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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1920
SECTION B.
THOMPSON MEN
ORGANIZE WING
Supporter! f Chicago'.
Mayor Call Selves
"Pro-Americans."
LIKE HARDING STAND
lUpubliean "Wing" Inflorpor
nlcd; Opposes Kntangllni'
Alliances fur Nation,
Hl'ltlS'iil l I'.l.n iii. Iwn i
Purpose of the "pro American wing
of tna republteaa parte." laoorpatoa
,,,,(,, I., rl'MVIIMtUlM MIIIIIMII tf . llf
Jin.. i ii peon nf Chicago, afors
furOn pllfled tortlKtu Iii .i itAtt
m hi pt i ired by O, k. QlllMpta nf
I hlH i II v
Repeating Hi" "ill"' i mat 'ii" of'
gantsailon i "in revive iiw a itnTi -milium
nf 1 1. hi . Washington, 1 "
"in realel Hi" Mtl loss of oikiiii
vl Wealth," III" Halclnclit anya II
Mniiila fur III" things espressos bf
Senator Harding in hi" prealdenllal
pplniar) campaign la Obis These
sic steep
"KHp America for American Mi
avui.i (BUnfllni alliances.
"Psvars ii return in ninMi.it luiifl
nc" condition! mil ii H'iuiiI" deal.
"Kavors mflR-llon "f expenses "f
Km ti nun ni operation
"I opposed iii DbmpbUofy mill
til I Ii iiiiIiik fur the ttllt ll nf th"
111 ml
opposed In Hi" cat.ililliihincnt
in tin" country nf iii" Buropean eya-
tl'lll nf ( 1 1 IIHIT I ll i ill 111 llllISS nf
peace.'
ii purl cnriumi of AlbMb,
NI'.W fORK, .lull" 111 A i.iiload
nf nil' in. Mat"') ax undesirables and
nurrlilala r !' I rrnlml finm
0"'K"ii. California, Idaho ami nn
Mb. were deported mi outgoing vea
seN Imtiiy.
NEW SECRETARY ARRIVES
ifi itMM t,t tr Du rtwlki Ipfrtovrd
bj rstfit' t OMBHtlfff
At th roRiilar monthly netting of
On NinfK nminltt-, wlii' ti v b) hfld
r rtdftV ut th' TulM v M C a ih
lC-l0fl Of T M I 'rhiir.i- m MAt
m-i r i t it v wt it ipruM 1 Mi Inn
i h tk' i 'i it. in hit tnn Mtl noli C
M WHIM, at Willi rnnnf I' 'I with
Mir Mate Y. M C. A. nf HllflOM. Hl
romi km Mr Iifrhnkf n jifus.rt.ifit
Hoth M-atl huAfi hurt Ion MpOfiOflCI
In Y. M C A worh And bolh wrri
t OVirNU ilnrlriK Hit war.
Thr hnrljt'M for the rrinnlri'l'-r of
thi ir Ka ftpprntta l Frlrwy I
rnr--t)nit C 0 Robart of OhlnhORIfl
i itv rMlrmAn of iho nifti-i nommll
loo, orooldOb ,it Mi' nooilitfl Thnft
wpii roprooonUiilvoa proootil IVom
Rortloovlllo, OMohomi m, Mnlhrtr
ihhI ward, 1 mi t on , M link no m und
M' A loot 01 Th1 iff 1 1 nn mboro 'f
1 1 id . im mi ItlOO a r II ' ' i ii'll. U
W Omnt, K It llualun firnl l. K.
