The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920
CONVENTION NEAR
STILL UNCERTAIN
Only Few Delegates Re
main to He Chosen
by Republicans.
NOMINEE NOT KNOWN
Identity of .Standard Hearer
Is Fnr From Hoing Dolor
mined by Action So Far.
By WIW.IAM I'll 1 1. MP RI.M.M8
(International Nm Feivlca Staff
c 'on npfn1" nt t
WAHIIINfrrON. Mi. All bill
nnn mute have hi' held their
convention or primirtns tor the se
lection nf 811 of I lip mini of !t del
cHrttra to the Ms; caucus at Chlcapro
k tied uteri to tifKln tmtr weehi fmni
next Tuesday. Vel i I n i t unparal
leled tohfuslon m to who's who
among the (I CI. P. candidate for
the presidential nomination Is the
dominant feature of tip- situation
Colorado holds III stain ennten
tlon today. MnniUv WyomlitR will
follow nlt. On May l. Pcnnayl--rinl.i
will hold a presidential prefer
ence prlmnry iiml next dny Alabama
will have (i convention. OrpRim f"l-
Iowa with ii primary May 21, then
Texas on May !R, Wnst VlrKlnlu.
Mhv Sit. nnil Vermont May 20, will
wlnil up the nnnn. thn evon stntes
nnlpctlntf Win tonininiriK 11 en
gate W tnnltn up the total.
Can't Do .M (ii li.
It tt t nothing can happen In nnv
of the, utatort In tnatnrlally chamfc
the Hutu quo Prom now on the
HtniRRln wttl not Ik' ho much to cup
turn delegate before, tlln convention
meet Ms to obtain a. Mtrnnu stralPRlc
position In Hip convention ltelf
A flKht over the tninporary chair
manship In In pr'ispct. Another Ii
expected to nrlsn out of Dm contest
to sent soiiip of tho dpIeKntlnns two
full eels ttlreadv lunliiK been selcd-
piI In Florida. South Carolina, (Ipor
nnil Mississippi, while othpr ills-
pules arc In tho offing-, notahly ovrr
thn IoulHlana, nnin Oklahoma, Ten
nessee, nnil Virginia dclcKate. And
perhaps thoro will bn' other.
nut I nritti nf rlnnmiRpK, It In lio
llnvpil, nro morn out 1 1n.1t affair com
pared to tho fierce battle between
randldnte now mnnmivprlnK for
position.
Olil nuanl leader have Intlmntcd
DICKERING Q
I Sample Shoes J
Hosiery
White
Hosiery
For
May Days
Hint Mai 'len Leonard W"o 1 w.i
not do Thry nay he h m n p'urd
Ihp name He refused to m,iv or
of Miiiip In I moil by favut'c mm'
Slid the "regular" tniMiil I h .ri
cnlion iiliall lip, "reKular" if am
I Ii 1 ft:
H. o.itor Holes Penrose, rpputill
run laipr. slttlwr In Philadelphia,
ti n virtually Klven III" thumbs down
I r 11 on 1 Urn 111 Johnson, nppoilni; to
'In liiltPt Hnnatnr I'hllnndpr C. Knox.
II No of I'pnnnylvnnln. I.lko thr urn
alor fnun California, Knox opponml
! Dm Inigiir nf nalloiiK. Imt h I a
ir'Hiiiiir v iiii'ii uiiiiiiiiri una n"i
lippp ulnrp h "holtfil Ihn parly with
'I'liwortorn Hoovilt In 1312 .lohn
on thpy rlHlm, in "radlral" In
ntPild of i ' iPKnUr" and thn "fpfa
lam'" r afraid.
Ilprbprt lloovnr, llknwlim. nrcord
Inn to Hpniilor IVntonn, "1 ould nPvrr
lip nomltiiipd by wnv rnpiibll'an
ponvtntion.
llanlliiK Ik Out.
Benator Warren fl Hardin of
Ohio in Kald In ham pll'iilnalnd him
pilf hy wlnnlnR it barn pliirallly In
hi tm the ntntn of Ohio nnrl In run
ln Innt In (hit Indlann prlmnrlnii of
Tumidity whiln tlovrrnor lowrtPtt of
Illlnom Ik not mi murh l ilkeil of now
an lie wim. though "till 1 ormldpmd In
ttm rnnnliiK an n cmnproinliip nandl
dntp. ,Mpnntltnp (leripral Wood lnndi
th f tri in far m InmriirtPil dp
KalPii urn poncprtipi) Col V. C.
I'rnrtnr of Clnrlitntill, Wood man
oner, today wired WiiahlnKton head
quarter claiming 2X7 ilpUinatpN hI
ready commltteil to the nmieral. not
rnuntltiK Indluna, which elate boldn
h cnnvpntlon n p x t W'pdnmday
8I1011I1I thlN cnnvpntlon foci morally
bound to limlrnrt Ita ilelecatlon for
Iho winner of the prlmnry , Wood, of
mump, would profl'
Wood'n bnckpre clnltn lie will ro
into thn convention wllh not Iph
than 300 voIph One may thpicfore
be terluln he will not tpnt wiihout a
flxht.
