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TULSA DAILY WORLD..SUNDAY, SETT. 20, 1018.
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RETURNS CAPTURED
. FLAG TO VETERANS
Northern Soldier After Twenty-Five
Years l"rt'M-nis It to Its
Former Owners.
At the fall of Savannah, Com
modnre Foster of the federal fleet
Jandcd at CoNihatchlc. S. C. with
10,000 men, many of whom were
negroes, to cut off Hardy's retreat,
Wl'h v'r' to l.turin (he corps
The hifth i:n.irni.. .
bout B00 men. were sent to prevent
...... . u.M.T "uitpmm i landing
his men at different points In the
region of Cosahatchie. however, and
completely surrounded the Fifth
Georgia, reirlmum 1
The latter succeeded In cutting
Let us examine your eyei, and
make your Double Vlxlnn Glauses
UIKOCAI. No dividing line
bowing!
Tulsa Optical Co.
M. M1KSCII, Mgr.
312 S. LUo I'taono 2800
TRY THIS IF YOU
HAVE DANDRUFF
There la one aure way that never
falls to remove dandruff completely
and that la to dissolve it. This de
stroy it entirely. To do this, Just
yet about four ounces of plain ordin
ary liquid arvon; apply It at night
when retiring; uhc enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips.
Hy morning, most If not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de
stroy every single sign and trace of
it no matter how much dandruff you
may have.
You will find. too. that all Itching
and digging of the scalp will atop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It is Inexpensive, and
four ounces is all you need. This
simple remedy hus never been
known to fall.
USE C0C0ANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR
If you want to keep your hair In
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. Thi dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
Is very harmful. Just plain -mulsN
fied rocoanut oil (which is pure and
entirely greasless). is much better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use for sham
pooing, (is this can't possibly Injure
the Mrlr.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub It in. One or two
teaspoonfula will make an abund
ance of rich, creamy lather, and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly, i ne latner rinses out easily,
and removes' every particle of dust,
dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and
It leaves it fine and silky, bright,
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get mulaifled cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. It !s
yery cheap, and a few ounces la
enough to Inst everyone In the fam
ily for months. Adv.
-Rouleau Millinery
Formerly 106 South Main
New Location
122 South Main
v
V. A
Flowers
e fin?
Chrysanthemums
Assorted Flowers
Roses
their way out with severe losses,
losing their color bearer.
A lieutenant of the Bihley guard
Immediately picked up the flag and
was killed. Then Tlpp Itarnc of the
same company hurriedly picked, it
up and was shot down. In tho COn
fUsion. f'Hnluln Vn,,n Ik. 't A t K
' - ........ . . 1 1 U .vt,l
New York, came into possesion of
the flag and kept It until about 25
years later. At this time he was
conductor on the road from Macon
to Atlanta. Hearing that the Fifth
vjeorgia was to hold a regimental
reunion, he sept home for the flag.
He was present at this reunion and
permission to adUrcss tne
boriv. urhl..h m,uu t -.1
After eulogUing those present for
uieir gauaniry in mo l. osuhatchlc
folded their old flag and presented
it to Its former followers, with these
remarks: "After keeping this flag for
a quarter of a century, it affords mo
Bn-ai pleasure 10 return u to such
gallant former foos."
This flag appeared In Friday's
parade of United Confederate vet
erans, in Tulsa, proudly borne aloft
vj corporal laapman or the Colum
bus Grays.
We are InHohloH in r t."
of Dallas, Texas, a former follower
of this same old battle flag, for this
iory. a veritable epic In miniature,
showing In its true light tho undying
regard and respect that an Ameri
can holds for a brother, even though
separated from him in principle by
a great war.
Mr. Ansley'a two brothers. W. 8.,
of Dallas, and J. T. of Longview,
Texas, also followed this same flag
until its capture by Captain Young.
CHECKUNVlMPOWER
OF NATION 100 DAYS
Uftl Hoards Told They Must Speed
Ip Classifications of Men Re,
istercd September 12.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon
of the representatives of the differ
ent local boards In the Tulsa dis
trict, A. I McCauley, inspector from
General Crowder's office, spoke on
the system that is being used to as
certain officially the man power of
me nation wiwun 100 days' time.
Mr. McCauley stated that begin
ning with September 12. it was nec
essary to complete the classification
of 13.000,000 men In 100 davs. and
that General Crowder must bo able
to know where and when he can pro
cure from six oil well drillers to mil
lions of fighting men, and do it
auirk.
