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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-07
SUNDAYS SERMON

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING pAGE.
first / don't bonovo in the union
OF church ana state. but IA like 60
see party recognize open and
above board. without disguise. with
out caut--the God In whose name
Columbus discovered America. tho
God In whose name George Wash
ington and the Continental army
won our victory in the dark days
" '7G.
ia ilko 10 see them cuuc ou'
openly ana aCknowlcdgo the God
who protected our armies ~ '1G. ~
lNl2, ~ lS4s Of lS9S, ana ~"
God who lowered over the stars
ma stripes in tho conflict Of th"
wOrld--ihr cod Of our happy
homes the God of our virtuous men
and th' God Of our virtuuus wo.
men. M, cod of our little children
and the God ~ our boun'ful hur.
vests. the GOD of our prosperous
nation.
Must Have Christ.
"Oh." said follow 10 mo Boo tN.
rois "Bill 60 wouldn't hr fair to Pot
in the plank of political party the
rccoguiion of a GOD when wr'N"
Ept 81 lot Of p"oplo in this country
that don't believe in a God"
on we've got n lot of mn'H
thot don't believe IN virtue, we've
got people that don't believe i0 the
a1nclity 0f the marriage tics. we've
got people who don't believe in
property righlg. we've got people
who want to rob. who want tu stcaI.
we've got people that want 40 rape.
we've got pludorors. white Wuyors
that want to Ecduce and soil the
flowers NJ our girlhood Into slavery,
we've got men that want tp burn
we've got men that want 20 kill
we've got men that want .o stick o
gun under your nose, Would You
refuse TO make laws against the
criminal element because we have
got an element that don't believe In
God, don't believe In drCcucy, don't
believe m Jesus Christ?
| want to say 10 YOU. sir would
you refuse 20 be loyal to your Coun-
try because some other fellow IL a
traitor2 Would you refuse To be q
Christian because some other man
is an infidcl? Would you refuse 10
be true TO vour wife because auno
other man Is living la sin with nm
other womanf Oh, all good mon
and all good women believe In God
and In Jesus CHRISTI
| tell you, theto ig overwhclminr
victory waiting for tho party that's
got the grit tn make an nclnowl'
odgement Of God--the God OF this
nation. tho God that has blessed ui
~ no other nation, the God that's
blessed us at our harvest, blossej
us IN our health. in our civilization
blessed ua In our protection against
foreign enemies.
Gods Tins In Tuisn.
Therefore, We acknowledge Hill
gpodness and we pray for His con
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Published in The Tulsa Daily world october
s'','t ~ ~ s"7 X &c. S',S a. Noysme'r is "a !.
Is. 'is"' H. is. 10. Il. 81. a. iSsii'' ri6Ss
World Publishing Company, Publish.
''' oRpiNANcE NO. asot
AN ORplNANCE TO ArruRrIoN LEVY
TKYMEST or TitE COST ; ooFF "1 COZ
SrRuCTtNu 4 SANITARY SEWER IN
s,,ry sE,WEh 6, pIES,TkiSr 20, ,i5Sil Tnnnn
EsTABLISIEn NY ORDINANCE No
igg; AND DECLARING AN EMEH-
wHEhEAs, IN pursuance Of the prov,.
ions Of the charter of the city of Tulsa,
oklahoma, ana tho statutes Of tho state
provided. tic ssid SmS Of Tulsa ala by
Ordinance No; gl2s create aud establish
hayi-E declared it necessary 60 construct
Hcwers IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
/ lib. by the provisions Of said Ordinance
No sl2g. dld ON the e5th day % March,
| 1881 let 20 ComHtock Smedley Company,
! Contractors. a certain contract tor the
tn SEWER DISTRICT No. 40, and,
WHEREAS. IN pursuance o. said con
| tract said Comstock smodlcy Company
/ IN said SEWER DISTRICT No li5. and
tho work under said contract has been
accepted and approval by the city I'm.
gincct and the Board a; Commissioners Of
/ tho Clty u Tulsa and.
WHEREAS in. further pursuance Of tho
/ statutes Of tho STATE of Oklahoma. afore.
I said and under the terms ~ the charter
I OF the said city Of Tulsa. oklahoma, n is
/ deemed necessary by tho board of Com
missiouers Of tho city of tulsa 20 levy
and assess special tax upon tho prop
] erty liable to assrssmeut in said SEWER
/ DISTRICT No, llb, by reason Of the COM
! structlpn of aaid sewer and to pay Tor the
] same and.
/ WHEREAS the total cost ot tho con.
] structiou OF said sewer IN said SEWER
/ DISTRICT No, l15, including extras have
: been aacertained and IL hereby declared
[ 90 be tho sum uf 319.6bTg1. all Of which
! " Go BE- levied by special asscHsm ents
I against the lots nud parcels of land bene-
/ said SEWER DISTRICT 80 l55, and.
/ WHEREAS. an lcgai requirements have
bcon complied with 30 authuriEr the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels ot land 80 liable fnF the cost of
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No ilb, IN the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section 1 " this
Now, Therefore. Re u Ordained by the
Hoard " Commissioners Of the city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma
] SECTION 1, That there shall be- and
| there Is hereby apportinned 60 and levied
I upon and assessed against the several lots
| and parcels OF land in said SEWER DIS
/ TkiCT No. i5b. IN the Cty of Tulsa,
/ Oklahoma. so benefited by tho construc-
tton Of <aid sewer the amounts re-
EpectiYelyT as follows, to-Nit;
BAIRD ADDITION.
Blk Lot Amount
o.
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tPuhllshed In the Tulsa Daily world
November 7, 9, o. 10, II, 1891. Tmc
Ward Publishing Company, rulishcr)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As.
srssMnNTs Fon PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 3ao. CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
Ia compliance with tho resolution Of
the hoard Of Commissioners adopted on
the .th day ~ November, 1891, notice l.
hereby given that the hoard u Commis-
HioucTg ot the tity ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma
has examined the tAtiuatc and state
mcnt OF tho city Engineer a. - the
amount OF tho cost - the vlbrolithic con-
crete pavement which shold be aHHcaaei
against tho AbuttinE property, tho prop
ertT benefited and other property liable
tO aapsssWont and the owners thereof In
SrREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
aap. whiCh includes the following de-
scrihcd portions Of strectu, to-wits
PHOENIX AVENUE from the
North line of Admiral boulevard to
tho South line OF Archer street
And said Hoard " Commissioners has
hy resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and the estimate Of the cts
Engineer and has Determined 60 auucs'
| tho coat OF tho improvements In said dis,
/ rict against tho RbuttinE property, tn,
property benefited ana other property
I llahlo to assessment, and tho ownori
| thereof, Ra follows, to-Wtt;
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

