The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 21, 1920, Final Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920
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TULSA TOWN CLUB
TO BROADEN WORK
Will Organize Branch in
Nearby Town Before
National Meet.
Hugo and Ada Make
Gain in Population
1920 Figures Show
SIMS AGAIN FLAYED new oil heir makes claim
RECEIVE RECOGNITION
LiuhI Club Subject of Three
Articles in Women's
Commerce Uullctin.
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,-ii,ico to llio extent of ihrt-p
, t ic m wim ilooteil to the Tuioa
I'i.imi tlub 111 tllo laitt IrWUO of tin;
t ii 1 1 tin of tho national ttoiiirnH u
.i.ition of uonmieici-, Mikh lnu'lla
i.i 1 1. . prw-lili'lit of cluli. mi-
mutinl ultli prlilo at tlio dliinor in
Hi.. Kennedy n-liiiriutt yeKlordaj.
lining, "f l,IB articled in tlio
i.ull.tln ilral t with one of tho lili-n.-.n-i
of the chili ami .mo'lier wllh
, Kf -ior.il ai'lili'Vi-menl".
i Him ilecliieil Him tilt- J Ulii Town
lili.i- would bring uliout Uih orKitnUa.
"tW" of a blanch in fonio m-arby
bcloro tno naiionai convention
tho wumens (uwociatlon or turn-
ril't- 111 I. OllimilllH, dill" id-
. unil Mrs. Tuln Klrliy vraa ftl-
ninl to look oi-r tllo Ilolu. hcv.
I member of tho dull aro p.nu-
mi; to attend tho riutinu.il conven
,,1 I,a.-t e.ir tho dub nent hIx
. . i rpsfiit.itlvei?.
km.iu.ho most of tho hlsh wcliool
i.,i.)iera return to their homes aboui
; me I. the dub will hold tluilr un-tm-l
b.miiiift earlier than Juno 7.
In- ditto oriBltially planned. Mtwi
l urts announced yesterday evening
ih.it Mrs. N'uva ThomaH, a .iticeiwfui
bLciii-'ss woman of SpruiKflotil, Mo.,
hrfd noceiiteil tho Invitation to rpenk
,i Urn li.twiuet. Other buslncsh
iinmrn aro ulvi to b Invited.
l-ri'Kriun lor tho dinner last nlRht
t.vk tin' form of dlseu&slou of cur-'
rent topic.
name'cummTngs
frisco chairman
ttASlIIMlTON. April 20 Pre
liminary population fiKitre.1 were, i
announced today by the cms is
bureau as follow h
Maryvllle. Mo., 1320 population
I 4,711, decrease since 1910, &l, or
I 1,1 per cent.
NPWbtirrili, N. Y., 1920 popul
tion 30, m. Wen-nut- since lill I,
4157 or S.'J por rent.
Onry, 1 ml., 1920 population hi,
3(1; Ini'teufiu alnro 191U, 22.910.
Huso, oklu., 1920 population,
G..16S; Incri-JKo iilncc 1910, 1.7S3,
or 11.6 per cent.
Ada, Oklu., 1920 population
F.012; Increase Mnn- 1910 3, 132,
or S 1.2 per cent.
HIGHER PAY IS AGREED ON
.Vvdslunt t hief of Opcrnlliinx !
tlaii-N Admiral strain- I'uliit tn
.MiiI.k I'iim' AKiilii.tt Nat).
i William l,imi rt of MI-mii:iI M lie
lln.i Itmht in (Viwiiii Million--.
Army, ay, .Murine anil lli-nlili
Sen In- i:iiiilii)iN to llcm ril.
W.VSIIlNC.Tu.V. Aprl' 20 In
creased pay for eo.nmaixlins oir:ceri
and thn entlt.leit nioniiel of the
urniv, navy, iiiarlm- enrpi. ciwi
Kuurd and puhlln health service wiim
iiKreeJ upon today by house and hen
nle eoiifere-n.