The cTasslficailon of the class
rrom is to 3 is now In progress and
the 37 to 45 will follow Immediately
when this work is finished
In an interview Mr. McCauley
oi.ii.iu mm ne was more man pleases
with the spirit, co-operation and en
thusiasm of this district board oper
ating In Tulsa, and that it had been
a pleasure to be went to Oklahoma
on the mission of bringing together
the exemption boards and the home
umce in wosmngton.
Some 11 years ago Inspector Mc
Cauley was a resident of Tulsa and
took an active part in early Ok la.
noma politics.
VETS FOR BOY SCOUTS;
MADE A FJNE SHOWING
Tulsa ftnv Rrnnta m A
- ........ II 1 1 UUIlllg
tne reunion, did themselves proud.
More than a hundred of the
scouts, ranging in age from the min
imum, to the maximum limit, played
...o uiK ui uioer act ror tne veterans,
their families and friends in the city
for the big occasion.
A regular schedule of hours was
Worked out and many of tho scouts
were on duty ail night long showing
the visitors to their lodging houses
and home of the city, which had
been opened, carrying baggage, etc.
No one was more enthusiastic over
the boy escorts than the veterans
and the span of generations, repre
sented as the scouts were seen pilot
ing the vets about town, was Inter
esting food for thought. The coun
tenances of the boys told more
plainly than words that they felt the
responsibility placed In them and
would discharge the duties to the
best of their ability.
JUDGE HOLDS MELLEN IS
JUSTIFIED IN HIS ACTION
PITTSFIELD, Mass., Sept 2S.A
decree Justifying Charles S. Mellen
of Stockbridge, former president of
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Kaih-oad Co., In living apart
from his wife, on the ground that
she had deserted him, was handed
down by Judge Edward T. Slocum
In probate court this afternoon.
Counsel for Mrs. Mellen gave notice
of an appeal to the supreme court.
The attorney for Mrs. Mellen ar.
gued that she had written tho "kit
ten" letters, which figured in the
case, merely to test the love' of her
husband and show him that she
could receive the attentions of an
other man.
Luncheons
11 a. m. to 5 p.- tn.
SPECIALTIES
Ahhh Pi t
rv -M. t 1
Ice Cream
Lane
119 South Main
Street
With the cost of materials and labor constantly advancing, those who know quality will recognize in
.given. Same time ago, when we began planning for this sale, we determined that the values would be
would have cause to remember this sale as ' '
A
An opportunity
two waists for
price of one.
No Oilober Calls. Influenza.
Major Kerr of the adjutant gen
eral's office in Oklahoma City has
notified the local exemption board
that the call for general service men
for October has beeji canceled, due
to the epidemic of SpanlHh influenza
In the camps. Theso were called for
October 11 and were to be sent to
The Horoscope.
I
Sunday, September 29, 1918.
Conflicting Influences rule this day,
according to astrology. Although
early In tho morning the sun Is In
beneflc- aspect, Saturn and Uranus
are strongly adverse.
Ministers and speakers or every
class may find It difficult to hold at
tention or to move audiences during
this configuration which encourages
a cold, critical attitude of mind.
It is not a rortunate rule tor malt
ing appeals for any patriotic or
philanthropic purpose.
The churches come under a sway
making for even greater changes
thanges than have cprne about Two
or three years ago seers predicted
a broadening of work, but the future
promises that great industrial enter
prises will be undertaken as well as
the usual charitable activities
There is a sign promising that a
millionaire will provide an Immense
fund for the aid of returning soldiers
and that this will be administered as
a business venture which will be suc
cessful. Since this Is the day of Judgment.
according to occullsts. all men who
hold In their possession either vast
power or great wealth will be called
to account before the final peace set
tlements. This Is Interpreted to mean
that the next decade will mark su
preme changes.
Nervous diseases, nose and throat
troubles and stomach dlsortfcrs may
be prevalent during the coming
months. The Importance of careful
living Is emphasized by the seers.
With the Increase of nerve mal
wk
An 'Accomplishment
H.
in
Values-,
$5.95
to purchase
the regular
adies there will be ne and marvel
ous methods of treatment. A woman
will make a great discovery, It Is
predicted.
Again the Important need of a
positive attitude of mind that shuts
out despondency and all forms of fear
is emphasized by astrologers.
Persona whose blrthdate it Is prob
ably will have a busy year. They
should meet success In business af
fairs. Children born on this day are
likely to he talented and Industrious.
These subjects of Libra have the
power of winning great respect.
Oopyriibt by tht MrClure Kempsper Sjro
diem. On Baby. In Big Blisters. Cross
and Fretful and Lost Sleep.
x "When beby was about a month
and a half old, both sides of his face,
ears .and forehead tot some
thing like dandruff. It
was dry and scaly and he
scratched until it broke out
in big blisters. I bad to
make little gloves and keep
" bis hands tied up. He was
cross and fretful, and the eruption
caused him to lose sleep. Tbe break
ing disfigured his face.
