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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23

Washington, Sept. 22.-Gen. Per
shing was formally commissioned by
the government to carry to. France
and England the medals of honor vot-
ed by Congress to the unknown SOL
dier dead. It was suggested, it was
said tonight that he also be designat-
ed as special escort of honor to ac-
company the body of the unknown
American soldier on the cruiser
Olympic to the United States but
this was not approved by the War
Department, and Gen. Pershing, 80
far as known here, will have no part
in. the ceremony connected with the
burial of the soldier at Arlington on
Armistice Day until that day arrives
and he stands with President Hard
ing and others and pays tribute to the
soldier dead.
All arrangements for sending the
body to the United States, according
to Secretary Weeks, are in the hands
of Major Gen. Allen commanding the
American forces on the Rhine. The
War Department, Mr.. Weeks said re-
Gently had made no plans for the way
in which the body was to be selected
from among the unidentified Ameri-
can soldier dead in France.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23
GENERAL PERSH|NC
RETURNS TO FRANCE
WILL NOT SELECT BODY OF PRI-
vATE SOLDIER AS HAD BEEN
REPORTED BY NEWSPAPERS,
IN WAsHINGToN.-To CARRY
MEDAL OF HONOR ,

Paris, Sept. 22.-Gen. Pershing in
formed the newspaper correspondents
tonight that he would not return to
America with the body of an unknown
American soldier. His trip, he3 said,
had nothing to do with the selection
of body and no private soldier was
accompanying him for the purpose of
making a selection. 20 ,.,
This announcement caused surprise
inasmuch a sail the dispatches from
the United States had declared that
Gen. Pershing was bringing private
from the ranks to chose the body.
Gen. Pershing will go to London
after the ceremonies in France and
decorate the grave of the British
"unkonwn soldier" with the congress
sional medal. He will leave Liver
pool and arrive in New York in time
to receive Marshal Foch. ..'.
The selection of an unknown Amer
lean soldier, whose body is to be in
TERED in Arlington, will be in the
hands Of Major Gen. Henry T. Allen,
commander in chief of the American,
army of occupation according to Gen.
Pershing, who added that he himself
would be in America when the body
arrived.
He will go to Coblenz about the
end of the week to attend review
of all the American troops on the
Rhine.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23
COTTON MARKET

Best cotton was bringing FL
cents today, with some being
sold at less than that figure. Fu-
tures closed steady, 20 to 80
points down.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23
WORKING AT THE MILL

Miss Ethel Perry has taken a po-
sition at the Office at the Cotton Mill
and begun work Thursday
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23
WATER CONTINUES GOOD
Analysis Shows Supply Free q
Contamination. -

The water furnished the citizens
Of Abbeville by the Water & Electric
Plant, according to the analysis re
Gently made by the state board Of
health, is free from bacterial indi-
cation Of contamination and Of good
quality. DR.. F. L. Parker, chemist
and bacteriologist Of Charleston,
submits the following results Of q
test of water sent him September 8.
Rasl1lts ara In nartc na,. 1,nillion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-23

3sSSUf0o 0RS III Pzkk % PC1 1H11KkV1Is
Chlorine 800
Free Ammonia 0.02
Albuminoid Ammonia .0.03
Nitrogen in Nitrates 0.10
Nitrogen in Nitrites 600
Total Solids 71.00
Bacterial Analysis-Bacterial in
dications of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tive.
Remarks-Analyses indicate water
to be of good quality and free from
contamination.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
xpId
COTTON IS DEPRESSED
But Fairly Steady Tone Sets In al
the Late Hours or Trading:
Politics Against Board.

NEW ORLEANS, March B.
While the cotton market was de-
tone In the late trading mainly AZ
pressed today It took n fairly steady
the result OF heavy short covering
which was credited to Texas in
trrcsts and the close was points
down, to up. net, on the session.
The political developments OF
Europe were against the market
from the start and they drove out
all fresh buyers. the market getting
its support almost entirely from the
element among the shorts which
wanted its profits. At the lowest
OF the day the more active months
were 20 to- "a points under the finals
OF yesterday, The advance OF allied
troops into Germany was taken
rather more calmly than expected
Following the flrst downward move
mcnt there was strong recovery on
realizing OF shorts, which carried
prices back 10 practically the level
of yesterday close In the late
trading tho market came back
again TO new high levels for the
day. The active months were un-
changed 10 points mp compared
with yesterdays last quotations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
LEGAL.

