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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920.
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NEWBERRY TRIAL
IS NEARING END
Government Hopes io
Finish Evidence in a
Week.
TELL OF MORE MONEY
Many Witnesses Tell of Hit
They Clot for Doiiifc Work
for Senator.
(JIWVD RAPID. Mich.. T'eb. 10.
Tim Ions (bird act of IhH Nftutinrry
electionn dram began t draw
toward n. einrn today. It Is now
hoped to finish the government's
ciso ly 11 week from tomorrow
Twenty witnesses wero heard today
.- Proceeding were linlnliliwnpli' In
color nnd nfllon. They ranged from
u remark about "iiIpc money" en-d-Ited
10 George .tntiii of Mount Clivn
onn, liv Albert tl. Stevenson, former
democratic slat chairman, lo what
Oliidnlomi lleattlo. of Pawpaw mild
..when hr gave nomp Newberrv nurdx
.lo Urne Unify, village constable of
jllnrtford Duffy wild llealtln prom
Slsnd lo "malm It light" and liiltir
-mailed him 110.
Two witness fiivore Hint Hentlle
"told tlicm be got enough from Ihn
"Newberry committee In li.iy Jill the
jpeniirs of bin oU'n primary ciim
palitn for county clerk lis well as
what Ihn Newberry work eot. One
of tbeno men quoled llvtttlle im lay
ing "the Newbi rrv lommlltee
thought lh Mil expensive "
Tho defence scored when John I
Vourig of Grand ltaplds was on I tic
uland tin mi expected In follow a
Hlgncd statement which lie bhvo n
government Investigator and swear
that llenrgo Welsh gavo 'ilm l!0
for distributing campaign llteralnre.
.JjpVoiiiiBi liowever, euld tho state
ment was incorrect, lh.it WoUli only
promised lilin tho money
The government Iiait Ita Innings n
bit Inter when I'curl Wynne, formcr
.lv of Mini wnfl tilling about llio
work he did for Newberrv In the
cerond ward of that politically pie
tiircmpir illy, at Iho behest of Pied
Henry. Wynno wild tin used about
$40 in Newberry work distributing
caudldnto curds ill the IolI In the
general eleetlon and wan puld by
Henry after that date. This strikes
mil tho contention of the ilefejtsn
Unit tho Nowbnrry organisation
cased to furietlon nflcr ihn prl
tniiry. FRISCO is boostTng afton
lYclght Terminals Hemmed I'roin
Miincll In Ottawa 'Iohii,
P-I4l lo Th World
AKTO.S'. t'Vb. 20 Tho I'VUro I"
....... ... .i.i.iii... litis ..fiu
rtlHnillK Ml li,Fiii.-in.ii " ,
freight terminals liere It to eXM5 lu l
Illftl liy .MUTCH 1 III" I riML'l 'HI Uir.J
up llin tnrmlrml at Monell, Mo no
that fielKht iralnn will change Ihmi
lliollvi arid rrewi liere HiMle.id of
Ht Miincli. Aflon will Im tlm fourth
freight ilU'ialon 'lnt mil of ft
Unilii and lti out of Kanfiao
CIM'iikliig A f ion a frciKb' dlvlMLin
point In cpetd lo Klvo tliH town h
population of about 1, 100 new l r
DOI1H,
TO LAUNCH OKLAHOMA CITY
t.'incrnor iiml I'arly l,n(ieil lo
lilt Alalmmn ( It)
tfrwitl lo 1 tin World.
MOMIMi. Ala., t'eb, :0 Pinna arn
tirogrirln: rapidly for the Inline li
llil? of III" Oklahoma ly Hi" l-t of
Knbrilary or tho flrnt of March lit
which time, tho (,'overnor of Okln
liiimu. .1 II. A. Itnbcrbion, will be
prenent with a number of other nlu.tr
nfflelnlK Wllhln llio in xt four or
flvo tnonthn Ihn Cnpltnl of Nebninka,
tho llounton, tho I'lly of Uiwrencn
blirif and thn City of Atlanta will bo
launched nt Iho MohiHIco Hhlpyardj)
hern.
SiiiilM in Hi- Itolnul,
Jotin M. l.lndly. boy neoilt exr-eu
live. rorlietH alt hciuI to Kulher lit
local hrndriuiirtcrrt nt II SO o'clock
Dili niornliiK. pr.uir.itory to tho re
view by ex -President Tafl nt 9
o'clock.
WAN'I'III) HoyM orr 17 ycnrn old
In Insert inerH ut this ffli Hnl
iiiilny iiIrIH. i'nll "I iiialllli nxini
nfler U . in.
