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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

Tho world Publishing tuWpuuN iuh
lishora.
oRpiNNN,E SO sita
An Ordinance tu tpporinu. lev, ami
assess special taxes iu payment ot th"
cost NJ constructing EtnitsrN rrNr.
Ia SEWER DISTRICT ND va u the
city NJ Tulsa, aH created Rud catnu
lishcd hy Ordinance So. glgt. aud De
Clartng an emergency.
WHEREAS IN pursuance W tho prov
siou- ~ the Charter Of the tuN uf TULSA.
oklahoma. and tho statutes NJ the state
of oklahoma for such cases made and
provided. tho said city ut Tulsa dld bN
0ra,Tsnc" No ,,a create Ant ',,tahl,n
having declared ~ necessary tu cuutHru,i
sewers I'm said SEWER DISTRICT 80 i1t
ny the provisions Of said ordinance $50.
t9gt let Co. Cnmstuok .SWcdloy Compau,.
Contractors. q certain contract Tor the
construction ot e certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER ptSTRiCT 80. IA. and.
WHEREAS. IN pursuance ut ssid con.
tract Hsd Comstovk .SWodicy Company
have constructed q certain sanitary sewer
IN said SEWER DISTRICT SO lI4 aud
the work under said contract has men
accepted and approved by the tity I'm
rinecr ana the BOARD NJ Commissioners
OF the Dity Of Tulsa and.
WHEREAS, In further pursuance ~ tho
statutes ot the state of Oklahoma. afore.
ssid, and under tho terms uf the Charter
OF tho said city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, u 10
doomed necessary by the Board " Com
missioners OF the city of TULSA 10 levy
aud assess - special tax upon the pro.
perty liable 10 assessment In said SEW ER
DISTRICT NO. l7t by reason Of the con
struction of said sewer ana to pay FOR
the same, and
WHEREAS. tho total cost Of the CON
struction Of said -ew-. Ia said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 10 Including extras have
been 'nsccrtaincd and n hereby declares
to be the sum of t2t,S?ba6, all Of which
IN 20 be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels Of land bene.
tltod by the construction ~ said Hcwor
In said SEWE DISTRICT NO. l1t. aud
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
OF tho assessments against said lots aud
parcels ~ land 80 iiabie Tor the cost 81
construction of said sewer IN said SEW tGR
DISTRICT 80, ~. IN the amounts here
matter specified In Section / ~ this ora.
nance.
NOW, THEREFORE,. RE IT OR
DAlNED ny THE HOARD uF COM
MlSSIONERS or THE cry OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SECTION I. THAT there shall be. and
there II hereby apportousd 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several Iott
aud parcels ot land IN said SEWER DIS.
TRiCT NO. 10 In the city Of Tulsa. Okla
homs, 50 benefited by tho conatruction OF
Eaid sewer, the amounts respectively as
fOllnWa a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
LLOYD GEORGE
DEFENDS STAND
Justifies French Attitude
on Reparations; Plan
Fair, Workable

BY tho Associated Press
LONDON, May 5.-The speech of
the prime minister, MI. Lloyd
George. in the house Of commons
this evening on reparations, apart
from recital of the findings of the
supreme council and a minute ex-
planation OF the terms imposed on
Germany, was in the main. a de-
fense OF his own position against
accusations from liberals and la
borites of unduly yielding to France
and an apology and justification
for the French attitude.
The prime minister was followed
by Lord Robert Cecil. who earnestly
appealed to the French ministers to
frame their policy and model their
language SO as to avoid any cooling
OF the sentiments between France
and England.
John r. Clynes, chairman OF the
parliamentary labor party, and for
mer Premier Asquth spoke favor
ably of the moderation OF Mr..
Lloyd Georges pronouncement. Mr..
Asquith said he thought most
reasonable and practical issue from
the difficulty had been found by the
supreme council,
MIR. Lloyd George argued that
the plan the supreme council had
adopted was fair and workable. The
allies had taken account OF all OF
Germanys difficulties, economic and
political, he said, and also her ca
pacity to pay IL was useless being
impatient with the attitude OF
France, the prime minister de-
clared, because France was a victim
OF the war and entitled TO repara-
tions. Mr. Lloyd George then en-
tered into elaborate details, dcscrib-
ing the plans adopted
Il am not talking the language
of menace" Mr.. Lloyd George de-
clared. but of practical common
sense, when | say II was good thing
for the German people to be
brought up sharply against worse
alternative il they refused the pre-
sent terms
There was no mistaking the
American attitude toward Ger
manys last proposal, Mr. Lloyd
George said. and Il must be clear TO
Germany that she had no alter
native but to accept the allied de-
mands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
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Rates and Information

