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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, SEPT. 22, 1018.
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who la an UnromproinLsInc ymp
thlaor With that efilrnm, wa Uie
prime mover. Klnn Kmliniutil us
reportsd lo ho iiulillnit aloof from
Ilia movement. 'lrl,l Marahal von
MaraeiMM-n, It u suul, u to re
turn to llumanla at onr loiti'l.htir
with LH-tr holt, the tirrinnn col
onial aocrrlary, pratmimalily to lral
with the reported oiiilirraK.
Crown l'nnce Cluirli-a I known t,i
have brrn In sympathy wltli tho al
iunde of hi ino'.rwr In lirr Luttor
luaii 1 for all things lianiiuii ami
quit rnauibly would havi Iin'n u
sorlalril with hrr In any anti-iji-r.
man Situation.
Palace Picture Causes Real Patriotic Thrill
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Frank M. Chritie
BIG MUSICAL COMEDY
SHOW
ivuHirlm: Hi.- lr Ir Hlrla
ii.
The Mcrrv-do-Round
of Fun
li I rr Iti'iii: ll'-mily Cliorna
I h.iiu' 1'iiHy mmI rirluma
laiuitrr.
Whatever !h may m n of rhll
drfit In mollon picture, It rmmt h
ivlmltt.i-l that thoir ..tk In vamly
more apprutintt to tho nvriaxa an
illi'nrn than that of "kiowii np"
Krnnted of niurtr that II In done.
NVa all were rhll.1r. ii .nr. and tihe
mimor!f t.f our ihililhoo.l iliivit are
our Krraloat tr-untiro IIimi.. It la
onlv naliirnl that ihox.i (r.-euria,
hn faithfully ifflnird upon Hie
. Teen, vine h iiip.nht.llr icaporiae
from iiR, awt-lllna; from the Ihmm. We
a i-m prone to turn to our iit'ighbor
and remark:
"l'on't thin remind you of when
yntl wrte a kul V
Ku.'h a reminder la the aJm of
"I'Hnu." the five-part Ewanuv pic
ture The atiiry ) a aimple una,
written with a atil.'t reaj.ir.l for
roullhiii It miht fit Into every. day
life without u ain-le altera laon. There
liaa t een no atieinpt at (u eiirtuiient.
e.'x or htitli roiitrol prohlema II la
whiileHome "d purely entet tainlii
In value.
A little artrl livlnar In a rich home,
arrowa roliellioim heraiiiae her aiuard
lan rrfueea t irt (,r ,,Ky wltn rh,.
dren In the atreeta. Kha nina away
and. after many ludlrroua adventuren.
returtia with a Murk of tenement
children to Invade Ihe mansion.
Utile Mary MrAlialer appeara In
the fealuj.'d role In "I'Bnta" Anl.le
from her hiatrlonle aolllty. Ihla child
l.eara a dlntlm tion of which no other
pholopl.iv mur can hoaat. Hhe holda
the appointment hy ttie war depart
meiit as a noii-commiaainned officer
Children love Music
"let them have it
if V
IS
CHILDREN enjoy motlc Instinctively.
Note how tbey cluster about a hurdy
furdy. Long before the beoutiea of art
and literature are unfolded to their bud
ding minda they feel an intense pleasure
from music. And yet many people hare
found that aa they grew older their pleas
ure In music lessened. Why? Because
they railed to cuilirwte this inborn re
source. For your children's sake aa well
aa your own you want
2&NEW EDISON
"la Seeaeree e W
It will foster their lore Ibr music; develop
it into a bating source of happinesa.
This rnatrveiaus tnatrument brings the
world's finest musk: right Into your home.
You can bear the vokea of the great stars
of Grand Opera re-created with such fi
delity that a listener would swear that
the artists were your guests. The Edison
tone testa In whkh the living artists
sang In direct comparison with their Re
Creatlons proved that no human ear could,
distinguish artist" from irastrument.
You wartt your children to have every
advantage You want them to cultivate
their taste for music Call for a demon
stration and bring the children with yoOa
PHONOGRAPH SHOP
P. R- CHAPMAN, Mgr.
9 West Fifth Street
rhonc 595
SPEAK SPANISH
Horace Grccly once said:
"Young Man, Go West"
Had ho lived today he, no doubt, would have
said
"Young Man,
Co to South America.
But a knowledge of Spanish
is essential, in fact, absolutely
necessary.
