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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 15 i DALEY ENTHUSED OVER MEX JAUNT Tulsa Police Inspector Has Good Time on Inaugural Trip Major Oharloa W. luley of tho , lu'nil Kiiard nnd Inspector qf tlio A; , x 'ilco force, returned jester i, f itn Mexico where ho attended t . in lupurutlon ceremonies of fn obre.non, Mexleo'n new preM i! , Daley nttendod tlio ceremon ,h as a meinrjer of Uetitennnt-Oov-i !. r M, 15. Trapp'H official pnrty. ,! mi ii a tho Ki cutCMt country In . ild," Daley ild yeKterdiiy l n In- return. "Tho Mexlcnn poo- I. ,1 oil to bo the most entertain ' til have ever known." While the party "took In tho .how," Daley H.ild. livery- u.t pnlil for by tho M ex run Irani. At one tlmo members , f i.i ii ty Mtrayeii nwuy rrom tlio u' i f tho "khiik" and it H'timd of (, . .i: soldlciii spent n half dny In .Mt.ff theru. "And n.iy," Dulcy c ti. i d. "1 want to k back to jl xi' i' tiernUBit they don't know ;h. mt in nc of prohibition, ,limt ns ...nil in our special train crossed the - i , i ii. r Ii wan stopped and two cum ,r t f.r.est of wines, wem hooked l . From theio on' 1 lived. At every I, .mi ii ' four or flvo varltles of the . r rv'a best" wore Nerved, nnd u.) '"i wanted." Daley said. (i .rcK'in Is beloved by tho peons rf M. cu neeo'd'tiR to Daley. Tho r.. w ximldent rnmo frotn tho poor , . iss. who fairly Idolize him. At II, . In.iiiKiirntlon ceremonies, the n vi elaborate ever held, Mexico I ,tv jS packed. ObrcKon 1m n tneilest man, believe. v In- economic lv ? .icordliiB to Daley nnd at pie-icnt has the faith and 'con-fi-ili, of the .Mexlcnn people. "So'KCthUift no other president hnrf (.alu id f r years," Daley commented. Y. W. PLANS ELECTION 'IcUi .Men Iters of lliuril of Dircc tors to ltn C'ho-en ill MimiiImt shlp .Meeting In 11111111111')'. Prc.aratlon for the annual meet Ins of il" Tulsa y. V. ( A. In the third wick In January, whan 12 ncv( m'li'bem will ho elucted to the board r.f directors, by tho Koneral membership, were mado at the rfKUlar board mcetlnir Thursday moinln;; at tho association. The- nominating cunmllteo wiih Instruct d to send lmmeillately to mem bers, letters nsKliiK for nomlnailons for the elglit Ulrectors wnosu terms will ixplro In January nnd for the elcht nlaces on tho hoard which will become vacant by expiration of li-rma In January and for tho four places left open by resignation from tlio board. Hoard memnern wno rcelKiu'd aro Miss Constanco l.lrlch Mrs. ltandolph Shirk, Mrs. U D. Latham and .Mrs. V. 11. Dlllanl. .Mrs. Minnie V. Urouson of Frank IlnvIJIe, New York, win formally called to tho posl.lon of houso sec retary as kuccessor to Mrs. Jennie I'. Ya'es, whose resignation as matron' of tho risldenco soctlon takes if feet December 15. Mts. Dronson w 111 arrive next week. 'A intssaKO uf sympathy upon the death of Miss Virginia Leonard 'a" sent to Mr.M O. II. Leonard, a mem ber of tho board. Miss Harriet ance, .elty secretary for tho flQld. fpoko h: lefty. Monthly reports from the different departments ncip heard. Mrs. W. N. Sill, actini; president, was ,n chaw. SCHOOL PLAYS TONIGHT "I he Komnncer" mid "A Tnni) of n ("Tiiiie'' lo ll rresMileil hy Cu-it.H or Kendal College. Tulau lesldenls nro In thi ma' Jorl'y among the Kendalt collegians. wh" w.ll -tr'ad tho boards" this fienine in tho production of "The Iloni.n.i era" nnd "A Tune of n Turn ' In the college auditorium unilt-r the direction of Miss Mur i-a. it Uyndham, head of the sefiool or expression and public speaking In tho throo-art French comedy, "Tlm rtoiiiiincers." nrlnclnals whos home.i are In Tulsa are Miss Jose Milne I.uym.in, Hawlev Ketr, Mau rice and Houston ICUIson, whllo Hnrold Mc.Mnhon Is from' Mnco'ln Neb., and ltav Fleak from MuskO' gee. Among the "extras,'' Misses i.lvlra Jones. Kuclllo llerlln and ha'herinn. I'ntton hall from this I'y. Karl Jones from lllnekwcll and v-rnnn Hlllngton from Wagoner. In tlio one-act Irish comedy, "A Turn of. a Tune," Tulsa Is tho homo fildiin of the actors, Misses Kuntce Mi-Arthur and Huby Mao Jones, f'harlis l'lshney and William 1 li')uis)n. The evening of drama will npon "i tho college nuilltorlum nt t . 