CHARGES BRITISH
INFLUENCED SIMS
Renson Say a Admiral
Did Him Injustice
by Testimony.
CrrmuH FifitrcH
BORAH ASKS PROBE
WAHHINflTON. May (1 - HenvlMK
that he hud any frelinK HKftlnut the
llrllleh. Hear Adtnlial William X
Mention ip lured before the eennle
naval InveatiallnR lotntnlttofi today
that lie had been dorip a Krtivn ln
pmtlre IMrniiKli Hear Admiral fltmn'
Inlprpielatlnn of inRltiietionw ie.
chIvpiI before KnlnK hIii'ohiI
Admiral llenaon nald he ioij not
renill wlietlier In hie final Inatlix
tlnna to Admiral Kim he had en Id
"don't I'd the llrlllab pull 'lie wool
mer your eye, we woubl aa aoon
f I K lit them n the tlormnne," toil
added t tin I, If lot had need u. h
lannuatTe It wae for the piirponp ot
Itnpreaalnf upon the ndmlrul that
Hie 1'nlled MlNtea waa ellll a neutral
'lite Wllneait told the lotntnlttee
that be bin) not only inutloned Ad
mlriit Him on that '"'union, but
twice ditrlliK tb war not to el hie.
r 1 1 en il Mil 1 1 1 for the Mr It lull unduly In
fluen'i' 1)1 in. lie ia iinneil the ma t -Icr
with the nffber flint In l,otulon,
he eald, and later In I'nrl. Hp ex
plained Hint he wa prompted l.v
what be ilf m rllied a 11 fee 1 1 tut Brow
ItiK In Ihe Cnlted Hlale thnt Ad
tnlinl Hlmn wa perinllllnK hi
Inereaan
Incremie.
incrPuai
AtUIIN'iTON. May f, Prelim
Ifiury cenu (Ikuhh annoiimed to
d Ann Arbor. Mich . 19,51. In
1 rniiKP i fiO'j, or 31 7 per cent
Metieo, ,n, f,.til,1, Inerpaat) 71, ur
I i per cent '
Math, Me, 11,731, nrpiio f,13:i,
or Ml H per cent.
Ilnlin Ilotlfie, m . l,72
'I.Sxll, or It) 2 per cent
Hammond, Ind, 34, no ,
111,070. nr 72 I per cent.
.Monroe. Mich . Il..i7.1.
l.fign, or 47 11 per cent
.larkannvllle. Ha , IM.SIJ, Inrreaae
1 1, or SS 57 per cent
-r -
frnndhlp for I he Hrttleh to Influ
nei htm unduly in nam American
ilealroyera to rotc t Hilllxh elilp
plnx. On neither in 1 union, eald Adrnlral
It'liaoti, did he uen Hie l.itiKunk'e at
tributed to til in by Ailmital KIiom.
"Admiral Hltna, the viittuhH wild,
"had the entire , onfi . me nf I lie
depart ment and hie 1 1 . 0111 metida
lion were Klveil eVely l olieldTlltlon
lonalatent With the Keiieril polliyi
of KlvInK all pomllde aid to the I
alllee " ,ahei by lb'- ' liHlrtnan Mhv,
If thl were true. Ailmlial Hlmn' re-." - I
limine nilitllnna were not Immediate.
ty loiioweu me witnoMK eald Admiral
Mima wna not 1 bariced Willi final re
MpnitNllilllly and the deparlmi nt h
h t bad to be biieed on (he Kciieral
nil lin t loll .
lollfy joili'Miork pin fun Into' HS
ottr loll ami bo 11 luippy Wtint Ail E
IKITI
Id.ilio Senator U'titiU All CnmpalRii
l;iH'ndllurf4 Inw'MlKiilcd by
Scnalo Coiiiiiiliti'i',
WAHIIINfJTO.V. May 4. lnvetl
KNtlon of all prpuldenllal ranip.ilKn
expenditure, rptiilbllcan and demo
cratic, waa proponed In a resolution
introdtiied today by Senator llorah,
republican, Idaho.
Hen.itnr llorah proponed that the
eenale eleollon committee conduct
the Inquiry Into the campaign An
other phra.in of the propoeed Invet-
l1ji,i"ti woi'd go Into the ue of
me me 01 ml ocni e, in'i'nlinK prom
iri'K of patronage
Mr llorah. wlio has been sunnort-
lnc Henntor Johnson of California.!
for the republican nnmlnutlon, nf
fereil lila resolution after t'onaulta
Hon with prominent republican and
democratic enntur but he did not
make, any tnlntnent In thn unnatv.
LEAGUE COUNCIL WILL MEET
I u lil l-ji 1 lin of 'I'rentlt-. in h Taken
up nt Kcnilon In Ittly.
WAHIIIMITON'. Ma A. full
proRrnru awal a .vtentmn of the
council of (hi ieaRiiP of nation.
due ' I T-etel le in Itonie to uorrnw
f i lin fif'ii niT'inc An outline of
prcpar itloi.s for the nierHtiK re
lelvnl hete show that first lep
are to be taken toward cnrrjinB outi
the puhllctitlnn of all treaties fil
tered Into by leajue membpr. pl.ins
for the first meeting of the lengtip
aaaetnhly, admission of new mcm
bcra and many other .-natters.
