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The New York herald., 1922-05-21
OIL ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

The Oil Traders Association of New
York will hold a. luncheon in the Bank
ers Club on Tuesday. following busi-
ness meeting in the clubs library. The
guests will hear addresses by Joab II.
Banton, District Attorney OF New York.
and DR.. David Wesson of the Southern
Cotton Oil Company.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
SOLD ALL DU PoNr STOCK.

Dominict e. Dominick as managers OF
the group which purchased block Of
stock OF r. J. du Pont dc Nemours &
Co. offered for subscription at 112la.
announce that all OF II has been sold.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. May eo.-Bar silver, 5Iltd an
ounce.
Bar gold. a3s. "a.
Money, ~ per cent.
Discount rates; Short and three month
billie 2N per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
OF the City of New York,
Nassau & Pine SITS.

To the Shareholders
OF The Hanover National Bank
OF the City OF New York:
Notice is hereby given that special rneet'
fng OF the shareholders OF this Bank has
been called and will be held At 10 O'Clock
A. M. on Tuesday. the sixth day OF June.
1922, at the banking office OF The Hanovei
National Bank OF the City OF New York.
corner OF Nassau and Pine Streets, Manhst-
tan, City of New York. TO vote upon the
following resolution
RESOLVED that. under the provisions
OF the Act OF May /. 1886. the Capital
Stock OF this Association he increased In
the sum OF 1000, ,oO0 making the total
capital s.. .0oo. .o0O Said increase shall be
made by a stock dividend from the un-
divided profits Of the Eank. and to vote
upon such other matters as may properly
he brought before said meeting.
BY order OF (he Board of Directors.
WILLIAM y. CABLE. JR.. Cashier
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

S s5sl ssi actual state cn
sio7i5oo
ance
$4si5o0o
BanLa nd Irust Comm Renar
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

THE Amherst National Bank OF BaffAiss
located at the City Of Buffalo, In the STATE
Of New York. 10 closing its affairs. All
ISOLATION are. therefore. hereby notiffSd -
present the notes and other claims for psy.
msnt. d
Dstsd January 20. 1922.
s. J. URBANSKI. Cashier.
THE broadway National Bank OF BuffAis.
located at the City Of Buffalo, In the State
Of New York. Is closing Its affairs. All more
holders and other creditors OF the assocte-
tion are, therefore. hereby notified 70 prs-
sent the notes and other claims tor psymsnt'
Dated January 20, 1922.
JOHN A. STAcHOwIAK. Cashier
, 1922-11-09

Lble authorities have proved their efficiency, Now
laading dentists everywhere advise their daily use
The methods are embodied in a modern tooth
paste-Pepsodent. And millions Of people now en-
Joy it's benefits.
, 1922-11-09
Teeth not clean

Film-coated teeth are unclean. That is why so
many teeth brushed daily discolor and decay.
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing,
and film is the cause of most of them.
Dental science, therefore, has sought ways to
fight the film. Two ways have now been found.
, 1922-11-09

This offer is now made almost the world over.
It is published in many languages. Millions OF peo-
pie of many races have thus found a way to fight
film on teeth.
All careful people owe themselves this test-all
who want teeth whittier, safer, cleaner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14
LEGAL

