The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 27, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920
G
CEETY
LILIAN OltAWI'OlU) PKUKINB
WOMAN'S
WORLD ami,
WORK . . .
-A
"The burden Unit I bear wnuM no
leM
Rhoulii 1 cry nut enlimt It, though
1 UU
TTic wenty (lojr with nunil ot my
illntrftM,
It rc my burden itill
"The burden llmt I bear may be i.m
more
1'er nil I bear It llrniiy Mil. stay
Kiiinoiitiicd to iohkIi and Itaien .it
doer
Vhr Joy hM holiday.
"I ftk no iMnre mvo only tlilt Htny
be
Om life torn: rond. where many
ctimrRiln fnfe.
Olio Rhnll not till cue. thnilKh tin Mi
Irp with tne.
The burden llmt I bear.'
Stanly the flno drub vttVei etlrtiMti
opened whip
Anil there. In old Itcwtlrttince
hull
Where 1, MiiniiK eouiiltw oilier.
Oft hml viewed the UM nf Mime
tnititlnr-lirttNh
Avtrrort 1 Into hour the rwOh of nil
detdl en'
Itrnplerident in bf.it. i
fiiihllme, mnjentlc I i dlKiiltr.
The "Np lln ultm" in HH.
A telillfrt "IVVOIlM 4G. tl of ,ill nft
pliolfnt hntul
Thl woman with the Innerulrtbto
Ulllle The Monti l.nt!
Tulwi. -A. US. (I.
fi plum lull to ent Mr. K W l''
Il'li U H M plllim UlM ''' ' ''I' '"
ird I bin end Mirnliiri. rind Ituem
i.r thi rvi'in, it' Jlwri A 1.
Allunn Vtrtcll Wood. Itoherl Wood, V.
N. (Union, lUlph linker, W. II. rump.
II y. II..BW. II II W lib l". '
M.. It It Martin I'kmI A I'ulK-
Iiiimi iMMlruff Wlllimti" "nd .IulK
11 n I in i n
TudavV I'.li'Ml".
Mm. .lohn II. Mnrklinm'ii after
nnon tea. In her homo, to ptdout
Aim. Pntrlek .1 Hurley. 3 until o
o'clock.
Mr. A. T. Alitor, villi Rive a liinci-
kiiii In lliit f?nllnl't rlllb. . '
Tucudny Kven.nic l I'lR elilti with
Air. mid Mr. i. lifrt II. lllHckniJ.-o.
Ohuplpr A K., P. 15. O., will moot
tilth .Mrs. r. H. .MeAltmer.
t'nit I 'of.
Mm. (i. (. Yon iter of Ml) Bniilli
Vnrklnvvn. will ciitf rtultt tho Unit
l'oe club on Wfdnpml.iy itftoiiioon,
f, S . lluli.
Mm. AVlllhtin lliimln Walker will
bv linttM tm Thiirmhiv nfirrnvon to
member of Hip I'. H. A. rlub, nt Imr
Iioiiip on tfmilh Klwonl nvenur.
I'm- ,Mlw Miiri'h).
Mm. John J. lllack will entertulii
Informally nt miction brlilRe. on
Thurmliiy itflcrnoon In honor of MIh
.tnrjrtiiot Murphy ot Leavenworth,
Knnmi!i.
nunll) Dinner.
M I;. ('. Onk entpriiilned with a
fitmlly dinner In the. (,'uiinlry club
on Hundiiy for hl imrclilH, Mr. and
Mr, t'. M. Ouk of IliuiKor, Mp., mid
hi brother. Mr. Dnnalil (I. Ouk. imd
Mr. U.ik Tho Kiii't 111 wit iiiiiiiimi
to the fit nilly and relative,
Otcmd nttil Apron liuv.
TIip l'llk nrp tiliiiinliiir nit luter
etlnK itpron nd oienill d.tlirp ill
Ihelr club hoinn for Thurmhty tvr
nlnK. which will bn iitlended with
the nrcuatnnied Inforniiillty nnd
plciimirn that chuntcterUe the.r
parties.
lwit utlnin.
