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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1918.
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VETERAN BRUNDAGE
TAKES FIRST PLACE
ttitrwgo Alhlrgo Curt Off Hlglsiwl
Individual y Taking
All-Arowfid Track THb
SCORES OVER 6.000 POINTS
Mark la on Ral est I' hl" 10 000
In Orcwt lkcw Outdoor Meet!
Norwegian U Hwotid.
illlKAT f.AKKH, III. Kept.
In a remarkat.n Iwl of endurance
Avery Hrumlagn, veteran star of
Ihe Chh.ago Athlntlc " l H'"i. won
the MihMl individual amateur alb
I..IIO honor of the nation today
when ho carried " all around
ihainplnnhip, !! closing eventesf
the three-day natlon..l A. A I out
door track ud field cm nival al thn
Urnat lkea nrvil station Hrun
dsgn lin.l won lh premier honor
In the national gn i Nfi In
ltl an.l In the n -wt n Hlrmlnshsm.
Via In 1M. Ami today victory
wnded hi unusual atblet cnrecr, s
ha dnclarnd h" would rievnr rnnipela
acaln.
Versatility Pni'rt.
Ilia triumph wna achieved ly
stamina and a wonderful versatility,
for ha did not win u many fit el
place an W. J. Thompson. cadet In
th roval air force of Torotiln, Can
ada. Tli Chlcaaoan won Ilia eJiot
put and pound and ecored a dead
heat in the mllo walk.
Hrumlag acorcd a total of 1,701
points on thn boala of a possible I-.
uOO. J Helium, a Norwegian ath
lete, representing the l'tlme A. '.
of Kew York, wa rnnd with .4I
pnlnta. although ha (lid nut Win
single Individual contest. Thompson,
lm won four Individual vent of
Ida ten. wo third wllh 1.111 pnlnta.
.Karl Ullflllan of Wraat Ika. a for.
mer Notre lam alar, Kdward
knourek of Oreat I-akea, J. H. Krllt
of New York. Lieut Carl Huek tif
Kelly field. IJaut. N. V. Tllualt r.f
Tump Hancark, (ia., and W. K. Har
tal of tha Unlvamlty of lnnavl
vanla flntahad In tha rdr namad.
Tha man mmpatad In tn avanla.
Ilwtnpaon Takna lrul.
Thnmpaon arnnrnuUtad an Impna
In a aarly laad In tha all-around
atanla. and I'd tha flald after tha
flrat four vanli had lan ilacldd.
Mrundxo'a vprautlllty rountrj heav
ily In tha walght rvanla, liowavnr.
and ha apranv a nurrrlna hv walklnn
a daad haat with J. It. rTllta, un
wtlachad, former Nw Turk A. C.
BUSINESS CAKI)S. I
DUNNING SCHOOL
or IMPROVED
MUSIC STUDY
t a. Olywaia RU, Talaa,
MaUD ILI.EM LITTl.rriEI.D
'it Oaltara ul lnaaln I'laaa ltiUa
Ifteluaiaa
ttllaa PrlaHvUi tar CnMirtl
,4klltty Tfkm
i patlal will krl.f in all Infaraattaa la
lfirl M Ik aoTk.
faa ApU4 far. .
i WOODsON ETNOKVEiX
Vttorne
'' New Looatad In Unity Bulldlpg
Suite 101-111
CHAS. II. MERILLAT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
iload Building. Washington. U. 0.
Oil, Gaa and Indian Matters
H. D. LEG RON
Teacher of Violin
Phone Osage 355 ,
QHANNON'C
C FVRNITURE O
Raehji Kaw" for Old
' 14 and I Waal Svoond
tJaadauartara for Kryptok Lanaaa
Nw LoeaUon I Wom Third
1'hona I4TI
F. 0. CAVITT
LAWYER
114-11 Palaoa Pla.
Phono III
SAM'L A. BOORSTIN
ATTORNET A-ND
COUNSKLLon-AT-LAW
111-11-14 Wr-.aht Bld.
t: a
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( (m Law of Oil and Oaa
Law ef Corporation
I ! PHOKn
W. J. GREGG L J. MARTIN
Attorneys-at-Lavr
Csehanaa National Bank Building
Tnlaa, Okla.
Oaf W. Mi-CulliM-h .1. IL Charfln
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAT AND NltfUT
BERVICB
Tbr.I. Angstrcich
OrTOMFTRIHT
with
IIARJtY 11EILBRON
i ;,. .' JKWEUER
J j ,:' ; ; aacng ,ng Main Phono H?
