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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 27. 1920 NEED TEAM WORK FOR BETTER MILK Housewife, Consumer and Distributor Must Aid Meeting Decides RULES PRESCRIBED i Civic Loaguc President Rlamra Consumers for Carelessness Co-nperalloix nf the housewife, the consumer, the distributor the BrOMrynuui, ihe dairyman, and the health Apartment, nil are nihil $0 the production i)f perfect rnllU. It was lh coneenaua of opinion at a ittting of representatives from the eity health department, the board Of health, uml Interested dairymen In the rlty hull yesterday evening. The manner In which the house wife can assist wan put by Mm l.llnh I DUMmr, preseident of the Tulsa civic league : "I have seen housewives leave milk In the mm on the front porch for half the morning after the dairyman has de livered it." he added, "no wonder It sours, and then Lottie are not washed immediately after the milk M taken out and much later, when flhty are washed only Imprnberly at ffhat. Thus hnttles go to tho diilrv. men with (terms woleh only Inten sive Itarallaatlon can render fit." The so called "peddler" of milk and ifroi-.rymen are to Idame for much of the unaatlafaetory condi tion In which milk r. . i. ii in i ill- COO - Mimer. it was stated. Often Kroeery Inr pays. The onlv vay In which this difficulty ran he owrcoma Is by havlnir th'o A iiranians Enjoy "Hot Dog" and Rudweiser in - Sand Springs Outing "A big lime" was the unan imous verdict f KIwanlaiM and guests who returned laat night from a pli nl ut Hand Springs. That the affair went beyond cx fieitatlnns of the members and friends who attended was proven by the unqualified expression of all who were fortunate to be pres ent at the outing. "Hot dog' and roasting ears were served hot along with all other trimmings that go with a picnic. Miidwilser and all other drinks permitted under the half per tent clause of Mil' Volstead law were scrwd. Nothing w'us wanting In the line of "euta and drlnka." Amusements of various kinds were enjoyed, (lames were played and other diversions adopted to make the outing so pleasant that the members are ulready talking of the next one. Two hundred and fifty Klwan 14ns, Including wives and sons and daughters and Invited guests com posed the crowd that made the jourtjty at 5:30 o'clock and re mained until 10:.1I. Dancing waa engaged In for two hours. HOME IS ROBBED i get picture benefit RUSH TULSA GAS OF SILVERWARE! i TO LOS ANGELES man place upon the milk bottle going out from his dairy a H'l with Ihe date. Thus tbepubllr would not be deceived about the age of i,lif; milk, It was pointed out. Effort on the part of dairyman will work wonders In bringing up the milk standards, lir. Cecil Kno torles said. "We know that it can block of the K nohloek - Wood labra be done from the tests In the labora. tory." ft U Long, of the utty health department, said that It waa the wish of the department to co-operate wlih all agencies In effecting a pure milk supply for the consumer. Discovery of Bundle of 35 Pieces in Park Is Clue to Loss The discovery of 3K pieces of silverware behind a i lump-nf bushes In Woodward park by a larelaker of the !,ouls K. Travis home waa the clue that Je.l to the discovery that inn plei i s of silverware, valued