Mr. Cyril S, Aary will pre.'ldo
a turnip on VPilnediiy nflvrnnon
nt the official hrldKO tea In the
Country club, Tho w lulling reier-
vatlon foe t lilt . owm win ,ipho
phone the club befurn o'clork
Tiicbdny evening.
llrldKi' mill Whlit 1'nrl.v.
An InlPientliiK party of the week
will bo that lven Wediiemluy In tho
nirlnl cenler room of Temple lunirl
The Kitnie will beKln nt 2.30 o'clock
A Rcncriil Imitation In Unied to the
public iih t It I it will bo n benefit.
HrlilRc and whlt will be ptaveu
I Ionic for the occnlon are Mo
dntneH M. slelu, Hftinuel tlondinuii. I..
1 1. LewkovltJi. 1. Levin and Mr,
Max Aladaintky
lleccpllon anil Ten.
The Woman's MlMltmary oclely
of thp l'lrt Hapllt flliireh will kIo
n reception and lea on Thtirday uff.
ernnon In the Iioiiip of Mr. (I. (.'.
Splllrrs. IM!) .Smith Klwood uvo
nue from 2 30 until ft. livery woman
In the chun-lt and coiiRreRatmn
invited and for elderly member, If
or Mr ( hntle II (-', a mr will'
b ieiil for lhm
flaw l?m'lal.
The. Meriv Mtliortll Mnbl n
i taw of ),iiti womfn lo Hie
rf.indny rhoi of lh l'iri
MplhnMit ' hurt It with Mr n
II fonarii .m tench' r. kA'. p i mlt
loriMiy i"nl lt iilnlil In the nb
torv of l h church Hip td-iv I ' ir
i nlltlil " Trip to AImIiii," M mbr
of Mim ITtVe flinerv'i cln and that
of fir Arthur CampMl were iwHhJ
guMt on mi rxiwilori. KnirMii
ptentd ere f 1 1 d
,nili'iiili.lllilifi III.
Minn Itltii llrlif"lil i.f ieK-nil.
Odl, nnd Mr Hrttie I. Atuprfin of
I n in city we . miirriPij pwiurnay noon
by lit Loot H llnrion, piit r of lh
Il04tlin Avenue ,Mnihndlt church.
The reiPtiiiihi tonk tilnrc iiiletly and
win liu ii ,1 unit fiv it few frlpfid
Aflprwarili, Mi nnrl Mm Anderson
Mtre eitr i M1iii , nt luiiohiton bv Minn
II. A Mil' hell aril Mr .1 l. Mil.'li-ll
and in the ee'ilnr a dinner followll
Willi IiHiIh b Mr .trul Mr. 1. f
ll)e Mi aid Ml Atidcn.in will
make Tula ihelr home
I 'mi Ih'llciilo M.ellnj.
Mi V.'ll Itfi II. I'limerov proved
flollltlil fol lMt,M to inetiibei of lllo
I'nn ll'lleni, imhIpiv on rtnturdity
ilftllliuoil In the t'oiinlry I'lub Monte
Onrlo whli wii eiijovpd and aftpr
wnul a oclnl lime w pent in the
dlnliiK room wlirt' Ml Amy uom
iliifk nnd Mr It A MuMokih
pillltpil. pluli with delli'loiH IhlltK
belnif pitMipil by Mpulnnien O II
I'rbMy, 'nioiiui I Miinrop. Itoberi
VVOod, Jilitle lied and All Alice
VIotl. Onlv hup othpr tneetlliK of
IliU woelely will he Imlil till voar
mid thai will he.the l.it fkiiurday In
May.
Illrlhila) I'm I.r.