Iliinnld optical t'o. Advt
BIG CROWDS COMING TioLVi AXZ j LEARNS SPOUSE DEAD I
' 'off. Okmuleen. Mlnml, lnlla. Oian
AiMo Show i:vN''lril to Ho 'I'iiIhji'h
MlKKifl Draw life
f.Hnl,
Oklahomu (!lly motor vnr dealers
urn oomliiK to tho TiiIiki HUtomoblle
how 100 per cent nlronK, according
10 a tolecram rer.idvod from (leorKo
Woods, secretary of that orK.inlz'i
Hon, yesterday. Three I'ullniiins will
bo iinoil In trnnHportlnir ttm capital
city dealern and tlm looiil committee
are planning lu iihow their nelKhborn
11 Krrnl time
Mr WdOllS llK'l lirlvlw,., Hint tl
Kre.it number of ImikIiicks nun In
lines olher Ihan motor cam will
inako Hie trio lo Tulim utul t,i,i, m
slay nrveral ilnya looking over the
.MiiKli' f'ltv Hotel reservations tiave
been mnile for the Oklahoma City
tiiiriv, Insiirlnif at oinmodalloim dur
uifr incir may
The iiulnruobiln nhnw Is treating
dler, Hnrtlesvllle nlul inner cities win
aend dele(attonii hero to wltnctw tho
Krno.ift motor car exposition ever
held In tho MQuthwrst. ,
O. V Pnrrlrf, prmldent of tho Tulen
Automobile Dealers' association, Is-In
communication with Governor Hob.
ertson and It In iiilto likely ho will
be In Tulna Tuesday, Mnrtli 2. Ilo Is
expected lo wnlromn Kdwnrd S. Jor
dan durlnir tho Imrmuct ut tlm Hotel
Tuls.i.
All tho entertainment features for
the show have bepn perfected Tho
Ornnt lladley Operatic .'our. Waters
nml ilonklns. ind ICfitilmim original
' inir. Fiends'' wl!l headline thn hill !
Prr.thero'a Concert tiand has also
been engaged
i Main street shop windows will be
i trln decorating for tho event and It
will Im a common sight lo wo win
idoTT-fllled with tires And accessories
(during tho coming week
I Maiinls Optical Co Advt
World Story Is 1'lrnt Word Woman
Had of IIiikImihTm
Itemise.
A Htory In Tho World yesterday
brought to Mrs. Kllzahcth Dovaney,
for tho past six months a resident of
Tulsa, the first news of llio doath of
lier liuahand, John Devahcy, In
liufll, Mas,.,, on Thursday, I'.eli
ruary j. Mr, Dvunoy died on tho
H.tmo day on -which tho three little
Dcvaney girls arrived hero from
Liowoll, having been looked after
during their trip by Salvation Army
offlcoi-n through the efforts of Com
munrtjint O. T. Johnsgn of tho Tulsn
citadel.
As Mrs. Devaney expended all her
savings to bring hor daughtors hoic,
shn had no moncyjon which to re
tuin for her husband's -funeral. It
took Mrs. Devaney and her 18-ycar-old
son, employed by Tho Texas
company, ever idnoo last summer to
eavo up ttm JlO.t nocesMiry for tho
railroad farin of tlm gtrla. Com
mandant Johnson wired ' lo Iell
latt wight lo Inquire If arrangements
for thn funeral of Mr Devanev nnd
for tho sending of tho Insurance
ilMliaiiailiLllfllliaiirillWlUaJliiflt'WaLWM.TWK
WANT TO BE BEAUTIFUL?
HERE'S HbW
Tlirro thllivii I'lrxt, uillirrc to lr. HarkcrN'
lienllli cikIc, Hid outstanding foaturo of
uhlcli Is
IJvrrcl.M", cverclv1, frrlM anil rhoiild Jim
doubt Ills abllltr as iu.ln'ii!tli rxiKTl loot, lit
llx-Pivshlcut i
Tuft and ston arguing. An hour n day with
llr, llarkri' for four jenrs kept dim In fight,
lug trim as our
President anil a continuation of tills lienllli
itxlo lirt'iw lilm mdt as our only and much
lined lU-ProtJilcnt. Tlm
oilier tun things hit a New Spring Stetson and
n nicely tailored Suit, llio mooIciin fur wlilih
aro nireiuly
Isdiig Miowu In lliN shop. Tlioj're not loud,
Imii wliai I would call nlflj. Sold motl) with
two luilrs of tnniM-rs.
.UOTEL.TtM-SA'DLDO'
Boston Ave.
M. E. C.
South
Fifth and Boston
Easy to Find
Easy to Like
L S. Barton
Pastor
Welcome Everybody
Sundny school 9:45 u. m Cnrl Duf field, Supt.
