The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920
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LILIAN CHAWKOItD milKINS
WOMAN'S
WORLD
WORK .
AND
Hov vim reent Mm. John Kn'wle inside hospital but are now in
Weaker, rernrcllnn secret, v Mm limne of their relatives, Mr nn"
iI'Marte, I. Yimrey, eorwupondlnK Mis O K Kln'.ir on Norm ,nninu
Ohn' it fill iiifin i 'In y
When nil the world m y'iin(? and
8ft'' . . ...
I sat down by my true loves ltn
And kl'.'l her fondly ,u mv brl-le.
And out iiion th rmrt iimeiher
Wn Marteil In Hie sunshine weather,
It wn n mfiM nnlrunrlnir world,
A milghlnR world, it .lunclnK world.
A romdn anil roiimiulng world,
And trlirM nrrown II path wo flunk.
Jor ymi nnd I wid lo were yrtlin!
Ii.lmuiul Vnnf Cook.
Sweet uprlfiir I" really on the win
When Nnnen appears, the elver
thinB,
"Without a fur or llKhiwlht rout
111 Uiffetn- -lllt Mnia lo float
In iry in Worn Mi1 eye
bike summer rlmid m row the ly.
"Todiij r,i'Ml
Mecboru ut I'. 8. A. :lnb will give
dinner dance. In Country rliih.
P. 1 1. .O. I.iinislii'oii
.The monthly V. K. O Innohoon
will l held Friday. Miiy 7. In Hotel
Till. All inomtiiM are Invited
Chapter A. K . I K. I In rlmrn
lWu Puny
Mr. John 11. Metier will entertain
a party of friend ut .1 hux party on
BMurdny afternoon In tlm rirplmiim
rompllmontary to Mm. Winn Mr.
ltrynolils of Pallas, Tuxni.
I.uiii'Ikhii
Mm. Chirles I). V. O'ltern, Mr
John J. harkln nnd Mr. Krneet l
Connrlly will entertain with a lunrli
eou In tho Country cltili nt n e.irlv
date, trw Invitations to ho limned In
a few (I).
lluffrt Siipiht
Mr. nnd Mi tlroise, M. Hansom
tnti.rUlnod willi m buffet nupper on
Tuesday evening fur Mm Hansom's
KUtM. Mr riierlea Mettlnr of To
lisdo. O' o. Mr. Jl.irlnn Herd of OK
mul ' ut. Mi Ann Mc-,
Dowe.li " .iin. Ohio,
fiirnriiinl Ihcnltur.
One. of the rrejty rhuroh parties
for tho week will Iwi the Infornuil
rvonlnif spent In the hmnn of Mr. nnd
Mr. Wiiltrr Khrl Ilrown. when Mr.
Hrown will entertain Friday evening
for tho Vounc Women'H nulld of tho
First l'resbylcrliin church. Thrro
will bo a program of inulo nnd
Kainrs will ho n happy modo of entertainment.
A. ). Ilrldm
Mrs, Hubert Whitney rnterlulnnd
mrinhcr of tho A. O. Ilrldun ohlb on
Wnlnrsrtny nftcrnoon. Mrs, ttuun
Rhulor, mother of tho hosier nnd
Mrs. Prank H, liny wro Hperinl
CUenlH for tho .iftrrnoon Mm, tier
old Benedict mndii top ocom In thr
thrfP-tHlilo bridge, Mm, It. C I,nmp
rlrli wlnnlnu tho ronoolntlon favor
L'inehimn win nerved nt tho enrd
tables. Mr. mo Vnndover will on
tartuln tho club nt tho next wook'n
meetlnc
Dinner nivcn DoHor Odell.
Momber of tho funnily of lib
ernl nrtii of Kendnlt coIIcko enter
tained Innt evonliiR In honor of Dr.