the court In which sald suit is com.
menccd and costs OF action. and fnr M.
sale Of the property TO satisfy the same.
or upon default In the payment % sn;
instaiiment or instalments tho same NAV
be certified TO the County Treasure q
OF the tax bill 80 requests in writing and
be enforced and collected as are other
delinquent taxes in the city o. Tulsa
owner Of, said property his heirs suc
ccssors or assigns, shall have the prIw.
lege ~ discharginF the whole amount
assessed against said property OR any
installment thereof, upon the payment 10
the proper officer Of the city 90 any
time before maturity. OF the unpaid prln.
time after the holder OF said tax bill ha,
notified the Commissioner Of Finance and
Revenue OF his Intention to mature In.
stailments as above provided and either
before or after suit Is commenced f1r the
collection OF the amount due upon any
tax bill or tax bills. the owner OF such
tax bill or tax bills shall have the right
to demand and receive from the person
from whom the delinquent inBtallmeut Or
ney's fee and costs Of collection whers
the same are Incurred, which said reason.
able attorneys fee and costs Of col,eeuon
amounts and schedule Of percentages
For reasonable cost Of collection not 10
exceed the sum OF 'i.5o In any case
For reasonable attorneys fee, vhers In.
CURED, an amount not TO exceed twenty.
five $3.50 per cent Of the amount ~ IN.
Delinquent installment or instalments and
accrued. interest thereon, which In no cass
shall exceed the sum Of 5000 and 10 no
case be less than the sum OF $3.50,
PROVIDED that nothing herein con.
taincd shall be construed to operate a. q
limitation upon the power OF any court
Of competent Jurisdiction wherein suit IL
brought to foreclos, the lien securing said
tax bill or tax bills. to fix and deter
mine reasonable attorneys fee 20 be
taxed In the action In favor OF the holder
SECTION !. That passage by the
Board 0t Commissioners OF this Ord.
nance, finally assessing tho property here.
In described, its proportionate share Of
tho benefit derived therefrom, and In
making and fixing a lien upon tho prop.
erty as hersin set out, shall operate ~
notice Of such assessment and lien against
erty and tho purchaser thereof and ihs
lien hereby fixed shall he effective against
all such oWnors, creditors or purchasers.
SECTION o; That all ordnance Or
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, be, ana tho same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 8: THAT an emergency eEly,s
peace and safety. and for the furtherancs
Of street Improvements, by reason where
81 this ordinance shall take effect from
ana after its passage approval aud pub.
lication.
PAssED, and the emergency esu"
18th day nf March 1921.
APPROVED. this An day Of March
1921. .
Attest: Mayor
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
NiFRJNN iPFRKNK E. DUNCAN.
City Attorney.
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CPubllshed in the Tulsa Dally World
as 20. 90 81, April !, ., ., ! and =
1921. world publishing Company
ORDINANCE NO. e1s..
An Ordinance to apportion, levy
and assess special taxes In payment
OF the cost of constructing 2 sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO. i13
in the city OF Tulsa, as created and
established by Ordinance No. sll6;
and declaring an emergency.
slons Of the chsrter Of The city Of Tusa
Oklahoma, and the statutes Of the stat.
Of Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided, TIE sad CITY OF Tulsa ,ii,,oS aid oS
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1T3 and after
having declared 1t necessary 20 construct
sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT so
ia. by the provisions Of said Ordinance,
No. ans, did on the 25th day OF January
1921, let to Comstock- -smedley Company
Contractors, a certain contract tor th'
in SEWER DISTRICT no. l73. and.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF said con,
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ia. and
the work under said contract has bees
accepted and approved by the city Engi'
neer and the Board Of Commissioners OF
the city OF Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS. IN further pursuance o. th'
statutes OF tho state of Oklahoma. atote.
said, and under the terms OF the Charter
OF the said city OF tulsa. oklshoma, II
IN deemed necessary by the board ol
Commissioners OF the city OF Tulsa u
levy and assess special tax upon th'
property table 10 assessmept In sait
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l73. by reason OF
the CONSTRUCTION OF said sewer and 20 pay
for the same; and
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the CON
struction Of said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 173, including extras hav,
been aEcertained and IL hereby declared
to be the sum of t4.157SS. ali OF which
IL 70 be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land hene.
fitted by the construction Of said sewe,
In said SEWER DISTRICT no. l73; anc
WHEREAS, all legal requirement. haN
been complied with to authorize the leNN
ot the assessments against said lots anc
parcels OF land 50 liable for the cost ol
construction OF said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lB. IN the amounts here
matter specified in Section l Of this Ofdi
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDMNED
by THE BOARD OF COMMISSlONEks
or THE CITY or TULSA OKLA
HONA:
SECTION /; That there shall be- AND
there Is hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the seyrfa
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWEH
DISTRICT NO. 173 In the city Of Tulsa
oklahoma. 50 benefited by the cOus.rue'
tion Of said sewer, the amounts rcspec'
lively as follows, to-wit:
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SECTION :: That the assessHtH"
hereby levied on each OF the above men
toned lots and parcels Of land are hcrey
declared to be a lien upon such lots ane
parcls OF land TO the same extent as othe,
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxes IN anY
for the CITY Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are COZ
lected
SECTION 0: That all assessment
hereby levied shall be divided into thre'
t8) equal annual installments as auih"i
ized by said statutes Of tho state ~
oklahoma for such cases made and pto,
vided: that the assessments shall bear
interest at the rate OF eight hl pc,
centum per annum, payable annnally
the time ot the payment OF the seyeta
installments OF the said assessments, fr9m
the date of the taking effect OF THIS oLd,i,
nance. that the first installment OF sal3
assessments. together with the accrued
interest on the deferred installments shsu
be payable on the 18TH day OF Decemnsr
ments, with the yearly interest on %,
unpaid installments, shall be payable ou
the 18th day Of December, OF each sue
Provided, however that any Of th
owners OF the lots or parcels OF iana 80
assessed may az any time during ne "a Su,
OF the first publication OF this ordinahe1
pay TO the city Auditor Of the cry .,
Tulsa, the full amount ef the assessnen" =, :.
cells of land and thereby release SUI
property from the lien OF such asSess
sESTtoN 4; That this ordinance shsa
be published for twenty-nlne .consecut''
days, In the Tulsa Daily World, a new,
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma ms
the publication OF this ordinance a.
quirod bv law shall be taken and regarus,'
as sufficient notice 20 all persons lg'vI,
ested in the assessments hereby LEVIED "
.the terms OF this ordinance. =,
SECTION 0; That all ordinance Ui
parts ot ordinances In conflict Win IN.
provisions OF this ordnance, INSOFAR "a
such conflict exists, are hereby repeai.Iu,
SECTION 6; That an emergency eAI,s
for the preservation OF tho public nssti
and safety, by reason whereof tins o.,
nance shah take effect from ana al'''
it's passage, approval and publicstlo1,, aus.
PASSED and tho emergency ,IaLl,
ruled upon separately and approved INV
Ath day Of March. 1921. ,,.,.h.
'''' II. d. EVANS
Attest; MAY"
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK y, DUNCAN, VA
CiIy Attorney. 80 % 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
WORLD MARKET PAGE
INTERESTS SWAY
STOCK TRADINGS
Professionals Hold High
Hand in Absence Of
Helpful Factor