son school Niuth and wheeling. inspcc.
! ior y, vs.. sunderland; Judge. F g..
/ Gross Clerk =. 3d. Fleming. Counters
J.. g.. Gross and j. u Fleming.
An yotcrs residing in that part -
/ school District $40. 20 outside of the city
llmlts hiug South Of Eleventh Street
tccnth street and Wcst of Nanthus Ave-
uuc. known Rs tho ~. pcrryWuu tract.
ana gu voters residing ga that part "f
rs lying East OF Nauthus Avenue North
m Eleventh street and South and West
~ thy Railway Right " Way ~ the 81
tract ~ land Eoat ot Trenton Avenue
North NJ Thrtoeuih street W,st ~ tu,t
Avenue and South 0f seventh street shalt
90
Precinct No. 7t-votIur plscc It',
Inspector PAU clinton. Judge +. IA
jackson Clerk J, w Henry Countors,
L. u. jackson and }. W Henry
dgSs nlslnss ssrsSo No. .,S ESoiTS 19S gSo gse pis Io
spcrtor. S. W. Mitchell. Judge. Mrs G..
Flynn, clerk, PAU johnson, Counters.
Mrs. G. Flynn and Paul johnson.
Precinct No 80: Voting place. y ".
street Inspector, q. Weaver. Judge. ;,
". Miller, Clerk, Mrs. s. Marion Cour-
ters. J. H. Miller and Mrs. S. Marion.
School District 80. % outside ~ the City
limits lying North of Seventeenth Place.
East of victor Avenue. Went OF Nauthus
Avenue extended md South uf Seven.
teonth Street and bungalow Court. said
tract being known a. the BETTY Weaver
land, shall vote az tho y. ~ Th0mpBon
garage. "lo5 East Fifteenth street IN
Precinct No. s3.
Precinct 40 90. Voting place Tulsa
University, Inspector. e.. O.. johnson.
Judge. T.. A. Vernon 'lerk. o. D., Earlos.
Counters. y. A Vernon ami r. T. Etrles.
All voters residing IN that part ~
School District No. % outside of the Citv
limits. lying IN the North hBlf Of Section
3. al ~ Section .. an OF Section I and
any part OF Section 8. IN Township -
North, Range "a East. shall vote at Tulsa
University in Precinct No. a.
said election officials shall mako re-
turns NJ the result ~ the voting at their
respective voting places. aud tho aaid
election shall be- held. IN accordance with
law
Dated this iIth day ot Apru, 1879.
4. u. EVANS,
Attest Mayor
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
FRANK +. DuNcAN.
CITY AttOIuUN.
COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
or TULSA. TULSA COUNTY.
OKLAHOMA.
By MoNROE NEAL, Chairman.
Attest
JOHN !. SMILEY.
Secretary.
tsEAT0
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WOMEN JURORS
DO QUICK WORK
Their Presence Marks an
Epoch in Delaware
County Law
MALES DISQUALIFIED
cAcds Fill Courtroom When
Panel of Females Takes
Up Jury Work

s...l,i 10 The world.
"fNy hprl lo.-What Is consld-
"A an epoch making event in the
.e6ry Of Delaware county was the
,.,..s6cp Of ~ woman jurors In the
.g,fro1m here during the term Of
Es county court this week. The reg
Mar p1uel OF men Jurors became
5's5peunod TO sit In "a case of dyna-
,,t'og Sp1vinaw because the Jurors
t,,rJ thC evidence and some OF them
.,t ma similar case, and the county
.g8ge ordered the sheriff to select
~ jurors as talcsmen to assist with
,re work All women were sum
,roned and reported for service at
,be hour named In the courts or
ssr II was "a little hard to say Ia
J.es OF the jury" but the court and
tb.avycrs finally became familiar
wil that appoliation.
Tho first case was that against
George sharp for dynamiting Spav-
ioaW river tor fish. This case WAS
presented iu the regular way and
,he ladies' retired for dchberation.
In 40 minutes they were out with
'h,lr verdict. giving the defendant
4 fine of 500 and costs. The next
,ssa was that against Wiley George
and Mont George for manufacturing
.mooushnc." The jury delibcrated
more than am hour and returned a
verdict OF guilty the father Wiley
reeeyiur a fine OF $3.50 and 80 days
while the son received $50 and 80
days.
in qualifying as Jurors. the ladies'
showed that they were able to un-
dorsaud the long questions OF at
torncys and did not become con-
fused Their presence seemed to
bring about an air Of good order and
quiet I'm the courtroom. The cases
submitted 20 them were interesting
and the courtroom was crowded for
tlgwo days they served.
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"tloIingd ~ The Tulsa Daily World,
'" Pr .iss,,,.ii,t, TO-, l6, a. Is, l92eD

