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The New York herald., 1922-10-01

country place at Allenhurst and itNis
Tor this reason that the wedding will
take place al Deal Beach
Miss Killeen attended St. Angela Hall
and the College OF New Rochelle. Mr..
Martin is a graduate Of Yale University,
class OF 1919.
Or. and Mrs. Edward Sterling Hodg-
skin OF 522 Second street have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy Tucker HodgslSin. TO
Mr.. Lewis william Martin, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis George Martin OF Ruth
erford n. J.
Mrs. omri F. Hibbard OF 30 Monroe
place is planning to spend the month
OF October with ner daughter. Mrs. Nal
com Roberts. at her home. Cedar Gate,
Darien. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert X. Twitchell
returned recently TO their home at 353
Clinton avenue. from Beachwood. Sc
tauket l.. ].
The Ladies' Auxiliary ef st. Johns
College will open the fall season with
a reception for its members in the gym
nasium Wednesday evening. Mrs.
George L. McQuade. president. Will an
nounce the program of activities FOR the
year. Miss May G. Gill will be chair
man OF music and Mrs. w. Bernard
Nause chairman OF the supper commit
tee. The auxiliary will hold a harvest
fair and country dance October q and
IS at the Pouch mansion.
The wedding of Miss Vivian WilIs.
daughter OF the late Arthur w. Wilks
and Mrs. Wilks OF Westmount. Mont
real. and DIR. Lowell r.. Eckerson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Eckerson OF 2
Sidney place, Brooklyn. took place last
week at ST. AIMS Church on Brooklyn
Heights.
The Imperial Order OF the Daughters
or the British Empire held its first meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Hedley II. Hilbcrn. 511 Argyle
road, Fiatbush. Plans were laid for par
ticipation In the streets Of Wonder
land" festival TO be given In Brooklyn
next November The booth Of thc Inn
rcriai Order will represent a miniature
orange grove. orangeade will be served
there. A rummage sale 10 be held by
the order IN October AZ the Willoughby
House was also discussed. Mrs. Iseriha
Rodgers. contralto. sang Among those
attending we're Mrs baurus sutton,
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Colony House of
Brooklyn Plans
Armory Spectacle
Hundred Booths Engaged for
streets of Wonderland
Social Notes.
HUNDRED booths have already

HUNDRED booths have already
Il been engaged for Brooklyn's
big spectacle, Streets of Won
derland," to be given under the direc-
ton of the Colony House at the Thir-
teenth Regiment Armory, November 8
and 4. The Virginia Dare Chapter of
the D. A. r. will operate a Dutch
kitchen. The Maternity Center will
present its shop on Pierrepont street
in miniature. The Society for the I'm
provement Of the Condition of the
Poor will exhibit the work of the
blind. The School Settlement will
make speciality OF "hot dogs" and
ice cream cones. The New England
Society, Brooklyn Colony. will conduct
a modern drug store. The National
League for Woman's Service will pre-
sent a gypsy encampment. the Asso-
ciate Alumne toy bazaar and the
Colony House a tea room, as last year
The Wellesley women of Flatbush will
have a booth in which articles for
children will be featured. Miss Nat
allie Smith, Mrs. NJ. Preston Goodfel-
low, Mrs. Edward NJ. Bassett, Mrs.
Charles A. Panchaud, Miss Eva Jeffs
and Mrs. Thomas w. Mares being in
charge.
The women's Society of the Caledo-
nian Hospital held its first meeting OF
the season at 125 South oxford street
last week. Miss Estelle Noble presiding.
Plans were made for the booth the So
ciety Is to have at the Streets OF Won
derland" fair In November. The So
ciety's annual bazaar will be held IN
November.
Tho woman's board of the Church
Charity Foundation has announced plans
for four night theatcr party for the
aid OF the six institutions in which tho
board Is interested. The theater party
will be held on Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Oc-
tober 90, "a. 25 and 26, at the Montauk
Thcater.
Miss Ruth Killecn, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Y. Kllecn. and Mr..
Edward J.. Martin. sen of DIR. John 70.
Martin OF New Britain, Conn. will be
married at ST. Mary's Church, Deal
Beach. N. j., Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock
The maid of honor will be Miss Marion
Hall OF Orange, n. j.. who formerly
lived In Brooklyn. The brides younger
sister. Miss Glare Killeen. will act as
flower girl. Mr.. wilbur KIlleen VIII be
The best man for AIr. Martin.
The brides parents are still at their
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Tho Clark street Players have an
nouuced that they VIII open tho p-eseut
season with a performance Of three ono
act plays at their playhouse at the
Continued on Page Twelve,
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Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Florence Mary
Lynch. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Lynch OF Ottawa. Ont, to Mr.. D'AlLon
Cory Coleman. vice president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
The marriage will take place the latter
part OF October in this city. Miss Lynch
resides with her brother. Mr.. w. +.
Lynch, at 1049 Park avenue.
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THE AUTUMN = BROOKLYN An
Many Brides Taking Their Places in the Social World