NEW YORK. March ST. In the
further absence Of helpful or con-
struciive factors ai home ana abroad
today's stock market was again
largely Influenced by rrpfc' iou1I
interests who's" operations effected
additional impairment ~ prices
Tho moro acute phases ut the
European situation we're reflected In
tho foreign exchange market. re.
mlttanccs TO London. Paris aud
most Of the other continental points
yielded more or less Sharply to ,k-
tensivo offerings, partly OF a upoou-
latlvo character.
scandinavian cNchan nRos were
especially dopt .Wod for short tmo
but rallied substantially later
Trading ccntorcd I'm tho usual
leaders. namely oils. StoclH. shin.
pings. chemicals ana Hoyeral of the
better known rails, in which exc
trcme losses ran from / 10 4 points.
4 few uuimportant spcDilltlra traIl .
ing along ant similar rocraiuup. IN
the final dealings shorts found 20
advisable to cover I'm Atlantic Gun.
Mexican Petroleum, Cruclhlo and
General Asphalt many issues mnk-
ing up the greater part OF their
Losses
Sales amounted 60 $4,000 uharca
Cali money held at per cent.
Equal firmnesH was shown by time
funds, commercial paper ana bank
acceptsnces.
Dizziness was tho striking feature
OF the bond market. Dealings In LIB
crty 3is n made q now low Of 9O.72,
others showing irrcEularity. Totals
par value, t7,s76,0O0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
LEGAL.

