The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY in, 1920.
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AWAITING PROBt
tills Must Tic Discounted
by (JUS . oiupiu iui
Low Pressure.
.irt-p oiiiit nrr
US I hUI onui urr
i ..im.it 1 rci t inn nr 11
Committee of Seven, Gas
Discounts to Be Paid.
Pcrsi.ren' efforts by city officials
f fu -a tt'.J ""'or cltlca 111 tho
ito ten luvo Icon short of gai".
,'.ro rcnanl. J yesterday by what
. n..nltnt In 1111 miUIlULlUIl
. ... i .,n,,n tin mia companies ro-
i, .,i from collecting full
A,.rti f. r em servico wncro
rfs-i.ro i below rour ounces, nc
"ril.ns' 'o " ,ter fr"" 1,10 B,aU;
tt mcy 1. award 1. Marshall,
atcrday i....i
rnnv nn tinder thn flllnor
s nuw -- . "
oinU'd at u ri cnt meetinc In Okla-
- . i nt IH .1 I'M II I III 1 Lll'tl LU
ti nf UKiunnmiL i nv.
hairman. Kdward v-P. MuiHhull,
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nisnoii.it v in " ..,....,-..-"'
i nm ,. Ii. in tlllna
illMlll.l-1. """J -J
o-operatlng In tho investigation, on
t..id nu cnnntimtitlon or ns-
UIMi.l ut f"'
.....wl .iluntlnn.
The loiter restraining tho pas
. .. rrmn n fdrrn til nn 1 .if rnt
"Corporation Commission, Okla
homa City okla., Jan. 13, 1920.
Mr. Kilara r. .iiarsnau,
cirv Attorney. Tulixi, Okla.
D,ar Sir'
"Ilcplylng to yours of Jnnuary
12, thr ommlssion has forbidden
the gas romiianli'S to cut off any
fatron for non-payment until tho
d.s oun' for puor servico has been
spelled, or to claim any forfelturo
of tho regular discount pending
adjustment of such claims.
"Wo are today issuing a speclnl
order subdividing Oklahoma City
Into a number of different dis
tricts, setting out tho discount
which should apply In each dls-
Ilrl. t, and ordering win UKiunoma.
Gas & IJlcctrlc Co. and tho Okla
hntni Vntitfnl Ola nnmnnnv lo
! proceed to settle with thjdr pa
trons upon basli indicated, or
show cause hero by January J3,
1ny same is not none.
"This will brim? tho matter to
a definite tet md in tho mean
tlma thn t.nlriin.. nf thn comniinv
I at Tulsa whose service was de-
i flManl ...111 tint forfait Hint. rrtfii.
lar discount, nor bo subject to
have their i?as discontinued on a"-
I count of reius.il to make payment.
i ours iruij,
"CAMl'UKU, HUSSELI
Commissioner,"
Schedule of Baptixt
Meeting for Tulsa
FLESHER TO SERVE PARTY
10 a, m. Devotional hour. Song
loader, .Mr. Itlankvnshlp.
10:30 a. m. Duet, .Mr. and .Mrs.
lllunkcnMilp; solo, .Mr. Work; se
lection, campaign tuiartut.
11a. in. Inspiration sermon, Dr.
Bailey,
12 noon l)r, Torrest Mnddox, Xlr.
and .Mrs. IliKhlm;. Itullieml sliop;
iCMinnullst Wiulu and tho tiuartct.
3 p, m. Mnss nifotlnii for wom
en. KvutiKoll.it Wade and the tpiar
tut. 7:30 p. tn. Kvansollstle Services
conducted by tho evangelism and
BinKPrs,
Tho Hantl.lt ovnneellstln mtntirilifn
Is running full blast In eight of tho
uaptlst churches of Tulsa it ml vi
cinity. To date there have been ap
proximately 300 professions of con
versions nlnco these meetings lio
Ktin, a little tiinrt) tilin ii week ngo.