at 11,101, had been taken from Ihe Travis home In the louthenst part Of the rlty at the end of Hllllsi't drive After the bundle was found In the park the police were BjOttfad. and the ic i Mtlgatton that followed revealed Ihe less Of other bundles. The Travis family left on .Tulv 1 for a vacation trip to eastern points and Is not expected to return until the lallcr part of August, It Is said. The events of yesterday were the first suspicions that I he caretaker had of the (heft of anything In the house, although he had been around the house most of the time, be sftld the time of the looting might then be any time In the last three Weeks, according to present in formation. Although a thorough search was madfl of all rooms In I he house, and other parts of the property, nothing hut the pieces of silverware was known to be intsalnr, lasl night. Census Figures "llin 'rll" I'cmxvils at Theater I In to Community Klti lien. 'The Crisis.'' by Winston I'hur chill. Is being shown this week at Hie ((rand theater, for the bofiofll of the Home Efficiency club. The proceeds from thlafpicturn will be used 10 complete the equipment of the Community kitchen, which Is loi tied the first door south of the City market on North liiuldcr avenue. . Mrs. I.llah I l.lml 'cv pi e.-u lent of the Home Hfflcleney club, says that the money Is needed hadlv for Ihe equipment of Ihe Community kitchen, and she hopes Tulsa peo- 1 pli wll muse an iffort to s"e the I picture, which will he shown all till I week. "The Crlala." which la a storv of 1 Ihe Civil war. dcpieta the tragedies and comedies of one of Ihe great ; events in American history. The spirit of Lincoln Ii felt throughout ; the whole story. The pari of Abra ham Lincoln Is taken by llalph luce. Seven Slain in Italian Rioting Over Maearoni l.uMK, July II BaVfln persons weYe Killed and a number wounded today at llandarzo, a small town In the providence of Cati.nla, when KOI peasant forced llulr way into the municipal offices because of dtsaatls- lii. 'lion with tlie distribution of tune aronl. The deaths oceiired when the rioting waa suppressed by the authorities. t , W.VKIllNflTON. July 1!6. Jack sonville, Texas l,TSI, InoraaM S4s Of 29. r, per cent. I'nwhuiikn, Okla., 6.111, Incieaae 3.6 2 N. or 111,1 per cent. Local Firm Ships Train load to Relieve Grow ing Dearth Two hundred and fifty thousand fOltOttl of fiifl oil I, being rushed iv the I'nlon ml company of Tulsa to lioa Angeles, l.'al , rills we-k, to n lleve the jvia shortage, which Is threatening Ihl entire stato of Cal Ifofntn. An elsMl HUM picture at the top of ,i page lii i recent cult Ion of the lies gjagoltl Times, shows a j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . of a bii'ie oil train tint I" lushing from Ti.ls.i 'o uOg Angi-os in relieve the Ihorttgo which hni bain i i 'o id bv an excessive number of aumm r loin lata. Tile pn lure given a map of (Ikla Itotna, New- Moaloci Armnm, and CallfOrniai with one of the mongtor oil trains, list d by Oklahoma oil icompunt s lo transport oh, etiitcMoj' .from Oklahoma la California, The following cot-Una is given: "Hart Is I lie fir.it gasoline train rushing to tho relief of Ixis Atuc'ca with "('. i" .1 i i Inn of motor fuel, shipped by the I nlon ( ill company of Tulsa, ' 'I .i . and due Kattnda morning. ' The picture of Til's i shows th" Vlnlns coin. I with oil der.lcks end tanks, while tho one , f jon Angeles (shows the ahyaorgpofg ami imainc.