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TULSA DAILY WOULD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918.
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WILCOX TO REMAIN
,. AD CLUB PRESIDENT
Members li'-fusei to Aovjt Resigna
tion of Man Who Off urn Serv
ices! to GoviTimii-m.
MISS ROWE FLAYS "SUFFS"
5uffrnj;n I'runilrfl ''In.slrnmrnt of
fcot IhIImu;'' ('r.tham 'JulUt on
AUtrrtlliit
Ji rlrirfr th;it lin y wM l
Jiiou.l to h.iVr ihi-lr .ri'Hhl'Mt )lt tho
hm-vicm nf JiIh muntrv thn A'lvr
tisinfr club nf Tuln n t their hoon
rtuy linn (iron yMfr day rw'uwil to
itf-coj.L r i'ttKnf ion of l'r'rti(li'ht
V;. . VV'iU'Ox, who 1:iM w'i'k ri
fnof an miiniiKT -f th" l'ulillr.
rvlrrt corn .any fin 'I vvrnt to
WiiKhii.trhiM tn otfi.r hi wiylrvti un
it n riKi'i)fr t' the unlhatirti drpiirt
iT'.i'!.'. (h Heniy.
At Hio MRK'HlJnn of T 7F. Orror
tho I'lutt voi liiianlintitjKly to taMo
Woman's Burdens
ire lightened when she turns to thn
ngnt medicine. If her existence Is
iai gloomy by the chrome weak
lessee, delicate derangements, and
gainful disorders that afflict her eex,
llio will find relief and emancipation
Irnm her trouble! in JJoclor Pierre1!
(OTonue Inscription. If thn' over
worked, nervous, or " run down " ihe
a nun new me and strength. U'l a
powerful, invigorating tumo ami nerv
ine which waa discovered and used
y an eminent phyician (or many
ream, in ca of" female complaints
tnd weaknesses. For young irli Just
tillering womanhood j for women at
Ihe critical timed life; In bearing-down
M-nsationi, periodical palix, ulceration!,
inanimation, and kindred ailinenta,
Uie Kavorit Prescription " U the only
nedloina put np without alcohol
ingredient! on wrapper. All druggists.
Liimid or tahliU. Tablet, 00 cents.
Send Dr. V. M. Fierce, liuffalo, N. Y.,
10 cent for trial package.
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Oklahoma, Crrr, Oki.a.-I inffered
Irom a woman'! weakness and general
debility until I took
Iir. Blcrce's Kavorlte
l'rescrlptlun and 'It
has done me more
(nod than anv other
' nt o d I e I n e fever
tXFm' .rVJKS tised. I do not heal-
-tn . - ...
.nw wi ii.iiiiiiieiiu
. lr. I'iurce'i Kavorit
y1 fi i INi&i. reecripiion to any-
r.o&.oouy tor it nan don
tSy me world! of good
ana i am aura n
r" wui neip otberi
M well." Mbjs. M. Jf. Smith, llox 18,
Haute 4.
Dm rel(;natiiin. TIiIh rnennii that
Wilcox will eerve out hie Inrni tut
I'ltMddent of the cluli. iililiniiKh the
OUlli'H of lllll lilfllH will le fulfllltii
liy Vlco-picslilctit I J.J Abbot),
ir, motion of W. 1). Mum, publlcl
Iv director of the :iiiiIiik War Huv
Iiikh r-'t u iji j ciiiiipulKn, Uie incmliiin
iiniccl to ini-miun In their adver
IihIiik rony from now on Ihn fact
tliut June 2 Im to bo W. H. H. dny.
Anll-KiifrrtiKlHl KHiikB.
'J'lu y tjavn a roiiHiMK ri.-:ction nni)
, ut im ovation lo Mia h.n lc.ilu
Kowe, llill'liled yotlllK lllltl Mllffli-
t.jsi of New Votk, who dii:uMi-d t lie
sulit(l fur 10 minute.