Thero wero 15 professions of en
vislons at thn. West TuUu Uaptlst
church nnd eight (uldltions tit the
chuich, two of them wero mu,n
above 60 years of line.
Kviingellst It. I.. Cole spoke nt
tho 11 o'clock hour at tho union
servico at tho First Uaptlst chuich
yesterday morning. Itewrend Cole it
conducting a revival meeting at
Medio, tho services aro being held
at night in thn school building
Thero have boon IS additions to
date. Lost night ho had ono lost man
present; he. preached to that man
und won him.
Thero wjll be a mammoth liaptl-it
meeting of nil thn ohurrhes of tho
campaign at 3 o'clock next Hundiy
nfternonn ut the First Ilapt.st
church. Dr. Forrest Mnddox will be
the speaker; thero will also bo an
elaborate iniiHl' al program by the
campaign slngors.
Evangelist D. It. Wade, Mr. and
Mrs. Hushing held a 30-mlntiteH
evangelistic servico at tho ltlghtw.iy
laundry at noon yesterday, ut tho
closo of which thero wero 15 con
versions and reclamotions.
WILL PROSECUTE
-CENSUSREFUSALS
Census Head May Resort
to Law to Obtain Information.
Jtr-ftisul tit give Information to tho
census enumerator may cnuso Mrs.
F.thel Cruse, 527 West Third, con
siderable trouble umIo.'h she thnnges
her mind. The enumvator In that
district reported to J. d D.tvonport,
Jiend of tho cetinis t-umnu In tho
first district of Oklahoma, that Mrs.
Cruse had positively refused to tell
anything about hernr"lf. excepting her
mime and address It was stated that
Mrs. Cruse w.is red headed and the
census enumerator, who happened to
lie of the name sex, found horai If un
able to cope with the woman with
out the assistance from tho other
government census nifenln.
'Numerous eases of this Mnd have
been reported to me." Mr Davenport
snld jcitertlity. "When the persons
who refuse to divulge the Informa
tion required by law. a letter Is sent
tn them slating clearly Hint we must
get the information we nsk and
usually the peiH.ms who refuse nt
.first are very anxious to glo us the
Information.' Many people when fltst '
upproaehed.ppear lo nucstlon oui'i
authortty'Tor taking tho information.!
Unit there Is mi doubt about our legal
right and when fared with a chance i
of prosecution the Information usual-,
ly comes out without a second warn-
lug."
Persons who refuse to give lnfnr-
million to the census Inkers when
called upon, and Inter decide to be
a part of the official population
should phone osnge f.934, or call at
the hendiiuarleis of the enumeralors ,
In the muntetpnl auditorium. H lle' I
tluthrey Is In chat go of tho taking i
In of those who liave been missed,
representing a clthton'n committee
appointed by the president of the
chamber f commerce. Uitor, l
system of publicity will X" dlstrlbut
ed In ench district ns soon ns the
census Is declured roniilete tiy the
enumeiHtnr
onlv one census district has vet
been reported ns completely etnim
ernted. hut Individual census slips
nre being prepared for the use of
petsous who may have been mis-ted
In the census as further districts are
finished,
Sunday forum Y M. " . :30 p
ni Conrad Hoffman. American dt
reel from (lerinanv Advt.
YOUNGEST BANK GROWING
Security Statu NlneLltiililorx .Mtvt
and I'.livt Itaplil (inuitli SIiuhii.
At the annual ele lion of otfliers
nnd directors of the Security State
bunk hel.l yeslerda, tut channs
wein made In the present petsonusl
of tho organization. Shareholders lu
tho Institution expressed themsolvus
highly pleased with the remiu knl-le
progress that the bank bus miulo
during the short time that it has
been organlned
' With deposits on January 2 of
$1.3. ''0,000 at mi.tilii'i'il ulthln seven
months since the opening of the
bank and with I.Mit) accounts on IN
books, It has established n ipcouI
unsurpassed hy any (sink piniun.slv
oi Kim iT.i-il in Oklahoma In tho niiuo
period of time." said Alva J, Nibs,
president of tho bank.
