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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2G, 1918.
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SLUMP OF RED CROSS
FORCE HINDERS WORK
llidinrters Report Nod for 150
Women at Onw to Make I p
Allot nwiit of TulsA. '
DEMANDS OF ARMY GREAT
Way Rohlnd In the. Amount
Ilaiidngca mill ;iirmenls Sup
MWll to Produce) lli-rp.
of
Thcre'a reason to I,cHivi the reiin
ell of defense wimi't far riii;.
w-hen It adopted Ita anlbmu-lctv res
olution lout week. Tl)'' rolini-ll li.i'l
In mind, evidently, cnndll Ioiim Ui.it
that nrn confronting I In- workers In
thn various Itrd Cross units through
out the city.
An R i). H. mil came out for
central hcaditiini n i "f Hi" It'-'l
Cross fur additional workers. There
bus been audi .'i n 1 1 1 1 ri ) i In Hi" volun
teers until there Is iin Immediate de
mand fur 1MI worki-n, "nil mi I-mm
the numl"r of women Iihtoik'-i, the
fiunta ii lid output of the units Is ga
in tn fall.
In tin' blindage department there
In need for seventy-five n.innn. nnil
In the oilier departments, fifty addi
tional workers -t respond,
Improved ciiri'l I tlnriK. plenty of
electric fans and ti patrlotlo In
centive., the lied Cms rfl-r fi-i-l,
should feel the workrooms In every
part of tho i-iiunty.
Recently the council of defense
adopted. a resolution reipiesllnit thn
society pages be suspended frnni
the newspapers ninl Unit "II so
cial fiinctlnnH be eliminated, no thnt
nothing would Interfere with th
war work. At that lime, nothing
was mild about th" slump In Hi"
workers ut the Red Cross, head
quarters, lint the council In wild to
have had thin Information before
It when It took t0 radlcul stand II
did.
'The pollry of letting someone
else do It won't produce the Hud
Cross quotu," a member of the runn
el! told Tim World. "Tim workers are,
urgently needed und patriotic, women
will, w are sure, understand the al
titude of the romirll when we sug
gest the suspension of these, things
Hint ure not essential to winning the
war."
A number of hat hrohes are being
mad, and the heavy material In
very difficult to handle. StroriK
women are i-aperlally needed for thin
work.
"COKE" AT FOUNTAINS
ALL A RANK IMITATION
I-
Coin Coin Supply I.vhaimti'tl anil
None Coming in l.onc II" Sugar
hliortngc Iti-iiuilii" s
K you "call It hy l' f"M name,"
! yon won't Ki t It. Ynufa Ciinfitlenli.il
! uilvk-n from u lod.i fountain man.
jho drew one or Ihn runto r. It
j wan eUilent Iho drink lacked iioini'
, . , ,
'l-n , liBloiner ilnnc I It. Looked
miuirlm;ly "l Iho -io.I.i Jerk. Took
anofiier Hip.
K;iv. Ihm Inn't 'coke' In It?"
Will to tell you tho irulh, II
l-n't. It'K u BiihHtltute. A .i inat
ter or fart, there iHll't H drop of
iin ,n ivinp In Tulsa The fac
tory him It ii uko iiNed up ItH il.olil
,,f hub ir Hut confith nllnlly, I think
I'm k-oIi-k in net .v harr.l nlioul
July I "
Ho If your "coke" iloemi't have
die iiuntii, wait until July 1, When
the Inn i el ar riven.
Dcmpscy and McCartu
Sign Articles for
Twelve Rounds Here
P'lmrill I'l Till) World.
KANHAH t'lTY, June 21",. Jack
ImiipHoy Mined urtlolrH totlny to
niei I Tummy .Mci'urthy, north
wintern heinywclKht, at Conven
tion hall, TulHit. Monthly, July i
The bout It limited to twelve
round. McCarthy will arrive at
Tulmi Friday. Innimey will or
live at TuIhii. Huntlay niornltiK.
ConCpei In llrcww.
WASH IMiTi iN, June Ii5. Treal
dent Wllmin tonight Kavn hla ap
proval lo pinna of coiiKreaalonal
lefcclera for a brief recpae of conKreaa
while the new revenue bill la belnK
prepared by the houae wn- and
ineulia cominlt.
