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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 191
Evangelistic Services Will Begin
in Wesley Community Church
As part of the program of Kev. i Kpworth league nmi a remodeled
Hie t ,,,li.,. Ail ioti it bus u. ireu
M. K. lirill, its paHtcir. to make
Wesley Community chnn h :i rartor
in the community life of v est 1 nimi,
readlne mom supplied with uch
r. . . ' ..i.... . -..in v.i. i ... ........ir,,... of lh T iloi-arv PlKefll.
it series or Bpeciai servii-..R win inini.n . ...
I nri it'H "I " i
nene.l this morning, conducted liy World's Work, Koruin, Kevlew oi
l;ev. ri. A. Lamphenr. Hev. Lamp- , H,vi,w, c'lirrent Opinion, Atlantic
hear Is late of Chicago, but now is; ,u ,.,.. ,i world nod
district evangelist of the Tulsa dm-; Monthly, Illustrated Worui. m
trlot. M E. church. He I.h ft man ; Cross magazine. Youth s ( ompsnion
of wide learning and of bronrt mind, Kpworth Herald, Central tl,r,?,l,"n
nml has had several years' expo- Advocate. Saturday Evening i
nence an a pastor. He Is not of the ! Tulsa 1 tally World and the paator
extravagant type of evangelist, hut j library of more than ho",
Is aunt and practical, and his nor-i volumes, supplementing jno nm
mons will be especially fitted to the! free library, of one umlred Woi5s
people of West Tulsn. He Is a west- , This church has not bornni a'"
ern man, college trained, a graduate; much noise In its work, but n" "
cf Drew. Madison, N. J. I making a sleady growth '""T;
' . ... .i.,..oi.,.. into one of the 1
While the services are primarily , " - ",V of .Veit Tuts
ioi iii ir'uir oi , ....
co-operation or the people or me
city la solicited
Beginning with a few earnest
workers and a weak organisation
last summer. Wesley Community
church has rapidly developed into
a moat efficient gospel plant under
the leadership of Jtev. II. K. Hrlll.
The church now has a fine Sunday
school of ISO members, a splendid
Niiintliil Institution
It ministers to an pnnsns
munltv life, thereby reaching "VM
I to whom the ordinary ui'in'i
not appeal.
American on List.
OTTAWA. Ont.. May 11- Th"
name of It. Voorkis. Columbia. Ten.,
appears In today's Canadian overseas
casually list.
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DANIELS URGES ALL !
BRANCHES TO UN1TE;
NEW EDISON
RE-CREATIONS
Rendered Exactly as
the Artist in Person
Drawn from s photograph of Christina MllU-r singing in dlrrcti
comparison with the Now Killson and prorlnu lluil
tlus two Interpretations ore identical
' No. 82113 Price. 2.00
BENDEMEERS STHKAM Thomas Moore
Christine lllller, Contralto
MV I.OVB BHE'SjjBl'T A LASHIE YKT lames Hogg
Christine Miller, Contralto
Xo. 80U80 I'rlee, $I.AO
CL1MB1NO VP DE C.OHJKN .STAIIi.S . . . F. Heiser
Walter Van Hrunt, Tenor,1 and Chorus
Ll.VI,'AB- ". E. W. Hanscom
iteien Clark and Shannon Quartet, Contralto and Mala Voices
No. 80387 Price, $1.50
FOREVER IS A r.ON'fi. I.ONI1 TIME. Albert Von THzer
tlladys Rice, Soprano
MT HAWAII, TOl-RR CAI.MNO ME U w. Lewis
Oladys Rice and Vernon Dalhnrt, Soprano and Tenor
No- 803 Pr,o. $.R0
Ch.rle8. .A,,LWtLT lEAVRN Charlie T. Tillman
Charles Hart and Edward Alllon, Tenor. Baritone and Male Chorus
MY MOTHKR-B RIRI E rharlia v Timan
Edward Allen. ISarlton, and Male Chorus
Xo. 60182 Price, $1.00
LIGHT AS A FEATHER T. II. Rollinson
Jlin F. Uurckhardt, Iiells
VALSE '"ERICA". Ru(ly Wiedoeft
Rudy . VMcdoef i. Saxophone
No. 50 IBS Price, $1.00
AdffJ."' AT PLUM CENTER Charles Vf. Doty
Ada Jones. Byron 0. Harlan and Steve Porter, Kube Sketch
RtLIVS DOO TOWSER
Billy Golden and Billy ilelnV. ' n"ln( kif'a'ce" Vaudeville Sketch with
Banjo
Adilrcsscs on.... !ir,.
