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Ti i'T fiMit nf IhH nuinlii r Ih K"l-
Cot7s" DIRECTORY ForJZtrx
Edna Potter Boone
Rnprano SnlolHl.
Avftllnbla for wdilln-m, rnnrrrU
nd fcnral n-irtnlnmrnt.
Rololiit Klrt Churrh of I'hrliit
Hclfntlt. 1501 Mouth lloulilr-r.
I'honii ZSS SB46.
TULSA INSTITUTE of MUSIC and FINE ARTS
I'I WO, VOKi; KltlONC'll AMI AUT
HAUKV .lACdil KI'INIM.klt, I UrmUnr.
ANT1INY KTANKOVITt'M. Miidtpr flanlfit
. JOSl'IIINK HTOllKV WMITK. Ilrad nf Vnntl ript.
1 MIJ.K. HKNHYKTTA CI.ol'ATK. FTfrit-h nn.l Art.
Thn ntn mlanln of thin ihnnl t'liinpiirn fHVornhly with the con"
frviitnrlrH of Nfw York, llnntnn ami Chli-aun.
Kl nil In, 7na Sonlli llN-ii-rpr ritono AN26
IDA GARDNER
PIANO
Inruii-iK Kystnn fur hlnnor IkHIi i-lilldrrn and mlulln ron
fitting or Vr TnUnlii,. Nlnlii Itnullni and Ciionl nutldlitg. Tnui.
poMtlloii. f:njwmihlo I'tnno rUyln(.
poMtlloii.
IIKSIPKNCF. rilONK 757
MIIS.
IKMI(.(I t-AllfiOS
At OSTA
TVnc-lHT of Piano.
RefUlar Pianist Flmt Church of
ChrlHt Srlentl.it
Studh) 1 100 South Mala
riiono 1238.
MARY COVER
Tnwltrr rtano, ri Onrun,
Tlxv-ry Mmilml Ill-dory.
Ainu AcronipfUil-t.
Rldnir Ktudlo, IA V. II Hi
riHino 4HS6.
Robert Boice Carson
Voml Studliia.
601 South CiiM-lnnntl
riiom- 4A7I-J
joskphink sniiii-rv WHITE
ContriUtn.
flnad of Voire Pi-ptirtmrnt.
TulA Inntltiitn of Klne Arti.
ConcarU. Itorli-tlj, Orttortoi, Ton
Placaniuit, Voir. Oulturit n1 aJl fun
4-tm-mt-Ji Uub to ituilinu. PupUi
of Otc-tr BtMifur nt rvoti x t PowMI,
Kw York; will BUnor RutaU nd Bit
phan TowTuancl. Hufton.
iO'i BuuUi Elwiwd. Pbone Stl
EUGENE C. GILL
Arrroilltoil t".irhrr of violin nnJ
orrhoHtra. KlKht yenr-i in Tiilnii.
Loinl agrnLi fur Jlnlilwln l lano.
Oll'-inn (lultnr nml Mandolin.
Ainu Krank lloltotl Hand liiHtru-mnnt.-i.
1420 S. Clnt'lnnati. Phono HlflO
School of Violin and
Orcheitral Training
Ini'lutlitiir Stinlnnt SMnphnny
drihi-sti i nf Tnli-a.
en s. r. i.Mi.inuv
Fotimli'i' ami I 'irri'tnr
Phono 1.'. CIS W. Ninth St
M'WIVli St M(ii, til' IM
PIM l l Ml Slf M l I)V
VmiuiIi OIni'lu
M M II I ll.l .N IUIIIlll.1.1)
Ten ynarrt "xpi-ri'-nrt' ;n tt-arhrr
nf "nit'i ami I'lann. Tim iun
mrK Sy-i-tni rmlfrif.l l - Hn
li-inl inn IiillMi-.il flil'Mlif -i nf tin
AvorM. Phono TJtttl,
Augrusta Fournier
Omohundro
Totv-hrr of Volon.
Stnillo 12'JO North Oi-n-cr
Phono Mil.
Mrs. Walter L. Cain
Toai-hor of Piano.
Pupil of Alhlno tlorno, Cincin
nati Cill"t-i of Mu-ilr.
Studio .10.1 Mary Hi-im kiimn
AitK Phono 3Nit:l.
I.YNMTl'li
KIMMONS iKH:srY
TWM-lier of ll PUtno.
