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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JUNE 23,. 1918.
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HENRY C. EMERY IS
' HELD BY GERMANS
Namr of Seven American In Hun
Prison, Including Prominent
; lVoniuiiiM,
WASHINGTON, Juno 12. Names
of beven American In, nrrmin
(Prison camps reported to tho war de
partment today ty the Herman min
istry through Iho r-':iiinlh embassy
nt Berlin. include that of Prof
Henry C. Kmi-ry, tho itconoml.it find
former chairman of the I'liited States
tariff commission, who was oap
tiireil when the Gorman occupied
the Aland iHlanilH.
When laat heard from Professor
Frnory was ut liberty, living in a
Stock-Reducing
Sale
Big Discounts!
" AXMINSTER RUGS
IRON BEDS
SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
. AT 20 OFF
BABY CARRIAGES ROCKERS
TABLES CHAIRS
Selling this week 20 off regular price.
REFRIGERATORS 20 DISCOUNT
J; B. HAWKINS
FURNITURE CO.
L
201 East Second.
MUSIC "HUNGER .
The concert season is over. Except here and there the the
aters are dark.
You need not wait for the new season; you can have real music in
your own home this summer. You can have the re-created voices
of the world's great ifttists literally re-created by Edison's new art
in a way that makes your own' veranda or living room the world's
greatest stage.
? NEW EMSOM
"The Monograph with a Soul"
Is the Instrument of Which the St. Louis Republic Says:
"The. problem of music in 'Iho homo js solvotl when "tho
Rinj?inK of tho jrro.-itest artists is made possible by an
instrument thai does not betray itself in the very presence
of the, artists."
VISIT OUR STORK
We want to kio you a pleasant hour of music. No
obligation. Y'i will not be asked to buy.
5 West Fifth
NOTICK Please do not ask us (resell you F.dlson He -Creations f you Intend to attempt to play
them on any other instrument than the New Udlson. No other Instrument can hriniT out the
true musical (pialUy of Hdison He-Croatlons. Furthermore, injiuv to tle records Is likely to re
sult if you attempt to play them on an ordinary phonograph or talking machine.
hotel nt l,nuenhurg. Pomornnlu. ThcPOURTrf OF "JULY WILL BE
stale department within the past few; ' '7..rX.. '
dovH K..t hoiuiry . to whnii.r! BIG DAY AT CAMP FUNSTON
ho would bo pcriultled to leave, tier-I !
ni;i riy.
At Vllllngon: Mout. John R Ab
bott, Ht, Paul, Minn., ruptured Mar. ti
?! nt I.aginoourt; I.loul. llobeit II
.leffery. t'riloptpwn, Pa., And Abra
ham Straus, Nv York city, rup
tured March 21 at. T.emploro.
At Itranderphurg: Havld Johnson,
Marcus Hook, Philadelphia, f.rst of
ficer of the ship Atlantic Hun, cap
tured In Irish sea February IS.
At Imrmstiidt: Prlv. ' Sidney
Klnoh. Oxford, Knglnnd, cNptnred nt
Verdun March 4.
At r.cynith: I'rlv. Hector K. Pll
rnan, -Mmot, N. !., capture. I March
1. Professor Frnery Im held at the
prison runip nt 'I'm hel.
Virile Natural.
Prriph Why do they call thin irm
hone ttie humcru?
Hoph - Prohahly because It's riext
to the funny hone
Phone 30
Pi
lonoorai
a-3
Street. -
JVi
Putrlollr Aildrcwt Will Ik- Delivered
by General WimmI mid (,uv.
ernor HH'pr.
CAMP FI N'STi iN. Kan, June
The Fourth of July Ih to he a "red
letter" day at f'arnp Kunslnn. The
big relehralion will he featured hy a
pa I rl ! io pageant' athletic enntcs's
and npiakint hy Major Genera!
