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Tt'LSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1020
EUROPE WILL NOT
HELP NEAR EAST
Chairman Pierce Charges
Selfish Motives; Must
Rely on America.
TULSA IS OVERWORKED
Huchncr Kay $75,000 Quota
Is Too Large; Twlcu That
Of Oklahoma City.
-Tha rraion Mint KttKland and
Franco nro not lililn Armenia to
But an her feet and flhl tha Tor
la Iimiaiiho they want to neii Ar
menia rrtmhoil mii Uiny nan Wet n
allre of her trrrltnrr."
tftieh wan the opinion attitranaril hy
V. U. I'lrreii. atatn chairman of the
Near lwt ltHllpf ronitnltlre, before
a luneheon mertluK f tho aooh-ty
yMtarilny ul tlm Y. M. A. .Mr.
I'lorro tolil nt Hi tilKliiry of Ar
ntimU im tho oldoat (Mirlatlan nallon.
"Thiiy are very Indtmlrloim ami with
a half ohatirr will aitomed." Mr,
1'le.rce mini. "Tliern nrn 2(10,000 or
plmnH that wo tnuat help nnl (ilmont
100,000 Aitiimilati imililoiiM In rurK
Itdt harems Hint w irniht rrlmurn,"
Str. l'lercn Kald they had to cotno to
Arimrlriv for nld, bncarnn tho Hurn
prun nations would not help them.
Irn HrooliH was clnlrd city I'lmlr
niun, with r. O. WiilUur as vice
chairman.
C. H. Uurhner. nrrretary of the t.
M. C-. A., drelarrd Unit thn ITt.OOU
iinotu whloh him been imt.nl of
Tulsa cniinty and vtnnlty wns too
hiricn. Oklahoma 'lty'a intn In
only HT.OOU, why U oura twlro n
la rue 7 ho anked. Tho quota of Ttilan.
county ithould hn about $2,000 n
o.i who we haven't K"t near tho people
that Oklahoma county haa. ami
TuIm hualrifan turn are. Rotting tired
of belnir 'worllml ' Kvnry drlvn com
mitter thlttlta Tulaa Ih a Chrlatmaa
tree, thy havo roI to think differ
ently, becauso our peoplo wilt not
atand for It."
.Ma (In mo Paul Leftlch. here In be.
half of Hcrvlu, gava a iihort talk. It
In hoped to rnmtilnn tho it oar eaal
and HcrbU rnllnf driven. Tho
rculho cominlttro will act on tho
fiurntlon und report at a luncheon
at tho Y. M. C. A. noxt Saturday. It
wan acrred yesterday that tho drlvo
should ntait May 17.
Carmen nt llnll.
8AND HIMtlNflH, April 8fl.-.Km-ployi'g
of tho Hand Hprlnga railway
canto out In larpo number nt tho
nnnunl hcnrflt hall In Kami HprlttKH
park lonluht. Thn dunce floor nf tho
rink hulldlnir In tho pi,rl wan
crowded. A four-Piece, negro Jan or
chcdlra furnlahrd tho mimla
The Morluurij
iniiti.
I iiriiral rrvr fur Mr Mm
I K'iret Zlmin, 31 yearn old. aid h' r
;llif,mt child woie hold ai the fiiliilv
home. I1U North Klwood at
o'i lork ymtnrthiy nfternoon Mm
V.lmm la mirvlvod tv her Innlmnti.
, II .1. ZIimim, an nmplnye of tlm Hid
, ''lair company. Mm. .Imin died at
jit n'ehiiiU Matutdav mnrnltiK. Mm
.hum wrm horn and rnlned In I'li'fi
hurKh. I'll. Hho wan loved hy her
iii'tHliliorn and kind frlendn Klvr their
nimlhy lo the himlmnd hi lia hour
1 't unirow Iiiternment war In llon
mil.