"SloliAga SS,5 ~ The Tulsa DAILY World,
pt e., H. lb, l6, II. is, l92eD
yo, ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
ORbiS, y hereby given that Pursuant 10
Tusa. nIiE Number ii03 OF the city Of
sl ,il15lsd x, by ne Board Of CSmmissioners ,TS
irbt.IF OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, on April
ns s,.,,..-' ana pursuant to the laws OF
Ion os ny ohighoma. primary elec.
N nv Nulnher %, comprising the CIV
Il, 'tt-' ana territory attached thereto
BOARD @p RRP'@s.r,o RqR5P'9@sss.s governed by !hc
NOM, LsN. ot THE STATH OF OKLA
I n ~ WY be held In said school district
"a. lN'n DAY Of April, 1879. between
ssoSs ~ SIX o'clock A. NJ. and seven
q nnmIp,tM'. M OF sad day for the purpose
f.etor. v,t l'NE candidates for school di-
gls, VINO VIII be voted on at the reg
ui4 T,Nll9h gf school directors on the
a ,siS isf'lsy Day IN May, l922.
tss6 viii .lmary election two candidates
Scb,,I rhe nominated for;
sesooi director Number 2.
Ssl1ol Director Number 4
Tt.'' director Number s.
ts.ilop "a, 'he purpose OF said primary
pUng W." number and location of the
b.ri5. places and the names Of the Nm.
drffs Judges and clcrks "a the pre-
snatsi b,h ns as heretofore officially des-
Jla cag,,1 NE county Election Board Of
W on, o4alN Oklahoma. as hereinafter
d hs-,, ne regular precinct boundaries
E.t,,sss'oi,gre desIgnated by the County
Cgsb,l board Tor the CITY OF Tulsa.
ts5rJe.N shal constitute the precinct
uu 4, lDr said primary election ex-
90 sebol' ,,,natler set forth. Territory
hs lE|, District Number 22 but outsid9
,,'seheI " we city OF Tulsa, is hereby
IL geS iorih and the electors residing
Blfss ,IUtuIy shall vote at the pollInE
Prscir1is snated for such precincis.
Hsis p,.r No. ] Voting Place. Jacobs
,H,sfsr ''1g $40 East First Street; Ia.
Woods. a.. W Kennedy; Judge, l.. p.
LW I5ls ~, w ~. kiser; Counters, J..
1.nct 80. o: Voting piars co,,.u
2 ~ Brady and BOULDER. Inspertor
guk "'TTueEi Judge. Ed =. Southern:
NIihsra T. IrotherO. Counters nd 4
Pfse'n., And j. H. Prothero.
Fhs ~, No. % Voting Place. Central
rsstof 'C'ni West second street: In.
cGk A IA J, Fox; Judge. r. c. Twist;
"i 4. b wc'f,ay' Counters, e. c. twist
~, 5s,,',gs, Me-, 10 Voting pIoc. E,,.,
brink jnsca Gnnsclpal building; Inspector. Chas.
n'thy, CoIrs - a. Fleming. Clerk. john
p,bhy -D'ers' O. A. Fleming and John
sioss' NSit No. s.; Voting Place pose.
Es,tof. v company, 7i6 s. Doston; ia.
s.srL BSn Sn'elds, Judge H. W. Backus:
ptsslps,l Dan NJ. setser.
sgss No, ~ Voting place, COURT
y Avery ssota office; Inspector. q.
Simon Judge, a, J.. Bray; CLERK O.
n simon counters, a, l., Bray and
eps ceI,, No, :, Voting Place. Brown
~ Henry Brandner; Judge w, n
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Gs:SN
T. o. q. r. DIRECTORY
Fellows HAL, ll2h South Bould