Ifmnrd ood, camp f nninmHf:in',
and Govern",- Arthur Capper. The
home folks of (ho soldier will he
! II. c gucnia of bono
and the camp
'.Oil he open to vliillora the entire
il.iy- at lean, the regular visitors'
da hour from 10 a. m. to 5 ; .1 0 p.
rn., will he ohfiervr-d. That will en
title tho inolheri. fathers, wive
hy, e,o heart), and niativfs ta a seven
and n half hour vi.-'t with the sold-
; Jer boy
' A road nice en wren f'anip Fun
1 tori and I'ort tiiloy will opn a big
, ii ih loth' prnitram. It will he oon
! eluded at the divisional athletic
; field, cast of rnmp headquarter. In
the afternoon at the army tity hasc
hal park a push hall game will he
started Next In order will he a
baseball rune between the Camp
Fumitori team arid cither the team
from I'.'imp Ho'Iko or the Cireat
; IikeH training fllatlou.
The uddrafies of tienrral Wood
arid (lovernor Caier will ha de
: l.'vered ut 10 o'clock In the morn
. nut ut Die divisional athletic field.
: 1 1, ihe cvcnlriii a Hpr'ctacular, patri
otic, historical piinant will he nivn
under the rllierllon of (leomn V.
Itrooks. camp dramatic director, and
the V. M C. A. The npffennt will he
ttln wjtti the rllscovrrv of America
i liv ColurnhiiR. Till! will lie followed
j t v replleua of Important national
events, liiclinllnK nliuut fifty aeenea.
Kach Kcerie will ha supported hy a
Ifirte chorua of nlnxera and per
forrnera. ,.It will tin one of ihe ipoat
extenalve enterlnlnnienla if Ita kind1
ever attempted at Camp Kunnton, it
Is aald. A noted anprano aololat ha
hren pniiKi'd to take tha leadlmt
vocal rolo In tha patdotla elnglnn.
The climax of the pageant will he
an elnhnraln acene representative of
tho present world struggle.
The atriRe for the pacennt will be
a natural one tha hillside at the
divisional athletic ground. It will
commence at a p. m. Hy special ar
ranKetnenta vlsitora will he admitted
t to vlalt the apectaculnr performance
from the Oolden Pelt hlKhway.
NOT TO. PAY COMMISSIONS
Manufacturers Mailing A(trcmrnt.t
WIUi C'nitriirt Itrokcrs ItclpaiHil.
W ASIIINCITON. Juno 2S. Manu
facturer a a result of the depart
ment of Justice's Investigation Into
contingent fee practice will be re
lieved of the naceaalty of paying
conimiaslnim under agreement made
with contract brokers, according to
opinions expressed today by offi
cial of the department of Justice.
This would save millions of dollars
In the segregate to contractors. It
Is believed, and prt of the saving
mav nut off prices paid by the gov-
Portraits In ollJumes Studio.
Phone 595
State Briefs
CI.AUHMOFIIC, Jun 22. Only
three pnaonera are now confined In
I the It'iitcra county Jail, two s'rviint
'aenterii's aa a result of conviction on
whisky charges and one heinx held
! for atteriipted rape They are Oit-
fish I ilrkeraon, Ci. t.'ornett and I;on-
ard Mayflcdd.
I c,AI!I:mOUK, June 22. Practi
jcnily all of the oat and wheat In
j HoRcra countv have now been cut
donna- two week of the preliie.M
j Inmost weather ever experienced In
this county. Ituln Is now hadly
I needed for the com which la suf
fering under the unusual hot June,
weather.
MN'DrUV, June 23 Wheat 1"
yielding aa high aa 35 bushel to the
acre in thin section, .1 v. Hnddlx is
roriklng an average of 25 bushels
from hia 7.1 acres George Myers has
2li0 acrea that will make nearly that
average. J. W r'.arrert h cut fiir
I hundred acre that will make an v.
jeraga yield. F'ractlcullly all wheat in
Ithia part of tho county hna been cut.