MIR. and Mrs. William Doolittle
Grim, who were married on Monday
in the Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church. are spending their honey
moon in the Adlrondacks. They
will reside in Scarsdale. N. Y. Mrs.
Grim was Miss Margaret Winthrop
Miller. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Doull Miller OF 16 East
Ninety sixth street. Mr.. Grim is a
son of the late DIR. Frank d. Grim
and Mrs. Grim of Scarsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Albert are
spending their honeymoon at Hot
Springs. and on their return will
reside ut the Hotel Ambassador for
the winter. Mrs. Albert was Miss
Airline Vera PauSon.
Mrs Edmund Augustus Corby
was Miss Verna Elnora Mckee.
daughter of Mr.. Franklin Watts
Mckee, before her marriage, which
was celebrated on September IA in
the St Ansgarius,s Chapel Of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnold Day OF
EOS West Fifty-seventh street have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Day. to Mr.. Lloyd
Hartzler OF Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss Day
was graduated from the Brearley School
in 1919 and has studied for three ycass
a. the New York School OF Applied De-
sign for Women. Mr.. Hartzler, wno is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morton
Hartzler. attended Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity and completed his law course at
Columbia in 1922. During the war he
served IN the navy
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Miss Lulie Davis Burroughs. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Ambrose Burroughs
Of lrvington on Hudson, will be mar
ried to Mr.. German de Freest Larner
of Washington, d. c., on Saturday at
st. Barnabas's Church. IrvinGton. The
Rev. William Neely Cotton will perform
the ceremony, which will be followed
by reception at Woodland, the home
of the brides parents.
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Miss A. Margaret Dunlop. daughter
I: Mrs. Archibald NJ. McCrea py
erroar marriage, will be married to Mr..
Uuiism steele Gray OF New York on
october 10 in st. Thomas's Church. Tie
ceremony. which will be performed by
the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ. Stires, will be
followed by reception at the Hotel
plasa. Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea VIII re.
turn to New York this week from theu
mia ntation In Lawrenceville. Va, where
shey have been since returning from
Tneir trip to Alaska. Miss Dunlop is
With them. Miss Dunlop's father was
rte late David Dunlop OF Petersours'
wa.
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Mites sarah C'reagh webb Fcrrali.
d3uehtcr @, Mr. and Mrs. James p.
lIllali or Larchmont Manor formerly
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n FRS. ALAN THOMAS was the
MI hostess at the Wednesday
afternoon bridge last week
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
NESTESTfM PRONASLEDO,
VANY MADARSKY
ARTISTA.

