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score Dy Innings:
Washington ,,......0 0 0 o % o o o.
Cleveland ...........l o 0o2 x-3
summary-Runs: Harris. Smith.
Stephenson, Sewell, Burns. Errors; Harris.
Rice. O'Rourke, Sewell. Two-base hits:
Miller, Brewer Stephenson. Three-base
hit: sewell Stolen bases: shanks, Harris,
Smith, Sacrifice hits: Rice. Q; Wood.
Double plays: Evans to Nunamaker. Left
First base on balls: Off Sothoron, s. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Sothoron, Harris.
Struck out: BY Sotheron, .. Passed ball:
P.cinich. Umpires. Owens and Evans,
Time Of game:a2:10.
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Sioux City .......,0 vs.
Tulsa ..............i 0 0 0 x--s
Summary-Runs: Leard, Fox, Kearns.
Tesar, Gleason, 2; Davis. 3; Todt, Bran
non, Parker. Error: Davis. Two-base hits:
Brannon, Q: Parker. Home runs: Bran
non. Davis. Sacrifice hits: Erwin, Boehler.
Double play: McGinnis to Brannon. Hits
and runs: off Haugland. and in l-S
In Ia inning. First base on balls: OF
Haugland, 8; off Tesar, /: off Pruitt. !;
off Boehler. !. Struck out; BY Haugland.
/; by Tesar. j by Boehler, !. Passed
ball: Query. Wild pitch: Prutt Hit by
pitched ball: BY Tesar, Todt and Davis.
Left on bases: Sioux City. 8; Tulsa, 8.
Time of game: 1850. Umpires: ormsby
and Buckley.
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Boston ,.......,,.0 o 0 5000 o-S
Chicago ..........3 1 o o 0 o o 0 Ia

Summary--Runs: Foster. J, Collins. Me-
Ynnis. e. Collins. Strunk. Yaryan, Davsn-
RSr rsS hn. hs rssyan .;TnH ss.
rifics hit, Falk. Double plays; Scott (un-
assisted; Walters to Scott; McInnis to
Scott. Left on bases; Boston. 4; Chicago,
= FIRST base Zen on psiis' OH Russell, I; on
ming tnone out In second inning); off
Karr, 10 in innings tnone out in ninth
inningl. Struck out: BY Hodge. o; by
Karr, :. Losing pitcher; Karr umpiresi
1:4f
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Geneva, 4; Ohiowa, 8.

Geneva. Neb., July 1s.-(speciaL)-
Geneva took victory, No. Is. from Ohiowa
here, to 7. Ohiowa took the lead in
the second inning when Geneva registered
a bunch Of errors. but the locals re-
covered in the fourth when Lamb brought
in two runs and Eller hit homer with
one on. Domeier, pitching for Ohiowa.
was relieved IN the fifth inning by
Phelps, who held Geneva to one run In
four innings
Score by innings n, II. q.
Geneva ....,...l 0 041o e-i s
Ohlawa .......o 8 ! ! o o o o o-6 I 4
Battsries-Geneva, Eller and Tharp;
Ohiowa, Domeier, Phelps and Crounse.
Ohiowa and Geneva meet at the Tobias
picnic July 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-19
CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON,

Tctals 80 sa4lll
xMiian batted for Picinieh in 9Th
xBrower batted for Mogridge in 9th.
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Raids. o., PhIilies. rs,

PhiladelphIa, July 1s.-cineinnati took
two games from Philadelphia today. by
the same score, to 5. Peter Donohue.
recruit from Texas, relieved Marquafd
in the first inning of the first game after
the Phillies had scored four runs and
held the home team 10 four scattered
hits Eller was the winning pitcher In
the second game though ne was taken
from the box in the seventh inning when
the Phillies staged brief rally. Score:
First game:
~ nEI pIIIA
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PITTSBURGH.