M'CUNTIC TO RUN AGAIN
Seventh lllstrhl ('niirrevimaii I'llex
I M pels fin Itriii.inli'Mtliiii.
fiM.Allo.MA (MTV. April at, Jim
,M i , 1 1 1 1 1 1 f : of Hliyder, rein nnematlvn
In oonitrew from the Hoventh dla
trlrt, filed IiIm apill iillon with Hii:
areretarv of the Mule rlei tlon liniiid
til Id iiftiniiifin In hive hla name la
id on the Imlliil III the irlmi'y elei
Hon In AiiffUKt ita a i andldal" to am -l
ed MlniHi'lt an repn lentutive
W'IIIIujm M I'luiiiilin ii-f Oklahoma
i.'lly, elrk of the iiiuemn (imn. til
ed 1 1 In applleiition a ileniperaila
oamlldHln for iMpmeiitiitlvii ft run
th- I' If Ih itlMrH-t Ht.mley U.il.ei,
ti pnlilii ali nf Vli l, liewey enmity,
and l( A Cain), di'imi'i.il nf llealil
lull, Airier iniiil fll"il applleiillon
aa i a ml Pint e fur Ih'' elate houie nf
leproHent itlven
SUGAR PROFITEERS HELD
Tltrro Amtita Am .Mailo In e
'irk by 1'edenil ;enlN.
NIJW YOrtK. April 2r,.Thn nv
ernmrtit'M '"flyliiK xqundrnn ' of
profiteer huntera loday ariaaled
three Manhattan iierrhantn on
eharKra of mnlilm; llli'Kiil proflta on
the nalo of fi.OOO ptiiimla of NiiKiir
Arnohl O Ivindrra, piriilileiU of thn
World'a Pond Product rorporatlon.
and llyman C'herrney of the ayrup
manufai'tiirlni; firm nf II C'Hrrrnry
ft Co., worn ulleKed to havo kohl at
SCilfe renin a pound miKar for which
they paid 14 rents. Iiernard lleuit
a i: roc or, waa rhatired with fplllni;
at 12 eonta a imund. 1,000 pound nf
HUKar, which he hniiKhl at It crnta.
McAfee Will He Nanwd
MiiHkofjcc Chief of Police
MtlHICOflHi:, Okla, April 3 - U
AlrAfee will he reappointed chief
of pollco hy city Manager llarrlaon,
It waa annnitnred today. McAfen too
CharKO of thn nfflrn lust Hummer
when Chief IIukIioh and li In men
went out on a Htrtke, leavlnx tho city
unprotected. McAfee waa mirrewiful
In haudllmr thn rioting ilurtiiR the
Btreet car atrlko. IleeuUKy of hN rec
ord, himlnexM men nuked that hn ho
Klvon tho preference.
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause
From the Mood
Onca you rM your hlood free from
Impuritlea cloanaod of tho catnrrhal
potaonri, which It li now a prey to
hecnuno of Us unhealthy ntiito then
you will bo relieved of Catarrh tho
drlpplnc In tho throat, huwklnt; and
aplttlnir, raw rnrra In the nostrlla;
and then dliaereeahlo bad hrrntli. It
waj canned, In tho first place, bo.
cause your Impoverished tilnoil waa
rnally Infected. Possibly a allht cold
or contact with romcono who had a
cold, llut tho point Is don't ruf
fer with Catarrh It Is not necessary.
The remedy, H. 8. H., discovered over
BO years arso, tented, true and tried
la obtainable at any driiif stnro. It
baa proven Its value In thousands of
cases. It will do so In your case.
Clet H. 8. 8. at onco and bruin treat
ment. If yours la a lonpr staudlnir
case, bo sum to write for ftoo expert
medical advice. We will toll you how
this purely veiTetahle blood remedy
cleansea tho Impurities front the
blood by Jllerully watihlUK It
clean. Wo will provo to you th.it
thousands of rufferera front Catarrh,
after consistent treatment with H. 8.
8., have been freed from tho trouble
and all Its dlsaitreeabln fn.itttres.
Don't delay tho tieatmeilt. Address
.Mciitrai ttirceuir, 171) Hwiri iaiiora
tnry, Atlanta, (la. Advt.
Spring Fever
U OKUally caused by poisons from deposits of waste matter In tho
bhMxl vcrwteLi ust as tho ejtfetbllntl effect of old age Is largely
caused by deroalu of waste matter In tho blood veiwcls and
celts of tho body.
If your blood U thick and heary. yotrr complexion will thowlt,
your apiwtito wlU not bo !ood and your mind will not bo clear.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
Eradicates the Poisons
By the Process of
Purifying and Enriching
the Blood
Xl? ro'JnT43n,,e " b'd by rmitlni! new young Wood
celte so that K wlU carry rooro nourWiinent to all parto of the
When you bei(ln Uklng GROVrTS TASTKU-.SS Cliill TONIC, you
1 vl. win"!nllr.ovJI"M,,'J" TOur "inx-tlte. n better complexion
and you wlU feel lit Strenuckenluc luvbjoralini Effect
The Blood-Enriching and
Blood-Purifying Value in
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
baa made U fnrnoua a n reiimily for citllla ml malnrta ami as .