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seven Insertions for the price OF
six.
Minimum space ~ words.
10 psT word per day whom copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount one time 2be.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day nr-t inHet-
tion Of ad appears. tAll out-ot town
want ada aud al wanted 10 rent SIT
uations wanted, wearing apparel ana
household goods ads are positlVsV
cash In advanced
TELEPH HONE WANT ADS ara
charged at the same rate as cash Ads
and collections will be made at your
home or office as soon after first In
pertion aa possible This Ia an accom-.
modstion service and payments should
b. made promptly when bill IN pre-.
seutsd Always ask your telephone 40
TO be repeated back 10 you by me
telephone al taker to mako sure thht
N has been correctly taken. The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any Kind occurring in telephone
Advertisements
Under no circumstances are We re-
spnnsihls for errors In any advertise
mrnt uninss reported Immediately ater
fIrst insertion No reduction In cost
of an nd viii be made unless srrof
destroys Y2iGs Of 81.
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AID DEPARTMENT
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SWISS BELL RINGERS HERE
nhc Two Performances as
cneilt FOR Needy Returned
SnlIint.


ers ~, SWISS bell ringers, noted play
IT, OF Two continents are coming.
norty navy VIII be in Tulsa today for two
isrno.,.,,l,'aa i,o. ,,'aHces' An educational af-
e'noon matinee for the children will
t5, gwen at o'clock and a talk on
~ ro..slh' history and development
1,.ulusl music and harmony will be de-
iv''a' Ply. The night performance be-
ms az o'clock.
~ .neso Swiss players bring with
n, ~ III prooah bly, the greatest collection
,i,aII'd instruments Of any organi-
,'"h mn'' OF their size. Swiss hand bells.
ocs'.i--a' aluminium tubes. dulcimer,
mpstho' organ chimes, xylophone.
snS SS'Dal roses" marin mbaphone harp.
.l,rr ot'er more common Instruments
rta.5sh m'sh progam that is replete in
".srest and beauty.
go P .ehtage OF the receipts will
n,g" " the American Legion Charity
soiai lot the use of all returned
-0'ulers who are needy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Il CARLOADS OF
GAS EXPLODE
Wreck on Katy Followed
by Spectacular Fire;
Loss $4,000

Special TO The World.
McALESTER. May 5.-A wreck
and subsequent fire on the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railroad near
'aney, htOka Couny, Okla. last
night, caused the destruction Of Il
gars Of gasoline, according to infor-
nation reaching railroad head
quarters here today. Due to the
presentmindcdness OF the engineer.
?j cars Of Hereford cattle and five
ianhs of gasoline were saved from
tho fire. After his engine had been
lo0sened from the wreck the engin-
eer ran his engine back. and before
The flames could do any damage
pulled the thirty cars away TO a safe
distance.
SO great was the fear that the
'ank cars might explode. that many
ot the citizens OF Caney, IL miles
south OF Atoka, Okla, fled from the
cty some even going so far as Atoka
10 escape the disaster.
For more than an hour explosions
shook the country around for over
len miles, causing flames that turned
hsht INTO day, as the tank cars blew
Up one by one.
Al tratflc on the Missouri Kan
sds and Texas line was held up until
noon today on account of over a
nlIe OF track being destroyed in the
wreck
broken wheel on a tank car
y ihe reason ascrlbed by railroad Of
'cals here for the wreck which
ydused a total estimated property
.oss OF $4,000 The wrecked train
was IN route from Denison, Texas
al the time Of me accident.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

