6 aaaFsa. taiefons ii3.
sRsFts4s 3D. saaiuFsa SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

IA VIDA rs sURRO y el "BOsQue
6s Boionia'' IS Ia quinealla mas po-
puiar de san Juan, pOr 10 barato cue
yeAde. san Sebastian 50. frente la
FlaEa del mereado. p
ROToDRAlGAs. Aprsnda 4 escrfbirIOs.
Rsto 10 prop0TeionaEA fama y fortuna.
IFa6neim0r y sTreglamos escenarios.
Prseios m6dices. Para informes deta-
nadea; Ths Universal Photo plays
hehooi Box 2oa; cabo RojO STA
AVUD8 a LOp EiNOs POBREe
Ea necesario que en- eada muni-
eiplO de estA isla Sc organize Ia 80
eiedAd flAnir6pica 'Ei Zapato d'
i0s Nihos Pobres". Esta sociedad
vieue trabajando deEde hace va
rios ah0s en- San Juan, con tanto
kKifn cue pOdem0s asegurar que
tOl0s los nihos p0bres que asisten
: laa escuelas van debidAmente cal
nadOa.
No ae necesita hacer sacrificios
aeeptAtaOs cualquier donativo poT
snaignifleante que sea. Mandelo
how miegno ii usted desea, > IL
aeh0ra. dolia
MARIA 7. DIX EUAllE2,
. q Box Il22 Han Juan. Advt
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oFONru&GDAD; ~ eeasa vsadsr su
saaeNt8ll Casa. haiar. Finea. ete.. etc.
tiais - 'susEME SPECIALITY Ca
49, rIsnfisee a. aiisg. Ezn gasu. PusT
g nfes. G--ie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

Deseamos infOrmar a
uuestrOs anunciantes que
no admitiremOs 0rdenes
para BAJA de anunciOs,
pOr teIefOnO. Las bajas
deberan cOmunicarse
pOr escritO q
La Administration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

tGEGAMtGo g. aaismaeviies amsElcaag
49, bsIslaal9sats tEanais ee FeRaFa-
s,eass g q tsllef 6e 3. y. Wells y
o.. f1e IFsba3s KsrsuiiEa4s. siep a.
EaNtmFs 6-l5
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-13

PRRDIDA: Sc gFatiacara q Ia persona
ens entEegne una PLUHdA DE FUEN-
IL DE ORC. que Sc extravi6 aver de
"a Plaza De Baldorioty al Muelle No. 2
con las inieiales CE. A. CO. Pueden en-
tIsEaria Al supt. del Bduells NO. ? San
Juan. PR. SO
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PEDRO G. 0UINoNEa
- ssM3
AVOCADO Y NoTARI0

Graduado de Las Universidades 1o
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ei-
CO. Postula ante las Cortes do Puor.
to Rico , Corte Federal.
T. 0. BOX. 12s. Tel. AOs. \. J.
Edincie NOA. Han JwSn. p.w.
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81 gEnDE a. haiaadFs esn tedos
ass aSaEslas Tlsas ds oonstruido no
vsEta 6ins y easEa fstscieutos qwn,
tkass FnFA fnfrFmes dlalass . MlEuel
cnFiaA cshs Rels. n. n e-27
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ANEKICM RAILROAD COMPANY or PTO. RICO
San JUAN PONCE
4zxEmnAHJO

- - U@A1s % V4gag GeSae
ed ] % AGSeAa 90 1917, re-
ua&o@@AsAgSsta, 1919.
HDRAGzaamG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
MONEY OUTLOOK
HITS AT WHEAT
Sharp Setback Occurs De.
Spite Huge Exports;
Close Nervsus

CUU'AGO. March a. Heavy
selling n#Drb'd To- bcarish yicws ~
tho industrial and financial outlook
brought about sharp sg'hlcks today
u the prize" Of wheat despite cX-
port business ON q huge scale. Tho
cin.n was nervous 3 800 I l-ic
net lower with March 81 % to
tl55 u.s. ana May tliG IL to
l.iG a-I. Corn lost ! to l-tc, oats
~ to 5-8c to 3-iW7-Sc. provisions
10 TO- J5c.
Export business in whcnt was os-
iIull,d 80 total a, much as 5000
600 bushels. but with @ strike i'm
uuud,uE in ihr meat packing lu.
dus,ry with attempts being made 20
reduce wages ON all railroads and
with sharp breaks in tho value of
securities. strength soon disap-
poured from tho wheat market.
Heavy sollinE Of wheat on the part
NJ leading longs set iu. and prices
dropped rapidly May falling 10
within cents ~ the lowest level
set this season.
Corn ana oats responded TO the
changes in tho wheat market,
Trade lacked volume.
lAquidntIug salos wcakcDcd pro
visions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
COTTON PRICES LOWER
Investment Buying Evident ON the
Snft spots, Heaviest az Lowest
Point Rain Has Effect.

