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ARMY STRENGTH PLAN
TO DEVELOP LATER
War Department k I timl to
Mniiiliihl Half Million IKiciilur
l-Vircc; Addition I00U11I For.
NAVY PROVIDES INCREASE
Itanlcl Submit Katlmatra U' Con
tinue llulldlnit Mr llrninli Will
lie Kept I" latrite I'art.
WAHIllNtlTii. IW. 2- A reKU
llir army of piioxiin:illy lialf a
million mm I provided for aiieclfle-
illy In "dlinn- ainmuum i "
treaa today for tin- fl-l yr li!.
ftnvlnnln- next July l'dailed
damn on I ho ly of thi army hhow
:hat In the total of $ 1 ,1122,000,000
mkdl for. exrlualva of tha f'lriiflr
Ion enttiiKilfH, prnvlalnn In mad for
-.ha pavrm-nt of only il.S&'J officer
md 8S2.7 men of the line and up-nroxlninn-ly
1 30,000 fion -combatant
.roopii with tho rniilHlln ataff of
Mrer. The Inclusion In lhe callmiitra
however, of flvo Item of py with a
'ininlniil Hiproirlullon of 1100 rnch
inked, allow Hint th wholii iiir
lion of Ihn tirith of tha army
ifter the c i.iii liidloii of peace him
iipmi deferred. iinH that auppllmcntal
itlmale ii ro to ha expected miller
Iheae. hcadlnK whenever It In -llhlo
to prem-nt a rornpleteil project.
Tha Item thu held In aiiapriialiiti
ira thoae providing for the pny of
rpurvii and nntloiial KUAnl offheia
ind men.
Navy Wunla liicm"".
Tim nuval mlinte aretnimed on
an exactly opposite theory Kery
provUloii U nindn for aleady ami
rapid lniTtNe of the fleet, a total of
Miproxlinuirly f 134.000. ono l.einn
laked. (if thai aiim IOO.OOO.OOO la
lha flrat liii'reinent of the, propoaed
new thrpo-yrnr hulldliiK proKram
prnvldlnic for 10 additional dread
naiiKhta, al hiittle crnlaera and HO
other fluhtlnu rrafl. Tha reniulnder
nf the $4S4,H00,pno would gn lo com
plete ahlpa of the flrat ihree-yeur
proKrnnt. Herretaiy lianlela hua re
newed. alo, the nnval enieidnnry
fund Item under whli h roniaa p
proprlnted $ 1 00.000,000 1n( year to
.provide for the cnnatrurtlon of ml -illtlonal
deatroveia. auhniarlne
rhnaera and other apeilal rrtift nd
to expedite ronetrurllon work. Thu
year however, the department aaka
for IITD.OOO.OOO.
The, total appropriation for the
naval eidahllahment la eetlmiited at
H.H44.000.00O, or an ln"reaan of ap
proximately billion dollar over ap
propria! lona made for the current
year. The pay of th" navy Itaelf
alanda at S7.04il,0OO airalnat 1237.
S73,4 thla yar. similarly, IKiS,
211,000 la naked for tha marine
corpa agnlnat IMJ.UB.OOO thla year.
Naval lliiliirtlona.
Juat what redurtlnna In tha naval
eatlmatea wera ninda followln the
aliening of the armtatlr with tier
many which ended hoatllltlea. la not
dlacloaed. 8o far na tha army la
concerned, however, (leneral Marc
haa atated that mora than IIS.OOO.-
000 waa lopped off of tha original
H 000,000.000 war budget for the
year, bringing tha naw total Includ-
Tulaa'a IVrfcrt
rholoday
Thfailrr
Twin y
and
WiMnnxlny
J. WARRED
KERRIGAN
"THREE X
GORDON"
Konnila like brand of bonie,
but It'a tlxi nanm of a man
maker, llrrr'a play you'll
like.
II.'SO, 12:30. t,
:.10, 5, :0,
H, t:S0
Adulta Sno
C'lillilmi ta
War tax extra
Thurwlay, Friday, Katunlay
Tho lrlo llrnnty
Grace Valentine
"The Unchaatened
Woman"
Uight! Nmnrt! Starkllng!