3 ' :i THE CHILDRESS DAY
;H NURSERY
fit BOCTH CHKTWNNH
PBONS !
CkJJdran Car4 for buring Working
g ltu99lam Umm
icmprtlior, In tha Imlf mlla "hlka."
Ilia pi.rfnriniinrra ara ilmwn hy hi
rrrord fur Ih ton avunta of two
fuoln. a ilrml hal. two aarnndu, a
lrlili Hit fur aorond. ona third, a
'imiilriiplfl tin for third, a flflh and a
h-lory In ona of lha. Ihra h"at In
wlili'h thn inn-yard iIumIi waa ran
o(f
Thn nil liliMilnl pninprllllon (llvldnd
iillrntion Willi Iho riMlloiiitl rnlav
. Iim in 1. 1 nxli 1 1 n, whl' h rnxultnd In
fnlmn hriiMlioB 1 it u 1 1 flvn rarra. al
Ihoiiiili noon went In racurd tlma.
limit Ijik'H nnvnl tralnlna. atallnn
won I he 4IH varrt rnlny. I'nlham liar
MUMll ImllllMK Hlntlun' flant of
ifilihll iIihIiuiih mnn Irliimplmd In
I. otli t li n ftn-yurd and ona-ttilln
S"lll.1.
Tim two illHiiinra r'Oay avnt wnrwil
rkriind i.tt hy llllnoln A. f. of Chl
mr Willi llm atilrnilld work of ona
miln ( 'hamiioit Join Icay, ua anchor
r..n ! ti tliim, i.rovlilinn a jlhrlll for
very ulrlda In Ilia fln.il Upa,
OFFICERS BREAKINGUP
PLANS OF BOOTLEGGERS
I'mnklriR up noma of in prapara
f.nna thnl hava Iman niada hy hoot.
Iragi-ri for a harvant during tha r
unlnn la prnrnadlng at a aca aatla
fnrteiry to thnna offlcnra who hava
Intnrnalad. thninnalvna In tha maltnr.
Whlla rlln it tha apaclnl offlim
it in ilnvollng thrlr annrrlca to knnp.
Inir down thn picking of pockata and
nrfcnxra of Ilka tiuliira, nthnra urn
k(.nplti( a lookout for violator of
tlm pruhlhliurv l
Jim ami Jon l;iknr of 1210
Admiral ara In tha toll on acrouiil
of violation of thn lliiuor law. Sun
day nlrht t li n illy pollra raplurd
Jim driving Jon- lliolnon Hupnr Hli
and took 22 half-plni n wall aa
Jim. Ynalnrdiiy K. H Mariuann,
county invrKtigntor, with lnputy
I. H. Mitmhal VMIIIiini Kllia and
Hpnclnl Indian I'ollca J. II. Ilrnnl.
found IH half pint In tlm iiaraga at
lha praml. Jon Itnknr w lol(id
In lt. county Jail on a rharan of
poDlon.
J. M. Halrd and M l Young. n-
trntn, wnr laknn up hint nlrrht hy
I'nllra t'ninrnliMlonur Holm on an.
count of liquor violation. Halrd I
rharand ainiplv Willi poaanaalon of
thn liquor, whlla 1 oiin rnm to
hava hern actively aiiKnited In cell
ing It.
LEONARD HAS A SHADE
OVER LEWIS AT NAWARK
N'KWAKK, N'.i' Bept. iJ Hnn
ny Iotiard, tha llihtwnlght cham
pion, hid the khaila tha bntlar of
Td "Kid" Iwl. widtarwalght
rhainpliiii. at lha and of Ih4lr lght
ruuud bout hern tonight. No ria
oUlon wna glvnn hy tlia rrfi'ren.
I'ndnr Iho New Jerney lw gov-
nrnlng linvllig nn deiiuli.il could t
glvrn hy tho referee, I '! t'llnn.
Irt-uniird oiitpoliiicd hi opponnnt
In flvn roiiml. Iwla ahd thn hattnr
of iwii prolixin, ii nil In tha other, thn
third mind, honor wnr about
nvenly rtlvldad. ,
Al Inn welin-ln lwi. Hid not
turn tha aoal at 141, tha maximum
wnikhl on whli'U au agreement wit
reached. and v Iinnard w alar ti 0.1
134 1-4 pound.
lunard did nt appnnr lo bo
fnt na In prnvioiM Imlllnn, but ha
upeeilter tlian lwle. Ilolh men
were caulluu.