Tlio ainounl of tt.o inere.'he and it
duration ns well an oilier dctnllw re.
main to In- worked out. t'nder thn
wenate bill the Increase wan to ti
permanent whllo tin- lioui-u mciioure
limited It to one year.
.Michigan l.rptimnlrn lien-,
A. II (ianmicr, slate commander of
the American I-nlon of MlehlKan,
and scirelaiy of tho Michigan com.
munlty eoinmliHlon, upent yen'ei'da
in the city in conference with Horace
M. Hasan, stale American l.cpli.n
commander, about co-operation be
tween the leg-ton and community
service. .Mr. liiinespr arrived yes
terday mornlni; from thn national
social service convention in New
n I,.. ..I.. I.. , , i - -I .-.mit-n
., ' a i. " 1,1 ,r Hiom-r thin afternoon to enter a pe
Hock, Ark ito the -h:irKe
ASIIlMiTii.N. Apiti lli' ir
Admiial Whim h ruined a point pi
make ii i-iiBo naint the nay whin
lie eluirBed that 111 failure to i o
operate fully with the alii-h m the
flriit few inontliH of live win po
polled victory four months, laptditi
I'ratl, win time aiuiiMatit ilwf of P
cratlonii, mid todu l f'M thi hi'M
ato iiiminlltet- inwntiK.itlnn tin
UatilclM tow.
l'rntt ciild thiil miMl of 'h. 1
Roim" In SIiiim' letter to Koctctut)
1'iltllelH i-ntltletl Some Nil 1 Is
roiim of the World War. wile not
ItwHonn, but crltlcirltv-
"Nono of I hem" i i .tici--m. arc cj.i
!tructle," he declined
Piatt told the eommitlee hat dur
ins the early part or the war only
nine or 10 anll-mibmai inc craft ( i .
kept ut home to prote.-i thi Allan !
ennui, the lllltlnh .idmir.tllty kf.it
all ilcHirocrn with file Brand fleet !
and entliely out of aiiti-HUb.irlue op
eratloiiH. It the few craft the I tilted
StiitfM withheld front the war .om
could hae greatly affected tin
the letiKlli of the war. lie iledared.
tho llrltliili eeilalnly i',oiild June
apared that number for no Important
a cn use.
t'INII l.ltjroit I.N IIOTi:i, ItOOM
tim--t of l.onil llostoli-y Arn-fitiMl n
iti-uii or iiatd i r. s. ofrin-iN.
A. C. Iliiike. a Kliest at a local
hotel, ,wim a nested l.y federal of
fli!irn yenterdiiy at noon on the
chaiKe ot Junior pokhi-miIoii, aftilr .1
T. Crown ami .1. i'. Hales, Internal
revenue uentK, had entered Murke
room untler aulhnritv of a M-arch
viu unit and found four una r In oi
whiftky.
Iltiiko made n tempornry bond for
hl-i leleaxe and will appear In-fore
r. 1.. Yancey. 1'nlted Slates rommlH-
I
i
, . , , 'In fiMiuni' I't ikti il ii - w t re h il
' ''' K','! Vl'i ' ' -d Li ..!ioi an ln..iimi
Mil. in . i. i - if the i ii Pi.tui
1" I I'll I I II I .til " i III v , , . , , . ,
il .11 ,1 i I , ) . i i , II I ' IrflulMUII.I lltl-S4 hlll.lj
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. iciir i, '.v hi r rf .it ti i ive "I '' i -''rn r -w w i i n
i
t ilii-..i i-f the i -t lie in id.' At ihnr b.iilom for u mtxrrnor liiuiin
lori'-v- i-mi hi intiiK it.ii.ni l.-w-iv ' Kournor ineinberH of the iim
of MISH,.. I. who ilulm to be a null i f . ''' ",:p,l,,,,,h., "lI,.,,.rl,""'r v"' "Hi
Will am I- IWiili alineaie.l il. r" J,,,,M ,M 1 ''"T of New Or
eo "-..'nil, y r' he I I w"i "'' V! 0 7? ' 'l .V". "1 ,f",r
l.e, imde mil i nt.i. I -i .1,1,1. ,, Kvemor and He ill llouiin. Ii.tu.l In
I lilt' lll'llMllt-i' it'i in tilt iitun ni'iciiMii
t The ri'puli'tt nti tuUot W iH'jitlr.l hs
Culicura Soap
Tho Saf ciy.Ruior
Shaving Soap
("liruf &--ill tfa ltkBlmof Ewrt.r Om.