Arthur Lee Udell, nrenldcnt of Henry
Kendnll college, who I lenvlnp thl
lnntUutlon nt tho clorc of eoniiuenRo
menl to accept h pnalorntn nt Phoe
nix, Ariz., nnd Mr, M. U Cooley,
bursar of tho colleen, whooo resig
nation will uln take effect In Juno,
Thn other guexls wero tho wive and
husband of other faculty mornbors.
Tho host wero Mle Vcnettjv Jone.
Mil Mary Allen. Ml Flora Ilenc
diet. Mirn Adeln Ioltwlck, Miss
Krnnces Iteublt, Mr, Hllns Davis,
Mr. H. D. Chne, Mr, O. 8. Duffen
dack. Mr. U H. McLend, Dr. Krunk
lyn Dill and Mr.'C II Klmbrough,
Doctor Dill, denn of thn college,
was tonstmantcr, Thoso who paid
tVlbutn to Doctor Odell wero Doctor
Duffendnck, Hov. Itnlph J Iamb
and Mis Mary Allen. Doctor Odoll
mado beautiful remark In response.
The dinner wa hold In tho dining
room of ltobertson hall, the yotltiu
men' dormitory. Decorations wero
In red, the eceleslastlcnl color,
which paid homage to tho DD which
Doctor Odell poiwessr.
Club Notes
mailing. "Mother" Mr f W. Kes
telrlng, "'lie Old-fnhlnned Mother,'
Mr Joephlnn Iliihl: mutr ,md o
errlnes by thn little folk.
Mother') day will he ohnerved by
lornl i hurrhe with npprriprlalu
eni and trinon Thero will ho
rerepiton, of monilxra In all th
hurrhM
Aipriuii'lilng i;rnt.
Thn Dramutln pub of Cinwiiy
llroun aehool Is arrnnKlnt; to entttr
tain It friend on ovenlnK the lat
ter part of May, the dale to lie an
nounreil. by presenting an aniiiMng
little plnv entltld "Lfl'n All Out
Married " The rlub I roinpoaed of
tha older wlrl of l he aehoul who
;tm mnnlirm nf ihn expreaalon tie
partmeni, Mr, Frank Andrew, In
truntor i. a. .' i:it.
An Interoatlnic meeting nf Tllton
ehnpter, Dnnghtera of the Amerienn
Itevnlutlnn. was held Wednesday In
thn V W. C A . Mr John It. Moan
and Mr. John It U'nodard holng
biialensce Annual report from re
tiring nffner Jiero tnailn after
uhlrli the new nifU'er for the iti
siiIiikT year were elei ted a follow'
Mr I.en Clinton, regent. Mr. John
airuet
........ tf. I fl l
, F.', , rt t, i , .tug, ., ,i.', ii , i , rn m-
; uier. Miss nrl KlinbaU, rallrr,
; Mr John Murmy Ward hlatoilnn,
, Mr Miirrny Ward, ehaplaln. Mr
N W. Mnnlnnea, parlUmentHrluii,
, Mr .inhn It MeatM, pre. Kxuru
I live I'ointnittee, Mr John D. Hall.
I Mrs 11 C Asbhy and Mr Parry
Collin A fine report of tho na
i llonal conference reeenlly held In
I Wathinglon was made by Mr Wll-
I Hani It Mn"o Itnfroahmenta weie nHrn
I sorvn ni ine i oen or me ineoiinn ( j
Mm lUmloiph n. Khado haa r
tumad from ntrn point.
Mnf! flalph Martin of Wlrhita.
Ka , who ha ben vUdttng Mf
It i)t MeClmiork, left Wodneadiiy
for her home.
sojourning In Hot Rprlne for .
fortnigin. hae rrtuind to their
home, Hose flower, near Muskogee.
Ml Margaret Murphy of t.oaven.
, worth, Ka. who ha boen the guni
of Mrs. Clark Itoblnsnn for several
week,' left IhhI night for her homo
Mr Charles f Krren will leave.
Sunday for Hoblnson, Ml., whore ahe
I will Malt h'r paronta, Mr. and Mrs.