Dr. Stotts
lit Biohard BU. Tklrd aad lwN,
dr. iTorra
TB1ATB
Loon and
kla DIM,
Okftiaeti,
Pratuu
Traaklaa,
P11m aad
ruui.
Ma'nay. B)a
ar a4 Una
ry DlataaM.
Car i ng
Frlvti Die
m f Ma
ftSll .
Prcly fraetiirtnc PhitKUa af Bat
pnaia, Ark.
OnimltaMoa and
aTte
FREE
ciURirs l)w kJrniriMga. pur-
MHIlll Kf HI M M AM vao
ihfX A 1 1 M 1 MrTTtHKP.
"606"
i
(Nalvaraan)
ArarnobriiMl and Ulararnol
For Blood Pot ion
Haar.: t
U; Tndi .al H.iar4r
flra
nin, 7 In ( p
DR. STOTrS
Specialial
tlO Rlenard IllJg.. Tklrd Rirxl aad
llnvo ToU. Okl.
Oklahoma Hospital;
Rrrvlm rnruriala of
lit Fireproof building arranged for
a ptirpone
Sod Modern and complete equip
ment under one roof.
Hid. Character, eiprrlence and akltl
of attendant
Dr. r'red R. Union, rrraldewt.
HI In II. '. ('. Klcgrler. II, ti.
Huperlntendent
lr. Lvtb Athcrton
UciUut I hysiclan
Ninth and ,.lacknn Btreeta
I'hone Cwige Situ
Drs. Mccarty &
NEWLON
specialists
Chronic nnd Private Diseenet ol ,,
MEN and WOMEN
"To contruct a disease i. a misfortvine but to nrglect
it ia a crime ,ap;Bin8t one's self'
12 Year in Tuln 2l2 South Main Street
MUTT AND JEFF
trAaA BACkt!!
towt ova aagAik.
"THAT
rT MI4MT
iaH.aot
City Briefs
II. W, IIUIMM ha returned from
till (In trip In Kanaila Illy.
Hl.tNK I. IlilUH laft 1Nt night
on
trip tn "hlougi and Now Y ork.
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Ml At.lCK WKAVKI?. 14 Wnat'
Fourth trt, ha raturnnd frmii u
bualnna trip to I'lilc.ugo
....
AT A CilNUKKUATlllS'AL meel
Ing of Ht. MarK'Al.utlinran church
riuuday, I. II. Kehrer waa elected to
repreaent th church ut thn unnual
mnntlrg of tha l.tilliernn Mjnnd of
kanaaa October 10 to I 4.
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I)i I.MAR WAKIIMAN Infiint
daughtar of Mr. and Mm Wualiinan
Of 14 Waal ILtokail. died yeatcrday
and tho remain were ucria-npanied
by thn parent to Kspubllc, Mo., for
burial.
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MATT ltrtlPHAM, a liecio, urie.t
ad hi lnlta nn .1 tluirge of Intro
ducing, made bond ynatnrday to lha
V. H rnnmlalonr and waa rn
iaad from Jul I to appear later for
trial.
W. C. C'lilJ.INM, golf lntnictr of
thn Country club, and Mr. Collin
hava returned from a vlu lo their
homo folk In Ioulvlll, Kv.. and In
diana. Mm. Collin la rlnvnlnaccnt
after a enrluti illiieaa.
MRS AHItlK (. IIIU.KUMAS
from Kapulpa. who la prominent In
I'. 1. C. rlrclea. publicity manager In
Oklahoma of th W. C. T.M ., and
prominent throughout tha I'. H. u
a apeak-, la In th city, a guoet at
lha reunion.
1). A. RMITlf. of tha Houtharn
Hardware company, who haa been at
tha bedald of hla mother, Mra. I).
A. Hruca. at Norfolk, Nab., for tha
paat ten day, will return honie In a
few day. Ilia mother died rltinday
morning.
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AHHIHTKn by A motorcycle police
man of th rlly police force, U ,J
liangley, aaalatant chief of polio of
Claremnre. ynaterdar afternoon ar
retted "Rlanklo" Mlddleton, wanted
at Claremnr on aevera.1 charge of
Rial to
Today and Toiiwh tow
LAST TIMIW
Theda
Bara
In her etiNMlcrfal aupra-plctnro
Klapcndoaa 4rgni
Magnificent
1N1VMI.SAI.LY ATMITTKn TX1
BK 4!E 4F 11IK lllFATr'J4T
I'HTi'iira or AIX TIMK.
