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The New York herald., 1922-11-19
History and Public Affairs.

THE SECOND EMPIRE: BONAPARTISM-
THE PRINCE. THE PRESIDENT. THE
EMPEROR. By Philip Guecalla. Illus
trated. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
MICHELETS JEANNE D'ARC. Edited by
Prof Philip w. Barry. In French. with
notes, questionable and vocabulary. In
PRODUCTION in English. The Stratford Com
pany.
FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES. BY Davis Rich Dewey. In the
American Citizen" series. Eighth edition
Longmans. Green & Co.
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. INCLUDING
THE POOR LAWS. BY John ]. Clarke.
Intended for students of economies. social
and political science. Isaac Pitman &
Sons.
CHILE: TO-DAY AND TOMORROW. BY
L. L. Elliott. Gives the history resources
and accomplishments Of Chile. The Mac.
milan Company.
AN INDISCREET CHRONICLE FROM THE
PACIFIC. BY Putnam Weale Dscloses
facts regarding Far Eastern politics and
tells of the steps taken to bring about the
demise of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance
Treaty Dodd. Mead & Co.
THE LEADERSHIP OF CONGRESS BY
George Rothwell Brown. Described as
being AN inside story of the radical
changes effected in the machinery and
personnel of party politics" Bobbs-Merrill
Company.
THE BALANCE SHEET OF SovIETISM
BY Brois l.. Brasol. An account OF con-
ditions to-day in Russia with a summary
OF the basic plan of the Soviet system, its
Developments and results. Duffield & Co.
THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE IN ITS
SALIENT FEATURES. BY Walter Libby.
A history of medical progress from the
priest-physicians of Egypt and Babylonia
down to the present day. Houshtou Mif-
fin Company.
Poetry, Drama, Music.
THE RETURN OF ARTHUR. BY Irvine
Gran. narrative poem. The StratforS
Company.
THE BOX OF GOD. BY Lew Sarett.
Poems. Henry Holt & Co.
DRAMATIC LEGENDS AND OTHER
POEMS. BY Padraic Colum. The Mac
milan Company.
A FAN AND TWO CANDLESTICKS. BY
Mary Macmillan. In the Little Theater
Plays" series Stewart Kidd Company.
HOW TO PLAY THE PIANO. BY Mark
HambOurg. The famous pianist writes of
such subjects as: Preparing for the
pianist's career; how to practice; tech
nique generally; how to play with express
sion and how TO move the pedal playing in
public; &c. George H. Doran Company.
The New York herald., 1922-11-19

THE OUTLINE OF SCIENCE. Volume ".
Edited by Arthur J. Thomson. C. p. Put
MANS Sons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
BETTING ON THE LADYBUGS
Enemy of Green hug Is Rrlicd ON
90 Save the Wheat

GARBER. April o Tho lady
bugs are waglng war on the green
bugs In the great wheat fields Of
this section. The participants I'm this
war are unumcrablc ana their mum
bcr may ho likoncd to the number ~
blades OF wheat I'M these fields. II is
claimed that were II not for the
ludybugs who destroy tho green
bugs the latter would annually de-
stroy the wheat crops
Tho farmors are anxious watch
crA They keep their eyes peeled
ON the weather. They are not look
ing for rain but are thankful for
every day OF sunshine. Warm
weather ana sunshine foster the
lndyhuga cold weather rctards
their Increase ana does not lir~~thc
same ratio rctard the green bugs. -
Tho lndyhugY are now reported 20
have tho green bugs well iu hand.
The farmers bring In the noWs from
the various sections. Three weeks
ago thoro was some alarm ~ the
green bugs were numerous I'm spots
OF some fields and were offcctinE
the wheat. Tho warm weather and
recent sunshine has brought ON ar
mics OF ludybugs, Aud the growing
wheat now In general looks very
well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
MEMORIAL HALL BOND
Want to Build Structure 10 House
the IggiOu, Guard init and
Chnmbrr OT Commerce,