ITiKPARE YOURSELF NOW and later you
f 'in take the opportunity which has already pre
fnted itself. v
I'rivate lessons and classes ju?t starting under
'nor Alvarez.
Y.M. C.A. Schools
See Mr. Leslie or call Phone -1889
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"TULSA'S
THEATER
BEAUTIFUL"
Today, Monday,
1 ucsday
MAJESTIC
TULSA'S
THEATER
BEAUTIFULH
The Riggeat and Meat
Powerful Production in
History. A Play That Will
S w n Ymi fff Ymia1 Vmt ri
A Wonder Event.
til MM i mxl r.f.Tp i. i
l n mi mm-1
aatuaaa
E', ,t . I! ." ' T i iili II l
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I despiac yottbr a hurt'
'THE HUN WITHIN Vth Dorothy CisKGoorPvivxtt ilStai CiiL
A Pdrimount-AtlctaXt .Special
Mara. U p.ilrln(1c piriur of r-al ma-rlt. It will thrill you throtirh an.J IhroUKh. and will rnaka you promt
of tha- fart Hint y..u livn In Aiiinrloa, (! iiatlon that aurprlaart thr worlj. Tha II una air.ffixl at ua thi-y had
our tint Ion honvyrurnhad with aplaa-but Ihiy fallf.l t. rerhon with Vankaa mli lot .am anj Yanara l.ralna
and cunninK 'Tha Hun Within" ahowa how LlicJa H un ehoekiiialrs tha liaruiaii any y.t. in Al tha l'ala. a
thrro duya, beginning today. .
In tha regular army. Tlila honor wu
loatowril upon her In ri'i'iirnlllun nf
h r patruuli: wink In wrultlnir ti)nie
han flv thouaand nnn for Uncla
un'a finhtlng fiirri, and In rath.r-
Iiik IhuHxiif,! of dollars for Hip UrJ
l'roa fund Klin la tha youiUoat of-
flrr In tha army.
Kwariay liaa provide Utile Mary
with an udnilralila company, Imiiid
Ina: aui-h . wfll-knuwn and rll-llkfid
anrvn prramialltlea aa John ('oaaar.
rTfttikla Itaayinonil and Arthur
Kopppu. Mum than thirty trained
chlidten comp eta the ruat.
lUtOMiWAf
rinlahlnif snnthar bin Work with
parked hoiima lairt nlicht, tha III
Jlnka rnmpany r.f musical ind vaude
ville entft tainera will sraaant an
other highly amiifllna; playlet at the
Uro.idway atartln this ftarnunn.
"Oh. nortor" la lh BUe of the bill.
It la a muali-al farce In one art and
la hllarloualy funny. The scene la
laid In doctor-! office and tha
tory Involves a marrlajre and s will
and there ore many ludicrous situa
tions Lola Brldse, Ci funniest
rnmedlenna ever aaen thla thea
tre, will appear with Ed mar Harnett
In leading roles and It la safe to any
that thaws two clever fun makers wtU
crania a remlar riot of lanshter fi
Tulauns today. Ooortu Clark. Harry
r rairy and other memnera of the
cast will be aTlven an opportunity w
ahnw their aa,lei, Tae yncopatC
weildinn wj be a blar feature of the
bill. Tha enwaet will be awn In daa
illnr new coat u lea and Jtr will ha
apeclal scenery and atenta effects.
The Martin Hlntera will preaent new
sonata snd danrea In their hlfhly en-
tertavlnlns way, while the famous
flielnway quartet will render a hlsh-
rlwa mumcal program. cwlns to
the fart that the anatlns capacity of
thla theater la email, the mana-a-menl
ursea palrotia lo attend the
early afternoon matinee atartina; at
1:46 and the flret evenlnaj perform
ance aiarllnf at I o'clock. Tlim W ill
afford aunple aeatlnj avoconunoda-tlona.
Youthful Batd Oac Artlat.
Kveret Hodnet, lUt H.uth ll.tnn,
a Imy.J J years hid, wa arroated ye la
ter. Iny on a charge of forarery. He
had t aehed rherka to the amount of
1100 which hn tried to i ajah one for
110 tit tha t'entral National hank.
The check was made on a prlnllns
company ond when the child pre
sented It lajwiler. the teller, caJled
a plain clothca man and efforts were
made to imcertaln If the child had
been (Ivan tha check hy an older
person, It la evident, though, from
his own statements, that thla rheck
and the other for 190 were all hla
own Idea. He was In jail lam night
and will Im held for trlai in the Ju
venile court.