Ml Lilly Mae flatbetl onlerlnln
ed reeeiilly at her home JIB K Mne.
leeilth tli eel fur her little liletn Mm
trirel r.l II i,i I t 1 1 llarbell in honor of
her tllllil blrlhdiv I'be clilldr. n
lircellt wtie M.u-v Owen, It II I ti
Yule. I'etlv lloirei. Helen .lonle,
Ki.e Veil lielhell. Mary Mumoi rite
Merlin I'tillllne Vili.dever. Mai Ilia
diidever, Abu Kirrl ilarbelt, I tit h -ard
Vale, lr )mii, Waller u'lbui.
lion ('hiinncey llriiecker, llarlun
Hleekt'l. I.ee l-irent lr Mack .Mii.'Jin
lock, .lame ll:tllHK -'r. and l.lll"
Alae (Jul bell The voiik IiokIpp we
alHtr( bv her oilier Mr Jiimtm
tJ'trbelt ami by Mr. Hoy (larbetl.
Slu nut Nil Dinner.
A dellKhtful event of Hulurilay
pvpiiIiik wiit the dinner Klven In lb"
Kennedy ri'Mtnuriint by ineiiiberit of
the Hlcm.i Nu fiaternltv' In Tula.
The nffnlr wa urraiiKed primarily
lo nrKiniUo thnpler of thin frn
lernlly In Ibis cili I'ritlnv M'tj '
Pcnwiml Mention
Air It M Hunter ha returned
from Hpiinfield Mo, where b
pent lb' lHl week with relative.
, - ..., ti.. Th.,i.i J Wood ItOfl
ihllrlren ipiuruerl Mondv mornlnit
finin n thre week' Ml Mineral
Wolto, Tent.
Mr. Addle I'tofflt. who h bpo"
vtKltlne In lh hoin of Mr. ami Mr.
A. J. flnll, Iihh returned lo her homo
In Talo, Okl
Mr. Itatph Parnell left l0",',v
for flhrovppoit. ji . whPre nc wu
rln Air. IWrnell fur a illt "f several
wtekt. - . ...
Jim. I. W llenp and son Lltii' r
lloln. jr, arrlve.l .Monday t" P"nd
a fnrtnlKht wim ner it,
I). MoLin
Dr. and Mr J W Abel loft Hun
day nlirht for l)a Moln, Iowa,
whrp they will attend the national
eonfetnc .,f th M. H ehun h Kn
rotiln Itr and Mr. Abel will vimii
relative In KanH
.Mr Lelle Al Kwina letnrned ill
the week-end from Miami. I'U .
where ih ha been VieltlUK Mr-"
Dime I. ilore. who iiic'mpaiil''l
Mr KwlilR. will not iHurn until
.Inn'' I Mr I'.wlnn tell of balim
.. ttl.air il.r., utul HilJeh eli
iipt.-i. .-- -
tellMllllOK .1 the Kift or Mr
KrPdPili k I'owpr and other frlendii
i, '.hi in . w ,, 1 1 1 1 ,1 . i v M i
I" IB III H'M'i.ll III"' lK,.ll "f llllllKI,
mimical look ,iloo lo lav a w"ld
of tribute al tlm feet of Mr Win
ter I, ('nin, who o beantlfiilly nnd
on itiurl notii e aecumpanlnil
M.nlain Julia 'In inner, recently
when h appeared In loncort Iwrn
Mn'lllii; Dalo I 'IhhrciI.
The I ira out 1 BRiie will not hold
their ineellna Ihl week u n
nounced lo ilin er book, will meet
In the library on May 7 nt 2. JO
o'clock at whieh limp ih annual
election of of fleer will ha htld.
Concert Timlulit.
Ml Winifred llyrd, ilnli. and
Mr Plarenie Whllehlll, baritone.
will appear tonight In convention
hill In joint lerllal. Ilolh nre eml-j
nent artlaUt In ihelr lino and n won-,
derful concert I promised the;
memhpr of lh Hubert Holee t 'ar
son concerl c,ilr on wbleh pro-,
Itriiin theup tarN afipenr rnilc in
nil thp promlnpnt ellbm of (be ent
and north bIv nniy word of pr.tll
lt ImiIIi. I
Skiufool; Ilriefn
8lt lATnrtli. April !1 A "infer
tlonerv at WlMh,.ir an oil erltle
I,,, r,' If -' nf ),, re I- I'M' I 'i
oilier tiiKhr and tame m.ir lautintf
Reneral eonf latrallon The theater,
net door wa aimhtly ilnmaRed.
