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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
TREASURY TONIC
DENIED J0BLESS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
ton he alluded to the conference
which Is met this morning aud said:
'Mr President. our people are deeply
Interested In the American confcr-
ence on unemployment. because our
problem rs akin 90 your own and
your relief I'm the Uuitcd states will
be an Cddod signal of hope from
America 10 us and other peoples
who are like depressed
THAT remark of a distinguished
foreigner emphasized our RESPONSE
billy n it be true that no citizen
is without example to someone
among his fcllows. which | believe
to be everlastingly true. then nations
great and small are influencing
others in all they do.
4 War inheritance.
You are invited together 10 con-
slider . condition which Is no wise
peculiar to tho United states Tho
industrial depression which we are
feeling i5 a war inheritance through
out the world. We saw humanity
stressed IN that reduction which rs
impclled by nations desperate in
self preservation
I'VE saw the Industrial call 10
arms which marshallcd the family
as well as the accustomed bread
winners and we saw the spiritual.
mental and physical might Of the
people cast In the scales uetsuriuF
the might of the republic. From
such test there is inevitable roac-
tlon. To such heights there Is
necessary ascent and iucscapable
descent with the world involved
there is no escape for any of the
world from the valleys NJ deprcs
sion. Though we suffer less than
many of those against whom We
contendcd. II was inevitable that we
should experience the fever's after
math and come 10 know depression
before we could become normal
again.
Liquidation, reorganization, re-
adjustment. establishment taking
account Of things done ana the s1hcr
contemplation OF things TO be done
the finding Of firm ground ono ihe
open, sure and onward wny--all
these are a part OF the inevitable
and he who thinks they might have
been avoided bv this plau ur that
or this policy or that or this inter
national relationship or that oH'S
hugs delusion when reason Is
nesdod for a safe counsel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Chief of Police
CaughfRObbing
Chicago Saloon

CtiICAGT. Sept % Police
today are investigating The
strange case of duel personality
of Frank Sinuick. chief OF police
OF RiVerdalc, a suburb, who was
arrested saturday night while
holding up a Chicago saloon.
Sinnick, 3s years old and a
bachelor. has been police chief
OF the suburb Tor 10 years. His
arrest disctosod thar. after en-
forcing tho law during the day ne
became a lone wolf" bandit at
night.
At The police station he was
Identified by two saloonkccpcrs
as the man who held them up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
BOARDS REQUEST
REFUSED BY PAGE

...>rtNt'Ep PROM PAGE ONEl
-.-t,rIs water shed at Shell creek,
"a make a complete analysis OF the
a.,i,- a"I mn Shell creek and supply the
h,srB with any other Information
nd the maximum and minimum
supply
Nsk for MI Information.
oeprrcgted and agreed ;hat the
.ottgr 1Iso include the following;
l,s,t the board notify Mr.. Page TO
t,.r,sr the board with infnra milton
r. his engineers, as TO whether or
Nv, ,h. SUNNY Il sufficient 90 supply
,bc r,iy u Tulsa. and that the board
.iso invite the various railroads TO
submit any Information that they
,S,gtt have which would be- ~ hene-
a, 40 'hu board IN making this in
,cs,lg4tIon. and that the board ask
.,y other person who might have
sny information on that subject TO
m. n with the commission for the
benefit pf tho water commission.
"Juypd and seconded that the
,osrs ask MIR Page TO submit TO the
to,rd definite proposition In writ
,,r on Shell creek water. when he
MID furnish the city with water,
,be amount Of water he could fur
.ish Tho city. with details as 20 tho
nrice no which 1t could BE- fur
nishcd
A rrrv of this resolution was on
closed l Younkman's letter to Page,
.r.bo has not At any time made a
hs0nt. proposition TO the water
commission,
Committee Fnvors Shell Creek.
committee Of three members Of
,bc local association Of engineers
r,adc report 20 the association yes
,crdsy In which Shell creek is ia
,ored a copy of this report has not
vet been furnished TO the water COM
The board confirmed the appoint
r,ert of George @. Earl Of New or
leans as its representative on the
committee OF expert water engineers
mat is 20 make an investigation OF
she'll creek I'M the near future. Tho
Retail Merchants association select
cd Edwin G.. Barlow OF Des Muincs.
The merchants are TO decide within
the next few days whether there Is
10 be a third expert on this commit
tee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Negro Wounds Wife
During Alteration
OUer Money Matters