Therefore. We acknowledge Hi
gpodness and we pray for His con
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tPuehshed In the Tulsa Daily worid.
November T. g. y, 10 II. 1871 Tho
World Publishing Company. Publisher.l
NOTICE ron HEARlNG ON AS
sEsshENTs FOR PAVING IN
slhnEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
hvAnhR sL CITY or TULSA.
m In compliance With the resolution OF the
hoSIu OF Sommh sioners adopted on mo
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I'rhaNIt lu the Tulsa Daily World
hovruhcr q. 1874 World rubllshlus
COMPANY lubiiHhrraJ
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Al owners Of ghutting property, prop
uty benefited by said improvements and
2 ther property liable 90 assessment are
Hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 60 the
property thereby. amt any claim or oh
icctions 60 tho assessments as above Eet
forth shall DO nlcd IA writing IN the
itor. Of the Ctty % Tulsa, oklahoma. on
before tho 18Th day Of November 1891, AZ
90 clock A. Nj, aud the same shall be
heard by the Hoard OF Commissioners on
the 18th day OF November, 1894. az 300
clock A. NJ, and any clAlm or objections
not so filed In writing before said time
shall be deemed waived,
DATED this an dav 81 November laet.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY AuNltor
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LEGAL

Block 4. Sloan Add. thence
northwesterly dlstance
OF i2bs feet to poIrt
on the west line OF Lot 2, Block
A. sloan Add, which Ia iaI
feet north Of the soutnwest
corner % said lot thence
southeasterly to = point on ths
south line OF said lot. which is
62.5 feet west of tho southeast
corner thereof thence east
along the south line of xaid lot
TO the place Of beg!nuiuf -
vi that part Of Lot 2. Block
Sloan Add. except that mart
described az follows Beginning
at the southeast corner Of i.ot
q, Block Z. Sloan .Adi.
thence northwesterly distance
Of i2b.s feet to point on tho
west line ot Lot 2, Block I.
sloan Add.. which 4 f41
feet north OF tho southwest
corner Of said lot; thence south.
line ~ said lot. which Ia 625
feet west Of the southeast corr
ner thereof: thence east along
the south line of said lot 10 tho
place OF beginning ....,,......i 10
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Fnllowing ~ price asked and closing ht1
of standard bii stocks on the New No-N
curb Thursday as reported by Houston
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LEGAL.
nf Kanaas CITY. Mo.

