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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1918.
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HOHENZOLLERN STILL
IDOL AMONG TROOPS
(ionium Soldiers poHlti mi rlc sns
Soy Thi'y Want lo Itclnnliilii
l-'ormiT Kaiser,
liv T1 H.fX'iAlrtt l'r-.
WITII TIIK AMKHU'AN AltMY
OK (M-rri'ATIoN. Nov. 2. - I Tim
aiiin officers continue tn contend
t hat they nre retnrnlnjt Immr with
lhi hope nf l.i'lti able eventually lo
l.ririK about the ri'lnsi.ilinirnt of the
former -m i ' ' or tn pnwir.
The soldi, ra of ii tinman division
arrordlm: In reports reaching tin1
American, said lliey favored a mnn
arrhy. The ex -emperor continues In
It a pniii In r I 1 , according lo their
views Jlic rni'ii mm I 't they believed
Wlllinrn llolieniolicrn eventually
would be returned Id the throne
When In- kii Id lorn reached home and
their Influence was fi-tt throughout
Iho country.
Itey'nnd Treves, Mm wllhdrn wing
Herman trooia urn being received
Willi npi'ii nun ly tin1 civilians In
the village. Tlila In reported by
llrltlKh unlilliim rouclilng Ilia Amer
ican llnea.
Kverywhere. the Ilrltliihera aald,
the rlvllliiiiit had sirung nlKrm nf wel
rorni) over llm village Mrei-ta mill
were receiving the Herman soldiers
heroes.
Tulsa High Meets Muskogee Here Thursday
COAL MINE OPERATORS
WILL NOT LOWER WAGES
fp"il to The Werld
M'ALKHT Kit, Nov 21 - Cnn oper.
lorn from llm McA lester-Wilhurton
flleld departed Una evening fur
Muskogee In Btltnl eonfrrenee of
the Oklahoma operators anwirinllnn
with tha purpnaa In view In vininih
Ilia Idea prevalent a mom many nf
conl miners of llila part of tha coun
try and soma of tha business men
that there la a movement on foot to
lower wsges now pAld lo the coal
dlgiter. Where Ihla Idea germinated
la not known, lut It la emphatically
denied by It. T. Trio, president of
tha association, whn (lerlnrea wage
tiiuat remain on their present basis
aa long a the prices nf other com
modities atar where (hay are.
Officials of the United Mln Work-
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From left tn rlnlit, lower Una: Manea. Urownflald, ft tona, Zollar. Moran, Alia Curler, Chndwell. Hecond
yow: Kviiria, liuncelur. Ial. fnrter, Keya, Wanecka, Q ulltor. Third row: I'nrkhurat. Toe Stout. Coach Oracey.
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Jt.-inaon, Curaon. Tha four men Inillcatnl by chtok ra preaent tha back flald.
ra union nf lilatrlrt No. It have
been culled for a aonfi-rence nt tha
earn a time, Wednoaday, Novemhar
IT, and It la piolmlila an in a of tha
prnhleina of reconatrtlctlnn will ha
antllail drfinltely nlntiK Una linn. ,o.
cal opprHtor who will attend the
mvetinK do mil look for any radical
prnnahl,, not bafnra tha anil of tha
cna year.
What they ara particularly anxlnUH
for la tha futura of tha coal mlnln
Indnatry of tha atata. Tha principal
t4k at tha ennfernnra will la to for
rnulala plana to colnrlda with the
cnndltlnna affectlnc tha Drnductlon
onaniti-a tn hm maun at una tima ana of coal, with tha Unln of thu
Do Your
Chrittmai
Shopping
Now
THE HUNT CO.
Main Strt
Between Third And Fourth
Do Your
Christmas
Shopping
Now'
Handkerchiefs for Thanksgiving and
Christmas Special for Today
Woman's Unwaava Handkerchiefs: colorsd ambroldered da
alfna; preUy Chrlatmaa bos; I to boa s
N Priced 50c
Woman's Shamrock and Linen Handkerchiefs; Initial and em
broldarad In colored daalgna; hemstitched bos of I
Priced 75c
Women's Handkerchiefs; colored borders and Initials; bo of I
Priced $1.29
Woman'a fJnen Handkerchiefs; hand embroidered; all white;
also In Initials; narrow hemstllotied hams; boa of I priced spe
cial, bos
$1.39 and $1.48
Woman'a Hand Hmhroldared all Linen Handkerchiefs in the
moat baautlful designs and work, hemstitched, lace trimmed.
