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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1918
3
Var Brings Women Into
England's Business Life
jliny of r.ritain's Daughters
pewlop Hemarkable Com
mercial Skill.
;e. lprocsl News Rarvlce.)
ti.l'N- Me'rh S.--War condl
..... '.re effecting an e xlraordlnary
.ii.riin In the position, work and
....: Iin I'l ... -."'". '
J woi'ldl
hlH Colli"'
-I. Of I PI"
direct
.irk In tireat ltrltaln
nn.le.l n Ktcadlly Incre.iMlng
uneratlon nnd the woman
if (To cnmincrclul nn.ler-
! no k'1'K' r regarded ita u
nvlt)
Three Mrltmn
women whose, coin-
South Wales, comprising coal mines,
shipping interests and docks, Indeed,
whllKt her father wat absent on na
tional affairs In the statee eome
niontha ago. Laity Mackworth man
aged and controlled all hla enormous
srheniea with wonderful tart and
atiillly. And now that Ixird Itliondda
la In the lovrrnmfnl and haa had to
ifsign hla directorship (a ronditfsw)
of accepting office In a llrltlah mln
latryl 1ji.Iv Ma.kwoith haa taken hie
place and hol.la twenty-seven direc
torships. There Is no doubt what
ever that lii la worth at leant
t.iO.nuO n year for what ah iIiim will
earns for those companies, und the
government haa tout acknowledged
her supreme shinties In this way hy
m,rci..l sclivlt im have surprised the j ,pPnun n,r ,,M.(.U)r uf national
ir..ii!i . oiiimiiniiy. maim out m.iay
pi.. It prominent... I oiriuiini
n all. t-rtiit pn. is iiuy MAcKwnnn,
who ! the '' daughter of the
waalt h y l.nr.l Khnnrt.lii. Mie ih h
direct-u managing nirecior,
XM of umny urs Industries In
U WMlt
1 H iflCK''
too-
tr
Imn't f"rgot that the most ef
ficient fire department doesn't
ellniinnln the necessity 0f KITIB
INft'KAN'i'r-'. for In-putting- out
a fire inii. h Inlurv 1m done lit-the
if liliberal or waicr. ami i- ire, in-
nirsnce protects losses ny in is.
II v. HI piy you to Insure thru
THIS anm v fur the reason that
7011 lire ie-jaln of aound KX
I'KItT MMtVK'K.
A portion of your business will
lit appreciated.
BRINK &
KRAMER
l-irel National Hide,
l'hona t.'iT.
service for Wales.
Hlr .lease Hoot, an Invalid who has
huilt up an enormous wholesale
manufacturing and toliill drug hunt
ness artrlhutea much of hla succetb
t the actual work and splendid
brains of hla wife, lady Hoot, who
has herself long been one of the
leading directors of this gigantic con-1
rern, and has In fact, done a mar- '
ivelous iiinoiint of real practical labor'
towards making it what It now la. ( I
J Another Udy. a Welsh woman this
gillie, the Hon. Klalne Jenkins, I
Idaugliter of Lord (ilantawe. Is fam-'
toils for her great business anility,
which has inude her the chairman
I of a W elsh rullway company and
director of si-Verai collieries. Hha
jhaa proved her rapacity to carry on
(these Immense undertakings with
superb skill, und to maaa them still
produce the large dividends they
earned under her clever father's life
long care. It s said "he Is earning
not less than lsr.,0uu annually by her
own skill today.
.1
5 fvl 'I
State Briefs
t'H ANDUCH. Mat e:.' 8 Civic I
pride haa caused the mayor to Issue i
a proclamation calling on tha clil I
aena to help clean up Chandler. I
1IKXKTCTTA. March 1 Mia
I II. Itatley haa died from Injuries
received several days ago when she.
wss caught beneath car aha was
driving near Mpelter City. i
HKMl'l.llKI'.. March t Jess !
;ihlne, who forced A. I' White I i
psy a debt arter beating him up. haa
been arrested on a charge of high
way robbery as a result.
TH EDA BARA AS CLEOPATRA
At iViiivention Hall, four days, stalling Halutday matlnm-. Murcli llth.
TtilPtlOmS: WfKl 60OO ItejtMNCt I 300
I ,
I iKnn. H 1)
nII.Y IIUIT. I Itnblnaon
I Helnir lmt 1 am.