pgblished in The Tulsa paily. world
September G. I g. and 10. al
world Publishing Company. Publish
NoTISE ron HEARING ON ASSESS.
MESTs FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT ptSTRfCT NO. .7d
CITY or TULSA. OkLAIlo-.
In compliance with tho resolution or
the Board ~ Commissioners adopted on
tho End day Of September. 1921, notice
IL hereby given that the Board Of Com
missipners - the city 81 Tulsa Okla .
homa has examined the estiinat" and
statement OF tho City Engineer as 70
the amour, ,of tho cost of the concrete
pavement khirh should be assessed
against the abutting property the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment and the owners
hereof In STREET IMPROVEMENT 7
DISTRICT 40 276. which includes the
folloNing described portions ot streets,
tO-wit.
FOURTH PLACE from tho Fast
line uf Lewis Avenue TO tho East
line 81 Columb bia Avenue
And said Board Of Commissioners has.
hy resolution, duly approved the afore-
said statement and eatiuste of the tity
Engineer and has determined to assess
the cost u the improvements IN said
district against the abutting property.
the property benefited and other prop
erty liable to assessment, aud the own
crs thereof as follows. g. Wit.
COLLEGE VIEW ADDITION
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LEGAL.

t?ubusned IN tne rU-s pauy w5-ia
"a -. 2S 80, 81. September /. g. q.
s, 6. Z. s. ., 10, ~. - 10, II and y
1921 world Publishing COMPANY. nm
llshersl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

We have client. an experienced dtill-
Ing contractor. owning complete
standard drilling outNt and cesing,
Who will loan same fnr well i1r In
tereat In Lease n desired Nill also
look after drilling operation. Ralph
Development Company dJ3 Mayo
building Tulsa.
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STOCK MOVE EMENT
STOPPED SHORT
Shorts Renew Aggrcssions
Because of Adviccs
From Abroad

NEW YORK. srpt Tho up-
ward movement n tho stock market
,,aa halted tudar shorts removing
tl.ir arrrr,ri MOI. partly az I,
a.u nl nf.isu sd,.r which bore
moro ur I,s- directly upon home
mnfk..s
Iu.rtiIrmprt lu the local cotton
market Vht.c ouu"uH mif'i'd
another y"'nu't. Hla" served 10 TO-
strain hulI"h operations IN Ilh"H
,tal ctrCi'F the reversal "h" o..
Er9dci Co., luE.,H reaction from
the irucut extraordinary advance
Gains exceeded I"O"-sl"uH at inc
outset bot market lhd"it noon Dc
Nclop'd lr NNhtd i''ud. M"t'l"
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Federal Reserve Revenues,
AFIIIHGTbN Sept s. Combined re
sources ard liabilities W the a. federal rr
serve banks at tho close Of business Sep
tcmhrr were rcpurtcd tuI'Eht by the
federal reserve huatd IN thousands "f dol
lars Rs folluws
Resources
Total guld hcld by banks. fS69 lib.
Total gold reserves g. GtG,StS
Total reserves = NOa 'hN
Total hills pu hand ilat2 inl.
Total raruinE uaacts fi7Hh,l3p,
Total resources H1.iASlH'.
Liabilities.
TotpI deposits 81 flS OGS
Total Liabilities iJlAS.l22
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ORDINANCE NO. al7s