I
eto. frloed, each
28c, 35c, 45c, 50c, 75c and $1
EXTRA SPECIAL
1,000 dosan 'Women's Km-'
broldarad Linen, Llnweava,
Hhamrock and Crepe da
China Handkerchlefa In white
and colore; beautiful work;
the rsfular Ho values. Spe
cial today
2 for 37c
Women's Embroidered Crepe
do t'hlne and Pussy Willow
Milk Handkerchiefs: hem
stitched, lace trimmed, scal
loped and rolled ed-rns; alt
shadea. Triced, each
35c, 45c, 50c and 75c
Women'a Trlnted Crepe de
Chine and J up 811k Handker
chiefs; newest dealRits and
ahadea; each
15c, 25c and 35c
Specials from our Glove Dept.
. for Today's Selling
Women's Trench kid Olovea In al
most any desired Kail shadS; embroi
dered backa; 1 clnapa; tha regular
It.OO vnluea. Hpecliil today
per pair, $2.19
One lot of broken alaea In Pent'a
C'rench Kid Olnvea In all white with
contracting embroidered backs; the
regular M.tO valuea
t per pair, $1.98
STATIONERY SPECIALS
Today Only
Crane's Linen Uwn Utatlnneryi
aaaortad colors; tha 11. 10 val
uea, apaolal
box, $1.39
Hlghland'e Linen Stationery)
the fee values; special
per box, 54c
Correspondence Cards; !4 cards,
14 envelopes! assorted colors;
too values; special
per box, 52c
Wonderful collection of Chrlat
maa Carda. Stickers, Calendars,
Tlnael Cord and Rlbbontlne to
select from; priced from
5c to 50c
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS
Dainty hand-made ribbon novel
ties give the Christmas spirit
more life and teal. Wonderful
frtfta are fashioned with but
Ittle ooat and some spare time.
More beautiful than ever Is our
ahowlng of Novelty Ulbbons n"nd
plain colors.
Hand-made novelties of
Jl klnda; the nlggest
show we have ever had;
for jrou to cpy yourself
.- of for seUef you wish.
Staple Department
Specials for Today 1
Outing Flannels In good heavy quality In neat atrlpee. checks and
broken plaids, in ll(,hl and dark oolors; the 5o quality
Special Price, 27c
Striped (lalatea Cloths In assorted colors and patterna; the SSo
quality toduy
Special, 29c
Pleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels; good heavy quality
The 42 Ho grade, special lie
The Sue grade, special toy
Serpentine Kimono Crepea In new Japanese and floral designs;
the 45c quality
Special, 38c
Eden Cloths In solid colprs and striped patterns; regular S0c grade
Special, 39c
II and 1 0-Inch Hookfold Percale In light and dark patterna
The 16e quality, special 4,.ttc
The 40c quality, special J0
The 60c quality, special jfo
31-Inch Genuine Hope Muslin; special for today's selling
per yard, 28c
It-Inch Illeached Mnslln; the regular 15c quality; special
per yard, 19c
It-Inch Drown Mnslln; the lKc grade; special for today
Pr yard, 12 Vic
Leather Goods Section
The Christmas Spirit Is Here
In a wonderful collection of good looking and useful articles for
Chrlstmaa giving.
LKATHKH HA(i9 New crea
tions from "Mark Cross" and
"Cordova," In stylish batts that
look good and wear. Priced
$1S tofSS
KHAKI CASKS Kitted raaea
fur soldiers or travelers; also
empty fit-all cxes to take your
own toilet articles. Priced
sa.so to sis
P. ILL FOLDS Real lenther Mil
fllda In hc;I nnd Cordova leath
er, nre Just what the man will
care for. Priced
Is to 17.60
FOLDER STYLE PI RSKS Kor
wear with tailored suits; are
shown In a big range of new
Ideas, Some of these wear
trademarks from "Mark Cross"
and "Cordova," priced
S to ttS.nft
VKl.VKT IIAOS The season's
bis choice for a puree Is the vel
vet bag. Ktyllah modes that look
good and give service. Priced
S to 120
TOILKT CASER-Develoned In
real leather; fitted with fine
Ivory and ebony pieces In seta
for the man or woman, priced
.i to sua
armlnllc and the proHpeets of peace,
moved that will nerevaltate the. dH
continuance of the war program.
POSSfBLL PEACE SAVING
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
WAHHINf JT"N, Nov. . Con
reslomtl Investigation to determine
wlrfu aavinxH of war appropriations
will result from the sudden change
from war to pence will be begun next
Moridiiy by a house appropriations
siibconimitleji, bended by Itepresen-
aiive Mrierley or Kentucky, commit
tee chairman. Heads of all govern
ment departments will be railed be
fore the committee us wit nouses, Mr.