BROADWAY
A rip-roaring comedy today v
enUtlcxI
"OVER THERE"
hy Tin;
HI-JINKS COMPANY
J0 TAf.KNTKI) AUTISTS 20
Door Open at 1:15 mlth Tic.
turf -a. Conttnuoua rcrformoiuv.
Week day mntlneon, lAr; nlghta
and Siindii) , 30e
YEOMAN
Regular bunlnoag newlon. State
officers and out of town team.
All Yeomen bo present, Tuesday
night, December 3. Knights of
Columbu hall
4162 S. Boulder
COMK
or
lug fortlflrutloiiH doMii to Iihh Uiiiii
f .'1,000, ooo, 0U. 'Jim mmy eliiniitee
flinw Ihut the Hperiflo provlHin
1 1 1 .i I f h for tha ri'ifiihir i'hI;iIiimIi
liient only ax at pri-e'-iil inn Inn l.i d
mill nilni'd to 1 1 m iihixIiiiuiii war
KirniiKlh. Thin In tin' foi e roolrin
plated in tin- ukuIiiI' tinny n- uik.iii
liitlon niiiilH In I in- nulli.mil defi-mie
nit of I'll'! lilh alio fi-..r.iii.i''l
the national KiMrd 'III'' philo In
illrullon of thiM ini'tlniil f pri-M-iit-I
n k the eetlmiiti a. It In mild. In Unit
ii n entlrWy in-w military n.llry In
to ha pruponeil nd for Hint niuion,
no Mpproprlntlona for rontliiiiltig th"
Kliard In fi-di-ral ni-rvlre or oiliir
wlna niiipli-iiiiiitliiKT the rrgular
army am now anked
Air hi'Mlii- ItiliiliM il
Tim iiiomI nlrlklnn -i u 1 1 m i-n t up
liroprlutloii of the iiriny ! ii l t In
for the air nirvl'e I ndir ilr-iiift
produrlloii a lump huim llmat'd
of lipploxlllilllelv I 14 i. OHH.OOU In
nuhiiillti'd Hiipiiloiiienieil hy ,m ml -
dltlonal 120,000 for the air Mi-ivle
llaelf. Iml yi-fir. tli upproprla-
tlmin under Ihiw two lii-Hilliiga were.
renpertlvely 1 7 10,1100,0110 mid IIH1
000. Kven with tho i;reiit rut made
heiHUnn of the end of llonl ll It let, the
total of 1 1 nr., Ooo. 000 now aouKht.
however. hIiow that Kn-nt nlrenn la
lo he laid hereafter on ftlnraft do
velopment. TULSASTAKES
MILLION ON FUTURE
((VlNTIM'KIl r'IMlM I'flK ItSKi
perfert tho iirraiiKeinenlN no that the
rnrporatlon ran at once take up the
work of Inventing- Ita fiindn In inanu
farlurlriR und wholenale limtltiltlona
that want to locate In Tulmi. The
firenlilenta of tha nlno bank In
Tulna and Went Tula. with other
rltlaena, rompone the temporary
hoard of director, nti'l upon their
endowment, the firoinoler will go
to the Inventor of the city and offer
tha atork on a Imaliieaa hiuila. ami a
an opportunity to get Into corpora
tion that not only offer a wonder
ful opportunity a an Invoatinent but
prnmlne wonderful returnh In tha
whola city.
IIhii or OrgnnlAiilloii,
Tha plan of organisation a out
lined by Ihn IniMrd of dlrertora lo
the meeting I embodied In the pro
poned aiilincrlpllon Vledge which l
na follow:
I hereby miharribe
harea of the capital atuck of the
Tulna K'.nanrlal corporation. nl
par value thereof, and agree to
pay 2fi per cent on auch aiihacrlp
tlon on deiiiHiiil of th tieimuier
ao anon a the rompanv I Incor
opmtml, the remainder to be paid
nt ui h time nd In auch ainoiint.
not exceeding 10 per cent of ald
aubacrlptlon In any one month, aa
may be preacrlbed by the board
of director. I 'tile one tin If of
Ihn iplll lorl of Mild eimipiinv
I rellablv aubncrlbeil on or be
fore the fir! dnv of .March. Iin.
and the rmnpaiiy lioorponiteil
within 30 day thereafter, thin
aiihacrlpllon ahull be void and of
no effect.
latml at Tulna, Mklu., thl
day of December, IKIH.
flgned
Agdre
It I .propooed lo offer thl atork
to tho public In any ale hlgck from
1100 up. and ait Intenalve mile run
palgn will bo waged by the riminilt
lea that haa the work In charge Ku
ture meatlnga of tha cltlxena will be
held, and tha corporation ipilckly
organlxed. In order tbit Immrdlala
action can he hud In brlniti-'g here
corporation thai have alremiy prac
tically paed the Invenl gatlon com
mltte of thn chamber of commerce,
fcprakrr Coiifldrni.