New York .........0 0 0 0 x-l2
summary-Runs: Carey. Burns, 8; Ban
croft Young, Kelly, Walker. Rawlings. z;
Smith, 2; Nehf Errors: Warwick, Glaz-
ner, Bancroft. Two-base hit: Bancroft.
Three base hit: Burns Home run. Raw
lings. Stolen bases: Frisoh. Burns. Maran-
VILE, Sacrifice hits: Bancroft Nehf,
Young. Double plays: Frisch to Rawlings
to Kelly; Frlmm to Maranviile to Grimm;
Bancroft to Kelly; Bancroft to Rawlings
to Kelly. g. Left on bases: New York,
4; Pittsburgh, s. First base on balls:
OFF Nehf, !: off Morrison, 4; Oft Glas-
ner, /. Hits: Off Morrison. in in-
nings (none out In fourth); off Glazner.
s in 8 innings; off RAIDER. . In 2 innings.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Giazner. Burns.
Struck out: BY Nehf. ii by Morrison. 2;
by Glaxner, l. Losing pitcher: Morrison,
Umpires; ouigley and brennan. Time Of
game: 1853.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
INDIANS ENTERTAIN CLASS
fideiis Club of Baptist Church l.
Visited by ~ of NiOsya Tribe.

Nedl I'VE Indians, dressed in war
blankets and feathers, and wearing
thousands of brightly colored beads
on their costumes. gave short
program at the First Baptist church
tuesday afternoon, during the
weekly meeting of the Fidelis sun
ddy school class. Twelve in num-
Der, kiOwa Indians OF Comanche
county. are In Tulsa this week with
the Richard l.. Banks company that
Is putting on show Daughter of
me Dawn at the B. & NJ. theater.
Members OF the Fidelis class are
studying book. "Kiowa," which
was written by a Baptist mission
ary 10 the liiowa Indians. Miss Isa-
belle Crawford, and under whose
ministry the Indians that are with
me Banks show We're converted.
Upon hearing that some kiowa In
Mans were In town, Mrs. John NJ.
wilson and Mrs. Charles B. Case
asked them to attend the meeting.
Chiet Horace lead In prayer and
me group of Indians sang two
hymns One Of the Indians women
presented Mrs. Case with silver
indian bracelet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
REFUSED TO PRESS CLAIM
watts Charge Against Public service
Dropped by Commissioners

Making extensions Of light service
- not dependent upon the purchase
es stock in the Public Service com
pany by those who are to benefit by
such extensions. This was the
statement OF Fred insult, of the
Public Service company. who ap-
reared before the city commission
Tuesday TO answer the complaint of
". A. Watts. resident of South
Rockford avenue, who charged that
T q. walker, local manager for the
company told him II he didn't buy
stock in the company he would
have 90 wait long time for
ghts."
insult said Watts and three neigh
bors had been asked to deposit $50
apiece to help bear the S292.9O cN-
pense OF making an extension to
serve them, and that IL was simply
10 be a deposit for service.
1T is probable Mr.. Watts was
asked to buy stock in the company
hat is not unusual" insult eX-
planned. But stock selling is en-
urcly different from deposits for
service from our lines
Watts did not appear at the COM
mission meeting to press his claim,
81 the proposed hearing was
dropped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
CHRISTIANITY P A Y S
Rev. Murphy Says Gospel Has Made
America the Foremost Nation
of the tntiIr. World.

Reasons Why a Man Should BE a
Christian" was the subject Of SER
mon delivered Tuesday night at the
Bullettc Presbyterian church by the
Rev. W. II. Murphy, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church. The
service Tuesday night was the third
of two weeks revival which began
at the Bullotte church Sunday. The
Rev. w. r. Garvin pastor Of the
church, viii preach Wednesday
night.
The Rev. MIR. Murphy used for a
text, Goodness Is profitablc,' and
the first point he brought out i'm hts
sermon was that man should be n
Christian because of what Christ
ianity has done FOR his country. lie
said that Christianity has made
America the foremost nation of the
world.
other points brought out were
that man should be a Christian be-
cause it PAYS to be "A Christian; be-
cause IL a man is not a Christian, re
IL "A servant Of the devil; because
people who know the truth tell men
they should be Christians; because
of others.
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LEGAL

