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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 2&, 1918.
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FOLLOWED FORTUNES
OF RUSSIAN RED FLAG
f u,.uv, l,g ' 'O'
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IColiirneil I-roiii Itiisei.t, In '1 11 1
I f ii.l a MIDI. mi Tin-UK
SAVED BY CZECHO-SLOVAKS
Followed tin- Itnl-d ci il, Army l-Yonl
) la I. ii Id Omsk. Miming M.iv H, J
mill Item Inil I i'incii Oi l. n.
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Official Government lecture
Coming to Tulsa Soon
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' '. i -im: Ii ii I urn nf f -1
Mo I I.f Iiui'In hi il..
.il.i Hill In, Ml II.
inly nailing, I lim.gi.
l.i lure I ln-y Knt l.i.l. I.i A inci H a.
Slow Trip In iiinnk.
Starting .May . tlicv wire nntl;
,1'iih- 1 :. ii'.i M.i.,: i in "k Al ! lh'
liny tiaydc'l tliiu'ign ; .lc;, i nr . It
the protection i.f in. .Lin .ii.l
l -ir iiiii'ii ami r iiiai : y i i -ii
Mink i-if i I Ml'1 r 2 ". I I i
.ilK-, tillllllKn J,l.ll
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I In I In- parly tli 1 1
' t lil HI WI'Tr Tumi ' i I :i
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v. if. ami I ; i j I 1 1 nihil-
'I i k j. a. Tlli-v wcr, nl.
about the find neutrii i men mt of t'' foie.gu ell companl! .,
puzzle, of that unfoi lu fi.it.! country . n, ft u ahIaii field M,
to rciirli Amiirlci. mm. oilier Americans
Mr. (luesis) who waa In l:usia rep I halm it n . I none of lin
resenting I In' ,ii - ii , i.i. i r.i.g t.n in I l.i ih i ii ii- ; '.
Company. I.- In 'I'l.: a I.. : I I'. "lrl-l:'l- i . '.ii I , -Mcl
'ii Horn, ami IJiov .-.,ui ' in v . ' k ,n Cw-i..!.' id Mi .
for Ch itlanooga, thence In S.ih' hu;- i In nn f In mm,,' p. in
ton, anil If pnH'ports ran lie oliiuinc.i try. Thousands of prop win Murvc
they go to Kunmina In I lk" up tlu'lnln wint"r I saw pie ! e In I M
work fur tli'' I. mi",- cninp-mv tin y j titrceis nf ii'tes thrniirti w til' Ii W
I f T In I'.il'l, when Ihi Herman lo'k passed lcc,i',M. n! nn'Mig '" cat.
that 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v "ml drove t 1 1 tlui i I V l.oi . there ih food Cu-i.- are no
field people out of It. mi an of tr.insin.rting It t,, I-.. fur-
Whfn the revolution started In r 11 n.i i . scrtiiniH 'ni, h-i.iii i enters
Russia, Mi. lines iiinl Inn wife lun- I.i.sh store on hand, wlnin h
other A merlcaus ati.l fnii'iKn nun bundled miles u,iay mirvi'ton Ih III
were In H-iku. I hoy stalled May s every home.
Ilulili' Worlli Mini-.
"Klnnni'ial ronilitlnii aro florrfl.
AM 'I..- i'i. ,h
till- I- Mi l .1
t 111! Villi' ,. I f i ,
muile tin- t .i-
nn nil iii'i ii r r . t - j -. I i : II":
rnthi-r i-."i! I ami h.h m'i.i
lowing tin- f"(ljrii-n in III. i 1
nrrny il u rt n k al', iln fifiliu
till! 'zei lio-slnvak.H f'r nn
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STRENGTHENS
BLOOD
Ton enn't rpict wiik h1rtnv to
kp up nn'ltr tho terrific utrnln of
naturr's effort to fll'nr tho hcI1i hb.I
poUnn fMit of th rm unlmi trnTi
ar flvn a llttla help. lon't allow
your klrlneya, thn moat OTfrworkd
ornn nf your body, to tiMnm lla
aaid when a little attnnUon now
will preemt It Port'l try ta cheat
nature It can't be dona.
Ai eoon an yon enmmeona to hare
backache, feel nerroue, tired or
worn out without eauae. CthTT HI'SV.
Three are usually wamlnre that
your kMneye re not working prop
erly and throwlnr off the polaona a
they ahould.