BonnoU
BOYS IN CAMP ARE WELL
flu I profMrOtlOflO hivr l-"'n rnti'l
in iom Nirt f.f I horn. Tho rosuloi
' II III '1h tpllllf- Will lift Ml I Hit 11 III- 'I
Hint violton win hivi on oppoftvflltif
lo a ' how I h' oomp Ik condnotod
l'n.r'-iil nr frlttldl "f III lova om
coH lolly invlfi fl im iflt 'Ik- ' Omi
a ppftobit motion piotvn moehlfi
I?' OOlflg Nrnl Im th unip to t ' UOf-l
Foi ni' rtoJnmont
WANTS HIS COMMISSION
i'Y lh- Tidal rmnpany It" anva hla
"'immiaal'in la ih" PPJIOUPl aak"'l Ifl
thr rail and thai thr Oklalioma BOW'
Pny la prftnarlly liahla for th' aum,
n1 thai th" Tidal BPmpaWi ' alio
ll'ilil na pbfchMtt nf iha propaf
SAY THEY RETURNED MONEY
1 :
"talaphona llila fullnw" If Hi" fnOBjy I
. it nnt In Uiwd'.n a Man
Tin aday.
M ' I 111'HiiI
i 1 1 ii 1 1 1 I ' I'M:
Ml
n
linn' iiiu AppHJlaa ii mi MiIk Hard
Murk fur OOMMMbSPy
A li'lt'Hiam PbObRajd Hiilurdav
frum n h Barkholdar, in ohargi nf
lh" Y M I ' A linya" ramp nl Tbhh
iin.'ih. itatafl thai all lha in:! bnyi
In tamp urr In annd tienllh and Hint
Ihi'rr havn lirrn mi aoeldanta nf nnv
ponaaquapoa. RitnpdM thi boya an
rbyad a Ida lifaaura hunt mid hlk"
In whli'h lh"' rnaaa'd In wind-
BnH Hitidv. Thay art abjoylbp, vary
miii h Hi" li'i it i ii k and awimmlna and
Ibfaa Imya hava ln.ri awardi'd a
api'i-lul rump tnrilnl
Th" Imva BbPa Ida apprilica, and
auppUaa in nvral ni tha atorai bavi
baan pfPfltlealty bop phi nut a
numtipr of am at" urn appaotad from
Tlllaa. Hilllll'liiv and Hundiiv Hu
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff
Thi-rr ia inn' aun- whv that navar
faitn in rapiova dppdruff eomplataty
ami Ilia) la la dMPOlV II tntlnly
Tn dn thin, Junl ml iihuul lobr
iillmia nf plain, oidin.ii) llijuld nr
vim, apply ii ut niph ifhan rbUrlPR!
ua enough tn RiobMsn tin' aralp and
Kb It III C"iill wllh tha flnpnr
tips.
1 1 mnrnlliK. Ilinal If not all, of
your dandruff will Pn K"nf, imil
thr ir four MOTP Spplloatloni will
ooraplataJy diaeulvp and rnilnly d"
Plvoy "Vary alnalr a'an ami trtu-" of
a, mi BMttPf liw mm h ilnmlriitr
yuu may hava.
Vim will fin I . tn", 'hat all ItOblni
allil illKKlUK "f th" Mialp will itOp In
atuntly, ami Jfour liali will b fulffy,
lustrous, alooaay, allky ami soft, and
iopk ami f""l a hiimliid lumn lattor.
,TPU inn k"' IHUld arvun al any
ilrua alnra. It la InPPpPIIPlPP, and
fnur Punt ra la all you will na"d
Thia alnipls rantady hua m'var baan
I nn Iii fall Adv.
Rockford College
Non-Hiv tartan
I ..nn, I. ,1 IN 17
FOR THE EDUCATION
OF THE INDIVIDUAL
A atamlard mndnm Mhprbl Arta
colli. Ka for imidai n w-ni' ii. K
part faculty nf forty.
Htrnnp A It. and II. H nourpaa
In Bnatlah. modarn lanpuapaa,
olajslop, history, philosophy n. i
sncaS, ani lai and poflilcal arj
.iic,-n all tauaht In thplr rata
tlmi to Ufa ami Im problems
ppaolsl BOttfSOS In ptuslo, Art,
Kduratlon, Hum' lOromiml. a.
oala) Work, laaillnp to do
rr. I M
Isadora aqiilpmnnt. New nwlm
lii III k POOji Alhlnlli-n. Int...