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Today nd Tomorrow
wi a in 1 iHWWWamiwilUI ' I mm TTJ t I
CONSTANCfe
TALMADGE
THE
i) JJ HONEYMOON
Also Showing "Girls You Know
with iM'uullfiil M-ciica lahl-tit
Niagara Falls
CollHlanit' Tiilmiidiro ilupll
rntea tho amtfawH alio tnuilo
III "liiioli'mniT" ninl "Scan
dnl" In Ihla her latent plt'lurc
Shows every 75 minutes after 11:30.
;R0ADWAV-2?
COOL AS A CAVE
ONLY
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Today's feature film spectacle a sensational seven
reel picturization of Herman Whitaker's famous novel
"THE PLANTER"
Starring the Distinguished Actor
Tyrone Power
Also a Two-Rcel Comedy
9 DON'T MISS THIS Q
. ALL-STAR PICTURE U
mi.is PROGRAM nm.i.s
Adults 10c Children 5c
Plus the War Tax
ORDER NUMBERS TO
BE DRAWN THURSDAY
linker Will Tail Out l-1iit Number
or New ItiKlntranlH; WIO.OOO
Ut I let fiMltlun. ,,
WAHillN'flTON, June 55. - 1 ra w
lni Of order numbera for Uie H00,
000 merit who reirlstered for mili
tary aervlco 1,-mt June 5 will be held
Thuraday In th name committee
room In the aenalo office building
In which the flrt yret natlnniil lot
tery waa held a little more than a
year aio.
Secretary Ilaker, blindfolded, will
draw the flrt number from the
bowl at f 3D a. m.. niol the aelet:tlon
will continue until nil Ihe rnpaulea
cotitalnlnB the ma-lcr numbera have
been removed. With n maximum u
1.2'nl men eHtlmated from the dla
trlt ahowliiK the laiueHl ri'Klstra
tlon on June !i, It "la expected the
necont) lottery will bo completed
within three bourn.
The order In which a reiflitrant'a
number la drawn Thuriibiy will de
termine only bin place In one. of tho
five claaaea to which he may be n.i-
alKtied. AHHltfntncnt of fi reulHtrunt
to tCbiaa I. la practically certain to
entail hla early call to eolora If he la
rihyalcally fit ami. If he la Riven do
ferrcd claaHlflcatton, hla pn-otlon In
the other cliotiK'H in of llltlo nio
ment. Attachea of the (irovoat marHh.il
ireiierara ataff tirobably will draw
the rnpmilca. Am aoon na ft caiianln
1m aeleetrd It will be handed to an
other attache who will open It nntl
read aloud the number It contalna.
F.ach ti u nidi r na It la drawn will
he written upon a larwe blackboard
placed In full view of all In the
room. Thla board will then be pho
tographed. Knrh local hoard will be furnlnhed
with on official report of the or
der In which the numbera appeared
an thejr will he able to make up lia
bility Data for their dlatrlcta. prepa
ration of Biieh llala will be poat
poned until the new rettlatrunta have
returned their queallonnalrea.
Beven daya have been Unwed for
filling; out and returning theae dm-if-menta.
f CONSTANCE Vp O : , W' 11
l,SrirNriepia SELgcT'icTuiig hmsm8mJWim&
A acene from 'Tho Honeymoon," n fine picture, with Conat.inre Tal
mndire aa the alar, which la appearing at the Jllallo for tho laat times
todny.
TO DECIDE HOW' CRUDE
OIL SHALL BE BOUGHT
Commend'a World's Progress
C. .1. WrlKhlmnim of New York w.im a ncst of Mr. I,orton of The
World at Hie luncheon riven to the board of directors of the chamber
of Commerce butt l-iitlay at The World bulldimr. Mr. Vrb;htMman
commrntM on the luncheon und Tim World aa follow:
Tulxu, ikl:i., June 21, 1918.
Mr. Ktiffene T,orton,
Killlur Tulaa Worbl,
Tulaa, Oklahoma.