1921. world Publishing COMPANY. nm
lishersD
ORDINANCE NO. sl7s
An Ordinance to apportion. levy and
assess special taxes in payment =
the cost Of coustruc'Irg = sart,rs
sewer IN SEWER DISTRICT 10 *
in the City of Tulsa. az created -
established b. Ordinance No. .l.y
and declaring an emergency
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF tho 30.
visions Of the Charter Of the ,liy a,
Tulsa, oklahoma and the statutes II ,ts
state Of Oklahoma. Tor such cases ra9s
and provided. tho said City II Tulsa DID
ilsh sEWEn plsTR'Cr no H. ab, 5t
after having declared II necessary ~
SAID Ordinance NO. 2i51 did ','' On tss
suediey company Contractors. Ger.
tain contract for the construction o..
certain sanitary sewer in sEWEK uI5,
tract saii comstook -am,dloy Co'ctaay,
sewer s',e in i"io, aid SEWER pIssTRrt'T4 s1
l1s. and the work under said CONTRACT
has been accepted and approved .oy In.
3 City Engineer aud tho Board Of COM
missioncrs of the CITY Of Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuauao q
the statu,"s OF the state Of Okiahoma
Aforesaid. and under the terms % 10
Charter u the said city Of Tulsa. Dla'
hnma. Il Is deemed necessary by m,
Board Of Commissioners Of tho DIfy 4
Tulsa to levy and AsEess special tai
u1in the property liable to Assessment n
yfd SEWER DISTRICT NO. t1S. b. ra..
fnn NJ the construction OF said sewer and
to pay fcr tie SANE, and.
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the com.
structIun Of said sewer iu said SEWER
DISTRICT 40. l7s, including oxtras
hHvo been asccrtaincd ana H. hereby do,
ClArpd TO be the sum Of Sa..t,ylt an
I OF which is to be levied BY special aa.s4s.
ucuts against the lots ana parc,lg -
land benefited BY tho ConstTuctluu -
said sewer in said SILVER DLsIKICr
I NO. t7s. and.
WHEREAS, all legal requirement. lays
been complied with to authorize the low
Of the assessments against said lots and
] parcels OF land SO lld ble Tor the cost
construction of said sewer In saId SEWER
DISTRICT 80, l1s. IN the amounts Irfr-
matter specified IN Section 4 OF tLis Ut4l.
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE IT ORDAINED
HI THE BOARD or COMMISSION.
EkS or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
HJMA:
! SECTION I: That there shall be and
there is hereby appUrtiuned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
I lots and parcels u land in said SEWER
/ DISTRICT no. lfs In the city Of Tulsa
/ Oklahoma, 60 benefited by the Coustrl,r.
| tinn Of said sewer. the amounts rus.cc-
| lively al follows tc-wit;
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SECTION ?; Tnat the assessments
hereby levied on each Of the above men.
TONED lots and parcels OF land are hereby
declared to be a lien upon such lots ana
parcels Of land to the same extent -
other taxes anJ shall be collected ana
taxes Ia and for tho city vi Tulsa, Ohi4'
huma. are collected
SECTION B: .,Thn, all assCssm ent,
hereby levied shall be divided into three
60 equal annual installments as author.
tied BY said statutes Of the state os
OK homa for such cases made ana pro-
vided, and the assessments shall boar in-
tcrtst at tho rate OF eight o. per c,n'um
pet annum, payable annually at IN" .ih'
OF the payment OF the several iHs,"".
mcnts of the said assessments from no
date OF the taking effect OF TINS url'.
nance, that the tirst inEtallmcut ~ sati
interest on tho deferred iusta .n's
shall be payable on tho 18TH day o., pe,
cember ls.l, aud the remaining de. .f'ta
the unpaid iusfallmCuts shall be pas ab.e
on the 18TH day Of December OF ,aoA
succeeding year until an snail be paid
Provided. however. tnat any % ne
assessed Way at any time dutlnN tHs
four 90 consecutive weeks follow.us ne
day of tho llrst publication o. tn's oItl,
nance pay to the tity Auditor ui no
city Of Tulsa, the fun amount ot ia7
assessments 50 levied against th'II h'H
lots and parcels OF land any thvi't' Ih
lease such property from tna l.,n VI '-''
assessments.
SECTION {: That tnls Ordinance NAN
be published for Twcnty-n.ne con-,'al.s
paper published IN Tulsa OKLA AA,
that tho publication Of this ord4nan. ~
required BY law shall be taken ana re-
gaTdrd as sufficient notice to al. p..;
sons Interested Ia the assessments l..r'
levied by the terms Of this oriinan''.
SECTION 8. That AL oI4tntn. nr
parts Of ordinances N conflict Win l|o
PROVISIONS OF tEis ordinance ins laf -
such conflict exists are hereby re9.'',u.
SEC4 los 6. That an cultrErn0} 'N.ss
for the preservation OF the pubic A'7tn
and safely by reason whereof tins ylI,
nance shall take effect from ana at'''
It's passage, approval aud publication %. ..
PASSED and tr- emergency l.a.''
ruled upon separately and approved '"'
ltth day Of August, 1874,
APPROVED. this iGth day OF Als"'-
7. d. EVANS,
Attest Ma!o''
Airs Frank Seaman.
city Auditor,
Approved
Franz r.. Duncan.
City Attorney
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WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the l-yy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land SO liable tor the cost 4
construction ut said sewer In saId SLWItt
DISTRICT so. l7S. In the amounts I,fr-
matter specified IN Section OF tLis ur4l.
nance.
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An Ordinance TO spportlon. levy ana
assess special taxes in payment ,,
the cost Of constructing sar.arS
sever In SEWER DISTRICT No *
I'm the cry of Tulsa. ~ created az
established b. ordinance No. .I.y
and declaring an emergency.
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NEW YORK, Sept. s. Liberty bonds
closed SHs $40. tlrst - ~ ~, bid, soc-
ond ~ s77t. first tt,s s7.'i second as
$500, third ,t,H g2ol. fourt it,H 90 !.
victory ~ OO.06. Victory lAs g90s.
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Tom mWiSe, Star of fAGenHen1an
From Mississippi TO Headline
OrpheumVdudeUiLleTO

