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TULSA DAILY WORLD. WEDNESDAY. MAY 19. 1920
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scorn CLOSES
MUSIC FESTIVAL
Puccini's "La Hohemc"
Is Vehicle of Grand
Opera Company.
HARROLD PROVES STAR
Brought Hero by llyochka
Club, Ruro ArtialH Plrumi
Tulsa on Two Nights.
ly I.IM.tAN r. I'HIIKINH.
Tim -1filni opaia of th four
((trilh Annual Mualr faallviil of th
llyacka clul' hunk luat iiIkIu In
i-nnwonilfiii hall lv the- Hcuttl Oraml
Oncru romiMUiy I'lircliil'a "I.u H'-i
)iiii" lialiiK Klvcn III an iil'lit milli
ner. Mailwmti Mmy MuiiUi-IHm auim
Ilia tola of '.Muni" with liiflnll
charm, liar beautiful coloratura
voloa Klvlnpc Juil Hi" patlioa ilfntrnd.
Orvllln llarrnld aa "llinlnlfo" wan
iro-otiiliiMitly III" alar "f Hi" oven
Ini. Hlvlnir Tulaa Ilia opportunity of
lIstanlnK lo n ttitiMxilfUfiit tenor who
itni miitlr fervor, fltu) 'Veii
olyla nnil ilnMlnK li'Kli tunoa wlilrh!
liroiiBht lilni an ovation In wlilrh
Mnilnriin Hn tiilclltin ahiireil honora i
I, vlo do In llohemo" wna created ,
In nn iitinoHphrre, miIIhk "nd rf
lliniDH hi'lim In attune. Tim rjnrrel
whnro ihn four frlonrlH, "llinlnlfo,"
"Mnrcer (Mllln flirnl. "Cllltiie"
(fllovvlnl MurllniO, "Hcliuumiril" ,
(Miirln Laurentl). lived offered u
nclllnif for tlin flrxt anil Iimt hi la.
l'ho aennnd wna atuilent'a cafe, nnd
the ihlril n city rule of I'nrla. Th
Iiiliinliuil character are tho four
friend mentioned, "Mlml," n Incn or
flower maker, anil Miinctln (lltllli
Jllllnr), a Kay flirt. The entire inu
aloal aeore, t voil known, wna aat
Infylntr. Tho orchestra rendered lltn
lovely Mlml" inotlf, which threaded
tlin entire oierii with lla ImiintliKT,
willful strains.
Mr. Ilarrnlil aitnir with much mnp
nlflretifin the iirluif, "llnccnnto (II ltn
rtolfo," "O annvn fanrlullu" ("Thou
flweeloal Malilen"). nml tho twn arlUN
In the ihlnl net, "Mlml tho here" nml
"Colil-henrleil Mlml." Madame Hun
rlcllus ileaerveil the ovation nxtemleil
her thrniiKhniit, capcclally In ' Ail
din" nml "Kniewnll, Hwcot Ixivo."
"Cnlllne," who Kne to pawn Ills eont
lo liny nourishment for "Mlml" na
she lav III. nnd who aeldnm obtalna
apcclul innntlnn, wan given intieh up
pretention for IiIh "Coat Hong." The
clinrtni wnaa muiinlflcenl nnd their
enaeiuhla wnrli In thla beautiful op
era proved nno C tho special feu
lurca.
Tho nildlence of pint nlnht rivalled
that of thn nlsht liefnrn nml wiih
Just aa nppreclntlve, Klvlnit l)m atom
n h wid'tndld rt reeeptlnn na they In
"Lit Tonen" on Monday nlKlit. Mr.
Bcottl vnn a Kiol of Mr ami Mm.
Kdwln It. I'orry Inat evenlmt. Hn
prnlaeH Tulajk for Iim mtiHlcnl appro
olntlon nml Una expreaacd u wIhIi tn
coinu iiRnln next acnaon.
ni:.i,i:its oitosi; cjuaik tax
rnMKnl of Tn l'or Soldlrra llonrfli
VlKorntiMy AkkuIIi iI
WAHHINtlTON. May 18 A Inx
on deala In itniln futures, proponeil
In connection with aoldler relief )eK
lalntlon would dlarupt the Rruln mar.
ket, repreauntntlvea of thn Chlennn
hoard of trado and thn Mlnnmipolla
chumher of commernn told the hnuao
wnya and iiiujiiih committee. Cim
illllotiM In the twilii trndo, they anld,
would reaeinbla tlioo now exlatlnn
na to tho country's angar atijiply.
