The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 30, 1920, Final Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920
AD CLUB ELECTS
AT NEXTMEETING
f. G. Long Is Opposing
J. Burr Gibbons for
Presidency.
"to dine and smoke
K. A. Guise Only Nominee
for Secretary-Treasurer
Job; Talk Convention.
City llrivfs
Kin turn of nfflcrrn (or tin- Ad
v.rumriK club for I'nmilrtB y'r
will bo liclil In the mlinU'lpnl audi
torium "rxt Thurcduy rt piling at
t, -,n o'loik, toKftlirr Willi u mnoker
, minding wmwlclip. eoffee and
Liner 1'Kht refreshment"
Their will nlno lie 11 illHtiiKslnti of
Hi, on-to-Iiidlatmpolln. convention
ii, rl June. I. mnifs. i-iiiiu nut"
f i hit eommlttee unnounrod at tho
i .mi, luncheon at noivi tuimi
i-trrilay noon. Tin1 duiihh emu,
, K,Hl intend to henil from 100 t
. ....... .no I.. Im.1Ii.i..i..iIIh i.rt
, nwhr Imve HlKtilflcd tlit-l r '
.i ion of coins from Tulmi, while
, I, ik' 25 arc wanted.
.inili.l.ilc.s to lie voted upon at
. lion arc. Kor irenideni. I .
I .. e inil J llurr (JIIiIioiik. vlee
ini-idtiit. ! I'lekerlnK and 11 S
ll.iMuond; Meretiiry. H. A tluisc
A motion carried to amend the.
l.',ittn of the club to combine tho
,, (fieri of Hecretitry and treutuirer.
Mr tiiilse him no opponent for this
if flee
Tli" bt from which the board of'
.lire, for I to be elected Is: I,. K
Ai'iiott. It I.. Ilramlon, .Max Mad.in--ky.
V II Klllnier. T .1 .McDonald,
T II Parr. W. J. Klemmonrt. W II.
Moss. A It. Molt. .1 A Keekat.
I .Hnew. V. O. l,irson. A II Wel z
,,nd P n. Halley.
MORGAN AND FLYNN FILE
J'lw'iit CoiiBrewiunii Seel. Ite-eltv-f
Ion Sapulpa .Man llinw In I'oiirtli
1 1 r Aw latcd I'rfnB Mule Wire ,
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 19
CnngrpMiniin Pick T Morgan re
piibllmn of Woodward, filed notice
of hi candidacy to mieeeed himself
hk representative from the eighth
concreslonal dlHtrlet toil.i .lames
f l-'lynn of Sapulpa, republlran
filed for conRressman fro.n the
Fourth district.
PlUncs for i-titte legislature were
ns follows: 1'. Howard of Paron
democrat, for representative from
Adair county; J. It. Haley, republi
can for representative from Major
county and Pep Knight of Wynno
wood, democrat, for statn senator
from the Nineteenth district
eltPKlt nl' VOMtNTAIlY dis
solution of the Haleyon nil company
w.is mad,' m dNtrlei court yesterday.
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Kl'IT TO QlMUT title to land In
settion 16 i'0-11. Tula county was
begun in district court yesterday by
Sadie Itoss analnst Orln Houston
and othern, the woman rl.ilmlng title
which It Is alleged the defend.tntH
ikn .
1 1 u .1 I: a'pik tl t II A II II mInIp
'commissioner of charities, has heen
In the city for tho past few days
visiting ft lends Her visit Is not in
.ally way official. She will return to
'Oklahoma City the latter part of
the week
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.U'lMIH.MKNT pot H.T3S.75 was
awaided (leorge V Sterling In dls
, t let court .M-stcrd.iy in bis suit
Uigalnst P It. Sterling to cotlect
money on an indebteilne. claimed
owed by the defendant to tho petl
I tloner.
I
MAYOH-KIjUOT T. It. KvANS l
to aililress the Oklahoma Automobile
club at Its regular weekly meeting
I In the private dining room of Hotel
i Tulsa at noon today. He will tell
Iwlmt he Intend to do to. and for,
,the motorists of Tulsa.