Court Records.
Edith Itobirtn Appears
ln J'lay of Adventure
IHHtnct Court
J. A. Porter va V. . Wllhlte at si. ;
134.40 and foreclosure of vendor's
lien, lot I, block 11, Central Park;
addition.
J. Pulton et al. vi. City of 8and
fiprlnata et al. to enjoin levy and col-'
lection of aaaiyiaments (real order
Uuilled). I
M. K. and W. K. Hell va V. Pelrh- I
man, t?"0 cancelliitlon of mortxajre
and e.ultalile relief re lot It, block'
2 (;irk- addition.
Commercial Credit company vs.
J J. N. Hykes et al. replevin auto,
value 11,000, and damages.
C. Kly va. A. Kly, divorce (waiver).
KujwMor Court.
IC. Tyus va C. Tyu. divorce.
. A. Knight va. W. 1- Knight, divorce.
County (loiirt.
D. Klrhenfrld vs. IL E. Hteele at
al.. 1210 services.
Warranty Deeds.
Park Dais Ind rnmpany to Mrs.
I II. Clark. IHO, lot is and 14,
block I, Park I'ale addition.
J. P. Hurton and huahand to O. I
Hetteraton, 11.000. lots 1 and 10,
block li. Capital Hill second Addi
tion. IL R. Crews snd wlfa to W. L
Chaw. 14, tOO. lot 4, block 1, II ur
gaaa Hill addlUon.
fmr i Vi i . t 1 . 1 1 m t a- in -n
nuUdlnc Permits.
J. ft. Ion, one story frame dwell
ing, lot 2, block J, Crulchfleld addl
Uon, I4U
U II. Davis, repair dwelling, lot I.
Mock t. Ktonebraker Heights addi
tion. 13,000.' ,
Hlnclalr Keflnlng oompany. stdcoo
refilling station, lot 4. block 4, H ore
ley Mill addition.. 16,000.
lr. N. W. Mayglnnls. addition
frame dwelling, part block T, r'lftii
Oak Urove addition, f 1,000.
Maniaurn IJcrnarai.
Chartea K. Hutchens and Kdna M
(Jordon, (ichelata, okla.
Carl K. Kuts and Marie II. Farn
liam, Tulaa, Okla.
Waltter J. t'olnmy and Carolina
Downing, Munkogee, Okla.
Sufferers
From
Pllei
A Hudson Hay trading pout, mn
slating of a genern.1 atore and s hlg
liirnber-Jack camp, na one of the
I many big seta built for the Metro
nmilitptlnn "TV.., uIIm.. W..nn '
starring Kiilth Htorey. which will be
the altrnctlon at the Nlrarul theater
on Tuondsy and Wedneaday.
This set covered over an acre of
land and tock several d.tyeHo (Jon
ntmrt. In It Mlaa Htoriy la seen aa
the clerk In the general store sell
Inar everything, from a needle to a
hale of hay, and giving her amllrs
free, gratia and for nothing, which
proves the rent rut Wfiy of silling
the store's inerchandlae Here ehe
Is known as "the njigrl c.f the lum
berjacks'" and I the most beloved
member of the ramp Trnaredv. how.
ever, cornea Into her llfi. with the
wrong-doing ! others She proves
that she Is that rare thing, a wmrun
who can keep a secret even though
VytaVrM Pile Treatment gives
Quick relief, Mops ItrtiniK, bUeiting
or protruding plies, hiniorrliulds
and such re. tl tumbles, In ina
privacy of your own home. n a
tuix at all druKKl.ila A alnfrl box
often cures. Tske n eul.ntltiitn.
f ree sanile for trial wllh booklet
mailed free In plain wrapper. It
ynu sand us coupon below.
s-DE-Xpi'a-
vMv op rti;rH,iiAui y
.. V-" Ann aavrsiiJUtKj'.,.
At lbs Btrand Tods.
It wrecks her own hapnlnes. t M.
mately, however, a great love comes
lo her and ahe la amply repaid for
her earlier aacrlflrna The unr. la
one of great depth, and a strong love
theme is the sympathetic note.