Do not delay a mlnnte. Do after
tha re nee of yonr allmetitee or you
wiay find yonreelf In tlx Rrlp of an
Intro re ble dlneiue. fXiI.Ii MKDAI,
Haarlem Oil rapentne will aire al
moat Immediate relief from kidney
troti bleu, which may be the uneue
pected canae of Ul health. GOLD
MI5DAt Haarlem Ofl Capeulea will
do the work. They are the pure
rlcinal Haarlem Oil Capeulea Im-
riorted direct from the laiboraterlea
n Haarlem, Holland. Aak your
druftclet for OOU MF.DAL and ee.
cept-no mitwtltiitea. Jjook for the
naina OOI.D MKDAt. on eviu-y box.
Three alzee, aealed packairea Money
refunded. If they do not help yea.
A SHAMPOO WORTH TRYING
It la not neceaaary to ahampoo
your hair ao frequently If It la en
tirely and properly cleaneed each
time by tha uae of a really food
ahampoo. Tha eaaleat to uee and
qnlckeet drying ahampoo that wo
can recommend to our reader I
one that brlnae out aU the natural
beauty of tha "hair and may be en
poyed at very little expenae by dta
aolvlng a traepoonJtll of Canthrox,
which can be obtained from any
druKKlat'a, ,n CUP not wa"""'
This makea a full cup of ehampoo
liquid, enough ao It la eaey to apply
It to all the hair Inetead of Juet to
the top of the head. Thla, when
rubbed Into the aralp and onto
every atrand of hair, chemically dla
aolvea all imputitiea. It la very
aoothlng and cooling In lu action,
aa well ae beneficial to. both acalp
and hair. After rlnelng out the
lather ao created, you will find the
calp la freeh, clean and free from
dandruff, while the hair driee
onlrklv and evenly. developing a
bright lueter and a aoft fhifflneea
that makca it aeeiu very houvy.
Adv.
In the early daya of oyr cuutitry
grandmother waa tha drUrgldt, and
her drun conaleted moetly of r-H.(a
and heron gathered from the flelda
and foreata There waa peppermint
lor Indigestion, mullen for couglia,
ekultcap for nrrvouanraa, thorouKh
wort for mlds, wormwood )r
bnilae and epralna and ao on. Tliey
were euocensful remcdloe, too. It
waa from , a combination of euch
roots and herbs that Mrs. Kjju K
Plnkrum, of l.ytui. Maea, more than
forty yearn a a. originated her now
famous Vegeable I'ompounil; and
during all 'the long yenrs no othKr
remedy has ever bevn il Iscovt-n-d to
restore health to ailing women so
auccefnl'y this g.-nl old-fashioned
root and herb mediiine. Ada,
The. rubln wit 1 1 n value nf f,n cents
hinl only III renin pur rhnx.ng pnvver
The linlNliovik timk enry penny
llioy cniil'l inpture. Iiinkn lire kii
pemleil ami !.usinin aliiMiiutinn wu
all liver tne eniinll')
"When Hi'' Ininhm Klarle.l In
MoiiIliiMn UusmIii, m, reviilution rhv-ernni'-nl
yuan fili-mlly In the I'niterl
Htul.es. 'I'hey expii'teil thlH rnuntiy
In Join Willi them ami hielp. N.iuir
ally, they bvl us iilil, ami fur our
i mil safety, we felt kindly Inward
their plans. Thy broiiKht up lis
Vnlira river to lUku. We wore po
litically Inclined towards the party
that we happened to be with. II
got rentills; we got away from the
war-torn country.
"During the awful manmicre, we
wore at Kuku. We miw all nf the
horrors of that greiit operation, and
they are too awful to tell. The hu
rhevlli troop Jnlrileit the Aimen
lan, destroyed the Tartar part of
that lty. Kvery shot fired went
over our h nails and landed In the
Tartar church beyond. We were
mighty glad they were not, shoot-
0Mm
i'riir'rfflsi t - . n , .
A ttvHv htt nf Irvneli.
line nf the In my .eenei showing actual flghtln , In "Ainerli-a's AnH'.vr,"
eiiniitluu.il tiffiilal Koverniuriit picturu luiuini; to the Mijentle tlnalir
Snnd.i) and Monday.
Whitney, r, lii.tmeti, I.. A. White,
CJ. K H. Kiniiuar and W. 11. lteevea.