J siiti.ni Ihnii,, ii f.ir riai' n n
and J hit M ir li.tr, I f ir In il'rn tut
m..rtiir T'e m w i'c offn .ill
iiiki i ffi M i I
BIAIGiA
MMMMMMMMOMI
Th Mworful hMllav nnlh tf
Hint1 I.lthtnlitf mi 1f m 1natAl
KA rMllt( riaf ft on throttkUCt
r rmrm-l pl ( II Bt(V
i'ot, i-4vririf l, 1iMHint, Ml 41
jwir nniifliitd, uh Ana ir immii
unrs
klCHV MING Oil.
mi
Beautify tie Complexion
IN TEN PAYS
Nadinola CREAM
l Tit Unti)otlJ IltiiitKlii
fly 7houtanJ
(iiiirantccdto tcmovo
tin, frecklci, lni.lci,
liver ipot., etr. Ex
ttemo cairi 20 ilivi.
Htili pores ami tltiues o( linputillei.
I.e jvri the ikln clear, toft, In-altliy, At
Iraillnp; toilet cnontrM. If they lnven t
It, hy Mail, two.mei, 60c anil $1 20.
SA TlOfr AL TOILF.r CO.. Pari; Ttnn.
i
riiNTiNUl:!) FIIOM PAOB ONB.
icMUcs Mr. Cummlrurs, these, offl
i i i.i arc.
i:. u Hoffman, national commltte.
man from Indiana, Becrctary.
W U. Holllater, MKsourl, nsstst
am secrolary.
rolonel John I. Mnrtln, St. I-ouls,
s. iKcint-at-arms of tho national
. Mtniuitlce, to be. convention feor-(.'.ini-jt-arrnH.
J J. HuKheH, Oklahoma, assistant
si iKtant-iit-iirins.
i olonel .Martin, who has been
i-erBCint-at-anna o tho national
mnmlttco for tho past 2C years,
has officiated at four Jirovlous con
i nt.ons.
Objection to the Pan Francisco
convention commltteo's arranite
men's nnd particularly to tho fclzo
.if the hall, were removed following
he appearance beforo tho commlt-
-e on nrranBementH of I'ostmastee
'h.irtcH l-'uy. chairman of tho San
I ran. Isco committee, and Isadore
H Dockwoller, nattonul committee
man from California, who explained
he plans belnt; made to handle tho
musts and tho convention. Sukki-s-
i.nns that tho convention might bo i
moved across tho bay to UuKlanu,
or to another city, woro dropped.
A committee of five, with Charles
Itoeschelnsicin or Illinois, us chair
man, was named by Mr. Cummlncs
to draft .resolutions of sympathy and
respect to bo sent to tho family of
Itocer C. Sullivan, former commit
teeman from Illinois., who died last
ftcek. Tho resolutions will bo pre
MMucd to tho convention for adop
tion Ueneral William Bruce Haldman
nf Jjouisville announced his resigna
tion ns national committeeman from
kenlnrkv. hee.iuso of 111 health.
I ., lit - ,v.
i hl cxeeuiivu uuniiiiiiir .um ..,,-
L-Jl nillrn rn n rM mrpmllTltll will meet lit-
Hun Francisco early in June, It was
decided.
.Mack N'uincw Chairman.
