Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 14, 1918, Page 10, Image 10

About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919

Image provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society

                
.VI!
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1918.
10
u
I.if
it-
i
I '
il
1
UNION ORGANIZATION
OF AMERICAS URGED
i
- !
Secretary Wilson ami (iieiixT V
vise Ccinfocbnillon of Sotilli mill
Central America Willi I . S.
Ci
I.AItKlio. Tnw. Nov. 1 Tin-
organization "f winkers of Mejueo
and Central and Houth America anil
the formation of a teclprocl infi
federal ion fif ill the union bodies of
the America was uti-id todav hy
Hocrrtary nf Ijihor W illixin I:. II
son nd I'r.'Mil. nt Oompfrs of lh
Arnerii-un t edf-af inn f l.'.hor'tn a
ser!e of addrfs.M s to p pref'tita
Ovr of the countri.s south of here
Ttie foriMfl t.on r. f sui h a con f cdci a
Uim. It man pointed mil In President
(iniHlflll, llljld li til" firm Hlnl
chief step In the (iri:a,ir.arioii if
Ihr fnritu nf peace and humau!i
thHt would forever prevent a i.pe
titutn of Ihe attempt bv force if
autocriiry anil ImiH-rialihiii to c m ti It
the world impplng t r t rl 1 1 1 . j . .- ihrlr
will mi nil nations.
(iiv. li.irgo W. limit nf Arizona
alnci addressed tin' visitors, saving
I he Mcilcun laborers hit I been irn-d
hy tin- fire 4ml proved their depth
at i hiiruiti r in the Arizona striken
In 101'..
A committee tin redoiillals wan
named today and Ininnrriiw morning
I tlx fa ti American conference mil
ho orna iili'il ami plans discuss'-d for
Ih creation nf all all Ann i lcm i on
federation
Council Adjourns.
1 hi fuei'iilice" enuiicll i'f the
American l''ederatlon if Labor.
which ha been meet lug hrp llcul
"'" I
. r mill th. ii ;
od Inilav tit discontinue mi
lifter the conference In ov
Miljinirti to San A ii I . i n 1 1 whore thi'
rest of their sessions will hi- hold
Hecrrlnry Wilson left tonight fur
Washington. II'' addressed Ihf dele
gate a second lime Jimt before If iv
llIK Hn Nllhl thai hi'i'HIINH thn IiIh
tory of IniliiKlrlal ii.vnlintKtil hail
Hhown that lut!" PiniloyT alwajH
OUCH! RUB OUT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub pain, Horcncss, stiffnoss,
Hciatici right out with
"St. Jacobs Liniment."
Potint fifty! I'aln noni.
Hhpunitttlmn In "pain only" Not
on viuti In fifty riniilrr lntrrnl
treatment. Htop driiKicliiK! It'll' Ilia
mlmry Mirht away! Apply minthitiK.
panetratlnK "Ht. Jat-ulm lanlnifiit" ill.
rectly uMin tho "IfnUi-r Kpiil," ami iv
llaf cornea Inntantly. "Ht. Jurnlm I, In.
Iraent' In a harmlrm rhruinutlHin lui
Iment" Ih a hnrriilonn rti.-M inal imiii Ii'j
cmn not burn or dlnrolnr thn nlUn.
Umber np! Htop complaliilnK' 't
a mnall trial Ixittle nf "Kt. .lai'iiha
linlmrnt" at any ilrn atoro, an. I iU
un a mnmont you u oe iren iroin
pain, aorenem, atlffnea anil itwellltiR.
Iton't Buffer! Itellef awaitu ynu, "St.
JacobM I.lniment" hna rellevril mil
Hon of rheumallum auffrrcra In the
lam half rentury. anil la Juat an kooiI
for aclatlra, neuralKta, lumbano,
tiaokache, apralna ajid awolllnKH.
Adv.
New Empress
Drwly New VauuWIlle Kliow IV irliinlnK Today's Matliioo
5 FIVE GOOD ACTS 5
Headlined by llic oiiilar niiu-kfaiv CNmxdlnu
Harry Von Fossen
(OnlPO"' l'ntiTlaincr)
"You Know You Know Him!"