NEW ORLEANS, March IT, --
Prices were lower In a moderate
way during the greater part OF to-
days session in the cotton market
but toward tho end there was no dc
cidcd trend and last prices were g
points mp to 8 points down, net,
on the day. ON the soft spots in
vcsmcut buying was In evidence. to
a limited extent. ana Il gave the
market what rccupcrativo power II
had. Heaviest Investment buying
appeared at the lowest levels
Heaviest selling appeared on the
opening ana iu the early trading
and IL forced declines of IS to 20
points. An unfavorable opinion of
weekly reviews of textile trade in
this country had much to do with
this selling, Opinion was decided
ly at conflict regarding tomorrow =
American min figures from the cen
sus bureau ON favorable Consump-
tlon reports tho market went 10 It's
highest, net advances OF to .
points.
Too much rain In tho bolt was
accepted as meaning that planting
and preparations to plant were be
ing intctcred with,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
KlwanIans Hear About Printing.

Guy G. McWilliams, secretary OF
tho Tulsa Typothetac, an organi2a-
ton Of master printers, explained To
the kiwauis club at it's weekly
meeting and luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa Monday noon the purpose Of
this association. II Is to elevate the
printing industry which is fourth
In industrial America, to the plane
whore gucsswork is eliminated In
determining costs OF operation. ho
said. McWilliams will also speak Rt
the weekly luncheon OF the Ad club
Tuesday on the subject. "How tho
United Typothetae OF America Can
Help You In Your Direct Mail Ad-
vertisIng"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
MISSIONARY WILL TALK
Miss Lcnn Boyd Ia Ten Guild About
Experiences In India.

MiEs Lena Boyd, who is in this
country on furlough after seven
and u half years service as mission
AIRY Ia India. viii speak 10 the Beth
any Missionary society and the
Queen Esther guild Of the First
PrcshyteriNp church at 2.3O O'Clock
Friday afternoon and to the Young
WOncn's guild at a supper and
meeting Friday evening. Miss Boyd
les on her way TO her home at Santa
Rosa Texas. after attending a
three months Bible tcaChurg' train
Ing school In New York. shc viii re-
turn In August to India, where sho
is head OF girls Industrial school
has charge OF visitation Of a lcpcr
asylum and zcnaua work and su-
pcrvision of three Christian women
workers, two Hndoo teachers and
one Mohammcdan. This rs her FIRST
furlough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Injunction RemOUdl
Against Drug Store
PetitiOned in Court

Denying tho allegations OF the
county attorney that the drug
store located at SIC West First
street is place whore intoKicnt-
ing liquors are sold, an answer
was flied In district court Monday
by lee Helm requesting the court
20 rcmuvo tho temporary inlunc-
tion granted March . on petition
Of the county attorney
Helm Is ono Of six defendants
accused of maintaining places
whore intoxlcanls are sold. The
owner Of the North Main street
drug store also has an action IN
court at tho present time. asking
a reasonable bond to insure com
pliaucc with any order the court
might make.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
WORLD MARKET PAGE
ADVERSE TREND
RULING STOCKS
Influences Of Last Week
Hold Sway Again in
Monday Session

