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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL Hi, 10211
13
TO HOLD TAG DAY
FOR GIRLS' HOME
i
Object of Giving Is Up
Kcep of Welfare
Institute.
NEED $4,000 QUOTA
Francis K. Willard Home la
Housing 21 Girls; Owes
Debt of $1,000.
I'ermtiwlon to hold the annual tu
,o if tlie l'"rnncoH K. WilUid homo
, m .turdny. May 8. was IkhuoiI yes-
nla to tho hoanl of the home by
Hi.- chamber of commerce.
Tim total nnioiint needed for the
lr.iti.-m K. Willard home I JI.0UU,
h, tmtlKPt for neM year being 3,OOo
i.l the debt for Improvement
$ i.oo The rerent remodelling of
... i. illdlug contdxtedof the addition
, ,i il rmltory, u nehool mum and a
moment, painting outside and to
,r, oration on tho Interior, limtnlla-
. n ci a furnace and wiring for
, . 'i,. Ilchts,
Vi.' arc, on the average, 2t
d , . i iiik-iik from 13 to 1 years of
u. tli' home. The glrlH Hpend
ii muitiing In housework, outside
. and recreation and havo
i . s from 1 to 5 o'clock In tho
, f . IH.Mll
Mi II K. Wllfnn Ih Hliperlnten
,,.n nf tho home. Officers of tho
hoard of 15 mnm born arc: Mru. U.
o Hollow, president; Mrs, Flora A.
llrlnr.nian, vice president; Mrs, a,
KeiwclrltiB, seeretary, and Mrs.
A II Huhl, treasurer.
Sues Trm-llnn Company,
Damages of 11,000 sustained by
the petitioner October 2ii, 1919, when
..ii-. .pi. li.le in which he wan driving
urn irmk by a street car at Hod (to
n.. .. 1 Victor avenue, was tiK.
In dlsii-l' t rourt yesterday by XV. C.
Watis aralnst tho Tulsa Street Kail
wav company Watts tlaluiH the mo.
tirma'i of the street car wns negll
tent in operating the enr, with the
r- s - it 'hat tho nutotnubllo was
wrr knl lnyond repair.
Hov Offloo Open 10:30
Phono :I020
TWO SHOWS TODAV
.Mntluee 2:1.1 2.V nnd 35n
Night 7:30 US-HS-fiO-HSo
Three Shows
Tomorrow
2:15, 6:45, 9
NOW I'LAVI.VO
7 Big-Time Acts
U.S.NavyJazzBand
largest Jar llanil In tho World
Picked .MiislclaiiH
Al and Fanny Stcdman
"Planncnpor.s"
Morgan & Kloter
Sonpn n ml SalnK
Willing & Jordan
In Cjclo or Song
Myrtle Mason
Songs s Vnn lillto Them
The Pickfords
Fisher & Fisher
SI N DAY'S iikadmnku
William H. IVIedlnncler'n New
Musical C'ollieily Iteno
"KISS ME"'
-0 IVople. .MiMly ClrN
M (I OTIIIJU UK-. ACTS
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
But Health Was Restored to
Texas Lady Who Is Now
Well and Strong and i
Able to Do All Her I
Housework and ,
More.
Hosehud, Texas, Mrs. Annie
of it. I-'. U. No. 4. thl place,
wraes an followa rerardlnc her ex-
pi-nrnee uith Carrtul: "Some time j
"so I had a nervous break-down of
some kind ... I woh very weak,
iil so nervous. It all (teemed t"
ome from . . trouble, for at . .
I h.iil fainting spells and suffered a
Prfnt .iaj mit moro from the wealt,
'r'"'",' no. Recount feellnir than
"fiyiliinK else. i knew I needed a
1 "n" and re?ded It badly.
' ' ""--an the use of Cardul, to see
f I eojidn t get sonio strength, as I
knew nf other cases thnt had been
h'!red by its Uso. ' I felt better . .
' 800n a Ki-cat Improvement, o
H'pt it up.
I utcd hoven bottlen of Cardul. and
an say the money was well spent,
or I Rrcw well and MrotiR. Now
ftDo to do all my houso work and a
Kfa- deal of -work hcslde."
If you are run-down, weak, ncrv
01". and suffer from tho ailments
PrU"inr to women. It Is very likely
"a ardul will help you, in the way
has helped thousands of others,
""ling the past 40 years.