Because he, alleged his es-
tranged wife took $50 Of his
money and then threatened to
XIII him with a revolver when
he attempted 10 compel her TO
return IL. Henry Watson, negro,
shot and II is thought fatally
wounded the woman at the lat
ters home. 1910 North ElRln
avenue about 10 o'clock Monday
night.
Watson was arrested by the
police and at the police head
quarters told the officers ne
shot I'm self defense. The bullet
entered the abdomen OF his wite
and she is not expected to live, II
was announced al the hospital
where she was removed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
TULsA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY sEPTEMBER q. 1921
LEGAL.

smined said statement and found the same
To he correct ana in conformity to law .
NOW. ruEUEFORE uE tr nv
SoINED NN TWr BOARD OF ,DN.
MlSslpNEES or THE DtTY or
TULSA OKLAHOMA
That said statement be. and the samc
hereby is approved and.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that it
~ N" determination of this uoari to
assess tho cost of tho improvements pro-
Nlded for lu said SrHEEr IMPROVE
MtNF DISTRICT no ."I pg4|nat the
lots and hlrrkE ahutting -uId Improve
meuts ann Tho property benefited there
by and tho property liable tH u.spgsulgut
Hs set out iu the aforesaid statement OF
the tity Engineer and
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
notice Of such determination to usaass b.
given 60 an owners ~ any aud au such
property by publication In tho Tulsa Daily
word. a daily newspaper uf general cir.
culatun iu the Cuv of Tulsa Oklahoma
Tor i've tt1 consecutive dl,H beginning
on the PAIN daN uf Sfptpmhsr. f4.I. and
BE IT FURTHER VEgtI..Tn that
the CITY Auditor be. ami abe .a hetsby
directed to send written nrtt.. py rrple
.,,tgca, ln",l TO an ~ the gWnnra VI property
rr,t. ..Vyy ,ng . 'i'r '7alu Proposed assess
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
LEGAL


(Published In the Tulsa Daily World
SeuternbeT g6 and a. 1871, world Pub
fishing Company PublisherJ
RESOLUTION
A resolution determining assessments
and directing notices thereof for paw
inE In STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRICT NO, 327 Of the city ot Tulsa,
aud declaring an emergency
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on the
18th day of September 1921. submitted 70
the BOARD his written statement showing
the names Of the owners, the number OK
front feet owned by each, a description
OF the property and estimate Of tho total
{ ost of the improvements, the proportionato
amount OF such costs 70 be assessed
against the abutting property and the
total eRtimated amount TO be assessed
against such owner subject 20 assessment
in STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. 5gI in form and substance as pro-
ytded in section Z OF Article TX OF the
Charter Of the said city Of Tulsa, and
WHEREAS, this Board has duly eE-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
HuLcREsr RtnGE ADDITION
-.-.-L.-.. L. -rnLrL .Lr-al-