At the meeting laat night, I'real
dent McParlln prealdod. anil he In
troduced II II. linger, who outlined
tha plan and gava the meeting what
Information tha board of directors
had.
Hpeechea of endoraement were
made hy M. C. llnle, 1). K. C'onnoly,
.ludge llalph K. t'amphell, tirant
Mci'iillniigh, W. 1 1. Iluck. Carl
Mngee. Col. W K. Ilalacll Of Kan
aa City; tl. K. Warren. Jr. H. (1.
Kennedy, John M Klmmona, W. van
der tlrecht. t'. I Holland and other.
Tha growth and ambition nf
Tula from early dnya when thn
Rialto
Last Timet Today
Norma
Talmadge
Supported hy Fugcne, O'llrten
,. In
"Her Only Way
One of the ft neat pli-turea thl
popular ntaV lna ever tiutde
Also Mark Sciuntt'a Intent 2-ni'l
iiimcly riot
"Whoe Little Wife Are
You?"
with Wajiaml TTnik. (Ttarlea
Murray, lien Turpln and
.Mary Thuni.nn
Show ll:SH, I. 2:30, 4, S:S0,
7, N:30 ami 0:45
lrloea Imwer floor 22e: night.
Ite. Children: At Mntliicea flo,
night Ite.
Tomorrow and Thursday
Conntance Talmud go In "I'p the
lload with Sally." Thin la one
of the niont delightfully rrfnxh
Intr eonuillea you've m-Ou In a
long time. 'ITie mniiaircmrnt Iiiih
perMomilly ret lowed It ami guar
unlet' It to Itlit It o uiroiut.
EMPRESS
Tulsa's Only Vaudeville
Theater
Box Office Phone 3929
NOW PLAYING
"THE RISING
GENERATION"
Ten of Ihe moat Verhalllo, t. in
ert Children that ever vlsltrtl
Tulsa. big tirpliciini nitnic
lloii I'tiiliinnil by I'. S, govern
ment officials.
And Four Other Act
Matinee Today, ISe
NlghlH 2.o and 3.V
Itor boo
Pleture at 8:15, 7:20 and 9:00
Vaudoille nt 3, 7:40 ami 0:20
MUTT and JEFF
.VsVraV,"V.Ve-N f ,1v! aTx Ala 7x taj YOUN f U 1 ( WuLO MuTT'A
roariA,, tiuih -,r,p i. ( I w.r t, ju e v plM that you smalw He I that" aw m 6WJ( MT
r GQIAIA xet WM.r TY r-J Hi4. A Stt I WOVlll Ny V0O l A.O p6TtHM I
hjt!-! kh mi. ' enje I J?: ir yw Mt m oe a Bor -a Tlte wo(H. ret J n
lb im roa-Mowir mn' .'trw--. V ytLtt' J 16 , &tjAL.- m revMAigDe. womueiri-oL nMtiA. l' y (
r k 1
rhiimbi-r of i iiiiiineii e nu t In a little
mom 10x12 .ih the theme nf M
Hale, ii ml he iuallfl'il not only
mi Intenelve town builder bin I ii I . I
of Inn vli mi of TulhA of ;T.'i linn
W illy and reinlninient reiinirkn of
enily d.ivn (Hid a piedhtloll of the
Tiila.i of toiiniirow pul enl Iiiih, hhiii
III llin meeling
'Alwut till tenter.