MiiffniL'e," kIii. aniil. '! an In-
elriimeot of Horlallmn.' Kbe told of
a debuto iluiliix thn riiwnt New
Vork miffniK.i I'utiiiniiKn in which
alio wan matt hel with a woman
HoclulUt-Hilffi uuettK, at a Mo lall-,1
milting. .Mih Jtowe referred In
i nileuiioK teiina to the American I
hiK. but when her ooootirni mime.
ebe Hiinopecl hir flTlnen. at the i nl-
OIH M nil cori'"lliltllounly lifene.l to
It an "l.ocki ller a rn " ' llei
etltl-llieiit win wblelv aoi.lliu.leil ,y
thn iiikJ l-ri'o," mi 1,1 Mif.H itowe.
"Tho liirrnit;li!x r.ill oh the 'home
heaven anil n. other cinwil,'" ion
tlntleil thr Naker, ".iii.i we mi
proud of the apiliiiii.,ii if tin
mother at you men foiiowc.)
'ii'i'iiTK anil not I n loiiieni with
home life, you wullM in. I he hel.
toiluy Tile Mill fraclxlH II ,1 v,,, ,, I , lie
coinplefo divorcement of woman
from thi Porno ami family ir thn
KhouM romii at, out ll wuhl iu.,111
FOUR TAKEN FROM
DRAFT TRAIN HELD
Only Oiw JtrtclNtnuil ; Tlirro OiIm m
AtHHirrt.
Knur niTi nr hfin? (k-I'I in th
(Irwk rniinly J;iil tit Siiitulpa fin
liK nn )nviiK,itt,.( hv fit- t j v
hiTVlrn bnjiTtl tor i!m- nfy nf Tulna nf i
the riot on )r,irt thf Kff Ml tr.iln j
thnt li ft h'T hit S.itiinL'iy v-n J 11
tx-fLrtnit? thr''-' huiulriil i :i(u-i nun!
to (i tr.itnliiK i'Hp In lMite.i.tn.1 '
Thr rutriir, it n no u n ' tv th
)ik h t.i.ftMl it r 'hi v .ire U'llln-
OLr.uy, K '. Cufly, .Inlm !uhftty ;
jiml .1 , U i.-ts! fij.;. i 'I tir Kim ( i a
I th milv "in , tfi" iti n"'t who I t
11 i iiii.k f ijit Tho oitii'iH h(arih"l tht
tf i in w 1 1 h'Hj t it ut 1 1 "i 1 1 . fiipvi'rn-
nicnt f f M -r.H i
v-lirtfifi' fr nut
thf ttn s wtm ;
v. i,iU v iit Hh
Tut'.ii '
Th four no'.
nji'-i- wlin I'''. '
Ht;iM i f ho i .
lir.
u Km I iik thn
' llt'ti-l'MDIltllK
fhrc iiifn ;itm
rl XWlt fH&VH iff
i f ,iin hf'r( U li-ft
th-i'
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M IWB P-
Ihn proHtlliillon of civilization ,m.
Ihu (liHintcKiutlon of t.oil- iy "
MuloiK! Sl uill Tcil UH Idol.
Phe hi III that the nl.t haml loan
of MorrlH ilili'ltt, the e-x-ialiai en,
illil. tio for inivor In the i ot .
Vorlt City cimiiuiKu, w.m omII"i
1'lelil M.'tloiie, foiini r coiii'i im el
the .port. Malum- m le w mm of
thi! ni firif promim nt Hiiriiiiv- vmoIi
irn. In bin catop.ilKii I f 1 1 , t It t o.j:-.
IVervone lo vote f-.r enfri.o;e. .1
clarloK lh it ho ilol hot u.ml rl, n
to viiiii for him iinlcn ttnv omM
vole for the other piopeHiiion '
"Tho woman vv no M.iy nt home
ami reail u laiolly, Is i.ill,"! hy the
Muf f ruiit! leaih i e. a 'pa riiMit r.' " nIh
concluileil with einlir0.lN,
The club extenileil a lot" of Ih.inlwH
lo the iloiiorH of tin Airioilcio flai;
alitl u -ervliti llai;, cotil, lining live
a I r ft. i
anabieml Ihe Kovcrmnent h mixer,
10 (IllUt teleunilllH to he Henl 'to
Wa-hlnitlon iiivIok a nviviou ot
freight I a l o-t In ' ilihilioinii u aa to
eii.ilio ihi'iu with im-'iHi.tie i.iiei.