Sherlcy said.
In announcing the hearings to
night. Chairman Kherley aaid that
the main purpoan would be to deter
mine what part of appropriations
that have been made by congress
are yot unexpended and to have this
money transferred tu the aeaeral
fund of the treasury.
The hcarlnas also are expected to
show In detail what expenditures
have been made by varloua depart
ments and what new activities have
been undertaken by the department
during the war.
Complete detail of the Investiga
tion have not been worked out by
the subcommittee, which will include
both democratic nnd republican
members of the appropriations oom-mlttee.
BRITISH WILL HELP
CARRY YANKS HOME
NotwIiliHtnndlng Heavy Demand for
Own Troop Kiiglniiii Will Pro
vblo Tonnaco for Our Men.
NKW YORK. Nov. it Although
the Hrltlah government may be com
pelled to nan virtually all Its avail
able transport- for the return of Its
own and colonial troops, orranK"
menta for the early transportation
home of approximately 40,000 Amer
ican troops on llrltlsh ship have
been effected. It was learned tonight
In authoratlve (irltisM quarters. This
Includes 12,000 who hsve been train
ing In Kngland and who have al
ready embarked for home on llrltlsh
transports.
There are llrltlsh troops to be re
turned from .lesopotamla, Italy nnd
France to Kngland, anil there are
Australian, Indian, African, Cana
dian nnd other colonial forces to be
returned from France. Alao there
art In England nnd Franco thou
sands of women nnd children, fam
ilies of colonial troops, who have
married there, who will require
transportation. So great will be the
demand on llrltlsh vessels for this
service, It was said, that the use of
ahlps for American overseas forces
may not he poHxihla to any great ex
tent for some time to come.
It was authoritatively stated here
today that llrltlsh vessels carried
1,080,417 American troops to Kng
land and France during the war.
TELEGRAPHERS' HEADS
CAST VOTE FOR STRIKE
AUTO CLUB MEET PROMISES
TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY
Reeord attendance Is expected at
the noonday luncheon of the Tulsa
Automobile club today noon. Every
body who Is Interested In the a"to
theft situation Is asked to attend, as
this will be one of the moat Impor
tant meetings ever held by the Auto
mobile club, , according to jack
Slaughter, the secretary.
Responsibility for lack of punish.
ment of the thieves whose habit It Is
lo take accessories and tires, a well
as cars, will be fixed at thla meeting,
it is promised. The Automobile Club
has mad up Its mind wnere thla re
A
suonslbillty lays, It says, and its
opinion along this line will b madel,,,,. r,m,dy he had at
nto'wu.
Chief of police Charles Allen
slated Monday night that he had dia.
covered a new wrinkle In getting
away with car. A man whom be
picked up, he says, gave him the in
formation that when a car la stolen
It la driven straight to Kansas City
and worked over in a garage there.
WILL SEAL EXEMPTIOIf
BOARD RECORDS DEC. 9
CHICAOO. Nor. 2 A vote fav-
orlng a strike of railway telegraph
era on All the roads In the United
Htates nnd Canada was cast In Chi
cago today by the general chairmen
nnd secretaries of the Order of Hall
way Telegraphers, representing tl
divisions of the western nnd middle
western states. Similar meetings
were nam in Uoston, Ilaltlmore and
Atlanta.
The Chicago meeting was repre
sentative or 4 5,000 government em
ployes who are dissatisfied with the
supplements to general order No. 27
affecting wages and working condi
tions. It was voted to reject all
thea.
A telegram was sent to the preaU
dent of the O. R. T. In St. Louts ask
ing him to "convene Immediately or
not later than December 1. all gen
eral chairmen of the organization for
me purpose of putting on a Vegay
sirise. rather than Illegal strikes,
such as nnw are belngxunteniplated.
as a protest against the acceptance
of the supplement."
A revision of the wage awards Is
the first demand of the wiremen
who ask for a minimum of 60 cents
an hour In place cf the 45-cent mla
Imurn. Changes in the working con
ditions also are sought
Dress Suit 8
Dinner Coats
Silk and Opera Hats
I J
On Main, at Fourtb
Dresa Suits
Dress Gloves
Dress Shoes
IF YOUR BACK ACHES YOU
HAVE NEW KIND DISEASE
Have you had Ingrown pains In
your back, or met some one who has
during the 'past week? If you have,
you may be stricken with a new dis
ease. Doiess of People Interviewed
yesterday, said they "didn't fel
firstclaea'' themselves.