-, buibllngs nf a prosperous cltv In tlie foreground is i gusdli'i ntanon w Hb the sign, "No g is t ." Many Tulsans who matured to ( .iifornia this aummar, hgve bean forced to leave their cars in UM Angelea and return lo Titian by i 111 It la rrpoitrd Msg) thou. Minis of tnurleja have hern Ml 11 in gal MM Of California during the pa.it three weel. a Mlthv of the gasoline hi i lions nova glooad down altngalher. It Is repotted that the oil fields of California have boon unable lo sup ply the dem in. I fur gas. whlrh Is gieater tllils ear than It has i.i 1st an. There has boon barely enough for home ocnaumption, and tha greal number of tourists t litis aummot h I caused the gerlOtla .'.bul ige The pes MtlMtlon In Sm IVinclsro has become so garloui tint geatordo.) Six t'nllrd States ilesllovein drew up gl the loading plant cf tin sso. i ated "II conininv with nedars i,, lsee fii'O.nou gallons of fuel ml 'I'h,. oinianiler if the vessels were fVlwe orders lo use all MMMM with in ine navvs powei in otitain ihe oil 'i'he supply was given after a brief parley, according to a report by the A - lot '.i led Cress, liesidis the 2(1,000 gallons of oil mm Tulsa, 1 2f, 000,000 gallons from other sources are being ruelieU to the rein f nf Uoa Antilles. v YoilOl llrowoed DAVeWPORT, Iowa. July 21. Una . 1 Mei n.rlorff I 7 year old high . li e i student was drowned while swimming In rlOOh river Monday v lUQg Sler.isdorff made the gaiel vitii which iiomer h Cummiiu opened the .lemocnitlc national eon Minion In an Krnnelaeo Be Slenuer A fgvsgsaj wssSJBjr s TesesesgrieO) ssMartsgf , i. Hssfcjtta s sVtar i r. a ,i t-ire-a lia gsift4deara gro tej - fnm '"Iobi nf iti banr rev m ok. Hft. .n t wsjriil Nt fiJ nf MmJUL H ' -s ' iwsthmi'ira t JlrTaBBlsm f sail-a nr tsli.tri', ne) wtiWw I. r ' n-i "f " JtMl rotlersar " W K " Ix Hi . Bk fiirt .n v,..i t :e 0r X- t.i aWK WW J. l-ei-tnejsl ( err,nlevar -., eksaaai latt r 1144 m"et rafnrws! eash ' Her. rallgjbU. rssrremnvesti)' 4 h. p i..,, AaVrJ U HP s.r.,1 -h-essrt AtniM N h knto y enl h.i.,. ' sir is) rMIW'r hi rt"rtjrrei Aa KnnsnA Ih tSpcrllfl Anting with n mart -with part of tho iirf n flirt Uld tho rrinuinr oonrrt-lo ni hrh k. an a moawuro nf o- onotny ami to an It all klnda of trafflo. Parliciilar people tfvrrywhcr InaUt upon having froporte-J Pompeian Olive Oil We Pay Postage On All Mail Orders 203 S. Main St. TULSA The Bargain Center of Tulsa. EXTRA Specials For Today Only Extraordinary" Savings for the Whole Family see The many bargains for TODAY ONLY 0 yds. ktl quality, fancy AA aiik , voilo JDrl.UU 6 yds. tl.OU quality silk (jq -I s I'oin - tpO.lD 5 yds. 1.5 organdie 5 yds. $1.00 quality Slam (PO rrfr suiting f... fJtL,lt) 3 yds. fl.00 quality Madras (psj qx shirting sDlsOU $1.25 ladlea ellk PQ gloves rJrC $1.00 children's dresses Afn for .y .tivC $2.25 chlld'e play (JJ-i rtr aulta iDliAt) Yl 00 boys- union suits, T- ft 3 for D1.UU 25e ladles' vests, f;n a for 5UC $.1 00 boya" wash (J- Of? suits 51.oD 8r,c pillow PQn e.