N. 11. (itiihniit ivmm lli rei;ul.ir
speaker. llm wum the filth in a
m i'Ich of dlNcurMiooa on lull ertiwutK.
He, talked of 'The Plan of. AilM-i-tlKlnrr
" All advertlHbiK lli.it i. not
Puaeit on a duflntle pluti It) tnoioy
ill Hpenl, th-i eM-aker asHt-iteil. He
A coiiimitlee of tin ee wa.i nameil
Hhijik h ii p i Ik ii. ami eahl It wan
plunneil to not. only have linmi-i'lljite
i' f feet iliirlDK the war, hut alho with
a view to pteparhif; the people for
tlle recoti. I rucl o II pelloil
An llllll.-ttor blile bill caee, pre.
Kcntiil hy He, Klcphmit tiiink fiw
lorv, wim If ") Klft of the day. J(
win drawn by tjh nn t'omloti.
(.holly.
Mm. Joiie- Kred, denr. mama
a Hlie hint made up be- mind lo be
cremiited.
.Mr. Jones (ahaentmlndi-dly) All
HkIiI Tell her to pill o(l her tbltiKa
and I'll lake her along.
local
Of tfl
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naillle,
I, l.llv
I I allH
loan
loan
helm: held are the
irno Intoxicated and
I. ,k corilitiK to thn
hi iimI 'lorn .M'Numnr.i, one
di.iftid men. went Into their
and th.y immediately hh-
I lino, laatin him no pretty
ll" i;ot away and railed for
liillior.Mlea, another drafted
ao 1 piomlnent ynunK TiiImii oil
I'lllion-ilea had bei n placed in
. li.ne i f the Irani hy the local hoard
nod w.ii noi a V. M. (;. A. worker
a ill flrt ri ported r.llllnBMlea tried
ti u'llct the recalcitrant-, but was
ow i powered Ills Jaw waa not
broken an flrit reported but he waa
r-uthlv hiindled. lie waa able,
howiver, lo Hccornpany the train
throuifh to iim deatlnntlnn, and la
now in ramp with the reel of the
men Afterward a bin driller waa
called upon by lllllln(,-Klea to aup
punn the rlolera nd be finally aue
I ceded lu Htibdulng them with hlH
IiMm. accordlrn to report.
At Sapulpa llilllnKHleH refused to
let anyone leave tho train. He Bent
(or Ihe eherlff, who arrived with
Mom., deputies, and took charge of
ihe four men named in ii,.
"im;. In tho meuntlme a police
,mn who tried to hnmll in.
orunKen intrtidera was thrown
the train.
If the trio now In jail are found
to have been the onei who took the
whisky on the train they will ho
vlKorously prosecuted by the govern-
roent.
off
'lly Office lli'arrnnirHl.
Owlnn to the need for additional
room In the city hull nntl for the
sal e nf convenience, offices on the
Ihir.t floor of the building- are belnir
rearranged. Tho room used as Ihe
mnyor'a office two years airn i i.o,,-
.fitted up for Mayor Hubbard. This
is the first room to tho Ha-hl of th
elevator exit. The next room ha
been prepared for tho health depart,
ment ami the third for tho street
rnminlHMloner, M. J. McNulty, Jr
The fourth r.rom will be occupied by
the city tienaurer.
Newsy Shames Main
Street Property King
by Patroitic Spirit
' Mister, don't smoke that cigar. "
Inrty faced, hare-armed and
tousle haired, the 12-year-obl
urchin looked up appealing Into
the eves of the trtm-lookiritf biisl
iicn.s man who bad thrown u (pnir
ter down on the counter and aeked
for one of the popular brands thut
sells in war times for 1 1 cents each.
What Is this?" ho Inquired In
Hiir prise, 'a modern version of
Ten Nlffhts In a Hnr Hoorn ?' "
Saw," and Ihe youngster Shook
his head nenatlvely ".lust a plain
business proposition, lasten here.
