The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 30, 1920, Final Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1020
SECRETARY ECHOSi
Y. W. CONFERENCE
Miss Pyle Tells Members
of Association Work
of National Meet.
delegatesTo report
,
Two New Secretaries Added
to Force of Institution
at Board Meeting.
1 hrrs of tlio national Y. V. C.
A (onfercnoo In Cleveland April 1S
;0 were heard nt tlio Y. W. C. A.
ciii.p ni I'arthonln Park Wednesday 1
,i n evening, tho secretaries In
iin.t lyl. gcncrnl secretary, to u
crup vt 22 secretaries and office
c t..loe. of tlio local association
Tho report W'as preceded liy a halt
hu,,r cf "slums" and followed liy u
miirhlimailow nnd popcorn toast
Th" party went to tho camp Wodnes-dii-
ctciinif. the secrotntles In
tcLiirfii i t arranRcmont being .Miss
IVi. J.i H'cbol, recreation secretary,
I Its Nt'lue liURKins, nustuess eeuru
'f, nnd Mrs. Kloyo Carkill, usalst-'Jbt-miilojmcnt
secretary.
brief sketch of tho national
confercn'f wan Riven by Miss l'ylo
t Hie semimonthly hoard tnectlni;
Tuesday Tho full Btory of tho con
ference will he told by all the tlole-Kn;c--
M' Hiding Miss Pyle, Miss
Idie-a Cash, Miss Kllzaboth Hour
inl M"' ' Hlchnrds, and Mrs.
N W M.ii'Rlniils at nn evening Pipel
ine t r all association members next
week
New i-pcretnrles Introduced to
loird memberH nt the Tuesday
mettinc were Miss I.ucllo Moms, new
cafeteria director, and Miss Mabel
Tories, who will succeed MKs Horner
m head of tho girls work depart
ment on Juno 1. Miss Hones will
temporarily act us assistant in the
department
The resignation of Miss Horner
was recently accepted with Rront re.
pret by the board of directors "of
ttie Tulsa association. Miss Horner
has been a member of tho secretar
ial staff for tho past four and u half
Vc-iirs and during that time has made
a imputation for efficiency In Rlrls
wotJ:, which has been recognized by
the lutional headquarters nnd which
Is equalled only by a few othor girls
work fcccretarles In tho country. Miss
Horner Is tho daughter of .1. T. Hor
ner, head of tho eminiercinl depart
ment in the T i.s.i high school, and
Mrs. Horner, high Mhool librarian.
Her plans for the future hao not
yet been announced.
OPEN 76Rf SMITH- ROAD
New Hall l.lno Will I tin-he Truffle
on diiiio I Announcement Sajs.
KOI IT SMITH, Ark.. April 29.
Tho Port Smith. Sublnco and Hock
Island railway connecting with Kort
Pinlth nt Paris, vu tho Arkansas
Central lino and conn -ding nt Dar
danelle with thn lloek Island rail
road rill be open to commorclal traf
fic .lung 1, It was announced at tho
o!npany's headquarters hern today.
The road Is 40 tnllos long and opens
a rich coal Mold, farming and limber
country. The first train wag sent
over tho rond today.
It Is proposed by the company to
run trains from Dardanolln to Kort
.Smith by using the Arkansas Central
line connecting nt Paris.
Saturday Is Set Apart
as Americanization Day
It AftiofiAtM Pr1!, Stiit Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 29.
Governor ltoherNon In n proclnnia
lion issued today set nsldo Saturday.
Mny 1 un holiday nnd asked that
all citizens of tho stato support nnd
participate In tho American day eel
ebratlons to be held In many cities
of thn state.
Sapulpa Notes
iUl'M.PA. April 29. I N. Inis
sett, supctlntendcnt of tho South
western division of tho l'Ylsco rnll
rond with offices here, loft early to
day to tako charge of tho railroad
s'riku In tho Oklalwiuia tllty yards.
No trouble has boon reported In tho
local i'lisio latds.