special 20 no UIIN.
ADA, April THAT a bond cleo
tion win be- called by the city com
missiuucrs within q short timc Is
tho opinion Of leading business men
uf the city who are boosting "a
project 20 vote 100000 bonds for
the construction Of memorial hall
Tor ADA. A committee was ap-
pointed az mass meeting this week
to draw up complete plans for the
building. which are to be presented
together with u petition for the cleo
tiun Go tho city commissioners.
The plan was unanimously adopt
ed 10y the meeting. n calls for "A
thrce-story building, which will In
Clude u basement for the two ma
tiunal guard units here, ana a main
floor tor convention hail and u
top floor for u homo for the Ada
post of the American Legion. In
addition to the guard units and
American Legion, a homo FOR the
chamber OF commerce, BOY Scouts.
ATHLETIC association, and other local
ORGANIZATIONS,
II Is proposed 10 use about SIS, 900
OF the money for the construction
OF the building ana to use the re-
naming amount 90 furnish the
building, The means of keeping UP
the building were also discussed.
Those boosting Tor the bond elct-
ton believe that 10 will carry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
MARKET DEPRESSION LINDSEY HERE TODAY
Noted Denver Juvenile Court Judge
VIII Speak ~ High School Au-
ditprhtm Tonight.

Judge Ben -. Lindsey. tho fore
most promoter NJ tho juvenile court
yHtom ana nm authority on Juvenile
delinquency viii speak Monday
evening AZ 2 o'clock nt the high
school auditorium under tho auspices
of the community lyccum buard
Lindsey gained his present world
wilde fame through his work M
judge OF the Juvenile court of Dem
yer. of which he took Chorg. In 1901.
Practically every Juvenile court owes
It's Inspiration 90 him and his meth
uds ana Ideas hlyo been followed
the world over. lie began hk fight
for cleaner, stronger childhood by
an interest In playground and public
baths ana he hDs been childhood q
"armost champion In this country
FOR the past ten years. His pleas for
children have been made from Eu-
ropcau Hs we'll as American plat
forms. lindscy's lectures. us audi
oucos here have discovered In tho
past. not only deal with vital topics
hut arc always entertaining and full
of humor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Cotton Takes Moderate Drop Follow
ing 1r,tilc strike but Receivers by
SLOW Upward Movement.

NEW ORLEANS, lu. April I'm
tho oorly part ~ thI7 laat week. tho
cotton market WAS depressed mod
crliulv hy fhu fprnod OF tho cotton
mills strike boo New England. After
declines Uf about dollar o. bolc on
the more active months. which cur
riCd May uff tu lG.o5r. q much
st'Udinr tuuo was taken ON the To-
suit ot excessive rains iu the belt
Tho upward movement continued
until nearly the end Of tho week
whom ih" oull strike began to- have
"a mildly adverse effect. Al tho
highest May traded mp 10 tG.SIc. a.
which Lowell prices worc 33 10 81
points higher than last weeks close.
Tho net results of tho week were
advances of rs 90 30 points with
May at 1866. In the spot depart -
mout mlidliug gained 10 points.
closing nt 1886, which price COM
pared with llh5c nl the closing
price 40 tho cud uf hits week last
year.
Tho week saw increased activity
IN the spot department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
ADMITS he KILLED HIS WIFE
New York Man Tells officer lie Shot
Mhrn She KrfmaCh AttrnIInns

ROCHESTER,. ~ y, April o.
After 20 hours questioning by the
sheriff, coroner and district attur-
ucy, John j. Bott tonight confessed
that ne shot ard killed his wife,
Irene. i'm the yastibule of a Home
Acros residence Saturday night. His
confession, tho authorities say. corr
rohuratcd In It's main details the
story told by Fred Tremhloy, who
drove the couple ~ the vicinity in
hN automobile. Tho, Bolts had, been
living apart.
iott said that after they lot the
automobile he asked his wifo TO
come back to him. but that she re-
fused and started To run away from
him. lie followed hcr and when
she ran into the vostibule OF the
house, no shot her.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
MISSION WOMEN ADJOURNED
Iwo.Day Session Ended Friday
After Interesting Session.