If you don't smoke that clK'ir, no
body'll he hurt. Maybe you ll be
better off. Jo without It and lv
me the 'leven cents."
"And why should I (jive ynu Ihe
1 1 lenla?" he asked.
"lis like Ibis. I'm l.iiyin jt
Thrift Htamp. Kvery time I sell
enoiiKh newspapers to make I
ceilta for myself I noes Into a
olKar store and fiels some Kiiy to
do without a clKar. and Hon K'
Into another store and xet home
other Kiiy to do tho same, and
each givt-H me the 'leven cents
and I put It with my .'I cent and
1 buy Kit the idea? Sure, I
thonicht so, thanks."
"When that kid grows up and
owns a lot of Main street prop
erty." remarked the business man
to the elKiir clerk as he hit tin
end from lha smoke that he In
sisted on havlliK, "they'll opt have
to publish bis name for not huy
ln Koveriiment securities. r.v
the way. who owns this bulldliiK .'
Ho does? 1 thought so. rihame
you can't' get unother location
Ho hing."
e a en a a am a a a a jflttftfatfUm 'dfiMoft
Kin
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"How
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That
nient."
Is thut for high?"
Is the Wahlnirlon Monu-
"Walk Upstairs and Save A Dollar"
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lMa4a8SWi1i
The entire family can buy their
shoes from us with perfect assur
ance, of saving an average.of
ONE-THIRD
a
of the usual cost. You do not have
to wait for SPECIAL SALES
you get the benefit of a substantial
saving here EVERY DAY so
DON'T FORGET "EVERY DAY
IS A SPECIAL SALE DAY" here
and you get absolutely the latest
styles. '
1 "Ask Your Friends About Us."
Tulsa Upstairs Sample Shoe Parlor
Over Palace Theater. 219 Yt South Main Street Opposite Kress'
KEMP AGAIN TO BE LEADER
IN DRIVE FOR "Y" FUNDS
Heads Southwestern Ultl-doii; ct
l:ffort III ti o -vs-iirc
1 100. "00. Olio.
H. Kemp of Tuis.,1 wi.i aain
head Ihe sou! h w a-st, i u dep u ini- ni
In Ihe next v. .v. i -. a. iv.h Ion I
CH.ip;.i OieolOiill' I Illri' le
celled jisienlav fnun New York,
where tin- w-.ii woik coim ll of thai
organization met to lai' tilans for lh,.
mining drive, the dale of )v lie'ti was
not -neounccd i "
Mr. hcnip was further honorf'il hy
benif elj'.-tcl a,.inenil,er of the na
tional 1 mpaign -coo, niiilee.
The touncil so as a ii.iiiliniim .
in'iik for tlie. camp. 1 !.-n the i nn of
tliiu.niiii Oini. The campaign prob
ably will I," held In Sepleinher or.
I ictobcr, pi e, , , dliin lt,e animal Ked I
t.'ross membership dine. I
i'. K. litu-hner of Tulsa Is among
those frym this s'a:e who are in at. j
ti-iKlanc,. at the meeting In .Sew
York.
Mr. Kemp directed the Y. M. ('. A.
war fund campaign In the southwest
last fall ami put It over in great
shape. nwinir tn the Increased
amount for the nation to raise luf
t.'mk tli.f time will be Just twice as
gleat.
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AGREE TO UNIQUE PLAN
TO ELIMINATE CAMPAIGN
ll. Howard, Congrciwlonnl f'andl
dato, Aois-pts l-', v. Kins?,
innki-r's ITokimiI.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 4 .--K. '
FI. Howard, stnfo auditor and candi
date for nomination for congress In
tho first district, this afternoon an.
swered the offer K. ' ' Shoemaker of
I'awnee, ulso a csndidate, made .ev
eral days ago. Shoemaker's propo
sition' was ,that state committeemen
from the ten counties In the district
nieet at Tuls.i June H and there de
ride tho nominee,, eliminating the In
dividual .ninp.ilgns that would have
to be made.
Mr. Howard fully agrees with this
plan, although hn is firm in advocat
ing the constitutional primary sys
tem. A few days ago, Howard says.