War i i lie ,, ;
Ptujcr iiicl (
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. ATLANTA. ...... . , .
Mary I i:i ni.-.s. yi,. ,; :. . ..,,' ,
j fore the nt urr;, , , . . , t .
' Methodist t:pjs. ,;. h ... ,,.
lirgeil nil I'l.i:,. n.'- ,.r .-.t, i';
unite Inln i,:.K!,; , it i , , v ,
' tUIlt Melhi.iliMs '
j Kecltlim l,,,w the r..,..,,t ,,
I command it. the all.i j ,,r.,
France ha.i innbiii....) t!,,. ,,,.,
cnllizalion itn.i one t:, ip. l(
to meet the jTtiKsian
secretary of the
WlsO UCtlOl, ill, ut
vliicitig I IU -.ill v
Met hotlists MimiM ,
gam Mi'i-r.-.i, i,i),l s
of
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he I "I" S of
i" 1 1',.- .ii i , i ' ;
.-MK In. the
i.cl if tins
,"l"'l a uii-
Aturrica n t
liiU'Wi-e and I
t . : V "in the
i.v.f n.iKhtyl
I
.' I 'llltitll.eil
l PM.;i ! ism i
"'ill unity!
h is hi .nil-;
onward nio emeui cf t
Chri:ui army '
"1 n this Mipren:e hi.u!
the secre'.irv. 'when
haa bless,. !,, j . nit,, r ;i 1
mill love (' the r i . 1 1 , 1 1
eneu in make insjhc fieedom nml
denincracv of ail nut i,.ns... n,, s i
preme dut,- of Methodists iiortn mid
south, Is I,, make utly and a! mi. , ;.
fices that may ,e necessat i,, n, -
llr.e .MulhiiiliKts liro one n.ihiy
church. There Is no excuse for u
northern .lietiimlist church in At
lanta or a .v.i.i: hern Methodist chin, ii
In Seattle tf pol!tlc;-M and Imjm
ness men l-.sve fnrgnten there was a
Mason and luxon line the Methodist
Ciiurchc - ri riot w !.! imivtr
j march in separate columns under
Rfparnte orga nlis.it Ions."
Sccretarv iatnis denied that thl
I war showed that christian civiluu-
tion has tailed.
COMES BACK TO RAISE CORN i
ni -r, - No' Bn I'riee, $1.00
Bl ZZI.V THE PER-ONK-STEP
y or Ianclng Lou Chiha 'Friico."
POZZO ONE-STEP.
'or Dancing Frisco' jaiz Band
Xylophone
Vincent Rose
IV I Hin att No' SO" rrlee. $1.00
I I HAD ALL THE WORLD AND ITS GOLD Al Plantadosi
Manuel Itonialn, Tenor
MAMMY'S LITTLE COAL-HLACK ROSE Richard A. Whiting
Manuel Hornaln, Tenor
0w R0487 Prlec, $1.00
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE IS THE LILY loseph E. Howard
Edward Allen, Baritone, and Chorus
WHEN JOHNNY MARCH ICS AWAT DESCRIPTIVE PATROL
New York Military Band
! Farmer. "4 Years Old, Rcliirm lo
! Ki'iilucky from Alassa to Do lilt,
j 1 'IISVILLI:. Ky, My 11.
"1'ncle Sam called nroVT am here
to answer his call." snid L. Ii. An
; dnrsnii. a successful farmer at the
ace of 71, "and I have come all
) the way from Alaska to raise corn
i In 'Old Kentucky ." Ho presented a
J letter of Introduction bearing the
signature of the Americnn Southern
I National bunk of Anchorage, Alaska
j to the Anchorage, Ky., bank of the
! same name.