Doctors say they have had many
complaint from patients who have
aaaea ror medical treatment. The
pain ar generally located hist
above the small of the back, and
those afflicted have been susplolous
they were taking down with the
flu.
Monday and yesterday thla flitting
affliction reached its height and
lumbago symptoms were as common
among Tulsana as flu was a month
sgo. A good rest and a piece of red
flannel in a number of oases brought
prompt relief.
No one would diagnose It was
other than Just a circumstance, ex
cept the sick person. Hn Insisted
that he was a sick man and took
hand.
or something old-fashioned mother
brewed, out of the medicine chest.
one man said he took a good long
arink and rorgot It. It cost him
f 1 60 and a headache but he' en
tirely welt
Jn-aft boards probably will lose
their Jobs botween now and Decem
ber . Instructions from the adjutant
general's office are lo thl effect:
All S-enords of the board. Including
registration cards and iUcstlonnalres
are to be sealed up on that date and
placed In a.wnfe depository and to bo
retained until further disposition Is
mad.
The orders say that no Information
la to be giveu out by the boards and
none f thn records are to be per
mitted to be examined by any one,
even board membera.
Kxemption board members take It
that they are to be kicked out. bag
and baggage, and that they will be
permitted to return to the ordinary i
pursuits of life without furtner re-
3ueat for their time from the war
apartment. This Is subject, however,
to future order.
tuberculosis dispensary
finds Plenty of business
In spite of the enow and stormy
day Monday the dispensary hours of
the Tulsa Tuberculosis association
were filled. The patients express
themselves as grateful for the j
thorough examinations that are
given them, and the Intelligent care
rendered In each individual case.
Mra Hurkey was encoraged yester
day when a Tulsa woman who ha
Just returned from the east entered
the office and offered her service
wholeheartedly, saying:
" have a car and time to spare
and would like to help you In the
splendid work you people have
started. There Is nothing of greater
Importace In Tulsa."
Kdltors Return.
NKW YORK. Nov. is. The party
of American editor and Journalists
who recently visited the British
front In France at the Invitation of
the llrltlsh government returned to
day aboard the Ilrltish liner Ral
moral Castle, which arrived her.
Holiday In FVanon.
FARIS. Nov. S. Thursday. No
vember J8, ha been decalred an of
ficial holiday In Franc In honor of
the visit of King Oeorge and Queen
Mary.
Your Clothes for
Thanksgiving
are Ready
Come today and select
the clothes you'll need
Stein -Bloch Suits and Overcoats
Society Brand Suits and Overcoats
$25$30$35$40$45$50 to 75
NEW HATS
Velours and Fine Soft HatsDerbies
2 $2.50 H$5$6$7.50 to $10
NEW SHIRTS, NEW NECKWEAR
For THANKSGIVING
MOTHER OF, HELEN ERB
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA
Friends of Jlss Helen Erb, for a
number of years a teacher In the
Horace Mann school, and well known
In Tulsa music circles, will be grieved
to learn that news has been received
of the death of her mother last week
at Slatington, Pa.
Mrs. Krb waa a hlghl aeeom
llahed woman and well kirown and
ighlv esteemed In eastern Pennsyl
vania, where the family resided. Miss
Krb' father has loen one apt the
leading Lutheran ministers In the
east and has the distinction of filling
the same pulpit at slatlngtoh for 40
years.
Resides her husband. Rev. J. R.
Krb and Miss Helen Erb, there are
two sons surviving. Dr. Savdt of
Philadelphia, editor of the Lutheran,
officiated at the funeral
ADD "HORRORS OF WAR"
CHILI WILL FIGHT PERUNA
War ha its horrors! A newsboy
last night was ahoutlng his newspaper.
"Chill declares war on renins.
he aald.
His papers were selling In spite of
the mistake, which he seemed to
be making; honestly as newsboys
never "high-jack" arter o'ciock in
the evening High-Jacking Is "cry
ing false." the newsle explained.
Send Yoikr Hostess
Flowers
for
Thanksgiving
or If yon are spending the
day at homo, tiave a Iiunquct
of Frrah Flowers to grwcv
your uwn table.
?oslon9
o. o.
Osage 510
BOSTON.
16 East Third
flight Abandoned.
Tl'CPON. Arlx.. Nov. 2 It The
flight of the Ixiughend biplane to
Washington. 1. l, was abandoned
today following a fall at Clla Henl, !