Mr. t'onnoly predicted Tulna would
ahv.ija be the oil center of Ihe atata
and Indlrated hi love fur thn city,
II people mid hi hope for the fu
ture In an iniliidirl.il way. lie ug
gealed Ihnl one of Ihe big thing lo
he eoriHldered wan the matter of
rant and hoped that lliey would nd
Jiint IheiiinelveH a a banln for Ihe
future growth of the city
Judge rai.iiili. il of the t'onden
cnmimnv nanl that be had watched
Tulna. for e,ii. alw.iv with a de
nlre In live here, and pi filleted that
It would iituMiv lie tlie ml capital
and the c1ciii-!iii( hiiti!- of thn mid
conlllieul field 111 addri-Hn from
one of the newer c ilm-im. Indicated
thnruplditv Willi whlrh men became
Innplred 0- the Tuli eplrit.
Colonel llalnell om a Tiilxan, and
alwiivn an admirer of th" i lly, aald
he Ii n 1 1 en nnn h faltli in ll and no
much tnti'ii'Ht In lin future that ha
would take t.'i.iniu worth of the ntock
In Ihn corporation He wn arccpled
at once aa a i itlen of Tii!i. tem
porarily Kojoiirnlng In a neighboring
community.
ir H. (1 Kennedy, owner of tha
beautiful Kennedy office building,
the liiruent In the ntnte, aald Hint he
expected to live In Tulna for at leant
r.O year I. inner, ami that he would
put hi money ami energy In a finan
cial proportion a proponed, with
full knnv.le.lue that It would not
only be a good thing a a mean of
making money, but Ihut It would re
turn hint Interrat ox a civic enter
prlae. .I.ilin H. Hlmtnon. who hna given
the pant 19 month to tha war work,
being a member of Ihe exemption
hoard, urged the Importance of naw
poalUon for Ihe returning aoldlern.
"We have aent 5.00ft men out of
Tulna; they urn coming back, and
they'll bring nthor with them. The
plan to have Indiiatrle hern that will
give all who coma a place to labor
and rum. flia In the plan of tho re
turning aoldler aplendldry."
( Haa Suro Foundation
Mr. van der fSrvcht pledged hi
faith and energy to Tulaa, predict
ing here a great elty. beeauae of ttie,
foundation upon which It I hullded.
"Tulaa hn the fuel problem nolved.
and whllo thera may be flunh 'ill
production detracting from the elty,
here will alwaya be the center of tha
Imlualry, and here will be creeled a
great Industrial center."
I'renldent MrKarlln predicted the
corporation would not only n.dve the
Indiiatrlul propoaltlon In Tulaa, hut
that the Investment would bring lg
return to Ihe atork owner, and he
waa very inthulatlc over the poaal
lullHea of the project.
The meeting In the opinion of the
director wa a decided compliment
to their work during the pant year,
and thn enthuaiaam with whlehthe
i ll lien entered Into il wo-i an en
doraetnent of the great work tha
president and director have done
during the time It ha handletl, the
dcathiy of the tnduntrial city.
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
fOLLOW DOCTORS' ADVICE
Ask nny phyalclan or druggist and
he will tell you that the find step In
tho treatment of a cold, cough or
grippe should Invnrlahly be "a brink
calomel purgative. preferably the
iinuncnlcst calomel, called Oalotab."
Thl alone I often sufficient to break
up a severe cold over night, or cut
nhort tin attack of grippe and possi
bly prevent pneumonia.
Ono Calotah on the tongue at bed
time with 11 swallow of water that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest Interference with your eat
ing, pleasures or work. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished and your
etnlre system Is purified and re
freshed. Calotabs are sold 111 orig
inal scaled package: price thirty
five rents Recommended und guar
anteed bv druggist everywhere.
Trice refunded If you are not di-
lighted. Adv.
Mow to Acquire Hair Beauty
You can enjoy a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for a
very trlffllng rout. If you get from
your druggist's a package of Cnn-
throx iuuI dissolve a tcaspoonful In j
a cup of hot water. This make a
full cup of shampoo liquid, enough
so ll I easy to apply It to ull tho
hair Instead uf Just the top of the!
head. Your shampoo Is now ready.