Just Like New
"Whnt'a thnt, n. picture
of a now house?"
"No, sir, just n snapshot
of my old home nfter it
was pninted with Sewall'a
chemically pure paint."
HARDWARE
Phono
Cedar
500
Madison
nnd Hodge
Streets
WANTED
TO FINANCE
A dividend nnvlni? lmlnutrlal
lirimoHltlnll lh.it nnmli r,mK
ruaii iiir exienmnii purpoKeal
uai una lao or llldro Kloclt
holdem In OiIh nr m Mfi aK
M'ntea, Must le uhlo to atanrt
eiricient inveaiiKailon, U'fer
cniea exchonced, all replies
strictly confidential ii?x
JOU-U, Tulaa World,
Car Htm Pont to Wafr
War for Stale Honor a
tn MvntbcrHhip Drive,
1'i l'ii mlni'd th.it 'I ua a n rord i
lor p.uriotiMii iiuiliik iiu viir
i hn II hn nmllitnlned In , m e na
well, orfl'-eri and mew nor or Jne
C.'nraon idkt of tho Ametlran aH
Ion ate risking every effort lo
lead the eiitlte aUle In the Ualun
iiienihaahti rampalKiia whluli will
ho la m IK hod over thn (Wintry
1'hiiradn v
TuIk ' ni rnlii f ahlii iiiiitu Ik 3,
70. On hr tolls at preaant nra
i..'iU i.i'kixli llteuitx-ia Whull
niDiiiiH I Iim i frirami imat la n
iniin'M aire nh nlland or Mar iIiiiIiik
the Hirer laya which Ilia mm
IlilKftn laat.
Krlt den llnfrinau nf okln
liniiin Cll, nnd lloinre II IIm.iii.
Male ri.'nmiifiilat'. will pi-aawnl
heiiullfilt elntid of rolnra til tl e
post which limkaa the heat h iwlim
in Hi at ite durlnn the drive
Quotea liavn htan apporiloned an
llrii the aniiiller iioala H1 havo
nn ciml thani-e In win III' lioun-a
Willi ih ,,f Immr it'laa At
preaeut thn Till an pnal la tint lrif-
.ii inhMt xlilp liunllih will lie
liiHlntnliii'd at the Mutietmllk Hnr
mid at the V. M ('. A. 'Iur!ti he
ilrlte heie it H annniiiiced I lal
nlKht.
IIcmIivi '.liiiilni l(-Hirt.
NHW YtlltK, May IS llenrv
MorRenthiiu. former Ifnllad Hlatea
amlinaaiidnr tn Turkey today dnnled
ronnei'tlnn wiih .Iniuuli ri'imrteil
under lineal In Mom "W or HIM. iiu
Zlulllat n)i,emrlit I jirn ii'i' i
limlat ami mvir ha'e hern in
he Mil'l Their n.r li Hn s H.II..I
hn aome tnlalitki
MARQUIS AND UPP
SCHOOL VOTE
Small Vote Cant in Hoard
of Education Election
Three Candidates.
W. A. l a njiiln and Orra i; l.pi
woro elected memhera of ih" Tulaa
achool lionrd na Die renuli of the
a-hool eleilinn held here yesterday
L'pp will ha known na dlreitnr No I
ami Mantilla aa director No. 7 l.ueh
peraon will erv for .n Inrn of
threa yaara.
Mr t'py wsa nlertod without op
position, Ilia total vote helm; re
ported at ink Mnriitla and Hay
fallows were oppnslUK candldutea
for dlractur No T, the vote raat for
tlia anrreiwful e.indldate lifltiK 234
ami that for hla opponent 67 Kel
Inwa la a member of Dim preaent
hoard having- aarved for aevernl
ara.
Hut tittle Intereat wna manlfeated
tn the eleetlnn na la ahown hy tho
small total ote uuat.
I'rlncliial Kllli Nlf. I
AHA, Okln, May 18. M. Ilale.l
prlneliial of the Mill r'icek aihonla
near here, criminllted auliidn hy
ahmitiuK hlmaelf with n ahntiiiiti luat'
nlKht n had elKtii'd up a a prlnol I
uil of the lloff ar hoola for next enr
i ri 1 wiih lo In a inemlirr of thn far
'ii'y of I hi Central normal ai hool 1
fiii' i he i i iiiiK nummer term Tho
I' I vn( he ernt to (oalcaln for.
hiirlnl,
the nearest nnd moat beautiful National Park,
a vacation paradise, only four hours by auto, or
rail and auto from DENVER the GATEWAY
to the scenic mountain wonderland of the world.