Ueoeral Strcnhening Tonk; fur men. women and chlkun
$ PJeasaet, Crto ChUdrro Lfte lu This ttd Stamlanl Sirenhn
n Tonic hat been on the m.iket for ove q Z oh Crm'Z"
It U made and uarauleed by Pari, Mhclno Co uakrrsf
Grove-a Laxative Uronto Quinlno TuXieta which bao
for over a Quarter of a Ontury. 0 ,uwl
n,0Kl1Of OM PeopJ InrorkU and Conralejcents have
mode Health, and Strou by taking Crorc' . Ta.fcJcHi chill Ton
CONVICT GEORGE
OF AUTO LARCENY
I , l, ,! ,' '1 . I I ' pi. ' ' l'
liil , . I 'It V ' III li 4
'I In im i hi i' a w .i r'l' 'I I"
si outs ufHi Ihey hlie imp 'I'd
I an h'"M ! ner lee, ni eirdlntr t"
J. SI. ,liidle S''nulmati'i Ttm
prmrntaii'in Ib in In- nt'id" some
local hualnea man whnse iiaine hai
not yet liiiii unriiiiinceil
BUILDING PERMITS
;AT MILLION MARK
WANTS CONTRACT BALANCE
no .nv s'i'l owes h m 'ho be taken up mosl'y w'th a discussion
Jury ConsiderH Case Few!
iMinutes and Leaves ! SUIT TO RECOVER RENTALS
Sentence to Court.
Klmllne the defendant xulliy of
ii lliiiiiiiliili' litrren. the July In dla
I Mi I lourl before which I". M
I Mine) "ori wits tried yti rrfii
rnt tuned a enltet ftar ennsldi rliia: i
the mse only a few minutes, nml left i
the puntnlimerit to the court OeorKi',
wl'h I. M Th'intpaun was ihnrajeij
ullli st'allriK n Kurd -ar from K It
iIimiihi Aptii '(, loto, and tiiklna:
the eiir In fillmn whrr tl WSI hid
.hn In the hi imh 'Phnmpson will h
tried Inter,
Tealliitonv Introduced hy th atsto
Millcsled i list lli'iimr Tllomisri
and .luiir Parker, the Inttrr convict
ei of until stealing luiti .liiinmry and
sentenieil tn five yearn In the penl
lentlsrv "ii iinnther liHrfe nf xlmt
Inr nattne, were aoeti In the mr
stolen fimii Itriiinn, ilrlvlnR west nf
nf Hapulpii It wiia alwi shown trmt
ilenrae iitiemptail Ni sell nriv Kurd
in whlih he tohl proapscltve pur
ehaarrn waa looalrd In tho eouniry
mitt iillinii
Tin i ii stnlin frnin Union
Ini.'iled liv offli era nf Creeu rntintv
in I TliiiiitpHno .Hid ilcorne were nr.
ti'Htcil mid l.itc'li tn Uriiinr lit III
where they were held for Titian
i oiinly ntfli rra
vi'i: scons 'm cirr monohs
Prceciil Merit Meihtla tn Worth)
'iyiMiM'rs nf City Nttiinlny.
The ft. liny cotils nf TuNu who
hsi established the innt r"iii- 1
mcndiitilc icnid fm ih'- p. ft er i .
are tn i,e nwirded mi ll its for their
dlnllnmiidhi d kml'c ut a li t ln 'n
AN ERROR
1 1 ii I l.i fi Cliiltns llefeniliittlH lime
Taken WintiBfiil Piniin
AsklnR- .ludKini'iil fur 3 000 ul
l'K'd m he (in' him in i ciilnls rr
ii-lvcil fiiim Ift-y p.iii i !n nt litnil
ini; in m. Muni it ii nd 19-10.
TiiI-mi i'iinnl. und the fiii'tihir nf
ii,i- in I In- prnperl v . suit was filed 111
lisiui' in i r vesterdav ) Tlmtna i
"i"! ii'imsi , I-' llavden, l K
WhHehlll and It It. llarrKm
I.- i . Indian, eiuims tn
hAVii Inherited fee title to the lands
hut i In I ma thn defendants hae had
pnMessInn and uso of the tracts for
several yrarat anil he asks an ur
i. in 'iu for tin- reus nml pinfltH
i rising- from th. renlHla of the prop
erttni Hull Ciipliit-i-il In llllnnl-.