Alan a
t-ltcrl Ma-k rnnrtt
CVvrnrdy
"Hit Friend'- Wife
All Seats 25 Cents
Show nt 11:1, I: IS. :1J, R:18,
T:IS and :I5
CLEOPATRA
5"
" MUTT'S
having atnlen nulomohilo acocenor lea.
The man wa taken In ljn city Jail
and will he held pending arrival of
representative of the alirrlff fonre
from Cluremnre, who are iixpected
today.
I
ItK-. AI.HKHT MASHKT of th
lAirtmrun church opened the fourth
Liberty loan cuiupaign In Tulea
county laat night. He apuke at Ko
and urged the liberal purchaan of
bond to help win the war and havk
Up Dm anldlera who are overaeaa.
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Ht 'I'K It INTENT KNT litHirhoIt
i r of the city achoola left lift night
for Oklahoma City, where lie will
deliver en addrea hefor (he ntute
board gf public health on the atib
Ject of "Hunltatiiin and MeilM-al Hu
pnrvialnn In a Hohool Kyaiem " la
will return to Tula tonight.
Mlta W P.. I I.KMKNT of Kort
Hill haa been choaen i liapi-ron for
the aouthweat rlepartmeiit of the
Hon of Confederate Veterana. Her
appointment wa innointcjd laat
night. Mr. Clemen la honorary
pr-aMiMit of the Oklahoma division
of thn liauKhtera of the Confederay.
..
P. J. KKHI.KK, nrrneled in Tulnu
on H churye of unlawful mtln of luir
cotlca and arraigned yeaterdav he
for J. II. Wilkin. I . H. comnila
Hionnr, had hi hearing net for
October 'I. on motion of the prose
cution. Ill hoti'd waa placed at
11.000, In default of which he wa
committed to Ju.ll.
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JIM HAK Kit wn caught nt II
o'clock Hunday evening by 1'olice
Officer lloyd Lytton, Moore and
Ileynold and placed under bond of
1200 and appeared In police court
yeaterday on a charge of traneport
lug liquor. Haker, -who Uvea at 12S0
Admiral, had 24 half-plnta of wala
ky In hla car, a Hudson Huper-Hlx.
TDK CIIAMHKK fP COMMKltCK
car. driven hy K. H. Cuthrle, waa enn
vplt uoun among aiitnmublle on the
treel yeaterday, being aa It waa al
the aervlra of vlaltlng veteran who
needed n "lift." In the word nf on
of hi friend, tha well known mid
commlaaUiner U never more In hla
element than when playing lioet to
Rome one,
A I
I. il. 1iNi of the Jing-Chaniber .
I- . . ..... .. . . l . T . . I , I
r.URI m ion niiiiiKny, llu ivtm.
with the draft contingent of June
II, wna etpected In laat night at mid
night from Cajnp Travl on a tan
day furlough. While here he will
attend to etraighlenlng out hla bual
nee affair, preparatory to making
a long atay of II In the army. Mr.
Iing. ehortly after ha went to Camp
Travl, waa operated on for hernia.,
and only laat Thurnclny wa able to
leave tho hnnpltal.
..
TH1CI.MA M INTUSII. tha year
old daughter of Mr. and Mr. C. K.
Mcintosh of 11 North Zunl. waa
hurled yeaterday afternoon at
o'clmk In Hoaa Hill cemetery. The
child waa killed In an aiitomohlln ac
cident which occurred Heptember I,
but the remain have been held un
til thl time In order that tha moth
er, who wa aerlnualy Injured in thn
wreck, might accompany tho re
maliie home.
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1 flKHOT. TltrKTT I . CItANKJIX
! ff Tuliro, wlio 1 will) Co, C. 2th en
gineer in r'rmice, la kHIng u good
I account of himnclf, judirlng from the i
I trophy of u Herman helinrt which he j
' Imx Juet ent h.icK frmn thn r
i lone. Crnflll wo made a Hergeitnl (
In hi company thn first d iv he ,
! lered the ervlc. Hergeant Cranflll.
iwho formerly waa connected with a I
I local nil company, la a brother of
Mra. Travl ! tlokiy. ecrelry of the
j home erv1cn department nf tha Ited
i Croan.
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! I.IICI'T. THOMAS PUMA, win of
J'ldgn J J. She.i of tlii city, who j
ha been lit 111 health fur eevemt .