The nw addition to tho l'aiac
thoater here I about flnlMied. A
mKo I hfln put In and till town
will oon be enJoylnK vumlivllle at
irnetlon A telegram wa rai elved lut week
from ihc pontofflce departmenr by
the committee which ent In the pe
tition HRklnR for better poetofflce
ervlce. aaylnt: that the potmtPr
here hml been liitrtirted to put on
ftddltlonnl holp nnd lo ralnhltoh a
Mar ratlin to Wlldhor. Tho polt-
mler, howover, atalp that no in
(truellnni. hnvo yet been received,
nnd the people are KlVlnK llurleaon
tho credit for the delay nnd expect
the lntniPtlnn to be hero In a
month or a year or o
The overall movement ha not
made much headway at lltla pl'tce,
i...., .iu i.uvm it,,M,i rntiml. Hkln-
look ha a number of the wearer nf
tho blue, bowever, who have been In
tho club a good many year.
Itnv. I' H. Btubhlcvlrip wan In
utelled as pator of the l'lrt lre
byterlan ehurcb here lut Krlday
iilKh' Hev. A.'L IHlPlI, prenldenl of
Ken, bill cnllewe, Itcv I'harles V
Krn and nthem were up from Tulea
In i nmluet the eervires.
H tin t 's Daily Store News
VOL IV.
TtlKSDAY, AlMUIi 27, 1920.
No. 27.
Club NoIch
'I'liiblt'ii I It col.
Columbia Chiiutiuuiuu Circle will
meet In tho library. ;
ChaiiRti of IIiiii-.mi. j
Cb.tpier N I' l:. will i"1"'
Wediiedav with Mr L W Wit
wpr IliNlead of Willi Mr t'hbk tit
aniioum'cil. I
-
Dalo t'lianiit'il for Annual l.unchciin.
The Tiieday llook club annoiinco
a chanito In IU plan for the aniiu.il
liiucheoii lo be Riven In tho Coilntrt
elllh. Inteail of May 7. the dale of
till ppaantly anticipated event
will be May 11.
Ml I'Micr I'lenw.
The meellUK of the Ilyerlikit rlub
on Haliirilay afternoon wan partb u
hirly cmtiiKliiK vvlth Mlea (Irace Klh
er. lolliili aiipcarliiR and irHpond
Ini; lo H'-ver.il encore Ravo three
extra iiiinibei The tl'ib wont on
1 1 cord a appiovimr of the clly
MARINE ENGINEER AT
PORT TAMPA, FLORIDA,
SAYS WORK WAS BORDEN
Boltzc Employed on Dredge
"Bnrnard" l Port Tam
pa, Suffered Six Years
From Slonmch Trouble.
"MY MOTHER ADVISED
ME TO TRY TANLAC"
HURT ALL OVER
COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered So Much and So
l-iOHtf, Indiana Lady He
camu Discouraged, and
at Times Cared Little
to Live
Declares Condition Hub Im
proved So Since TaUin(;
Tanlac He Can Stand
His Work Better Than
In a Long Time.
I bair Jimt flnltdiril inv fit-t bot
tle of Tanlac and hair aliead im
proved no niui'h that I am ready to
tell everybody about II," wild 1'ied
crlik . llolte. who Ik eiinlneei ml
the Rovernineul Uredne "llHinanl."
nt Tort Tampa, and wbone addre
la II V D No .1, Taini'ii, ria
"ll I lertaltib an uouilal nieill
cme to do no much f'1' me I" "
Mhort a time." he conllnned "I biive
been (aklliK H onlv i m (Ij- -iml
hilll make ii a point tven ,.(.por
lullliy I b.tv.o lo -.ai i "0 tt.ml
fill It.
liav bid 'Ik vvoi a ort of
tronb fiom l if "'I'M foi Mm
p.t.it l' vear rv iippimt wi.ivcl
U irKol.ir hiime duv -I f H like t'
II1R and inliei d.it- re.i i., i di sin
fi r fond ,if anv kind Inn e, iiliiiin
what I aie "' whelher It vv it in e
or mut'li. mi fond would reuneni aim .