In a Itrnml-nrw Monoln,
AI0
Claire Hanson and the
Village Four Quartette
"20 Minutes of Mirth and Melody"
(The flmt qunrtrt I" niiuiy wk)
Today' Matinee 15c; Boxes 25c
'Night Prices 15c, 25c and 35c; Boxes 50c
rtrturra at 2:15, 7:20 ami 9; Vaudi' lllo lit :l, 7:10 nn.l 0:20
IVn Office rHMie 3M21I
SPECIAL RETURN DATE
MAJESTIC THEATER
6 Days Only Starting
Tuesday Matinee. Nov. 19
i). w. (.mi
Greater
than
"The
Birth
of a
Nation."
PRICES 'la
All Seats Reserved
itihta 50c. 75c. $1. and $1.50
Mail order, when m'cnmiuuiicd hy money order or checks, will lie
filled In ..conflict of their rcoelol
! h i'l nlti'inpti'il In ilntiilnufi' tlm llvrn
nf tlii-lr li . .lo vr-M. II ha'l lai li hiikI.i
j i '.-a.rv f'r Hurkii.tii tttvutl.-
"Willi nr k ni'll aiilNK .im a null, t ho
! lahi.rrr M II I'' I"'1 "ti '"I'lalil v
h .Hi Ihf i nii'liiyfi .' In- r-ii'l ' I ho
f r I . i ' ' r liilH r H ll, Ihf llll'OM-
mii, .fil pni'lijit ff .ri'unii!i hihnr
with hi'h in fiiinhii Hi" wort mail.
'I In- only way f ir Ihf woikiofii in
H. n r tlif in-" I " h on an t h 1 1 1 ' v i I o
form tiiiioiiM anil .!.'. Inn"- ilii'-.i lull'
Urn union olui ill' for ' tif m",ini
.III IllirsmslloH'il I'IO'Iih of ihi ir l.i
l.or to i'iitil- I In in I" ii" t n-
pli . i i on .i n ''in il l..i 'iu
"iiii. i ho in m i' i IH-I i i"n
i ii-., ,, i ., uli.s. TIk- mil iv to r
hir i. null, ii, hy f.i'l.fl'' mi"
.1, , no, ,1 Ml I mi f.f tllf nn.l'iflal
.fi.lliifc In in. ike thi i.l'l'i
, .-e.l " -
'i. -1.. nt ilun pn alil a rrihurw
I,, .i . i.i.nv u iiim. f.iviiit'' "I'"'!
IIIILll)
H ho ll.l ' ' WU I" III.' II 'l I
have
fill
ihfii I" i-ioninr ai"l
I ih. rain.' ii,r"Hih
in, Im l"iin"l Ui
have not
.Sri'.-eTli r V
I'll"
V. lin
miner. i' niinui 4
"ii.i of Ihe-." I !
ii ai of a ial.or. I
ear , ..ii-'" ii i"
l.f.tl'i' Hie w ih
1 1 Ii.,-'. n"t rt.H ii
ft uim tlif lank"
of mii, hi ULoir. Ii"
In Mill llh l,lt"l "
mipniti Ix I'liiiim tl.
Tin. . l,i. f iliriH t ,'it l"i ." 'if
, .iiifiT' I." 1 1 t" "ili"l'!er liliUil f'
. I... I nr:ili i,,'lfi' t'l h'
in lh in '! fiilil"' ai"l t' !-
, f..r ih. ilium 'Half urnan
l.iilon of lli" M' xi
I hl i -hi u I r y of hi
to h- liiolf Muni a
i in in u .,i t tin' in th
in Horknifii In
, 1 1,, i e are nahl
1 1 1 1 ii ii . ii. any of
i t a fla I -ciuirliiH
iNin h KlH '"' 1
ti ailiiliK
of I lio ronff r-
'I he 'i ni l .11 I'll' l'"s'
Hi. ih Ihf .l -otiml loll
,r tl.e n-lat In nil "I III"'
iii evrrv w.ijr
I niti il Mlati it
Ainirhaii m-
fif I
Hlfh M"
pilhlli -".