7. o. q. r. DIRECTORY
ODD Fellows HAL, nav South boulder
AURORA LODGE NO So l. o. o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening. 1880
' '"' M L. PouNpsToSE, Secretary.
C., ". Gates, ~ O.
TULSA LODGE n. So, l. o; o. r., meets
c, ". LoLTZ. y. q.
TULSA ENCAMPMEN1 NO. -. J. o. O. r..
each month AZ 1850 p. M.
Il. Il. FULLER, soyibs
TULsA REHEKAH NO. 50. !. O. O. y.
keaulGt meeung firsI ana thifd Friday
MRS CARRY DAVIS, SEQ
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. O. "
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
month, 1850 y. m,
a. II, FULLER Clerk
ORDER oV LOYAL SONS Tulsa Ftresld.
No. 3, second ana fourth Saturday each
nAYMQNp FISHER. F W.
n. au0hLETT W. r.
MIDAS LODGE NO. BOi. l. o. o, ". meets
every Tuesday evening West Tulsa,
n J. sLlNKARD, Secretary
UNITED COMMERCIAL rRAvEI.ERa,
Tulsa Council No. tbs
ReRular meeting Saturday
VNrsS N. l. rouNDsroNE, 8. c,
>VANsaR4S CHAs. A AYERS. sSo'T.
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Announcements

LpeI. nHhl.vriEUt u.a,N uturDyIt Of
M,NUt. ball utfh, hos E,1H uul gloves
lu pocket. liberal reward offered. Call
b'trt u.N't. both ears black right ''"
black. answers fu uHWD ul lHitUIr.
Lost Nrru lo from itla = Newport
Finder please call O.nEo t1}t Reward
IOsTHD.iu wrist vHftn. between Palace
huldug aud sixth and b1uldcr Finder
uIrfHo rH.I l.ut a owas7u 'odnr 1900
LOST. tur#u cameo pu. white. slightly
tuiul with lINk. between Main aud
s,,,r iu uu bUUdyr, reward. uHlEg
t..l
luEtUu. Jr. HuDWIIfyI nI o. ~. uru.
drraNu. .oa Nl,u1ri hIH os'rD Nl.l
SuKAAEu. Ou. blue mule. 30 yc8rs.
wDght about 500 pounds. cut 600 Irtt
weighs 900 pounds NJ seen notify %,
J.. NubctlHDu. one block north. ono west.
dunbar school. Iu"fHl reward.
sIKANEp or srOLEN. ruer mules. one
brown aud two rcd also brown pony.
softly walter Robson, goo block, ~.
Utica.
.STRAAtD 40 Stolen. bit.n Huu tau huuud
pup, long face and long body leather
,ollnr Party eau nE'Fo '.'u.la Toward.
PURELY rERSONAL =
~ ADDITION
20 doughuuis, We servo lunches ana sand.
ponut shap. eit 4 iostou
SPECIAL NOTICES .
LET THE CLASSIFIED ADS
20 THE jon
Only those who road ana use tho clsEHi.
Nrd advertisements can comprehend
how perfectly they meet every require
mont
watch mo clBTaifl1d ndH every day f0r
exceptional upportuuitlos
n there II something special you want,
afk Tor 20 ~ a classified Hd, Ur n sou
haNo anything that you want to dispose
o. tell - ir u classified.
WORLD WANT ADS
OsuKe 5000.
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MEDIC Al.
Automobiles
ALrnMnnII.I.. rnn sNIE