U (. Kulherford
TtmIaj-'h Cnlenilnr.
Rebecca club will meet In homo of
Mrs. Arthur McCracken.
Tast Mritron's club wilt meat with
Mrs. Henry Walter.
Mesdame John Caron nnd XI, II.
Davis hostesses to Trinity guild and
woman's auxiliary In homo of for
mer, Drama league will meet In library
3:30fo'c!ock.
Lofting club will meet with Mr.
D. C Clements.
Tufi Day.
The I'Tanco Wlliard homo will
observe tag day on .Saturday, thoj
luriijs arrived to no used in tne
maintenance of this Institution.
Pppclnl Meeting.
The Tulsa chapter, Order Uastorn
Star, Till hold a special meeting on
8aturday evening at 7 30 o'clock -in
Masonic hall fur tha purpose of in
itiation. Utopia Club.
Mrs. W. .1. Van Ka.U ,nlnrl-.lnn,l
members and guustg of th L'topla
: - " n , . ,,,,,iii.
club spent tho afternoon sewing for
tho detention home. Refreshments
ware served during a social hour.
ft. of c. Mri-tlng.
Thera jts be a meeting of tho
Children o( the Confederacy held
Friday evening In the home of Mrs,
p. H. P. Thomas. This will bo nn
important gathering and a full nt
tendanco In desired.
Circle, Mooting Piv.tKncil.
On account of tho death of Mrs.
Charles Ilakcr, tho meeting of the
Jane Addams Chautauqu.i circle for
tnrlAV Will .nl I... L.u t.
-- " ih'ih .urs. imser
was a much beloved member of thl
j uiMiuHimn ann tne mem
bers nro deeply grieved over her
paslnf away.
I'nr .Mollirr'n Day.
J,r,l1'nl'i!ry observance of
Slothei's day, the central W. 0 T I',
will give a mother's program m 2 30
o clock Friday afternoon, May 7 at
the homo of Mr 'prajihlr.e DiiliI,
828 Kast Blghteenth AH mothers
with young children will bu iiHked
to bring them to the meeting Num
ber on tho program will be 'Moth
era of the JJIble," Mrs. C. 0. Fry;
Dress
Distinctively
It Won't Cost
Any More
It's the Shop
Buy Your
Haberdashery
At the
3TSEEO
SSHOPj
'Next to Majestic
" 'craonnl Mention'
MI11 Margaret ninggnld ho re
turned from h visit to (.'hlcngo.
Mr nd Mr Nell P Klnear an
nounce the birth nf a daughter,
Patrbla Ann who . arne Mnv 1 Mr
Klnear nnd Imbr hive heen at Morn.
Mlm Mnrv DeNney lefl Thtlrtdny
for her homo in Dillia after a visit 7,7.,
ti. Mis Kdnn Tselifln, .Mr. " " """" iKi.inom.i
irnknll and other frlnnd. ,r."V' n ,hf' areompllshed niul-
-jvmnp ni inr i-Hfiiini niy, Will UT"
Mr .ludd Hank has returned to.t' riftJ week-end to uit Mr
her hom III Chlrngo Nfler S M't
hero to Mr Itnherl M PJIaokmorO I -
and Mr Htnekmore
Mr, floorge Parker of Nardln,
Okiiihomrt, will arrive Punday to
vllt Mr. Nell Vaney and other
relatives
John M Hail and Mr Hall and 1
coming espeilally 'o atend itrand
opera
. Mr. It. J Mugge Mr A .Ur
land Mair. Mr, c O flplndler and
Mis Utlefield of the Hyechka club
left Thursday for Miami, Okla . to
.attend the meeting of the Third
Dliilrlet. Oklahoma FodTflMon of
Women' club. Mr.- Mugge ap
peared on the program last oven'ng
a a representative of tho club, the
ladles being delegate
HolxTl A. Mr-IHrncy
Funeral Director Phone 45C.-171
913 South Main. AdU.
BOY STRUCK BY AUTO SUES
Al Dniiiagf! f .25,nnn Agnlivt
llojit Sanili-r mill Wife.