bid must be- accompanied by y separate
,efbued check On soma solvent bank.
bank house or trust company in an
H'nouht equal 90 five t5p per cent ~ the
amount - the approximate total cost Of
the work. based upon the bids with which
submitted. The BOARD ~ Commissioners
" said city rerervos the right to reject
."ry and all bids and bidders are tuu-
Ioh"d 70 nbsorve all the conditions set
gu' In the specifications snd bidding
aidereJ by tba u..rd - s,,,,,,,, ,i,,,r.
at meeting tU he held at the Guy Han
IN the City ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma at .
oclocb O.. M, Tuesday. March 22. 1921.
All bids are required 70 be placed on
fle In the city Auditors office Tor m.
spectiDn forty-elEht hours after opening
before the award or rejection Of bids can
be- made
Tulsa, Oklahoma. March T. 1871
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
CIV Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

CHICAGO. March H--Cattlc--N Receipts.
10000; generally steady Tor all grades
and classes top beef stcors. early, tiOb0,
some held higher. bulk beef steers, $500
10; bulk butcher abe stock. SGW 100, can
oalvea. mostly siOUl1. atockcrs and
feeders, largely S7bOWS.5o, Tow choice
meat feeder Hteols above So
Hogs- Receipts. 20 OOO light ana light
lights, practically all uod early 25c tu
s0o higher; others slow, mostly goo high
er, top. tIi.0S; bulk. eOO pounds down,
tios501l, bulk. 22O pounde mp, floW
1890. pigs, 2bc TO 400 higher, bulk deslr-
able, so TO l2O-pound pigH. largely flo,6S
OH.
sheep Receipts, 1900; opening. Etoodv
20 2bc hisheri no choice handy wcight
yearlings. i6.7Si lg6,pound shorn woth
ers. So. le2-pound ahorp owes. g5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
FILM SCENE BRINGS SUIT
Migratory Blrd Enforcement officer
Files Against Aviation Crew.

SACRAM MENTO. cal. March B.
\ motion picture depicting an air
plane crashing into "a flock OF wild
ducks, taken near COlusa last Or-
tober. resulted today I'm the fllng
" criminal proceedings here against
Louis HUT, photographer Licutcn
ant Harry iIalversun, Of San Fran
cisco. !. NJ. fcttrrs, commercial
aviator and Richard Done.
Tho complaint was filed hy
Charles H. llauser. CHIEF of the gov
eminent enforcement division Of tho
migratory bird act and charges the
men hunted ducks In alrplanos In
violation of the migratory bird act.
Electric machinery TO keep rifle
gallery targets moving has been in 70
vented by n man In Australia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

NTW york Marrow r.-Co,tcnsced was
steady early with lard but later weak
or'd under scattered liquidation, prompt
nN ly tho hoarlSr government report on
grain easier cables and continued dun
closed ~ 10 20 points net l0wcr sales.
1900 bBrrcla Price crude Sc sales
priuN summer yellow. spot $500, May.
2 lac, july 7Gto september 79se, all
hid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

KANSAS CITY, March S."-Catuo-Ro'
oelpts. lo.5oO' beef steers and fat she
early, ;s76 some held higher, prime
ycarling heifers ,S.75i mixed helfcrs aud
steers. 50: best cows. 81, bulls. steady,
canners. 25e lower, many selling a. s. So
%; calves fully soc lower; huk Ncnlers.
sa.bO9i0bO; practical top, VI, stookcrs
Hogs-Receipts 5000; e5aboc higher;
ot sales. tS,75NlO go, atock pigs, steady
TO strong; good and choice TAT pigs, sll
qii,2b.
lambs mostly $50 higher, top. fpE5t
heRvies, c5UiOc lower, mo sheep offered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

NEW YONk1 NUCh S--prImo morcan-
sterling 40 doy bins and commercial 60
day bills on banks 3S0A commercial
hlcs. $50.
Francs. demand. G,99. cables. 7oi.
Marks. demand. l.5'. cables 1E4l
Greece demand, 2 ibs ArECutNe demand.
2i.3o, brazilian demand, 1850; Montrcal.
l2A per cent discount.
Government and railway bonds, irreEu.
lar Time loans. steady; so days ~
days and six months . ad1 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