THE black satin wrap which has
come upon US Of sudden IL Nally
very happy solution of the sum
mcr wrap problem. It has many
things in its favor. II is dressy-
looking and therefore suitable for
wear with dainty summer frocks. It
is conservative enough to be worn in
the afternoon and 1t Is not eXpen-
sive. The cost. in fact. is one Of
the most pleasing features Of the
black satin wraps.
When one can buy a dress wrap
FOR such moderate sum one feels
much better about getting polo
coat, a top coat or sports coat for
general utility wear. knowing that
1t Will not have to do service for
garden parties, evening dances and
other more formal occasions.
This wrap pictured here. while It
is not one of the inexpensive satin
models, is distinctive and charming.
Most OF the satin coats are quilted.
This one, however, makes use of en-
broidered motifs instead OF quilt
ing. Large flower-like medallions
are worked on the body of the wrap
while the collar and shoulders have
"A much more intricate design. To
put the garment in the costly class
a scarf-like band OF kolinsky fur Is
used as additional trimming.
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10, 'Ei' T. lIpN That the assessment b.,.
py lcFled on each of the above -, ~
'"ls ahI parcels of land are b.,.ty
..",.1 !" DC o lien upon such Iots 80
.'H ~ Iand 70 the same cYtep,
',i'I 'aA'h ana shall be- colIrrt,a
tai's IN and Tor the CIty Of iilss gl'ssr
hona are collected '"'''' UNA
St'IloN . That All sg,,..,,....
usIebJ levied shall be dIv.dad i,,a a. t
,,I ,'VuHl annual lrstalltuppta - ..,.
InDrlhed by sald statutes Of tho gta,o a.
'Hlsh"nh Tor such cases made and rr,-
nl.'u 'Nat thc assessments shall h,.y
,htstest az the rste ~ olght 80 p.r
sH'.n per anhHWt pHyably AnnualIv a
the time ~ the payment 81 tbc 49,,
,hhlAi lnehtH OF the said sssesr9euts fror1
me hale or tho taking effect of tbla ,rdt
nance mat the first tnstailHieut ~ Al a
ahAtsshtnt together with the accrued IL, =
,erest on the deferred lrsiallmentr sbslI
be payable on the 18Th day nf Be,a,4b'r
lsEl. ana the remaining deferred InstslI'
ments win the yearly intorest an -,
unpaid instsllments. shan b6 naysbIs nn
the 18th day of December Of each sur.
ceedirg year until all shall he paid
PROVIDED, however, that any Of the
owners OF the lots or parcels Of land sd
ass@sH"d may a. sny time during tho fout
80 consecutive weeks following the dsv
~ tho first publication ~ this ordlnAprs
pay 20 tho City Auditor Of tho ,r.fy of
10 levied against their said lots ana par.
cells Of land and thereby reisaH, such
property from tho lien of such aEseasInents.
SECTION q That this ordinance sbslI
be published for twenty nine cOnHerutlve
days In tho Tulsa Daily World news
paper published in Tulsa. Oklshoma. that
the A~blicstion ot WIS ordinance as re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
WI Write Of Hamnii.

HONOLULU, Hawaii, May -
Frederick G'rri "'.' n %
"White Shadows in the South Seas"
Will write his next book atslu. ma
wall. according 70 On 8nrounce mon.
he made at Honolulu this month
while passing through on his way
TO Samoa. OBrien says that after
the publication of Mystic Isles of
the South Seas" now in prepara-
tion, he will devote his attention TO
material he gathered about Hawaii
when he was city editor Of the Pa
cific Commercial Advertiser Of Hon
olulu 20 years agg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Texas Rail Official Ouits

resD'.ni'l-.AS' Texas, May 5.-The
prSIs,auon OF W, 4. Webb vice
the q, ana general manager OF
CON, 81. Louis Southwestern railway
=, hpany and several other Officials
~ mat road, representing The on.
".e Operating staff, have been tend
1ere today. " was 'ea' "eu
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LEGAL