PnblsheG in The rmn psuy World Apfti
8 G. o.. T. =. . ana 10. i92i' woriG
IubHShinE COMPANY Publish,rs.J
ORDINANCE no. git0.
An Ordinance TO UpportIuu ieyv
Aud assess special taxes la payment
or the cost Of constructing "a sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO ia
ln thc CITY OF Tulsa. as created and
established by Ordinance No. 2ifo'
ana declaring an emergency.
WfEhbAS In pursuance OF the pro.
TlsionS Hi tho Charter OF tho city NJ
uIse' Okahoma. and the statutes ~ ths
S,ai' OF tklnhoua. for such casoa made
by Ordinance No. aiio create and S.,ah atu
Ilsh SEWER DISTRICT No. 172 ana
ait'r having declared 10 necessary 90 con
siuel sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT
~ ltS. by tho provisions ~ said ord.
TuH'e NO sllu. dtd on the ian day of
'n!hoF l9'o, let to Tihbets q Pleas
sh'' me, '"ntractors a certain contract
Tor the construction of certain sanitary
s.W'r in SEWER DISTRICT No lig.
WHEREAS In pursuance of said con
tract said Ilbbets & Pleasant Inc. have
." ssqt!G,,,sd certain sanitary sewer in
WORK under said contract has been nc.
copted and approved by tho cay Engineer
and me Board OF Commissioners of the
, WHEREAS. in further pursuance Of
VIC statutes OF the state of Oklahums
Aforesaid, and under the terms of tho
homa. II II deemed necessary by the
hoard OF Commissioners OF the civ OF
Tulsa to levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment In
said SEWER DISTRICT No. l7g BY rca.
son OF the construction OF said sowor
AMI TO pay for the same. and
WHEREAS, the total cost Of tho ron.
struCuon Of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l72. including extras, have
been ascertained and Is hereby declared
to be the sum of S9.4lO.23. all of which In
to be levied by special assessments against
the lots and parcels of land benefited hy
the construction Of said sewer in said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 172: and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize tho levy
ut the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 80 liable for the cost of
construction Of said sewer ia said SEWER
DISTRICT No. 172. IN the amounts
hereinafter specified IN Section OF this
Ordinance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. re 1T OR.
uAlNED RN THE BOARD OF COM.
MiSSIONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION !: That thern shall be and
there Is hereby RpportionCd to ana levied
upon and assessed against the soycrai
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT no. 172 in the city Of Tulsa
Oklahoma. 50 benefited by tho construc.
tipn ot said sewer, the nrrrunts respective.
ly as follows, to-wit:
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Want Ads
Rates and Information

ihc per word per time.
Seven Insertions Tor tho price of
siI.
Minimum space ie words.
10 per word per day when copy runs
one month without change,
Minimum amount one time 25r.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are duo
and payable the same day first inser-
tion Of ad appears. (All out-of-tovn
want ada and al wanted 10 rent, sit.
uations wanted, wearing apparel and
household roods ads are positively
cash IN hdvance)
TELEP HONE WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate as cash ads
and collections will be made at your
home or office as soon after first In
sertlon as possible. This Is an accom-
modstlon service and payments should
be made promptly when bill IL pre-
sonted. Always ask your telephone az
to be repeated back to you by tho
telephone nd tAker 10 make sure that
II has been correctly taken. The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any kind occurring In telephone
advertisements.
Undor no circumstances are We re-
sponslble for errors In any advertise.
ment unless report ed Immediately after
first Insertion No reduction IN cost
OF an ad viii be made unless error
destroys value Of ad,
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AID DEPARTMENT
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LYNCH HELD FOR ROBBERY
freed on iiccciying Stolen Property
tnargc, Defendant Rcarrcsted