KANSAS CITY March S.--C1sh Whet'
1c To Sc lower. No 1 hard. tl6aai.CS
No 2, il,57@ie7i 40. ! rcd }l7OWl.72.
Corn, unchanged 20 10 lower, No.
mixed. Gom6lc; No. tSl ~ see; 40 q
yellow, 6in6iiic, No. yellow. aSisc
A7c; No . mixed, 4tc
wheat, receipts l56 ears
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OKLAHOMA CITY, March N.-Cattle .-
Recsipts, SEQ steady steers S5Qa. cows
and heifers. fs.5Oa6.75i. calves 8219 20;
stoekers ana feeders, S175gT Hogs
TSeoeiDts 2.2oo: higher; top, NO. bulk,
sqFOml0
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NEW ORLEANS. Match B. Spot cot
ron. qulot. 2t points lowcr, sales on the
sput tl3 bales 10 arrive. 20. low mid
dling 3T.. mitilinR 1915. rood mid
ding BIO, receipts. 2.tNl. stock. its,tTG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

CHICAGO, March s.-Butter unsettled,
creamery extras, asa a i9e standards. t7c
Eggs. loweri receipt t,S,ss. o.
soIe; at mark cases ipeiuded. SiG5iRc.
Poultry alive. higher fowls s-c'
spILngA sbc-
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WICHITA, KAN March S. Hogs COoi
lac higher top, $40, bulk s. HlgIU.
cattle, 500 steady. with Monday 800
iower for week. butcher stprrs. siru.r
$50; stock cows ana heltrF gl5OWt 90.
calves, tib0glO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

NEW YDHK march 81 Liberty bonds
second g. tscs first as is7 second
: t',s, $3.50. ihlrd t4s. $40 30. fourth
tl!a tsl o., victory 3AA tlTbO, victory
iEH. tg7As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

CHICAGO. March S Potatoes higher
receipts. tA cars, northern white sacked,
'let q ! Sa, bulk ~ .2oUlt 20 cwt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

The closing bid and asked pr,ces OF
Independent oil stocks on tho New York
curp Tuesday. as reported by Houston.
lib,o A. Cn
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NEW YORk Match N-Cau money
steady; low, z, ruling rate. z, u1sini
hid. O. offered, z last loan. 2, bank ac
Vcptauces, O,
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KANSAS UIrY- Nnrch N7-Nutter, eg
aud poultry. unchanged.
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An Ordinance ~ apportion, levy and
assess the cost ~ Improving a portion
~ TWENTY FIRST STREET. NOH-
ibLk TERRACE. NORFOLK AVE.
NUE. and SNLEASDALE AVENUE.
included Within STREET IMPROVE
DISTRICT so. $50, against the abui-
ting property the property benefited
m,nt and the owners thcraof In said
01HEET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT.
and declaring an emergency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

CIIy NttUrney,
Published in the Tulsa Daily World
March s. and 10, 1891 World Pub
lishing Company, Puhlisherl
ORDINANCE No. 2lst
An Ordinance to apportion levy
and assess the cost OF improving A
certain alley in Block T. Stonebraker
Heights, included within STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 26i,
sgainst tho ahutting property, the
property benefited and ether prop-
erty liable TO assessment and the
owners thereof, IN said STREET I'M
PRONEMENr DISTRICT. and de-
claring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the provi.
sions Of the Charter Of the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma. the Board " Commissioners of
said city did, by resolution. declare n
necessary 10 pave and otherwise improve
a certain alley In Block T. Stonebraker
Heights. included In STREET IMPROVE
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New York SPOT.
NEW YORK. March S-Spot eotton.
quiet, m.ddIng. ili.5Q.
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Chicago Futures

NnNNllE wv TWINTNF@1
- NNNS CITY, March S--potutoes, un
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

VISA LODOE no. ~ mce,s svsry
II. ThufHiay. Tirs' Thursday, v.
,CefAf{kb 9 Second Tuursrsy. business
,GH1[%A Third Thursday ". ~ Fourth
3X+rS~ttss ThursdHy March 80. buai.
80 E<~ti noes. commencing Ht 7.30 o.
yMMF31N' u visitors welcome.
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Published In the Tulsa Daily World
March 3. and lOth. 1921 World Pub
Ishing Company rublishorD
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LEGAL

published In The Tulsa Daily World
March 3, 10, II, ~ and 49, 1g2N The
world Publtshlng Company. PublisheraJ
NOTICE
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SECTION :; That the assessments here
by levied against each of Che above de-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-19
SPECIAL MocsruEARr MEETING

SPECIAL MOCSrNEART MEETING. There will be special meeting of the Women of the Mooseheart Le- zion Tuesday. Dec. 20, at P. Nj. Important business to come up, ur- gent that all members attend.
 MRS. 6. WALLSTEDT, -'ady. Senior Regent