NEW YORK. March H.. rracti-
Caily tho samc adverse Influences
which contributed in a measurable
degree to tho depression Of stock
market prices last week were opera
two again today. % number OF now
low records were being registered
Tho foreign situation, the prcca-
Tlous position ut The railroads and
the etuto of deadlock existing In
some OF tho leading limos Of indus
try were once more the factors
which prccipitatcd fresh liquidation
and cmboldcncd tho shorts to cx-
tend their commitments
A. intervals tho stock list BuR
goatcd support of the better grade
issues. especially rails, but heavy
solling of Reading nt the CXtrcm"
decline of over points In the final
hour and fresh attack upon At
lautic. CUR A. West Indies. which
ended at Il not loFs OF almost +
points provoked much confusion NJ
the close. Sales amounted 10 GOo,-
600 sharcs
can money continued to hold ot
2 por cent, aud offerings Of time
funds wCrc scarce, though un-
changed from last weeks quota
iions. Dealings In foreign exchange
contracted. British ana French rates
easing, while Scandinavian remit
tdnccs hardened
weakness Of Pennsylvania rain.
road 5's and the new l-2s tho
former losing l t-i points ana the
latter large fraction, typificd the
rcactionary bond market. Liberty
i-2's made a now low record fOt
the year at $500. Total sales, par
value, sio17b.00o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. March lA...Dattle#- -Rogr pts
22 600 beef stecrS and butcher Sho stock
low, mostly 10 to 2bc lower, quality good,
bulk ateora IS 100000, bulk lat cows
aud hcifers sG.OOWff6; uanuors and cut
tcrs largely 1JOOW4hO, bulls steady, bulk
As.2bpft 20. calves mostly soc lower
voalcrs mostly tl0.JOall.OO, sto,kcrs and
feeders steady,
HoEHa- Receipts $4,000. market fairly
active, mostly 10 tn loo higher than Sat
urdoy's average, top li.sO, early, hulk
700 pounds down IlilOuliI0, bulk 220-
pounds up giU.lbUlO.h1. pigs mostly 40
to SOC higher, bulk 80 Co l2O-puund piss
tll0OUll.ga.
sheep Reccipta 20. Oo0 opening SLOW
lambs 20 to 500 lower. shvcp steady
Ismb top early tlO15 10 shippers, s9-ib,
shurn lambs early $500. bulk TAT wooded
lambs carly &9,7bWiO.g5, un sheep Hul'a
uarly, talking steady
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Kansas city Livestock

KANSAS CRY March ~ -Cottlo--Re-
.cipts 1900. beef steers uneven, mostly
10 20 zoe lower, common and medium
1850. she stock mostly steady to Toe
tower, some sales csc lower, prime hulfrrs
tS.G5. choice cows f10U, bulls and can t.
ucra fully utuady; good aud choice ,Ctlott
~. 500 1850, Htock"rs and feeders steady
to weak, ohniro feeders W OOu9lb.
Hogs RccclptA li,bOOs open 10 to lNc
tower. closing about steady with last
weeks close, hest lights SO 90, bulk
liO.l0ulOS0, pigs steady to lOc higher,
choice Atock pigs fti.bOWliGO
Shocp- NcCcipts $500. market weak ,
lambs mostly zoo lower, Hight owes 81. 90,
~ nnunh lMmha ill.In-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

n. J. Gray and was released IN
bonds of $500 in each case for hear.
ing March %.
Two Tulsa merchants claim Tho
defendat: forged the name of ]. T.,
Barnett, an officer OF the railroad.
to checks made for $37.12 and fl-
SSl.93 and passed the instruments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

Fifty-five men took the cXamina-
tion for postal clerks and carriers,
held Saturday morning at the. fed
eral building. II will be from four
TO six weeks before the papers are
corrected and grades given out 10y
tho department. only four took the
examination for the postmastcrshtp
at kCvEtOne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

Chester Nichols. accused OF the
theft OF mems clothing valued al
s440 from George Bars, 121 South
Boston avenue. March ], entered a
plea Of not guilty at his arralgn-
ment Monday before Justice II. j..
Gray and was released on bond of
&5OO for appearance at preliminary
trila March 22.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

NEW YORK, March lt--cottonsccd oil
was sharply lower under liquidation ut
distrrsssd holdings, induced by staEuaut
trade conditions, cheaper crude offerings
aud the weakness diBplaycd In hog prod.
uCts and WHll street. May sofa down to
6.bac and July to G.goc, closing prices
were 20 to 20 points net lower, Primo
crude ti2b bid, prime summer yellow
spot G.4oC aalyH, May closed at b.5t, July
~ 0.gLc. aud scplomhcr ~ l40c. al bId.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
knnsns CIV CASH Grnin.