XI,'
an, I lln
CHARGED WITH WEARING
rrt ii i i
ARMY UNIFUKM illlumll i
SI' , I ' I M. Nov 1 J - A man lv
m,k I,ih tia.ni.1 iia Hti'.lmii II '"I'I'll
of Vii"Hh..m. Ni-. vva-. nir.f.tf.1 hy
ffil.ial i.illiorltl-M lii-r" tlnv "it
hniKi'i of iMfiriiiry wi'iirlntt an army
inal" i h iinili'ti'i mi"! Vl'
latlon of th Miuin "'-I
i'r,l;ll ii'lmlit.'il hf wont llir..iu:h
a .nairlHKf. " t "V
'IVxni. in r 2:i. la!. Willi "'
an v. lio m "''! W"H
worth. aiforilliiK l f'-l-ral "ffl''rH
At that lirnr-, hf m.l'l. I'1" lawful wlf"
fo,,n.r,f Ml-i -"' S,lV!,," ,"f
l'lW.-cl.urKh, wan In rtin Antonio.
Vkhfro Hho mill irHl.lfB
Corrlill Hiihi h" f'.nnfrlv li i'l I n
a lloulfiiant lilt ,w .ll-hirif-l t
M.ilHik-n. N. J . K-v-nil i.mni . aK'-.
.MiM.i.llim I" r-'I'i'H nffl"!"!"-
Help
money.
the wnr worker with ynnr
BROADWAY
, Spli'mliil i uMK ily Tixlay
"ROPING HIS JULIET"
HI JINKS COMPANY
Oprna al wlih I'lrlurr
VifU-lay Mlillll," !"
MkIiim iuiiI Sumlaya
YmrM r.njoy Jill Hill
Kini s
Aug
mented Symphony
Orchestra
I WAR
V TAX
1.
Matinees 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1 ) EXTRA
ifr lis l jSSJ
A Mill n.llilly MlaKfil
.Straml thfiiler. 'I'll Ih
plrture In "The
ih a Worhl Cli -
tlif Mori of a plrluri! you remfmhir
LINES OF AMERICANS
ARE ALL MARKED OUT
I'mntx of Itntli Armli-H rc Ih'fliiMl
ill Closi' of HkIiIIiik Micii liiiii
Itl'lllllK' Sll. nt.
My 'Ih" AN-iitil l'i.-"i.
Willi Till'; AM Kit H 'AN A It MY
l 'i:M'l:, Tui-Hilay. Nov II
hi ii ihf I, Khlln i-inli'il M, ,n, lav the
lifiiiiit 1 1 out line oppoHito Ihf
An,. 1 1' in line riiiiiiini; hoiiIIi aii't
lo'ih uv a ppl oxlinal.''v iih folIoWH.
I i"in iioiili of thn 1'hntfnu il'lloii
lioine!l'"i, IlijroiiKh Ihf IIoih 'le ll
v.ii,,, fh" ItoiH do M.inhe iiiIIih. the
I'.ois M iMKoiieiiH, then northWfHt.
piiHflnu i-aMt of nianzee, eant of
i ii una uroiirt ra' ami north of
Niihi n womln. Tlu'iirn throiiKh the
Krui'l ChenaH, fiiHt llexnnviiijx.
t li l .UK ll Ihe llfiheol wood went
ami north of Hill north of Chail-
inont I levant-1 iiimvlllerH an, I Hill
SIM, to the rafit Hl.lo of the 'rtilfnte
brook anil the HanivlIlern-MeU mail
north of KetiuHvlllo In the north of
the furi'Nt of 'ue re anil I'aalon to
am iiii.i north of Sienav and tlifnre
north and nlllitlv wst tn tlm end
of tin. Hi'i'inr north of Mmizon, alonu
the MfliMf
The front of the hii-oihI army
from the Miuith lo north wnn:
Nomeny to Kply, throimh 1h lloln
Vlnrotte. through the liiil Krehuut.
til the Moai-lln river and up the river
to a point a lion I two-third of a
Grand
STOCK COMPANY
plnylinc
"Wife In Name Only"
nlwi
I'll HUES
Cliff IlnMtlnir, Ifiidlnc man
Tulsa's Perfect
Photoplay Theater
The Sensational Hit of
"Laughin
Bill Hyde"
Rex Beach's famous story
Full of Thrills, Laughs and Human Interest starring
a real Oklahoma Cowboy
::tlt. I2::. 2. Z:.0,
, 6::ill. and
t::UI
DON'T MISS
THIS SHOW!
