The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 21, 1920, Final Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920
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EXTEND FEDERAL
PROBE OF PRICES
Gnrvun Says Government
. Is Fast Pushing
Campaign.
DENIES "PATRIOTISM"
. n tl C,.,u
, 1 UltHM lllllivwiii"- ........
in Dincuiwlng Motive Ho
hind Curtailment.
roNTIM BI N PA1B ONK
sarlly reflected in their aulea i
'ttra' aaant eonmniere
Meanwhile the wave "1 prl'c nit
tlnjr nv department etoree and other
rmitlmted In Nprend tiff The prln.
elpl reduction arc In emthlnK nnd
nhoee, with ciiu from IR per r.nt up
t a hlKtl TO per rent irt one in
stance. The banUera' war on hlRh nrb'ea. I
declared t 111 hehet of the federal '
tpnrvp hoard today hrnnKlii unn'tifr
whvk of 1lulitnlin In the rmiritlaa
nmrket.
f t'rlmnrlly liirturixl tiv the rnuntry
Wide atrlnt(oiit credit condition thl
wnvn enimil runny e'orka nnil bond
Jo full to till lower limitation for
Ihe current mnvrmrnt
Support of h mit tn nt in ! rhiri ter
wn forthcoming however nml tnr
Knln hunter were active in Ihr more
popular laetioa. An n r-iltl prlrea
rallied before the done I.lhfit
lityid imd Vlrtorlc not nlmrlnn
largely In the rcrnverv
Prominent honhor and hrnkfin
Inclined to tefer to Ihr prlre 'iitiniK
movement iih "n form of hvatiili.
ncverthetee declared miIiich of ni.inv
elnnditrd railroad nnd ind'iMrial .
hnvn In no decree heen Itnpatrrd by
Die blither rate for motn'v Thev
iineertrd on the rontrury. ilint rep
refentnllve eerurltlc wete placed on
n founilrr fnnndntlon by Ihe notion
of thn federal rrecrvc board nnd
bnnka nctlnff In conjunction with
(lint body
. Prom every roapnnalbl (iilthorltv
pnme Aaaurnnre Hint hnalr finnn
Cl.il condlllnnfi nil over the rnuntry i
offrr no nrraalon for apprehension 1
In the word of a leading financier I
the prraent movement In largely In 1
thn nature of n "ncrenwiry ndjimt
ment of vnlura, Incltidlni; commrr
win nnd Industrial Inventorlra,"
WARItlNnTON. Mny 20 -HcRard.
ima of thn nprrndltiR wave of price
reduction, AMlntnnt Attorney den
Jrnl nnrvim nnnounrp,) tonlBlil Hint
the Rovernmrnt'n rfforts nt huntlim
down prof iterrliiK morhnntn
throiiith InveMlnallon of prnfltti mndo
Vy Indlvldunl tilorrn hnd hren ex
tfndrd In mnro thnn n nooro of cltlen,
Tnctlrn employed by tho "(ivlnn
eilimdrnn" of thn dopnrtinent In New
ork were helntr employed, he mild,
In tho liiraer rltlen from count to
count.
V,")1'. Mr. Onrvnn derlnrrd he wnn
Rrntlfleil nt the prim drop reported
In nrnrly every community he did
not believe, the department "1
nerved too much of the credit." nnd
no would not endnrun clnlms ot'nomo
mercniintH fin.t n... .......
oy nntrlnllr- motive
A "Thnt ntuff In (he purest bun
frome. Air. Onrvnn nnld. "If they
.nro imlrlotlo. where wrm their pn
Urlotlsm a yeur nco when prlcei
h-L if0'1? nru1 tncl-
moro njid more money," '
hi'1rr.' !,r,,,t,-', thlnrpt re.pont.l
fr V.'1" "'"""T of mcrchuntn to
rlJ tnnt prlcrn: thn mn-u-. i. ..
CeiiHitH F inures
WAHIIINHTON. Mny 10
fl(ture nnnounced todny folluwt i
Ixnver, f'olo , SArt.ar,f), lm re:ie, t.- .
h, or 2n per ent.