Mr. an I Mrs .1. .1. Cuny left yr
tei ilay f.,r I x'h Moines. low, where
thev ko for a visit with their son,
.Set Ki-.-iiit I'h.iili-M ti'joy, who recently
w.isorderel liumi from foreign
seivi-e and ia a patient In 'he huso
hospital at Kurt Ilodg", uwa Ser
Kearit liuny is a member of the
Tuis.i aml ulanre company Und eaw
rnoie than a yeur'a service with the
Hainliiw division.
In a cable to Mrs. W. Albert Cook,
reeelved yesterday. Captain Cook,
who has heen in army niedlcal serv
Ire oversea for come time past.
I stated that he would arrive home
s on. Captain Conk Is at preaent in
KnwUnd,
Mrs .lamis A. (irlgsby left yes.
tenlay fur Han Antonio. Texas,
when- sh" will join Corporal Origsby
inr an lriurnnnn suiy. i.orpuj m
Orinsl.v Is Hi.itioned at Kellfy field.
Mr. ini-1 Mrs H. M. Boynton have
gone to Muskogee for a visit over
ThanksKlvlng with Mra. Hoynton'a
parent.", Mr. and Mra. F. O. Wen
deroth. li-iilnra l'eri In home from 'be
N'lun i'i school i'l M sko.foe, d
spend a few days Thanksgiving vaca
tion wiib her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William ii. i'eck.
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girts I Make brauty lotion
at home for few cents
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounrea
of Orchard While, ahake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
bleaching and akin whitening lotion,
and complexion beautlfler, at very,
very small coat.
Your grocer baa the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of Orchard
White for a few cents. Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the
face, neck, arma and hands each day
and see how tan, rednesa. sallowness.
sunburn and wlndburn disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy-whlt.a t he
akla become. Yea! It la harmieaa.
Ing t hi: they certainly knew how
to place their Minis
Took No I'rlmuirrH.
"I can't tell huw liurrlblo con
ditions were In llaku. Kood was ex
pensive, death w.ls everywhere, and
they killed people In the most cruel
maimer. They look no prlsoneia
I'oiid wns so expensive that only
those who had a great deal of money
i mild buy II .Sutiar soid for tl f'
a pound. The people lived mostly
on hazel tin In. and shells were
sir- wu all over the city."
Mr riiieaa was mighty glad to get
out of the country, and be feels that
rood fur-time win rertaiTily an. (us
f de. lie regards his return an very
fortunate, cotmideniiK what hap
penwl to jiinny foreigners there. II'
does not predict what will happen
In th.it country, except that mil
lion will probably die thla winter,
unless the American relief ran get
to thorn. Whore Uie allied armies
have gone In ami operated, they
have cleaned up conditions splen
didly, and they arn maintaining or
der. Confidence in the I nited
Stales Is largely b.-uied nn the won
derful englneet Ing feats of the
American engineers, and upon the
relief thev havo given the stricken
P'Mipk'. Hi inning order out of the
i iiiies of Itussia In his opinion Is a
Job that will lako years.
Mr. duces came to Tulsa from
Chattanooga Tinasday. He came out
of Rumania October 20, IS 18, and
December t of that year, the coun
try was taken by the Hermans The
oil flelda of that country were all
destroyed before they left, and his
frolng back with Mr. McCollnm holds
ots of Interest for them txith. They
are anxious to see what the three
years of Herman occyiwtlon has
meant to the country they both
learned to love during the peace
porlod.
Crnr-ml Urn bit's Son Ilc.
SKW OIU,KA.V, Nov. 21 John
MriiKg. Mobile, son of the late den.
Hraxion Hragg. Confederate leader,
and nephew of Augusta Evans Wil
son, southern authoreea, died at a
Im-al hospital today from injuries re
reived when he ncc.dently fell from
a bootblack's stand. He was 68
years old.
Cottonseed Oil Ursa rlrt Ion Iiiflmt.
WA81I1NHTON. Nov. 27. Restric
tions upon the export of cottonseed
nil were modified by the war,trade
hoard tonight, to pnnlt the ship
ment of 100,000 barrels to Kurope.
H
MONEY BACK
itrui(.t qoMtKm If Hunt! Mai
tB 1Q Hi IryaajTrrVlil tf kl' iiiA,
T-urr. ftirfirworm. lu-h, 91c Ikn'.
b4in 4iKorjrswd bfni olhur
tnvtmmtii fallrtt. lltitiC
Vol van' lot on oar M
tew ifymmnt Try It n oor rk
Tvjl'AT 'r TV, t drof iwrr-i.