AppriximutPiv i 00(1 otrs were en'
at thp 'wo nti.vrrMt.Ps of tvhlch fl"
wprc drtiio. r i'i The combined pot.
aside from scattering Notes, show-I
IIooci I. fill, Wood. 1.00S; Jolllldui
13G, McAdoo, 78; I.owden, Sfi.
.lolllfv
Miur toll
user!
joiir work put fun Intn
-wind ho 11 happy Wiint Ail
CiIIckc) for IIihiit.
PIll.STHTON, N J, May r, -Herbert
Hoover Is overwhnltnlncly the
collpRe man's favorlln for prrspleni.
despite his primary defeat". ,n 1 ord
InK to the results of a straw otr
taken iiiiultaneoulv at Prin eton
and IUrari announced here toda
Tt l.! IIKKKMIOrSI!
Iiit 2lt t., "r Lewis
nfmnl Jem rrn nnft IleddlnK rUnts,
i i. hnk'lnf lisskels.
Trlridiniie .1-11 llftwrrn 12 Slid
1, or ufter 0 m.
We Advise
You
To Imvn your eyes exninlneil hy nn
expert unit wear thn proper lrnsea,
becatisn vtr know, from yearn of ex
perience, thn vallio to ynu of ntlQll
nervlcn.
Wo hIho know the Ills which eyo
itrntn mid Improper lenPM produce.
Tolpphono for appointment to htivo
your rye.a exnmlned.
Right
in
the
Running
I
Lirclg
Stglv.H for
Young
Men
Now delicate Krnys, blended blue and brown
pencil the colors that young men like most
this spring ; .single and double-breasted, all
with that soft easy drape that means summer
comfort for you.
Sec them in our window
beveral hundred pairs
children's a n d misses
white lisle Stockings.
Regular GOc A
values for rDC
Misses fine white silk
lisle stockings, plain
ribbed or drop stitch. 85c
to 90c values nr? n
for OOC
Ladies' white lisle Stock
ings, good qual- AO
ity for 4oC
Ladies' white silk lisle
Stockings, shaped same
as high grade or.
silk for ODC
Ladies' white boot silk
drop stitch pat- Ar-
tern for
Ladies' white silk lisle
top tf-fl oer
for bl.OD
Ladies' extra good white
silk stock- (T-j fff
ingsfor... Jfrl.yO
Men's 75c value silk lisle
fo? 60C
Men's all silk nr?
Sox for DC
Men's very best 51.125
grade silk Sox ACT
for 95 c
Second Floor
Phone 1962
Robinson
Building
your rye.a exnmlned. mmrm '
Consult S JSLW 1
if A - 1 n .i,",,',I toll iTi'wIiSci "'' iti
Hanms Optical Co. i,s",t,u ILlf iliF mi m
sHT,trUc r (CLOTHIERSJ 1
SOS Soutli llinton I'jist of
KxclmiiKo Nntloiiul llniilc MH'TII .M,I.
On IloMon, TiiImi'm comltiK hlrcct. "Tlin House or CourleiiiiK Scrvlm." z
I'lKMto ('ilnr tl0 j3
(THlFUixOfSurtBiotiQutuTfl
' "KVJ TO. , I III jta
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COFFEE 1
TT'S one thing for us to blend n coffee perfectly, but gj
L it's another thing to have that coffee get to your ' I III
home fresh and fragrant. II! s
HI The delicate coffee oils which top off the grand old 1
flavor of a brimming rup of coffee no Iphger have a is
chance to alip away into the air. g
H & K Vacuum Packed Coffee is packed under
vacuum pressure, which preserves all this flavor. It
Teaches your home rich, fragrant, and full-flavored. f
Wc pack it pulverized, in the whole bean, and steel j
cut. If your grocer happens to be out of stock, write us.
v In
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Ready-for-Service Clothes
Customized by
Hickey-Freem an
USTOMIZED is a new word Hickey-Freeman coined it; they
had to they originated the idea of creating absolutely new
standard of tailoring, and they had to find a word to fit the
method.
i
"D UT remember, their clothes are customized by nature as well
A-f as by name tailored strictly by hand wherever custom
work is the custom, and tailored 'with uniformity and precision
of needlework as fine as the finest custom work you can buy.
TP YOU have never seen Hickey-Freeman clothes you have a
-- real treat in store in this store !
npHE Brunswick is a very popular Hickey-Freeman model for
A business and professional men who want custom tailoring
but don't care particularly about paying custom tailors' prices.
The Bell and Piccadilly are other models favored alike by men
and young men who want exceptional workmanship and style.
XT" OU can see these and all other Hickey-Freeman models here
A' and here only in this section. The fabrics and the shades are
as unusual as the style and tailoring. Prices $50 and more.
m
Knox
Straws
Ready
o VVa da risky
J3
roihers
Clapp.
Spring
Oxfords
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