I
MAP.ItlAtii: MCK.NSK.S were is
sued to the following yesterday by
the Work of iiiunty court- P. K.
1 Pldjte. .10 and Ceo Phillips, 22.
Tulsa; It. II Ibitt. 26. Tulsa, and
Helm I. Sliuey. 19. Ii Kemp; Paul
A. McNeill. 32 and lluby K. Har
grove 2-. Tutsi fharlcs Shep.trd,
32. Oahestnn Texas and Mary A
Wells, 31. cletiourne, Tiaus
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PKT1TIONS Poll DIVt'Ht'H were
filed In district court yesterday l'V
the following plaintiffs: Ora Wilson
lagalnst (leorge W. Wilson; Joseph
;3tiyett ngslnat May Utiyett; ll.tMd
, P. Adnlr against l.ola M Adalri
Anna 14. Hums against Prank M
Hums.
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K. H. SPITS, chairman, and W.
! A HajKon, secrftury of the Iletall
Credit Men's association, went to Ml.
I ami yesterday to help that city or
'ganlre a credit men's association.
During the nevt few weeks these
'men are to assist Sapulpa. Parties-
vllle ami other nearby cities to or-
ganlie similar associations
TONY IllM.I.. WHO escaped from
tho county jail 1'obruury 13 with
sixteen otner nrlsoners while awau
. lug trial on the charge of automo
bile larceny, was leturtieil to this
city Wedliesilny night by N. II.
i Uingley, deputy sheriff from CVn
jlrHlla, III. where the capture W'as
aitecteit bv orflcers of the latter
city the flist of the week.
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MHH. I.INDA SPH.SVi: HltOWN.
Personnel worker of the southwest
ern Y W. C. A field, arrived at the
local asorlHtlon yesterday evening.
Mrs. tlrown'H work consists In Inter
Jlewlng young women who wish to
bl'Cnm.i r, it..-
i " m , "Ml rrtri'UUIPB .MTU,
jllrown will be In the city several
SELECT JURY FOR
DAMAGE SUIT CASE
Talbot Denies Negligence
on His Part Caused
Auto Collision.
Selection ot tile jury before, which
the suit of tleorgi) Webster against
Halph Talbot, 111 which judgment
for $1,400 in asued tor personal in-
anil the wrciiung of a ford car
I'Cfc.ui in distiK't emit No. 3 yester
d.ix and the rae will liegln '"l"
uiornliig 1
Websier clnlins lie was Injured and
l is Kurd car wrecaeii at Klghteetith
siteet and Madison nverum Novem
1 er 3n, loll, in a coll sum with a
cir operated by Talbot. Tho latter
claims mat tie was driving slow IV
when Webster, operating a Kurd in
1 which were me jmwengrr. ran Into
and against tne iteteu(lantH car. Ho
denies eveiy claim ol Webster and
! st.ile in his answer Unit 'lie ml
! 1 11011 wan caused b) the iii'llon ol
Webster in overloading the I'ord
car and being tinatiie to control !''
xoiikMe.
Hank ClcariurH Show
Gain of itf Per Cent
ricirlngs of the Tulsa banks for
the week ending April 29 amounted
to 1 1 3.6 4 1,697 51 according to the
weekly report of trie clearing house
association. The clearings for the
corresponding weeK "f last year
were $9,337.S93 2C. Tho gain was
1?.8 per cent Tram-actions of the
local banks for the week totaled
'2 (106, 22S.
Some Test!
THE best argument
for the superiority
of Scwall's chemic
ally pure paint is that it
wears as well as it looks.
A glance at our color
cards will convince you
that this is the strongest
possible claim for its supremacy.
HARDWARE
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Oklahoma Hospital
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Mrtproof lth matlrrn facilities, IncluJ.
Inn X Hay ami Clinical laboratory.