I
Pprtng Manhattan snirta at Lever
ing a. Tulsa. Hotel Klilg.
Hogera Kemn retarned ves-
terday from Mlnersl Wells. Tesas.
where he went In connection with his
oil interests.
Helnir tvhit
nobly llallle.
I'll be
Tim Calendar lor Monday.
I.uipheoii n. I unniial isx-etliiR of
Itusklu .ri fluh. MoilNuiues A. J.
Hucld. C. J. Illii.lnum and 1-ee Clin
ton hostesNcs at Country club.
M
TAKE "CASCARETS"
HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
AND CONSTIPATED
licet for I.lvrr ami llimcls. tlaU
Itrrutli. lUd l okls. Sour Mom-scli.
tlet a 10-cent bog.
Kick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nosn clogged up
with a cold always trace this to
l'rr-Nuptial Compliment.
HS. II. N WRKi IIT has set Fri
day afternoon ua the time at
which she will entertain In pre
nuptial compliment to Miss Helen
C'artter, the affair to be In the wav
el u matinee partv with fourteen of
the brlde-to-bu's friends as guests.
IMphlnn KM'lty.
The next of the Delphian society
lecture series will he Riven by Mrs.
Miia-le W. Hairy Saturday. March
t, when she will address the after
noon clans In the ballroom of the
Hotel Ketchunt at A o'clock and the
evening class In the rlub room of
the library.
J torpid llver:delayed( fermenting food Island Mr and Mrs
In the bowels or sour, gassy stomach, fl". Mesdames . C
EXTRA
MONEY
Wt will pay you for your spare
time. Ii'Mpnnslhle residents In
wr part of tho city can form
I permanent connection with
till company. A knowledge
f your own home neighbor
bend liTalTthat'a necessary. A
hw minutes a day will do. No
canvassing. You now hav or
n get Information which Is
nluable to us and profitable
to you.
Ilethcrwick,
Wagstaff & Co.
lu No. 601 New Daniel Ill.lg.
Third mid Hoplon I-honca
M32-2(llt
Tin Firm You Will Eventually
1i Ilitsinesa With .
1'olaonous matter clogged In the
lr.tei,lnee, Instead of being cast out
of the system Is re-absorbed Into the
blood. When this poison reaches
the delicate brain tissue It causes
congestion and that dull, throbbing,
sickening headache.
Caacareta Immediately cleanse the''
stomach, remove the sour undigest
ed food and foul gases, take the ex
cess Mle from the liver and carry
out all the constipate! waste) matter
and poisons In the bowels.
The first of the Akaka Kama club's
series of International dunces, an
Hawaiian parly, was a very pretty
and merry affair of Saturday evening
In the ballroom of the Klks' club,
(ilrls and men alt were In Die gay
costumes of Hawaii and dancing was
enjoyed to the native music of the
Lester A Utiles
limine. Chester
McKeon and other Itoop were chap-
erones and the dancers In pHrt were
as follows: ' Misses Murlal White
head. Marie Nye, llitsel Herry. Mary
Walker. Nnnml Connors. Kamona
deck. Irma Woods, Maurlns l.ucas.
Margaret Hell, Helen Ardlwone,
Marguerite Costa. Lola Kelso, Kllse
Herry. Cordlit Ahhott. Mary Wslker.
It nt h Kelso. Ileulah Sutherland, Ruth
Hanley, Jewell (laj-beli.. Norma Miller.-
Mathel Croft. Helen Thurman.
Hess Hudson, Ituth Myers, Pane Mar-
"n. Amelia Hroach, (Iraee Cain:
(isriietl.U . Clark. Hick
C. V. Selvldge. Harold
Moore, Lloyd Wystt, Lee Armstrong.
Harold Shaver, Hewey Mills, Lester
Klsher, Cussle Holloway, 11. K. Wint
ers, Kloyd lwls, I'aul Hayes, Harold
1'reston. Tom r'litgerald. tleorge
Smith, Prancis liwis, Clifford Hlni
mons, Dick Wheeler, Tony Twist.
Carl Simpson. Hubert Lebua, Noel
I'ahneatuck, Harold Wandllng. Forest
Punran. Norvell Walker. Wlllurd
Martin and LleuU John Currun.