for Tulsans his newest playlct en-
titled Memories" 1t is declared to
be unusually Interesting, and per
mits the star to give vent to his
sterling ability and talents.
The second extraordinary attrac-
tion is the appearance Of Carl Nc
Collough. a vaudeville feature that
will make things hum on the first
half OF next weeks bill. Mr.. Nc
Cullough has appeared in every high
class vaudeville theater in America i
and England, and as an entertainer
has proven his entitlements to head
line honors.
The other three acts on the pro-
gram are said to bc far above the
average, ana with the International
reel showing the news OF the world,
as it recently happened, the Or
phoum's bill for the first half should
appeal. Seats are now being re-
served at the box office.--Advertise-
ment.
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Thomas Wise &c Co. will headline
the vaudeville bill at the Orphcum
theater beginning tomorrow, and all
indications point to one Of the most
successful presentations this theater
has had this season.
The five acts offered, two stellar
features are noted. First, Tom Wise,
who formerly starred in George
Broadhurst's greatest New York
success. "a Gentleman From Mis-
sissippi" 1t was in this great play
that Mr.. Wise achieved his most
notable triumph, and which made
his name premier attraction in
every theater wherein he appeared.
As an actor, Tom Wise is d.fcrcnt
His sense of humor is original and
he keeps his audience in a smiling
mood throughout his eqactmcnt.
Yet, in. the dramatic touches, the
player sends the situations on
through to great tensity,
Mr.. Wise and associates will offer
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JUDGE R0WE'S DEATH

Special Go Tho world.

OkEMAH. Nov. lS--.mdro Ttal
\. Rowe was Instantly Killed late
Wednesday nigh, ~ falling from the
stairway OF the Fiuks building occu-
pied by the Creek Trqding company
ON the ground floor aul offc,a
above. Tho law Offices OF the firm,
Rowe, Phillips q Douglasn are IN
this building and during a Cousulta-
tlou I'm the offices. Judge Rowe and
WI am Barber "a local attorney,
stepped out on tho landing, Judge
Rowe seated himself ON the railing
which, being weak, at once Eaye
way. hurting him to the concrete
pavement some % feet below. crush
ing the skull and also breaking the
neck and one leg
Judge Rowe came tu Okemah In
June. 1915. from blair. okla. re
leaves a wife ana two small chill
drcn. lie was 81 years old. Ills
parents Mr.. aud Mrs Y IL. Rowe,
reside here Rowe served as county
Judge here In 1919. was president of
the chamber " commerce at the
time ut his death. lie was senior
warden 4, - a. A. NJ. member uf
Royal Arch and knights Tcmplar.
and Is ~ y. lodge. Judge Rowe held
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PLACE LOVING CUP.
ON THE PLATFORM
Mum Decoration VIII
Be Feature at the Con-
vention Hall

a giant loving cup made of flow
ers will stand on the platform az
Convention hall today. one " the
attractions of the Harvest Festival
headquarters. 20 was presented 60
tho Junior Chamber OF Commerce
for the day by the members Of the
Civic league following the close OF
the second annual Mum show lasl
night
Tho cup stands more than six
feet high. lta base is made from
white NUNS, its stem from yellow
and orange pompoms, its cup from
white, rcd and yellow blossoms
woven into an intricate pattern and
10 g. crowned with American beauty
roses. 4; has 2SOO flowers in 81
and was made by John Nielsen
bachcr Following the Festival to-
DAY The cup will ho placed IN ono ot
'ho downtown windowA Mrs G. A.
Border and Mrs w J.. Bragg Will
have charge OF it's desperation
For two days the giant cup has
been ono OF tho stellar attractions
Of tho Mum show given Thursday
and Friday by the Park board and
nj which members OF the civic
league were hostosses. From the
tiny orange Colorcd pumpoms 60 tho
huge yellow ana lavender NUNS
the downstairs auditorium in the
| Carnegie Library has been filled
with blossoms, both cut tuowets and
potted blossoming plants. Most OF
them have been sold.
Tho idea OF the Mum show
originated with Mrs. Lillh u. Lind
say. As a member cf the park
board and president NJ the civic
league che has worked hard 10
make the second annual show tho
/ tremendous success that II has been.