' month following an attack at 4meu- !
uionia. suffered ljt Inter In V'raiice. '
tian arrived In Waililn irton on nick
j leave Owing tn the fact that all i
I th member of the Hhea family are
i out of th city, nn definite Infor- ,
inatlnn could be ol.lalne.1, hut it Is,
reported that thn young officer la,
j en route home to remain fur an In-i
I definite time, l.leutennnt Kliea was
I cnmmlasloned In thn flrat offlcnra'
I training camp but na) not en jet
i seen active aerva e.
I ..
! Ql 'KSTIONN A I It KS are all mailed
to the reglatrant of heplemher 1.,
heln- five day In advance nf gov
ernment requirements, and two dava
In advance of the fondeNt hope nf
th board. Kvery energy line been
expended to get the questionnaire
In the hand of registrant at an
early date o as tn get early returna.
and the hoard atates that. It Is now
up t the men to set them hack
with as much rapidity and precis
Inn as Is poasthle Officials whn
re assisting registrant In filling
out their iiuestlonnalrew uric men
lo'cnine early tn the day for anslnt
ance, a the uflnrnoon hour are
taken with men who ran t romo any
other time.
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IMVT UK KCUVttlrtKIl If snn.e
dv a iadv stpproaches your resl
deme, w:i.Vh In and announce that
he ts going ' reiad your electric
1 ,
EXPLANATION WAS GOOD AND SO WAS THE
meter. That Is being don right
along her. in Tulsa. And lby are
making good at the work, too. inn
the first of lust June the l"ulillc
Hervlce cum pony has been employing
women its meter render In tho r'sl
dene dlHtriclH of Iho city. Officials
of the company stuln (hat while thy
urn not quite as proficient aa men
for the numa work, they "get by."
Men are used tn the downtown busi
ness districts, where meter are, for
thn mot part. loraUvl In place a
woman could not get without dlsoa
trou consequences. At present there
are two women employed by this
company, hut 1t Is contemplated to
put more on In tho near future.
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IiUICK VRHMII.I.ION and Talbot
Hhindy, Khiihiih City, boys of eicel
Icnt parentaae who were arrested
In Tulaa Humlny night for carry-"
lug concealed weapon, were turned
over to A. M. Wolch, human agent,
yesmrdny for disposition 1'lion In
vefllliratloii llm Hsent decided to
distill thn boy, a they eeeme.l nn
cdnsctoua of having committed any
grlevlou crime. The boy, who
were sent nwny to a military school,
decided that thn rules were loo strict
and Hint life Would be easier out
west, and west they were going
when they slopped for a sojourn In
Tulsa. Yheso young fellow. - both
under 14. are eireptlnnalby tfrlght.
and one of them, when told that he
waa to he diainlased, said With en
thusiasm, "Melicvo uic, I'm rearln'
to go " --ct.
...
M. 1'. lKTT K. charged In Nowata
wllh Introducing In August, j17,
wna arralgneil yestfrilay before ('.
H. Comnilsainner Wilkin nnd bound
over on bond of 1 1 .buA to appear for
preliminary hearing nil October 4.
and In default of bund waa com
mitted to Jail. In company with an
other party. I-ette is charged with
having made hi escape (rain gov
ernment official by. emptying two
revolver at the pursuing party whan
they attempted to make th arreet.
Tha two men mad their escape at
that time snj I,etto was only appre
hended Huturday. He Is In Jail In
Tulsa In a very uncomfortable con
dition aa he haa a bullet wound In i
hla thigh, due, he enva, to an at-;
tempt ha made tn separate two men i
who were engaged In a duel. I
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Twenty-One Are Mhning
on Torpedoed Steamer
WASJIINOTON. Hi pi. 11 Th
navy department waa advised today
that 11 men of the crew of the
American army cargo steamer
Muena Ventura, torpedoed off the
coast of Hpaln, still are unaccounted
for. There were 5 men In the
crew.
II lt i ii.) csjai
',i 1 1
LYRIC
William
The Lone A venger
A brand-new Western Feature Drama of the Mountains
- and Plains
In 5 part. Showing one day only at the Lyric today.
I
Admission aMtinee and Nights 5c and 10c, plus lc
War Taa
STRAND
EDITH STOREY
' IN- ..