Just pour a little at a time on the
scalp and hair until both are en
tirely covered by the daintily per
fumed preparation that thoroughly
dissolve nnd removes every bit of
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing the hair dries nulckly with a
fluffmes that mn kes it seem heavier
than It Is, nnd takes on ,1 rich luster
md a softness that makes arranging
it a yleasuia
1 E
ijUflniTi Ti"U
LlLiU. L.E. m "Sucii a Little Pjj.te
N'dW SllfiWINfl AT T1IK PAI.ACK
Thl dainty Utile new l'uranioiint star hit a Wonderful nuppnrting cant In
'Much a l.lltlo l lrate," Including that Mtvrllng actor Thuodorc JlolH-rtn.
At I, I lien
Where Life
Resume of What 1 Going on and What Will Go on at
Tulaa'a Leading Theaters.
KMI'KKKS.
"Oh, that' a great uct; how long
are they here'." That' what enlhu
alastlc patron of the Kinpress asked
yesterday of the wonderful "kiddle"
art now playing, featuring ten nf the
moat versHtilu and accomplished
children that ever visited Tulaa. The
act. entitled "The ItiHlng Genera
tion." ha been a treinendou hit
with ewry audience and the remark,
ably clever singing 11 nil patriotic
drill of tho kiddies eokcd torrents
of applause. If you haven't seen this
act you are mliwlng one of the most
Inspiring and delightrul vtiudevlile
act that has been shown In thl city.
Kvcry child I an artist, ud the half
hour of entertainment they give
arouses the greatest etiihusiiuim. The
act la on only two more days today
and tomorrow. They go from here
to Fort Worth. Tcxilm, where they
get bark on the Otpheum circuit.
"The. Kislng (ieneratliin" Mtaelf I
worth the Kinpress price of admis
sion, but there are f"iir other acts
and the latest official V. S. War He
view In addition.
iu.iro.
Today I the last day of Norma
Talmadge'a brilliant new picture,
"Her Only Way," ut the Klalio. Kn
thuslasllc audience Sunday and yes
terday pronounced It one of the fin
est picture they have seen. It i a
snorv that carries the suspense in
terest to the veajr last scene and ao
gripping is the hold It get on the
audience that one hardly breathes a
the climax conies. Tho production
Is artistic nil the way, tho sellings
ure beautiful and the star wears
some fetching gowns. Never has she
appealed to better advantage than In
"Her only Way." Kugene O'llrlen.
her popular leading man, does his
usual excellent work. In seeing Nor
ma Talmadge productions, film fans
not only see one of tho biggest fav
orites now before the camera but
also see a star supporting her. Ku
gene o Hrlrn Is a popular actor both
on the stage and on the screen and
his popularity has become so great
that Select U preparing to star him
the coming year.
Tomorrow Norma' charming
younger sister, Constance, comes to
the Kiulto In one of her classiest
comedies. "I'p the Road With S-'.illy."
Young and old alike will bl delighted
with this picture. The Ulalio man
agement haa personally reviewed it
and guarantees It to It patrons. I
I.IHKKTY.
Kver since Kvelyn Nesblt was a
mere girl, barely 1 J year old, she
has been posing for noted illustra
tors and artists. Among the first
to employ her was Jessie Wilcox
Smith, whose charming drawing
have delighted the American public
for years.
After .M r. Nelit moved to New
York she potied for Harrington
Mann, proliably the Uest known of
any of the modern Amor:can artist.
Mann portraits of Mis.s Nealilt hang
in many of tho famous galleries of
the world
It Is that Mr. Mann enjoyed paint
ing Miss Nesblt, not merely because
of her adaptability as a model, but
because her beauty gave him relief
from the characterless debutantes
and society dowager whore por
traits wire his specialty.
Charles Uuna tjibaon at that time
Some Fortune Tellers Tell
r,
(SX 1 City Briefs
IJ
Ihi UMr kuil.
Is Mirrored
wa the favorite. American Illustra
tor. He enjoyed the reputation of
being a maVt discriminating Judge of
beauty and w early attracted by
the ehnrm of Mis Ntwhit. She posed
for him freiiuently and her llkenesa
in h :m drawings adorned the first
pages of tho prominent magazines of
the country.
-Miss Nesblt has a number of por
traits of herself by Harrington
Mann and Charles Pana O'.baon
which the artlrta presented to her In
appreciation of her service. Her
life In the studio ha given her In
valuable experience of which ahe
makes use In "The Woman Who
lave," a William Kog drama at the
Liberty theater for three daye,
startitii; today.
nitOADWAY.