Mus. n. pupil of Julio Rlvn-Klnc.
Studio It. 3 rjntVln Court, 7th
anil t'lM-ytiino.
Phono 7004
Mr. F. M. Aldridge
Tonclirr of Vole and
V.x pi-run Ion.
Stndlo. 1104 South Pon-irr
Phono RI0I.
Miss Elizabeth T. Marshall
TV'Iht of Piano.
Klftncn ypars u ( intent of fnr
plun niastrrn. HoKlnnnrs a h i,-i-ialty.
Alton Unti l, Thlnl nnd llaln.
Phono 77
H. D. LEGRON
'I'i-i'Imt of Violin
00 J South lnrill Plnnio :t."
Mist Alma Waldrep
TVmk-Ikt of Piano and Harmony.
Oraduat of the Honnr InirUtnte
of Kannaa C.Hy, Ma.
101 S. Vlitor. Phon 5208-J
John Knowles Weaver
ArtUtlo Pluno Playing
Pl- Oran, Thoory.
City Studio, Klmt Ilaptlat Church
I'hnnn 01O9-H-
.IRENE ROOP
Tf-aclifr of llano.
STI PIO FIRST IiAITIST
Cin'RCH
Phnn 2480
EULALIE PARKS
INiiohor of Plnno.
Rnirular PlunlHt First Christian
Church.
Studio flm ItuptUt Ouifvli.
Phono 5810.
Prof. Adolph Kramer
ToiH'lirr of Violin and On-lKtitra
lntrtiturntM.
Studio ProshytrTlnn Onin-h.
Phono 5S7N-J.
MRS. T.c R) EBRIGHT
IMnno Injrt motion
Phono AO 10 l.'iltl Miirm-tt
12 Yours of TiNirliltiK
In Tulsn with Suiii'iw
Hint tlm lifiioflt of thme oricnnlza
tloriii Tho ntijii't now In irwoKH nf
fiirmiiliiin will nnl Im rnntt'iit with
ivi ii "iiinrty anil iiiti"" of tlm Imih
In all nf tln-H" in-ti v it n-s. Imt Km n
will It" inn IntiTfHt of tli"lr wi'lf.irn
that tlioi'" will tin a HtrnhK artn
Hil'iad nut afit.-r tin- iilliir nin-. '
NATURAL GAS IS WASTED
BY KAN. AND MO. TOWNS
Nuturnl km, valuod ronwrvutiviily
ut $9.0110,0110 wan wat"d In a yon r
in a K"'iii nf Kati.Hn nnd M w-nurl
rltloa nnd Uiwim, lu cordlng tn flKiin-M
J nut Kiitln-ri-tl l,y tin- IVilti-d Slutis
fii" niliiiiiiNti ulinn. Tims" fluuri s
hIihw wnnli-H vnryliiK from 'it xln 'i3
pi-r cent of tho khm ilcliyi-iid tn th"
Kalrs of tho iltli-H and town.
To pri-vi-nt fiirthor want nnd tn
dnlermlnn wholher tho fault IIpk
with the wholnaale or tho dlatrihutliiK
lonipKnloft, urranifinontii havo hri'ii
inii'l" in liavr nil wlmlt-Kalo in "t mis
In tho affoi-toil dlHtrlotM rhei-kt-d Jiy
the dlviMlnn of w"lKht- nod moaMuf"H
of thn Inui'iiii nf ntanditrdx.
In the nntlr" diatrlrt affectnd In
tho i'i innnth frnm Si'iitombrr. 1 ! 1 7 ,
to AliKildt. 19 IS, a Kranrl tntiil of
O.f.ST.l 43.000 nihil? f"-t of r im wan
di llverod and naif of li.tiTH.li.'iti.Oim
worn reported. Mhowlnn a lnn nf 3.
1177.887.000 cuhlc foot, or 40. (IS pur
cent.
Thn onuso nf thin Kr'"U want.ijrn
la laid tn poor rnnitrurliiin nf llnoa
hi) that KaH lit.iki'il nut nf th" plpoa. I
The flguroa of the furl adminis
tration worn obtained from tlm M4
tlntlra of thn wholnKil" i-ntnpanloH
us to the nnrnbtT of .cubto feot of
raa dnllviTeit to bhIimi of thn.oltlra
anil from thn flunrnB hown by the
nmtara of the dmneHtlo ronwiniora,
thn difference belnir the wnale.