Special 90 The world
PAWHuSKA, April 2.-The 2sth
RnuRl meeting OF the Womes Pres
hytcrinl society for home and for
eign missions OF the Oklahoma Press
bytery closed here Friday night.
after a two-day session
Mrs. :. 4. Lindsay field secre-
tary ~ the wumau's board of for
oiEn missions, New York, city, was
the principal speaker Of the meet
ing, making several talks. She cs-
pCCially stressed the importance OF
training teachers so that children
and young people might be given
missionary education.
Mrs, W, n. HCudTou, synOdical
president Of oklahoma, from Tulsa,
was another guest of the session.
She stressed the importance OF or
gnnlzlng I'm missionary work,
Tho convention was attended by
~ delegates. COMMITTEES appointed
were. Place for next convention,
MTs. Harris OF Cushing and Mrs.
Edgcrtou of oklahoma CITY. stan
d1rd ot cNcClloncN Mrs &. G. Me-
Cuunoll Ot puwhuskI, resolutions,
Mrs NJ. Reynolds OF Cleveland and
Mrs Mahcr OF ilomlny.
Tho mcotiug was presided over by
the president Mrs, ". A. jennings
of oklahoma CITY punya Clty was
awarded the banner for having the
most points accumulated through
the year In the standard OF excel
lcncy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
PRAISE COMBINE SCHOOL
Consolidated District Approved nv
state board Ot Education.

Hl'''.fI 900 WOO " N||N.
WNANDOTTE. April '2 Hitherto
Wyaudotte has hoastcd of the only
consolidated school in Ottawa couu.
ty, 10 having been established a year
ago by the merging Of several ada
cent districts, $. T.. Hummon is
supcrintcdcut. and a. 4. Thompson
is clerk Of the school board. II has
been a pronounced success thus far.
ana other localities are considering
the adyislbili,y OF trying tho plan,
At Qunpaw, Peoria, NarcissaJ aud
perhaps other places the matter has
recently been under discussion.
Some time ago the Wyandutte
school was inspected by u rcproscn-
t1tiNo Of the state board of cducu-
ton and found to bo i'm sound aaN
prosperous condition with all the
legal requirements ully met, 40 that
state aid IN the sum ot $500 was
granted, and n check for that
amount mailed 90 the county treas
urer by the state board.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
GUARD MURDER DEFENDANT
Nurse ON Trial In New York Watched
ns Insslblr NnIClhr.

= NEW YORK, April g. Fearing
that In her highly nervous state,
aggravated bv loss or sleep aud dis
inclination Tor food. Miss Olivia NJ.
~ stone nigh try to end hor no.
warden ll0nork of Raymond street
inil placed two motrons ON guard
before her cell throughout last night.
Miss stone, whose trial Tor the
staying ut Ellis G.. Knkoad. former
corporation counsel OF Cincinnati.
viii ho continued tomorrow was said
to have been unable 90 slcop since
Friday aud iu that time has eaten
only % few slices uf toast she col
hpsod three times ON the witness
stand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
WOULD CUT WRONG SALARY.
Dirt TarmcrsMakc Mistakes IN Raid
on TEACHERS Pay.

NNf'IH. Nn D Ia " ora
NfNfTA, April Not satisfied
with taking fling at the alleged
high" salaries OF tho county ofn-
GERS here. the dirt farmers OF Craig
county also have discussed the
high salaries Of school teachers.
ana have expressed q desire for a
revision downward In their pay.
A. against the expression of the
organization, however. itg chairman,
y Smith. who was not present when
the school teachers salaries was dis
Cusscd. has published an article de-
Tending tho wage OF the school
teacher. and advising the dirt farm
ers 90 take notice ~ the teachers
salary aH compared with other sal
aries whore no expert knowledge ~
required. lie claims that the school
janitor gets better paid than the
teacher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
PRoCLAIMs CLEANUP WEEK.
Mayor Urges citizens 10 Clean Up
and stay Clean.

special tu The World
PRYOR. April April 2 % 3 IS
cleanup week. according to n proc
lnmntlon Issued by Mayor Thomas j.
Harrison. who calls upon all citizens
TO not only clean up their premises.
but also 10 keep them free from
weeds by putting ihto cultivation
an vacant lots and to put out more
trees, moro shrubbery and more
flowers"
Tho citizens have evincod an incli-
nation 20 follow tho direction of
their mayor and make this a bcautl.
ful city ln which to live.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
STOLE rnr TEACHERS can.
Oklahoma Crook Fails Into Clutch
ot Joplin Detective.