1 n o'cloi k this evening. The plays will be prisonted by tho Kendall Drama li'.nr.o and tho Theta Alpha Hit iiutie-uit dramatic fraternity. I'ro cfiil, will ho used In adding to the "ap ' i mlpmi nt of the college. DR. STOTTS l- Zlll lll...rttfl4 IIII1L-. Third and Hoston Tulsa. Okla. Formerly of Hot Springs, Arkansas lllood. Skin. Oenltn-Urlnary nl Venereal Diseases and '" nernl nfflco practice. Serums, Vaccines,. Hlectrlcal Treatments rhoiie O-iigo Hit I City Brief b VI, 13. I.AUDmtllA(Mf. district manager of tho Western Tnlun and formerly tnamtKur of tho lm.il blanch, spent Thursday here. Ills i.rudiiuarters aro now In ilkLiliiimu City. I'KANK FINCH. SOUthwrstnm representative of the lrvln National hank of New York, Is In Tulni for tho week. Itc will attend tho an nual state meeting of bmkern at Oklahoma City next Tuesday nnd eiincmay. Finch utatun that money conditions nre loosening nn In tho east and tit-it fnrm conditions piiunlso to improvii within a short time. I- TIIU FOI.t.OWlNt) bankers were Isttors In Tulsa Thursday: J. V. Fllppln, cashier of tho Funnels Hank and Trust company of date more; J. M, Drowning of tho Firsi l!tate bank of Wynono; A, '. Wise pi es ilont of tho First National ban) .if Ulxby; OoorKn I). Davis, presl president of tho First .National bank norc. TDK KXnCUTlvT: committee o' he American Institute of Ilauklm; of Tulst chaptor, announces tlm iTnnK (ireer will speak on l-Milcn I ve Advnnenment on Tuesday nlslr of next week when the elassen will meet for regular general mcctltiK- C. V. DKNKDICT, vIco-iiresMen' ot tho Flrnt Nationnl bank, F. I'. Walters nnd I.eo Cllntnn.'vlte-presl-dents of tho Union National bank will bo nmime thoie who will attend he annual hankers' tuentlm; n Oltlohoma City Tuesday and Wed nesJay of next week. Till; MKMIIICIUM of the RxchnnRe lub, comiosed of the employes ol he KxchanBo National bank nnd HxchanKo Trust company, were en ertalucd Wednesday nlKht at th" anl. Tlio entertainment commit ee arrniiKod for a lecture and Il lustration on tho process of teflnlnit tnd a "H'nK-snn" assemble finished tho evening's program. HORN TO Mil. AND MltS. O. IS Summers, 006 South llostan avenue ncrcmber 8, a son. Tho mother nnd h.ld are at Oklahoma hospital. OIIANT It. McCUIJXJUOlI. A. K, 'tadshaw and William II. Walker eft yiterday on u huntlnrj trip to Texas. They expect to hunt In the orrltory south of San Antonio and will ho 'nbaent for a week or ten lays. Mil. AND MHS. W. It. I'lUC'i: 2tll Fast Sixth street, aro the par ents of a nun born December I. MHS. D. C. KKH8K1Y of Ionard, i confined In Mnrnlngslilo hospital where sho underwent nn operatlor vesterdiiy. Mrs. Kersey 1 tin InUBhter-ln-luw of K. Kersey, 12C West Ninth street. DKCHKE of voluntary dlsHoluttor if tho Foam Firo Apparatus com mnv was uranted by JudRo It. Ii Colo In district court Thursday. MAUniAOE licenses were Issued o tho followinc Thursday by thi clerk of county court: J. S. I'rlce , When '? Gets-It 99 Comes Corns Go I'alnless, Sure, Quick Is this 12-Drop S-Scciinils Wonder. There lin't room on th time toe for a corn snd ! or 1 drops or "OfU-lt." so tho corn curl up. Hhrlveli anil pcols off In our flnccis no catlly that you nre Imply aatonUhil. tcauie you can't feet It. Don't Ba Cora Crlppl.