Off loom who will ssrve for ih
ensuing jertr nio ns follows; Alv i
.1. Nlles. president; diaries W.
Urewot. iiellve view presldsnt; Cynu
H Avery, lice, prosldtint; D II.
I'rntt. cashier; I. W. Kuntt, nsslst
ont i ashler 1'idlowlng are the dire
tors tdected lesteidai It. II Alex
ander, malinger McKwen Manufac
turing company; llnrri Klsknd
'don. oil piodiicer. I Lyons uier
i chant. Mr Avery, Mr Niles. Mi
1 Mi eyer and Mr I'rntt
wii.i, ti:u, or m iti;voir
t'nmiiil lloffiiiaii Will Clio I'ree
leo!im In V. M. l). .. INiruni
"An Amerlean In ths (lermnn
llevolutlon," will bn tlm nubleet of
the address hy Conrnd llotfmnn, ons
of th few Americans who remained
In llsrmnny throughout the war, nt
thn Humbly forum of tho V. M C A
.tnminrv U. Thero will be no charge
for the meeting, which will be held
i In tht pi mnasluni
I Mr Hoffman devoted himself In
I tin !( ne of allied prlsnm rs and
hi' tins t ic'il ninri tn tell of il, urtr
le-iiin.i -tn. so in Koine vm lu
terestlng war nnd pesro (?) plcturo.1
taken liy htm are now lu display In
tho V lobby.
CITY IIO.VD ll.VI'F.ItT IS COMI.VO
Indgo Storfy of Store, Tlstrnil) Ue,
I'alner nnd Ixxlgo, Arrliifi Tisl.iy.
Jiidne Htorey, of the liw firm of
Storey, Thorndyko, Filmer anil
Dodge, of New York and Huston, ex
perts on tho subject of municipal
bonds and Indeliiednesn, will arrhn
In ibis Mly t .d.iv from HL lyiuJs.
This is .lt.t. Storey's first trip to
TuNi hut anu her member of his
fit in b " betii horn frequently.
COUGHING, WEAK AND
RUNDOWN AFTER FLU
Itogalnetl flesli nnd strength ipilckly,
nnd K'IIh lioiv.
8 WmI Third Strert
i.
Opposite
Rinlto
Theater
Ground Floor Robinson Arcnrle
llajor Xllcs Names l'opiilar Tulsnn
to llcircs-ut First District
Aha J Niles. who was Monday
llectod Oklahoma member of tho
republican ways and means commlt-
i't for the Fifth region, nnd whose
iiection met with tho enthuslnsiic
pprovol of all sections of tho
Itate, Wednesday further nonular-
B'ed his own selection by miming M.
'. riesner of Tulsa, ns chairman of
he new republican movement for
tat first congressional district.
Jlr Hchcr Is a citizen of tho
plshest standing as well as a ronuu-
Iican from principle, ills solectlon is
n line with tho nnnounccd detcrnil-
rauon to construct an organization
Irrespective of previous factional
finerences that will command tho
pnfldence of all. So far tho rcpro
I'ntatlve of tho first district is tho
ftur one announced, but Major Nlles
rui name representatives for tho
S'W districts ns fast ns tin can
leach a decision und socuro nn nc-
ftpiance from tho men decided on.
"I nearly died from 'fin' latt October,
and it left me with terrible coujh. The
doctor gavo roe ono Iwitlle ot medlelno after
another, Imt It did mo nn rood. Went
to Charlolle, Jf. O., and look treatment of
a specialist without any permanent benefit.
"I saw Milks Kmulilon advertised and
started using it, It helped mo right from
the start. I had no appetite and my stom
ach ti In bad shape. Hut 12 bottle! hafo
straightened me out entirely. I eat anjllilni;
without distress, my cough is gone ar.d I
haro sained bak my strength and flesh."