Diamonds
Emeralds
Sapphires
Clocks
Watches
Jewelry
Silverware
Art Objects
Intelligent serv
ice by mail.
CharRo accounts
solicited.
We employ no
collectors.
Articles sent on
approval.
.1 pleasant place
to know about.
Thanks Unto the Lord
We cannot talk business today. We
are too full of the Lord's praises.
We Americans have much for which
to thank the Lord. We thank him
for having chosen us as the Allies'
savior and more.
Unbounded are our praises.
On such a day as this how can we
talk "Diamonds, Watches and Jew
elry" or "Money back for the ask-
It would bo unholy.
Montrose ofNcwYork
(.Xddsmtth, Silversmith and Antlquartan
Main, corner Fifth
Tulsa, Oklahoma
NEW YORK. 126 W. 4tth St.
War Wdk
I'lione 1,00(3.
Acrordlng to nnno'inc emcnt pre
vioiiHly made In these cuiuiiiiH Ited
Cn.a?' hi-a-liiuartei s will lie rinsed
thrntighiMit tlie day, in order that the
women workers may have oppurturi
Ity to spend the lime In oln-vrvanre
nf Thanksgiving at Homo.
The Missionary society of the No
gales Avenu'w Haptlst church will
meet Friday afternoon In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jl. Seyock, 119
NogalPH Avenue.
f
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hall will
have Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Splvey of
Muskogee with them aa guests over
Thatik.sgivlng.
Mrs.
A. Hastings of North
r
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Of Interest to Women J
i
DAILY TIIOl t.HT.
for days of health, for nlghta of
quiet eleep: for soasons of bounty
and nf beauty, for all earth's con
tributions to iTur meils through this
past year, wo thank Thee. (iantiett.
The Ciilcnilitr for Thursday.
Formal Thanksgiving dance nf
Country club.
Studio reception and nrt exhibit In
Tulsa Art s'.ore.
Formal Dunce .
Mrs. Clint Moore, Mr. John II.
Markham. Jr.. and Mls Mao Kvnns
will act an hostesses for the enter
tainment cqinmlttee of the Country
club t Its formal Thanksgiving
dance this evening In the club. There
will he dancing from S:30 until 11:30
when supper will be served. The
dance will be preceded by several
dinner parties among the hos:s be
ing Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Connolly. Mr.
ami Mrs. (ieorge T. Williamson, and
Mr. anil Mrs. Karl O. Hastings.
Adams, Masa., arrived yesterday for
a visit to the home of her eon, Mr.
Earl C Hustings, and Mrs, Hasting".
Mrs. Knight P. Douglas has re
turned from Muskogee, where she
was the guest of friends- for a few
days.
Mrs. Jl E. Jackson, Jr., of Mus
kogee is the guest for a few days of
Mrs. J F. I'autler, 1617 South Chcy
Rnne avenue.
Mr. and Mr. Edmund Ijuthley
announce the birth November 27 of
a daughter, Nancy Eleanor.
Mr. and Mra William Miller Rosa
are guests at the Elma hotel In Ex
celsior Springs for several days.
Fvcnlng I'urty.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Msttson. as
slated by Mrs. Mattson's sister. Miss
lauretle Simmons, entertained the
DouMe-SIx Five Hundred club Tues
dav evening In the Country club.
After a game nf miction, n which
high scores were won by Mrs. Hoy
P. Doris and Mrs. 11. 8 Condon, a
stirrer appropriate to the Thanks
giving senson was served.
Mr. and Mra Do Witt T. Caejiary
.innounre the birth November 26,
1918, of a son. DeWItt CaHpary, Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Waful is enter
taining her brother Dr. M. D. Waful
of Waurlka.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Oleago will be
at homo to friends after this week
at ISO!) South Cheyenne avenue,
where they removed early in the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Cook have
gone for a vls'.t over Thanksgiving
with Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Cook of
Sllglcr.
Miss' Elizabeth Palmour of Mus
kogee is the guest of Miss Monta
Cook.
WANT SIDEWALKS AROUND
LINCOLN SCHOOLS AT ONCE
At Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. T'eck will
have a small company with them for
dinner this evening In compliment to
Mis Margaret Murphy and Mr. I.. It.