Annual meeting
Tulsa Woman's club
of
and election
at library.
crown leal chautauwua meets In
library, Mrs. A. K. Ilarrus leader.
The Quid Llbet club will be the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Albert W.
Uolh for an Indoor picnic Tuesday
evening.
IJVompnid War Work
WImto Yon May Serve Today.
Hed Cross headquarters, open
every dny. .
I'resbyterian women, First Church
(Kvery day).
Huston Avenue Methodist church
workroom (every day).
First Methodist women, church
workroom.
Catholic women, K'nlglita of Co
lumbus hall every day).
Daughters of American Devolu
tion. Ited Cross
Drsma lesgua. Ited Cross head
quarters t Monday and Wednesday).
Council of -.IrAvlsh Women, syna
gogue Mon, lav it n.l Thursday).
Tulsa Woman s club, Ked Cross
heailiiunrtei s.
Itovul Neighbors. Hed Cross
Huplist women, church workroom,
everv day except Saturday.
1 list uid classes
NanlsHiiM.
The Narcissus iIuiicIiik club will en
tertain Its friends with the usual In
formal partv Thursday evening In the
Knlghls of Columbus bullroom.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. N. Wright will
have as their guest this week Mrs.
Wrlk-ht's sou. .Mr. Ham Hichardsun,
of Hlirevepef, I. a.
Mis. W. P. Tomllnson entertained
with a niiitliiee party followed by
luncheon at Tea Cup Inn Saturday
afternoon fur Miss Margaret I 'inter
wood. F.lght Henry Kendall col
lege girls were guests of the pleasant
affair.
Mr. und Mrs W. K. I 'ear re an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Margaret Kllcn McClaln to Mr.
C. K, Hancock on Saturday, March 1.
A pleasant gathering among; tha
clubs of lust week-end whs the meet
ing of girls of the Hon Temps, with
Miss Llva Hummersly as hostess
The lime waa drvulad to knitting,
which la to lie the diversion of the
rlub for war time, and refreshments
were served with the Misses Margue
rite Msngan und Nell Corbln assist
ing. Mairona and girls of tha pi y
were: Ales. Inmes Frank Hmook, KS.
ert Conwell, Louie Hammerslyj
Misses Clementine Hrown, Mary Mc
Nulty, Leon Kan, Hess Siuook,
Alma Woodard, Cornelia Hrown,
Josephine Irwin, Marie Colbert. A a
nes liunlgnn, liulse Mayo. Nell Co, - I
...... "I. "-,"""""'!, marguerite palm la to start.
1IKNHVKTTA. March I Joe
Martin, an employe of the Oklahoma
Consolidated Coal company, met
lc nil by electrocution while at work
wlih a drill operated by electricity In
King No. I mine.
COAl.TON. March I - A woman of
thla city charges that 1.000 pounds of
augur ate used every week hy Coal
ton Jolntlais In the manufacture of
"choc" beer. She cells on the food
ci.inmlttee to investigate and Stop
this useless waste of sugar.
I'AWNKB, March 1 Ralph P.
Stanton, agent for the Pawnee In
dians, has announced hla resignation
to lake effect as soon as a successor
can be appointed. He will move to
Yala and give his attention to the
huslneis of the 2'awnet Refining
company.
ADA. March I Word haa Just
been received here of the esrlous In
jury to Mrs. Tom D. McKeown, wife
of Congressman McKeown at Wash
ington. She waa knocked down and
run over by an automobile. Tha ex
tent of her Injuries haa not been determined.
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
WILL NOT SPEAK TODAY
Id
harman IMaliaml Hy Sh-anew
Family) Will Como Hera
latter.
William Allen Whit noted Kan
saa eaitnr ana author, who waa to
hav been lha speaker today before
tha Notary and the other city olubs
or rulpa at a combined luncheon at
lintel Tulsa, aa a beginning of the
1 1 71.000 campaign for the Mad
'rota, roumiil of defense, heme
guards, war savings and other war
activities, wired President Vande.
ver Saturday that ha will be unable
to rome on account of sic knees In tola
family.