Shoemaker proposed that the suc
caesful candidate contribute Jl.iioo
to the Hod cross. This wa not In
cluded In the latest offer. Howard,
however, proposes that this be made
od, and that the successful candi
date contribute the Jl.t'Oo In (he
lied I'ross.
It is stipulated that all c.wolidi...
the district 'agreeing to ilu or...
file such agreement with 'the
election board on or before
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posal
s t a t n
June ;
For Sale
The buslne tcs of the Natural lUock :
company, together with all in.ichm-,
ery and lews.. This company Is en-'
Called In tho manufacture) of art if I- i
cial stone and Is located ut No. 61a'
East l-'ourth street, where anyone in- ;
terested may call and net Informa
tion as to terms, etc.
We'll Keep Your Tires Vp
$anditcn Service
Phone 820
LadifB $1,01)0 Keward! 1 ponHialy gu&r
miiff my Rwat cfl.iiftil "Monthly Com
iH.und. SaiVy r Hi:vc nim ot U lnjt'st '
Diotit ob-tint, ubtiormal caum, in 3 to .'
-.N'i h:irni. pain or int'rft?renre with
vork. Mail fl..in. 'l)(itili!o Strt'ntih f- U'l
BnoVlrt Frfto, ntp toi.v Pr T A.
houtiiiiit.du V.enifi? Ps Ji9 Mnin Street,
KaDbft Ci'j, Ala. - . j
People's Exchange
Grocery and Market
111-113 East First Street
Is the largest cash non-tlolivery grocery and market
in the state and is fast Krovvinfj into the largest in
the southwest. That is the reason our prices are
always lower than the other fellow. We buy in
large quantities ami at a low price, therefore, we al
ways sell you high-grade goods at low prices. You can
find i list what vou want in the grocery and meat line at
the EXCHANGE and at prices that are BARGAINS,
liny where you can save the most money, then with the
cUhigs help the Rovs Over There by investing in War
Savings Stamps.
If you are not already a regular' customer of this large
store come in and get acquainted. That is all we vk
for after that visit we know you will become a regular?
customer.
People's Exchange
Grocery and Market
NEGROES COMPLAIN THAT !
LAWS ARE NOT ENFORCED1
ITntoM Made Against laxity of Po
lice lcKirtmcnt ; Vigilance
'oiiinilttiii Formed.
Scoring the. police department foi
l's lax law enforcement and lowing
they were dissatisfied with the way
criminals had I n dealt with.
twentj negroes of (ireenwood aye
nuc. In the nnrthVast part of the
city, hav'o ori:anlnd il.,.iv,. i
, a vigilance committee,
j The purpose of the organisation
1 .s to bring to Justice criminals who
have perpetrated crimen without
number in that part of the city m
then eacaped punishment at the
' hands' of the law. K, u Sadler
I prominent pegro nttornev. stated
i that the t-iw-abldtiig citizens f
senim, of the city would are that
Ihn laws wore enforced mid tin
criminal brought to Justice.
j SCOUT YOUNGER DROPS IN
! Tells Sweltering Tiilsans"h.)iit SnoTv
Hanks He Kan Into.
Scout younger, who is hererhis
1 week Inking after his extensive prop
erty Interests, tells f ,', experience
Ihe bad a few days ago that mnv help
to speed some of us through the hot
spell, lie started to drive In his car
from l.eadvllle tn Cripple Creek, but
half way across he was forced to
turn back on account of a snow bank
fifteen feet high. Scout, who has
had much experience In Tex-is re
cently, says that the border situation
is steadily growing worse. It is
dangerous to r'tdo from one town to!
another, ho asserts, unless :i,e,,'m-;
panted by an armed escort. We will'
have to put troops on the border I
w ithin six months time, if not before, I
in his opinion. 1
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Dainty
Gingham
Frock
For Morning Wear
These fashionable little frocks
ore so practical you can't Imag
ine how pretty a gingham frock
can be till you seo these they
combine grace with simplicity,
the skirts nro gathered, while
sumo are shown with pluin
bodice. The collars and cuffs
are of orgundio and nro in var
ious styles.
These froccks
re shown in
pluin colors,
soft and dain
ty plaids and
neat checks.