Sermon by pastor, 11 n. m. Subject: "The Great Inau
guration." Sermon by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Subject: "To Whom Shall
Wc Go?"
Wo nolo "Another llonwt Man- l Tulsn nm r obM-natlom.
would leuU us to conciiiilo lluit honesty and bruins ,lt, not umvMnr.
liy l,ao to belong to tlm hui.io perwon, but w, Ikivo uhvu been
afraid of u nmn Uuit lol.l jou luw hoiicnt ho was. We, nujltow,
hoo 'o will lmvo n letter lunc1 of officials next JtNlr mI Uno,v
v,xs ui't tl" worpp. Some litiucli ln t7 prisoners hid Kone I2
liouri beforo nnjolio fliul It out.
I
SEATS ON SALE NOW
At
Jenkins Music Store
FOR
JOSEF HOFMANN
THE MASTER PIANIST
"BEST OF THE BEST"
(Snttinl.iy Hvcnlng Pimt)
Convention Hall,
Wednesday Evening
February 25
Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
Plus 10 War Tux
Scajsin ticket holders aro urged to sctniro their rrwcrvallons
nt .IciikliLs on or uftcr Salunlay.
Bigger, Better, Stronger vShows
Bigger,Better Stronger Pictures
Vaudeville, Pictures, Musical Comedy
Wonderland
TULSA'S BRIGHTEST SPOT 118 S. MAIN
Greetings
The Wonderland Thea
ter steps forward for
the week-end with the
greatest vaudeville,, and
picture program ever
presented in) Tulsa. A
vaudeville show of real
merit. A picture show
that is beyond compare
All in one.
ALWAYS A BIG DOUBLE SHOW
Friday and Saturday
On the Stage
A Komi Show of Quiillt). He-
fliiemeiit unit llcimty
Pcrej Spclliuau Presents tlio
Origin, llrvoy. rroltCMimo
"College Girl-Musical
Comedy Company"
In tuneful, entrancing, hilarious
fun, Introducing
Senator Boob'
With This Great Cast
Perry Siiellmnn
Trunk Wlnflehl
ltiwll Cutter-
back
Ma) nto Splllnuin
Clam Cunnlns-
luini
Annie SHllmn
Iicw Couts
Hobby Ilyini
I lojil Wliltson
Domtliy lllreli
Ixuls I'liirfnx
Kfflo ltlcrlg
Opal Cole
Margaret Hall
1'lui Inture Coincdliun. Three
rrlinn Dnuiias. six Danc
ing Heautlcs.
On the Screen
I'lrst startling episode of
"The Adventures
, of Ruth"
With Until Itoland. Thn picture
jou Imto read mi much about.
,)lMf
lliuil rplMMlc of
"The Black Secret"
With Peurl White, rcteallng
tiih HKcitirr."
-MiSo
Priscilla Dean
In 1'iiUrrMil Star Kneela!.
"PRETTY SMOOTH"
This Is it mlidlcrplett.
USO
A brwy comedy,
"Taking Thing5-Easyv
NOTK: Owing to length or pro
gmm, "Pn-tty Smooth" will not
ho shin) n after U Salurdaj ulghl.
10 a. m.i Viiuilollle wwkilajn, 2. IMS, 7:31), 0:15
i'lrel Vaudolllo Siindajs, 1:30; Mx shows Sniul.iy
PALACE!
LAST TIMES TODAY
Pnti-on nro urged to ntleml tho nuitlneert tinlny In order in avoid
the irowils at llio oinilug isTformuneeM. Nolo hereon tlmo lcliw
ami n-u ".Mulo unit remain" from thn beginning.
uiJiuii-v'siiowiNu or
Cecil B. Demilfe's
Production of
"Male and Female"
t
WITH (iljOUIA SAVANSO.V. TIlKODOIir, IIOIICIITS, THOMAS
.Mi:iillAN. IiIIjA tAlll AND A NOTAUMJ CAST
PATHE NEWS
PALACE ORCHESTRA
SCItKi:.V TLMC: 10! 15 .12:30 2Mi 1-SlM 7:300:15
Prlocw: AflorntKn 30ct Children 10c. Kvcnliifcs 50c, Cltlldrcu 25o
COMING TOMORROW
Ilnner Ifughen' Wlilely-Henl Story tliat Dcllglitol .'Millions of
Headers u tho ltcd Hook Mugazlno
"THE CUP OF FURY"
money could bo niftds wlthmit Mrs.
Dovaney a presonco.
Mm. Uovamsy dltl not know that
her liuiiuanri was 111 uti h ii,..
trlrln. Virginia, o M.ulr. 1 t,"?!