The duel with swor.il between Al
Prldge and Kdgar Harnett In the
comedy plav, "Over There," staged
hy the IU .link Co., at the Broad
way, is w orth the price of admission
alone. This ii positively one of the
most laughable stunt ever pulled at
this theater and Lois lirldgo'a bunch
of "roai-ra" actually cause one to
go Into fit of convulsion. .This bill
runs rampant with clean cut comedy
on tho part of these three stellar
stars, there being numerous funny
situations from the rise to fall of the
curtain. Th" knowledge of Al
Itridge ns to military rules makes a
hit with a real soldier, tine of the
big feature of tho musical program
la tho singing and dancing specialty
by tho llrldges.
COMES BACK FROM ARMY
' TO BUILD TULSA HOMES
William Viner, disappointed In
not getting action In Ihe army, comes
back to Tulsa and has his aleeves
rolled up to make up for the time he
spent In nn officer' training camp
getting ready to fight, when the war
quit business. He's been nt Cump
Meade,
Mr. Vinor 1 going to start con
struction at once of 15 modern
homes in Tulsa. He ha plans made
for immediate construction of two
or three, and ns rapidly aa possible
will Ket his energy coupled up with
his program to finish the Job. He
expects to build at least 30 home in
Tulsa In the next 12 months. He
w ill sell them.
No Cut In Drug Irlce.
CHIi'ACO, lice. ' A downward
awing In drug price js a result of
peace is so remote as t be classed
an impossibility by leading dealers In
the industry. They not only predict
that present prices will continue for
from six to nine months but that
then readjustments will be slow and
largely contingent upon the avail
ability of cargo space to and from
t'.uropean ports and upon possible
accumulation of crude drug stocks at
the source of supply.
Texan tJeta Position.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. Nomina
tions sent to the senate today by
President Wilson Included John A.
Shirley, San Antonio, Texaa. as as
sistant chief inspector of locomotive
boilers
You a Lot for a Dollar
UKI.'T. liniH. C. lir.iham. who
has been an Instructor in the medical
corps at t amp l-'mision. was given
his discharge and has returned to
Tula.-i.
I
C. K. tU CHNKlt, Y. M. C. A. sec
retary, is expected back to TuU.i thl
week after a trip to California, where
ho was called by the death of hu
grandfather.
...
I.I.OYO MA 1 i.N'K, better known
a "Hlsctilt," has returned from
Camp I lodge. Iowa, where he was In
limited hervlce, 10 resume chaigv of
the service deps ri iiient.
1 ...
I It. WK OliKIJ,, president of
Kendall collvge, ha returned from
Kansas City, where he has, been in
tending a meeting u( the board of dl
tectors of the Missouri Valley col
lege. I
' A MKKTINt; of the board of direr,
tor of the Kiwanis club will be held
Wednesday noon in the coffee shop,
Hotel Tulsa, at whuh t;me important
'matters of the club will he under
(line Usui on.
I
CI.KAIUNtl IIOl'SK receipts Ir.
Tulsa for the week ending November
30 were $33,9'JX,74 i iti as compared
to f 3A.47I.SIS.N7. an increase tills
year of 11 per cent over the same
period a year ago.
I
K. KNSICIN, auditor of Mar
wick. Mitchell, Teak Co., of New
York Is dangerously 111 at the Jef
ferson hotel. He ranje here on bus
iness for the company and last night
was very low with pneumonia.
I '
IA EITKNANT Montgomery, of
1 fleer in command of the S. A. T. C.
of Kendall college, was railed to
Austin. Texas, yesterday, where he
win receive spec;nc instructions as
to the demobilization of the students
In training In the Tulsa institution.
COM PKIM KNTAK Y to the Y. W.
C. A., the Kuslneas Hoys' club will
entertain iK-cember 11 In the new
home of Mr. C. K. Strouville. I'luns
for the occasion will be perfected
at the regular business meeting
Wednesday night
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vA'CUACK In the flume leading
from the filter house to the settling
basin at the water plant was be.ng
repaired yesterday. The flume In
made of concrete and the Job of re
pairing I being done by the employe
of the water department
ItlVEnVIEW SCHOOL waa the
first school to report its volunteer
collection for the children nf the al
lied nations. The chlldr- n of this
school dropped 136.82 into the little
stocking that hung In the corridor,
reminding them that Christmas
wasn't very far away. a
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SID JOHNSON, a former member
of the Tulsa fire department, writes
from Camp Adams, 11. I., that he'll
soon be released from the army nnd
he's coming back to hie. old Job,' It's
ready for him, K. M. Hohn, commis
sioner of public safely, ay.