-U "CU-ll" You actually wonder whether It can h true thut you went along for month" entlurlriK auch mlaury whei you coiiUt have hail auch iy nd quick relief. Do you iluuMf l'rn) II l ur rlk. Your money cheerfully refunded If "iletult" fdlln lie pure you set the nenulne. There l nnthlne elue like "cuta-lt ' Hold hy itruxglata evrrywhere: cuata but a trifle. MM. by K, Lowrencn A Ca , Chicago -Ad t- physicians" warning Htop that cold Is the advlco of phytlelans nil over tho country, who are nware of tho many ills, that start with colds. There Is no need of tho discom fort of colds, catarrh, nsthmn, etc. Sewnll's Supnrene Catarrhal Jelly, n physician's prescription, offers In stant relief and nets as a preventive 1'r.od with lemarkahle results durlnir the last "flu" epidemic. Oct a llibi today, HOC. Keep your nns.il pas saues In a healthy condition. .Sold nnd Guaranteed by nil DniKSisls. i.nt Wants His Money Back "I can thank Mr. o'llrh'ti. a neigh bor, for my recovery from severe ollc atta lis and stomach troubio hnt nearly, forced me lo cro.s the river Jordan. I spent thousands of dollnrs in the past nlnn years for doctors nnd medicine nnd would hhvo died but for my nclKhbnr's n,. vlro to usi Mnyr's Wonderful Hem nily I wish I had the money back I spent for other medicine." It Is n simple, harmless preparation that -emoves tho catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes pruc- Ically nil stomach, liver and Inlcs innl nllments. IncludlnK nppendlet lis! One doex) will convince or money refunded. Advt, I, Tulsa and era Ii. Moore, 22, N'eosho, Mo j I,ouih U Cllne, 21 und .Nina J, HlnnUard, 21, Tulsa i Henry fork, 23 and Florence le, 21, ulsn; D. A. Horton", 22 nnd Alvln 'liahatu, 21, Tulsa. 0 I,. NirKId'.'of Pnllfornla nr tved In Tulsu yesterday for a visit with his mother. Mrs. A. W. Nlekle of the Maniuctli) hotel. Ho Is en onto home aftir u trip to New York. DKCHFt'.H of divorce were Rrant nl In district court Thursday to T scphlne (tteffeii aKalivt William rl. tteffen. (.'harliuo l'nrks nsalnHt Hubert M. l'arks. llVIM.12 SUTTON, former Okla lomn City newspaiierman nnd now n the advertising business there, as In Tu1h.i Thursday. .Sutton, who ' rmerly lived In llartlesvllle, In well lino nn here. f'Al.irOHM.W TO HI'KAK II HUH IMul rinillay. Fruit 3rower Sciti. tary. to Aililu-xt .MerelianlM l'.iul Flndl.iy, secretary of the " llfornla Fruit Orowers exchnnce. w ll siieak before tho l!"t.il Msl linntM iissoi 1 itlmi on "Methods of Modern Morehahdls'.InK" tit S o'clock ltiinlay evening In the inunlclpai udltorluin, It was announced yis 'rday bv W A. It.iyson. serretan if the Itetnll Mi-rih:ints assmlatlon Invitations to hear the sneaker will io sent to nil the merchants In the ItV nnd the general nubile Is ino invited. Mr. l'lndlny, who 'spoko here last yiar. Is considered nn an- horlty In buslners nlialrs, Mlil-I'ii. llliiin Co-di'ii. Young Women employes of tho Mid-tin, cnnituny. who won tile uislness women's silver loving cup it u recent business women's stunt llnner In the V. W, C. A., gavo n 'Jluner In the Y. W. C. A. Thursday veiling for members of tho Cosden Iteflnery Olrls' club, their closest lvals for the run, The hatchet wns burled by tho iinom cs," who voted unanimously not to allow coinpeii Inn to Intet foro with mutual friend liness. llahy Horn to Skinners. Mr. nnd Mrs. I'. D. Sklnnor, 1710 South Ownsso, nre the parents of a six-pound baby hoy, born on wru nesdny. YOUlLLOE F 8 IKmll Attic U. S. ARMY SURPLUS 1 0 9 So. Boston We Are Not 109So. BOSTON 109 South Boston One Block South of Frisco Depot Cedar 1105 Lee HarrinRton, Manager Sand Springs Branch 19 E. Second Street, Opposite Liberty Theater Y. W. SECRETARY LAUDSJULSA T Says Work of Association Here Outclasses Any of Southwest Tulsa's y. W. (.'