AUTOMOBILES TOH SALE II
BUTCK. 19s5 model, 5.plssengor. use,
| E second ST.
| HiTiftf E-as..,,7,.,- ,,.,,,.. -, ,,,,,.I
Dodge r6Sdster aits d. FiuR s,'
COLE FIGHT chummy. good mechanical
40.
ESSEX To1Jgtcr- 1920 model looks ss
Usage 7os7.
FuND srEEDsTEH- Here i1 ono cheap
b"ys, rr.re $40, ali new tlrea' tibor5t
FOR SALE Ford spcoJs,rr NJ model.
good running order prlco 800, $50
each, balance cafy, bargain. 1910 T..
Third
FOb SALE-ruugl dollyoy body Tor car,
almost new l7Da s rruost
For SALE on TRADE-i8Is Ford sc.
dan. iust boon at,rhalIlsd. rrirg t.oO.
Soc car a. co7 boudrr +,
IDR SALE -uuIrr can. 8 .uasa,uggr srort
model. $500. 4lO s Main sL Phone
osaEo ahas.j.
For SALE -gudIiIhC- model 57. new moo
t1y. completely ursrhuulcd. Iu first
class condition. ~ q SECOND g. cedar
AA'. VIZ take notes secured by thHiiel
WoriEHgr.
FDR sAIE- TI.y-r4a4bug.r Moon ,Hr.
runs good aud looks good. must H.
splI nj ourr. rrHs1utIIa prItr. can be-
FOR sALE-Ford roadster. go model.
srlf sfnrtcr. rood running ortcr. must
serrIflre. uU,r,I t,rfls. "A bayRaIu 1910
n 'rhIrd
,r.,,-...,
. 'it. .Nif' l'l. l'"Nh,'' ''".l.' '. ~
i's,Gg ',eqt4 t4'g Wn,as.io ''" u'"'''''''"N'
-
p,y e,rt, .o.,.,.,, ..,.n A., rour
iLN - ltl' t''''nI = S"''
''''' TOT '''"' w o. ''oI'',',
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WANT ADS
Announcements

NCEMENT-Osage s5lB. Quality
and Service. Tulsa Undertaking Com
pany can tave you ouU-hhlf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14
HERE ARE SOME
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ~
USED CARS

Hudson. 900 model 7.pamonror
Buick k-lg model. 7-paaacuEcr
Buick D-ii model. roadster.
studrhlkcr 'et model special road
stcr.
Mitchell rs model, 5-passongcr.
Cleveland. 20 model. 5.rnsscngcr.
TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY
617-e3 South Boulder
Phone Cedar l5l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14