Norman Mack of Huffalo present
ed Mr. cummlnsB1 name, saying that
he was a candidate from n etratORlc
m.ito and that ho thouRht It well to
n.ake a selection now as tomporary
. h.urman of a man known as a ncu
;i.ii. and not a friend of any par
ticular candidate.
Klves names were considered for
chairman. They were: HalnbridKO
1 oiby, secretary of state; Martin
ilynn, former Rovernor of Now
Vork; Arthur Mullln. Nebraska.
Homer CummlnRs, chairman of the
rational committee, nnd Carter
niass. former Fccretnry of the
ir" istiry.
Have our Panama Hat cleaned
and blocked by our expert hat
er. Suits cleaned and Cfi
I ressed lpXOU
Auto Di-llvrry Servlro
Huffalo Cleaners nnd Hatters
III . .Main I'hono O-UMIO
peeiai
jbeter, 00
afGrocer5-15toavc$'
1 1
ft is a loaf of special qual
ity a split-top loaf with a
fine crispy crust and an un
paralleled flavor. Try it
today,
15c at Grocers
E. M. GATTLE & CO.
" PLATINUMSMITHS - JEWKIXRS
630 FIFTH AVENUC
NEW YORK
Wc extend a cordial invitation
to visit our establishment and
view our exhibit o Diamonds,
Sapphires, Pearls and ICmeralds
in artistic Platinum Setting's.
Opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral
Chocolate Almonds
nro nlwnys nnjn.vnlilo. Klnior's nro
cspocitilly t-o lii-i-niist) thoy urn fresh.
Tlio i-oittinir Is of 11 koihI tiuulity,
nnd tho nlnumils of hiKhcst Knnlo.
Chocolates
nro individual and orirjinnl. No
hides, tho initny iiomitiful hoxos
flllod with various assortmonts of
dolicious confiH-tions, likrtl by ninid,
riatron and inan thoro aro Hpprinl
nizca inado for inoro inoii a sizo
Hint, tits tho coat pocket, and won't
lako itiucli upaco in your desk
drawer. Miner's Cliocolato Al
monds conic in this size. Try a box.
C3
Elmer Candy Co., Inc.
NwOiUiu, U.S. A.
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For Sale at
I'ljiniiiitli DrtiK Co.. No. I, I'O W aril Mriit.
1-ljiiuiutli Dnis Co., No. ttlH V. .Itli .street.
.1. I-on Catron, rflO Wot Park Si.
Canmny DrtiK Co., West Tulsa, Oklalionia.
Itcjall OniR Ston., SjuhI Sprlmrs, ttUln.
Itil I'ork DriiR Co., Itcd I'nrk, Ol.la.
And In orry town liy tho leading DniK Stores anil Cniifeetliiiu-rli-..
TO COMMEMORATE OUR
32nd Anniversary Sale
We will throw thousands of Articles out of our
served seats for all '89ers
windows tomorrow at noon. Re-
32 Years of Supplying
Merchandise to
Oklahomans
1889-1920
Tomorrow Absolutely
Ends Our Biggest and
Best Anniversary Sale
Gel Into Overalls Today
We have just recevied a shipment of 150 dozen
overalls in blue and khaki, also khaki shirts to
match overalls. We are with you in the Overall
club. Come now and get yours ready for the
big parade. Prices are lower than any place
in the state of Oklahoma.
Greatest Shoe Bargains Mver Offered
Ten thousand pair of shoes are now on sale here "
at sacrifice prices. Hit the high cost of clothing
an awful jolt and buy your shoes hero and now.
There are shoes for every need shoes to fit
your pocket shoes to fit the family.
Your Last Chance
To Buy Hart Schaffner and Marx
Good Clothes
For $25.95
Your Last Chance
To Buy Sample Hats of Values
Up to $4.00
For 98c -$1.98
Special Bargains for the Ladies
in All Departments
Don't fail to come in and look through every department as this is your last chance to buy so
much useful merchandise at such big and genuine reductions.