Anderson tins been a farmer In
Alaska for years. Practically
all of this time he spent In rais
ing potatoes, malting quite a for
tune on the product. He realised
$50 a ton last year and J4 a ton:
this year for his crop
"I hnd ten tons of potatoes on
hnnd when I left my property In
Aliiska, which 1 gave to a neighbor
If he would do the digging," he
Mid. "I guess I am too old Jo do
any fighting, but I once knew how
to raise corn and I believe I can
'do my bit' beat In this way. other
farmers are preparing to leave
Alaska for the 1 ' ales'. We will
make any sacrifice to help our coun
try "
Anderson lived In Tennessee be
fore going to Alaska, settling there'
with his family before tne civil i
war broke out. He enlisted ri Wall's
brigade and was captured when
Vlcksburg fell.
only ciFnTYaTteach
Minnesota .Commission Issues Order
Affecting Thousand .Tvu hers.
stt. P'l'il. Minn.. Mav II. A re
rent order of I he state safety com
mission, proviilini: that only ( itizcii.-t
teachers be allowed regular em
ployment in the universities, cnl
legin and sehoolH--public, private
or ptTO'-hlnl -of the state, will affect
more Ibnn one thousand instructors
This estimate was. made by Dr. C. il.
Srhiiltz. s'ate superintendent of puh
lit: instruction. I"' Schuloi is
charged Villi etifon emeni cf the
commission's order
It is understood that se-e-a! hun
dred tendinis will I e allowed lo i
servft. because thev ar-' j it ' ci tur !
to hii-enie cltUens :iil the older'
provides that persons who h't
made application for ci'i7"nh'p. ;
may teach. Division in each uull-j
vidnsl case however, rests witii the.
state superintf ndent.
II Is ext eeted that several n.lh n j
Instructors wl'l be perniltted to give ,
wpeclnl courses nt the state tiniver- I
city and Mlrnnwotii colleges, but ft. j
is expcoteii that a r.nmbor or
I professors must seek ernploy
ese here.
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yrnent j a
CONVENTION MAY 14 AND 15
8 West Fifth
7 ixaasm tassi stosu
Phone 595
Mann's Hat Shop
10 East Fifth StreetSinclair Bldg.
We have for quick clearance 100 hats $1.00
each, children's included.
Moollni in SI. louis to Dlsi'uss
Means of Relieving Congestion.
RT. LOT IS. May 1 1 - The first
nrniar-,eonvenln of the Mississippi .
Volley Waterwavs assneiniioi,. which ;
was organized in this cif, las' year, i
will, be ho1,1 ln ''""t1 M,,V 14 ;ir'' I
1 S. according to an announcement I
by James E. .Smitli, president of the
organization.
Letters hive linen sent to all
members of the association, tvtifv
ing them to be present. The neces
sity of co-operation by all the mem
bers Is outlined In the summons
I Methods of relieving the freight
congestion of the rail roads will be
one of the topics liis. ushed.
Invitations have been sent to
governors, mayors, commercial mid
' hiisinea. ortrari.ai ions anil state of.
1 ficlais of Nil the states In the Mis.
s'sslppl valley. Many of these of
ficials have voiced their Intention of
bein prenenu
There Are Many Reasons Why You Should
Your Shopping at Popular Price Store
Remarkable Millinery Values
v
lumiio r of course, . alls for a lightness of nature bat, that
Mlg-Ti.st l,e life a lniddll,W oill of .-, tht H goml to look
iil.o.l .such are it,,, t.ite. arrnals at Coverdnle's Sudors
wloe and narrow brims, pokes and turbans, mKhn..., and
o' .-r shapes with s:,n,..!y uirne.l up brine. IVrky feathers
adorn some and give t ,)., b.-autv. others ,-.. tnin,e.
with b.,...,,,,, flowers. , :!,!. s. I...d..,l ,, ls. etc do
M..-s of (,.,-.,., s..,rs ha... been eclipse! and ,nl..,, h. !,
of he new , sele, t We a,. , , ,llhl, . , f
tullllliel s.