HIP l. '
rr.v
DOROTHY
-IN
"VIVE LA FRANCE"
BRAY P1CT0GRAPH
Screen time 1 1 :30, 12:45, 2, 3:15, 4:30, 5:45, 7,
8:15, 9:30
Coming Tomorrow and Saturday
VIVIAN MARTIN in "HER COUNTRY FIRST'
"The Appearance of Evil"
Appeuranrc of Kvll." nturrlna; June Klviilfo,
ture, 11 ml It Im ileclileilly illfferent. lute reM iii
lonK after you have Keen It anil tell
mile Kouih of I'.iKny and thenre wet
In a point one-third of a mile nnuth
of I'li-ny. Theme thronuh Item
berei'otirt lo the north of Ho la lioni
inariln and Ihe main HoIh farm.
Hklnlnir the northern end of iJike
1 in haiiH-see. throuirli Ihe IIoIm le
lliiule Kplne IhroiiKh the Kol de
Wavrlllf. St lllliure. Miirrhevllle.
Ilalvllle to one thud of a mile Houth
of Vllle-en-W'oevre
I in the front of the first and nf.
on,l arniie l.elween the'Meiie mid
the Miwlle allied IruopH hold the
former Herman front line lllane.-i
of llonvaiix. Walronvllle. Ilia nzee.
Moninvllle, Ahail'uurt. Dieppe and
Ke.onv.'iiix.
'".v i :.m i'iu '-ss.
Well, look who al Ihe New Km
pres tinluy! If II Isn't Harry von
I'oHHen. "Von know you know"
him! Kvervbodv remeenber him
the popular (irpheiim hlarkfare en
tertalner, and he . onieH with a liratnl
new iimorliiii'iil of Joke and houk
that will make him a biKKer favorite
than ever with Tulfa iiuillenren.
Harry I the iii pheum art headlining
todav hill and he him .1ut ueh un
net a Tulsa vaudeville alover enjoy
a keen nionolnirue, tnlkltiBT and
Hlnirlnir quartet of tin hour of fun.
Then there' another Ret that Tul
Haii are parllal to -a first rlaes
iiiartnt. headed hy Claire Hanson.
"The VIlhiKe Knur," 1 hilled a "iU
minute of mirth und melody" and
report from other citie nay It lives
up to It blllltiK.
Three other net find a new picture
will make up the new bill heitlnnlnn
today" matinee for the I ant half of
the week. 1'rof, .Joe l.yday'a Km
pre orchetrn. alway a fnvorltB
feature, will be In the pit. a usual.
Aviation ScIiimiI C1op.
ST. I'Al,'!.. Minn., Nov. 13 The
aviation mechanic school nt St. Paul
I to he closed Immediately and th
.1.500 students will he transferred to
Kelly field, Texa. aerordin to a
war department illnpatch received
here late today.
Notice lo Hlfeh School Cadet.
Itipott Hnre to In Leverlnn,
tailors and Turnishers. Tulsa Hotel
l.uililliiK. 115 Kiial Third atreel, for
nieaauiement for mlliuiry uniforms.
Today
Tomorrow
and
Saturday
the Ziegfield "Follies" in
Adult ilh'
Children 10c
War Tax r-itni
Last Day
DALTON
Wi"
Claremore Rogers
1 J
wliii h Ih mIiowim
aii'1 i'iiti'1 l.unfiiK-
at tliu
It m
your frifiiil.1 ahoui.