illie Rii fiuin It vvinild kec nir r ' ;
' ferini; for linin NnlhliiK In Ipe I tuv
to I kepi loMim NttPtuth and "iiii
iVvni-MP until three or four wei k - ,ii
I cot ho pliived out lhat, tn vv"l
wa a burden m me
! ' Alv mother advlei me i vi
T.tul.ic. a lie wa takinn it vvl'li I
fine remilt and rcallnlliK ' 1 1 '
imiat ellhpi- set Momethlnt; lo ii)'
rUht or iion Ktop trvliiR lo w ir' I
biiuKhl a bottle Will h run i"il
uni ponablc and on mat ui u r
il or not. but if a fuel, r ,im now .
feeling a well a I cvci did u tin
lire. I run eat Juet anylhlm; I wif t (
at any time and never feci ,i ojh
of iniltKtvtlon I eleep iih itound Ha
u child at nlithl. get Up III the morn
iiiK ihoroiiKlilv rfielieil and am'
able to eland mv work beini 'In i
1 have In a hum lime I am T' I'M
take upveial more botllea of T.ioluc
and ean't help iralln ii for Hip
K"Od II 111 h limit- mid I Mill ilriniTI
me ' J
l.tnlae w xoiu hi ihih.i e, ev
i i be Qnakei and I'll ill, in I'r is o
Adv I
Leavenworth, Iml Mr Hntnmh
I'eru. of this town, write. "About
lv jenra ago I bosnn the iimi
of Cardul for femnln .lYeiikiKrK
I suffered uch fearful bcnrlnK-ilnwii
pnln nt . . . It seemed like
mnel)ilnc was Just preiilnB on the
top of my head nnd It burned like
fire. I was Indeed a nervuiia wreck.
"Kor four years I couldn t Ho my
housework. I watt In bed most of
tho time. , , I got o dl
countRcd, and at tlnicn I wanted to
die, 1 waa- In no much pain ,t
times I hurt all over. ... At
nlffht I was restletw nnd couldn't
fclccp. 1 had no nppetlle, In fuel
wim a inlKcry to mjbolf and every
one else.
"I continued In this condition un
til flnalfy, I beean Cardul . . .
Took Cardul rcKUlurly until I took
u number of bdttlee. It cured mr. I
cannot say too "much "for this treat
ment, and lilulily rocommend it to
others," :
For mora thttri forty years Cardul
has proven beneficial to cufferlni;
women,
Your druGBlu sells It. Try It -
AdvU
& Tm m mm w
Llulies,
Hosiery
SALE
Kine silk wpi-n uurU stm klnjjs in a chioi e of several
patterns. DPMtfned in mive the ankle a slender ap
PQarant'c. Colors black, cordovan, white ami Hus
sian calf. HeRular $1.00 value, cf0 tZfi
this week
Genuine Kayser silk lace inserts. Also a few sold
stripe liothaiu Hosiery, 10.00 and
$12.00. tSpi.fial
Pure thread Mlk IIomit.y. Full fash
ioned. Per pan, .mis
20 per cent rediuiinu in all Hosiery
Cmm. .". $2.00 "'5
Harry L. Toggery Shop
$1.69
Main and
106 EAST THIRD
OPI'OSITE TULSA HOTEL
ON WITH THE DANCE
AUULl'Il 15ULM dALLVj i
CONVENTION HALL
Friday, April 30
Scnts on Snlc Dnrrow Music Co.; Quaker Drug Co
Watch Thin Pnper for Announcements
Notice to Our Patrons
in District No. 3
Your Electric Bills arc due and must bo paid
on or before tho 27th or service will bo dis
continued. District No. .'5 comprises all territory east of
the center of Main street and north of tho
center of Third street.
Public Service Company of
Oklahoma
107 East Fourth St. Kennedy Bldg.
We Close Saturday at 1 p. m.