Tmomii, Wr 98,S, InTfiiHi,
M il'i, or IM prr cent.
New Umdop, Conn.. iM,
crenne ,oafl. nr Xlt.l per ont
Kllrnheth. N .1 . DA.flBI. In'-reste,
2'.' 27d lit .10 H MM l er
rnnlewood. ,1 , 1I,I7, lnereile.
l.J. or 17 I per eefll
Murfleld N .( 1)111, lnrrene,
9 I fill, or J"! C per cent.
MUST RELEASE AMERICANS
1 1 ii nun r In ii OmitiiiiiilMn Out (in to
HuoaIii Only on Hun Ciiiiillllon
WAMIIINOTON. Mny 20 -Hun-Knrlnn
r ninmiinlnln held by ill" Aim
trlKn nuthorlili'e iniii not ho trnnn
(erred to ItuMIn without the reilp
roml relmiae of nil American now
detnlrted In joviet ItiiMln. the rte
piiriuient .if nlnle iodv Informed
Hie Arnerlrin ' 'iininlil"in i In
Vlennn
The vlewn t Ihl" Kovernmen'
Itrtl Fork lion Drowns
While Wudinn in Pond
With Two PlnymaicH
linn I'OIIK Mhv 20 Oi r
1 1 obi neon. Ji , II em-old ion of
J et Itnhlnnon. I'khI i?nrte pro
prietor, wn drowned In pond
thre mile north of here Tuesday
even'n while In wlinmln with
two plnyniHtee, it v learned to
day The boy a liody remained un
der wntrr all nUht Tueaday nlht '
(i tut wna removed WeXneadny
inornlnff only nftei the water had
been pumped out of the pond. The
boye wtidHt alonK the ede of the
pond, .lenae, Jr , lendina. when thn
Itnbliiaon boy atruek a ' aleji off,"
plulInK into water 14 feel deep.
th' iilnym.itivi naid lie drowned
before the other 'ould roma to
lb reacii, It waa Mated
Kerretary Colby announrad, are In
iM-rird wlih thoee of other novern-rn.-nie
on th- tihji t f,f Mie pro-fi'iic-d
rMiiriah' m ''ttf tt ' he llun
Riiiiiti oin tun 'i pl in ItueM b lh
i C " in t?" ' 1 iiok ii'
country
inir nriirif.K -v
.Inn ViU : . Vi "'". peopio auw
i L..V Vr . ,r '""'"fnir oomlnsr,
,1 any thnt fow, f any. of tho iner
.elm n wero euro the d.mrtm ent
irln T.1"8 1,01 ''" "'"'' It Imt I
They tnply haw tho llKhl." y
.the n're'n?','. "nl" ",0 W0,nn "!
he nrM of tho country hnd forn,...
. ... ni continue iih rnplly nrt
It now nppeurn, Mr. Onrvnn .1,1 bn
w In wiiiMi f .nJLr'" """nn imd
Hut. )u. exnliitiipii
,s?LbrrrMHi '
. .Mr. Onrvnn anld there wnn n "vcrv
ial nnanrVrn,ie
wlilch. he k.iIiI ui. .,
nullify ?frrl. j? brlnRrtowA' prlre"
r i. .Mm um i muu, i- onk nnd Nklrt
Mimufitcturern' maorlntton. Mr On"
ii Mini, iiiki urn-red. thnt "nklriK
"7 ,r run nnd
winter, nnd lm im.i ii
Mnte clmhniep of women nrtlvlllea
Jn the price re luctlou cnmiuisn utt
:lnB them td MU-k toBolher t.T defeat
nl""i iiiiiii.
nepnrtinent .ikciiIh nre worltlnir on
bnoltN of numerouu lnri ,..,..,.
turlnff plann, Kcoklnjj ovldvuce hh to
pl7!. "c,rt,r,H''-' " Mr. Onrinn, who
,iu uic iiivemiBMllou would bo ex
tended rnrldly nnd ulcus broml
lim's,
'.,T,1", .nc'Jon of ,hn l"n'ern who
bleilKed thrms.lTM nt a ronferenm
.-hero Tuem'av to reatrlct loims nnd
compel lbHldntlnn of "frnnen crcd
' W", ;v" ""In in have n mnit bene.
fji'lnjjfe-t Mr nmvnn bellved
C.L.&. FABRICS
Tltc C. L. & D. Summer Suit in not
nlono the rcco&nizcd stylo nnncr.t
for tho hot days, but it presents oy
clusivo wonves, delightfully udnptud
to Summer wcni".