Priccl s: 5ii, ,. nun ,,
also i.u(.i: anmiuimi vr oi i vniMnii i) mhit.s
Vogue. :.ig, i 'b k. I '.in ores...
Hi, li. Eden. I'epn.i an, I other
lines represented in this J,..
p.tl'tlllf lit.
A special purchase Trimmed
Jl.us mi rpcclil Ma ie re
mainder of ibis w nek.
a' $." and $7. on
New arrivals In Ooorgvtte,
Crepe, Mo'ine. llnlr Mruds m
Ida, k and while; priced -
:.rn. $to, si.v.vi. $i.-. i7..M
a ml
White Ml Inns end black :,,.
w hit" cotiibln.it iocs the new .
est hnw u nt
J.,-.U, $111, tl.:,0 and
Veils.
All the new styles In Veils
urn always on ,li.:,l.,v In -e
And ilnn't force: ,u firn
ready at all lime, t,, show
you Ihe latest in t'hildnns
Hats, tailored a ad 1 1 iii.ine i
I'on't fail to viiii tins, one of
t he lare-esl lle;,at ' n cut ' in
t he Hnllthwcs'.
A TUB l
CORSET
Department
Our Coreetlere makes a specialty of
driving each patron particular atten
tion In selecting Just the model
adapted to their reiulrementa. lils
plays here Include the best models
from Mile. Orace, C. II., Miller, Col
lege Girl and others.
A complete line of Miller Corsets; a
very perfect flttlnif corset, ln many
new models; priced nt
tt, tl.KO, 9iM5, $T,,0
. IU:C.ALISTK COIISCT8
Special attention called to our
HeKalistn Corset. We hove a complete
line of Regnllite Corsets in plfik bro
cade, front and back luce; values
15 to 115
A COIISFT WIT1IOCT A LACK
It us show you the Treo Elastic
Olrdle, without luces; priced
IS, 4 and 15
C. B. COrWETS
A blR- line of the latest stylet just re
ceived; all sixes; front and back lace;
pink and white; priced
11.50, 11, 12.50, $3.50, 4, 14.45
SUIT SALE
Regular $29.50 to $55 Values
$22 and $33
These fmit.t rume to us through nnp of
the host inircha.ses we've ever made.
We hoiinht the entire lot from' three
of New York's most renownoil makers.
UKMKMliKR, this is the sensational
Suit Sale of the season, and the values
are wonderful.
Materials
Tricot ;ncs
I'oiret Twills
Cabal d lies
Tweeds
Salvertinim
Taffetas
1'nphns
Colors
Navy
llookie
lleltje
C'oienhaKen
Dray
Ta u
Creen
P.lnck
Itrown
There are hundreds of models. Including every
bii:b class siyle in plain tailored, wnlstcoat,
bolero, clou, norfolk, etc., all possHeiiiK the
dlstlnctlvo touch of fine custom-tailored
mode l.s.
New Arrivals Are Shownj
in (he
May Blouse Sal
M.R.V tlt.4.1, . ., 11.4.1, I7.D5
An unusually Ihiro enllectlon of beautiful new
georKetle, crepe ile chine, voile and nrxnndy
blouses in tailored, tucked and hemstitched
Mtyles, with all the latest novelty trlmminirs.
Kvery pastel shHile is Included, as well as
white and striped effecta.
Complete Showing
Graduation
Dresses
Beautiful (Jeorirctte, Crepe
do Chine. Taffeta. Voile and -itml-
Net Dresses in white, flesh falijjpi
and liRht blue t-ovory new
style, including tunic, belt
ed, plaited and plain tail
ored models; some are trim
med with beads or em
broidery; priced
$16.50
Silk
Skirts
$7.45
25 in this lot; as
Borted colors and
styles; values up
to
choice
.1
."$7:45
iWomen'a
Sweaters
114.00 value Bilk In
latest atylea and col
ore
at
... $16.95
115 value Bilk Fiber
ln lateat atylea and
colors
at ....
