The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1020
SIXTEEN TULSANS
TO BAPTIST MEET
Clmrler Special Car for
Delegation to Annunl
Church Convention.
WANT 1922 MEET HERE
Expect 10,000 Di'lrKutPH at
This Year's GnUiontiK in
ValiiiiKton, 1). (
nixtMin mnilicrg of Tm i I'ii'iiI
r hurrhdi will trt from thin iiy
Ktiitday fvnlng to ntuni ihc ,u
nun) Hnullicrn llnHlgl convent ion
to hM In WndilnRlnn O f . May
12-1 X. A piflln I'ullmnn liaa In mi
rlwrtfwl for tho party, whwii will
Include 12 itintnlmm of thn licmw.irc
llaptLt nmoclallon frnm N'uwal.i,
1Urtlvlllc. rtaimltm. Mrlntow. mid
l)ewy. ArranKcmcnfg fnr Mm lrii
hAVo hpn miulf liv ltcv (' I'. fan
nntly. rllv iiilnnlnnnr) for tlit Tula
)!flltlt union.
The Tyhn ilPlfRatlon will I"1
follow' Uv. W. O. Anilomon. Mm
Anilergon, Mlix Wlllin .AiuLrtinti, Mr.
nnd Mm. K. U Itllry nnil Mr. anil
Mts. R 1'. Shannon, nf tho Klrnt
llnptim rhtirnh; llrv. f I', nncl
Mm. KM". Mm W. A. Kvrrntt mid
Mr. Knnnft O'NmI, of tho Immun
liol llnjitUt church: llcv. W A.
Todd nnd Mm II. fl Mnrrlnon of
thn .Vognlp Avotuix I In 1 1 1 lot. church ;
UfV. C. II. nwn "f the Tulsa.
lUptlut church: Hcv. W. T. Hcolt,
ups'u'lHtlonnl iiiljwlonnry for tho
Pr1ir.wnrn 1 In p tint nfwocliitliiii, nnd
Hkv.U. K. rnnn-idy.
Ilof.wrcn 7,U(K) anil 10,000 ilnlc
Kiitcit jirn expected In nttenrinnen nt
the rrrnventlon, which hnH linen
nmnnl thn Victory convention tin
tmimfl or the fnet that Hoiilhern Hnp
tint churi!)icM lal yenr ruined u luul
et of over 190,000.000. ftcv. .1. II.
(iiiinliri'll nf Kurt Worth, Texan, will
not ii moderator wif tho m-xhIon. An
Invitation In- IioIiH tho l!i!2 convoii
tlon In Tulmi linn lieen prepared Iiy
Tulm llapllst chrircliox and will hn
oxtended In tho turn a of Oklahoma
llntitlgtrt.
Ah ii majority of the itnptlxt mln
Irter of thn glair, will attend the
convention, mont of the pulpits, will
lio filled hy luynen. The IiiwIucmm
men's Whin clnn nf Dm Pirat Hap
tint church will hav'o charRo of the
evening Kervlce Kundny, .Mny 0. On
Sunday, Mny 1(1, llev, A. I.. I,llch
emtoln will preach nt thn mqrnlnir
gnrvlr.o nnd tlin j"oun man of thn
Uttrnca vlnna of tho Flrgt Ilnptlnt
confirmation will prnpurn thn pro
Krnm for tho evening gnrvlce. Itsv,
.1. I'eachy will supply nt thn Hup.
tint mission In thn Kendall district
In tho nhsencn of Ilcvnrnml Can-nndy.
Lniif Elected
Ad Club President
I
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flllllllHMrTvRfc.
L L
Wimt Ail opportunities nro lending
hunilrciN of men dally (o thimn no
llniix for wlilcli tlw)y nro lx-ht filled
nml lilli tirliiR tlui MkrckI rcMullH.
lolllfy your work put fun Into
jour loll and !o n tuippy Wnrit At
tmerl
I fi I.oti; Witt (it; up 'lie pn .
idrM h in nt tin i f ''lii.ti of 'hi
Till-1 Ad i , I ,r i , i r.',
e.n ' i 1 i i . ti ! im n
hy the '!,) ,. i. i'h' i, t ' e nil
if h I niidllorliini Mr lonK wiih elected
liv nci Immittoii .1 Itun tlllilmiin
who hint nlno heen nominated fur
thn office withdrew IiIh nanui from
tlm nontesl in favor of Mr. Iintf lio
fnrn tho votn wiih taken.