My dear Mr. J.orton: -
I bee you untl MrM. I.orlon to accept my alncere th.'inka in lionor
Inc me with an Invitation to the atipcrb lunclveon ami baniuct of
lant Krld.iy noon, mill kivIiik me an oppurt unity of iiicctloi; your
riiiireaetitutlvo cltl.eria and commercial club dircctora. The confi
dence you have ahown In thla city nntl at. He, by the very laruo ln
veatment you have recently made In Hie newspaper ' field, may, t
truat. redound with profit and auocosa way beyond your preaent
anticipation. Von nrn entitled to the iiiohI loval peraonal auppo.-t,
not only In your bualneaa enterpriae, but for the broad xauipt yuu
have act, endeavoring to mold public opinion for broader concep
tion of the reiilalto government policies for national betterment.
Ht'ltloin Indeed doca a newapnper owner Ret hla full reward for
the lahor. atreaa und hazard involved, but h tloea if the enjoyment'
of one of the moat reapona.ihlc poHftlttn In lifo appeal to him, ami
can. If he ao dealrea, render hlmaetf of rcatiat pondihlc uat-fulncas
to hla fellow mt'ii. '
With lilKheaf peraonal reRurda, I nm very alncerely your friend,
C. J. WtlMbtaman.
GRAND TO HAVE
POPULAR POLICY
Meeting In CIiIi-mko Kxportcil tn
llcwh KccMiui on l'li'Ul Prhva
tif firavlly I'lnn.
KperUI to Th Werld.
C1IICAOO, June 25,-The meet
ing of the producera and refiner
here will donhlleaa decide whether or
not 'each field will have a price act The firand theater will open ftiin
for crude or whether nil will heday, June 30. wild a aumnier policy
bought on a gravity haala. At yea-'nf niiialcal comedy and feature pic
tertlay'a meeting of the producera H turea. .The doora will open dally at
wna tinnnlmoualy decldeil that the' 12. noon, and the program continue
gravity baala waa a failure andiuntll II o'clock p. m., the houra of
would be a failure, now if 'put Into mimical romndy'i being 2:30, 4:30
effect. , 7:tr, and 9: SO. The price of ad-
Aa the' altuntlon now la. there la mlaalon will be 10 anil 20 centa.
a wide diversity of opinion na to I week day matlneea 10 centa. any
which avatem of huvlnu oil 4i theiaeat. I'l.-nty of fans are being In.
moat effective for the winning ,,fatlleil and anyone will he able to
the war and for co-operation nuiong illr"li In at the Oram! theater and
producera and reflnera. have n comfortable ae-it any tlmt
It la being worked out and a later 13- no,m' 11 o'clock p. in.
report will be forthcoming. Crr-"d wltneaa the beat In motion pic
falnly there I. no more Important ' '"' mi.a.cal co.uedy tunefu
laaue before the meetlmr than la be-I'" ,h' rnr ml K'K,J ,0 1("k at un''
Ing held here. The reflnera were In ""'''" l0- '
aeaalon all the forenoon with J. S. ' sth"Ii
n!r.r."Iln.!i'e,t,ri,r "'Ul ",;,"y rH' 'n "The Trail to YeMerday." the
it -2. i . n i . .. Met ro All Star Serlea picture Mar-
It waa Inipoaalble for the re- , , .. ,,.
flnera to agree but a Inter report may I n,,, strun,, lH,n,r w,i,irmiay
how thnt there la concerted ac i nf, Thurs,,iv, the hero buys the
tlon among them nil. Theae aamo TlM -m fit'' of a Mexican blnck
iiueatlona were under dlai-nanlon nt Kurd Texaa ttlanca. John Uuncan.
a Joint meeting of the reflnera and ,tl(, owner of the Pontile It ranch, ia
producera all afternoon nnd n aub- j nlo abettor of the Mexican acoundrel
Committee haa been In aeaslon labor-' jn alt of bia i-rooked acheine. He
Inualy working out a plan that will and I'.lanca plan to outwit the hero,
he agreeable to all nnd that , will I - i.-ikotn," ami In ortb'r to foot him.
help win the war. llmncan loana tho Mexican omc of
hla, cattle tn enlarge hla herd. Mlanra
own mark an 1 arrangea with Punran
rebrantla Puncan'a ateera with hia
to call and claim bia cattle. Thua
"Dakota" ia made a common ruatler
but vindication comes in a moat un
expected way.