Mr. While stated in hla telegram
that he would wire aa eoon aa pos
sible what day ha ean come and If
his family nines la aufflolentlly Im
proved for him to aend thla notice
thla week) an effort will be made to
bring him to Tulsa for a big meetjng
of all Tula clubs for next Monday,
which la the day on which tha cam-
The Woman Who Changed
By June Phelps
A Casraret tonight will sursly r,,. nr,.i,i AiiLin v.nn.iKt'viii
straighten you out by morning. They j. j lri,t, Keger Mitchell. John Mo
work while you sleep a, 10-cent box Junkln, Karl Conaollv. C. 11 'achrr".
from your druggist means your head j T. Itnblnaon, Wealey Smith. A. O.
clear, stomach sweet end your liver ! Hums. J nines Mcdillis, rainier Uu
and bowela regular for months. leeplte, James Kennedy, Paul Iver-
WHITE
SOCK
YARN...
$1
HANK
Khaki and Gray
, Specialties ,
lllh-g-s,e Woo, Trn Tor
witting .ril.llers- and sailors"
uiflta. Special attention to
"M Crow Lnilg. Churches,
eta
the
KNITTING
SHOP
117 sniTH
'aooe at 5
HOST
Tubas, Okln
Dresses $13.75
Twenty-seven dresses, valued
sell Monday only, at $13.75.
A'o Exchanges No Refunds
I
up to $27.50, to
Come early.
'So Alterations
SUITS
New styles ar
rivinjf daily.
You can save
money by buy
ing your unit
upstairs. We
sell for less.
COATS
All the new
"hades, priced
to save you
enough money
to buy your
self a Baby
Bond.
SKIRTS
Silk and wool
in all the new
colorings. See
our line of
skirts and get
our prices.
mli'S. Main
Upstairs
Phone 5190
STNorsta. . f-
After a litres stents' eeurtsfcla, H.l.i
Milner, e rosstry girl ef sls.leen, hss
married (Jeers. Ileoerd, at.e lw.nl !,
asd ion. i live is lh silsdU wstl.
Ueorf. ilard it s situ ef Us siMl.r
tul, Irtttsrlsl Dps, waa tdislr.i esly res
t.rtsitos autlltlsi Is wiisita. Hs toes '!
cevsrt Ihtl kit potltusset girl-wile lm
net teslona ro hi. Id.sl f eooiwkoxa. sad
rrnd.r. b.r Bitaeakl bf etslrsetlsg b.r
with aladgs l-orlng s waaisa el his world
brfnra ht sil ll.l.n
Mtdft Leritig la s hasdsons, eyelral.
fierferiix polasd sod drna.d susisa wha
aekt b.li.l in naser pr.l.nd. to Hht
'pula idatt isle Kalsa'a k.sd, wresg Mett.
iputlllai lha yeung wile whe is trjlng It
j every wtr te adiuat heraell ut bar kasbtnd
tssd le riiy Ideta tad eonfesildsa.
Hales kia s beastifal seme ssd s ear
whirb litorge will nue-ellsw bar le Itarn le
! drive, allbe ha lengt to de ee; ka eon.idara
ueh aiiinr.. "unladytlke'' and "sisssl.k."
he Ib.r.rare devotee hera.lj te the ruS'
. slag el her praiiy borne freed!?, Inf.nl
eu.ly, the eihibiit lk Utile besa le b.r
j " allers until . kar baahsod, keeriaf Ibrs
Msdfa luring e( ker delna as, b.ga bar to
- d.al.l Iroaj what ks tasaidera se efclldlah
a sraeliia.
Helen, staking the atlitaka of taking all
fdiaplea.sre lor wssisg love, abwhieiy re
! .roarhi . bin (or bia cbtnf.d assnser lo
jsard har, eosstasily reaiiadiaf hist of bia
i devolies ef eihar days wairh nalurailjr
iresa te wear), a nan el Ueerge llewtrd
heceeaary s persohar Indlviduailly
If she Is to be popular.1'
Von lv great stress upon being
popular, dour you, (leoigcT'" J
asked.
I'ormlar Hix-lnllv.
"Certainly! why not? If one Is In
soclely, they must be of It or they
certainly are not a social success''
Just then the i.ell rang and Annie
announced Vlr. and Mrs. lining -so
laving me further discussion of a
subject In which I hud acsnt Inter
est. I really wn lalber frightened
of this social life which Oeorge
seemed to think so necessary.,
iron poor de:ir!" Mia. Irlna
rnsliel. after her husband had been
Introduced to ma. "Docs your arm
iiwiii yore iHtriiy.'