K A. tliilne. neeretury, w the
unnulmoiiK rholie for the position
of secretary-tieiisiirer H I) Pick
nrlnK wnM elected vice president.
l''nllowlnK am the nieinlieru nlected
to the linurd of directors- I. K. Ali
hott. l O. Uirson. A. II. WclU, V. O
Mosi, Max Madansky. and A. .I.
Critic, who was president of the
idlih ilurlliK thn past year.
Residences Land List
of liuildiiif PvrmilH
llilllillnp permits were Iss'led yeB- I
terday us follows l,ouls Dod.lusUy,
lot r.. block 12, lllllrresl. rinlilunie,
$4,000, John P. ItlchardB, Jeffer- ,
son strcot, warehouse, Ift.OOO. .losn
phlnn Itolhamer. 2H05 Knst Second,
resilience, H.000; II. A Mitchell.
2112 South Norfolk, residence, 13
000, narniii! $1,000; Orin 15, 1'pp.
HlTi Terrace Drive Kariiuc and ner
ants' quarters, $1,000, f'has A
Knnitz, 1,139 N'orth Main, ri'sldnncc,
$0,000, cnraKe, $300, It. Itadschwelt,
27.12 Hast Ninth, residence, $3,000,
IIIiiiv Prncntn Trip.
Hnv Meadn Putt, pastor of thn
First Christian church, wllj not ut
tend the statn convention of tlin
PlsclplfH of Christ, which ppans In
MtlnkoRcn today hocausn of tho 111
nesx of his llltln dniiRhter, I tuna Leo
Mr. Putt was nsked to presldo nt tho
convention. II J Wooton, a dele
Katn from ,tho unnernl inemlicrshlp
of thn local church, will nlsn hn un
nhln to attend the convention as hn
had planned. Hlchnrd Hellhron
ntlucntionnl director of the church,
will ro to Unld Monday, and Mrs.
II T Maxwnll In also oxpeetnd to
nttoud Thn convention will closo
Monday, May 10, 1
ASK 0. U. HEAD HERE1
j oilcan uoiiicn m ny win iihii-
l)r. Sirallnii llmoks to Ail
ilnM .Mi-'lliia.
An imitation will tie sent today
i to In Hiriitlnii ItronHs, president or
MLIuhnMo lilik-lllllv If, ITlllke tl
puMic addris In Tulsa Krldny, May
21, under the ausplres of the locul
tirsneh nt inllnBlate nluinntK. Mrs
(lenrse M ItHtisoin, president, nn
iiounii il yesterday Tho in easlon
will in- h celehrntton In honor of
he . ' omiltlcin recently Hc' urdntl
I ., h it. university Iiy Um imtlnnnl
ii h.i. ii i ion us n result nf the efforU
i.f ii., lot. it asset lutl'm Mhn'Md Dr.
I hs lie uiinhle to rom to Tulu
, . in ilite specified, lis will lie
i I im i iime when most ronvetii-
! i . in i IpcI that nil the edueu-
ii r.irifs in Hie elty will
hi . ,,ii, st thf npem meeting
T, in, i ln will he held III the
'I ill a hind school HUilltnilum In tl""
if 1 1 , hi insure the attendance "f
h i n In, ,il students and special In
v Mi will he Issued In the III JO
i i I i itc m nf Kendnll cnllce end the
h Kli school. It Is alio I Im hopn
t iln mil. grime iilumni ii of Tulsn.
i, ,i Pi limits' Nisit will stimulate
, ii it in "( iklHlioma's own univer
sity .Mi-" II H Minnie ch ilrin-i"
it thv pi ii ram committee f"r Mi'
nipiii, will mi, mm Hie j 1 -,y r ji i
1, lulls
Slrll.ii Ik mticiI.
LKVHI,ANP, i Uiio. Muv
Ihresteneil strike of ,1 Oiu) I'levi'Hiu
street car men ws indrrinltrly pnsi i
poned lodav follnwuiK a rnertin. i
with the special imiiuil .ommittee
The carmen and Piesidenl lohn .1
Hlanley of the 'li rl.inil Itnllwav
comiianv Imve iiKreed to permit the
council committee to work out a re
nrraiiKcllient nf echedules
IIckIm tislav ami si inly iiirefull)
tho Want fiiliimim wlicro summer
ii'MiriM ant nilvcitlscd.