For yeara (ra In theae oitlea baa
been purrhnaod on a percentage Ntaia
- twii-thlrda of the retail price by
tho dlxtributlnjr companlca from the
wholesale companion, m the prea
ent ninea, each lay the blumo for
the waataxe on the other.
One reault of the waataern l shown
by the fact that Kajiaua City, Kan.,
la planning to maume the uan of
manufactured (ran at 12, a thou
sand cnhtii feet, which la eqirKalont
to natural Raa at $2.60.
i ifficlala of tho fuel fulmlnlstrntlon
any that with the otinaeratinn which
Hlmuld have been practiced thoae
cities onuld have had natural fraa
at 50 cento a thoiiKiind for 'in yearn,
hut that they apparently considered
Kim at that price ao cheap that It
was not worth saving.
The fuel administration Intends tn
enforce eonnervatlon, aa the needless
iiso of manufactured rs or elec
tricity Involves the consumption of
coal, which must he Intelligently used
and Intelligently saved.
Mrnry A Iresnv. I.yilraullc en
gini i r. n hrf is working nn th" el'y
wn it'i wm Km pniiHirtltinn, wils In the
el'y fnr M-ernl h'mrs yesterday
liuirning fnllnwlng a iiiuhl s'lonuoiui
week Hp'-ni In ikaminliig the coun
try In Hi" viilr.ty nf Urand river,1
ensl of Hi" city; Sh"l t ri'i'k, four- i
l"i n mllt.'i tn the "st; Mining creek,
lilfd i r'i 'i. 'aimy rler and Hie Ver
digris "Ail iIuth in this sfcti'iri nf Hi"
statu ' mill) Mr Tri'i-sy, "limn been
high'r reiently than for aeyrral,
vi-iih p:iM nlng tn the unusually
he-'iyy rninfall. ami for that leilunn
nnr annlMs nf Hie waters has shnwn
Very luriielv r-H'i water i-'intlltlona.
H is nnl' b s-if t or th tn norm il and
freer fi'ini sa Lf
lii Uuli-r PerliMl Cr! Ileal
"Th" tiitnal Ilin", as fur as thn
Onalltv nf th" water Is cnnierned
Ih In tie iiw water perln'l, when tlioi
Arkaris.M, CimarTuri anil Caney rivers'
nn.l r.iitl i-riji'li uhow It te'-,etl wiHl-ni-Hs
,,,,iti nt I ntli In analyzing nnd
In Hie t Mt e.
"'Iii il i ri-i'k has had sufficient
wa'er ri-i-i-ri'iv tn fill anv -ni"seil ,
reservnlr, while the S,'t;n.iw river;
Ins h.i'i t-'iflicient iiiantlty to sup-;
plv a ,"nilatinii of four nr five mil
lion people.
"These innditlnns are not normal.'
anil theieftu-e, must nut be used as
n i rlterinn In the hivi ctmn of a
Kinin e nf water supply fnr the city ;
nf Tul'-i hut ra'her we must con
wlder Hie low water periods when
i ninlltii'tis ire at their worst
onllgrls Supply Short.
I "Trfist visit- the city of CUremnrn,
which takes Its supply from the
Verdigris river nbnvn thn mouth of
the I'Hney, renched a point where
they wre etremelv nrlxlous ahoilt
th" d uly wiitiplv on account of the
unusually nw flow nf the Verdigris.
"The city of clareniore mny find It ,
nncesettry In hulld adilltlonnl stnrnge ,
fiillitles nn the Verdigris In order
In be sure of a sufficient supply dur
ing th" petlti'l nf minimum flow.
' Certainly the city nf Tuls-i will be
i ntii.el'erl tn build storage hiiplns
nf sufficient rapacity to carry the
city through the dry months. If the I
"I'V coritemplHtea using thla source
nf supply.
"The 'iniilltv of both Caner river
nnd Wnl creek waters Is such that
ihe rltv wniil.t probably fyel that
It Is nnt nf sufficiently good iuallty
for drinking purposes."
TWO WEEKS0F REvTvAL
SCHEDULED FOR TULSA
ENGLAND WILL PROVIDE
SOLDIERS EMPLOYMENT
WINDOW Friday, Nov. 15. (via
Montrwil. )-Kach llritish soldier
will he provided with employment
after thn preat armies In tho field
have been demoblllred. according to
comprehensive- plans whl-h are no
being wvrked out by the gnvern
ni"tit. Tho machinery of war will he
turned Into machinery of peace ns
expivlitlouely as powlhle so that
there will be no period of stagna
tion during which there might he
much stress.