Take Cadul, tho woman's tonic
Aavu
cops not quitting
Chief Mien Denlc Kcporl 'I hat III
Patrolmen ,rt Designing Slneo
Itecont City election.
The present police forco will con
tlmio to police- the city pra. tk-.ill
without any donertlons from tho
ranks In spite of the propaganda
that has been going on to mako It
appear that practically all the mem
bers are preparing to (ult accord
ing to n statement made by l'h ir
Allen, police chief. e.,erdav
"The men are abioluteU lo,al to
the city." asserted the chief -.Most
of them have served the city through
two or more administrations and
these especially have inner forsnkon
their post of duty pri'Mmi-. In .
change of administration Tho new
men are willing to abldH the decision
of the new heads None are tluie
fore worrying dhout their Jnhs."
Opinion nround the station It to
the effect that the reports of disaf
fection .ire lulng disseminated b on
or morn of the policemen who feel
reasonably certain that their own
heads are going to bo lopped off.
AUt Dntnngoi anil Title.
Uamaces nf $:"0 m,, , louring nf
the petltloueia' title to property do.
srribi'd as northwest on. '-fourth nf
northwest one-four Hei-liou 2.1-19-10,
Tulsa county, was asked In a suit
filed In dlsrtlet court yesterday by II,
tT. Hartlctt, II. i:. Whitehead, et nl.
against (ieorge XV. .Southard.
Inspect The World Haul.
Tho Kendall .Silence elnb will
make a trip of Inspection through
DR. IRA ALLISON
IH.OOI), HKIV AND
nii.wuv disisi:s
0!j liint Third .Street.
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
Nou-StirKlcal DKcasei of Wom
en, anil Criii-ial Off let; I'raitlct',
iOi KaM Third Street.
Hours 0 n, in. to H p. m.j
Sunday II. Vi.
LYRIC TODAY
oni: DAV OXI.V
William S.liart
l.V
'The Hour of Manhood'
A lo I'liraiuoiint Special reature
Entitled
"WAHItr.NS )!' VUHilMA"
dood Comedy vtlth Sninl I'olliinl
IN
"Pind thi: (.mi."
And Topicw of Today
AdiiiKslou, Clilldreii 10i
AllllllM llc
STRAND
l,AST TIMr.S TODAV
Tho Rreatest photo ilranm of
(ho ear, fcaturlii";
Thomas
Meighan
addi;d .vtiTLcno.v
Muck Sen nelt ( oincily
"Her
Blighted
Schrtluhi 0:30, II, I, 3, n, 7, o 1 1
SATI'llDAV
Jack Pickford in
"The Varmint"
The Woild plant en Thuisdiy eve
ning. April 2J. It ,ih annoiiii. ed at
the monthly tlul nui'ting eitculay
altemoon.
' .Sen hvt at Temple tm-ncl.
' The regular hal.b.ith evening
GRAND
THEATER
m vi im:i: tod w -j so
Al.li si. vrs .
TONKillT USP
SHIMMIE
CONTEST
or tin; si.asov
VOIIt l.ST (HWtil;
vol niriTi:it in ituv
40h! Mamma'
eopte, Mostly t.lrli 'Jri
Willi Dlflnii the '.' Dain-er
I'hoto I -4i I n r
DOROTHY
PHILLIPS
IN
"DESTINY"
Nllit siiotv "::io to io:;io
Prices .n-no-TrM, IPhcm Sl.00
Carson Concert Course
Kit. II I'll
Monday Evening, April 19th
CONVENTION
HALL
mum ESman
thi: t'Ki.Kiut vrri mommst
(Substitute Number for KM .MY UHSTINN)
This will bo i:iman' Iat tour In Amorlca for ovoral yearn.
Seats on sale today at Jenkin's Music Store
Season Ticket Holders
Can Secure Itrervatlons ut Same I'laco
r..i.n:ij'ii ..........i. tfll ' Till
KT-m-i., ji i'j j.i.i.r.i.i.B ... ,1 urn wiiiiii i- i n 11
TODAY
a i'iiocha.m or si
"The Birds
I'llKSKNTINtJ
CLEOPATRA"
hiot or vys
rivriiti: rnoioriiAV
J. Warren Kerrigan in
'The Prisoners of the Pines"
A riioloplay That Will ICiithimi- i:crvone
Special Mallnec for Ijiidie-.' Iilhl t'hllilit'ii Today
p. in. All) Seat I'.le, Children loo
COM! NO SI NDAV
"THE PERSHING PLAYERS"
JAZZ TWO AND A S"WA(i(ii;it ('HOW'S
Oiicn SlnrnliiKH il 10, Cmitlmioiis null ll;,in p, uu
WONDERLAND-
I CHiADVS IlltOt lvU'l f,li
Aflrrnuoiu 18c uud tJc. Mtlil, Hatiir.luji,
whim will i" Ii' til al Ti-liit- Israel
i. unci r"iith ( h. em i' and l'oiir
tii'iith, l-'ildiu i-ti-nlnH ill S n'i lo. I.