McCiillum, whose marriage Is to take
place early In Derenitier. Miss Nell
Kintlgh of Hryan. Ohio, who Is a
guest nf Mr anil Mrs. I'eck will sharo
In the honors.
TlinnkjJblvIng Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Hex Walker will en
tertain with a family Thanksgiving
dinner In their home today, having
with thm Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lsir
tnn. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lorton and
Miss ijlllan Inrton.
Postponement of Dnnin.
Owing tu conflicting arrangements,
the dance announced by the Knights
nf CiiliitnhtiK tins been puMp ined un
til next week, the date to bu an
nounced later.
At the IVtrolcum Club.
petroleum club members and
their friend will form a number of
Interesting parties at tm club today
for both noon and evening dinner.
C JARANTttO
. TO INSTANTLY RELIEVE
ASTHMA
HI rtONU HtFUNDEO ASK ANY CKU0UI&1
Get the GenuinertrSfaps',iVa
and Avoid feW
THANKSCiyiNG DAY
EVERY home in the land will thus day raise
its voice in Thankspivin?. Grief will pive
place to joyousness; lamentations to heartfelt
Lhajiks that the world is once more peaceful.
i,
PUS STORE takes advantage of the occasion to
n-iid every home a friendly message of cheer.
in HUNT-MURRYco.
213-215 South Main
STORK CLOSED ALL DAY
Matrons of the I'topla club were
hostees Tuesday evening of a pleas
ant dinner. In the home of Mr. and
Mrs It. Ii. Allen, with the husbands
of the members a pnes's. A color
noto of pink and white was seen in
the decorations of the honor and on
the table at which there were places
for -0. An evening of cntest.s and
music followed the serving" of dinner,
the favors going to Mrs. J. W. Smith
snd Mr i . 1.. Ch inrellor Covers
were, l.rd for Mess-s and M'. limes
O. L,. I'h.i.ncellor, C. S. inunkrnan. .1
W. Smith. P.. 1,. Itrandon. J. J De
Sh-me. I.. W. I,nwry, W. T Scott. Rev.
and Mrs. W. T Scott, Mesdames E.
H Thomas, Nell Wanst-v, lde',l Cu!p.
MeKsts. T. Evans, It. E. Sellers atnl
Archie Allen.
Columbia ch uit.imitia held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon In
the public library with Mrs. C. U Sel
derman ns leader. The first book of
the years ttnly course. Canadian
', Commonwealth, waa finished and
plans iliHcussed for taking up the
' next of the scrlee. Mem tier who as
sisted Mis. Scidcrman In the lesson
'were Mesdames F. W. Dye, .1. W
Resolutions asking the board of
education to at once construct side
walks around Lincoln school were
adopted at a recent meeting of the
Patrojis-Teachers association of Lin
coln school. The resolutions are as
follows:
Whereaa. There are n0 sidewalks
surrounding the IJncoln school
block, and
Whereas, Fifteenth street Is now
being paved, and.
Whereas. It is absolutely neces
sary for the welfare of the children
of said school fH-nrlct that a Hide
walk be built for said school, there
fore, be It
' Resolved by the Patrons-Teachers
association of Lincoln school, that
the board of education of the city of
Tulsa be requested to Immediately
construct permanent sidewalks
around the snld Lincoln schoolhouse,
and It Is further
Resolved. That a copy of these
resolutions be presented to the boara,
of education of the city of Tulsa and
that a copy of the same be given to
the press.
Dated this, the 22nd day of No
vember. A. l-V, 191S.
Attest:' M KS H. W. ORANT,
R. E. FOI'NTAIN, President.
Secretary:
The following committee was ap
pointed to prtwent said resolutions
to the board of education of the city
of Tulsa and to request Immedlnte
action upon the same: Ijewia CUne,
(Seorge MacCurdy and H. L, Stand-even.
T m JiSttdr
Thanksgiving Day
Then and Now
297 years ago the pilgrim fathers
celebrated their first Thanks
yiving, and they had much for which
to be thankful. But had they lived in
the present generation, and gone
through the past four years of world'
war we believe they would have said
that "ours" was the greater cause for
thanksgiving.
c
LET US THEREFORE observe this
day with prayer and rejoicing for the
bounteous blessings bestowed upon us.