Tony Hull, whn with la niher
prlaonrra eimipirtfrotii itln- 'imiity
ill II on Tebriiaiy H. has been eap
lurl In Ontnilta. III. ircnrdniR to
itdvlcr ircpived ycstrrdiiy hv siicrlff
James Wnnllev V I, I ji nit I" dep.
MV sheriff Irfl last nlcht to niniii
Hull to this cltv fnr tilitl i-n 'Ii"
eharne of slenllnir an aiitniii'dille
fnrm the firm nf .1 P van Hon.
213 Hast Klrat street n. ihls rity on
lleir-mliml :7. 19m
With Total of $95:3,775
Already Issued, lily;
Record Assured.
Aptil is lo be anuther million dol
lar hulldltiif month It the issuance
of permits (onllnura in line wiilt tho
Kciicral dally titeruKe until flutur
day. That in the opinion expressed
around the hulldlnR Inspector's
office Yesterday's permit lirouKht
tht total to 1013,771, or within less
than 10,000 nf the million mark.
Adams A,- Walker, local nuiptrra,
swelled yesierilay'n fUtutes hy t.lkimt
permita for four Imuset m cost
l.OOO each, and for Karaitea tn rust
1800 each ut th"e places. I'ollowinK
wer" the permits Issued:
Mnskowit, Kc Hrelt, llll North 111
Mood, realdeiico (1,000. r,i t; tOii;
Adams At Walker, raaldeneeK 11.00U.
RitrnKes JS00, nt 1331. 1120. UJS
and IISI Mouth tlviassn. .loliu
Itulney, 2Sfi i:nst Pourtli, ttsidence
H.000, A Iluhan. 1.0'j H .iith I'.l
w mil. Karaite and servants quar
er i. II 000. A l: Downing i2S
'nllh fj inker. r-lden' e i nofl I)
II Mi-ntKimer . 41 Nurih Ymk'own
Kara lie l.'.OO
OMticr of llrlll Itlus Clalnn Com
! txiity ralhil to Pay for Krllllni!.
.liidBtnrnt for 112.80 1.6 was
iki"l in a suit filed In superior
rouri jesteidsy hy .1. i: Dellart
.iliainst IV' Prnduirrs A Itiflners
Co nf Wyoming as it balance due
tho former for drilling operations
In the slate of Wyoming and tha
, value of two drill rls wnlch do
, Hart claims tho company appro
, printed
I In Ilecrmhrr of 1017, arrordinn
l to the petition, officers of the com-
panv Induced Dellart to move two
i strings of drdllnu tools fron Okla
I hotna to the Wyomlnc fields and
! thereafter three wells were drilled
j by tha petitioner Claiming tin- dc-
il", in 'h.. pt t Hon I'c
Hart broutrh' sn.t tn Tulsa loumy
for the rrcoxrry of tile money.
,.f the estftt'.ishini: here of a t
'nisini-MS hureail
Ail Luncheon l'ostsitit'iL
There Is to h no limclieon of the
AihertlnlBB (hit' wJ.iy, luncheons
having l,een pnstpuned until Thur"
d,i y of eifh Vetk because of tho
trade trips which arc made on Tue.
days for the coming five weeks The
meeting and luncheon Thursday will
DR. IRA ALLISON
III.OOI). SKIN' AM)
ntlNWHY fllSKASKH
Iflii jit Third Strvet.
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
Noll. Surgical Dl-eaees nf Wottf
en, mill (icneral Officii Prarllcc.
lfi'i liM Tltlnl Street.
Hours tl a in. to ft p, in J
b'timlny U-l'.'.
Try Our Dally
Luncheon
at the
M Pl.ltlOlt II. III 11 )M
Of two inillimctors in mens
iirinn the (liHtnncp hctwctMi
the pupils of the eyo.t, when
fitting kIhuhuh, may seem in
HiKiiificnnt, hut in reality I
would ntiiHo you much pain1
and discomfort in rortain
forms of !ye strain. Our eyo!
examinations are ho carefully i
and skillfully conducted that
errors are virtually impost,
sihlc. )
Consult
The Ha nnis Optical Co.
Optometrists
lvit of i:(-lianui .Vnthm.il iiii)U
on llnston TitlMt'a Coming Stn-et
.105 Soul h lUwton Phone CVtlar (Hit)
I can protect your ohli
Kittions with Life In
surance for ahout J per
cent.