COTTON SPECULATION
IS ORDERED STOPPED
Urn nil's Commune Ihsiiih HHtriu
lloll. lallnlm; I mine ScllltiK
( iiiim'n Dii linc 111 l'rl c.
ASI 1 1 N I'l'' i.N'. ov. 11.- Siiv-
ulainc i Imrt liin;,' of cotton on thn
Nfw .uk ni'l New iii'lcnn cotton
1 . .
is prohibited tl'ila by
I .si nbut.on , committee.
tun ' ,,: i ii
I 'on. i ti,i,
pur, Ii.im'
affidavit
ncIIiiik or
hfl
Hllcn illj.lll.Ht the
are tuTii.ittfd on
of .
froi
hi s
ilt
i ttin ncller, but fin
from coiintricH except
in ll'tui'lal ion of long contracts are
til lie executed.
I'harlis .1. ltraiul, c ti-urtnan of the
roilllllltti-c, llotif:e,l the ple.MUielll
of I'lf two ' i-XcllaliKf Ihls uiol llilllt
hy teli'i. i ipli. He Mild later that the
committee h ili-c:Hioii was precipi
t a i e.l by iiinl'ie s.'uirt sellini; ycsier
day of speculative inti rests, who
look advantage of the situation cre
ated by Hie cessalioli of hostilities
I in force prices uohii - leum a
I'oiiii,!.
Mr. llnifnl al,) Iseacd the follow
ti ; formal statement outlining- rea
sons for ihe prohibit ion order:
.."The M.KiiitiK of i h armistice
hriiuts Us Mil ) lt-1 I y to the threshold
of the recofixtriiction era. I'endiio;
de elopm. ntH are of tin- utmost Im
portance to the entire cotton world.
"The coiiHi'nuetice of unfounded
rumors that tend to promote vicious
speculative activity and cause un
JiiHtifii'd demoralization must he
avoided as far a possible. In order
tlHit harmful violent price fluctua
tions may be checked, tho comiiut
ten on cotton distribution has or
dered all spccuUtive short selliuil
on the .New York und .New Orleans
cotton exchaiik'e stopped and. to
make Hum order thoroughly effect
ive, ha required that no Helling or
ders except ill ll'iuidat Ion of long
contracts be executed from uny fur
citfn count ry.-.
"The Kt.ppacii of HinkinK hy
r hoats the monthly lnTea.-V in new
ship totiuatte and the . ieleHin of
ships now ei'ituKcd iu Kiipplyin; the
fli-cts of the allies, together with
i the freelnK of space previously used
! in sending munitions to Hurope. will
mean a larite increase in available
toiiiuiitu for cotton exports.
"The world's requirements of cot
toil to meet in IncreisniK dcmanil
I for clnihiiiK w ill henceforth t he on
'a continuously asctiidiiiK salc.
I. usil on report to this coiiiraittee
from various forclun isointrie.s. we
estimate their reiuiri'incnts to ne
over 0011. (inn hales in excess of last
season' takings.
"Kurope is almost renuded of col
ron and cotton nooils The poten-
1 tial - tmylnif power of he world
which will h" aided and hastened
I by the establishment of tho neees
i sary credit will rjuickly assert
: it.s.'if."
VILSQN MAY N A jI
PEACE COMMISSION
tYINTtNt'KD l't;iM PM.K OVK
I "It seems to lis ih.it It Is possible
to work out certain cotittnon prin
ciples which should obtain in all gov.
enmont department In affecting
settlements on contt-iets now to h
topped and adliisting them on a fair
basis. If one bureau or department
follows ltii own ideals, another pur
sues a different course, It seems that
It will lead to endless controversy
and confusion. For this reason wo he.
In ve the Mccncies set up iu the vari
ous bureaus ami departments to deal
with the question .should be con
trolled by some common authority in
order to prevent great difficulties.