Tw. KF -A i snai' v ,w
Km
V.
f the HUNT fo. . Jfl
Main Street Between Third and Fourth t 'mf J
$. STORE WILL BE CLOSED . 1.
H ALL DAY TODAY. fjft i
COUNTY OFFICIALS
KNOCK STATE ASYLUM
Rcfu.so to Sonil Soffilcr's Wife to
Vlnila Ilocnuso of Treatment of
Patlcnm lntlor Public Can: ,,
i
of the reaorts to verify them If they
were true.
BAKERS DOZE.f KIDDOS GET
FEED AT SUPERIOR TEA
W. S. S. SALES MUST PICK UP
IF TULSA MAKES ITS QUOTA
What is the condition of affairs at
the state Insane asylum at lnita? j
The Red Cross asirganization In i
Tulsa has some bad reports on It. I
and they declined to permit the wlft
of a soldier in France, who was men
tally unbalanced, to be taken to Vln
Ita afier Tulsa county Officials de
scribed conditions there as being a
"menace to the unfortunates,"
A few days ago the family of a
soldier brought the "young wife to
the home service department and
adVlsed that through giving birth t
a child a condition had developed !
that made her nlenlally unbalanced.
The home service folks took the;
matter up with county official-., who1
advised her that they would n"t do j
anything that would oai si- he, l,, be i
taken to tho state asylum, I"' ifn-e'
of reports that had reached them ul
Improper treatment and lack of food
at the Vinita institution.
Judge Wllda.-na of the county
linllrl In 1,1 Mrs. Onlav that he felt
it was not best to send the soldier's
wife to Vinita because of conditions
ho had heard were very esjious.
The soldiers wife was taken to
Macon, Mo., to an osteopathic in
stitution. Members of the Red Cross snirt
the expecledjto ask an Investigation
Twelve dor.cn klddos are going to
get tho feed of their life. John Vray
annis of the Superior Tea room says
so. And all he asks Is for the Kl
wnnls club to find twelve deserving
youngsters and he'll set out a spread
for them that will make them take
off their hats every time they pass
along Main street between Kfth and
Sixth street. '
And that isn't all. H&'a going even
farther. The 12 klddos are to get a
Prmeat from the Superior man.' He's
going to glveTrthem a real Christmas
a generous offer and one that
other Tulsans ran follow with delight
to both themselves and the fortunate
or unfortunate who happen to be
gathered In.
The Klwanis club Is looking for
1J or 1 :t who might not otherwise
get a sonar meal on Christmas day.
Navy Cluh to K.nlirtaln.
NEW YultK. Nov. 27. Christmas
plans for entertaining navy men from
all parts of the country were at,
nounced here today by the Nivj
club, persons in every state are ex
pected to forward as they d.-l l.j:
year packages of gifts ad.lr. sr" !
the Navy cluh Christinas trie. TOs
Fifth avenue, and with th"i" pack
ages the Navy club will pl.iv S.in'.i
Claua all day of December
i Influenza and kindred
diseases start with acold.
.
I Don't trifle with it.
! At the first shiver or
I sneeze, take
;CA$CARaJ$ QUININE
Stndrd cold remedy fnr 20 ytr In tsbtrl
form fr. sure, no uptatci break up ft coid
' in J hcurt echrvn grip in 3 ilftyt. Money
bftck if It fail. THr grniune bnlha a Bed tep
j with Mi Hill melius. At Ail Drua Store.
An average of .1 3 . 3 0 a day must
he the pales of the Tulsa W. S. S.
bank, or the nunta Higned the city
won't bo made, according to a state
ment of I-oo Ix-verlng. director of the
bank. Tho sales are not up to that
amount. Mr. levering Is planning
to revive interest In the biuik, and
ho urges all who have made pledges
to buy a certain amount of .stamps
to redeem the pledge.
Some big days are planned for next
month. The schedule for the bum,
for the next few days is as follows:
Nov. in. Pershing and Missouri
day.
Nov. 30 Masons and Eastern Star.
Dec 2 Tulsa Fire Prevention as
sociation. Dec. 3 Tidal. Carter iind Okla
homa Producing aiid Refining Co.
Tells How to Stop a t ,
vaa KAtugn ?