Priced, $5.95
to $24.50.
-Third Floor.
Sweaters
For the Little
Folks
Clever garments that will
prove so practical and so
delightful to the little folks
on cool days and evenings.
Mercerized Sweaters.
with sailor collar, belt nnd
pockets trimmed in peuri
buttons. Colors, rose and
canary. Sizes 24 Q rA
to 28. Priced ... JJtDU
Mercerized Sweaters.
Fine quality in light blue,
rose and ennnry, sailor col
lars, sash belts, finished
with tassels, pockets, fast
ened xvith pearl buttons.
Sizes 24 to 28. (J nr
Priced at .". P3D
Silk Sweaters.
All pure silk thread sweat
ers, in lovely littlo styles,
with pocckets, large sailor
collars, twin buck cuffs,
snsh belt, colors, turquoise
and American beauty; sizes
Priced" $25.00
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Baby Shop Fourth Floor.
Important
Wednesday Only
To get Into this column,
articles must be of excep
tional bargains, lots that'
are too small to advertise
in a regular way. We sug
gest that you watch this
column daily. Nothing but
the best values will appear
and co roedown early in tho
morning and get your share.
Toilet Waters.
A special lot ot'Jiigh grade
toilet waters inN good as
sortment of odors, CQ
choice DiC
-Main Floor
India Linen.
A lot of 27-inch India Linen
in white only. T cose
out, the i a
yard IOC
Second Floor
Linen Caeat Towels.
A special lot of linen towels
with hemstitched or scal
loped borders, also em
broidered. Very 1 n
special, to close out.. 1"C
Second Floor
Seco Silk.
A lot of yard wide , Seco
silk in most all colors, ex
tra special, 9C
the yurd 0C
Second Floor
Wednesday's Selling Event
In Silks and Wash Goods
Becoming Styles 'in3
Summer Smocks
Cool and comfortabble to slip on mornipgs
whilc workingn n your war garden or to
wear on HiM outititf trip, are these lovely
new smocks of sheer voiles or society linen,
shown in various styles; some in straight
coat effects, some wilh round yokes and'
without collars, some xvith large square col
lars; others in slipover styles; large fancy
pockets and cuffs; hand embroidered or
smocked in contrasting colors.
Shown in light blue, pink, green, yellow,
some with collars, cuffs and belts of con
trustnfl shades.
Priced $2.50, $3.95, $4.95.
Fourth Floor.
Silk Poplin.
Desirable, and popular for suits,
coats and children's dresses, 36
inches wide, shown in navy, Bel
gian, tan, wisteria, reseda, brown,
gray, rose ,white and 1 A A
black. Special the yard .. v""
Silk Fibre Shirting.
Vcjy serviceable and a material that
washes easily, shown in nr;w pat
terns in beautiful color combina
tions with satin stripes and figures.
Special, QC
the yard JJC
Tub Silk Shirting.
For men's shirts and women's
blouses; shown in richly colored
stripes. .14 inches wide.
Special the yard i'. . .
Wash Salina.
In good heavy quality soft finish, for
summer undergarments, in plain
colors, flesh, pink, light blue and
white, 36 inches wide. Special,
the tfi oc ci 7C co nn
Second Floor.
;.$1.10
yard. '
85c
Popular Fiction
At 60c A cpy
W have lust added a new tot
of very Interesting titles In pop
ular copyright fiction and war
books.
After Rending the book!, end
them to some soldier boy. who
will Certainly appreciate it
Here are Just a few of the
many on sale.
OOINO SOME By Rex
Peach.
THE HOMEWARD TRAIT
By Wablron Bailey.
HEART OK THR SUNSET
Ilex Beach.
HELD TO ANSWER By,
Poter Clark Mtir.Farlnn.
THE OOORF OIRIj By nar-
old MaoGrath.
ANOTHER MAM'S SHOES
Py Victor Bridges.
THE BHII'E OK A MOMTSNT
Hy Carolyn Wells.
BAKBAHA OF THE PNOWS
Hy Harry Irving Ureen
.TEW El. By Clara Louise
Burn ham.
THE BATTY BOOKS By
.lean Webster.