Kmma Withers. Hoi 50,-Ilelmont, X. V
Pon't trifle with a weak, run down con
dition. It leaves you open to serious dla
eaies. Get Jour strength back. Mills I'mul
slon-costa nothing to try.
.Milks Kmulilon Is a pleasant, nutritive
food a corrective medicine. It restores
healthy, natural Imiwc! action, doing-, aw ay
with all need of pills and physics. It pro
motes appetlttf and quickly puts the diges
tive organs in shape to assimilate food. As
a builder ot flesh and strength, Milks Emul
sion Is strongly recommended to thoso whom
sickness has weakened, and Is a fiowerful
aid in resisting and repairing the effects
of wasting dliesses. Chronic stomach trou
ble snd constipation are promptly relieved
usually in one day.
This is tho only solid emulsion made,
and so palatable that It is eaten with a
spoon like Ice cream.
No matter how sciere your case, you
are urged to lrv Milks Kmulilon under this
guarantee- Taki ix bottles home with
you, use it according to directions and if
not satisfied with the results, rour money
will be promptly refunded. Price ttOc and
1120 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co..
Terre Jlaute Ind Sold byMrusrlsta every
w hero. Advt,
A Clearance
of Georgette
Blouses
$1,200 worth of
Fall Blouses
must clear out to
make room for
Spring stocks.
Prices reduced
from
15 to 25 Less Than
Former Selling Prices
The very newest Fall Blouses are offered women of
Tulsa at jrreat savings. Our prices arc always lower
in the beginning of tho season, and now, that we
have made a further reduction, the values aro quite
apparent. Shop for Blouses early tomorrow. All
tho smart shades and designs arc at your command
for a great deal less money.
The Advance Shop, 8 West Third St.
hlVATlON AHMY TO IliniiD
tlto lYw ritnilel Has Itoon rrcpnrril
i uginii mm Houiucr.
ActlniT tltinn n lulmn-nm m.aI.Ta.1
tdo yesterday afternoon from Col.
toaa officer of tho Salvation Army
uv BuuinwPKr no iii i itnani
ohnson of Tui&i nnnniinix.il Hint
he contract fn. ti.n i.i.u.iin. . t.
.li.il- . ' v,,u '"iiilK in lll
UraUon Army citadel will bo
warded to tho A S. Waslclowski
ompany at eighth nnd Iloulder.
uwunni... w., rrippr Willi
, , , ' "lu vvasioiewsKi com
any this morning nnd tho purchase
i materials for tho hulldlng will
al onco- Th8 Plans for tho
'ructure wern ,ir,.n . n-,.
insier.
Conrad Hoffman, an Amorlmn who
in Oermany throurhout tho
oi'ejlKK nt Klinrin. fn.nn. V XT
v ii. m. AUVt.
A Magazine With
a Message
Tho great phenomena of the
present day a world upsot
Satisfactorily explained.
Olvo a fow moments of your
tlmo when tho solicitor calls at
your door to tell you some
thine you want to know.
Local Office
602 S. Frisco I'hono 0-334
I take
cD6cUOTli
when headacliy
sick, or bilious
Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Calomel
acts like dynamite on a sluggish liver. When
calomel comes into contact with sour bile it
cmlius into it, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con
stirmteil and alt knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle of
Dodson'i Liver Tone for a few cents,
which is a harmlcsi vegetable substi
tute for dangerous calomcL Take a
apoonful and Jf it doesn't start your
liver andatraighten you up better
And quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick, you Just
go back and get your money.
If you take calomel today youll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be
sides, it may salivate you, whilo If
you tale Dodson'a Liver Tone you
wiU wako up feeling great, full of
ambition and ready for work or play.
It's harmless, pleasant and s&fo to
give to cMJrcD, too.
DE
ALE
Who Arc Aware of the Advantage of Handling
SALVAGE TIRES
should wire, phone or write for our nronositlin.
'f we are not already represented in the
territory. '
Muller Tire & Rubber Co.