charge of receiving stolen prop
cry was dismissed against Neal
lynch, at his preliminary hearing
tuesday, before Justice II. j. Gray,
oul almost Immediately charge Of
,,V9nloint robbery was filed against
nlm bv the county attorney and he
was again placed in the county Jail
day
Lynch was charged with having
tVeNed from Lawerence Smiley
Snl Pat O'Connor, 10 casasI OF
sdreb valued at 5000, stolen
,sTm the Goodner- Mitchell whole.
'te % mousse in March. Smiley and
,CVhnor had their preliminary
ina, aM last week and are now await
oh s uhl in the district court on a
uge OF conjoint robbery.
p "hen Lynch came up for trial
SI%Sddy several witnesses In the
H"uley case positively Identified him
'',he ohe OF the trio of men who par
rotPpted In the wholesale house
,,oorery In which the night watch
ana an was was bound and gagged. Smiley
' oNonnor were also Identified
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
STOKES LETTERS
HELD BY HIS WIFE
Wrote to Negro Detective
Asking Confirmation
of Charges.

NEW YORK, April i9.---Lcttors
s.gc, W T.. u. stokes to negro
5sfective in Chicago were offered
Y, evidence by attorneys for Mrs.
u,,en Elwood stokes when the de-
.spss began presenting its case to-
,5,y I'M the millionaire hotel owners
s,U for divorce. In one of these let
,ers according to counsel for Mrs.
s,oses. her husband asked the negro
loutb TO verify charges that Mrs.
sfokcs had been the mother OF
several illegitimate children by as
many different men.
Justice Finch said he wished to
,e,d tho letters before deciding
,,bethcr they may be offered i'm cvl-
dsncc. Counsel for stokes strenu.
,uslv objected TO the admission of
,he letters. arguing that they came
into Mrs stokes possession through
,aymcut TO the detective.
The allegations were undcrst God
to concern happenings and pelation-
.hips prior to Mrs. Stokes marriage
10 The millionaire.
Expcrt "peeping' testimony
marked the opening Of the defense.
The first witness for Mrs. stokes in
ter counter action against the di-
s5rco of her husband was pho
,1grIpncr who. pcrcnod ON the ,x-
,snslou roof Of the Thirty-fifth street
.partmput house. had taken pic
r-ps Of whatever could be seen
uf fno interior of what was once thc
bedroom OF Edgar +, Wallace. men
toned hv Stokes as "A correspondent.
THE potographer's testimony tended
strongly to discredit statements
sworn to by witnesses for stokes
that they had observed Wallace and
Mrs. stokes In that bedroom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

fiNL rAssENGER OVERLAND. pettsct
condition $500, TERMS e.. ". IrVis.
600 l"utrr pssEH 79t5.W
LATE MODEL DODGE touring car. att
now tires. privately owned. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
watch Fires From Planes.

ST PAUL MINI, April l9.-The
experiments of using airplanes for
forest fire observation work was
found successful according to Off
cials of the state forestry office,
who made flights over ItaCaspa
park during the past few days to
account for numerous small blales
reported near there. Hundreds Of
acres Of standing timber will be
saved as a direct result of the speed
and efficiency OF the planes for
scouting purposes, state foresters
said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
City Briefs