NlNllA. Apll Arthur NpWtnn.
charged with the theft OF "a Ford ear
belonging 10 Miss Nunuio Collins. "a
school teacher here, was today bound
over To the district court bv Judge
FRANK l.. Haynes, tho bond being
fiNed al $1,000.
the theft occurred last week. and
Newton was arrested "a few ays at
terWaid by detective Ia Joplin, the
chiet OF police receiving notice thu
next day OF the theft and notifyinp
sheriff u, y. Ridenhour OF this city
The Joplin detective and a garnv,
owner at Joplin were wltucsso
against Newton at the prellminar,
held today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

SECTION .: That the assessmpnts
hereby levied ERainst each % the ahova
described lots and parcels ~ 'auA shs -
bear Interest ~ the rate n seven reT
rentuW TEl per annum. and both prin,
'ipal and interest are hereby declared 10
he H debt against the owners NJ the land.
and lien dpon such lots aud parcels of
lhnd rtior 10 all other liens. except the
lien fOT state, county and city taxes from
This date, Hnd the same shall he enforced
and collected as other taxes IN the CITY
~ Tulga, Oklahoma, are enforced and
collected or may be recovered and the
len enforced By appropriate judicial pro-
seedingH.
SECTION 3, fhAt the sssessmsat,
hereby levied against the above described
lots, tracts OF lsnd and other nruDert,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
RAILROAD MEN ARE LAID OFF
More Than one Hundred Illinois
Men ont rs Strike Result.

IINIIINIIN, III, AprII 2--Np-
proNimatcly four hundred men em-
ploycd by the Illinois Central and
Chicago, burlington y quincy rail-
roads hero were laid Off today as
IA result OF the union miners walk
out.
More than q thousand miners are
QUE here, tieinE up thr mines COM
plctely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Women Drmnrrn,s nr.nul,o

NlNlIA. April 2.--The Wumcn'a
Democratic club OF Vlnita was or
ganizod here Wednesday under the
direction oc Mrs. Fite. state or
ganlzor Mrs. Sam Parks was chosen
chairman, Mrs Goforth Vice chair
man and Mrs. c. y. Martin secro-
hry-troasurcr. Delegates viii be
sent 10 the meeting ia Oklahoma
city next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
I ADIEs sI,OOo REwARni | no.l.

lively guarantee my great Sue.
cessiul Monthly" Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest. most
obstinate, abnormal cnses In 3 10 &
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mail {2OO: Double
strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. Or. +. A. SouthlngtOn Rem
edy Co, Kansas City. Mo.-Adver.
tiscmcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

PuhNshcd In the TULSA Daily World
Ann ;, 4. 8, g, 2, 1899, World Pub.
fishing company, publishsrDl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
~tNSMENrS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NlMbER a7j, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the BOARD of commissioners adopted on
the 2sth day OF March, 1879, notice f.
hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners Of tho city OF Tulsa, Okla
homa. has examined the estimate and
statement of tho city engineer Rs 70 the
amount OF the cost Of the vlbrOlithic con
crete pavement which should be assesse I
against abe Abuttiug property, the prop
erty benefited and other property liable
70 assessment ana the owners thereof. in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
27a, which includes tho following de.
scrihed portions Of streets 60 wit:
WACO AVENUE, from the South line
OF Edison street Duluth plaCel 10
North line of NJ X & r. nv, ex-
cent that portion from South line of
Easton street to the North limo Of
Brady Street. and from the South
line Of BRADY street 10 the North line
OF NJ. X. a. T. Ry.
Aud said board Of com issioners has
by resolution duly approved the afore.
said statement and estimate OF the engi.
ncer and has determined TO assess tho
cost OF the improvements In Haid district
against the RbuttinE property. the prop
crty benefited, and other property lablc
10 assessment and the owners thereof as
follows. tn-wlt;
IRvING PLACE ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
LEGAL