Ilalibl will le. lure ..n Popular
lJrii'ii Al.. ut Hi.- .I.'ws" After tin
, . V I ' in'
tn the sin i.il ri ..in f.r the iikii.i1 bo
ELMAN
Breaks Record
in Havana
Western Union
Cablegram
MAVION l Utl.TON,
I'li-ldenl.
(ii:oit.i: w. i: vi kins,
riii iivrivsiiiiyit.
Hnvnnn, March 2G, 1920
R. E. Johnston
Commercial Trust Uldff.,
M51 Bway, N. Y.
Elmnn'a first Hnvnnn
Concert broke nil rec
ords Second concert broke
Elmnn's own record
GIRERGA
'ON(l",ltT
L ivfi M I u ivri
H32H33
' UnJllllllllTU'l
SHOW
im;uioh i.xci;i,iir.N(.ii:
of Paradise"
I IN
soi'Tir
MAIN
f'ontlniilnx 1'rMny nnd Hntur
ilnr. On hIuri.
"The Gayety Girls"'
lirricnllns
"LIFE IS A
GAY OLD SONG"
Itomullnc nut n uiiHlollic rn.
If rlllllininit nf ninny Urllf htful
nmniriitK,
On Tli Hrrem
A Wlllluin lot SprrUI
liUIIIH llli)I KVi:i.I,
"The Motlicrof His
Children"
"Wlirn tn mrrU "t In lofp
iinil liuti. mill Jrn!mr."
A ilruum nf lilih llfo In Purii.
Aln, "Tli AiUrnlurm of
Itnlli" unil Kunslilne luinnlf,
"Her I'lmt Kim."
Vulri "Iln Xnthrr nf III. Chll-
ilrrn" la nol tliimn nltrr 4
ii'ilurk hntiiriUr nlilit.
I'lirtr ililnrr urr ill I tint run,
nrw nn. lirMtillftil,
MHUrr.1 Aiifclln U rnmlnv to
the WnnUf rUml,
buntii)t 13r. unil lOr, Inrluilrt loi
i lal h'.nr The f,.v the '
nlng W ill I..- Mi mliitii. P. I.1M11
I.eWls It'll iii It. 1, II. .ttl,wll7 mill
I.I t l UK MI'.V l.i:iM-s
Tlir f..ii. xii.i urn. nun iini.irD
. .Iitfi ri i
.Mim I. -tn lliniiir. sLllltnl ll.if,
I trrl Alli t.illi.il.
'"J- I' ' l "! m. II. i.
i'i it1 iii.i
t ritur ft.l -llmicr M. I III I.Um
klriJkkU.U(A-.U.MKt.irvm
NOW
F!a
In a slurj or roitiniir. . hue and mlti ninu . Iiuei tiiluuh-il itllli u
iliNilui oriental n tin - l h i
'The Dragon Painter
Pathc News
Screen Time, lliito, fj:,-j, il,
DMISSION ;iie,
COMING SUNDAY! Rex Beach's Greatest Play
"THE SILVER HORDE"
Announcement
The llojnl tliealei- Is now iih'IiiIIii iin ii I il ul i --liit ninlliiii plcltire
Ihealer, iiii-nciiIIiii; only mUhii-Hoiim 1 1 tit I iiiiiiiiiiiinl ln altcnlloii of
IM'ople who niin'i'liili' the hi.t In pliluri-.H.
()hmi .MnriiliiKH at 10, t ihiIIiiiiiiiin t nlll 11:110 NklilH
WILLIAM FOX preienij
WILLIAM FARNUM
HEART STRINGS
BY HtNRY ALBERT PHIlttPS
HBtCTlO tV J.CORD0N (OWAKCt
The great sacrifice of
a brother for sister
"The Sagebrusher" Starts Next Thursday
"lA'ANOKMNr," I ()I.I,(VIN(J SI N DAV
WHAT IS "THi: MST t'lTV?"