THE I'll ANTOM HERD By
It, M. Bower.
THE HUNTED WOMAN By
James Olive Cunrood-
THE FIFTH WI1EKL By
Olive ingoings I'routy.
THE TURMOIL "Booth .,
Tarklngton.
WHEN A MAM MARUIES
By Mary Hlnehart.
TURN TO' THE IllCTIT By .
Bennet Musson.
WHY NOT By Margaret
Weddemor. '
First Floor.
This store opens at 8:.10
and closes at 5:30, re
lieving our employes at
aa this time to do War
gS work.
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Neckwear, Belts and Parasols
values
We are offering some very attractive
these departments.
Organdie Collars and Seta at 44c.
Our buyers have been fortunate
in srrtiring some special values
in smnmer neckwear that we can
offer you at this low price, every
piece of this neckwear is new
and stylish.
Another Big Selection at 89c.
This represents a selection of the
season's finest grades of - neck
wear in collars, veslces, gulmpcs,
and coat sets, in white and col
ored organdies, pique and radium
satin.
in
Novelty Silk Parasols,
and Sun.-Bain para
sols in a most com
plete assortment. Shown with
natural, ebony, sterling and ivory
handles. Beasonably priced.
Main Floor.
Paul Tttitgt Collars at
The much wanted
style i n laundered
white collars are these
new Paul Bevere
styles which arc very
popular. Cuffs t o
match, the pair. . .33c
Patent . Leather Belts
at 45c, 50c and 6!ie.
2, 2V4 and 3 inches
wide, made from real
leather. Will not break
with ordinary wear.
Here Are Two Exceptionally Good Values in
Curtain Materials Offeree! for Wednesday
Curtain Marquisette.
A very good quality cream
colored marquisette, ' 36
inches wide. Very good for
jiving room, or dining room.
Special, 90i.
the yard LL2.K.
Curtain Scrim.
Eight bolts of very fine qual
ity Curtain scrim in ecru,
cream and white, to sell at
this very special QC
The yard
Fifth Floor.
A Word About
Our
Stationery
We are now prepared to
supply our palrons with
high grade stationery by
the quire or roam, also a
good selection of styles in
envelopes to match the
various size papers.
Crane's Linen Lawn by
lite quire in all sizes.
We do engraving and
embossing on fine sta
tionery, cards, an
nounrements. Prices
quoted and samples
shown on request.
Complete selections of
fine stationery from
Crane, Eaton and Whit
ney. Officers' Tan. The new
khaki colored stationery,
the box, 50c to 95e.
Main Floor. ' .
price.
---Buy a Thrift Stamp
and stamp out Prus-sianism.
nni t i i a uiii.UJiial-i"'i"l.l-L JllfI-l.J""J
Fifth and Main Streets.
Phone 6060
MaU orders sent to us
will be filled promptly
and accurately and sent
to you prepaid, except
basement orders.
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A very pretty sheer material for cool
summer dresses, shovrt in li-.intv
checks and stripe effects; 27 inches,
wide. Special, 1 Q
the yard 1 ft
Tissue Ginghams.
Another very popular summerewash
-fabric, shown in beautiful color
combinations in stripes and plaids,
30 inches wide. . ?Q
Special the yard , JC
- Silk Striped Gingham.
Verg good quality materia! that
launders and wears well, shown in
prettily colored plaids willi silk
stripes, 34 inches wide. CO.
Special the yard DIC
Gingham Voiles.
A dainty xvash fabric, very new and
popular for summer dresses, in '.i-aii-tiful
color combinations in stripes
ana targe piaiu enects, ,ih inches
wide. Special
the yard at .'
Second Floor.
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ALLEGED DOPE PEDDLERS
HEAVILY FINED IN COURT
I liner Mio anil era Mle t'linrscd
With Bringing; Slufr Into
( liy Jail.
i..o,ei .oi.i-. an ai;e.-eii n;-i;i!ii ijj.
won a pois. siripe,! sus s.nn arm
IW in -ash, and Cora, 'Muse, who
alliKcs she is lus married sister,
were fined $;,0 and .$Iio respective
ly ,Mon-l;iy' eflernoon in p
con; - in a ease u herein "dope
in-TV dc-'ci'iplion figured.