lpuhllshcd In the Tulsa DalIy WoTiJ
Nptil Q, I, B, 9, T. 1879. World pubIIsb
,hE company. publishcrl
NblltE ron HEARING ON As
SLrsMEN1S FOH PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISrRt,''r
~ MhtR 21j. CITY OP TULSA,
IN compliance with tho rcsnIutIon NJ
ihe board OF commissioners adopted on
the eNih day Of March. 1gc2 notice is
h'rehy given that tho Hoard Of Cnmtnis,
sInnciH ~ the city of Tulsa OkInhrp,
~ examined the estimate aud stnteuI,nf
"l Ihe Guy engineer as TO the amount Of
lhe cost ot the concrete pavement which
should Dc assessed against the ahuttInt
p,rpr'lN, the property benefited. aud
other property liable to Assessment and
tnc owners thereof. in STREET. M
lNpN NLMENT DISTRICT No. g7g wbirb
INCLUDES the following described portions
VI streets, toawIt. ''''""'
SENENfU STREET from the wo.t
me % Lewis Avenue To thu west lima
or Florence tEcrD Avenue
ANA said board of commissioners hns
hy resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF the City on.
tlhrcr ana has determined TO asses. the
cost nt the improvements In said district
against the abuttlnE property. tho mon
,,'g ocn'lNed, and other property liable
70 assessment and the ownsfs thereof as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

tPublishod In The Tulsa Daiiy w6rd
April 3, i922 world Publishing COM
RESOLUTION.
Resolution determining asssu-
ments and directing notices thereof
MENT DISTRICT No. s3s Of the CITY A
of Tulsa, Oklahoma; and declaring an3'
wHERREs2s. the city Engineer on III.
atth- day OF March, ie2a, submitted 10
the board his written statement
The "aS number ~" Of front %S feet owned ned by sa!s
mate OF the total cost OF the Improve.
costs 10 be assessed against the sbuttins
property aud the total estimated amount
to be assessed against such owner, subject
MENT DISTRICT NO. s5s, In FORM anl
substance aa provided in Section oi
Article TX OF the Charter of the said CITY
WHEREAS. this Board has duly exam.
lned said statement and found the sans
nov rHEREPoRE fha II oSRh!o'BS PE TT .p RE:
SOLVED BN, THE BOARD OF COM
TULSA OKLAHOMA
That said statement be. and the sams
BIZ IT FURTHER RESOLVED that -
II the determination OF this Board 20 as.
tess she cost OF the improvements provided
Tor IN said STREET IMPRovEMENr
Nbutting said improvements and the prop.
'rty benefited thereby and the property
liable to assessment as set out IN this
uoresaid statement Of the City Engineer:
be 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that no.
iice OF such determination to assess bs
property by publication IN the Tulsa Daily
World, daily newspaper Of general circu-
,ation 70 the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, FOR
five 30 consecutive days, beginning on
the 3rd day Of April. 1929; and
81 n FURTHER RESOLVED that ths
city Auditor be. and she hereby is directed
% send written notice by registered mail
20 al Of the owners OF property affected
BY tho aforesaid proposed assessments
said notice TO be In form and'substance ss
provided In Section OF Article TX OF tbs
Tulsa city Charter and to be mailed at the
time designnted In said section; and.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that ths
l4th day of April, lQ22, at 300 O'Clock
a. NJ, be and the same II hereby set as
The day for hearing all objections 20 such
assessments, improvements or materials
in reference 20 the same. and said hearing
sAail be continued from day-to day untl
tne same IA completed and any objections
not made In wrlting on or before the lfH
day o. April, 1879, at 300 o'clock a. M
shall be dccmed TO be waived: and
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. thst
the city Auditor be. and she Is hereby IN
structod 90 make and file on or before ths
date ot 'said hearing. her certincats
notices were given. and attach 20 and
make a part or said certificate. tho Aft.
ddayit q the publisher showing COPY Of
which the same was published: and
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that an
emergency exists for the preservation ~
the public health and safety. and for thu
tuftherance Of street improvements By
reason whereof this resolution shall tAks
effect from END after Its adoption, ap-
proyal and publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency oiAuss
ruled upOn separately and approved this
2Sth dav of April, 1899
APPROVED this 2Sth day Of April
7. ID. EVANS.
hayof
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PubIishcd 900 ne Tulsa Daily tg.-..
Aprl 8. T. b. o. o. 10gg World p.iI "
irR Cgpsuany publisherD A'
NOTICE FOR HEARING on Al.
SEssMENTs FOR pAVtsg rs
STREET iMPRONEMENT bIsrpr.r
~ MbER 5T, CITY or TII.I
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution ,,t..
board u commissioners adopted .r
2sth day of March, 1923. notice is .....7
given that the Board of C8mfl.ss...,
~ the city uf Tulsa. Oklahoma b..
amincd the estimate ana statement % tl.
city engineer as TO tile amount rf 80
uust of the pavement which should -
assessed against the abuttinR pror.st,7
the property benefited. and other r.,.'
Urty liable to assessment and tho 4,, 80
thereof In STREET tMpRDNTuf..
DISTRICT no. 171. which lngIud.s ...
following described portions Of st.ss.,
to-wIts
TENTH STREET. from the We,
line ~ Houston Avenue to the Ias.
line % Indian Avenue.
And said board ~ commissioner U..
by rrHolulun duly approved the af.r....l
statement ana estimate Of the rIfu ..
E.ucer and has determined 10 apss.a ..
cost ~ tho improvements In said a.at. 10
against the Rbuttiug property. The . r.
crty benefited and other property HaI's
90 assessment and tho owners thereof as
fulIlWH fU.NIfs
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liiLLcREsr ApnIrIGS-