Itev. I,. 1.. Hrnnnon of tho Orcutt
Memorial church In Tulsa Is In this
city today nrrnnglng for tho otvanl
nation of the Intor-churoh World
movement In Creek county As yet,
nouo has been found to tako fu'llvu
eharga of tho work, although J II. N.
Cobb lma been uppotnted chairman.
I both of Jenks, tleorge Kdwards, 31
ITolon, to lora Uroywm. 30 Hnpulpa.
1 winter ii pntison, !fi, to Vera Hum-
inels, IS, both of Tuls.u
Mayor J. Wndn Hone received no
tice from l'Vdcrnl Prohibition Hlrv.
tor John V. Iteeco today that nil
endors nnd users of entraeti nto
prohibited from selling any exlrnrt
of syrup for bever.igo purposes con
taining more than ono per cent nlro
bol. Hotels, cafes nnd drink stands
selling extracts or syrups will be
tountnd ns hnvltiR sold such liquids
for beverngo purpose, tho order
stntes. "Jake" may not be sold In
quantities larger than two ounces, .t
Is ndded.
nramntlc Order Knights Korrns.
san assemble here the nlRht of May
4 to walk about 4 0 tandtdnlo
"notostf tho hot muds." Into the tr-
h r vhlch Is tho lilKbe.it rank of the
KulRhts of Pythias orRnnlRitlnu.
Only two men hold tho rank In this
tlly, iilthoiiRli a number of initiations
are scheduled. Pythian .ters will
furnish dinner for nbout 16U visitors,
JudRc I.uclcn II. W'rlirht of tho
district eniirl here returned today
from a week s vncitlon unit will open
court at Okcmali Monday with n two
week teim. The next regular term
of district court hero opens .May IX.
Kollowine nre marrlajfo llconceH Is
sued hem today: OeorRo Mullein,
.'!, Kredonln, Kan., to l-iy ICIncheloe,
IS, SprlliRfleld, Mo.: Clnub'S O. Ker
lev, l'3, to (iladys Mitchell, 19, both
of Sapulpa; John Larber, 21, to Mac
civ Mercer. 18. both of Dnnew: Char.
It h Stearns, 21, to Kay McNeill, 22,
Several hundred hlRh school stu
dents uro out of tho city today. Tho
tllrls Rleei club composed nf ?0 Rirls
left this afternoon for Norman nc
conipnnled byV scorn of students In-
Iterested in the blR son fest tonlRht
I lio niRli scnool teaennrs nro niso
cut of tlio city, a number of them nt
tcndtnR a conferonco ut Norman
Tho Iilirh school bnso ball team left
this monilni; for Norman .iccompati
led by scores of rooters Including
pevenil prominent business men Tim
first Ramo with MuskoRco will be
Played tomorrow mornhiR.
Strict enforcement of the stntorcin-
Jltary laws and city ordinance per
ItalnlnR to the cJeanllness of tho city
I v III bn enforced to tho letter. Mayor
Cool Comfort Write for Booklet
Come to the cool comfort, sea Ir, so
cial life, and outdoor sports of Santa
Dathara, California. Stop at The Am
bassador and insure for yourself and
your family a dellfilitful vacation
"Where the Mountains Meet the Sea".
Golf, play tennis, sail, swim, full tuna,
ride do what you like to do best
amidst petfect surroundings.
The Ambassador Hotels System
Ambassador, Santa Uatbara; Ambas
sador, New York; Alexandria, Los
Anceles; Ambassador, Los Angtlea;
Ambassador, Atlantic City.
The Hotels uhkh make uh the Amfvusaifor Hotrlj System ate not surfiaueJ
In elegance nnd delightful tenice tie lute by anj other hotel in the world.
Ekl m It S;l
f ' ur r-i 1.:: I r-. raWT aWta M ia ITiaTlair. '771 f.lllUfi M ,1s-
UH lsrr li-A
aTC --7 a a a
t r
so easy
to be sure !