-.ars tlssL $12.50 men's suite (Jr fjfr for D9sfU $?00 men's Kool cloth PTr piinta ijl . I O $17.60 men'a suits (IQ QIT for xDO.xO $1.75 children's gingham tt7 dresses O x 7V yds. 50c outing (prt rtfT flannel tT)a9 2 yds. $3.60 quality dQ HVL georgette iDOilU 2 yds. $3.50 quality taffeta, 6 yds. $6.00 taffeta, Q Oft now wJ.s7.O0 6 yds. $3.00 quality mcssallnrs, (JQ f for D7.00 2V4 yde. $4.00 crepe do (JC ,1 ff chine xDO. li $15.00 ladles' trimmed QQ hats xPU.Oj $12.00 ladies' sailor hats, ( $5.00 Warner rust proof Giy AA corsets taW.Ul 85c ladles' hose 43C $7 00 ladles' silk hose, tfQ OC for xD0.7O $15.00 ladies' high (gQ j Q shoes 50.1x7 $3.00 children's Msry Jane (TsJ Q shoos WXsO7 $;. "0 boys' shoes, ll.tii men's brown denim (T- QIJ overalls wJLsOl 11,11 ladles' hats C OA for d)1.07 $5.00 growing girls' (PO ryQ shoes r . WaW. I J $8.00 men's d -t Q oxfords 51 U $0.00 ladles' house d 'A druaaea tTVj.O. $3.60 ladles' silk (I0 OH hose it).0 4 $10.00 ladles' hats J.J y0 $10.00 men's sport Tp si q oxforda tDO.l x $3.75 ladles' wash J- . as skirts VXaYU $5.00 niiaseai' canvas Jtsi QIJ skirts M.Ol s,w3iwue.rrw $4.45 $2.50 men's work u 1 QQ shirts tjll.ili' ror.16 00."'1" $14.35 2 yds. $4.75 crepe de f J IJJT chlnn UJ't. I O 5 yds. $2.00 crepe voiles (Jjr Qf" for 50.0 yds. 50c gingham QQ 5 yde. 35c muslin j-J QQ $9.00 front lace, ventllsfted (Pl QQ back corsets for ejVl.Ox $12.50 pink satin front lace flQ Q7 corsets for J3t7e3 1 $6.00 georgette JJO f?Q blouses Waal. 17 $7.60 ladies' voile (J$ HCk dresses tD4. 4 7 127.50 silk and fancy (gsj f Qf dreaaea iltl i.it) $3.00 white voile (jt-t f)Q blouses iDX.Mx 45c towels, 27x18, Ol n each sSIC 3 50 labia cloths rto OA for tnZi.Or $12 00 Indies' high flrr JA shoes r ' $1-1.00 ladles' high (PQ shoes DOe lei A Sale For Men, Women and Children 6 yds. 50c muslin 5 yds 40c curtain scrim $.1.00 men's canvas ahoes, big sixes $10.00 ladles' oxfords for $3 on misses middles . . . . $1.45 80c $1.00 $5.39 $1.87 $1.57 $6.98 $1.00 $1.50 $1.00 men's shirts and drawers, Ql 2 garments for xUl $3 50 children'!! gingham dresses, only $(l.0C poplin skirts for $3.00 mens dress shirts $15.00 men's crepe dr chine shirts 1 5c hoys' It. V. P. suits 1 for $1.50 men s union suits, 2 for $1.89 $3.79 $1.87 $18.79 7c $1.65 $5.47 $2.75 coverall aprons $40 Oeorgctto und silk dresses 25c ludles' hose 5 yards 60c percale I M yards $3.00 messallncs tfj "fg 2 S yards $4 00 ere,,,, de chine Ita yards $5.00 satlim il'H 1 for 6 yards 50c atriped shirting $1.60 ladles silk hose $3.50 ladles' silk h one 15.00 Madame flrace I'.andaux hra.salein in pink silk. $1.60 Nature's Rival ( brasslers $46.00 men's suite for $40.00 men's euita for $10 Sport Oxfords, $5.45 $1.65 89c $2.35 $2.89 87c $27.50 24.95 For inn, ma'le of Hot li-atht r with jrtltpOOrd and loath r uppers; (Iool- yar utlt ntltrh, now prr patr, only $5.45 $5.00 Canvas Shoes, $187 A chOlM lot for nilnveH. wonirn, TIQ ohildrenj loltd ltthi Miss m Ims ami Iml ton -iylrH; military and l-rt'iuh 1 ! H.-i pr pair.... $9 White Kid Oxfords, $4.45 Kor wonicn, made of the rhoii-t whlto kid; have turn d and wHt moi-h; hIho military und, Kien"h hin. Now, per paJr ' $5.00 Boys' Shoes, $2.49 Miule of calf and elk leathers; extra fpade leather soles; made for durable wear, also are of good styles; per pair $1.87 $4.45 $2.49 $3.00 Mary Janes, $1.69 Here they go! This choice lot of fine Mary .lane Tumps in good sizes for small and large children, to be sold now. per pair, at only JsVs's.fx $1.69 $15 Men's Oxfords, $8.95 Mndu of th rho.ci.