Sander Vago, Mad 'arsky ma
lii podobizen, maloval diva ro-
ky obrazy primo ma front6. Byl
bolseviky zaiat a internovan a
konecne vypovezen. Ia od-
chodu byl nuceh sveriti nacrt-
ky hotove obrazy peel Sved-
skeho Cerveneho Kfize, ale O.
chrana tato SO nikterak ne
osvedcila ,neb ia nedlouho sho
rela budova a s nj i vysledky
ieho prace. Dopalh Sc a ode
Sci do Clevelandu, kde praco-
val znova vytvoril celou ra-
du podobizen j skuteGnych u
meleckych studii. Vystavuje
vse v budove pro krasne ume-
nj, 1926 Euclid ave. Vcera,
kdyz navstevniky provazel a
ukaZoyal vystavenou kolekci
ukradl mu opetne zde - ne
kdo ieho zimnlk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
KDO RUDE CLEVELAND~
SkYM POLICEJNfM
SEFEM?

Die pravidel civilnf sluzby
mohou Sc stati nacelnikem po-
licie jen policejni inspektoi'i
neb kapitani, ktefi slouzi v de-
partementu nejmene Is roku,
2 nichz diva roxy V hodnosti
kapitanske.
ZpGsobili X ufadu tomu die
uvedenych nafizeni jsou ctyri
nyn6jsi inspektofi, fiditel Rer-
tillonske methody George Koe-
stle, jenz jest v hodnosti kapi-
tana a IL policejnsch kapita-
nj. mezi nimiz uvedem jsou ]
diva krajanG, Frank d. Spro-
sty a L. j. Cadek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
TRESTNfCI JAKO OSE-
TROVATELE.
Novy protest rev. DIR. Rutledgea

Byvaly statni superintendent
parolovaci omilostnovaci IL
radovny V Columbus, rev. Or.
j. S. Rutledge, jenz jest nyni
pO SVEN sesazeni sama retor-
ma, ztezoval 81 ia svoli reel
pred Lakewoodskou Obchodni
Komorou, ma zameStnavanl
trestniku jako osetrovatelu Y
The Sandusky Soldiers Home,
rrestniku jest tez pouzivano '
Oddelenl pro OnemOcnele tu-
berkulosou V statnlm kampu ,
Mount Vernon, kde pusobl che
yanci mansfieldske polepSovny
m cestny slib, re neutekou.
Pfednaska Rutledgeova by
la odmenena ohlasovanlm du-
very zmlnenou organisaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
MOVE STRtBRNE DOLLARY

u filadelfske mincovny Stry-
ce Sama pocinajl vychazeti ia
ko znamka miru move sti'lbrne
dollary a veera dosla prvni "a
silka $4,000 do zdejsl Fede..
raj Reserve banky. Zosobnena
Svoboda na move mincl cobra
zena je MA antickem valecnem
vozlku a orel zanechal stare
boiovne posice a sed! krotce
iako oukropecek stranou, maize
ratolest miru drapech. Ia po-
slednich prosincovych dnu W.
dano bylo novych strbrnaku
$4,000 kusu dalSi razba po-
kracovati bude pomeru jak
stare osorpane dollary papiro-
We budou stahovany. Nemozno
vsak fici, ze by byla po stfibre
obzvlaStni poptavka, nebot' v
pokladnach Federalni banky
lezi stribrnych dollard ieste as
"a pil millionu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
OTAZKA BONDU MA
NOVY MOST.

Okresni komisafi Jerry r.
Zmunt a Alva r. Dittrick ohla-
sill vcera ma vefejn6m slySeEi,
ktereho Sc sncastnilo ma sto
zastupcn vsech interesovanych
organisaci, re bude nutno wy
dati dalsi bondy na projektova
nou stavbu vysokeho mostu HUI
ron-Lorain.
Privrzenci noveho projektu
poukazuji ma nezamestnanost,
ktere by bylo novostavbou ca
stecne odpomozeno, ma vyho-
dy, ktere by novym spojenim
sc stranou jihozapadni wink
ly, ma ulehceni navalu ma sta
vajicim jiz vysokem moste
ma pristi vystavbu osobniho
nadrazi ma Squaru.
Oposicnfci pax pravi,. he lid
neschvalil stavbu "a stavaji-
scich dnesnich podminek, re wy
del bude presahovati p1vodne
pczadovany obnos, Re tomu
m6stske finance nedovoluji a
lkonecne, re, komunikaci ny.
,nejsi most uplne postaGi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
FRANK w. SMITH, ODSTU-
pUJfCf POLICEJNf
NAcELNiK.