Let us help you plan tt day, a week or a month's vacation
onjoylnfc Kooky Mountain National Park, Mesn Verdo
National Park, Denver's Picturesque Mountain Parks, Platte
Canon, Boar Creek Canon, Boulder Canon, Turkey Crook
Canon, Georgetown Loop, Moffat Raid Trip, and many other
short camping, fishing und motoring trips in Colorado.
REDUCED FARES TO COLORADO
Denver has opened a now $350,000 free auto enmp and has
ample hotel accommodations with 400 mountain rosorts and
plenty of summor cottages at prices to fit any pocketbook.
WRITE FOR. FREE BOOKLET
that tolls whoro to go, what to seo and how to enjoy Colorado.
BRANCH UUKKAUS. Chkio, St. Loun. Kiniu City ind Colorado Sprint
lT6l7lh Si
knn. Coin.
we could induce everyone
who wanted a Phonograph to
listen to The New Edison, no
other kind would ever he' soldi
THE New Edison is so immeasurnbly superior
to wry other instrument that there's no
room for argument Wc believo that tho only
reiascn anyone ever buys any other kind is bo
cnuso they never happened to hear
. EDISON
"The Phonasrafih with a Soul"
Other tlavlcaa merely lmlttm;
thli wol.dcidil (iiMiument Kr
Cr(B. No huiimn car can
datcct a aliade of distinction be
tween an artlat's living volca and
a Ke-Creullon of it on tha New
IWIjoii.
Ttiii ia a atartllnK aataitlun but
It hua been proved moia than
1500 tlnira by tho famous tone
uata in which the attlata sane in
ditact comparison with tha In
atrument. Mora than 2,000,000
people hava attended theso tone
Uitaj more Uian 1300 nawaparMi
crlttcaj hvo rpoitett them. And
tho verdict wna unanimous) art
Ut and InMruinent wet india
tingii.ititila. Call at our atore and satisfy
youiaalf about the Naw ICdlioru
Kdlftiin R Crttont fttiouM not ba
IUjrrU iiil cannot ba lUaU prctrlir
on any other Instrument, If thejr could
ba, tha ruaniilMCiuraia who k to
pruAtbrMr. KJIaon' reefarch work
would b able to inaaa tone teat com-
parleone, euch aawabava
inailewtlhllia Nrw Krilaon ,
batora two luUllon rouele
Imera.
Phonogw
11013
. .... It
nasi a I 1 in I arer
ADIOS Goodbye) SALE
NOW
IN
FULL BLAST
$100,000 Stock Must
Be Cleared
If you haven't yet got your share of these wonderful bargains act get them today
READY-TO-WEAR
jT?ri uZ.ICN
v . mv sfff ia
I I 1 HiA 1)T 1 M 'Sr. o7
Voile Dresses, tlcsijjnfi (Jn (0
that will plt'iise you , . . P t .tO
OrKfindic Drosses, wliites nnd col
ors, wonderful values JJ 98
Snort Dresses, ninks unci hlttns
ttX r1 with white i tCt
skirUs tPllaiO
GeorKctle and Taffetas, Charmouse
and Satins, priced
$13.98, $16.98,
$19.98
Gingham Dresses, good styles and
pretty pat
terns r
Gingham Dresses, morning glories
and good
ones
$3.98
$4.98
House Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
One lot of Aprons, many pretty
patterns, Tt A Q
choice tpJ-ejTcO
One lot Aprons, per- AO
calcs and ginghams iPAaiO
A large assortment of morning
glory Aprons in fast colors and
wonderful &fy fZfi
designs i)&0j
Tulsa made. Aprons, wonderful
patterns and
designs
$2.98
Blouses
One lot Wash AQ
Waists ' VOL
Georgette Waists tfQ Qpr
very pretty patterns 4)fJt7tl
Middy Blouses, children's and
misses', a largo lot, (J- Of?