Gas Consumers
OF TULSA
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE
Today is your last day. Do not fail to pay your
Gas Hill and save the penalty.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
117 West Fourth Street
FOR
WASH DAY
WE hnvc "''oiipcd
score of wash day
necessities in a display
that shows nt n single
glance just what you need
to complete your wants.
HARDWARE
Phone
Cedar
500
Madison
and Hodge
Streets
A Handsome Bag oi
extra good cowhide
$97,75
ci 9
Comes in black, smooth
cobra grain, leather lining
sewed comers, inside lock,
lift calches.
Other Bags from !
S7.50 to $150.00
Mail Orders Prepaid. j
L-O-DE
TRUNK COMPANY I
414 S. Main j
i Tuln Kanaaa City,
J U T. rTTKYTiACTI.
IVfddrnt Partner.
AVDavenport GenlAgt
A1TNA Life (naupance Ca
217-220 PdaceB!d&.
I omrioi) no agents. PhfriD
usage i.o'j lor appolntmpnta
wt hits rrr -., . 1T
L 1
Get your copy of
"Edison and Music,"
and turn to page 26
At tlili jailtit, tttd nbsorh
in story of "Edison and
Mtulo" ntm Into r drtnllrd
(lrstripti(in of thn KdUoii
('al)lneU. V'ou got In brief
Jid rcndnhlr form Uin Ills-
torirnl IwickEjrotiml and tho
dlitinguiiliinp chnrncti'Hi
tics of the chief icrliwls of
thn Golden Apr of Furni
ture. Illustrated with 17
brntitiful plate.
B I I
i" l S
1 HHi vmnmMmj,Jbm,mrr
2T?NEW EDISON
"Tit I'lHMttrufk rilh a Stul "
In tltwi days, it is vry
UM'ful to umlcmtruHl wliat
ninki-a good furniture dciif-n
nnd how to select a enhinet
that enriches tho culture
and charm of your homo.
F.vrrj' New Kdlinn In n
peritKl rnhitn't. "ldimn
and Munie" trlln thn whole
tory of this wonderful pho
nogrnph of two arts, Lotus
present you with a copy.
Oionoorapli Slip
y exaiuni Eixsu iitsa
to w i;si' t in ii
o.s.vt.i. rt.-
Tulsa Electric
Shoe Shop
Fine- Shoe Repairing
ihts Place to Go When Others
Fail to Satisfy
402 S. Main
lninK wnat iaoor owes to mm:
Kesinol
brings prompt relief from sluii troubles
Why continue to sutler (mm ec
i nn.i or smnl.ir itriiinn', turmiic skin
troubles, when HKS1NOI OINT
MKNTU so easilyotiuinrd ami can
soothe the Irritation so quickly ? It
usually stops itrhlnc at once and
cools the Inflamed, burning surface
N'o matter how severe the trouble
1ms hrcoinc ihnugli Inn - M.tmlinc,
imr Imw sensum the tlm, Kesincl
t an be tised without tear, for its in
C'c "irnts are pure ar.i snionlh anil
fAr-nnt cauie (uithrr irritation whue
healing. Aialidrui-guti.
T TNTIL His thirtieth year the Master
was the Carpenter of Nazareth.
Could He possibly forget those carpen
ter years when the years of His ministry
began? Could the men who labor with
their hands ever be far from His thought
and prayers?
To such men, oppressed and driven,
men bent by toil, with hopeless hearts, He
spoke a phrase that flamed with power.
"You are sons of God, " He told them.
Sons of God brothers of their rulers
and employers; with an equal right to
happiness, to comfort and opportunity.
All the hopes of Labor in all the centuries
had their beginning in that splendid
thought
The Churches cooperating under the name of
the Interchurch World Movement offer the pro
gram of tho Master; and His Golden Rule.
"Whatsoever ye would that men should do to
you, do ye even so to them."
By that rule the industry of the future must
bo directed. Its products must be not merely
goods, but good; not merely wealth but happi
ness and character and joy.
If you believe these things, you believe In one
of the fundamental purposes of the Churches and
of their agent, the Interchurch World Movement
And you have this month your chance to help.
Whether you labor with hand or brain, whether
you are inside the Church or out, you are a sharer
in the benefits of the influence of Jesus Christ.
Help to make that influence the ruling spirit
of the modern world. Help to make industry a
spiritual enterprise, where men shall work to
gether not in envy but in mutual respect as
brothers nil, and "sons of God."
United Financial Campaign, April 25th - May 2nd
, INTERCHURCH World Movement
of North America
The publication of this advertisement is made possiblo through tha cooperation of thirty denomination.

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