I Permanent Injury of Harley
'Hwnn, n 13 year old bov, when he
iwa struck by an automobile owned
Lnd operated by the defendant, oc-fcasti-ned
a ult filed In superior
Irnurt yeiterday by the hoy, through
hl moiher. Mr. Nettln U. Swnn,
I against Floyd A Bander and 1 hij
I wife.' In which damages of $'.'5,000
are asked.
I Htatlng thnt the hoy was rldlna
!ht bicycle oh west Ninth street No
vember IS, 1919, the mother Calms
that Panders and his wife, operating
tno auiomonno ai a. nwi nnu an
gerous rate of speed and In violation
of the city speed laws, ran tho ran
into nnd over the boy, crushing hli
'right leg and causing other injurle,
I from whb h he will suffer tho re-
Imalnder of his life.
A second suit was filed by Mr.
Swan, for hemolf. In which in ad
ditional $S.000 damage is asked for
1 tho loss of the on'H services.
Tliero U n fine Want Ail Job roll
1 lug fur YOl', If joh'H only niako n ,
I It I In milM'iriiuoiis aiuuy u iniv
Want Columns.
Mr
Mr. r
J (J 11 field Itiiell and mother.
II Pic,lrH ho hue been
1 rv Vr I V
ou ' Smoker
An Evening
I T f r ....
To
of Jazz and Jollity
Musical numbers by a fauiotis Marino Rind. Somo
cloic-up harmony, and ..mo r. I knock-down and
drat-out ayncopation by tho Marino Jazz-hu Kln.
Not to mention a fe ft nnd furious rIovo con
tests by tho clumps of the .Jarltic Corps. And
omo kooiI "smokes " vuh the compliments of
MKCctt & Myers Tobacco Company.
You arc expected, especially If you are an ex-Morlno.
Jo'f In lie chorus nnd help us have a food time.
COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
Ai'plj enly (or your
i...inmtty llcnels
Marine hlntlnn,
IIJW Ho. .IUI11.
bonnes
Convention Hall
Monday, May 10th, nt 8 p. m.
We Have Just Received
15,000 Rolls of Wall Paper
All the newest colorings and designs. These goods were
bought hist October at a very low price as compared with
the present market price of Wall Paper. This entire
shipment will be sold at last year's prices! We are very
fortunate in securing this merchandise as it is now ex
tremely scarce and high in price.
You Will Save 50
By Selecting Your Wall Paper Now!
The Spring Wall Paper season is on full blast. "Spring
isn't a season it's an emotion." The passion of house
cleaning swells in the feminine breast and man becomes
an outcast without where to rest his head !
"Let Us Decorate Your Home"
Home Decoratin
Paints
Glass
311 South Boston
Phones Osage 258-4592
g Co.
Wall Paper
Draperies .
Hunt's Daily Store News
VOL. V
"FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1920
NO. 7
Jo whig the May Sale Bargains Friday and Saturday
Silk j 7 ccr
Shirts 1 'vo
Regular 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00 Shirts; conservative. fijS S J?i
Crr do Chin
nby nretitcloth,
Tu y Willow
Tt(M. Scotch
riaunela.
May 'Sale of Suits - $25 - $44 - $57 - $100
-Sroonrt I'lonr
New Arrivals for the May Sale in
Puthps and Oxfords
$15.50 Pair
Friday and Saturday
Twn-nutton Ilrown Pumps Drown kid vsjnp and brown sucdo
quarters.
Tlrnwn Strtip rnnipv Drown VIiJ vamp' and lirown tiuede quar
ters, one Htrap, '
Illiuk Strap l'uinps Kid wimps nnd bUck suede, quarter, ono
ntrap.
Black Kid Walking.