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Tl I.SA, ll(l.IIOMA
Inu DlaUnce l'hona Oaaca 1919
Special Sale Pattern Hats
Your choice of a hiindrnd new pattern hats
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11 COHHCCT OHtSS FOR WOMEN
Special Sale
OF
Men's Suits
FOR
Friday and Saturday
Prices are tumbling down
Blue Serge Suits Two Days Only
$4"y.00
qH jOm ia-
m mm
I B
A Pair of
Overalls Free
with Kach Suit
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112-114 South Main
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Cliiiir Ptiivlmsfs Friday Will Mr On .Mine 1st. Sliitcmrnt
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In Condensed form for hurried readers
Vandevet
Etsiryfclbninig Silk M.
In addition to the Extra
Specials, these arc the
Reductions in
Plain and
Fancy Silks
$1.00 Silks now S.'.p
$l.i!r Silks now !Sc
?l.."0 Silks now $1.18
?1.7fi Silks now $1.38
$Mr Silks now $1.18
?2.0() Silks now $1.(18
$2.'J." Silks now $l.9S
.VJ.l."t Silks now $2.10 "
$2.7"! Silks now $2.15
$3.00 Silks now $2.G.r
$3.U."i Silks now $2.7."t
$3.1."t Silks now -$2.n."i
$3.9.") Silks now $3.2."
$l.lr Silks now $3.7.r
$l.l.r Silks now $3.9."
$.rt,00 Silks now $1.18
$ri.2." Silks now $1.35
$."). irt Silks now $1.50
$0.00 Silks now $1.95
$7.00 Silks now $5.95
$7.50 Silks now $0.50
$8.7.r Silks now $6.95
$0.00 Silks now $7.45
$0.15 Silks now $7.95
$0.75 Silks now $8.25
$10.00 Silks now $8.50
$10.50 Silks now $8.95
$13.00 Silks now $10.85
$10.00 Silks n w $13.95
$10.05 Silks now $11.95
$17.50 Silks now $15.85
$18.05 Silks now $15.95
All Vnnl SHU Main Moor
Silk Blouses
Included
at these Sale Prices
Crept; Ip Chine, Ccorfl
clle and Tricolpllcs.
$6.50 Blouses... $5.20
$7.50 Hlouscs. . . $C00
$8.50 Hlouscs... $0.80
$10.00 Bloucss... $8.00
$12.00 Blouses... $9.00
$12.50 Blouses. ..$10.00
$15.00 Blouses... $12.00
$17.50 Blouses... $11.00
$18.50 Blouses... $H.80
$20.00 Blouses. . .$10.00
$22.50 Blouses. . .$18.00
$25.00 Blouses. . .$20.00
$2.50 Blouses. . .$22.00
$35.00 Blouses. . .$28.00
$ ,1.00 Blouses. . .$32.00
$15.00 Blouses. . .$30.00
lilollMr Tiilnl Floor
Mailing
Charges Pre
paid on All
Mail Orders
American Legion
Dance
roNvn.vJin.v iiai.u s.vrrn.
IAV UVIONINt;, MAY I
IliiiKlnu NMft to ll:l
I VIoiiiIm lutltral
AiljiiKslon; SI I 'or Couple
77ie Entire Stock of
Silk Dresses
on Sale
These are the original
and reduced prices
$31.75 Dresses $27.80
$37.50 Dresses $30.00
$10.00 Dresses $32.00
$12.50 Dresses $31.00
$15.00 Dresses $30.00
$50.00 Dresses $10.00
$55.00 Dresses $11.01)
$57.50 Dre.sse.s $10.00
$50.00 Dre.sse.s $17.08
$00.00 Dresses $18.00
$02.50 Dresses $50.00
$05.00 Dresses $52.00
$07.50 Dresses $51.00
$70.00 Dresses $50.00
$72.50 Dre.sse.s $58.00
$75.00 Dresses $00.00
$77.50 Dre.sse.s $02.00
$80.00 Dre.sse.s $01.00
$82.50 Dresses $00.00
$85.00 Dresses $08.00
$87.50 Dresses $70.00
$80.50 Dresses $71.00
$00.00 Dresses $72.00
$02.50 Dresses $71.00
.$05.00 Dresses $70.00
$07.50 Dresses $7!).G0
$100.00 Dresses $80.00
$110.00 Dresses $88.00
$115.00 Dresses $92.00
$125.00 Dresses $100.00
$135.00 Dresses $108.00
$150.00 Dresses $120.00
$100.00 Dresses $128.00
$102.50 Dresses $130.00
$105.00 Dresses $132.00
$107.50 Dresses $131.00
$175.00 Dresses $110.00
$177.50 Dresses $M2.00
$185.00 Dre.sse.s $148.00
$105.00 Dresses $150.00
$200.00 Dresse.s $100.00
$225.00 Dresse.s $180.00
$235.00 Dresses $188.00
$250.00 Dresses $200.00
Drntii KmiIoii, llilnl Floor
Everything in
Silk Reduced
All. Yard Silks
Silk Gloves
Silk Hosiery
Silk Hand Bags
Children's Silk Dresses
Women' Sill; Underwear
Silk Blouses
Women's Silk Dresses
Silk Underwear
of every kind
Reduced
Silk Camisoles
Of wash satin, crepe de
chine and Reornelle.