Tomorrow Is the Last Day of the Greatest Sale in the State of Oklahoma
Tulsa Union Department Store
The Sale of Women's
Progresses
- Choice of a complete
spring stock.
There is a great di
ve v s i t y, the wide
skirted models, and
the Harem types, pan
nier gowns and slender-
chemise dresses,
Hindu patterns and
Egyptian effects, a
wonderful variety of
modes to satisfy the
wishes for the differ
ent afid the 1 very
smart.
In silks are to be
found an unending
variety in taffeta,
foulards, plain and printed georgettes, striped chiffons and failles
in all the color variations of this season.
You May Choose From
the Entire Stock at
Exactly 20 Off
the Regular Prices
Regular prices from $31.75 up to $250
Urn Si-r.tlon 'I'lilril I'limr
Head the
following for
news of the
condenser!
S EH
llriet Ncwn of the
J125.00 SprinR Coats reduced to $$.75
SUO.OO Spring Coats rcducptl to $22..ri0
f.Ti.no Spring Coats reduced to $2l.:iS
35.00 Spring Coats reduced to $2I!.2,1
$37.50 Spring 'Coats reducctl to $27. Hi
$10.00 Spring Coats reduced to $30.00
$15.00 Spring Coats reduced to $:i:i.75
$47.00 Spring Coats reduced to
$50.00 Spring Coats reduced to $117.50
$55.00 Spring Coats reduced to $12.2,1
$57.50 Spring Coats reduced to $i:s.f!i
$59.50 Spring Coats reduced to $!. Oil
$60.00 Spring Coats reduced to $15.00
5(55.00 Spring Coals reduced to $10.25
$70.00 Spring Coats reduced to $52.50
$75.00 Spring Coats reduced to $50.25
$77.50 Spring Coats rcducd to $58.02
' $85.00 Spring Coats reduced to $0:t.75
$95.00 Spring Coats reduced to $71.25
Ciml Sorllon Tlilril l'loor
All Skirts at
Summer Furs
Wo Aro
.Mr-inlirm
of Km
()M-n .Shop
(Square Icl)
Moicini'iit
10f
25'
off
off
$35.00 Spring Suits reduced to $20.25
$10.00 Spring Suits reduced to $110.00
$15.00 Spring Suits reduced to $1)11.75
$50.00 Spring Suits reduced to $1)7.50
$55.00 Spring Suits reduced to $12.25
$59.75 Spring Suits reduced to $11.81
$00.00 Spring Suits reduced to $15.00
$05.00 Spring Suits reduced to $10.25
$07.50 Spring Suits reducctl to $50.02
$09.75 Spring Suits reduced to $52.:!l
$75.00 Spring Suits reduced to $50.25
$77.50 Spring Suits reduced to $58.62
$79.50 Spring Suits reducctl to $50.02
$80.00 .Spring Suits reduced to $00.00
$82.50 Spring Suits reduced to $01.87
$85.00- Spring Suits reduced to $o:).75
$87.50 Spring Suits rcducd to $05.02
$95.00 Spring Suits reduced to $71.25
$100.00 Spring Suits reduced $ 75.00
$110.00 Spring Suits reduced ,S 82.50
($115.00 Spring Suits reduced $ 80.25
$125.00 Spring Suits reduced
$135.00 Spring Suits reduced
$150.00 Spring Suits reduced
$105.00 Spring Suits reduced
$175.00 Spring Suits reduced
$179.50 Spring Suits reduced
$200.00 Spring Suits reduced $150.00
$225.00 Spring Suits reduced $108.75
$250.00 Spring Suits reduced $187.50
Suit crllon Tlilril I'limr
V iiniiniinrr. tlio
rrliirn nf
Mr. lliihM-lt,
ii MicclalM in
liolililni; mill
I'llltiliK t-lil III I f ll'n
I in 1 1'.
Srcnnil l'loor
S .9.7.7.7
$102.25
$112.50
$12:1.75
$11)2.25
$11)1.02
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