Not so much this avenlne
HEALDTON-ARDMORE PIPE
"LINE TO BE LAID SOON
Collrro Oil Company WIU RutM
ond lane for .Vrdraore Itefla
arte..
AnriMtinH. Ohla., March I The
Collne oil eompany, a eabeudlary
tha Santa T IUIIay company, haa
announced that It will build another
sis inch oil pipe Una from HealsHcn
to Ardrnore. When the Una la com
pleted the two line owned by thla
company will have a combined aa
parity of 14,000 barrels a day. Tha
charge made for transporting nU
there will ha I cents a barrel. Tba
Una la being huilt especially to care
for the new refineries that are under
construction In the InduetrlaJ addi
tion north of Ardrnore
Ituy Pahy Hnnds-T-t'ncle Ham's Tonla for Ra4 BWo4a4
Americana
Some Shirts Have
Short Tails
and some are skimped thru
the body-cut as tho Mr. Hoover
himself might design them. '
Our Star Shirts
re bosom companionsand
comfortable ones; in the pret
tiest fabrics and ' patterns
wVvw ever shown.
2 to 15 S
Tha printer made a mis tab and left our nam out of
thla advertlsemsnt -but there'e probably enough Individ- '
uallty about It (or IdentlflcaUon. By tha same token you
rwcogfilso our msrchsailise, by whoever, whenever and
wherever It la worn.
Phoenix Silk HotUru48 hade$ In ttotk
MAKrrio.
Rhould young brldaa take their
former sweetheart on their beney
moon trips? Young husbands think
j. decldeflly not. At least Tom Moore,
wss nulls painful until the doctor i ""aband of tha famous screen
urerriHl
It aguln this afternoon
replied.
"Huch cuts are sometimes dan
gerous," Air. luring Mid.
"Ho the docuvr anld," I replied
Then I went on raw) told with much
elaboration of tisnrge's skill, prais
ing htm In extravagant terms, wind
ing up by saying: "but lie knows
how to do- almost everything "
inn lire very fortunate to have
.Inpatient aaiure.wjhea ha eeslrscia lh "lurried such a psrrfon,'' Mrs. ljr-
i aabil oi staying -wi efeniasa. the wain
lot b'm lisrlsll, sphraidisg bim ea kia re
turn
Tbes as Inrideat ktppeee wbirh Basket
; Hales think aba bsa ef.edrawe bia segieci
'ef ber sad tortured herself ssneeeeearllr
lth (rsuadlsat ItBSflBlngi regarding bia
llo.e; la s (llfhl sslaasoblla scrldeol, in
' wbirb aha ll neretjr brsiaed, lbs young ha
liaad gaikert kar le hlaj flercalr, tbsukinf
use isai ass is set tinea.
In relume, I, Isuglilng
I looked at 'Jeotge, gnd his fa.a
visa hard and angry. I had dls-
..,--ii nun m some way, nut now.
beauty, Alice Joyce. Ihot not. and ho
kicked and fumed and ralaed a lot
of noise about M not whan he mar
ried Alice, but when ha married tha
irresistible comedienne. Madge Ken
nedy, in her new picture, "our Lit
tle Wife."
This delightful story comae lo tha
Majestic tomorrow and reviewer la
New York and Chicago have de
clared It "the heat rheer up tonic
of the month.' Madge Kennedy, who
for several year had been starred
on Itrnadway, was said to be tha
it?,1?! ,,-19 MWABDl'l ps.ltl.el. I
WJ si; ,r,.fui ilonlhly - i
bjrj4- s'"r reliefs. ..me of the
I aj i j ' 'imaie alisnrnal ra.ee is '
) .WM S, h'm I'sm or liu.rfer- I
""sm l "'"'' M'" 5(M s-sHble,
a. T' I- Booklat fr. Wr... ,A.. .
ee B-nithinttos Basiedy Ca, 1.9
e, Kansas CltjK. Me.
Asthma
There U no "cure"
M but relief la oft
a wrought by
RHEBMATISH
TAAB '"'LSCKirTKiN
t ms rhewnetlare
M,bli " ,h cskereoe
aWMf
Is .. .,. .1 aeig from the
,,'v1W)ltii,lfIorl
the arte arid
.welling
I aors 1
Tlh
Vgtme M.