$8.85
INFANTS' WHITE COATS
$3.50 values at , $1.98
Many others up to "... $5.95
Do
VI
' 1
Kl l, ' I II III I H
1
r 1
. $1.19
SII.K I'OI I.IN, YD. $1.19
This lino of Hllk Poplin Is H
In, lies wide in several colors; our
$2 value this week
nt
inn; I'KTTK'o.vrs
These skirts come In muslin,
hiwn and Indlu linen; they are
luce and embroidery trimmed
11.25 values for to
- 1175 values for . . . . II.SIl
$2.60 values for ...tl.DA
3. 50 values for 12. to
ciu:ri: poxc;kk, yard ee
This is a beautiful new line;
white with fun ry silk stripes; 12
inches wide; our reRuliir.
doe value; sale price
!::Wc
lUiAOC TAFFETA BII.K
tirucLAi-as in. viii;
S 1-7 5 yd. value, asle price 91.30
12 00 qd. value, enle price fl.4H
t'i 25 yd. value, sale prle. tl
(300 yd. value, aale price $3.25
CORSET COVERS
f.
0c value nt !!9o
85c value at .Rite
75c. value nt 49e
Thean coraet covers are lace and
embroidery trimmed and are ex
tremely well mad.
PKRCAIiES. YARD r
25 bolta of new Hunt styles; small
24c
novelty and stripes.
SOg value at
Our
I.Ml'i aiAI, KlIJi
Don't fall to aen this line of the
new alike; 31 Inches wide; sev
eral patterns. In rolora and sntln
tripe; a 11.50 value
at
CVItTAIN KC HIM
30c valuea at, yard 14c
8 Be valuea at, yard J9e
4 0c valuea at, yarcV I4o
50c valuea at, yard 3U
76c valuea at, yard 40v
$1.19
t.IVGIIAM, YARD Mc
bolls of novelty plaid and
24c
40
tripe dresa gingham; 30o
value; choice at, yard
IiACE CURTAIN 8
$2.50 value, pair, aale price 11.89
13.50 value, pair, aale price lt.9
14.00 talus, pair, aale price U.4S
TOWK1JJ
iOc value, asle price i.yi
3 5c value, aula price goo
50o value, asle price ....... so
(6c value, aale price ....... 49e
75c value, aale price .... . ..6n
86o value, aale pries ....... S9e
TARIiK DAMASK SPECIALLY
PRICED
11.00 value, 72 In. wide, at 74c
11.76 vslue. 72 In. wide, at 11.19
12.00 value, 72 In. wide, at l.4
$2.60 value, 72 ln. wide, at 11.95
LINEN LUNCH CLOTH H . .
$1.75 values at ..Il.l
$100 values at .....1.9
11.00 values at 12. IS
$1.(0 values at tiAS
TANSY VOILE, YARD Mo.
These voiles are In plaids, stripes,
with floral designs ; many beau
tiful patterns to select from. Ocr
resular 16c voile, priced QQ.
this week at
WOMEN'S HOSE c
These ars extra quality silk. fiber
ln whlta or black. Our ?Q
$1 valus at U7C
Special Values in
Men's and Boys'
Clothing Dept.
"no Hoys' Wash Sulla
Apes .1 to 8 yenrs; in sev
eral styUi anil colors,
priced
$1, $1.05, $2, $2.4r mill up
K. $3.45
fl Men's Slilrtst $1.45
)tir entire stork of men's
r''t,rui;ir J irer .iiunw in
fine Knido idilrtinK mater
ials; UiiKe riinue of pat
teriiH and colorings; nil
i.e- l'rench nml stiff
iff ; eo ac
f.,r puJJ
Men's Salts Snrtdnlly
Priced
$20 value Suits at $18.45
$15 value sergoa and fancy
worsteds al $11.4.1
$26.00 value Suits. .$19.75
$30.00 value Suits. .$24. AS
$32.60 value Suits. . $27.50
Cooper's CnJoiuralia
White, fine ribbed, In
short and lonn alecves,
ankle length; all sues up
to 46. Triced, $1.75, $2.45
Men's Athletic Cnlonsults,
Prbvl Special
S5c values at..... Re
$1.(10 values at 74e
$1.25 valuea al 95e
$2.00 values at $1.(19
Silk Shirts a $2
One lot of men'a Silk
Shirts In fancy stripes snd
novelty patterns; all slr.es;
VJ $2.69
20 IKii. Men's Shirts nt
7e Vxu
These sre our $1 values;
nil sizes 1 1 to 18.
at
79c
Men's I'nloiiHiilts
fine lot of $1.60 values
at $1.0
One lot of 12H0 values
at $!.