"Pending the development of .in
iiileqiiate nrgjipizatinn, we earnestly
hope that clearance committee may
be appointed at once to which will
i be referred all proposal to cancel
contracts, with instructions to all
departments that e.incelfat Ions shall
not be made without the approval of
this' committee, In order lh.it raw
materials which will be released to
use them Immediately for pence
time needs. V" are of the opinion
that war contracts should not be
cancelled until provision is made for
the absorption of these rayy- mate
rials." Whatever machinery Is i reafed fori
supervising the transition. It Is con-'
sldered ijertain that the govern-;
ment proposes to maintain a cen-,
tralized control and to exercise a'
very positive supervisirih over busi
ness interests during the i h inge. i
Kalsc-r's Partisans Mcatcn. '
' AMSTKI1HAM. Tuesday, Nov 12. !
The t'.erman troops yho mutinied nt
the P.everloo camp I'l lielgium and
raised the red flag, s-ivs th" lland"!
stilate, attacked anothy force , sup
porting th" former riVipcror Thi
force was defeated and fled to the
Hutch frontlet, wliciu it was dis
armed Monday.
REVOLUTION STARTS
WITH SWISS STRIKE'
- I
Mlnlstelv Sulcr Dc. lincs rolltlcal,
.Motives Itallicr Than I '"- i
iiiiiiile Alms uiisc- Action. )
' j
WASIIINUTON. Nov. I J Hwit- ;
.erland's nenerl slfike. p.ch com-,
meneeil this week, b is objects wl'.lch
in" rt vubiHonnrv and political ,
rather Hi. hi eeonn , and h is bad (
iliri'i-l ineitenii'M fl ion t he holshe j
vik oinaiii..i'ii n in llussia. accord-;
iiiK I" Hans ,.lzef. riwif rinrii-t, r j
to lb" I'lilled Sta'es.
.Mr Sulzer rketched cire'irn-i
stance Haih'u: up I" ,in If'1" '""i
day for Ih- A-sociated I'ros. .
TtoniL-h without information m '"'
H... i., i .v. i.f tlie movement.. Ii'
e..r sse.i confidence thai it w
mill
f.ii I., 1.I.-..U ilown th- tiiesent i
Ih"
ifuiei lilof Ii . w nil II lie Mil" n. i, i
support, of the o .rwhf lminK pi"-
pilltlotl (if till' f.'.pilbltii'lL
Kor s.iio" t.n.e therel has been
trreat liidusti . . 1 'unrest And iiiiftn
pioMiifiit In ,wit riali'l. due to ceii
ral world cdi.ditions und ini""s.
fied bv inn- f' ne t a I location. .Min
ister Sulzer sa;d. '-."''.fn has b. en
Inteiffh leiit and ra'w inati" al has
not been obtainable wi'h which t"
keep all plant employed. Then
theie are 3D u no deserters and un
desirable alien from bellli:ere nt
countries li.iniored iu and around
Zurich, where trouble has centered.
"The Uiissitin hol-heviki (.overn
tnetlt Ih'ull'll not recocnl.eil. h:is
i,,.. i .. ni:,iiv in the country
who was tolerated upon his msree-
inent to refrain from propaKa nda
.mains' our democr.iP.c rorui or kiv
erniiieiil. This promise b" .III nt
keep but Instfid eiit.-.Ked more or
less openlv ill agitation. . Affairs
culminated when the Swiss p.iy.'rn
nier.t ordered troops Into Zurich,
to maintain order, which m done
last week. The socialist roninuitee
winch controls the central labor "r
itaniz itloii.i ordered the Kovernnient
to reinnve the soldiers or fare a gen
eral strike to henin on Sunday. N.it
urillv. niv Itovernmeiit would net be
dictated 'to in any uch fashion.
The strike followed.
The Swiss parliament has now
been rilled tn meet Immediately. I
am without Information as to the
develi pmffnts since, but I believe
the strike either ha failed or wl.I
do so verv sluutly since it cannot
hone for the" funeral support of the
I Sw.ss." .
Minis'er Sulzer has rreeivcu
copy of the manifesto addressed to
the Swisi people by the federal
council on November when troops
were ordered out, explaining Ihf
step ns nccessarv to "cope with the
situation cieated hy certain icronps
of newspapers which openly and se
cretly threaten to repeat In Swit
zerland the revolu::onary experi
ment of lussia."