. A. building Is the best equipped III the southwest field, of Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico, nnd tho local association work among tho most active and progressive In tho field, Miss Har riet H. Van, e, new i d sec retary for this section, said Thurs day lollonlng her arrival ftnin the Dullas lieadiiiiarterH an n field 1 1 If. Of the 11 cltv nsioi liilloni In the couthwest. Tlllsj Is linn of I hi" three having a building. Miss Vunoo Mild, illation or new mourners on .Monilaj The only other illy association In innitilng nnd to other groups mi (.Jklahoiua Is at Oklahoma tiltv. lOiher occihluiiN, Hint will go to Miss Vance, wIhkc duty Is to ad-1 oklahi-ma City early next wei k. vlsu with city iismii i.iuons concern-' - Inir their work, spoke esturiUy to IIhIit'm glfl n found In rlnwl tho hoard of dlrecloiH and a group riuilliin lil- HhIih ii m I eiriy ila of business women Slie wilt talk iinlll I lirlMMiii ilvt. B URNS Covar with wt lurtlnff soa itetwatd apply enlly VapoRui Octt 17 Million Jan Uttd YtaAy VICKS VapoRub uirv W Give KANSAS GOODS Connected With Any Other . a n CHRISTMAS IS NEAR But Be Wise Be a Practical Giver Below is a list of a few of our many hundred of articles. Purchase from our stock and rave money. Come in and inspect the quality of the merchandise. Leather Coats Reversible leather coats in high grade materials. Some have raccoon collars and wool linings; others gabardine living. In light and dark tan. You can purchase coats elsewhere as low priced as these, but we offer you quality worth t wli c e the amount asked. Spe them $29.50 to $57.50 Corduroy rldlnK breeches: new; nt gti.HT, Army O. D. overcoats, re issued, nt 97.Hr, M o I e s k I ii coats; short letiKths, nt SH.H.-. A complete line of rain coats. Army teamsters' caps, now it SI. .Hi Union Suits, new... $1.65 O. 1). Army Wool lilouses at $2.50 Army IJelts 25c Heavy Wool Hose. . .50c New Model Canteens, 95c Jersey Gloves, pair. 20c The above iteois are but a few of our many hundreds. I LLV aLL&LLLB Hav mm laB tB HI M M M m m'jm era m io Mortuaru .Maul). Tho bedy of lt.ilph W. Manlj, 30 years old, who died late Tilcsdav lltght at his home, G02 South Main, nftif six ueehs of Illness, will b shipped to Manhattan. Kan . his boyhood home, this morning. In torment will tako plum them sem Unto this week. Maul) mis pres. dent of tho Dratighon's Itiislue. eollego lu Tuls.i. lie had bei u as soclaled with tho Diiinghous eoi leges fur siileral years and has here president of tho school hete for about n year. , Ilo was a member of bot'i th Masons and the HHts. Ilesldis hi wife ho Is suriived by two you ii, s III. with staff tuetnbeis Friday morning H the high school v. r A In Comfort Your S!;in W ith Cuiicura Soap and Fragrant Talcum nAp,nirtfnmt,TalMni,lV tvryKrr. HrWi (M of ClUtltft LhtAtri4J, (f I X,MJiti,llM s s- nes in feci Milk Chocolato r Mother Nature Is the mnniclun who puts the titty cordial In Vuisar Juicy Cherries. Selected, imported whole cherries ore dipped in cream and chocolute coined. The candles ate then ripened In the chill room until nature turns the ivhvli cherry Into n emooth, delicious cordial. Chocolates diffmnt p&cladtr CITY Air your flection 1 0 9 So. Boston Store in Tulsa Ituhher Iviced Hoots, fabric tnps und wati'rprfiof throughout: jier pair S.VH.1 Leather ruttoes; excellent Krado nt iH7.no Herniation Oovernniimt Onrrl Hon Shoes; Bovernmont Inpecl- ed. per pair 7.H5 Officers' Dress Siloes, pair 7,H5 Itlissett .Shoes 7..VI Hip Hoots from the ilrltlsh K"V ernm"nt'H unpins stock Our company has purchaseil one car load of these. Just tho thlni; for huntlnc. I'alr J.'.H.I I'. S. Army llobnnll Shoes; tho best work shoe obtainable, I .'