The Morluaru '
f aw
Kunernl servliei fnr Waller I'nse,
27 yeare old. taxi driver, who Is lie
lleved to have heen killed hy hlKh
Isekire, lust Hnturdiiy nlftht were
nelil h the l'ilirny fhnpei nt 'I
o clock yesleidav afternoon wi'll
Itev. f. J. Allen offlclatlnR All of thn
ti xi drivers In town aliended the
luneral. Iiituiment was In Hns
um.
Illl'l
.lames .1 Pieti. ID years old, died
nt the Hand HprlnRs hnepllal. Iatn
Wednesday nlnht, following an nper
stlnn Mr Pletx lived nt 1712 Houth
Italtlmore Me was on oil well con
ttsetnt end was well known ihrounh
out the fraternity I'tineml sr
rangtenients h.ive not heen mad
I'li'iisi il U llh Till, a Siatliili
lie, r ii 1 1 1 im stations In Tulsa and
"klshoma i'lty re running; close
tiicc fnr fust pliicn In slate recruit
ing; re nrds. I, lent. I'omdr. K II.
Williams In eharKn of navy recruit
ing; In Oklahoma, declared yester.
day whllit vislltnir the locnl sta
tion forndr. Williams expressed
himself us plensud wph the show
Ins: made hy the Tulsu station. Thn
Tulu fta'i'ii has three inemlirrH
im it - uf in I Ihr riui.ihon ii ty
Stllti'lll i i.' iff of I
PLAN RAIL CONTROL
Trench to llnitcn Iteiircutilntlnii tu
.Meet llemauil nf Slrtkers Who
An IteiiialiiliiK Out.
PA I An. Mil) 0 - Tlx- strike of
railway men. whP h has now ex
tended to the miners and die kers
and to mclil workers In the I irls
dlstrh t with the threat of s posl
hle ueneral strike, hns n lined the
Rovernment to hasten lis ptomlned
plan of rcrirgnnluitlnii of the mil
ways ns forecast In thn rhamher nf
deputies I'ehrtinry 21 hint.
It Is considered that this plan.
Klvlns control of the transportation
systems to lomuilttno represent
ing; all Interests, will furnish the
prnhahle hnils fnr a settlement of
the strike which Is a cnnttnuatlnn
of the Mnv day demonstration with
mitlrniMli'HlInn of the rsllwuys (s lis
i hlef ohject.
I'nnffli lal details of thn Kovern
ment's jirojet t show that It provides
for a (ontrollliiK loumil composed
of iJeleKates repiesentlliK the teihnl
cal nnd nilmtnlstratlvn personnel of
thn railways, the workmen, (ham
hers and the Kovernment.
The council's control would cover
operation of the roada anil iinlfka
t, Ii nf ciieratltK mithids i. a h an
time t il lis and i tnndiinli iiin if
rulll
cr. 1 1
i,,Iim anil slen.ils. In Ken-
,'.!. A authority will bo absolute.
,. ,.i.l ltmliy, ine HJII1. n
?, ,V.?ietaliied nnd operate their
l'r"l" lUfv wniilil incrulv be
t.if. iiuvrauk ...
1 ulsa , Atloiul
tendnnUce at liA"0."!." "J !n. l! .
, ,., ,ve 111, i ii 1 1 ii I ii i i
ventlon of thn IK, i.H.n,.
lion of women .hl,.v, ,.i .
close at Miami this afternoon The
I session opened Wednesday. Mv
Mrs U N Will, president (,f tile
' federation. Is the presiding offher
Miss flnni Klmlmll, of Tulsn, chair
man of the home economics commit
tee of the district federation, wU
Hive a rcpott nn her work at th
moinlnK session
about th bread qufitlon. Youh
tracer cn upply
CAMPBELL'S
MERIT BREAD
Ak V r the He lint
Sister says. the
trouble's oone out
lunch -
since
we eat
Post
Toasties
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Beautiful patterns. Expansion Salo C"l "QO
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250 pair mismatcd Shoes, black and OKf
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