W.bishod To- the Tulsa World, April IL.
~, u u. 10, 20, q, %. 23. 1879.
"Nul Polishing company, publisheFl
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS.
nNs VIII Be received Ht the office OF
NE wv Auditor Tulsa, oklahoma, until
q ,,o'h D. ma Monday April 24th. 1899.
,"l W. construction OF a Sanitary Sewer,
u.tualhg latefais, connections. and other
spp4Ileuanees Tor Sewer District No. 1872.
q Iggled ana established By Ordinance
a. .., passed and approved tho gath
Gay NJ March, 1922"
Ilan' pr1fos and speciflcations for the
,a.s,Lu,Non OF said sewor system and ap-
t1Il'uanees have been adopted by tho
"a{95 ana Board Of Commissioners OF
=, wv ana are now on file In tho office
" W. city Engineer.
nus nls must be made upon tho official
tl'a sheeis ot the city of Tulsa.
,... ~. l'snia 70 icject any and an lids IA
.,'g 10 The Board of Cummlssiuuers
Ig Wy. OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
a. ~ N.I.IIgd check Tor the sum ~ five C5b
wy oi The amount Of the bid will be
'.-ItH from each bidder.
u "gs VIII be opened and considered
. hohId or Commissioners OF said
i8 az a. meeting Of said Hoard 20 be
~. IN lne city Han In said city at Q
lsls a. l1' on the 25th day Of April.
Any l., .si snii an parties Interested are here.
is,f 'a lAat they may appear and pro-
iaB-,,.1,..N., "r object 10 said proposed
r6tt. u,H.s or any part thereof or any
l ~ meeting of the said Hoard Of Com.
'"eis on lho 26th day Of AprIl. 1929.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
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Al o. kfNNH nf IpGbN roots repaired work
ru1ruutCvd. priccs reasonable. OHHEe
HsHH
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AuTO surPLIEs AND KEpAIRs ~
AUTO repairing doue. ssc yer hour. work
guaranteed. 10 years experience. Cedar
AUrO OWNEEs- Lot mo TGpiIT your car
~ your own rartE" ana be- thoroughly
'unvinCpht Work done Iu o. tatIzfnrtury
manner. hy thoruuruly hporIourrd
mechanic. For appointment Cli bsHEe
-'''.---a.
GET YouR ca repaired rirnt Cau real
mechanic. Cedar las, No mn or miss
methods M pay unless sattHfiod. WORK
anywhcrc any tlmc
HAYNES rNrHfrk AUTO suPTY 60
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Tu'Hn'a largest stock ~ automobile Hup
piles Hnd HuroHHori.H. also all Fora
parts h1il orders filled day received
:0l Il. second g. Corner Cincinnati
YOUR CAR repaired 1T your home garage.
guaranteed sltlHtHCllun. by t'lIable me-.
chanic. eau Osnss 4sGi-H for appoint.
Wruis
kurOs rOH HIHE--GNKAGEs IL
BosrOS, T., isi2--Four garages Tor rent.
Phone OHHre b2bt.
BALTIMORE 3. i6t5--For rent garage.
ron RENT GutGEc, so month 7Og
= houId,r Osngo asa9
GUTHRIE, 81, tos--GsrHgo for rent. boz.
puiru ~ 400 s. Elwuod.
GAHNGE-for rent. room for two cars.
Iwc.uh aud Main. OHage 1907
GARAGE fCr rcut. Will hold rns.ly 20
care, ldenl loratlon. call Usage 9bf,
dARAGE FOR HENr at 70s II nouder.
GARAGE Tor rent. can osase $40.
MOTORCYCLES AND HICYCLEs t5
FDh SALE -Dur HARLEY Davidson motor
cycle, electrically equipped, easy cash
payn'nt llA v. Ninth St OEHFe Csll.
WANTED-AUTOMOBiLEs ~
USED CARS bought and sold on small
MOOT Moot Co. ios r. sS,Isi sesoaG. ccdur G,T"2l ss5s
WANTEb-uscd cars 10 sell on small
commission for private owners. Used
CaT Exchange. Al9 houh Main. Usage
WANrEp -ursJ autom56Ue 1900 carh
Nll buy Phone Cedar 1903. between 4
'nd D.
WANTED Good ussd Turt coupe body.
WIN pHy 'Hah. 'Hll pstrn $500
VAST 20 buy lato mode. rord touring
ssL. Sall Iaylor, 1aaro iais.
Board and Rooms
HOTELS Is
ALvA HOrEIg-l6a s MaI6- centrally
located, homcllko, clean and respect
able gutzlle rggms. wocElg ratrs.
HOTEL HAMONIA-l.OI4 o.. TnIrd.
p."Hat1t h'nr nome 10 wr.E rn1 up
hNl lsl IHltIf.w I..W D.. ANH|IH. I.Hr
glufIy furnished. H.f HuI rHIH H#f.r Iu
H'l ru1Wr, rates 90 aUH up. WIU anrUu
meals 10 desired Sow management
Phone tsI8r tlf
IAFAILE UuIEL
Rooms m unusual l.W..If uI rnfTtWf'"
moderate rates. n connection uu.K-
'.NHI restaurant aud service.
g,dnr 5000 ono s. nousor
TERMINAL UDIEL
Main street opposite Frisco station. SfrHru
heat, Tuuu.us water Iu HIl rooms tTpp
LIi L.: L..gn rg-Llz 50 H-eLLy
Ii6IiI HOtSEkEEPiNG Rooms 10
ARrUEN W. ltg single rooms Tor rDut,
for lirht h1urnaropinF.
A GROOM urui pleasant apartment, also
pantry. rIHHHf. toilet uud good we'll,
rrNatc residence. lh.l s. Main.
,lArlNNA1L b.. tftt. Two urht house
keeping tH9wH, reasonable rent OsHge
b s05-loT fcut, two light
housekeeping rooms, ~ per week, mod
rrut no children oHHgH clN2.l.
cuErENNE. ~. ta7-One 0r Two mod
crn Housekeeping rooms, close ,u, g0Jd
nylBhboIh0gd,
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LEGAL