Popular Price Store Specials
For Next Two-Days Selling
NEW
KHAKI-KOOL SKIRTS
Fine Quality Silk Crepe
These Skirts are the new
est arrival in the apparel
, section. Fashioned for
warm weather wear, they
present many new ideas.
In the light summer
shades with figured, flor
al and oriental designs.
Medium and wide belts.
Hut tons and pockets.
Skirts that should sell for
$15.- Special for today
and Thursday
at
$11
Separate
Summer Skirts
At Kxtrcmoly low Prices
Two Days
Materials jf fine ' grade Bilk
glnghama and foulards; plaids,
atrlpea and floral dealgna. Se
lections Include atylea In tunica,
belts, empire, etc. Few with
buatle backs. Button and buckle
trims. Go for Wednesday and
Thuraday at following price re
ductions Regular $12.00 values for $8.85
Regular $12.85 values for f.9.00
Regular 116.60 values for $1.4.1
Silk Coats
to Close Out at
$15.85
VALtlCS lP TO $33
Full length models with full
sweep. All black only. Pome
plain modela, others belted,
plaited and braided. A silk coat
la the garment that every wom
an's wardrobe should ponae-ia
and here -is the opportunity to
purchase one at below coat fig
ure. Each one of theae coat
coat more than the sale price.
Men's Hose
300 dozen Men's Hose. In
hlnck, tan and white. Worth
25c pair. Hpocial for, today
and Thuraday at 2
pair for
25c
Huck Towels
200 dozen fine Huck Towels.
Regular 25c value. Go on sale
totlay and Thurs
day at, dozen
8; $1.65
Summer Dress Fabrics
1,000 yards of organdy, ba
ttel, challls. In white and
colors. Regular 25c yard
sellers. Special for today
and Thursday, f p
yard IOC
Ginghams
Meantlfitl lephyr ginghams.
32 Inches wide. Juat 200
yards, on which the market
price ia fiOc. Our price for
today and Thuraday,
Bed Sheets
200 dozen Red Nheets; size
81x90. Next two days are
positively the last time these
aheeta will be offered at
the price
of
$1.50
Plisse Crepe
800 yarda of white, pink,
lavender and blue. The genu
ine fabric. Special for to
day and Thuraday, nrf 1
yard AizC
BOMBARDMENT OF TULSA
IE SET FOR THURSDAY
l lnuiulal Arrungi'iiH'niK Made for
Flight Thrift Stamps From
the .Mr.
("nptaln Rreene's bombardment of
Tulsa from the air In behalf of the
W S. R -campaign ocenra pome time
between 5 and 7 p. m. Thuradny.
The financial nrranirements have
practically been completed, patriotic
riti-.'.ena supplying the fund to pay
the expense of the stunt.
lt.-illoor.a with certificates (rood for
thrift atnmpa will bo dropped from
the plane and photographs of Tu'.aa
will be made.
MM) ADWAY.
Tnln.ini will have ati opportunity
today an 1 tomorrow of witnessing
; positively one of the preateef atorlea
lever told on the screen. Thia pic
ture. "The Hunter," featuring Tyrone
j I'ower, will be presented nt the
! lb oadwav for two ilavs only. It
production In seven reels nnd
Is
M
Doors open' 10:45 First picture 11 and every hour
and a half thereafter. Come and enjoy yourself.
Mothers with Babies Always Welcome
Tomorrow Night
at 7:30 o'clock
The $150,000 New
AJESTIC
THEATER
Will Open Its Doors to the Movie Fans of Tulsa
Presenting
Mabel Normand
In Her Brilliant New Success
"The Venus Model'.'