CLAPI'l-MortlC, June 22. -Utile
opposition. If any, will he made hy
Iho people of Tlogers county to thi
people of Colllnsvllle voting on go
ing to Tulsa county. No part will ho
taken In the election to try and In
fluence the people of Colllnsvllle to
remain a part of lingers county, the
entlment being to let theni decide
(or thoniMelvea with no c'Jtalde in
fluences.
' fiKLAIIOMA CITY. June 22
Members of exemption boards are
being Informed by Adjutant (iener-
a (ilpson that It is highly Improper
for them to discuss with citizens or
registrant the action of the board
after such action has beenltakeri. In
stances of thi kind have been called
to the attention of the adjutant
genera! who takes It that board
member do not realize that it Is a
breach of military discipline. The
adjutant general. Is suggesting that
all actions with reference to closal-
flcation of registrants should bo
taken In open board meeting, with
all member present If possible. "It
Is improper for any member of the
board to discuss with the registrant
tho question of hi classification ex
cept when the board M in session."
CI-Alt EMOKK, .Tune 22 The
home of (: I. Tanner of this city
was visited by a burglar Thursday
night. The man first sat down to a
sumptuous feed from the Ice box and
then ransacked the house tor val
uables. All ha got wiu a child's
hank containing ti In small coins
Mrs. Tanner awakened and scared
tho Intruder, who fc'as barefooted,
away. Ho carried with him enough
eats to Inst a week. Ills course of
flight was .marked for a distance by
broken eggs from a bucketful which
he had taken. Finally he stopped
the hen-fruit leak and the trail was
lost.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 22.
Further restrictions will be placed
on the nso of sugar after July 1. It Is
Indicated In a communication re
ceived by C. It. Adnes, state food ad
ministrator, from Mr. Hoover The
visible Supply of sugar is not being
realized aa It win first thought. It
la explained. Mr. Ames may Issue
an order to tha effect that manufac
turer of products In which sugar Is
used who did not file statements
with him, as directed, might be cut
off from further use of sugar. There
are a number of such case. Mr,
Ames says, In which these state
m'ents were not filed. They became
delinquent Juno 17.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Juno 22
Announcement of the action of rep
reserttallves of the railroad adminis
tration and the Kansas City, Mexico
A Orient favorable to the govern
ment taking over the property will
be welcome news to cltixens of tho
western part of the state. Tho
Orient goes through Oklahoma from
north to south and Into Texas, treat
ing n territory of some two hundred
mile In oklnhonia. Cltuen living
along the route appealed some time
ago to the corporation commission
to ask the government to take over
the road. For a time It was feared
the matter had been taken up too
late, but the railroad hoard promised
to consider the condition of the road
as presented by delegations of citi
zens affected. W. I. Humphrey of
the Oklahoma corporation commis
sion assisted In presenting the case
for the road.
! MrAT.FSTK?;. 'Ju
22.
-Once
again has the patriotism of Alder-son
I been tried and found true. This tlne
jit was not a matter of purchasing
. war R-ivlriKS stamps, or donating to
the Ued Cross, in which this little
; town has doubled Its nurda for each
icall. Incidentally. It might be added,
jthat a certain rfegro has discovered
this fact to his sorrow. The afore
jsald negro yesterday evening pre--Isinnably
imbibed of the cup that
i cheer, according to the people of
jATderson though they disclaim fur
nishing It to lain It is alleged that
while In this condition he hired an
auto to haul him from this city to Alder-son,
presumably to attend to1
i some business affairs. Whether It I
i was the scenes be gazed upon as he
jaat In this car, on hia arrival there,
or the sturr he drank that prompted
him. Is not known, but the people of
Alderson do know that he stood up
In the car a'rid started to praise rjer
many and the course the kaiser is
pursuing. The first few sentences,'
j were overlooked by the people, hut
: when he stood up and shouted, hut:
rah for Germany; down with the al-
j lies," he taxed the good humor "f j
Ithe Alderson folks Just a bit loo j
far. They arose up en masse and I
I whipped him with ropes, their hands,
i boards anld everything they could
! secure In their haste; whipped him
as no man, probably, has ever been
! whipped nnd lived to tell about it
! If he still lives.