Arretecl Young Iluntcra,
W A Tntal.r II...- 1,1
" " limit J Ikl.JO.Mir,
i.loyd 0rrla, Charles Williams and
Albert Hurton were arrested hy As
sistant (lame Warden Walker for
violation of the - game law Theee
boys, a l under the aca of II. were
having s guy time with rilles largHr
than they were, hunting birds. When
theye were arreeted they had bagged
one bird. None of them carried -riiinU
Ing permits. They were turned over
to the Juvenile aaithnrities and were
paroled lo appear when railed. The
humane agent kept the guns, much
to the chagrin of the youthful defendants.
L Wi ana
mi isfi A sh sa si
SBTS"SsTsassesssBy-sBaaajBa
aael aiaaa.eiuM tm aleMM
" W acara aa Pa.Mawi
an ai a i aiana aS
SI 00 Dntnaaa aa paaeast
aarat aits. ut. a. aw w
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NEWOILMAP-6 STATES
Wyoming, ''olnrndo, K" i tmiii.
hinia, Ti-x.'in Shew oil f,ds. pip"
lines ond loiatlnn i f ml ..- ,,f I
X, I. OH sod lleflninv 'otniaii
ent wit hunt m.t Adln iu.
w. n Txiiitrii,, l
SOS I)-nlmin Itiidilltuc, iM nicr. ( ol. 1
FREE SAMPIR COITON
rTRAvtl) t'ttt'O rriMPNT.
(,i Prranil.1 lll.lf . M.r.hitl. MVk.
ITIn'tiT ae.,1 n a Trrp aimnl f
yrmij fits Traatafut. In plala "nppar.
Nam
Strret
CUT .Slats
Drs. Mccarty &
NEWLON
SPECIALISTS
Chronic and Private Diseases of
MEN and WOMEN
'To contract a disen.te In n misforturip hut to nrglpct
it is a crime mrainst unc's Mclf.''
12 Yenrn in Tulm 212't South Main Strut
SEE -
The Dashing Fox Hunt
Scenes; the Blood-Tingling
Auto Disaster) the Race
Between Auto and Train;
the Terrific Train Wreck;
the Winning Races at the
Track.
SCHEDULE
11 130. 1.30, 3 130
5:30, 7:30, 9,30 I
PRICES
ayaB a a m.
Children iuc
a j. .ia. aa. ' V
nuuui aac
r,
262 .saZA-
D.W. Griffith s Gigantic Military Spectacle
18,000
People
3,000
Horses
y ii x
mm
VJ a I w YJ7
Cost
$500,000
5,000
Scenes
4
Days
Starting
Wednesday,
SEPT.
25
... .i . .
OKLAHOMANS
Here is Your Chance to Serve!
Fighting Men and Women FORWARD!
PA4 STATE PUBUC HEALTH CONFERENCE
vomt? ; and Annual meeting
ofths
OttABOMA ASSOCIATION for 'Se PREVENTION -f
TIRERCULOSLS '
OKLAHOMA CITY
Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday, September 24
r
Governor Williams
Say$
"Evsry count? in tha stats shoals
bs rirsaiilsa, and I am aura that
hm thosa imtiMc splrltsd man anil
wotnsn la whom fnmt Invitation rM
fullt raaltsa tha Imnortsnrs of this
motlr, artll maSs Trr arffnrt
snd. If nrssarj, aviiis sarrtflvs la
b prasrnL"
Health Officers, Representative of
Club unci Orjranizationn, Red Cross
Workers, all others interested in Public
Health Work and the Reneral public are
jainvUed to attend thi most important
conference.
'' . '
Redtired Retes on All Railroads.
You are cordially Invited and
urgently requested to he present at
' thi conference.
With our Government calling
for the aid of every able bodied
man between 18 and 45 to prose
cute the war to a auccesyful con
clusion. It ia Imperative that wa
take active measures in the work of
conserving: human life. '
Next year should be a big- year
In tuberculosis work In Oklahoma.
It must be If it will measure up to
the accomplishment of the past
year.
Thia work must be carried on In
every county in the state, and it will
be If we have the co-operation of.
the leaders of community life of
these counties.
This conference will be attend
ed by the leaders in community
work from every part of the state.
Addresses will be made on health
subjects by authorities from this
and other states Mnny highly im
portant matters, will bo considered
and wnys and means discussed for
the extension of the Association'
work.
I-'or Further Information Apply to
Oklahoma Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosij
I:
r
I, at
.a
ft
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tarn
31& Oklahouuu Buildiox
Oklahoma cki
is 'i tO'ii .'p im i ih. ,iaw.as y.""
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