Licensed
Hair Bobbing
Hair Dressing
Marcelline
Facial Treatments
Manicuring
Soft Water Shampoo
Chiropody
Graduate Operators
313 South Boston
Phone 622S
1 -fw r
rnllrW
CHAITKIt VII.
The neit day my arm pained me a
good deal, but 1 scarcely minded It
because of. the memory of Oeorge a
heartfelt words:
"Thank (kd you weren't killed "
The doctor had draasnd my arm,
and had told me that but lor my
huaband's knowledge of first aid the
cut might have proved very serious
because of the loss of blood.
It wsa another proof of (Jeorge'e
efficiency. It seemed to me there
waa nothing he did not know. And 1
was so voung, so unversed In all the:
things which had made up hla life.
Would 1 ever leirnf
Iff course, Oeorge had telephoned
Mrs. Ijorlng of the accident, and she
had been very solicitous over it so
he told me. That they wouhl rome
and call the next evening to see how
I waa I never dreamed, so I waa
much astonished when Uerrrge came
home lo dinner that he suggested 1
chsnge my dress.
"itut why, Cieorgt? We are going
nowhere "
Tlejne do aa I ask. Tut on some
thing d.Ajnly, one of thoss tea gowns
I bought you. They are so loose they
will not bind your arm." The doc
tor had Instated that 1 use a allng.
And J had fashioned one out of a
broad dark blue tibbon that matched
the simple housediesai I wort.
I s.ld no more, but immediately
called Annie to help me cjiange. I
put on a chiffon and gonriretta crepe
lea gown with angel aieevea. It waa
pale blue and lavender, a Krenchy
combination which had pleased
Oeorge's fastidious taste when .he
eaw It In an exclusive shop. I could
not find k piece tf ribbon the same
I'olor. so had to use white for a sling
Hut when I agstn presented myself
to my husband In the sv.fl trslllag
gown, with even stockings and slip
pers .to match. I waa repaid for my
trouble by his approval
There! you look a little different.
It Is wonderful That proper dresvnng
dors for a woman. You must learn
he rolnrs you can wear and then
keep to them. Individuality In drew
big find of HIT for tha movie
I never dreamed that It wis my!4'l(t. Kvery picture aha haa made
pre I us of hltn: thm he resented n.vtise ten a bis; winner and aha
saying what I hail about hie) ability, (seemed to Jump Instantly Into na
t.corjto Is Ulstilcasoil. i lion-wide popularity with har first
I noticed, too, s peculiar look on appearance on the screen. Her eyes
Mr Iwlngs fa.., a cynical look that and her smile are as much written
.-.li ." c" nny " (about as Mary I'lrhford'a curls. She
"Th,, l er .l ''. 'r"n ' is ranked by crltlca aa the Lading
you get It? It is loMly?" IS !. ?ai- m?
jnd exquisite artistry. "What would
become offensive in tha hands of
any other actress ah takea and with
"tleorge bought It fur me. lie has
exquisite nixie. I told .them.
King for Aniili:'- Usorae Inter
rupted. ' I did so. an. I in gsve hex- an order
In 1 low tone rtlirvwent out and re
turned in a few n.oiiiti.ts with some
Wine and sweets I hluxhed once
her Inimitable nalveta puts It
snd rushes you laugh at It."
(Ihe writer.
Well, in -n,ir Utile Wife''
over
says
Miss
nu-re that I (m l not thought to order j Kennedw finally agrees to marry
some tefreshment for our guests Tom Moore, her sweetheart, but
people with w hom my hut-band bad lust aa they are alerting on their
oeen iniiinaie nerore i
knew htm
Itut I had no chance to nr snvthms
for tleorge took Hie conversation
Into his own lis mis. snd they Isuglied
and talked about people of whom I
never had hesr.ti of things of which I
I anew nothing.
I felt left ojl I wondered If they
reillied how resllv left out I waa.
At home we never did ihst- never
talked of thing, of which people
with us knew nothing, without ex
plaining. I had yet to lesrn thnt soclely peo
ple often inc! the kindness of heart
possessed by the ml. I. tie classes. And
I hsd much more thim Hist to lern.
Much more:
After our callers had left I suld
something snerit them, to which
tleorge replied Hniui'tently I fsn
cled there wss a look of -s!mot snl
mnslty In bis eyes Perhaps I waa
supersensitive. thought I surely
htut said or dona nothing to annoy
him.