. ileniilno C.oiernment Chocolato MiiicIiIiik Shoes $11.15 Overall nnd Jumpers; new; heavy r.ide, each . . . SI, Mi Cninph'te lino of ;,i'.itlier Hoots, pair SH.fHI lo S'J'J.Mt A complete line of Army Wool Khlits, renovated but In perfect condition SI!..', .Sweaters, wool and eoui-n, pi leert from JH.RS to .. l.',o Hlue, heavy welitht Work Shuts, each ti.io New Army U. 1) Wool Shirts, heavy welKht, full cut. double olbow'H s:,.in Army ( D. IllanklR, re Issued, nt Sr..H3 Or.iy "I (1'iveriinii in Hbin kits, full i7.i lib' sued. Sl.lir, At my Khaki I'buse.'i h.'h' letter than a Jumper for out door wear o. BOSTON, Connie's" Latest "Good References" At the Strand Starting Today 111 preceillnir comedy succooeH. "niiHtnnce TalmndKo has been KUllty t many endearlnu hut uauRhtv itauks. The Inimitable slur has officiated is nn expei t In affairs of the hear! iMirclifii for n slum r with nintislmt Saturday Is the Last Day of Lyons' 8th Anniversary Sale Here are values in footwear that arc without a doubt tho greatest importance wo have ever offered on reliable quality goods. These bargnns are bound to attract many buyers, so we ask all who can, to shop in the mornings wo can give you bettor service. Your last day In which to buy Men's Women's and Children's Houso Slippers at ONE-F1F1TI OFF. 20 discount. Daniel Greens, "Cumfy" Slippers, Standard "Cozy Toes," Dogville "E-Z" nnd Blum's "Kreepawa" Felt Slippers in all the newest stylos nnd colors. Don't Buy Cheap Shoes for Your Boy You may save a trifle nt the time of purchase through buying cheap shoes lor your boy but pnying a little more insures a groat deal longer service. We con sider SERVICE first price afterward pricing our shoes at a very narrow mar gin that you may have utmost value. By buying them now you save an extra dollar. We give you a dollar back with every pair at $5.00 and up. Big Girls' Shoes at $2.95 Not since before tho war have -n aide to sell you good all solid leather shoes at such a price. Patent kid vamps with kid and cloth tops; turn and welt soles; plain, nnd tips; low heels; excep tional values nt $&.0() and $15.00 Anniversary Sale price Men! Let's Have It Over With! Why cut off tho tail an inch at a time? Normal value o8 business and confidence depend upon the return of the dol lar to adequate buying power. Hard on some of us, but why quibble about it? The friends we make now, at the price of our profits, will be our friends when everything is squared around. Our men's shoes are all marked on replacement prices; $18 shoes are marked down to $1(1.50; all $10.50 shoes repriced to $15.00; all $15.00 shoes repriced at $13.50; $12.00 and $12.50 shoes are all $10.00. Buying your shoes Salurdny you save nnother dollar $10.00; you save $2.00 on shoes from $11.00 to $15.00 stvles about $15.00 Lt -J consequence;, and even defied con vention by accnptliiK tin) hospttnllty it five nice old "daddleii," for a week, without a chapuron. Hut In her latest I 'll nt National Attraction, "I loud Heference.'l," which wilt bu Women's Shoes at $4.85 Kinds that sold for $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00. Short lines of Womori's Fine Lace and Button Boota, patent kid, dull kid, vici kid ; kid and cloth tops; black, brown, gray and combinations ; not all sizes of each stylo, out you will find sizes from l'j to 7 in the lot. Anniversary Sale price $4.85 $2.95 Sizes arc 4 to Sale price . . rl I Tr1 1 115 South Main shown at the Strand theater, com mencing Sunday, Connlo nearly over steps tho holder of playfulness, when shu sets fire to HrldKOt Mul ligan's hoardlm: luiuseH, commonly known as .lournuy's Und, Advt. Little Chaps' Shoes at t $2.80 Any child would be delighted to have a pair of theso little red top, white top, black top button shoes for Christmas. 8. . . Anniversary on all styles from $5.00 to and you savo $3.00 on all ad :i i