Oxfords
Military heels, medium ,
weight, flexiblp soleo.
Black Kid Walking
Oxfords
Leather military heels and
flexible soles.
Slioej Dept. Tlilnl l'loor
- p
Talcums and Soaps
Attractively Triced
Main l'loor
(Icrffcn'H DntH Tablets A ftood assortment of
odornox of 12 "Co
JeTRon'fr Violet tiljcerlne Sonp Transparent green
cakes for h.inl or hoft water. Box of throe,
rakes 2.'o
.lersen's TnU'iims Kxtta larsc cans, lilac, crushed
violet and rose odors. Hpeclal, 2 for. 2?io
I.iuell'H Tulciinis Massaltii. Japanese honey
KUrkle, babykln corylopslw, field violets and sweet
pea odors. Two, for 25o
Bucilla Embroidery Packages
I'rli'i'd Ton I'er Cent Ijowct
Children's Dresses, Carrlai?e Hobes, Bonnets,
Scarfs. Toddles, Pillows, Towel Sets, etc.; all now
pultcrns and designs.
Odd Lot of Children's Dresses
rive doxen stamped Drestes In assorted sires.
Special May Sale price ODo
Children's Colored Dresses
Pdplins, Japanese crepe, linen, chamhray and
repp, in blue, rose, pink, green, yellow and
salmon.
Xew styles; sizes 2 to 13 years.
jiaao up ready to embroider.
$2 00 Drcsjes. ..
iZ BO Dresses.. .
2 75 Dresses.. .
$3 00 Dresses.. .
3.50 Dresses.
.SI.TO
.$2.tr
. 58.5
. 52.S5
.S2.0S
13.75 Dresses..
4 00 Dresses..
$1 50 Dresses..
J5.23 Drensts..
7 50 Dresses..
Art Dept. Mcwanlno rionr
. .SS.in
. .53.40
. .53.85
. .54.15
. .56.48
I 1 1
Friday Remnant Day TTTT IKTHH -v u Scotti
And a Mr assortment of rem- fa s S I I r ilr,rnber of Grand
runt, have accumulated durlne 1 II C J (J 1 1 LiO. TUlhonPC" ' Onera
the past week In hllkB wash . s. . "hop wpera
goods and wool materials. DEPARTMENT STORE (Square Deal) May 17 and 18
HALF rniCK HUDAY , ? 7. Association Convention
Main fioor .Miln Street, npti'en Tlilfii nnd Fourth Hall
-1
A LETTER
Pottsville, Ark. "Will
try and write a sketch oi
my sickness. I was first
taken with influenza and
treated by Beveral doctors,
but they didn't seem to dc
me any good. I became a
ncrvou3 wreck and so weak !
I could sit up only part of
the time; my heart was
bad and I had feminine
trouble, bad kidneys and
rheumatism ; it seemed that
everything was wrong with
me. After about six
months' sickness I began taking Dr. Pierce's Favo'rite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric Tablets, and certainly can praiso
these medicines. I do all my housework now." Mrs. H. J. Webber.
For over fifty years some of Dr. Pierce's home medicines have
been rolling over the drug counters, so that more than forty-eight
million bottler have been sold during that time. This speaks well
I for tho reliability and valuo of Dr. Pierce's standard homo remedies.
Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery is a blood tonic and strength
builder, which contains no alcohol, yet has tonic qualities that hava
endeared it to the American public. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
composed of May - apple, aloes nnd jalap, hnvo long been con
sidercd the best vegetable laxative, in the same way that Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has long been known as the best tonic for
diseases peculiar to womankind. More recently, that wonderful
discovery of Dr. Pierce's namely, Anuric (anti-uric-acid), has been
successfully used by many thousands of people who write Dr. Pierce
in unqualified terms of the benefits receiver that their backache and
other symptoms of kidney trouble have' been completely conquered by
the use of Anuric.
Send 10 .'cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y.,
for a trial package of any of his remedies.
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