"reczwevq" is ono of them "Flnn
nclyto" nnothor both distinctive,
very li&ht in voiht, veiy smart in
shade nnd design. For thu C. L. & B.
feroup of Summer Suit Mukers nims
not only nt producing the best there
is in lightweight clothes for men, but
to offer them m the widest nnd sanest
selection of mnteriuls that blend with
bot dnys.
Tho C. L. & B. label promises you n
quality Summer fabric and nn ex
ceptional exnmplo of fcood tailoring.
1'olHnh to fiu.l tlio C.L.&U.
clothier writo u. ,
The time has come for men to join
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Who Kuj-s
Campbell's I
MERIT BREAD
Ucst Food the Grocer Sella j
v-Most Economical, Too
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FHE one best finish for Kitchen
walls, woodwork or furniture
has proven to be DEVOE
ENAMEL Unaffected by grease
or dirt -easy to apply and easy
to clean.
Tulsa Decorating Co.
SI'J South lloiihlcr
TL'I.S., OKLA.
THESE occasional hot days we're having are forerunners of the heated season that will be here
before you know it. The sensible thing to do is to come now and take out your membership in
the KOOL KLAD KLAN. The benefits far outweigh the cost and they're lasting benefits too. You
get style, good appearance, comfort and service out of any suit you choose and you pay as little as
.$20 if you like.
Palm Beach Suits
are "Official" attire
lfOST members of the K. K. K. choose
iyj-Pcilm Beach suits for their Official Re
galia. You'll find our stocks larger this year
than ever before. You'll find thef abrics and
the colorings better, handsomer and of a
wider variety than ever. There's hardly a
model or color you can mention that isn't in
cluded in the assortment.
C INGLE or double breasters in one, two
and three button effects with new ideas
in pockets, lapels and sleeves. Some in
belted effects. Handsome new grays, sand,
tan, green, and brown shades. Sizes for men
of every build at
$20 and up
Latest straws
THE best of the 1920 styles in Straw Hats arc
in our windows now. So many new braids,
new shapes and new ideas that you'll have to see
the hats" to realize their beauty. Yachts, soft
straws and Panamas both bleached and natural
cream colors. Ejomc at $5, others up to $20.
Summer oxfords
THERE must be some very good reasons why
men who once wear Edwin Clapp Oxfords
won't have others at any price. Reasons that have
to do with their unapproached style, exact fit and
long service. This is Clapp headquarters and all
the new styles and leathers are ready now. English,
modified English, straight and combination lasts
at ?t8 up. Others $12.50 up.
Summer underwear
YOU can safely put your summer underwear problems
up to us, for we have every good kind of underwear
for summer, nnd other seasons too. Mansco,"B. V. f).,
Wilson Bros.' and others in knitted or woven fabrics of
splendid quality. All styles, including special models for
men of unusual'build. 1.50 up.
New silk shirts
NOW that your vest will be laid away until fall you'll need
eotne of these beautiful new Silk Shirts to be well
dressed. And they certainly are beauties. Fine Jerseys, Peau
de Empire crepes, broadcloths and fibres. Half a hundred
different pattern effects and plain white. Some with collars
attached. Manhattan made most of .them nnd you know what
that means in quality and making. $11.50 up.
Washable ties
TpO GO with the new summer suits and shirts these late
A ideas in wash neckwear arc just thn thing. Four-in-hands,
bat wing and other shapes. Fine madras, crepe, silk, satin
and other washable materials in plain, figured nnd striped pat
terns at 50c up.
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