3:
AWAIT ARRIVAL OF SAILOR
SON TO ATTEND FUNERAL
The body of William E. Richards.
victim of a peculfiir accident. Is at
the Mi'I'-irney undertakings) parlors,
awaiting the arrival of a son who ts
In training camp. Mr. Richards, the
deceased, fell from a motorcycle Sun- j
day near I iwasso, when he struck a
stump, and ho died from internal in
juries .Sunday night. '
The accident occurred while Mr.
III. hards and his son were hunting.
While known tu be serious. I: was
nut thought after the inj.ned man
was returned to the citv that there
n as any grave danger. Al II o'clock 1
Sutidiiy night he died. i
The deceased was 52 years old and
leaves three children. Edward fticli- j
ards being a sailor He is expected i
to come home for the funeral, J
f OTttrlslne' reanlts f ram thla fnmous u
IT elil hnnae-maue armp. FaaUy
no p cellared sad coals UlUe.
If yon have a severe eoush or chest
cold accompanied wild Mn tu s, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or dillicult breath
ing, or if TourcliiM wakes up iluritu;
the nierlit with croup and ymr want
quick help, try this reliable old homo,
made cough remedy. Any druggist
can supply you with 2''j'onnce! of
l'inex. l'our this into a pint bottle
and fill tho bottle w!h plum granu
lated sugar syrun. Or yuu can uo
clarified molasars, honey, or coin
iTTup, instead of sugar syrup, if
acsired. Ulna recipe mnkea a pint
M really remarknbiii cough remedy.
It tastrs cood, and in apite of its
low cost, it enn bo depended upua,
to pive quick and lasting relief.
ou. ran feel this take hold of a
souu'h in a way that means business.
It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tick In and soothes and heals
Ihe irritated membranes that line tha
throat and bronchial tubes with aurh
promptness, ease and certainty that it
is really ssUinishinjj.
Pine is a speciiuhnd hichly con
sentrated compound of genuine Sore-ay
pine cutrnct, and is probably tlio
rst known means of overcoming severe
)U't!is, tli mat and chest colds.
Thcro are many worthless imitations
)f Ihia mixture. To avoid disappoint.
nenji si.k for "2'i ounces of Tinex"
with full directions and dn't accept
invthinir else. Guaranteed to givji'
10 lute satisfaction or money promptly
efundod.Jho Tinex Co Ft, VSaynsv
Lnd,
BACKACHE AND
HEAVYFEELING
Weak, Nervpu a, Restless
Woman in Arkansas Hears
of Cardui, Tries it and Is
Greatly benefited; Now
Rccommnnda It
To Others.
Small Fill
Small Dote
Small Pries
FOR
CONSTIPATION
have atcsl the test of time.
Purely vegetable. Wonderfully
quick to banish biliousness,
headache, indigestion and to
clear up a bad complexion.
Genuine bears signature
Peach rirchard. Ark. Mrs. Nonle
High, who lives near here, states;
"Sometime ngo l.e ,'.in to have trou
ble with my tuck I would ache and
! could hardly get up when down. I
was so weak I would just drag
around and did not feel like doing
lnytbing at all. 1 was so nervous I
felt I could scream, and , . .uch a
heavy feeling I could not rest at all.
I: looked like was going to get
own in bed ... (
"t heard of Cardui and thought I
w. uld try It and see what It wojjld
do fur my case. After taking a few
bottles I grew stronger . . , The
Moated, heavy feeling left me. I
wasn't so nervous. In fact, ' better
all over, I tonk twejve bottles and
certainly w'as greatly benefited and
can recommend it to any one as a
tonic or builder. oftei tell others
how it helped and strengthened nie."
Cardui Is a mill vegetable tonic,
with no bad afier-effects. .Its Ingre
dients act In a helping, building way,
on the womanly constitution. ,
Ask jour drugg.st. He knows
about Cardui. Some druggist have
sold it for forty years
PALE FACES
Generally Indicate a lack
of Iron la uie illood
Carter's Iron Pills
Will belp this condition
III HtfK.l'Hi: (,M .
More men, have khlncy !
than ore aware of It. Just h
oiSf a backache, sore mui-c'i -Ing
Joints. rheumatism,
ankiev. mill blurring vision '
is sometimes re Jjr.ei onlc
man attempts tu take out iif'
anee and Is refu.-ed on a
kldmev trouble. Joseph
1734 South Jackson St.. Hi""
Wis., writes: "Foley Kid' ''i
relieved mo of a severe liic
that had rlhered me for .
months". Any symptom of
troahle deserves attention.
sery where. Adv.
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