to clean up, $1.GJ) to
Sweaters, one lot of children's
and ladies' slip-over QQ
sweaters, choice... VTCatO
Boudoir Caps, special OQ
offering at (59c and. . . . Jut
Camisoles, wonder- QA
ful values at pXaOi
$40,000 (T
Stock of
SHOES
to be Closed
Out
iS!Z)
Ladies' and men's Champion
Kids, white, per 98 C
Children's strap san- QQ
dais, small sizes Jul
One table low cuts, QQ
small sizes tPXaaJO
$7.85 Baby Louis heel pump
in patent, black and white kid,
gray, brown and black kid ox
fords, high or low. heel, also
two-eyelet tie putent and
kid pumps, full Louis heels,
dull kid beaded (Jr7 QK
pumps, all u) I mOO
All $0.85 Patent and kid
pumps, brown and black ox
fords, high and low heels, also
!lTkl,,.l... $6.85
$'1.1)5 l'umps and oxfords,
blacks and browns, broken
sizes but all sizes (f A (r
here iHaUe
$8.85 The best in ankle ties,
two-eyelet French and long
vamps, kids in black, brown
r'. $8.85
Ladies' comfort black kid ox
fordfl,. flexible soles & A A Q
and rubber heels. . VTCarO
Radical Reductions in
All Children's Low
Cuts
House Shoes, felts with heels
or soft leather (T-j QQ
soles . . . . tpXacO
Boudoir Slippers, good ones,
c:': -..$1.98
Ladies' one-strap (p-j QQ
comfort Slippers. . . tpXaaJO
Quilted Satin Bou- (tfj qq
doirs, all colors. . &iQ
Ballet Slippers, (Trt rn
white and black. . . tD-UaDU
Indian Moccasins, men's, wom
en's and children's; (T- op
upward from iPJLa-ut)
Women's tan Q-t
Sandals Jpl.OaJ
$10,000" Stock of
Millinery Must Go
Hats l3 Off
Hats $1.98
JUST ARRIVED
1,000 sample hats including all the newest mid-summer
novelties. The purchasing of Mrs. Graff's bankrupt stock
enables us to sell hats during our Adios Sale at practi
cally youv own price no hat reserved all go at radical
reductions.
Harlow's Millinery department is known throughout tho city,
especially by ladies who appreciate individuality and style at
economical prices.
In the Harlow, stock wc offer any flower AQ
in the house at OiJC
PLUMES AT ONE-HALF PRICE
Hats. $3.98
All 'slides and
prices on
Kid's Flats
Hats $2.98
Pretty Silks and
. .Piece Goods
SILKS
Georgette Crepe, all colors, 40
inches wide, good Qcy A Q
quality, per yard. . P-iatO
Crepe de Chine, all colors, 10
inches wide, good (J0 A Q
quality, per yard. .
Satins, all colors; d0 AH
per yard tp.f&O
Taffetas, solid A Q
colors Pw4rO
Plaid in Taffetas J- QQ
and Messalincs ... tPXaiO
Crepe Shirtings, QQ
good patterns .... J) Ot7
35c
35c
WASH GOODS
IMpo Muiilin,
per yard
All Hope la tho fame.
3fi-Inch 1'crcatcn, sood
p.mcrna, per yaul
KiiKllsh l.imn Cloth, 36 Inches wide,
Hood iiiiality; QK
per yard fjOC
3fi-Inch Chained, north QC-
ir ore, per yard fjOC
Curtain yerini ami Alarnuiscttes, some y
excellent valuea at Kfi
per yard DUC
Cellic .Muslin, a Qfin
Knoil ono fjlIC
Hob.1 Muslin, very soft
ftnWh, per yard
(tnKhani, p
cheeks 4DC
Cliambr.iy. nil a p
solid colors 4DC
..33c
Miscellaneous Articles
Rompers, one lot
carried over . . . .
,98c
Boys' Wash Suits QQ
are worth double ipJLatJO
$1.25
Boys' Blue
Blouses ,
Bathing Suits, all must go.
Children's one-piece,
upward from I DC
Ladies' Suits,
upward from .
Men's Suits,
upward from .
$1.50
$1.50
$3.50
$3.98
Skirts, White Wash Skirts,
special ofterings,
$2.1)8 and
Silk Poplin
Skirts
Barber Towels, (U -4 t(
per dozen 4I.U
Huck Towels, a (Tt rff
good one tP.tD
Crochet Bed Spreads, just a
lew lott
at
Sheets, 72x90,
seamed
$2".50
.$1.48
Harlow
205 SOUTH MAIN
Brokerage Go.
WHERE EVERYBODY TRADES
205 SOUTH MAIN
7 EXCLUSIVE EOISOH'STORES
10 West Fifth St. Oaage 595

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