F. w. Smith odchaZi do w
sluzby po &c lete cinnosti Y
mestskych policejnich sluz-
bach, stalt' Sc policistou !. GER
vence 1926. Pochazl d farmy
v state New Yorku d do Gle
yelandu pfisel +. 1890, kdy mu
bylo nabidnuto misto fidice
motoru ma poulicnich karach
ma Superior Payne ave. Ia
paniky V r. 1898 stal Sc topis
Gem ma Lake Shore draze, ale
vratil Sc Ease, ma kratko k IL
zeni tramwaye, ably pc siozene
zkousce stal Sc policistou.
Straznikem byl osm rok1, v
bfeznu 1908 jmenovan serzan-
TEN a jeste tehoz roku jiz po-
rudikem a sice tehdejsim pol.
nacelnikem a dneSnim mayo
rem Kohlerem. /. pros. 1912
povysen ma kapitana, pozdeji
dcsazen v teze hodnosti k de-
tektivnimu oddeleni.
Po odstoupeni pol. nacelnl-
ka Rowe-a byl mayorem Davi-
sem postaven policejnimu od-
deleni v cello. Pri nastoupenl
presazoval a propoustel podrf.
zene a "a jeho cry dosazemC
bylo asi 1000 novych policistn
kteri nastupovali "a policisty
re sluzeb vystoupivsich. Zaslu
hou jeho byly zrizeny tai
zvane letaci skadrony pa
| troly, jezdici V automobilech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
JMENOVANf DO NEST.
SkYCH VYBORU.
Diva Gesti radni zasedati budou
v sesti vyborech.

Pfedseda mestske rady Tow
mes uchylil Sc od ustalene rad
nicni tradice, jez zalezela V
tom, re vetsiny mestske rady
jmenovani byli vzdy predsedo-
We as sedmnacti m6stskych W.
boru.
TAX jmenoval hlavou finan-
Cniho vyboru demokrata %.
wardy A, j. Damma a krajana
Charlese A. KadleGka, demo-
kratickeho radniho 13. wardy
vddcem vyboru ulicniho. Po-
dobn6 dosazeni byli do techto
yyboru i move zvoleni radni.
Ma Townese byl ucin6n stra-
nicky natlak, ale zda Sc, re
tento ma dosti komanda poll
tickych bossd proto 81 pocl-
nal pfi dosazovani clenu NEST
skych vyboru docela nestran-
ne, nedbaje udilenych mu rad.
Zustal veren" starym zyykGm
ien tim zpdsobem, re do vybo-
ru imenoval zcela v pomeru
mestske rady 3 republikany a
- demokraty, &C ale jinak ami
zde neni vsude republikanska q
vetsina Zabezpecena. Politictl
generalove nejsou spokojeni
hlavne jmenovanim demokra-
"a Damma predsedou jednoho
2 nejd1lezit6jS.ch odbor1, ja-
kym Jest dnes vybor financni.
Radni Is. wardy, Kadlecek,
zvolen krone do poulicEiho
vyboru, jehoz bude pfedsedou,
tez do vyboru pro dobrocinnost
do vyboru stavebElho.
krajan radni Sklenicka TAX
Ell demokrat zasedati bude We
vvborech zdravotnm, rienim a
piistavnim a legislativnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
VYSLEDEk PREPOClTAVA.
nj HLASOVACfCH LiSTKU.

yybor prepoc..tavaci rady u.
znal ia spravnou volbu radni-
no M. l.. Sammona "a 4. war
du po kontrole odevZdanych
hlasu, ktera dokazala, ze OBJ
drzeI Q % hlasu vice nez-li je-
no protl-kandidat +. l.. Faulha-
Der, byvaly demokraticky NEST
sky radnI.
Zadosti E. j. Russicka, jenz
podlehl B. f. Orlikovskemu a
pozadoval pfepocitani HAST
odevzdanych v Ia. warde, ne.
mdze byti vyhoveno, jeliko5
die slov klerka volebni rady
Hirstia, byly listky jiz spaleny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
RESICNACE NACELNfKA
CLEVELANDSkE POLICE
F. w. SMITHA.
Nechce Sc pTizpIsobiti novym
pomerum.