gTCTIGN 2. That the asseasneuts
hereby levied aFr inst each q me above
near Intsrgst a. tho rate of seven per
cent tTo,g per annuw and both principal
and Interest Hre hereby declared 20 bo
debt against tho owners Of 'ro land, and
A lien upou suCh lots and parcOia ~ land
prior 90 all other iicrH, except the llch
and collected sa other tBKCs IN the city
NJ Tulsa, oklahoma, arc enforced ana
Hen enforced by appropriate judicial pro.
cpoIlnrr.
SECTION .. That the assessments
hereby levied against the above described
I0ts tracts Of land, and other property
liable ~ assessment, SHAFT be payable In
ton UO) annual installments. The first
lrsta 'lncnf with interest 70 mat de,d
an tho whole assessment shall be payable
..pHr tho Ist day ~ September, lgEZ
and ono installment thereof with interest
On Tho whole amount remaining unpaid
Hay Of september ~ each of the years
f8aG 90 1874. c0usecutiyelY both In.
elusive. and the Mayor nnd city Audi.
ior are hereby authorized directed and
ordered TO issue and deliver 20 tho con
tractor, assIRnablc ana negotiable tax
hills f0r said assessments ana interest
a. herein provided with inHallmont
coupons thereto attached for the amounts
maturing each year SAID amounts 70
iuu Commissioner ~ Finance and NevU-
nue. Of the. tity Of Tulsa, oklahoma, on
the first day 81 september. eacn ut 'ht
ypHrH lB'a 10 1884, both inclusive. and
FaId tax hllls shall be- dated the date ~
the passage 81 this ordinance, and there
Is levied and assessed sgaipot said prop
'rty such an amount a. snail be ngCeH-
ssry 20 pay reasonable attorneys fee
and expense of collection, RB the same are
hereinafter described ana specified.
where there shall have been default iH
tine payment NJ said ta8 bills or any uf
them ur any instEilmont Of any of them
and attorneys fees hav" been Incurred
100 the making of the collection. TOR auy
part thereof. together with the coHta and
reasonable expense uf coll0EtiOn. I'r
fault IN the payment ~ any ;1stallW'ut ut
or any part thereof. with interest thereon
may - the option Of the holder ~ the
taG bills mature an iustalucuts thereof
Tor all purposes and Al any time Hf''r
such default the holder Of the tax bill
on which such default ia made, hlr agent
or attorney. may notify tHr tommiFsIHnFi
of Finance ana Revenue of the tity n'
/ TulA, tint n ls his intention 20 eHFrrls.
his option 20 mature Hll inatallmnutH ni
said tax bin, and thereup1u iho rHIl
Commissioner and tho tlty of Tulsa shaH 70
be without authority 90 receive OF rut'
| lect any portion ~ The asHeHamrnt made
/ 10 pay said tax bill or any part thereof
/ INguar Of said tax bill. hs agent us az
I tornoy, and from ana after tho dclVgy
/ ~ said written notice 10 exercise ms
! option 10 mature the lngtallmeut7 NJ fall
I tax bin. the sum required 10 pay hail
ltAK bli OF any part thereof, shall lh-
cluds costs Of collection, and attorney
fees. where the same have brou Incurred,
Hud a. hereinafter defined provided that
written notice Of tho election OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
MOrtudry


Hastings.
George Browning Hastings, o.
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Earle
9, Hastings, died at the family
residence, SIS East Buena Vista
street, Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
Funeral service have not yet been
arranged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Curtis

Funeral services for Miss Murle
Curtis telephone girl who died Fri
Gay at Colorado Springs OF tuber-
esulosis will be held at the Mowbray
chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. j. w. Abel, pastor OF
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
LEGAL
.utETrE WALL ADDITION
tPaNiun fNr Third EtEsrt

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27

All owners ~ abutting ptopefty. prop.
ertY benefited by said improvements and
other property liable 10 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
property thereby, and any claim or OBJ
iortlous To- the assessments hs above set
forth shalt be filed IN writing IN the
office of Mrs. Frank Seaman. city Audi.
tor of the city of TULSA, oklahoma, on
nr before the I'm day ~ october, 1891.
Rt 800 o'clock a. NJ. and the same ba
hoard by tho board Of Comm issionors on
the 7th day u october. 1874. at
o'clock a. NJ and any claims or ubioc-
tiona not ~ fllod In writing before salr
time shall ba deemed waived
Dated ,hi. 94ra day ~ september 1921.
MRS FRANK SEAMAr.
city Auditor.
Approved September %. 1891,
FRANK ~. DUNCAN,
Clty Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27

Published IN the Tulsa Daily World Sep
tcmber %. a. as, 20 and 80. 1874.
World Publishing Company, PubI!shersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 40. 327,
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHoT"-
In compliance with the resolution or
the Board Of Commissioner adopted on
the 23rd day Of SepteWber 1881, notice
Is hereby given that the Hoard of Com
nissloners Of the city ot Tulsa, Okla.
noma. has examined the -stimGta and
statement Of the cry Engineer as to
,he amount ~ the cost OF the asphalt
pavement which should be assessed
against tho ahutting property. the
property benefited and Otncr property
liable 20 assessment aud the owners
thereof 20 STREET IMPROVEMENT
BIgTRICT no. 327 which includes the
following described portions ot strceta
'u-wit,
SEVENTH STREET from the Fast
line of KenoshR Avenue to the West
line Of Central Park except inteIseC-
ton at Lansing Avenue.
And the said Board ~ Commissioners
has. by resolution, duly approved tho
aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
city Engineer and has determined 10 as
tess the cost OF the improvements In said
district against the abutunE property.
fhe property benefited and other prop
erty liable TO assessment and the own
ers thereof aa follows. tu.wit.
TtTrHkETT ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27

from 500 N, BOULDER Av.. sept.
ls dark brindlc frWale Bulldog, white
spot on one side head, eye on that side
Hlacolpred. Answers 90 name Puppy
Rcturn to 900 n. Boulder Ay.. and receive
reward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27