Tomorrow It I. Hard To
I nil.-r-tsiid
(Copyright, Jul" by i;orge Matthew
Adama I
Pprlng Manhattan shirts St I-ever-Ing's.
Tulsa Motel p.ldg.
Iteglstrullon books will be
opened t It lil n a few dsvs for lha
registration of votrgsi for the coming
munk Ipsl election. The Uw requires
that the bpoks shall be opened not
more than twenty nor less thsn ien
ls.vrry necessary to the woman who nsys oriore mo riecuun, wiiuu win
would ba wall (owned; almost aalto on April I. .
honeymoon she upsets him with her
capricious demand aha must take all
her former sweethearts along with
them. Husband Tom kicks Ilka
smoke about It, of eouree. but little
Madge sfflrris she won't "Bo a etap''
until the old flames are taken along.
It's a bright, sparkling refined rom-e1;-.
written by the noted playrlght,
Ki'gar Belwyn. author of "Nearly
Married" and other atage and screen
successes.
dueer. Thla act, however, la one of
tha beat Hlalay perch and tumbling
navelty acta eeen In thla olty. Tba
four Petltaei are tha perforenere and
they are wonderful artists. Pearl
brethartt and Burns preeent an act
entitled. 'Vaudeville Vagaries." It
la replal with arood talking and
singing and la a regular riot of tun,
There la an exoellent gketch fea
turing w woman and a man la
"Don't Ua to Mama." It la a
aerwamln fares and one fully ap
preciated by men and. woman. Tom
Hrown haa a splendid not "In Pllaok,",
Ha la some corned tea and danoer.
Tha whirlwind dancing act of latlay
and Baliew la vary clave". Thar
are two good oomedles and a Brett
five reel photoplay tearurtn A Ilea
Joyce and Mara MaeParmott in fTBO
Woman Betweea Frlsnds,"
prina Manhattan shtrta at Lavwr-
h(-a. Taiaa Mta Bid.
BROADWAY!
n0) nif VeadarvllVi nt-fc mh j
phiya. fnatarlasf Alio wraraa Mas1
Mate mm iiiev vny
"THZ WOMAN
riHnresit 1 14, fttVf. wiMl.
iaodov'llel Si.-, 1ti, ;M.I
Wee-lt 1ay r-sUl-lssM. , Ml
NkytMa ae1 tasiUya..ia M4 U$i
MfJTRKIUwswl
i, . . v v . s- ) -. i ::'.-
ay Wtaf fM-t-s-t f ';
SliU m Today, for the lasat TtaMM
Tha ropalar lrlah sVwawM Stsar
Desmond
William
la aa laewanly latrrwallin Dnm
The Captain pt His Soul"
(Hennas- T. sUnJuutra TtkrilHn MsraattasB Siotry) .
A Is a Mack instil Coanrsty With
POLLY MORAN ami BENTURPIN
"Sheriff Nell's Tussle ' -
how II:!., 4, !, TiM and tit
rrkwsx, Matlnoa Bad Mailt Ion, Oilldresi to. War Tag Kxura
Tomorrow and Wednesday
MADGE KENNEDY in "OUR LITTLE WIFE1
Supported by TOM MOORE
MIUAIWAV.
The vsudevllle bill of five acts at
the Itroadway theater starting Hun
day afternoon Is built for laughing
purposes only, the last act being the
only one that la not a laugh pro-
r A cup to suit
vovrtaati?
INSTANT
POSTUM
can b ntMl Any
Mo boWrvf A MwMrtc
STRAND
MILDRED HARRIS in
"The Price of a Good Time"
A Lois Weber Production t
The Mysteries of a Young Girl's Heart Laid' Bare
Schedule, 9:45, 11:15, 12:30. 2, 3:30, 5, 9:30, 8, 9:30
Prices, Including War Tax
Matinees, Adults 11c, Children Sc
Night, Adults 17c, Children lie
stay War Having Miami, Kvery Utile Hc4pa
Grand Opera House
AO Thla 'K'erfc, With Matlnevw TneaHtay, Thursday and PaUarday
"Little Peggy "b'Moore"
Nn a Moving rktam
piaa la Use STth werk of tlUa rwmpsuiy. Many thaaka fray your
CVstoiiHl Next Wr-k -Til K INUXOWSI VOlfK
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