"I decided to get Cuticcra Soap and
Ointment. He found great relief and
I used two takes of Cuucura Soap and
three boxes of Cuticura Ointment
whlchhealedhlm."(8igned)Mr.Violet
Steely, 1322 Burnet St., Paducah, Ky.
Stop the use of all doubtful soaps.
Use Cuticura tor an toner purposes
im frm l UM
"OMum. B.l B.
gospSK. (HaMUSndl
SoM fmwMr.
. TalcHlSW.
CUIll HEALS
I TROUBLE
" if ! i
SEDBtaMirS
JfoSGpofQuafitiJ.
'Our Greatest
Waist Sale of
theSeasoti"
1,000 New Waists
The Newest, Prettiest Styles
Georgette ancT Crepe de Chine9
This marvelous sale met
Saturday that we have
it Monday for the
, unabfe to attend sooner.
Elizabeth Ann L
About Town and
t'ow M
Us Put
Our
Shoulder
To the
That the
vmt Hoimf '
Gathering J
4 Success. vj I
Miss Callahan has returned from
the east with a hoad brimful of
Ideas about the newest and best
models in gowns and suits for
Pi
H
with such great response
decided to continue
benefit of those
ooks
She Says
lAbertu
Loan May
He Met.
autumn and wintY. 217 Aitlt build
ing. I'hono 6232.
The slip-over slortrlptifl blouse ha.s
greater possibilities as a utility gar
119 South Main
Street
this sale stiino of tho greatest values we, have ever
so unusual, the price so low, that all who attended
I
m
if
Values
$5.95
Yd matter how great the temp
tation, buy only what you need,
as each sale must be final.
ment than most Items of apparel
Among the new things which have
Just asrlved at the Tulsa Art and
(lift shop are some limited edltlonx
of colored etchings of Krenrli ami
lli-lglan cuthcdmls. 620 South Main
street.
Tlio ono-plei-ei droits not only In
coinfiirtjiblo mid iHN'otnAig, hut him
Ih iiiIviiiiIiiki' of tin- suit In th.it It
done not Imti lo lx' lUi-oinimnUtt by
blouws gulon'.
Mrs. Hi now si-rve dinner by ap
pointment iih v'!l ;ii liini ln on, te.i
or supper. imij South lloiilder.
I'hono hfi.HS.
Iiiirun anil xnuill uing on- v rv
popular for Inlloit'il Iuii.h. Singh'
wing, vtlngo In pair iiiol In Inn
slmpes nni Ix'linr umiI for n trim.
The Harper system of health and
beauty culture has ln:n In vogue In
tbe east for more than 2.1 yearn. The
Tulwv shop in rhnrtrn of Miss Helen
Hr.uin and loiatnd at 40 Sou Hi
HouMer I opposite Tied Cross hend
iiuiit ters ) invites your patronage for
H'tilp treatment, facial, shampooing,
manlciirlnir, body massage und vio
let ray. f'lione 712fi. '
Though boad hags still am In the
hcv-ilrv of thi'lr ixiiiiilnr y, many
other lines nro in favor, among them
velvet bags Willi erusteil silver
frames.
Miss Brock and Miss Elliott's School
CHII.DHI'N 4 TO It Yl.AIlS OF ACK
Reopens September 24th
I.IMITM) l:MlOI,!,i:.MNT MKT:S INDlVlDCAIi A'PTTTNTIOJr
909 South Cheyenne Ave.
f
, 9
For a conservative and appropri
ate holld.iy gift, I should suggest
portraits of the children, for which
.tho !; tiiieldre-itlvkln shop is
famed. Make an engagement before
tho busy season op-m. Fourth anil,
HouMer, three entrances. Phone
GUi.'l.
High lustra figured satins, plain.
MrlM'l und plaid mitliut arn being
nseil to a ronsluerablo extuut for
w'IMinito skirts.
The Superior tea room makes a
feature of lis noonday luncheons,
whiih Lave urown in popujarity by
leap-, anil bounds. A shipment of
fi h candles was- received during
the past week. 514 South Main
sti eet,
Tlio looetl shoe, always favored) by
particular people, Is Incomparable
slnis' skirts emphnslH) tlio good taste
rfont dress ami the prion am such
that we do not vtlfh to makc-a mis
guided iiircliise,
Th Klephant trunk factory hr.J
two of the most attractive show
windows seen In the fashion display.
Throuitli an error on the part of
tlio Judges; who Old not know tHat
this company had been entored, the
award of honor went to tho Reliable
company.
"When In donbt, don a big black
lint." onisj advised a popular and
hcuuillully gowned actress.