Caatlo building. Serial number 99G29A
Liberal reward no questions asked Ro.
urn 20 Harry Castle. Palace theaioi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

p.s,tr-isi Tos ss.iS fsss : lss--Finaj "A
49, 4 re eeq'a rem ''e' pa"
nss's I'D s0a sosla ssn ysss one
uoWs
f.pns 40 PAons ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
DR.. Wilbur S. Crafts
To Speak at Y. M. c. A.
On Tuesday Evening


Dr. Wilbur y. Crafts OF Washing
ton. n. G.. win speak AZ the Y. AZ.
&. A. on Tuesday evening at 7:3o.
pr. Crafts has been at the head
~ the National Reform bureau for a
grCat many years and has been the
most prominent figure in the country
in securing Hesitation along various
lines 81 reform.
An men and woman in the city are
urged 10 avail themselves of the
PR iicgc u hearing his address.
". a. Robbins. Los Angeles.
q. 4. Quallen and wife, Gallup.
j. a. Filrkaa. ~ pas0.
\. 8. Hofabin and wife. Florence.
G. W. Ssuef, 81. Joseph, Mo.
W G. Burton. Lon Angeles.
Rohcrt A. schin. Columbus, ..
{. n. MOrcton. FL Paso
D. \. Morgan. Amarillo.
a.. y. MciIugh, 81. Louis.
W -. Whippie. Los Angeles.
g. Leonard and wife. II Paso.
ri e. Poison. Gallup.
r. n. Wonord and wife, III faso,
Frank Antoneila. II laso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
OIL COMPANY OPENS
MEETING TOMORROW
Many Continental Off
Gals to Be Here for
4-Day Conference

Continental on company viii opan a
four dag conference tomorrow at the
local onice IN San jose. Officers and
directors o. the Denver headquarters.
ana technical representatives from
New York will be Ia attendance. J. J.
Foley. division manager and y. v.
Hhlpln. assistant division manager.
win preside during which time dis
cuesiona VIII bc had related to mar
kct conditions and tho prospects this
year for merchandising M the
oil business. The first session will
be called 10 order al 10 o'clock
The personnel OF those In session
follows:
u. T. cieaver. ana c. Z. strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
COMMANDER Of
FOREIGN WARVETS
TO SPEAK HERE
Capt. r. E. Woodside to
Be in City Next
Saturday

cant. Robert r. Woodsldo. national
commandcr-in CHIEF OF the Veterans
of Forrlrn .wara Of tho United states
will D. N AIbuQdcfuuo saturday sven
ing ana viii give an adde's here.
al open meeting for ali tie services
men Who saw foreign service "A be-
ing aftanrei Tor ~ the local post OF
the veterans who are urglng tfsAs they
turn out 100 per cent.
cant. Woodelde - n vety entertain
ihe speaker and q man ~ much infln-
cncc IN the country. He IL n veteran
% the cuban campaign In 1918 and a
Third division. In the world war. He
cnfared In fighting at Chateau
Thiclfy TT 81 Pcro, Argonne forest
the Mouse on the Rhine n was IN
many other OF the Important engage
mcnts.
Captain Woodsldo n on a coast 10
coast tour In The fnfcrcst OF the Gold
Stripcrs." Hc was elected commander
OF the Veterans OF Forcign Service
la 1910 and was reelected in 1911
and IN 1919. His home n In PITS
lhc local post has received word
from the post az Fort Bayard that
they are serding a delegation TO hear
him when he speaks here.
Veterans OF the philippine. Cuban.
Porto Ritau and Mexican campaigns
Fhouid also be present. as well ns
other ~cx-scrVicc mcnNrho have scrv-
ed under the nag on fhreigu fields, OF
IN hostile waters during a W cam
paign or expedition.
Cars VIII be available 20 bring the
disabled veterans and they should
phone or otherwise notify Lawrence
Norcli.. al Morelll Tailor shop, 4ie
WRIST Central avenue. or RESIDENCE
IA Kent avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
WHO'S HERE