.Mie was' -taken our of a room
at tho rlaz.i rooming house -Sunday
jlhnt were brought mil of the Jail
for trial seemed to have had a
sample of the stuff, whether that
was brought in through Mize or not
it Is not known.
Judge Warren believes the police
iiire getting at. the pith of the "dope"
; situation In Tulsa. Tho couple,
In ben sent Mack to their cells,
l 1 K.i..,..-..l Li.- IV..O.- 'to If " hot Ihn
Judge denied them possession of It.
tin promise of good behavior, Cora
Mize was let out of the Jail yester
day morning, her fine In the mean
lice I ti,.,,, hnvlni- been reduced to $
w hich she paid. The police are get
ting at the bottom of tho dope.
proposition in Tulsa, and nre col
luding evidence iOj fast as they can
n'cht." He had !J0 in hn posMCs-Qyie, (Jieyiot'lll ho In shape to present
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"dope"
111-113 East First Street.
Couldn't I'ass Much.
"Dad. thcres a movement on foot
to make a ir.m t ike a 'mental test
before he call eider the slate of
matrimony "
'Then ou 1 : eti.r hurry up your
mairlate to that yo-uns man of
j ours.''
is a complete .
I outfit This, besides a great qiian
iti'y of raw stuff. He says ho has
I the outfit for his own personal use.
I Monday forenoon, Cora Mr.e ap
peared nt the jail to visit him. They
en left alone for a few moments
and after Ills visitor had left the
prisoner whs searched again. An
o'hrr big bottle nf cocaino .was
fieinfl on his person. The woman
was bobL Over haJf (.ho prisoners
case" to the federal authorities now
and then.
WASHINOTON. June . Validity
nf federal Btatutes prohibiting sale
of alcoholic. Ibiuors to soldiers waa
In effect sustained by the supreme
court, which today declined to re
view proceedings ccMiMictlng Cor
nelius O'Sulllvan. a hotel proprietor
of siniilt Ste. Marie, Mich., of vtolat
,1ns the ht.W.
GRAND THEATER PURCHASED
BY LITTLE ROCK MANAGER
Lou IHixvell Hotircs Temorarlty
from fiame; Improvement to
lie Made this Summer.
After three years I" the theatrical
business in Tulsa, liula K. rowe j
has Sold the Grand theater, and will
retire, at least temporarily, from the
show girrne in Tulsa? The purchaser
Is Aaron Iiskin of Little Rock, Ark.,
who announces that next season he
will conduct the house with special
movie productions, musical comedy
and the regular road attractions.
Mr. Laakln has had his eyes on
Tulsa as an amusement elty-for some
time and believes It Is die best show
town tn tho southwest About a year
ico he came here and attempted to
buv the (irand. but at that time Mr.
fowoH would not agree to sell.
kln has theatrical interests in IJttle
Rock and also In Galveston, lexas
The lease held on tho firand bld-
Ing bv Mr. rowell was taken over
bv the new- owner, who slates that
this summer Ihe building , will he
itreatly Improved and everything- will
bo In aplck-spsn condition ior
opening next fall. .
Mr. rowell has nor. '"'",
what his plans are for the future, ' ,.
ho wrlll probably remain In Tills i
Hn came here three years ago fron-
Texas, a novice In the tneairn.
game, and took hold or tne i.rio i
after It had had an Indifferent ca
reer. He put It on Its feet and everj
season has- been a success.
PICTURES BWANTEC
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GERMAN
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Have you photographs, drawing
and descriptions of bridges, build
Ings, towns and localities now occu
riled lv German forces In Fra
ltelulom end Iaixembofirg, and
you likowiso anytuing on o r
of Germany lying west of the b
running north nnd south through
Hamburg? All such material Is much
desired by the government and
should be sent In w ithout uny at
tompt to avoid duplication and with
out sorting. The material shou o
he sent bv parcel post or express tc
Cdonel A. B. C'oxi Hi Ki leenit
Strot. Washington. 1'. R
not bo returned to thu contributor.
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