Money grants to civilians ami
j former soldiers who nre iinomplnvc.l
, owing to ieace aro to ho provided.
There will be extra allowances for
j dependents The-a grati'ti w ill run
for 13 weeks fnr civilians and id
, wook.s f,r diecharged soldieis
I Men employed In ' pivotal Indns
' tries" apd mines will be the first to
j bo discharge,! f'ntn T bo armv and
' workers in other trades will he re.
l.-.i.sed hoc irtl, ni; tn national needs.
1 Married men will receive preference.
F'T a year after the war permanent
I api.int menta to '.he civil service
iii Is' roKCrveJ to officers and
i soldiers.
Free lecture on i 'h i-t ;:i ti S,':rt! 'o.
, Vnve ntifii iiili. Monday, . 1 ;, p. m.,
Novemlior lsth. Adv.
TIevival mentlni? am to he held In
the churches of Tulsri fnr two weeks
beginning Sunday. November 24
Thanksgiving day will come that
week and the churches of Tulsa feel
that there could be no hotter time
fnr revival services thnn this time.
The weeks of praver. which fs ob
served over the entire Vnlted Sfgtea
from .lanunry R tn 12. will he ob
served by theThtirchss or Tulsa dur
ing the first week of revival serv
ices K.ich nnstor will hold revival serv
ices In his own way In his own
church for these two weeks and they
mnv he extended a longer time.
The strain of war hna gone and
with It hs rnme a challenge as ex
pressed by Ilev. Abel of the First
Methodist (rhuroh at Convention hal
Monday nlVht the challenge that we
"make democracy safe for the world,
now that the world wide war. has
made the world safe for democracy."
CAN NOW GET PLENTY OF
SUGAR FOR CRANBERRIES
The food administration has both
added to our reason for bring thank
ful thla Thanksgiving, and helped us
secure the means of showing our
thanks. We can have plenty of rran.
berry sauce. Certainly a Thanksgiv
ing dinner without cranberry sauce
would never seem like the real thing
Home have been afraid that the old
sugar allowance of two pounds per
Continuing Incomparable Sale Prices On
wojmu s wear
T IFMI rl r& i r Om'f Pn Tioc CMi v4- st-M D1ai.a 1 t
ii jyu uwuu aouu, juai, uivoo, oiii t ui uiuufeU niDOQyin04 ih
iuanuw ui ui igiiiamj' anu cAquiouc oijric lines, every carmf-i-if i
iVn'oonl,.,,'!! TU ,1 ,,4- i..- i to ""-ill 111
uuonaie win aiJcai. xne ueep cuts uic CAeepilonai.
Stunning Suits
Choice of all $29.75 Suits
at 123.45
Choice of all
at
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at
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at
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at
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at
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at
137 50
$45 00
$49 SO
$55.00
$58.50
$65.00
$e oo
Hulls
. .$27.75
Suits
. .$33.95
Suits
. .3.5
Suits
. .142.45
Sulta
. .144.05
Sulta
. .$47.15
Suits
. .149.05
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at
Choice of all
at
Choice of all
at ,..
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at
$75.00 Suits
$79.50
$85.00
$95.00
3.45
Sulta
. . $57.45
Sulla
. .$63.45
Sulta
..$09.95
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Modish Coats
of all $22.50 Coats
$11.95
of all $25.00 Coata
$17.45
of all $27.50 Couls
$19.95
of all $35.00 Coata
1 $20.95
Of all $39.50 Coata
$29.95
of all $46.00 Coata
$33.95
of all $49.50 Coats
$39.93
of all 455.00 Coata
$43.43
of all $58.50 Coata
$44.95
of all $05.00 Couts
$47.95
of all $69.00 Coata
$49.95
of all $75.00 Coats
$33.45
of all $79.50 Coata
$57.45
of all $85.00 Coata
$H3.45
of all $98.50 Coata
$72.45
Plain tailored, belted modes and others with dis
tinctive, unusual refined stylo "Ulf ferencea." Ma
terials nf Serges, Toiret Twills, Velours, iJe Lnine
nnd Sllvertones. Trimmings nnd collars of fur,
others with trims of buttons and braid.