cO.fn4.
&. II. Nolen Arkansas city. Kan.
A. n. jacob. Pueblo. Colo.
q. A. Ofnco. unaVer, Colo.
a. = Mason. vito and boy. River
'1x q fusslssr. santa re.
A. Rlchofda Denver.
n. + Mcfiugh. 81. Louis
l. nar1iea Chicago.
4. Aurk. ChIcaEn.
q. 4. Lewis. Denver.
Gcorrc ~. Purcell Denver.
Cesar Kedmann. Magdalcna.
r. = Koran Los Angeles.
&. ~ Carson and wife. ~ raso.
Al Matthews and family. Lansing.
). crosz. Los Angeles.
A. N. EInruhous. VI puso.
A. A. C~itnninshem. Los Angeles.
J. ID. O'connoli. ri pauu.
. Mr. and Mrs Al. n Mlera. Socorro.
AR. and Mrs. Emilio 0eonera.
socorro.
AKvARADo.
A. {. nrickie,. Bangor Me.
Mira NJ D. Henderson. Bangor,
q. 4. Lewis. Denver.
q. W Purveil Denver
~. W DAhlH. wagon y
Mrs. c. =. Rogers. Jacksonviilei
PA.
4. Panzer. san Francisco.
A. Richard. Dcnver.
ID n. smith. san Francisco
Ida Billings. Chicago.
~. short. London.
X. A.. short. London.
Ed. y. Near. RonwelL
4. Iachman, San Francisco.
Il. y. Murphy. Alamogordo.
". l.. Walters and vile, New Castle
Pa.
W ~ Denny. Gallup.
q. A. Keepers. Gallup.
y. n. Creenleaf. Detroit.
A. A. Schafcr. Denver.
a. n. voEt. Tyrone, y. ~.
A. p. Dicscm. Columbus, %.
T.. ~. HSrt, Los Angeles.
- A. clifford. Denver.
SIynGES.
a. A. carranetti. III Paso.
&. &. covington. NJ Faso.
y. q. Bnriictt. MaEdaiena.
frcd Baldv1f.. MRgdaiena.
Ice baldwin. socorro.
IA =. Chavez san Rafael.
" A. Johnston. Gallup.
lhaucs q f1toh. Socorro.
1 r. A. Schneider. Atchison.
Frank Keencr. Perca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

ALBrouEnorE BUSINESS
afENrs ASSOCIATION
~ n T. clLASA. President.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

Are you Hurc Il was Just q year
q today We became engaged. dcar7"
Yes; I looked V up IN MY check
book this morning. "-Boatun Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

Trains ~ ihe United states are.
about our times as heavy as those
in Cfrat Britain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

Hdhsmy Ann6wtces an $500 %
.urrcncy to be printed on leather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
NeWs of SdpuIpa
OhIrrlrI 90 IIIs Arrcsl.

spsclsf tn rH. World.
shptlrh. nov. ~. .. you
shouldn't t1ko pahson way from
his duurs.' commented negro min
iator who in company with another
negro named DAVIS. was arrested
today bv ShorIff LiWnralon und
deputies aud brought hero o. face
a charge uf shooting and almost in-
.'Au'Iy nllluE Benny Leonard boo "a
negro s'huulhuuss near Hepburn
10 has boon learned that Leonard
and companion. with two GIRLS
who Wero with thcm ln The srhtoI
nuu.' bod uuHuolDd with two u,.
ar0,H about tho negroes being per
mIff.d Co.. hold services thpro That
night Both men arrested deny Hu'
FnuuiodEr ~ tho shooting Brown
claims that ho waa ON hiH way 10 DO,
'rhoulhuuse, carrying his Bible uu
ior hiH nrm when he heard the
.Uuutlur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Frisco special police ln making
D ruI lu tho local yards Last might
caught Wha, proved 90 ho an army
nriEuH A. w.. @ u. tn rounding
MP tourists from beneath hoy,1rs
ihcv found man dressed Boo full
uniform be gave his name ps John
n Leo and his homo az Watumin.
Ice ull no had loft an army en-
ramumout at Cheyenne Wyu.
when he was refused furlouFh
which h" had applied for Tho urge
10 gce tho old homcH'cpd was in "a
fair way 20 bc ntisfcd whom cruel
fate dcrrccd that ne should be- iu-
torcop'od hcrc MHy1r NoMIFcrH
ordered Loo turned over 20 army
authorities. Tho young man viii
probably ho charged with being alb.
sent without leave. instead of hav-
ing ga face charge ~ descrti"n.
n ia stated. on account Of being
still in uniform when apprchcndod,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
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LAWTON Tho city of lawton
wHa made defendant IN damage
suit for 136125.75 filod In district
court by Rubo Meadows Two
other defendants are named. Hugh
williams aud Robert 8. Jackson.
Tho suit ls tho result OF a shooting
which took place In the street OK
the city July 2. In which Meadows
was shot by Williams. police officer.