Arlx.. In which IHot O. S. T. Myer-1
hoffer was slightly hurt arkl ha
mechanician. Ix-o F. Flint, was se-
verely Injured. Tne machine was
badly damaged.
The Last Day of Our
J nri
i iianKsgiving
Sale of
Dresses
-M$25-
'Xll IBi'-X fliris iy
I! I 111 IIIIJ
W $50-
' 1 OROpaine
Dresses In Serge or
811k; trimmed with
beautiful braid or but
tons; belted model or
straight
line . , .
$13.50
Pecoming. chic, clever-
trimmed Dresses;
can be used for after
noon or street wear; In
Serge, Vel- sjos q
vet or Silk.'yU
Dresses that comprise
the very newest in
Silks. Velvet or Jersey
nre included 5 A 1 OA
this lot.
408 SOUTH MAIN
New Majestic Bids;.
EBERT IS STILL CLAIMING
MODIFICATION IS NEEDED
RASLK, Nov. 2 Accounts of the
conference of the representatives of
the Herman federal states In. Iterlln
received here, quote Chancellor Ebert
as declaring that a preliminary peace
alone could save Germany, fnlesa the
armistice was modified, he urged, the
worst consequences would result.
The conference decided that th
national assembly would be held at
Frankfort. Measures were taken to
assure the unity of the empire. The
territory of the empire, according to
the decisions rsucliod, would l
maintained with some reorganization.
The representatives of south tier
many have been Invited to sit In the
assembly.
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL
THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
Try this! All dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out
Surely to try a "Danderlne Halt
tleanse" If you wish to Immediately
Soubt the beauty of your hair, just
moisten a cloth wttn uanaeria ana
draw It carefully through your hair,
taking on email strand at a time!
this will cleans the nair er dust,
dirt, or any sseessiv all In a few
minute you will be amasad. lour
balr will be wavy, fluffy and abuna.
ant and possess an Isoam parable
eoftnesS. lustrs and Imurtana.
Beside beauUfytlng the balr. on
application of Danderlne dissolve
very particle of dandruff; Invigor
ate the scalp, stepping Itching aad
falling hair.
Danderlne la to the hair what frees
bowers of rain and sunshine are la
vegetation. It goc right to the roots,
invigorate and strengthen them.
Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-
producing properties cause the hair
to grow long, strong and ' beautiful.
Tou can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lota of It. If you
will spend a few cents for a small
bottle of Knowlton'a Danderlne at
any drug store or toilet counter and
V It as directed. Ad.
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOUAT HOME
Dr. - King's New Discovery
Almost Never Fails to
Bring Quick Relief.
Small dosoei pnee In a while and
that throat-tearing, lung-splitting
Cough soon quiets down. Anothsr
doaa and a hot bath before Jumping
Into bed, a good aleep, aad back to
normal In the morning.
' Dr. King's New Discover Is well
known. For fifty year lt' been
relieving coughs, colds and bron
chial attacka For fifty years It ha
been sold by druggists everywhere.
A reliable remedy that you ynunelf
er any member of your family can
take safely. 60 cents. $ 1 SO.
Train Those Stubborn Dowels.
Help nature take it course, not
with a violent, hablt-formlng purga
tive, but with gentle but certain and
natural-laxative. Dr. King's N
Lif Pill. Tolno In aatlon. It stimu
lates the lax bowela. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. It ceola
To the Public
Following our custom, deliveries
of water will be made only In
the forenoon of Thanksgiving
Day. Phone orders not later
than 10.30.
Tulsa Water Bottlers
Association
Weakness
After rip
k Influenza
The Wonderful Tonic Properties of QUININE and IRON,
undoubtedly, have saved thousands from the ravages ol
Grip and Influenza, and the value of GROVE'S TASTE
LESS chill TONIC in the treatment of Colds, Grip and
Influenza could hardly be estimated.
To Save and Rebuild Strength when attacked by Colds,
Grip or Influenza Is the real problem, and this is
accomplished by Purifying and Enriching the Blood.
After Grip, Influenza or Pneumonia, the
weakened system needs building up. and
rove's
Tasteless chill Tonic
should be taken regularlyuntil you have fully regained
Strength, Heal'hy Color and a Good Appetite.
The Specially-Prepared QUININE and the Specially
Treated IRON in GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC
make it an Exceptionally Good, General Strengthening
Tonic for the Child, the Mother or any of the Family,
young or old You can soon feel its Strengthening.
Invigorating'" Effect It is acceptable to the most
delicate stomach, and does not cause nervousness or
ringing in the head. Pleasant to take. Price 60c