All owners of abutting property. prop.
erty benefited by said improvements. auG
.lhcf property liable to assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affoctInr
such improvements or benefits thereby
and any claim or objections TO the assess
wfntS ~ above set forth shall be filed In
writing IN the office Of Mrs. Frank Sea
man. city Auditor of the city al Tulsa.
oklahoma, ON or before the i4th day Of
APRIL 1899, at $500 o'clock a. M and the
same shah be hoard by the board OF com
nlssinncra on tine lith Hay of April. 1879.
az 200 o'clock a. M. and any claim or
objections not ~ filed IN writing before
snli time shall be deemed waived,
DATED this 2Rth day Of March 1922.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
rs8.H AgUANNaa

Attest;
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
- city Auditor.
"f!RINSf fFR&SK E. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney
Published in Tulsa Daily World March
fishing company, publisher)
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed bids viii be received by Graham,
Anderson PrObst a White az their offices
n the Federal Reserve Bank Building m
Kansas city, Mo, up 20 noon. Friday.
Apr'l rs, 1929, Tor the erection Of a hank
| building for the Oklahoma city Branch no
the Federal Reserve Bank Of Kansas city
/ oklahoma City Oklahoma. hide f0r mo
entire work or for any of tho foilo".as
Garpegtry and Cabinet Work.
Dumb Waiter
Electric Wiring,
Elevators
Erection oi steel.
Flropruofng
FoundntIons ana Masonry,
General Conditions,
Glass and Glazing.
lic9inE and ventlatlns
i!Ehtng FiH'urcs,
Marble Work.
Non slip Tile Work.
Ornamental Iron and Bronze.
PlasteriuA
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
Portable Wood Furniture.
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Screen Renecturs,
Stack Lining.
stone Work,
Structural steel.
Vault Doors
Vault work.
Ana q deposit FOR the return IN good
order ~ the plans ana specifications "
required as follows; ~
Architectural ,..,,,,.s,,,....,rAlO
D.