I V-lnlilNlicil AilmlHNliin 1'rlie I'ii-miIIs at llio Itoyal
('hlldri'ii Hie, AiIiiIIh Illlc, Iiii'IiiiIcn Tot
Constance Talmadge
in Her Latest Picture
"In Search of A Sinner"
in rvuriu in u rnn i uu ii . uu i" - e i mmiiuKr pituiuciiun,
ndoptt'd b John Un i r n and Anna l.uun, whi Uu uauti at the Ktranrt
theater. commenrinB ,oa' ny j.ci vo.i tt a t j rjl t fir uny.uno nunbnnd
j at 20, MiH TalmaJ(;u ui:u.i Uu i.uit uf urr '411 '. v h". Juuunio who HaUliM
forth In aeurch ot u nun tun tlvu lir u thrill, tihu rinUu him! Advt,
i' I' l.i'- Tie I'Hi'l'. i t .Hull in
1 1 . .1 1 , '.II I ii 1 "iMi-i
i
I'.invtU IMirmnll! r rrtnniril St
PMlnlt., lil.Mtilleaa unit irnlri ftilr--t-KAlnl
mi'. ln.il.
Dr. Arlluir Campbell
I',,-, 1'iir, N.iwf iiml llirmil
"ir lull. I
1W Mnjii HIiU. ILnKd SI0A
wwwi.MJjiW'tlimmii
PLAYING
1
Middleton's Palucu Orchestra
:t;ir., I ;io, ft sir,, 7, Hilfl, li.-ilo
I II I , I 1 1 1 : N 0e
ROYAL
roi inn wii .main
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
I Itlim NI SATl IIDAV
foam fur Hie pli-luiv fan
I oiirteen I'lilinni Ink iim N In.
Irodiii-lui: nu-nlii in ureiit
pIcliiri'H on (lie nam." pru:niiii
House Peters
Hie man or u lliniimiuil cinii
tlinm In
"Silk Ilusliands nnd
Calico Wives"
.MuhnUo phoio dramatic
monopoly, eiiiliraclnu ewry
I'leiiieul of I'xli'uoiilliiai'.v i ll
ll'l'tllllllll"lll lli.il llio llllllll
CIHI llllll'I'IV, MIKk'I'ht or In-
pll-('. Aln on Hie Clillli' pio
urain I'llday n i it 1 Siitiinhiy n
iliinii, i nf iiilveiiliiii'. line mi.l
t 111 i ll LT. of till' west
Wilfred Lucas in
"Hands Up"
In vtlilcli ii Kim ileal out
mhiio JiiMliv. SI III more,
(.all Henry In liin-purt
comeily
"Chicken a La King"
Mm I Ink Sunday, four ilajn,
I I in n'iisiiii'h mini prelentloiiH
orrcrliiK at llio llojnl
William Farnum in
"Heart Strings"
and Jack Dcmpsey in
"Daredevil Jack"
A I ho on llio winio priiKiniu
Siinduy, (ieo, ()ey couuuly,
.Mael, Sunlii comeily, .Mull
unil Jeff, nnd iiIho llio 1'ox
Nchh nraclniiH uliat a how.
t:
I xv 1 I
NOW
MA
WY MILES Mill
In linn I aiiKitH'N I iinmiiH I'lay
"NURSE MARJORIE"
Screen Magazine- Adventure Scenic
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA
I HOs. ,. Ill HUH H, Dim lor OiKiiHM, I ( 11(111. l l,i:.(i
.screen Time II :io, ttl ill), ', :t .111. :. n ;lll, H, II. no
I'rlci-H Imi',, i i m ir ;i,-,c, liiilniiiy 2.'iC. Iloten-I.OKet, lltx'rieil, SOii
COMING SUNDAY "THE COPPERHEAD"
W I ill I.IDM.Ii II AltltA MOID
R I ALTO
New York took to him because he wn a
"Clodhopper" lie tens different he watt a c
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Charles Ray
"The Clodhopper"
Monto KulterJolm'H hrtt'y comeily of llromlitiiy and lliiinpklntillo
Willi
A Battalion of. Billion Dollar Beauties
In llio IiIk roor-Kiirdcn hcciii. One of llio lieHt plcturi Churle.i Itay
ever iniiilo
ADDICD I'KATUIIICS
A Comedy and the Rialto Orchestra
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