.1 Wa.,e Vone told .i rommitteo from)
various civic clubs in thn chamber of i
cnti.mcrvo club looms Into esterday.
Today. Mayor Hone teitetalid that
l.c would ptlll.sh all Molaturs and
salr that the pollen will bo roenfmv
eil by thn .-u. ,i i i.ili committee
which will point out places which
need elcanliiK up and second warn
ings to (imperii owuorti will be fol
lowed by Immediate nrrcsH. A clean
up cimiiHi kii (iroiiosed by tho civic
cluln was iibandoned In favor of
Mayor Hone's sanitary law enforce
ment edict
GIFTS "TOTAL" SIX MILLION
llockrfcllcr liimlly Contribute to
l'limN ItalM-il by It,'i(vtlts.
NP.W YOU If, April 29 John IV
Itockrfeller, Jr., today made a Rift
of J4, 000. 000 In thn nnnin of his
mother, lo the new world mnvemntit
of northern Haptlsts. The oil iiuir
unto previously contributed a lier
sonal Rift of 12,000.000. The larRr
sum Is Riven in the name nf the
Iwiura Spellman Hockefeller Memo
rial fund.
Tho J4.000.000 Rift Is hnlf outrlRht
nnd half conditional, Tho first con
dltlnnnl inllllon Is erodltod to tho
movement when It reaches $62,000,
000, and the second when thn fund
totals $87,600,000, The llaptlsts
bnve raised $22,600,000 to datn for a
survey of mission needs
The HI art uar 1
Mnrr
liiii rrat serviced Tor 1. I. Mnrr.
aRn 82, will tin held at the residence,
HI Ilouhler, at 2.30 o'clock this
afternoon, with Hev. Mendo Dutt, of
tho l'irst Chilstlau church offlcl.i
llnR Mr, Marr died Wodnesday
afteruoon. He had retired from ac
tive business but still held several
provcrtles here, lie camo to Tilbu
from Kentucky nbout Id jenrs no,
and was aetln In tin) towns build
in ;. Interment will be In lloso Hill.
Martlno.
Paul Martlnei!, ne 32 enrs, died
at his home, nt llhikory late Wednes
day ulRht He Is survived by n boy
and Rlrl, his wife hnvlni; illed sumo
time uro, Funeral services wen
held nt thn homo yesterday nfter
noon, with llobert Mclllriiey offlola
tltitr. Itilrnnrnt wan In ltoso Hill
Hell.
Harto Coker Hell, thn Infant son
of Henry llarto ttnll, 1 427 West How
en, tiled Thllisdny tnornltiR. l'Jtieral
services will b held fiom Iho rtsl
tlenro at II o'clock this morntnR with
Hobert Molllrncy nfflclattnir. Inter
ment will bn In lloso Hill
Thursday morning from Injutles that
he received Tuesday niornlilK. J lo
was wnrktiiR nt tho t'ompr'silon In
ner Tubo bulldtnR bolnrf conslriirteil
on thn Sand Spring! loiul nnd fell
nbout th feet from tho lop of n tank.
Ills Nidy was shipped to his old
home, Terrll, lowh. yentertlay ufler
noon. Cluirt li.
Ijeulon Church, tho yenr oltl son of
11, II. Oiurrh, of (Itenn Station on
Iho Saml Hprlnps Interurban, tlletl
Thursday mornlnif. The body will bn
shlnped to Stroud thin ovonlnR for
burial.
OPPORTUNITY
of
$.1,000 wor'h
Durocs
for
rCRlslered
$1,200
20 head of hoRs, 2Ii plRS; some
of them) sotvs urn worth $,100
In $500 each. They nro flno
bred animals.