~, ."tG,I.'S ,'.t AN, ',' .'e'''
.,....,.t . ,. i
,. ''3',.' ,n .oe "',' ''nlgnn N,''OF ..'..'
sr'rIoN rnat ain ar1ma..s or
r', 'i '' '",','" Wv ,''.''. ".. .'"
su,n CONFLICT r,Isi. ,'. l.,,r. ,.r'.l..,
., , ',,.'.', nav g' .t.''' 'N'
.,J ..ft, a. , 'v
.uau., shall ttt. sff.,t from aut .U.. ..a.
rausavr approval and publi.sI.ur
PASSED aud tho ,fUtfruut. rI.Ua..
ff.Ict urau separated, and artf.,rH NI4 Id
da, uf MAY ion
# o. rlN>a
Attest. Na..f
Mrs. lNNNk srNMAN.
'iy NulHur
Approved
PRANK g. Nf,.NN
,IfN ATTORNEY
,pyhY...t DID,. r,. .r.... n... V...t
W.. ..t i'.I .rr. W.|l
p,IU.t... ..... .t.
SuIiDr
t.,sI,1 U.Ia fHU sH,.. TtNrE.
Nnutr a hrIah, given that Quo pufsu.
ar.r ~ ,r ,.f.l tt tnr u.,,d 81 ,,,tr
trisaioupra sf DO. tI, of ruI.t Ok.hofts.
.aaI,H btda u.I N. t....,,t 10 tNp uf.I..
uf IUp tii, Auditor .f anIt tII, until a
u.,lu,b r m NuuHtN MAY b. Iqti
flf turu.snIrt material. and nsrIurmIrg
tho wur, ur.ra.ti. .u paving ,uu other.
vIsr Improving u fhr nIaunrr and subject
to thc conditions hereinafter sat uut. the
Is
fovIug named streets and .a,,uu,a boo said
city ot ru'sB. tu.vlt
HASKELL SrUEEI f.o.r tHr Wrst
IIu, uf tIW,uI Avenue fp tnr South
urutu, fIuu uf ~, N,at iIu. af HIupk
Fuur tat mad, U..gIt. Addition.
DANEWDN arUIEr fruw thr Fast
iiup uf Esrtri r.aUr tu th. Npff limo
~ hartford N,ruu, BOO .rufIry Addition
aud p,frIusf .rlersIfr.
.,,.,. ,.,.,.y ... MI, ,.l.,,
nay l'"'' ''' ,W '.''' ,.hl's
,N. LINDSEY lu" Addition running
..'W - |'"'N Ilil' ' N.,'' '''''
''q" '. '', INV nm. ,.o
wv i,,,,p" ""strh '"W w."
~ , ~ ,,,.I' ',.' t..,t
u,'" ,... -
l"nilh "hl rum Ni..',
g '"n' ',,'1''g Hl,,''. "tr pr,|.N
At,lI, ,'r,t,r r,.,,, th lN,',,th itns
.i hHHh'" 9ll''' '' W, ,vI'h ,,N' ",
~, 49,, "' D." '"' ivy wv
'"'''
Iur tuttuer detsl's ha 20 the material
plHuH aud method NJ construction Co hr
used ln improving SAID streets and avenues
bidders hf" frt"fr'd 10 the plam hnd
specifications therefor approved BY thy
BOARD ~ commissioner ana u thr resniu
tlon adopted hy SAID hoard dcclatlnE inc
necessity of ana providing tot mo IN
pruNcmcuts ~ said portions NJ said Htre"tt
ana avenues Said resolution, planH and
specifications are a. flc In the office ~
tho city Auditor and Copics ot Hald rNan
luton will he furnished upun Application
therefor az tho office OF tho Ctty Auditor.
The entire cost of said improvements On
said portions of said streets and avenues
and each OF them shall he he spportioned
10 and levied aud assessed against tn"
abuttuE property liable tu ash"Esnenls =
therefor ana the uwnerA thereof N accord =
aucc with the prov .gipus of Article of
the Charter ~ tho Ctty ~ TULSA, pklN
hoWa. and payments to tho contractor WI
he made In taS bills ovidcucing said az
easements
The contractor To whom the contract
may be nWHrdod viii be required TO pr"
cure tho signature Of q surety company.
of the CITY ~ Tulsa to the contract
guaranteeing tho construction In the sum
of 100 per cent aud an indemnity bond
signed by u surety company approved by
the Hoard Of ComnisaionorF Of the Ciy
Of Tulsa .uf not icsn than 100 per cent Of
the contact prtce provided said surety
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SUNSET PARK SECOND ADDITION
,n.,tpg fnr TWepty third gfreetA