KANSAS ClTY. March II Cash wheat
I tn &c lower, No, 1 hard 81 GO Tld1, No.
o Si59Hi,ge, No. 1 rcd IldSGii0, No.
rod fl,Ginl,6k,
corn unchanged 20 &c lower, No o
mixed bghci No, 2 mixed be1 bt Ec,
$50. yellow G0c, No, 57n aSc.
oats unchanged " hc lower, No. ?
white i3c. No. . mixed ilC.
MMull rnuNLnIa. .n NAIa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

NEW YOHk March li--Prlme mnr.
cnntuc paper ~ ul \ per cont. exchange
Irregular; sterling 6O-dhy and commercial
go. day bills on hanks 3Na, commercial
to.day bills 3Sf.. demand 5.Sya cable
, HUi..
Francs Demand TOO; cables 7.O2.
Nnrbs--pywaud hS, ,ablos I.6g.
Greece. demand 1sS. Argentina dcman nd
% 90, brazilian demand 10. 90.
New York exchange ON Montreal l2h
per cent discount
Government and railroad bonds ir-
regular
rimo loans steady, 90 DAYS. 90 day
and months tla u3 per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Ilks TO InNnde Arhmnrc.

Tulsa lodge Il. Il. o. Il. Will send
n large delegation TO tho state meet
ing In Ardmore, announced for May
23-24, featuring the initiation OF the
annual May class, at which time the
antlers viii be planted upon u class
of so candidates
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

OkLNUONA CITY. Mnrch lt-Cattle -
Receipts $500; market uneven, steers
$500 10000, cows and heifcrs 81 GOfp 100
81 90 100.
Hogs deccipts $500. market lower.
top tlU.lJuiO?5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

iSai-" World Publishtns 90 COMPANY
oRDrNANcE NO. 2ias.
An Ordinance to apportion, levy
and assess special taxes In payment
sewer in SEWER DISTRICT NJ. ia
IN the Guy OF Tulsa, as created AND
and declaring an emergency,
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the proyi.
sions OF the Charter OF tho city % Tulsa
provided, the said CIT III Tulsa did by
SEW R Ho fa' ia Snd ,SS Si'aS9
sewers sewers 'sS in sad SEWER 'pIsTRISSF ~
No. 2iiiiS did on ' tie s5th day lay, OF janGar,,
1921, let to Comstock -Smedley COMPANY
Contractors, a. certain contract for tho
in SEWER DISTRICT No. l73i and.
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of said con.
have constructed a certain sanitary sews-
In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 173, and
the work under said sontrsct has been
neer and the Board VI Commissioners OF
the city OF Tulsa; and,
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma, afors-
said, and under the terms OF the Chartrr
Of the said city Of Tulsa. oklahoms J.
Commissioners Of the CitY Of Tulsa to
levy and assess special tax upon tho
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l73. by reason Of
the construction Of said sewer and to pay
for tho same, and,
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con-
struction Of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. ia, Including extras, have
been ascertained and Is hereby declared
to be tho sum Of s4.l51ss. all OF which
is to be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land beue-
fitted by the construction Lf said sowe-
in said SEWER DISTRICT No. l73; and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
or the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 30 liable for the cost ~
construction Of said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l73. In the amounts here
matter specified In Section l Of this Ordi-
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED
by THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER
OF THE CITY OF TULSA OKLA
HOMA:
SECTION /: That there shall he and
there is hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land in said SEN EI
DISTRICT NO. i73 in tho city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, 80 benefited by the construc.
tion OF said sewer, the amounts respcc-
lively as follows. to-Wit:
Addition Lot BLOCK Amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

WICHITA. Kan, March ~ Hogs RE
ccpts 600 market lower, top 5000.
bulk Sg.15H 10 5t-
cattle. Receipts 1000; market steady 10
weak, native steers tih00rs 90. cows and
heitrrs f3JUpI6O, stuckcrs and feeders
giEOmS 25, stpckCr cows and hoiters 81 so
nt SO, bulls yJ.5Oua.5O, calves $4,000
10 CO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

KANSAS CRY, March lA.--EgEs uu.
changed, firsts gSc; sccouda 2Nc. Butter,
creamery 10 lower, 4sc; packing un-
changed, Ice. Poultry unchanged, hens
.1c; springs 35c. roostvrs liV 4Oc, turhoya
Ur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
THE THEATERS
CONVENTtDN HALL. Adolph Boim.
ballet, and Lit,lo symphony orchestra.