$2.50 Camisoles. ..$2.00
$2.75 Camisoles. ..$2.20
$3.01) Cnmisoles. ..$2.10
$3.50 Camisoles... $2.80
$1.50 Camisoles. . .$3.00
$3.75 Cnmisoles. ..$3.00
$1.75 Cnmisoles. ..$3.80
$5.00 Cnmisoles. . .$1.00
$0.00 Cnmisoles... $1.80
$0.50 Cnmisoles. . .$5.20
Silk Petticoats
In pink and white only;
s plain tailored mid fancy
kinds, loo.
$12.50 Pctticonls $9.00
$13.50 Petticoats $10.80
$15.00 Pctticonls $12.00
$17.50 Pctticonls $M.00
$18.50 Petticoat $11.80
$20.00 PcWiconts $10.00
$22.50 Pctticonls $18.00
$25.00 Pctticonls $20.00
$30.00 Petticoats $21.00
.".Xt.CO Pelliconls $28.00
$10.00 Pctticonls $32.00
$12.50 Pelliconls $31.00
$15.00 Petticoats $30.00
$17.50 Pctticonls $38.00
$18.50 Pelliconls $38.80
$50.00 Pctticonls $10.00
Silk Gown
nt ll.csc reduced prices!
$13.50 fivns....$ 10.80
$i.t.00 downs.... $12.00
$10.50 downs $13.20
$17.50 downs $11.00
$18.50 downs $11.80
$20.00 downs $10.00
$22X0 Clowns.... $18.00
$23.r0 downs $18.80
$25.00 (Jo whs $20.00
$27.50 Ciowns....$22.C0
$30.00 downs.... $21.00
$32.50 downs $20.00
rc.OO downs $28.00
$37.50 downs $30.00
Silk Teddys
reduced as follows:
$0.50 Tcddvs . . . $5.20
$7.50 Teddys . . . $0.00
$8.00 Teddys . . . $0.10
$8.50 Teddys . . . $0.80
$8.75 Teddys . . . $7.00
$10.00 Teddys ... $8.00
$11.00 Teddys ... $8.80
$12.00 Teddys ... $9.00
$12.50 Teddys ...$10.00
$13.50 Teddys ...$10.80
$15.00 Teddys ...$12.00
$10.50 Teddys ...$13.20
$17.50 Teddys ...$14.00
$18.50 Teddys ... $14.80
$20.00 Teddys ...$10.00
$22.50 Tcddvs ...$18.00
$23.50 Teddys ...$18.80
$25.00 Teddys ...$20.00
$20.50 Teddys ...$21.20
$27.50 Teddys . ..$22.00
Kllk Underwear 'llilnl floor
Members of the
Open Shop
Square Deal
Association
One Carom and Four-Pocket
Brunswick-Balke-Collcndcr
BILLIARD TABLES
May Be Bought
, CHEAP FOR CASH
Tables in Good Condition
CALL OSAGE 8639
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