Published Iu the Tulsa Daily World
April li %, 10, H. 49, 1922. World
Polishing company, puhllshorl
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that bids viii bo
received o. the office ~ the CITY Auditor
gHf. S o'clock g.. u. Monday, April g4th.
l'... ior ils construction OF Storm sewers
F follows. Across Block l5, Riverside
Addition approximate estimate SG,ggtqb:
Boston Avenue from Latlmer street 10
latuer Place, thence northpHstcrIy across
t1gss / and =, Pouder- POmeroy. and
Bsk T. Adams Addition. approximate
PBns pr0iiIes and specifications can be
ben az the Office uf the city Engineer.
BIDS musr be- made upon the official
proposal sheets of the city Of Tulsa.
The right tu reject any part Of or any
r ail bids is reserved to the Board OF
commissioners Of said City OF Tulsa. okla
hJUa
certified check In the sum u five go
fT cent NJ the amount OF the bid will
D. required from each bidder.
4 surety bond IN the fun amount OF the
contract VIII within ten tlOJ days be re-
cured from the successful bidder. All
tfs viii be- opened by tho board OF Com.
r'ssiuncrs o. meeting TO be held IN the
NV Hal in said city uf Tulsa at . o'clock
a. H., 90 Tuesday, April 2bth. 1879.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN,
CIV AnIItpr
New Britain herald., 1922-08-28
Quigley Makes Open Demand That Klett Announce Whether He Will
 Favor or Oppose Boss" Roraback
Denies Control of Local G. O. P Delegation But Says Several Hundred New Britain Republicans"
 Want to Know Commtteemans Stand

Although he states that he does not ''control" the New Britain delegation to the republican state convention, George A. Quigey, whose supporters claims that in the past he has been doubled-crossed and dumped" by the local G. O. P. machine. today makes a public demand that the local re- publicans be informed of State Gen. tral Committeeman George W. Klett's stand on the "Roraback" issue.
 Incidentally. Ar. Quigley attempts to deny that he has presumed" to dictate the policy of the republican party in New Britain" Speaking broadly, perhaps he is right in this denial, but 1t is an open secret in the republican ranks that MT. Quig- ley does want to know just how the New Britain vote is going and with his Independent Political club has made every effort to secure a delega- tion that will not he friendly to Roraback The personnel of the del- egation includes a majority of ad- mittedly "Quigley supporters" and it requires no stretch of the imagina- tion to see the writing on the wall as far as they are concerned But as far as Judge Klett, former leader of
New Britain herald., 1922-08-28
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
 PROGRAM ENDS TODAY
St. Johns German Luther. ans Get Felicitations
 From Nearby Cities

Thirtieth anniversary exercises at St. Johns German Lutheran church, which have been in progress yesterday and today. will conclude this evening at family church gathering at which Rev F. H. Bosch, president of the New York Ministerium, will speak and there will be a special musical program.
 Rev. M w. Gaudian, the veteran clergyman, who is in charge of St. Johns parish, conducted Sundays three services at which various speak CTS were in attendance. At the Sun day school service, Rev. F., F. Bach mann, D. D, superintendent of the Mary Drexel Deaconesses' Home at Philadelphia, gave a historical review of the church and compared it to the history of Israel. Rev F. Often. of Rockville, spoke at the afternoon ses- sion, taking as his topic, Fire of the Love of Jesus" The evening address was by Rev S. Won Bosse, director of the Wartbure Orphan Farm school at Mount Vernon. N Y. Unity of Spirit in Christ was his subject
 Rev Mir. Gaudian read numerous congratulatory messages from neigh boring towns and cities, and several visiting clergymen were present to extend their feicitations in person. Among them were Rev. O. Seiden- sucker, of Torrington; Rev H. Reu- man. of Collinsville; Rev O. E. Hey denreich, of Hartford and Rev. M Jestinski of Bristol.
 The address in English. given by Rev. Mir. Won Bosse last evening dealt with the expansion of the Luth- eran church by preaching and serv- ice. The ladies' society served lunch con to the guests and the church was decorated with garlands of green and cut flowers. There was special music by the choir and mems quartet and a duet was sung by Mrs A. Martin and Lena Rosenberger.