OladvB. IB. nrrlve.l " 41
LAST TIMES
TODAY ,
MAJESTIC
Mary Miles Minter
l.V
"Judy of Rogues Harbor"
' IVlUi TIIKODOHK llOIIKUTS In tho Oast
t PATHE NEWS SCREEN MAGAZINE
Majestic Orchestra and Organ
scuniw timh: ti:3o 12:30 2-3:30 ,-. 0:30 ri 7n
I'rlceJi: Txnvcr HikW 30e, Ilalixmy 20ci Hoich mid logtn
Itcecrvcd, 50o
w COMING TOMORROW
Ethel Clayton in "Young Mrs. Winthrop"
"A Croat Warm Slice I'roin n Million HomiV
. OSCAR SEAGLE
AMKKICA'S MIADIMJ IIAKITONi:
CONVENTION HALL
FEBRUARY 24
SCiiglc's Pirst Apicarunco at
POPUIiAIt PltlCRS
50(1, 75c. $1.00 and $1,50
Adirtnco Scat Sulo Harrow .Mttsle. Co., Quaker Drug Co.
GRAND R0uNAi
JnLOrtnCKlriQ ClvSICtlL.
r?
f ayn umuny or love.l rt.yuu -h
CUN -AND ftLLUR.INGr TUNES.
PRICES 50c TO $2
GRAND
Weel Starting Sunday Matinee, Feb. 22
A Guaranteed Attraction
Chas. M. Baker's
Sweet Sweetie
Girls
With Burlesque's Greatest Stars
, MAX "LOOK OUT" FIELD and
STELLA MORRISSEY
NOTB Mr faith In this attraction as to quality Is aliMilute, and
I want Urn theater-going public to know tliat enn eJuvrfully rcc
ranmcud It an tlio best Bhovr tliat luw been In Tulsa thli Mvison.
TaiIIcn don't fall to sco Bites Slorrissej's gowiw. aim management
went to tho cxpciuo of $2,700 for her costumes. ThU Li worth tho
prl co of admission alone. Manager Gnuul nittiter.
fEyes of Youth' Season's Greatest
Picture; Opens atRiatto Tomorrow
Pictures Mart
coirtlniioii.s.
COIlllllUOIlH.
ADMISSION: Any night, Saturday or Sunday. Children I5o. adults
33c, Include) war tax. During week afternoons, children 1 5c, adults
23c, Includes tax.
MAIUC THIS DATE
Dr. StoHiirt, tho mjstUi mar) el, will turn Tulsa upnldo down.
Cotucii hero for entire wik, stanlng Sunday, with Hilly Dn Iluo'i
liltH-rly tilrls." Stewiirt, tlm man of lujutrry. tcIU nil. Ask htm.
Ilrlng (picnlkms with you. IVoplo iul, "Is he human, or suerhu
nian'." "
Special laille' matlneo everj- afternoon during Stewart engagement.
Stewart iircM'iila Oriental oeeultlsitn, with till tho bewildering,
Mintage, iiijMcrlou feats of the Orlrntal liogl, with whom li lias
communetl for years. Thciv U no mental feat tint great, no ques
tion too iierplexliig for tho Whlto Maliatnm to answer.
THE GAYETY GIRLS WILL WIN YOU
O i 1 1- Last Times
s Today
aS'tfe-Wfem
A Dynamic Drama Domestic Differences
Regular Prices 11c and 25c
What la heralded an the "screen event'of the neanon
Tulsa tomorrow when the phenomenally successful C'l.iru K
special production "Eyes of Youth" openi an Indefinite engag
Rlalto theater. This picture, which la In eight rcclK, w
here with a spoken prologue and a special musical score M
of tho Kialto is so enthused over his success In getting th
Tulsa, almost immediately .on the heels of Its sensational f
mlere at thn Uivoll theater that he ti taking a full page ad
tomorrow's World to herald tho event. It 1h tho most strlk ng
advertisement for a motion picture that ever appeared In a to.
Tho picture was four months in the making and cost J So" """
to a large sum paid for tho rights to tho stage play, "IJf
which still holds the record for long runs In New York. M
this production wears the most gorgeous gowns ever worn r
star. She has five leading men In her support, every one ' '
star In his own right, Tho dramatic work of Miss Young, to
spell of the story, the sumptuous settings and the direction ha
to make, "Byes of Youth" the "blfNPldtiiro of the year" th 3
than a score of motion picture showmen from surrounding
arranged to be here Sunday at the premiere -nresfntatlon 0'
In the southwest. In spite of tho fact that "Byes of You
shown at regular "road show" pices wherever It has beer t
far. Manager Smith Is determined to present it to Tulsans
prices 25 ond 35 ccnta.
The' first performance Sunday will begin at 11 a. m. iAa.
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