SECTION o. That the assessments here
by levied against each of the above de
scribed lots and parcels OF land, shall bear
Interest at the rate Of seven per centun
(7cs) per annum and both principal and
Interest arc hereby declared 10 he debt
against the owners Of the land and lien
upon such lots and parcels of land prior
10 all other liens, except the lien for
state county and city taxes, from this
date and the same shall be enforced and
collected as other taxes, in the city Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma. are enforced and col %
lected, or may be recovered and the lien
enforced by appropriate judicial proceed
inEs.
SECTION ,. That the assessments
hereby levied against the above described
lots. tracts OF land and other property
liable 10 assessment, shall be payable in
ten Uo) annual instsllments the first In
stalment With Interest to that date on
the whole assessment, shall be payable
upon the first day OF September 1874
and one install ment thereof with interest
on the whole amount remaining unpaid 10
that date, shall be payable on the frat
day Of September. OF each Of the years
ls22 10 1880, conAecutively, both inclusive.
and the Mayor and City Auditor are hereby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

4 OKLAHOMA CITY, NAV An
lmaum was delivered to press
men VN. are not working in Job
shops htrc because Of inability to
reach agreements with employers
regard .ur contracts for 1921. when
he employing printers stated i'm a
letter ihaf this is 10 inform you
nat unless our employees are at their
posts IU our press rooms at :
o'clock saturday morning. May T.
ready Jo begin work. we shall con
slider the breach of contract final,
and hold no further negotiations
will proceed to reor.
gsn.7e our press rooms upon such
a basis az may seem desira Bile to the
individual employers
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A


WHITE BULLDOG with brludle mark
ingH male. when last seen wore spiked
collar With license tag 9l9 can OsaFo
t2lA; reward.
Lost Recently. notes ou Texas property
aud liberty bonds boz ghuppiug dlttrlrt
M on the n Main car. valuable only to
owner. Osage llt7. 80 g. Cheyenne
liberal reward.
ONE PLAIN GOID bar PIN, amethyst sst.
ting. loot between springer ApartWr rt
ana Tea cop Inn. valued aH ko"pEH Eu .
reward. psaEc 1910.
ETRAYED m stolen. team M wuler
weight about 300 pounds zach. 20 UursH
md marc mule. The Iuarr Ia % Hurrrl Hud
the horse Is light bucksk|n. The finder
rotIfy 4. ", V0yEtuu. KrllyyIllr. OWa.
route 4. boE &C. and viii rencis" 70.
ward
lost Fins comro hrooch. Tuesday, Doc.
tween 20 20. Wheeling and 1909 Ad
iniraL reward keepsake. ps"go al5G.
LOsT--Onr fur u'okpIeoe a. strand
thsator hCtwoep % ana p. ~. Monday
reward, u Herd psaFe 5000.
LOFT Gold watch chain. medium size.
fob Of T. of T.. T.. Phone Usage $3.50,
rr~nrd. Call for Jack wilson.
LOST PAR N tDrtoiHs. rlmurd Flassos.
Finder pisaae call osaEo i22o.
FOUND-One big darn hay and one darn
brown horse. owner address Lewis 81
more. West Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Hegitimdte Children
of France Are Barred
From Pension Grants

PARIS, May As a means of
encouraging French parents to
have more children a special bill
passed IN parliament promises
government aid to parents of large
families. A Frcnchman, the faith
er Of three children less than II
years old and still living, viii re-
ceive an allowance OF 360 francs
per year at the birth ot the fourth.
child. lie will receive a further
grant OF 800 francs for every child
born after the fourth, Parents
subjected TO income tax will not
receive any grant. An attempt 90
accord these gratifications 10 IL
legitimate children was rejected. it
being pointed out that most VI
these children have been taken IN
by the institute OF public relief
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A