Oklahoma Distributors Salvage Tires
14 East Sixth St. Tulsa, Okla.
IIIIIlllllllillBlllBlElllllillllii
Clearance Sale
Offer Pre-
to
Value
Walk-Over
Continues
Eminent Footwear
The first three days of this annual event again
proved conclusively that Walk-Over quality has a
wide recognition among the women of Tulsa.
Assortments are still unbroken and a good choice
may be had in all desirable styles the prices offer
the most attractive economies.
IP
ifej'.lftw
SI j If No. I.-iIM
Cantor gray auedo laro lloot, turn or
welt Role, covered French llcol. A
very suitable boot for Hprlng wear.
value .... S9.90
KI)lo No. .MM! I
SIlo .No. (DIM
lllnclc glazed kid luce Hoot, turn nolo,
covered Fronuh heel, nil oxlni value.
(11. 0(1
for
,$8.95
Light gray kid Inco Hoot, turn nne,
p'rennh heel. A very millnbln Hirlng
So .M.0:.co ,$10.75
Kljlo Nn. 11271
Iliads Klazed kid, welt Hole, leather
.:. $7.75
fitiu No. ir.tin
Itlnck Htiedn luco lloot, nlno-lnch top,
hniiu-workoil Hllk eyoletH, turn nob',
covered Krench I.oula A At?
heel. JIN. 00 value.
I.uuIh heol.
vji I ii n
Vet
Ktylo No. r,005
Moai brown (new shade) Unco lloot,
turn Hole, l'rcnch heol, Imltutloit tip,
value . . . $11.95
styicH Nn. noon und No, noos
Dark nnd light gray Lnco Hoot, flexl
bio wolt, covered l-'rcnch heel; imita
tion tip, lb. 00
vn 1 no
Wo luive gono tlirotigh out nloclc
nnil have nelccted tho broken
linen of hIioch Irrenpectlvo ot
price and placed (hum on InbleK
for a ipilok dlnpoHal. Wo havo
grouped thorn In threo different
lotH, nnd you may expect to find
vnluea seldom neon on thiwo
tnblen. If you are looking for
low or high heelH, streot or dreHH
bootN, you will find your nln In
some stylo that you will llko.
taim: no. i
ViiIiich will Ins up (ii (Q A K
io.no nt vDO.'iO
TAHliM NO. 'J
Vitliii-M "III bfui In (IJK'f K
i i.oo iii spO.IO
taiim: no, a
VnliifH lll ho up In (1Q AC
$111,011 nt JDO. llD
Ktylo Nn. l.-i(l I
Illnck natln lnco lloot, nntln cut on
tho lilnn to prevent splitting, hand
worked silk cyolela. A renl drenHy
boot. J17.G0 , 3- A OP
value'...... tiJLLltZdO
$10.95
hi) In No. 1570
llrown kid vamp with beaver kid top
that Hum to tho heel, flexible welt,
covored French heol. (J- A Op"
il7.r.n vaiuo pli.iiJ
Ktjio No. r.noo
llark gray kid laco lloot, turn nolo,
high I'ruiich heol. QQ rt?
J 10.00 valuo S J. i O
Stylo No. Boao
Heaver brown kid lnco Hoot, flexlblo
wolt sole, long vamp pattern; covered
French heel. JIG. 50 CIO AK
valuo DJLi.'it)
Stylo No. (IMS
Hlack glazed kid, welt sole, high
leather Louis heol, Imlta- (JQ A r
tlou tip. (12.00 value.... tptV.fJtvJ
HtjIe.H No, 5IU'J anil Nn. SI23
Dark brown lnco Hoot, turn or welt
sole, high covered French i
heel, (10. SO valuo..
., .U.I. U. . I.W
.? $13.45
Kt)ln No. 5107
Dark gray kid walking hoot, Cuban
heel, flexible, solo. A vory sultnblo
boot for tho that cannot wear high
heels, and want a dressy (JJQ Q?
shoe. (13. SO value iDO.UtJ
Walk-Over Boot Sho
413 South Main