Po ctyf-lete sluzbe jako ma
celnik clevelandske policie po-
dekoval Sc policejni sef Frank
w. Smith vcera odpoledne 2
iradu, nasledkem staleho pry
omezovani jeho pravomoci, ac
prave vGera bylo hlaseno, jaka
vzorna harmonic mezi MIN a
radnici panuje.
Jeho resignace byla novym
bezpecnostnim fiditelem prija-
ia 2. hod. odp. a take hned
byl jmenovan jeho namestek /;
kterym Sc stal Inspector Jakub
Graul. Byla svolana pensij-
nj rada do uiadovny riditele,
ktera prirkla odstupujicimu
nacelnikovi pensi We vysi 1925
mesicne, ma kterou ma die od-
siouzenych 25 roku pravo.
Hlavnim duvodem jeho re-
signace byla stiznost, re byl
jiz "a dTivejsi administrace do
jiste miry ignorovan, re nebylo
jeho rad dbano a "ze slepy
mohl pry videti, re by ia dneS
mich pomeru byl V dosavadnim
urade snizen Ma pouheho po-
slicka."
Take iej tizilo, re ufadovna
.byla 2 hlavni policejni stanice
pfelozena do radnice, lie byl
nucen nositi neustale umformu
a ze mu byly urcovany uredni
hodiny.
BezpeGnostni riditel Marti-
nee priplsuje resignaci poll
cejniho naGelnika predrazde.
nosti, domnival Sc pry, re 81
mesto jeho dalSich sluzeb ne
pfeje ac mu prav6 naopak je-
no pravomcc velice byla roz-
.sifena.
G. Koestle, policejni znalec
Bertillonskeho systemu pro me-
.fenl a fotografovani zlocinci
byl povolan do mayorovy ufa-
dovny, kan pfizvan / bezpec.
ncstnl riditel MARTINEZ. Jed
nalo sc pry 0 moznem nastup
ci odstoupleho Smitha, ac vsi
chni tri to poplrali ale panujs
povest, ze hlavou policie 81
stane pravd Koestle. Mayor
bezpecnostni riditeli byli prJ
resignaci velice prekvapeni, aje.
likoz doufali re "a stavajicicf
radnicnich reforem Jim bude
prave Smith napomocen.
Jinak odstupujici nfednik by
stale ma kordy dr!veisim
bezpecnostnim riditelem Spro
stym a zpravy, re hodla resig.
novati, nepatrily nikterak kl
zvlastnim udalostem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PREPADENY PEKARSkY
POVOZ.

Ma Daisy Ave. a zan. SO. Ill.
zastaven byl lnpicem povoz
Spang Baking Co., a ridic +.
Cantwell, 1900 Eichorn ave.
revo'verem donucen vydati 500
strzenych penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
GAO MESTSkYCH ZAMEST-
NANCU ZBAVENO MIST.
Ponechanym 1rednikGm budou
zmenseny platy.