Si
ii
UQ UISTUICT ATTOn.NMJY
. O. a. C. WOLI'M of Wit
fonnlii nfler sr-vcrnl weeks of
lnventlKiitloii Into tho H- 0. I
citnif to tho coneluilon llmt,
"Wumcn lmvo lout tlielr linhlla
of careful, thrifty buying, they fol
nw thr- etyloH too closely and i1li
caril pitrinentit after a sennon'e
vvrnr vvhlrli ehovv no dlcns of wear
nml which, vvllli nllKht itltrriitlonn,
would tlo for two or three soanons."
rrnrtlcal economy. If e.onltrntly
prucllced wilt eventually help to
nilnlmle Hip com of production.
- -TIIK HD1TOU.
No "Girly Boys" Now Days
Til" 'li)i "f licruffled ind rinhroldcry
tiliiuiiMl Iiihikih and velvet
irouwru mi' K'nir.
Real Clothes for Real Boys
The Mud 1tf run rump and piny in with
out rcHiriiliit -and it trip to the tub will
make them new each week.
Our Collection of Wash Suits for
Boys of 3 to 7
Include a of thf best si yloo Tommy
Tucker, Sailor KuIIk. Middy Suits,
Norfolk Sulti", l'etrr 1'an SuitB,
Ki'KUtt.i SiiIIh.
llianiliriivM. l'oillns. t'rfH', C.ilnlrn,
fill-viol, Llnenc, KlUdlo t'lotli and t.'tijii-
III 111! 1 1 tlllM.
$1.50 to $12.00
Two Especially Good Price Groups
vv nue ti.tiate.i rvori'HK huiw..
einliroldcri'il iniblrnis, llreen,
tira.v and Hill" I'hevlut Suit"
I
u II h fleet e einbleiii.t eiiib'rolil- jf
ted in Kid. Ulue .mil While' P
Sllip' tialnteii SiiIIh; White I
Middy Twill Suit. Mlddyl
ct 'e, ruloied enlliire. lllliel
CliHinbi'ay UunHlnn Illoiifel
i-ulte. einliroidereii emblem '
lllue Chambray Tommy
Tucker Hulls; 1'lnk Clutm-
1....... tl.l.lt, Ut.llo W'lilln roll.
Ur n'nd Hlnek t'le. Itecatta
SultH of lllue. (ireen. Tan nnd'
tlriiv l tii'Vlot with t'oloredj
embleniK and brnld; lllue nndl
White Htrlped ClalHten HtiltH;!
White Poplin Middy Hulls,
with colored collars.
6
50
HnjV Suit Nnrtlun Main l'lM)r
!
w vm:
t i;niti:i)
w .Minitoiics
Hu-I, tuolli mid
nioNturi' p r n n f.
1 .2.'., $ I ..'ill, SI.'",.
.Main I'loor
THE HUNT CO.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Main M.. Ilrtvvi'cn 'I'lilril nnd I'ntirlli St.
I'NIVHItSAIi
VACIH'.M
HOTTIilCS
fnillkpentblo for
unlink trips and
Ifnvrllnc, 52.75 to
3.7V
.Main I'loor
Exhibition and Sale
OF
Persian Cats
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
BY MRS. K. 11. DAiN FORTH OF
TIIK INDEPENDENCE CATTERY
Grown Stock and Kittens
Every Cat Pedigreed and Registered on Sale at
Mrs. DcHaven's
FLOWER SHOP
TjIS South Main Street
"Sag
j 0ttDIS',,'( or
The
Good Old Flavor
The Old Time Favorite"
Made from the same
choice hops and malt, it is
the same brew that won
wide popularity for years
and years. Thousands will (
welcome the return of the
good old flavor of Muehle
bach's Pilsener.
Ask for it at nil high grade
cafes, restaurants and every
place where drinks arc sold.
i
GEO. MUEHLEBACH COMPANY
KANSAS CITY
Ulstrlbuied By
Ratcliff-Sanders Co.
First and Elgin
Osage 1 and 2
Family Trade Solicited (Prompt Deliveries . Phone Your Orders,
P
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