OKLMIOMA CITY. June 22 -
Complaints, have reached c. R Ames,
state food administrator, and J. M.
Aydelotte, chairman of the stalfl
council of defense, that tlircshermen j
refuse to abide by price for thresh- (
ing recommended by the two bodies
here Saturday of last week. Tho ;
prices were 17 cents a bushel where
the threshernien furnished every-1
thing, und 7 cents where all was
furnished by the farmer. Twelve
cents was recommended for w heat in
shock and 13 for headed wM:it. i
Chairman Aydelotte of the council '
of defense todav directed that county
councils of defense in those counties,.'
where the thresher rnen refuse to!
adhere to the prices, take the matter;
up and call a meeting of farmers:
and threshernien. Mr. Aydelotte ,
said each county would have lo set-!
KENTON RESIGNS FROM
COUNTY ELECTION BOARD I
Fred Kitchen Candidate! Iiiivlsvm Is
A Iho Mentioned for Phier l'.ut
Jii-fiiw'H to Consider It.
Joe W. Kenton has ros.gnnl as
secretary of tho Tulsa county ejec
tion board ecaus of his candidacy
on the l)rnocratlc ticket .for state
representative.
Kenton has boon a valuable mem
ber of the board for several yeais
He and Hay Short,, the 1 leoul'liea n
member, have done the hulk of the
work In conducting the rrranv i lec
tions that havo been hi.id during their
regime.
An effort Is helm; made to have
the yirnney filled hy a liernoernt
fit unriuestioned honesty and one. if
possible, who has never been classed
as a politician Han .1. iMvtamn Is
being mentioned In this conniption
and while ho lis refused to con
sider the proposition It is likely that
he will he drafted for the Job
It Is understood- that Frod Kitchen
is a candidate for the place and "'ob
nlily will have the b.-ieklng of Ken
ton himself. The two have been per
sonal friends for a long time.
The Hntl-inaeliine I lemocrals are
said to srrenuouslv oppose the np
pointmenr of Kitchen to the place,
principally on account of the fact
that he has played too prominent ft
part In past political flrrhts here and
would likely bo prejudiced in many
iilMances.
The s'-cretary of the election ho:ird
hns it in his power to conduct either I
j honest or dishonest electlona, and ,
while the Republican leaders are tak.
twir no aetl(i. part In fllllm: the va
cancy. It Is thought they will be sat
isfied with any man of the tjpe ot,,
pavisson.
Cash Pulsing Kale.
The J r, Hawkins Furniture Co.,
at 201 Ivust Second street, will give
n big cash discount all this week on
beautiful axmlnster rugs, furniture
"t all kinds, iron beds, springs rind
mattress", davenport, tables and
chilrs This I the greatest oppor
tunity you have ever had to nave
money on house furnishing.
RUGS
Arc easy and convenient to clean,
attractive in appearance and reas
onable in cost. We have a
Sample Line
cf Wilton Velvet and Axminster
Rugs, 6x9 to 9x2, which we are clos
ing out at bargain prices.
These rugs are suitable for office
or home. The patterns, are of
modest shade and tone agreeable
to the eyes of those of superior
taste. It will be a pleasure to dis
play them to you.
Field Stationery Co.
Others Have Slogans ftut We Have thp tinods
Complete Office Outfitters
5Wt South Main Phone
For Sale SO-Acrc I .ease
in section 2o-'27n-.iC, near tho big Diamond Oil com
pany 1,400-barrel well in section ir-27n-3e. This lease
is -li. of a mile from the hip .Diamond well, which is con
sidered one of the bij-rprcst discoveries in the mid-corf?
tinent field this year. Will sell all or an undivided in
terest if you desire to make a hundred for one in a year.