Neblahymi pomery m6sta
donucen, propustil vcera ma
yor Fred Kohler dalsi ufednlky
"a zfizence, tax re celkovy po-
Get dostoupil k zaverku wee
rejsiho dne $40 postizenych.
Nova sprava nemGze Sc ale
ami u tohoto cisla zastaviti a
hodla propousteti dale, jakmi-
le jednotlivi nacelnici rdznych
odboru skonci svoje raporty.
Propusteni nemaji die SLOW
mayorovych v6bec nadeji, re
Sc opetne kdy do pomerne po-
hodlne mestske sluzby dosta-
nou. Ztencenemu pax NEST
skemu personalu bude podstat-
ne snizeno sluzne dosavadni.
"Nepomyslime pgopusten6
nahraditi silami novymi a cini-
me pouZe to. co nezbytne W.
zaduii mestske finance. Vine
dobre, ze nekterych ufadech
zavlada jisty sezonni naval,
ale dokazeme vefeinosti, re
jsme 81 verni vyslovene zasade
zmensiti vydeje mesta ma
miru nejmensi," oduvodnoval
mayor pocfnani move admin
strace.
Mezi propustenymi jest j ne
kolik uredniku iiste politicke
|reputace. Zbaven mista J. r,
Ray, vypomocny komisaf par
XII a mestskych majetkn, re-
publikansky predak Fl. Reese,
ienz byl po leta kustodem rad
nicnim, James Hogan, superin-
tendent povestne m6stske ga
raze, ktery ale byl nahrazen
A. j. Johnsonem, byvalym re-
ditelem garazi v May Co.
V mMstvu uniformovanem
policejniho a hasicskeho de-
partementu nebude patrne zad
nych zmen. Jen v ufadovnach
| i nekterych dilnach bude pro.
vedena revise, ale reformy sta
nou Sc jen po bedliv@m uvazo.
vani.
Ac Jest znamo vSeobecne, ze
sprava nucena jest propoustet
! StarSi zapracovane zrizence
nechybi osob, Rtere Sc snaz
misto nloviti. Uvadime zdt
chara akteristicky pf.pad IRA
! dovny pravniho riditele Lam
ba:
Navstevnik: "Pfichazim van
gratulovati."
Lamb: "Dekuji.'
Navst.: "Vykonavate pre-
mesto velkolepou praci.'
Lamb: echo 81 vlastne
prosim, prejete?"
Navst.: "Pral bych 81 neja
kou praci parkovnim depar
tementu.
, Lamb: PAX Sc musite u
chazeti Il tehoz, zde jest pray
nj departement."
Navst.: Gale pfal bych 81
abyste mne laskave dovedl ;
pfedstavil bud p. Ruetenicko
Vi neb Malineovi."
Lamb: "Neucinim taxi
NavSt.: "Ale politika V na
81 warde Jest slime vyvinuta
mohli bychom tomto ohled1
mnoho vykonati-"
! Lamb: "Nedbam 0 vasi war
du vice nea jinou."
A podobnych pripadu b
mohlo byti citovano hned NJ
i kolik.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15
Buried Treasure Is
Ruined When the Man
with a PLOD Hits II

Talk about buried TREASURED
Workmen at the old Lloyd farm.
two miles north OF Tulsa, feel that
they have found n,
The plow that the men were run
ming on the farm yesterday struck a
hard substance that gave way with
a cracking noise, aud then the odor
of odors permcatcd the atmosphere
TO the utter demorallzation OF all Ia =
Dor activities Immediate ana earn.
est Investigation revealed the said
treasure-bottlos fun OF that ostra r.
cized fluid, whisky. They evidently
had been there Tor some time, as
the bottle Corks had decdyed ana a
considerable lot OF the contents had
leaked out. a few bottles with lahs
corlss were full--or had been before
the offending plow had crashed into
them and reduced their usefulness
TO disseminators Of tantaizlng
smells.
A roadhouso formerly was opor-
ated on this location and II ~ sup.
posed that the whisky was buried az
this time and for some reason abah -
doned or porhaps-unbelieVaple az
IL may scem-fOrgOtten
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LEGAL.