Phono OttiRo 2021 or 721)11
P. A. GREENING
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LEST YOU DELAY
Your Scat Selection Now For
THE RUSSIAN BALLET a
And Little Symphony Tonight
H.MIIIOW .MPKIC
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QI AIinit DlU'fS
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PRODUCTS
Look for thh htt-th
mark of Armour bti,
it if your afm guid in
ilockinr th thwlctt of
ur pantry rrvo
f LL the guesswork all the worry all the un
certainty are taken out of your food buying
when you simply say to your dealer, "Be sure
to send me Armour Oval Label Products."
These foods are the finest that can
be produced. "Simon Pure" Leaf
Lard, for example, is made wholly
from leaf fat, the choicest one-sixth
of all the edible fat from the animal.
Star Hams are selected from young,
prime, corn-fed hogs, selected for
smoothest grain and finest flavor.
(Si'rtwf. Butter is churned in the
country, from the purest and richest
of cream. Every Armour Oval Label
Food is top' gradeabsolutely de
pendablc. Ask your neighborhood
dealer. He has or can immediately
get these superfine foods for you
from our branch house.
Write to the Armour Department of Food Economics,
Chicago, lor interesting menus and cooking recipes.
ARMlOltJ.RCOMPAIsy
H. M. McKay, Manager
Phone Osage 105-859
Tulsa, Okla.
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415 South Main
415 South Main
Today We Continue Our
Sensational Half -Price Sale
Wc are pleased lo report that Thursday proved to be one
of our banner days, and that hundreds of shoppers were
here and availed themselves of the opportunity to se
cure the very finest Suits, Coats and Dresses at one-half
price. The sale will continue this morning. To women
who are economically inclined, this event will prove most
interesting. Shop early.
SUITS AT HALF-PRICE
All Suits in the Paris Fashion Shop Hclllny reaularly for
M5 will he offered in this sale at, 17 Pft
vcru special P ' t3J
All Suits in the Paris Fashion Shop selling regularly for
$M will he offered in this sale at, QZOK ft A
very special tpJ.UU
All Suits in the Paris Fashion Shop selling regularly for
$60 will be offered in this sale at, Qft ftft
very wjcco J50lU
All Suits in the. Paris Fashion Shop selling regularly for
$75 will be offered in this sale at, ftQ'7
very special '. PO I tlU
All Suits in the I'aris Fashion Shop selling regularly for
$101) will be offered in this sale at, liFCft ftft
very spicial PJU.UU
Suits from $125 lo $1150 at One-Half Off
COATS AT HALF - PRICE
All Spring Coats, Capes and Dolmans selling regularly for
$35 wiil be offered in this sale at, rj PA
very special PJL 0J
All Spring Coats, Capes and Dolmans selling regularly for
$10 will be offered in this sale at, 9ft ftft
very special i)ijjJ
All Spring Coats, Capes and Dolmans selling regularly for
$50 will be offered in this sale at, ftft
very special It.Ul
All Spring Coats of finest materials and original styles
selling regularly for $115 will be offered (CQO Kft
in this sale at DO.t)lJ
All Spring Coats in our French Salon selling regularly for
$75 will be sold in this sale at, ft
very special ipO I til
tWs from $100 to $250 at One-Half Off
Think of buying the latest and most fashionable Suits, Coats
and Dresses at one-half their regular prices. There Is no condi
tions to comply with, no red tape, simply come to this shop,
make your selections and pay unly half price. To those who
shop early will receive the very choicest values ever offered in
Tulsa. Better shop early today.
DRESSES AT HALF-PRICE
All Spring Dresses in this collection selling regularly for
$30.50 will be offered in this sale at, A OP
very special pjLtit)
All Spring Dresses in this collection selling regularly for
$15 will be offered in this sale at, 99 ft
very sjKcial
All Spring Dresses in this collection selling regularly for
$50 will be offered in this sale at, QOK ftft
very special tpt.VU
All Spring Dresses in this collection selling regularly for
$05 will be offered in this sale at, CQ9 K(
very special tPO.eiU
All Spring Dresses in this collection selling regularly fori
$75 will be offered in this sale at, ft
very special tPO I tlvF
Dresses from $100 to $250 at One-Half Off