Write for further information.
H. H. ANDERSON
care of John S. Graham, Enid, Okla.
Thoughts to Think About
The thoucht today Jirlngs action tomorrow; destiny 3 fashioned
by what we think and do.
The weather, the styles and the
total of mot-t people's talk.
Iiefp.it multiplied nuike success mnrq 'lasting.
I am! I can! I will! These three in one bring victory alone.
You can pell your htisinc.. or borrow money you can exchange,
rent or lure an tiling and everything quickly and with the greatest
of satisfaction to yours.it through' the use of The, Tulsa World
Want Ads.
Head the Want Ad'pagi a in today's Tulta World.
Today la tho Jlirtbday of
Henry Ward Jieecher
Is It Yours?
Juno lit, 1013
The foremost preacher In America
and one of tho foremost men 'of the
country - that was Henry Ward
needier. He was horn In Litchfield
Court . of a large family of children,
another of ., whom was Harriet
needier Stowe
Tdni'n Cabin.
author of L'ncle
I'.eicher went through Amherst
with no thought of becoming a min
Inter-, hut with great enthusiasm for
studying public speaking. Itut he
did decide to study theology, and his
first church consisted of nineteen
women and one man, In a tiny vll
1'iue near Cincinnati. He preached
and ho also swept nut Che church.
He"!. cranio fumoiiH while holding tho
pulpit In a church in Indianapolis,
find was called to Plymouth Congre
imtional church In nrooklvn, when
he wa yet in his early thirties.
This church was capable of seat
ing 2 TiOO, and often a thousand more
crowded in to hear him-speak. HI
tv pe of religion was so different
from what, w.-.s generally taucht.
that ho drew thousands of non
rhuroh members to hear him and his
congregation was the greatest of any
church In America. He was a won
derful orator, probably the best In
the country. lie was antlsl.ivery,
and when it seemed ns though Kng
lrip.d would help the south In tho
civil war. It was his lectures In Eno
hit,d. tli.it prevented serious Inter
vention. He preached "evolution and re
ligion" wlyn other ministers were
snll dennuncjrii; evolution as
atheistic. His i.lod was not n moral
covernor. hut a lovinj father; hi
teaching made the Bible a book of
counsel, not a set of laws: his re
ligion was broad-minded, based on
the idea that the iroverning principle
of llf" was love. He died in 1SS7.
(Copyright. ltl, George Matthew Adsias)
(ige 1807
Tulsa, Okla.
neighbor' faults make the sum
Elizabeth Ami Looks
AboutTownandSheSi
The management of the New Ma
jestic, which it Is said will be the
most beautiful motion picture house
In Oklahoma, wishes to announce
that it waa Impossible lo open last
week , a advertised owing to the
failure of some of the equipment to
arrlveV However, everything will be
Installed and the theater put In
readiness for opening at 7:30 Thurs
day evening.
The War Ravine stamp, was
thought out in order that the woman
of hiiiuII means might romribtitt her
share lo winning- the war us well as
Ihe woman with a, large allowance
or Rood Ukxiiic.
Following; a morning of shopping
or work at the-Hed Cross surgical
dressings and sewing room. Join
your friends for an appetizing, cool
ing luncheon at Tea Cup Inn.
If you were unable to meet thr
terms of sale of a Iillierty bond In
MMt campaign, cortnlnly yon cuu
buy several War Having stamp.
The exhibit of Young's Chicago
art galleries still la attracting atten
tion and Interest at the Tulsa Art
and tiift Phop, 620 South Main
street..
Thr newest are thosn with
fine mesh over the face and a' deep
border under the chin.
The skin requires more than the
Usual attention to keep It In condi
tion this trying weather. Our as
tringent treatment prevent exces
slvo perspiration and otherwise aid
beauty and healthfulness. The Vogue
Marlnello shop, 17 East Fourth
street.