CoNvENTtpN HALL. Adolph Boln.
ballet and Little symphony orchestra.
LYRIC. william g. Har, IN THE Toll
Gate western. good comedy ana latest
news weekly
oRpHEuA: orpheum news ard Topics
~ tho Day BiE Time vaudeville: June
''The crystal .Gazcr." June Evidgs
speciality, Dan STANLEY and Al Barnes. IN
.After IN" club humofoua sketch /,
James Mccormack and Elenor irving IN
Telling the Truth ,' La Grociola 10
Visions % FALKLAND. pleasing and
e.,'Is s1rgs gs osSSe Ns M'iSi N setvsn,s 9%"
comedy. wulio Hale ana brother In "Bts
u Nodeyu" = skit of pleasing humori
Dewey and Rogers In No Tomorrow"
something different
MAJEsTfcs Gcorr" Aruss IN "Thc
Devil" from his famous stage success.
Majestic Nrws nud Topics NJ the bay.
music by Majcaue orchestra and organ.
PALACE. Matlon Hamilton in THE
Albert Tayson T,rhuns. ratho Ncws
Music by Palace orchestra.
ETALTO. The spcndors" from IN,
novel by Harry Loon Wilson, with an ALL
star cast. Charica Chaplin In a special
comedy
/ STRAND. "Tho Last " the Mohlcans '
b a Maurice IUurupur production from the
story by James Fonimoro Cooper, also a
good comedy
ROYAL reari White in THE Noun
tain Woman" William Fox production
Double Adventure sorlsl also a com
/ rIy.
BROADWAY "Chudrcn Sot wanted '
with Edlth Day, Tathc Ssws and also a
comedy, Tho Beauty Parade musical
/ comedy company with Frt1 Ficlds
woNDERLASD. "His own Law" win
/ Hobart UoHworth 'H"iln Mars Bray''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

creamery extras .bhCi standards A3lac,
Eggs higher, receipts iHGH cages,
flrsta 9lUSi Io, ordinary tltsis 29U Soc
At mark, cases included, 3OW3Oiac.
Poultry aliye higher, fowls % bci
auriuuH ggg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

NEW NOtk, March "a Call money
stvRdy htsh. low aud ruling rats 7.
cl0sing bid e.. offered at 9 last loan I.
bank aCyoptaurcs UA per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Chicago Potatoes.


CHICAGO, March lt--l0iatoes weak
receipts M cars, northern white sacked
aud bulk {l2Ouleb cwt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

LONDON March lt.--Lcad spot 10
futures - ~ 50. Zinc spot 90 7s sd,
futures 60 12s Cd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

CPH6llshhe+5 y i6o ,TuIss ,psIy worlIat
and rs, 1921. World Publishing Com
Iany, Publishers.D
NOTICE TO PROPER OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
(Frisco Addition, Bulletto Addition, etc
Bids will be received at the office o'
5 o'clock p m, Monday. March sist, lg--'
for the construction OF a Sanitary SeweI,
Including laterals, connecG7~s. and ol.ct
appurtenances for Sewer District No, l'I
as created and established by ORDINANCES
No sl2s passed and approved the lsl d1'
Plans, profiles and specifications FOR ~
construction Of said sewer system anl
appurtenances have been adopted by IN,
Mayor and Board Of Commissioners o.
said city and are now on file In the OF
flee ot the City Engineer. ,.,
BIDS must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF tho City OF Tulsa,
The rights to reject any ana All plu'
is reserved to the Board Of Commission
ers OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. ,.,
certified check In she sun, of w
or, per cent Of the ~moHat o. the O'
by the Board OF Comm IS .onrrs cf "a a
city at meeting Of said ltoa.d 70 "a
held in tho city Hall IN said '!ty a.
o'clock a. m. on the 22nd dsY OF M'''''
Any and all parties interested a.,
hereby notified that they may apysH
and protest against or object 10 50
proposed improvements or any IT,
thereof or any matter or thing ~ ia
ton thereto, at said meeting of .Lr ~
Board OF Commissioners on tho s-nd "a"
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
Cly AudiIon e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
standard oil stocks

Tho closing bid ana asked prices of
Standard OIL stocks on tho New York
curb Monday, ns reported by Strandbefg,
McGreoVy q Co,