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Mil. AND M KS. Fred Sober have
received word that their son. Sergl.
Klmer Seher. who wa wounded July
2H In France, still Is In the hospital,
but i now convalescent Another
sun, Floyd W. Seher, who also Is In
the metdcal corpa, still Is In Franco.
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THAT KKROT. M. S. Northrop,
who recruited In Tulsa for the tank
corps, has gone oversea, was Indi
cated by a letter received yesterday
by rati I 1 1. Murrin, 407 Clinton build
ing. Sergeant Northrop nlso ex
pressed gratitude to Tulsa for the
assistince afforded him when he was
here on his recruiting mission.
THE V. S. S. bank did $087.75
worth of hnslenss yesterday through
the efforts of the Tulsa Fire Pre
ventive nssoclatbai. Today. Tidal.
Carter and O. P. & It. have their
day in court. Wednesday I Knight
of Pythias. I). O. K. K. und Pythian
Sisters day.
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A SKHIKS OF noonday prayer
meetings was started yesterday at the
I Tulaa city mission. 21 West Second
street, M. L. Vetcalf having charge of
the opening meeting. A number of
business men attended These meet
ings will be held dally between 12:10
and 12:."0 p. m. for buslnes men and
women. There also will be service
every evening at 7:30. J
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MARRTAOE UCKNSKS were is-j
sued In Tulsa yesterday as follows: .
"OKEH"
arrow
CoEEah
25 CENTS EACH
by
J. F. Phillip and I,ila l.ott, Tulsa;
W. (ioldenslark, Tulsn; I,ihbe l.ich
tenatein, Kansas City, Mo.; C. It.
.lone and Amy 11. Cook. Tulsa:
Claud Webb and Ruth Simmon
West. Tulsa; C. A. Roger, Sklntook
nnd Mae White. Spcrry; Andrew
Drake. Tulsa and Nellie Iluchanai,
Fiiyetloville, Ark.
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OFFICERS WKR K elected vciler.
day by the Matron Philathea class of
Theodore
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Lee gS
Such A Little Pirate
A regular old-style pirate yarn, hot with a very modern damsel
right In the nub of It. There's a vllllan called llal-K.c who trie
lo steal the map showing where the treasure is hut seeing the map
I tattooed nn a human shoulder! well, that' the plot. Come ami
nee It nnruvclcd.
Herrick's Palace Orchestra
Screen. time ll:S0, 1S:45. 1, 3:15. 4:0, 5:45, 7. 8:13. 9:30
Coming Billie Burke in
America's Greatest War Correspondent
Irvin S. Cobb
will appear at
CONVENTION HALL
December 4, 8 P. M.
Mr. Cobb'a address is a part of the Community Lyceum
Bureau's program for the winter and is probably, with
one exception, the greatest attraction that could be
brought to Tulsa.
'Tickets will be on sale today at Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A.,
Quaker Drug Store and High School.
Holders of Lyceum tickets will b privileged to secure
.seats fo- 50 cents each; all others $1. No reserved
seats will be sold.
LAST TIME TODAY '
Evelyn Nesbit
and her son, Russell Thaw
in
"The Woman Who Gave"
Liberty
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BUD FISHER
the First fluptlst church, at a rnept.
Ing held nt the home of Mrs. Ani7..e
llaker. HO.' South Denver uvenur.
Mrs. M. P. Pollard w; s ejected presi
dent; Mrs. ti. W. Herbold, Vice pres.
blent: Mr. James (!. Flynn. secre
tary; Mr. T. A. Rroach, asalatanr
secretary; Mr. K. K. Harrett, treav
urer; Mr. W. I. Shannon, teacher
and Mr. A. D. Hunt, assistant
teacher Mr. J. C. W'olsey iisslnted
Mrs. llaker In entertaining the claw-
Today, Wednesday
and Thursday
Roberts
"The Make-Believe Wife'
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