MORE SUGAR AND NfJFLOUR
SUBSTITUTES FOOD ORDERS
WASIIINtJTON. Nov. 13.- HcKiila
tlons renulrlntf householders and
halter to purchase L'O per rent of
substitutes with each purchase 01 i
wheat Hour were withdrawn today
by the food administration, effective
immediately. I
WAS Ml Nt JTON, Nov. 13. Increase
In the beet sugar producing state
and in the cane producing territory
of Isiiilslana of the household sugar
allotment from three pound to four
pound monthly per capita, wan or
dered today by the food administna
tion, effective December I. At the
same time public eating places In
thee Rectlons will be permitted to
Increase their consumption from
three pound to four pound for
every 90 meal served.
Kor the remainder of the country,
it was Htated. the allotment uf three
..-r..iniU monihlv tier ciitiltn for house
hold, and three pound per 90 meals,
for public eating places will be con
tinued for the present a.t least.
The ini rcHe for sugar producing
state was granted, the food admin
istrator announced, because of the
lack of cargo space for overseas,
shipment together with insufficient!
storage facilities iu this country.
"The World usually carries the !
changes In food regulations a day or
two ahead of official notice to me,"
said C. J. Hindmnn. food admlnistr i-'
tor. last night when advised of the
sugar and flour substitute regula-I
tion heing changed. j
"It has been the policy of the,
local food administration to accept i
these regulations, unofficially, nnd i
until they reach me, I do not Issue
an order on mem; nowoei, un- n
port have been correctly printed,
and I assume they are true now."
Today and
Tomorrow
Some Keen Picture
"Tin1 Duse of the Scrum," a
famous critic calls her
Norma Talmadiic
NORMA TALMAOGt j
"de luxenannie:"
In a sii-rh film production of
the cvU'bnitcd stage nihit
"De Luxe Annie"
Tills picture I a poltlvo delight
iiiuidiiuonsly declared tho Iwst.
the hicomparnhlcd Norma Tul
iiuulgc lin ever made.
Shows todav at 1 1 :(). 1. 2:0, I,
a: lilt, :!.". 8:15 and (:!."
Prii-cs: Isiwrr, floor 22c Hnlccvny
lie: Children: At Matinees 6c,
Mglits lie. (These prlis- In
clude wur tax.)
RIALTO
"""SS" ""73
tea m
flirwiiBrnsisw i
Maru Rush-Gibbs Liken
I Ml Thnao I. ilt If Fnnl
' Things of Femininity
"It: anybody home No? I'll
just walk In anyway."
Maiy Hush, alias Mary tllhbs,
di, hi t ' wait for an Imitation lo
help herself to feminine knirlfcr
knack which Mtrmk her fancy.
She went and not them, according
to Ih" police who arrented her yes
terday. Toilet water and file powder
were her specialties, other little
t bines like diamond lavaller,
brooches and fur neck pieces wero
refolded as handy thin to have
about and pink waists ulways are
useful. These are wune of the
tilings found among Mary' effect
w hen she was arrested. They havo
been identified by the owner ft
havlmr belonged to them, until
.Mary is alleged to have called and
made away with them.
The story of her i-apture read
most interestingly, though,
Mrs. M. S Stell of Hi; South Kl
wooil accomplished it. She wa
doing her housework when she
hoard a noise in one of her sleep
ing rooms When she walked Into
the room there Mood Mary. "Don't
"u dar" move." adnmiilMhed Mr.
S'eil. who had called her young
son to go and call the police.
There they stood for nearly an
hour, Mrs. Stell ready lo pounce
upon Mary Htandiiig there, her
in ins folded In dismay. I'roin Mfa.
Sti ll's house the following article
were missing: one w.itrh, one
pair of kid gloves, face powder
worth fl.fiO, a hand mirror, a
bottle of toilet water, a pair of
scissors, crepe tie chine hand
kerchief. The following articM" Rtolen
from SI 2 South Denier were also
identified bv their owners: One
cameo brooch, a diamond lavaller,
one pink yj.ust and one fur neck
piece
The police are inclned to believe
Mary has lived elsewhere than In
Tulsa during her young life.