statutes Of Tho state NJ Okia66Wa. more.
said. and under the terms of tho Charter
~ the euii cry Of TulsH. Oklahoma. it IL
deemed necessary by the Board 0f Com.
uiIHsiuucts of tho city ~ Iulsa TO levy
ana assess o fregial tax upon tho proper.
~ liable 20 1Hsrssnsnt IN eaid sewer Dis
trict No. no. by reason Of construction
" said sewer ana 10 way Tor the same:
WUEHEAa tho totai cost ~ tho con.
rttur'lun Of FnId stNsr in HHid Sewer
uisiriCt No. ii6. including eatras have
been aFcurtsiued auI is hereby declared
TO be the sum ~ taT1uAE7. ell Of which
Is TO be- ieviod ~ special assessment
arainsi ths lots ant uarcela Of land hcne.
ut,d by Tho construction o. said atwer
in alll SOwcr District No l16. and
NHENENa au lvEHi requirements have
been compiled With TO authorize the levy
~ the assessments against sH'1 lots aud
parcels ~ land % liable for tho cost
" construction Uf sail sewer in satt
sewer plstrgt no. it6. IN the amounts
hereinafter specified in section 4 ot this
ordinance.
NOW rurREroVr pU ir on
pNtNEu uN TiiE HOARD or COM.
NtS-lONIN3 on IltB CtIN or
TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
SECTION o. that there shuf he, and
there iH hereby apportIHned t1 Hnd levied
upon ana assessed against tho several lots
uut parrtIs ui pnd IN sHid sewer pia
fr.,t no. ltG 200 the Clty of IuIsB. okla.
uHua. 90 benefited by the construction Of
rHII srwrr. iH0 amounts rgHpeuuFciy aH
fuIIuWs. to w't3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15
CROSS THEME OF
FRIDAY SERVICE
Reverend Kerr breaches
at Last of the Lenten
Meetings

Christianity's foundation stone,
the death OF Jesus Christ on the
cross to save SHINING humanity. was
tho theme OF impressive services In
places Of worship Friday and was
borne out in tho spoken and sung
word in symbolism. Though the
services had in them a touch OF the
sorrow which moved the followers
uf the master In that tragic hour
centuries ago, there was also a ring
of tho gladness which has caused the
church TO designate the day Good
Friday and which presages the
resurrection, Chrlstianitys other
foundation stone. joyfully celebrated
on Easter Sunday.
Beware the religion or teaching
which minimizes the. cross, Rev. c.
W. Kerr warned I'm delivering Len
ton MONDAY address at the Majestic
thoatcr. Truly, Christ saved oth-
ers. himself he could not save, and
to give salvation to man. he had 20
go all the way, even to the cross.
The passion OF our lords life was
HIS going to the cross. the minister
said. continuing: "He performed
many miracles OF healing, but who
would think of terming that his mis-
sion? He was a great lover OF nature.
Yet he would never think OF saying
that the passion of his life WAS ma
ture love. lie was great reformer,
but reformation was the chief end
OF his earthly Journey. Bible schol-
ars describe the way OF the cross as
extending from Pilates judgment
hall to calvary. but in reality the
way OF the cross extended back
farther. II extended back 10 the
river Jordan, yes, into the councils
Of eternity, when ho offered TO die
for mankind. We denounce Israel OF
old for It's treatment of God and we
denuunce the Jews Of Christ's time
In the crime they committed, but |
wonder II We are treating him any
better and N YOU and I show any
gratitude for the gifts Of God"
Tho was the last OF tho pre-I.enten
series under the auspices Of down
town churches. The closing bene-
dictiou was pronounced by Rev.
Meade Dutt and a hymn appropriate
10 Good Friday was sung by male
quartet from the First Presbyterian
church. Reverend Kerr thanked the
Majestic management for use OF the
| theRter.
The message Of the cross porvad-
ed tho seven brief meditatlous given
| by Rev. Rolfe +. Crum, Trinity Epis-
copal rector, at the three-hour sery-
| ice in Boston Avenue Methodist
| Episcopal church. From the moment
OF supreme agony on the cross and
the words with which the Christ
| broke a long silenCe--"Father, for
give them for they know not what
they Reverend Crum pointed
| the need of a faith which can stand
the acid test OF pain and anguish
and forgiving spirit which can
distinguish between sin aud the sim
ner and can love thy ne!BhhoF as
! thNSelf"