"The Silent Woman"
Arv you one of ttw many wImi think that a woman cwnraal kre-n a
wiwtf If so, you arc going tn br very much aurrbpl.
when jtiki per "llm Slhnt UnmanM
S IkMiiI- S:4.V 11:15, 11:10,
THIlWDtY AJD KRIDAY
MONTAGU LOVE in "TO HIM THAT HATH"
HAVE LEARNED TULSA'S
nAC...rJi? ,r- rTr.n.. w
HABITS QUITE READILY
l
Fred Koi. Tom Ilajra, IMgar King
and John MUlender were engaged In
a little gam of orapa Funday after
noon1 In a rooming house at Collins
villa When the "pot" had gotten
swollen to a good estent. In cam
Itlchard Klnida and covered the men
wllh a revolver,
Keeult is. Kleldi waa arrested and
brought to tha Tulsa county Jail, He
will be arraigned tin morning he
for Justice John J. Hlack on a
charge of robbery. He got away with
141.
WATERPOWER MEASURE
.IS SENT TO CONFERENCE
WAHHINHTON. Sept. li After j
a spirited discussion, the senate to- j
night voted 42 to t to send the ad-1
mlnkitratl6n water power bill aa ;
passed by the house to conference I
for consideration In connection wllh i
the aenate bill, for which tha house 1
substituted th nariuiure H drawn by
th secretaries of war. Interior and
agriculture. Three members each
of the committee on Commerco and
public, lands will be named oa thi
senate managers. . I
ReguUr $36.50 fumod oak!
rocker with genuirra leatner
back and Beat, reinforcod Btel
print; on ale at Flack's Un
loading Sala for $27.50!
BROADWAY Today
MOH, DOCTOV
Moahsvl farrw Comedy.
aarWlllfi ami PV-furra rasMln
mssjily from 1 :4S. I.msrr lloor
SOn. Matinee loo. lulriMny l&c.
lrvdodlng War Tai.
lair In OnpiDlari Ibor.
LIBERTY
(Vormrrly Majoallc)
Today and U'crtramday
VIOLA DANA in
"THE COSSACK WHIP"
3-Ilcrl i'omrtly
"Mu.t ll Be Young"
Coming Thar la jr and trYtclay
WM. K. HART In
"Tree Arassilei of Vetigt'anca!''
Today.
S. Hart
-IN
Today and
Wednesday
I. I. SO,
4:45, , t:15.
t
S:0, t:45
i-l" lit -
"DUD
- - , .
IlKOAHWAV.
Visitor to Mho reunion will find
plenty of entertainment In the mu
alcal fare playlet, "Oh, Hoctor," by
th HI Jinka company at tha Ilroad
way theater today .They will not
only b pleased with tha comedy,
but with th c.horua and tha rnuatcal
apeolaltleei. Ixilo I'.rldgna wMH no
doubt acorn another knockout today
with her aong and whistling chorus
and her pai t aa th maid will be
especially entertaining, fclgar Har
nett a the man who weds in order 1
lo help other get a million dollar!
will, not only wins out over all con- '
instant in the n., but furnishen a 1
splendid moral and keep ttvn audi-
MAJESTIC
'Tulsa's Theater Beautiful"
Last Times Today
The greatest success of the season, The World's Most
. Powerful Motion Picture Play
W- JI "''mii..
Also at Mack
SCHEDULE
11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30,
7i30, 9:30
COMMENCING
TOMORROW
Sept
For Four Days Only
mm
mm
Dorothy Gish
"The Hun Within
A Paramonnt
8crrs-n tlmo 11:10, IS.-45,
TMtHlftV ONLY
Marguerite Clark
Tltl'IlRDAY, J'lUOAY .ANI HATt llDAY
ETHEL CLAYTON
In her flrxt Paramount 1'b tari'
"THE GIRL WHO CAME HACK'
by Bud Fishei
am-e In one continue.! uproar Otn
pretention parts arn csuaoly car
ried out hy Oenrge Clark, Mr he-
hlre. Mr Fraley and Mlsa Msnle
and Mlssi Craven. There are delight
ful ong nutntrs by the Martin sia.
twa and thn Htelnwny quartet ami
the chorus appear In beautiful r.w
costume.
.All VtaJlnra Mcloimr at
Y. W. C. A. CAFETERIA
IT Wisl I (Mirth ht.
Urea k fust T:1S-I It
Dinner II 30 1-JO
Hupper t J d-7 : 00
0 i. : -f.fuvt' fj't
4iM;) :M0i. ti-
Sennett Comedy.
PRICES
Children, 10c Adults, 25c
War Tax Extra
Last Day
- Artrrnfl rtp Inl
, 8:15, 4:0, 5:45, 7, :I5. S.S"
in "Wildilower"
,--a.lVyWiff,'df"-w?l aaatiytaaywl'tas,.!;.
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