The woman who travel In a suit
should have 2 or S smiirt vests uf
pongee and while pique.
Our tea and luncheon room, al
ways cool and attractive. Is an Ideal
place in which to linger for lunch
or a drink. Delicious ice cream, milk
and fruit concoctions. The Superior,
614 South Main street.
In shoes, the baby Krenrh heel,
plain pump and new colonial soat
pump vie with each other for popu
larity. IOvely'summer hat In rose, tur
quoise and white chenille, ostrich
feather with mailine covering, and
tnfft-ta and georgette combination.
Some pretty things In satin embroi
dered In yarn also are being shojvn
at Miss Herold's, ti. West Third
Are yon giving a portion of your
time each day to war work? If not,
liu should not let another day ipass
mil bout looking up the ncarcHt licit
Cross workrtMirrt In the neighborhood
In which you lire.
Fine
New
Rug v
Patterns
Our rug stock represents makes from the foremost
manufacturers whose products are well known for
excellent quality. Also rugs for porch use.
Buy Rugs Here at
a Saving
Or for that matter any other article of furniture for
the home.
Cash or Credit .
E.
SVCCKSSOR TO 6kL.IIOM A
207 East Second
Read the World's Want Ads
ays
War Savings Staipt
and liabu liorul Wctk
is icith us. Again ns
they have in the Liberty
Loan and lied Cross
campaigns of the pant,
will the women of Tulsa
prove their patriotism
and loyalty by aiding
the men "go over the
top." Uncle Sam fig.
ures you should, buy a
Baby Bond for inch
$100 of your income per
month. So if you can
not aid in the campaign,
your bit will consist in
the purchase of lUihij
bond.
The combination of a beautiful
portrait artistically framed, can lie
secured only at the de iliieMre
Hivkln studio. The newest thiei: in
frame for tho army man's picture.
West Fourth street.
An lndlsiiensablo nej'essory of tho
June war bride' trousseau Is tile
"war-bride" lint which I saw In Hie
window of a fasblonnblo shop ii?.
terday.
If your skin needs building up and
improving, and every woman's dues
at this season of the year, try Mury
Ahbie akin food. The Mary Alibis
hair tonlo also will be found an ,-iul
to-beauty during tha warm season,
when he halt la likely to begin f ill
ing. Mary Abble lleauty Pr.rlnr. -113
Robinson building.
ltmr (ni-nciin" mill ni rniiinii i ois!
day should lie In proportion to the
work you are doing ut the Kid Cross
rooms.
Handsome wool and silk suits for
the vacation outing at a great sav
ing. The Demorest Ladies' Shop,
60 South Main street.
Flower toque still are considered
smart and stylish, hut the hat with
flower cmwn nnd braid or fabric,
brim chupcau Is by ull odds tlic fa
vorite. Have yon ever had luncheon ot
dinner at the Superior Tea room?
If not you have misRed a rare treat.
Business men and wortien's luncheon
36 cents. Dinner CO nnd 75 cents.
After all a one-piece dress of taf
feta or suiln Is the most satlsfnelorr
garment for train or motor travel.
Do not he misled In the matter of
trunks, suitcases, grips, etc. Ws
have the exclusive agency for the
Hartmann wardrobe trunk. The
Elephant Trunk factory, 108 South
Main atreet.
A sleeveless Shetland sweater
should Me a part of yotirfvacuiion
wardrobe.
Your feet also need special atten
tion these w'arm summer clays. We.
employ two graduate chiropodists,
whose work has proved entirely sat
isfactory with both men nnd women.
The Vogue Marlnello shop, 17 Fast
Vourth street.
By nil mean you will need a trim
looking traveling suit for your vaca
tion. All Ihe department stores nnd
women's shop are offering these a!-.
a wonderful saving now. Do not
wait too long to take advantage of
the opportunities offered.
A Size
Tor
Every
Room
AVCTIOX FirtXiTPHF, CO.
" Phone 236
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