BETH EL UN 10 N 0 VERT0P
WITH WAR FUND QUOTA
llethel I'nlon school district
phoned in last night to the World
that the folK in that neighborhood
had met their quota of tho united
yvar fund I.Ike Sklatook, they had
a fine organization and completed
their part of tho great fund ahead
of schedule.
An apple a day may eep the doc
tor away, but where does one save
I any money by It?
UNITED WAR WORK
PUBLIC DANCE
Thursday Evening, Nov. 14, '18
8 to 12
. GIVEN BY '
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
416 1-2 South Boulder
AH proceeds to United War Work Drive
Good Music Admission $1 Couple
Reserve right to refuse admission to questionable
characters
STRAND
JUNE ELVIDGE
with FRANK MAYO
'The Appearance of Evil"
X striking story of the way gossip spreads It will grip
your attention at the start and hold it without
slackening to the very end.
Schedule 9:45, 11:15, 12:30, 2, 3:30, 4:45, 6, 7:15,
8:30, 9:45
FRIDAY "THE HUN WITHIN'
Paramount-Artcraft Special
LYRIC-Today
SHORTY HAMILTON as
'"The Camouflage Baron"
A Western Cnmcily-Drnma' adapted from Shorty's H-inch
Alto L-KO Comedy entitled "NUTS AND NOODLES"
And LYRIC SCREEN-TELEGRAM
Admlsilon Matinee and Nlghta always 5c nnd 10c, plus lc. War Ta i
LIBERTY THEATER Ul
Is I today Hi
11 Clara Kimball 5jf
11 Young ilt
' in "Shirley Kaye" H
LLOYD GEORGE PLANS
AFTER-WAR PROGRAM
Itehoiising, Itcdiwtlon or Honrs of
Ihor, Mliilmnm Wage and Ijtnil
Iti-form Propose,! ,y I'rcinier.
LONDON. Nov. 13- f Via Mn.
tre-al) At a meeting of '.'mj k,,.,,,,
coalrtinn liberal peerj an 1 c, , :,,n.
era today Premier l.loyd U. nr, ,,,J-
lined hi reconstruction p"1:
great rehousing piogriim w.ls n,..,.,.
ary. he aiilii. the hnur of lnt.,,r n-..i
be reduced, a nilnlnnim ws. , i, , rl.
dured and production iir,:u.j
through land reform.
Tho prime minister also I',r s',al.
owed a large development m tr.u,,.
port and aald that thero was va:,,, ,
the prevailing revolutlunar ;..n. f
wlely directed. He said he ,r, i
neither revolution nor I... Iicviv,,,
but h did fear reaction ami I -m ,1
Ion. He wanted a united governinei.i
reprenentlng all panic
in regard to free, trade Mr. I .lot I
George said he did not propose to C1
a far a the Pari resolution. T, t
third of President Wi ,,r,'ii points,
ho contended, prevented iir.y l U-a ,f
an economic war.
Irish home rule wa essential, ht
declared, but there must be ni
coercion of norUiesst l ist, r Th
premier nald he must ha-e t.'n- sp.
port of tho liberals.
The meeting unanimously p:e,)(t
support to Mr. I.loyil tieori;.. a-i I thn
coaltlon government dutinn tie
rlod of reconstruction.
A meetkng of the unionlM p r y to.
day voted confidence in I l aiHelkir
Ilonar Uw after the latter h,i, an.
nounred that he proponed recom.
mending the continuation of th
present coalition government. '
WOMElTwOR OVER
FOUR TIMES THEIR QUOTA
Mr. A. W. P.oth, of the executiv
committee, united war work cam
paign, called at the World nffii
last night in the war work drive and
ndvined that the women workers nf
Tulsa had collected IIO.OO'l mi far
In the drive four time the amount
expected. The booth on the street
corner and In the hotel lohhiMj
yesterday got $4,000 in gifts to thn
fund.
And th women are not rearly
through their work. They will or.
cupy the booth again today And
continue the residence district can
vasa. Today
Only
-in-
T