WODD1E mccoy pleaded guilty
10 charges OF ilirit distilline ana
violation of the prohibition laws In
Le'oral court Tuesday and was
llncd 5000. Four counts OF the in
dlctment against him were dismtssed
on tho motion of the district attor-
ncy.
JOHN AND GEORGE ELKINs
were fined 500 each I'm federal court
Tuesday when they pleaded guilty
10 charge " possession Of luuur
\ FINE or $3.50 was assessed
against Roy Carter. alleged done
peddlor I'm federal court Tuesday
Whei he withdrew q plea Of not
guilty and entered plea Of guilty
to violation Of the national mar
Cotir law. Carter was charged with
having possession of large quantity
of doSc.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
TUESDAY. y :. NduhaVcrbrkp. "a.
ana Agnes Coylo, 10, both of Tulsa
charles J. Denton, 80. and Mayme
$. Phclan, %, of Tulsa Emmett A.
Compton, %, aud Grace r. Lind. lS.
of Tulsa Walter \. Rowscy. 30.
and Nina VI. Lind. 20. Of Tulsa. Pat
carney 30. and Gertrude Parson
q, of Tulsa.
DIVORCE PETITIONS fIlcd
Tuesday In district court: Daisy NJ
Foster against Davis Is Foster,
August Splitter against Ada Spit
tier; Marie Ilite against Jimmia
llite; a. W. Miller against Grace
Miller; 7. II. Swagerty against W
\. SwaPcr,y: Leila Singleton agains'
Hugh II. singleton
MRS d. =. M1LHENY Of Hart
lcsv,llo is u guest at the home ~
Mrs :. Il. Wckcts 1909 South Mad
ison avenue.
ABOUT so YOUNG people Of the
Young Peoples society Of the Luth.
eraD church went to Parthenia park
Tuesday night for picnic supper
and party. Tho ladies of the church
prepared the supper, which was
served i'm the dining room Of the
V. W. c. A. lodge
MIR. AND MRS. \. r. GRAY Of
1913 South Perry man avenue, an.
nounce the birth of Il nine-pound
baby boy.
THE r. r. l., sunday school class
Of the First Baptist church gave
a surprise party in the form OF
house warming for Mrs. j. W
Smith. president OF the class, i'm her
new home, 217 West Haskell street.
About 40. women were present
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SECTION .. That the assessment hereby
levied on each OF the above mentioned lots
ana parcels Of land are hereby declared to
be n lien upon such lots and parcels Of
land to the same extent az other taxes
and shall be collected and enforced In the
same manner as other taxes In ana Tor
the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are collected.
SECTION a. That all assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
go equal annual tustHllments as Ru-
thori2ed by said Statutes OF the state Of
okla Hhomu for such cases made and pro.
yided that tho assessments shall hear
interest at the rate Of eight go per centum
per annum. payable annually at the time
uf the payment uf the several installC1ents
OF the said assessments, from the date Of
the taking effect Of this ordinance, that
the first installment OF said ussassineuts,
together with the accrued Interest on the
deferred insthllments shall be payable on
the 18TH day OF December 1921 and the
remaining deferred installments with tho
yearly interest on the unpaid installInents
shall be payable on the 10Th day OF De-
cember OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid,
Provided. however, that any OF the own.
ers OF the lots or parcels OF land 80 as
sessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
Of the fiTst publication OF this ordinance
Tulsa. the full amount of the assessment
80 levied against their same lots and per
cells IT land and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such aueessfnents
SECTION 4: That this ordinance shall
bo published for twenty nine (2g) consecu-
tive days in the Tulsa Daily World. a
newspaper published In Tulsa, Okla. that
tho publication OF this ordinance as re-
qured by law shall be taken and re-
garded as sufficient notice TO all persons
Interested In tho assessments hereby levied
by the terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION 5. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists, Sre hereby repealed, I,
SECTION O. That an emergency eSists
for tho preservation OF the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordi-
nance she'll take effect from and after its
passage approval and publication,
PASSED, and the emergency clause
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

By Tho AssOCIaIHd PrcFs-
TOXIC. April l9,-The health Of
Emperor Yoshihito has been bone-
fitted by his year Of rcpose and the
pain from the gout with which he
has been suffering has almost dis
appeared, says a bulletin Issued
from tho imperial household today.
His condition is still subject 10 sud
den changes, however. a further
complete rest IS imperative the bull
letln states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
TO PURIFY POLICE FORCE
Chicago Chief Names Secret Corp
to spy ON Mates.

CHICAGO, April ia corps II
secret agents created tonight by
Chief of Police Fitzmorris whose
sole duty will be TO "Clean out the
department of the members who are
unfit to be In it,"
The order resulted from the shoot.
ing yesterday of one patrolmn by
another in a saloon, The injured
man was shot through the head and
probably fatally hurt. Hts assailant
was suspended.
The police investigated rumors
that the shooting was In connection
with the operation Of a whisky
ring"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
CoproI Trade with China.