Distinctive
Dresses
Choice of all $29.50 Dresses
at $22.45
Choice of all $35.00 Dreanei
at SS9.93
Choice of all $39.60 Dresses
at $29.93
Choice of all $45.00 Dresses
at $33.95
Choice of all $49.00 Dresses
at $39 95
Choice of all $55.00 Dresses
at $12.45
Choice of all $58.60 Dresses
ut $44.95
Cholre of nil $65.00 Dresses
at $47.95
Choice of all $69.50 Dresses
at $49.95
Straight line, tunic or panel models
ninny braided, embroidered or
fringed. Serges, Jerseys, Satins
and combinations.
ALL WAISTS DURING
Fashioned from novelty wen res. lustrous ritn)-.
Velours. 1'om Pom. Sllvertones and Vow
min. i nun ana belted
De
modes, fin..
three-way collars of fur and self-materials vv
ia nllu lineri
Ti
Separate
Skirts
Ilandsome models for strjeL
noon and dinner wear, featuring
numerous original and eii-iusly,
style features.
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
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Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
Choice of all
$ 8.50
$ (.60
$12.50
$14.00
$17.50
$19.50
$22.60
$24.60
$28.50
$29.50
$31.50
$35.00
Slclrts
Skirts
Sktrta
Skirts
Slclrts
Skirts
Sklrta
Skirts
Skirts
Skirts
Skirts
Skirts
t 4.4i
at $ '
at $ 9
at $I0.J
at $ 13.11
at $14.95
at $16.15
at $18.15
at $21.45
at $22.45
at $24.45
at $26.95
40
In modes designed for stnvt cr
dress wear. At regular prices th
above skirts represented unusual
values, and at the Halo price tht;
are inure uiiui ezcrpuonai ones.
THIS SALE AT REDUCTIONS OF 25 TO I
FROM REGULAR PRICES
month was not enough to prepare
cranberries. Now, however, the gov
ernment haa Increased the sugar al
lowance to three pounds per person
per month, and furthermore, allows
one month's supply to be bought at
one time, so everyone will have
plenty of sugar to niako such de
lights aa cranberry sauce, Jel!tarts,
pies. etc.
Tho new crop of cranberries is now
on the market, and selling at reason
able price. Those who really appre
ciate this delicious fmit will not
wait for Thanksgiving, but begin
right away and put cranberries on
the table before their own particular
feast da arrives.
SENATE CONSIDERS BIU
FOR PEACE CONSTRUCTION
V. S H I NOTON, Nov. 15. The
first formal step toward a peace re
construction program in cosnrreas
was taken today when a senate Judi
ciary subcommittee, headedby Sen
ator Overman of North Carolina,
began consideration of the Overman
bill for a reconatructlon commlealon
to bo appointed by the president
In lieu of the executive commission.
Senator Weeks of Mansiichusetta. re
publican, has proposed a Joiru con
gressional committee and Senator
Cummins of Iowa, republican, i
presented a different pl;ui fori
joint congressional conimitteti
stead of one, to study yirj
branches of reconstruction work
A caucus of republican senna
win meet soon to receive a tc
from a caucus committee whir
understood to be prepared to r(
mend the Cummins plan.
.
Tnmnlty's Father in.
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Nov. H
Joseph P. Tumulty, prtvats in
tary to President Wilson, arrlvn! i
day to visit his father who is turin
ly 11L
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THE HUNT CO.
Main Street
Between Third and Fourth
Beautiful New Boots
Women purchasing their footwear at this store know they are getting the latest
styles in fine footwear That their taste cannot be questioned. They may live
a thousand miles from New York, but their shoes will be identical with the styl
ishly gowned woman of Fifth Avenue.
Women's Light Gray Kid Lace Boot; 9-inch top, turn Bole, French
heels; all widths and sizes.
Price $15
Women's Walking Boots; dark Russia calf vamp; dark gray broad
cloth top; lace effect; Cuban heels.
Price $12
Laird & Schober Co. Gray Kid Walking Boots; 8V-inch top; flex
ible soles; hand-lasted; VU covered Cuban heels.
Price $16.50
Hanan & Son's Gray Kid Walking Boots; flexible soles; 8I2 top;
leather military heels.
Price $16.50
We are sole agents in Tulsa for Hanan & Son's and Laird & Schobers fine foot
wear for women.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1918.
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