Music on the $25,000 Pipe Organ ;
E. CHOUTEAU LEGG, Director
In addition there wid be a two-reel
comedy. Tyrone I'ower, virile and
convincing illustrator of fighting
tvpes, who played I'.asainlo in Henry
Irvlng's last performance of "Shy
lock" at the Lyceum thenter In Lon
don, and who "Itrutus'' opposite
William Kaversliam's "Antonv" wis
a spcakinir stae classic. Is a power j
that makes "The I'lanter," a new
Mutual special production, dramati
cally i stltticuMu'd. Mr. I'ower plays!
bia difficult role of I.ndwig Hertzer. j
the pnuthcrn Mexican planter I
w-.th an ania'.iui; comprehension
of the character reqiiiremei.;. and,
moreover, does it In harmony with
his tiulte unusual surrtuindlnira. only
a really crcat artist could irraap the
atmuMj.lier,. of th, slave dri inif ruh
. her plantation and portray Ihe char
acter of llet taor so 'convincingly. '
T roiin I'ontT Is a great nctor. Me
dominates the rubher Jungle drama
hv sheer force of his dramatic con
ception nnd execution. I.udwlg
llerftr Is a photoplay classic. lie
Is one of the strongest human char
acters ot) the motion picture screen.
Thia ia a picture no one can afford
to miss, aa 'fya one of the clauslcs
of filntdom.
LYRIC Today
I. KI'MMF.R FOOTWF.AH
Women'a White .Helnskln Ox
fords. Military and Louis cov
ered heels. Kegular 15 values
for Wednesday and Thursday
at S3.B&
Women's While Kid Oxfords
and I'umps. Washable Frenrh
kid. ioula covered heela. Keg
ular J10 values. Special for
Wednesday and Thursday $7.85
One lot of Women's Waek Kid
Oxfords. Louis covered heels.
Ht'Kiilar 19 values. Special for
Wednesday and Thursday $733
Men's Knnitaroo Oxfords. In
black or brown. (Hove grip
arch supports. HeRnlar 110
values. Special for Wednesday
and Thursday at $7.90
nOYS' WASTT STTTS
One lot of boys' wash suits. In
white and colors. Mllor-KfIes
and others. Ages 3 to 8 years.
Regular 13.50 value. Special
wetinesitay and
Thursday at . . . .
$1.98
Men's White Canvas Oxfords.
Neolln soles. English lasts.
Itegular 18 values. Special for
Wednesday and Thursday $4.80
Men's Black Kid Oxfords. In
either val or hlucher. All new
lasts. Kegular 15 values. Spe
cial for today and Thursday
at $3.95
Special Sale on Entire
Stock Children's Low
, Shoes
For today and tomorrow a spe
cial drive will be made on our
entire stock of Children's Iow
Shoes. Kvery style and leather
Is represented and the reduc
tions average about
33 1-3 Of Regular
BOYS' KITAKI SlITS
Just the suits for summer wear.
LlRht, cool and will stand the.
wear. Aires 12 to IS years.
Itegular Hi values. Spe
cial for two aays at
MEN'S MOHAIR Sl ITS, $7.H3
One lot of Men's Mohair Suits
in two different shades of tan.
Ilelted and plain models, each
one well tailored.' Just the
suit for summer wear. Regular
11a sullen. Special for Wedne
dlty-a-nd Thursday
at
$7.85
rAI,.M BKACII Sl'ITS, $7.50
Men's I'alm Heach Suits In nat
ural shades. Also a few Cool
Cloth Suits. Values to 112.5(1.
Special for two days
at
$7.50
MEN'S COOIi CIOTII Sl ITS
Fine asaortment of Men's Cool
Cloth Summer suits In nil
shades and full range of sljes.
Regular 112.50 values Qrf PA
ftp I ,oj
special for two dayst
B: $6
MEN'S SEPARATE
PALM ftEACH TROl'KEKS
One lot of Men's Crash nnd
Palm Beach separate Trousers.
Kegular 13.50 values
for two days at
$1.95
The
Day fh POPULAR PPC STORE Day
Ills tAi , r'
TODAY
and Thursday
.STRAND
Metro's Nov Star
BERT LYTELL
IN
The Trail to Yesterday
A story of outdoors with a western emtio ranch ami the (irnntl
tun yon as lus background. '
Bettor get acquainted with Bert In his flrat Metro for lie Is going'
to be iv great favorlu'.