-Ht Math'TH, Ktich as calf, eolOfl black, mahogany, tan and h'n-olate, in $004 SlSM, with KriRllnh per pair fpOmJO $8 MenS Oxf9rds, $4.19 One big lot nf men'a high grade nxfnrds of all kinds in broken slr.es to ehimse from Ibis lot today, (Tie - q for only, p. i pair $4fXa $5 Growing Giris' Shoes, $2.95 Mario of the choicest calf bultoti and lace styles, also, a f' pair nf patent leathers. These shoes are all good styles and early buyers will find fl A uxcepiicnal barirulns at ..') $12 High Shoes, $7.49 I nr women wlm wish style without ex travagance Here's an advance lut of shoes for fall which we will flf7 J Q sell today for only, per pair 5 ( JliJ $15 High Shoes, $8.19 A chnlcis lot of advance fall shoes, made of i hoice kid in Krsn, h and military heels with new stylo shapes; flJO t II for today only, per pair J)0.1. Ladies Let Cuticura Keep Your Skin Fresh and i4.m lt4raUasMiia I'tpX I Maitta Ma Z UiilcXkmttobNn Disease Main xl KtmrUk , j 'p"Te.lr;i tsi l e,-r , .1 lfW llafl Kiirvln o rfxIkMO) re loll htffi fr it.-. i-hn mmm .i aj oatTW (Htra IL.o A WWW 1 IHLMaWT. Doctor Praises Eczema Remedy Th run nf Skin -1 ftvtni) and dff .v. nt rhs nralt) it knawn tntf -lifll. .lit firm. , vr thfr Ii on rtmedr ttat Is utidrrlv dv priuUhJc In thli itlitrvMlnB ami tmuhlfi'tn.' d i that If l ft, l prerript.on. M. I, RANDOLrit M fX fMkhnnt, Intl. Ask yniir rlrnfirltt nd h will ynu what f) I) D. rrrtrriptinn hu aUYfttnpliirVd m your wn nlchborhfKMt. Four . bwck nn'fM tt tint bttl rll ru. Uc, Iwc tad i.m. Featuring in Our Reorganization Sale A SALE OF ( ffolzprsyf j-jGLSi&rcj andLUXITE HOSIERY The greatest opportunity to secure these famous hose at such unusual price reductions we have ever presented. The values are all the more remarkable, considering the re ductions have been taken from our regular prices. You will do well to buy to the fullest extent of your require ments at these prices, for the opportunity to secure such fine values does not occur every day. Men's Pure Silk Hone Of exceptionally fine quality pure thread silk, lisle top, hitfh spliced heel and double soles. Pure dye, all colors. $1.25 value 95c Men'a Pure Silk Hote Of extra heavy fine quality pure thread Bilk with lisle top, high spliced heels and double soles. An unusual fine hose. All colors. $2.00 value $1.45 Real Values in Men's Fine Quality Lisle Hose Men'n Little Note Extra fine mercerized lisle, double soles, hijrh spliced heels. This hose will give unusually good wear. Black only. 75c value 50c Men'a Lisle Hoae Silk faced that is pure thread silk over fine lisle; high spliced heel and double soles. AH colors. $1.00 value 75c Women 's Pure Silk Holeproof H osier if The velvety texture, the sheer weave, and snug fit of Hole proof Hosiery have made it the favorite of women who know what constitutes good style. At the sale prices every woman will want several pair, for the values are really extraordinary. Women's Pure Silk Hose Of finest quality 16 thread pure thread silk, full fashioned, lisle tops, in all fashionable colors. $2.65 Women'a Pure Silk Hoae Of excellent quality pure thread silk, mock seam, mercerized hemmed top, hiiih spliced heels and double soles. All colors $1.95 J