.Men's Panama- Huts
The new 1 9 1 fl atylea priced
lit . . .$.1.50. l, $.50, $5. $8
Men's and Hoys' Straw
Hats In, all prevailing
shapes nt '
25e, $:i."e. l9e. 00o, $1,
$1.50 mid $2
Men's Dees Shirts
II vnlues nt e
1 1 611 vulues( nt $1.15
Muslin Mirlit Shirts
$100 values at . .
$1.7". values al . .
12.60 values al..
. 79e
II .19
II 05
New I'm I in 1ten h anil
Molmir Suits
Pises from 31 to 4 1; col
ors khaki, bl irk and llnht
nslterns with noveiiv
stripes I'rlceii
1 1 u. I2 60 and
$15
IloV SUirin OHp
Novfltv ulripp wtylm, al
uhltf with military rn.
larn Our 1.2,'
wiilun at
98c
Shoes and Oxfords
Underpriced
This W
Cliililren's Sllp)ers
In black patent end aunmetal; the lane
novelties, air.es 114 to 2 priced
$2.45, $2.75 and $3.25
Same line as above; In sizes 2 4 In I;
at $2.75, $3.25 and $3.95
1 louse Sllpiiers, $3.5,1
Ilenl comfort In these; soft, flexible sole.
They are blHi k and a real kid; $3.60 value
at . ' $2.85
Children's Slippers
Size 114 In II; in black patent and Kun
nielal. 1'rieed speelal at
' $2.25, $2.75 and $3.25
$15 value Women's Shoes. ..."....$' I. B5
$10 value Women's Shoes. er;'"P.'7.H5
Ii; valuo Women's Shoes $1.95
$12 value Women s Shoes $H.7J
Men'a Oxfords, $H.50
;enulne knnfrarno, Klove Krlp. In blsi k or
brown, our $10 values at $.5()
Men's Klmkl Otfords
Men's K'bskl Oxford. This is one of the newet.
with cloth lop, at $7.00
And kid top, at $8.00
Seelul Tun Oxford for (ilrls
Ixiw heel, at $4.50
Women's Kid Pumps
Rlack tmly, all sizne. military heel; specially
priced $5.00
Women's Itrown Oxford
Olnf Krip. military heel; our 1 10 value; spe-
l.-il this weeK sh.uu
A New I'limp for Women
fienuine kid. I.ouls coveroil heel, beaded toe;
special at i . $7.50
Women's Queen Qiinlltr Slippers "
Priced this week $5.00, $5.50, $6.00,
.50, $7.50, $8.50.
"Bora1 Oxfords lnBliu-k Coif
$1.(0 valus Hoys' HhoVs $2.21
$4.00 valus Boys' Hhoea .$2.75
Rises 14 to 11, Uoodyear welt;
st $.125
Sizes 114 to 2, Goodyear welt;
at $3.75
', Men's Shoe.
$ 50 valus Men's Hhoea $5.95
$5.00 valus Men's Shoes $3.95
Infants' Slippers
In patent and kid, tan and black; sixes
3 to 5; at $1.19, $1.69 and $1.95
Worujsti'a Shoes, $12
Genuine kangaroo, lace, black and trray,
military style, with 9-lnch top and glove
grip arch aupport; IU.D0 value; aale
pries .,..$12
Men'a Work Shoes
$3.00 Klk Ijice at... 4 $2.45
$3.6J Elk Lane at t $2.95
$4.50 Heavy vVorV Shws at ....... $3.45
6.00 Heavy Work Shoes at. $4.45
Put your dollars on the
fighting line the longer
you hesitate, the longer
will be the war.
ZtfiZ POPULAR PRICE STORE" J
Put your dollars on the
fighting line the longer
you hesitate, the longer
will be the war.
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