Friday and Saturday Wiillnm S. Hart in "The Silent Man."
Today and
Tomorrow
Enid Bennett
IN
"The Biggpst Show on Earth
Coming Friday nnd Satunlay
JACK PICKFORD
IN
"HIS MAJESTY BUNKER. BEAN'
nnd I'mlic News
Showing the
of this great
titled
Eleventh l-'pliodo
unlmiil serial en-
"Caught in
the Coil"
Also lieynlone Ktmtcdy entitled
"Mr. liris Closes
flic House"
Anil
"Cnlversnl Scre'i) Mngn
Inc" Eiliicailiinnl.
Atlmlsslon Matinee nnd NUrhts,
always 6c anil 1th-, jilus le War
OBSTRUCTED VOTERS
- ASSESSED FINE OF $50
Former Memlier of Police I-fire'
l.ser Pnuileal I'olltles, JJrtsr
Miiiiinum t.hargo.
A. 0. Rogers, a negro, ex-member
of tho city police force, was tried
yesterday afternoon In county court
for an alleged attempt to obstruct
voting nt a ntgro precinct at the
lust city election, and fined JjO
From evidence introduced".-!!, aecms
that Joe Jackson, another negro, had
told Rogers of his Intention to
"cratcli the ticket, and that Rogers,
then stationed as a guard at the
polls, did not believe that the pro
per thlr.B to do.
When Jackson -went in ,to vote, it
was shown thit Rogers arrested him
Inside the lines and at leas than fifty
feet from the polls on a charge of
disturbing tho pence. There waa no
cviilcr.ee to show that Jackson waa
guilty of what Hogera claimed him
to be guilty-of. Evidence introduced
tt ntted to show that Rogers struck
Jackson on the hend and forced him
to go to the station with him. Rogers
had been ' out on bond for two
months.
Nicholas Reported to Be
Murdered by Guards
COPENHAGEN. June 25. Rus
sian red guards have broken Into
the residence of Nicholas Romanoff,
the former Russian emperor, at
Ekaterinburg and murdered him, ac
cording to the Russian newspnper
VJia, says a Stockholm dispatch to
the .National Tldenne,
llrnws Fluey For Assault.
Jim Cullitan, a local resuiurant
boss accused of abusing a young girl
who was working for him aa a wait
ress, cuffing and beating her. A. O.
Frnnklin, an employe in the same
place, forced Cullitan to release htr,
whereupon Cullitan ran Franklin In
to the kitchen and followed armed
with a pair of brass knocks. Frank
lin took the knocks away from. Cul
litan and was then attacked with a
butcher knife. His arm was cut and
he narrowly escaped the knife a sec
ond time as It was thrown after him.
Cullitan was fined 7,ri and Franklin
dismissed by Judge Warren yester
day in police court.
SUIT TO RECOVER $4,200
Echo of IJind Deals Alleged to lw
Fraiulclent and Illegal.
An echo of the case wherein the
state accused two men of trading
fictitious property in Arkansas for
Tulsa city property and then sell
ing It, came up in district court yes
terday when Mrs. E. Irving, for her
self, two children and huaband, filed
ault for the recovery of 14.200 from
S K. Price, Sidney Lanaford, P. E.
Houston, S. E. Pcarco, M. E. Earns
and Pnftis A T'nderwootl.
In the petition Mrs. Irving statea
that ahe and family are owners of
the lease on a certain hotel property
In Weat Tulsa and that they own the
furniture contained therein. C. A.
Irving, the husband, Is In the United
States army, leaving Mrs. Irving to
run the hotel. It ia Btated that the
defendants represented themaelvea
the owners of various pieces of real
estate in Arkansas and in Tulsa, and
persuaded Mrs. Irving to trade with
them. Ro far she haa not received
anything remotely resembling a
deed to the land she thought she ws
trading for, although she believes
the defendants have attempted to
sell the property she traded them.
"'his dcnl was made on the first
of June. The plaintiff asks that she
be given Judgment for damages to
the extent of 14,200 and an order
setting aside the pretended trade. .
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