NArtRNrry h..l.t.I rri,,t. pabie.
.t.pt,t 10 J,.It,f. prff,s rsas1rtbte
$50. Robinson Oklahoma CitS.
VuI v.,s.r,.r,. .p,aN. .t...u, o,,,.
"'N'' 49,
., 'n ..'" "''"t ''''' 70. ''N -"l'
INM'HI W. lthNllN HOSPITAL Tor
COM ". n'u' private. pIi.f" teasouahle. /.
,.'' .'." '.. ''". nhNlNH Hh"H'el.
D. .Iv.rf, .....t. i... t,'"-,, 80
W. MNLN M hHNllf AANIIANluN
-, nnne 10 lhe 'are and protection
sdoptsl ~ Y.s,,an ,.Si..i
director iLtg " Mi, oLi,hr,us ttitv
NtIttNl NutIttS %
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ruRrLY rrnsUNAI

TREATMENTS At HOME
HydrOthcr0py Massage
Hablt Regulation. Dict'tlcg
Battle creek SsnItsrium Methods
Appointments. N. A. Austin. Usage t37i.
VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL ror young
women before sud during confinement
priyate, terms 10 suit, b. bIes adopted free.
Mrs, g. NJ, james 10 ". Thltty-Nrst ST.,
Kansas Iity. No,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
CHICAGO PRINTER
STRIKE SETTLED
Men Win 44-Hour Week
and Agree to Wage
Reduction

IuCAGO. May 5.--The strike OF
1,h.ago Job printers ended today
anon their demand for n 44-hour
wcet was granted and they agreed
DID accept a S435 a week reduction
decided upon by Dean Ralph Emor-
son HC'lmau. who was chosen arr
b.f.- by the employers and employees.
Tn, employees Will return TO work
tomorrow morning, tt was an
r0Irppd
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Published IN the Tulsa Daily World, May
8 6, 7, &, ., 10, ~, ~. 10, ~ i5. ts. ~.
u, 10. 20, ~, 22. ~, ~. 90. e. a. g.
20. 10 and 81. 1874, aud June /. 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

INUIANAPOGIS. May 5--Ap-
p.oNImatcly 5000 members Of the
International Typogra phical union
are oI' ou strike because Of the
mIur, OF employing book and job
printers 90 acccde to the demand for
g-uour week. John Mcfarland.
president OF the union. said tonight.
Hc said hc believed tho number had
reached the peak for any one
'lnIo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

WANTED foupg lady room-inAte 70
share room in private home, close Ia.
on south side. Usage BOO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

TuIRp. ". s23-Desirable front upstair.
sleeping room, Adjoining bath. close IN.
naspa b10p.
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BOSTON. s.. 6l6 Desirable southeas 81
front room Convenient to bath. close
Iu Oaage 1850.
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VELiE. cHcMMY cheap. OF viii trade

VELrE' CHCMMY. cheap. or viii trade.
Cedar -.
CAR ron SALE Chevrolet sedan. $50
cash. bstHnre "a suit 10 monthly pay
uients, can Osage 2s7l.
FOR SALE Enclosed Dodge delivery csr.
Phone cedar 1901.
uUICK ROADSTER. 1920, bargain for
qulck sale Sec Mr Moore, 72A Main
st. cedar 1870.
CHEVROLET nsld ear. price 1900 go
move 10 quickly. late model. FouthWrHt
kHsh Motor co. 74t 3. Main 80. Cedar
l21o. AK for NJ Moore.
1891 MODEL TRUCK, never been used !,
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Use U. S. Ships, Says Mayer
Criticize Americans Who Sail
Under Foreign Flags

The Old North State, of the United
States Lines, left yesterday for Bou-
logne and London with ten cabin pas
sengers, among them Mrs. Frank Du-
gro, a sister Of Charles Mayer, prcsi-
dent Of the United States Mail Line,
which operated the vessel before the
feet was taken away from the company
by the Shipping Board.
Mr.. Mayer was at the pier to see his
sister SAIL
at pleases me-" he said, "to have my
sister sail under the American flag. I
observe with interest that the daughter
Of Albert D. Lasker, chairman of the
Shipping Board, is coming home on the
Olympic, which flies the British flag.
Any member Of my family will always
sail under the American flag as long
as there is passenger vessel flying
that flag in service. AS long as we
have ships--good ships flying the
American. hag-.why should not our
prominent Americans, at least, patron
ize them?