WASHIGTONI AprII Is,"-JOIn
supervision by the departments OF
state and commerce over American
corporations engaged In trade with
China is propos. d in = bill intro
duced today by Representative Dyer,
republican. Missouri II would pro-
vide for the granting OF federal
charters TO such companies ana
limited exemption from taxation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
Excise Board to Act
on ReGppOrtiOnneRf

\ letter from the county excise
board to city officials Tuesday
stated that the board will meet
within the next few days for Il re-
consideration Of the city's request
for reapportionmcnt Of $4,000
which was discovered recently after
y special audit OF the citys books.
The excise board refused to approve
the proposed supplemental budget
when II was first presented few
days ago. The exact date of the
meeting mas not been announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

DISALLoWS S2,585 CLAIM
City commissioners Refuse To ray
DnmngCS of ShnM OMnnr

b'HihkfN WI FNNNVM NiNntfs
Through her attorney Mrs. NJ u
Johnson, proprietor Of tho wonder
land thcatcr. Tuesday presented to
The city commission u claim for
S2,5S5.S2 which she alleges was sus-
'ainod by following tho orders Of
city Building Inspector IT, L.. Kapp.
Mrs. Johnson claims she followed
instruction Of the building inspector
In making changes iu the interior ~
the Wonderland thcater 10 bring
about a moro fircproof condition.
After this work had been partially
completed. she states. the way wa1
blocked by q telephone pole and the
building inspector issued orrcrs t.
return the interior to It's former
state.
The claim was disallowcd by the
city comm sslon In session Tuesday
morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

To Make Room for New Cars
We Are Closing Out Our
jsed Cars at Any Price They
Win Bring.
EASY TERMS
handler t.pdsS 1919.
ESSEX. 1890 Touring.
Tulsa 3 pass Touring. 1890.
Paige thummN Roadster.
Chevrolet 1890 Roadster.
Chevrolet 1890 Delivery WAGON.
chevrolet 1919 Touring
Chevrolet 1913 Roadster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
LEWIS MARSH
CORPORATION

1907 South Main Usage $3.50
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LECAL.S.

ruled upon separately and approved this
sth day ~ Apru 1891.
APPROVED. this sth day of Arrl. lB4t
}. NJ ADttSON,
Mayor pro TEN
Attest
MRS PRANK SEAMAN
CITY Attorney.
Approved
FRANK r. NJ Moan
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THE r. h l., sunday school class
Of the First Baptist church gave
a surprise party in the form of "A
house warming for Mrs. j. W
Smith, president OF the class, In her
new home, 217 West Haskell street.
About 40 women were present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
USED CARS
WE SELL ON TERMS

19IG-17-1S-19-20 Marmons. renewed
aud guaranteed tu he In first class
condition. Come In and look them
over.
7-passcnger Cadillac, good shape.
.'......,. ........ ..,...,...... S9bO
1919 Liberty Roadster. bargain
......''...... ....s......'' SvOO
n. A. l.. IL Touring. ...
I 1918 Velic 5-passenger ... $500
1916 Lexington 5-passenger $50
1913 Paige Roadster, wire wheels,
......,...,,.. ,....,.....,s.. WOO
1920 Appcrson 7-pass. New car
1919 overland 90 5-passenger; a
good Duy ....,......,. ....,...s., $29O
Olds y Spcedstcr. good az new.
Oldsmobilc 8 Roadster; repainted
and overhauled .......... $3.50
l Olds Speedster, good AZ new;
I Jordan 4-paasonger: new motor
and wire wheels ...,........S1,4O
/ 1919 Liberty Six Field Car; cord
casings ..........,...... $3.50
/ 1919 stephens Sport; driven 600
miles ,...... ..........,,.....S 800
! 1920 Studcbaker 5-passcnger. new
cord tires .,............ S1.100
1919 5passenger Buick, u bar
gam .''..'... ..,.... ..,',,,.,.... 1878
l 1919 Auburn ..... S1,O2J
Other Good Cars to Select From
w. c. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
1913 S. Main st. Usage 53OO
Call for J. II. HIT, Used Car Mgr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

MIR. AND MRS. \. +. GRAY Of
1913 south Perryman avenue, an.
nuunce the birth of nine-pound
baby boy.