Ins and whnlatumr aorlal llfu.
Si nil for C'alnloa
Wm.
A. Maddox,
President
Ph. D.,
4t Colli-pn Ayr., Ilia kfnrd, III
nury II I Shunt I'oili II III
PSMPH Mi Had "IllPISkP "!'
OKMUllRM, ip in . IPOS l.
Mm PPWOlli WSSjrOi wlin OfffbOf I aay
wan PfPOtlolnS aa a "yi n I'. i ' dm
tor, h.h phot ami hllrol h' i " today I
Haii Arnold, pi ha wa arraatsd, I
. haia d wllh lh' klllini Is aid t"
l.av" i' Id Hi- pfflrtprS I." h"t Cnwall
haSSUaa th" lOtler had "hoodoon'I ' J
ina wile and hut Ihropjfl a "spall" I
OPhff hOf whl"h inuaad har d'-ifh I
MEAT INJURIOUS 1
TO THE KIDNEYS:
Take a Tablespoonful of
Salts If Hark Hurts
ot Bladder Mothers.
Wf irr ii nallnn of ma U piiIhh nn
our tiloM.I l ftiiod with uric Id,
nava a WOtl known authority, who
warna ua lu ha coriaiiintl on guard
aKttl'iMt ki'lnry trouhla.
Thn kidn'n do thi-lr utmnat to
fi Hi- blOOf of thla IrrHoIlng 0id,
luit bOOOIRi WMk from thi over
work, thOf (ft ahiKOiih. thf I'llnilno
UVO tlHMiiia itOfl and thua tho oniaif
In totolnod In tht hloud tu iulan tho
aniln fyntain.
WhOll your lldllOyi M9l4 and fral
I k i ItimpO of 1 004 ii nd wiii hsivt)
tJliaTlni iialtiN In Ihi haPk or tha
nine a ClOildy, full of m-dlinent, or
th bloddor la irrliahlc. ohllolng you
to Booh roll f durlnO ntfht; wlian
von have ai'veri' In adarh0, riarvnun
and dtOOy IpOlta, Rlai'jili'Rani-aH, a fid
atoinach or then ma i lam In IhmI
OOOlhar, ot from your fhn r maolt
ftOOUl four OUOOOg of plod Halt. takt
p lobloopoonful lu a Ktaaa of trotOT
hafurf hiakfaat rarh mnrnlno and
in a f w doyi your kldnya will act
flno Th i foinoUi aalta la mad"
from lllO OOld of prn oa and Iitiioii
hi loo, OOmblAOd With IUhla. and haa
DOOfl iiBtd for (OllorotlOM to flush
and OtlmulOtO rlongrd kldnrya, to
noUtfOllSO thr . . tn urlna so It la
HO Inngar a aoiirce of Irritation, thua
hdtni urinary and bluddrr dla
oidtra. Jad KalU la lm-xprnnlvo and OOnnOt
InJurO makna a dalirhtful affot'VOO
rnt if tnlO WOtor drink, and nobody
ran niAhti a niiatakf by taKi a llttla
I OoOOoloriOlly to kai-p tha kldnoya
clrau and artlv - Advt.
ia nnr Mr..k r I lalma 'tl -.'-i"i' -I
all' tl h' i r.mi nt.
Aii'-ainir inr Miin nr wmn,www i nww
dup iu riiininl'ipiiin t" -I. H'irod
for brlitKlno bout th aala Of oil
and Una H-aaeM vallli) at HJOO.OOn
Mint waa fllod in dimrlrt OOUrt rtO-I WA It It KNT V N', Va . Junr II
lordoy bv RorOfltf. a Iraa brOROr! monunifni trp thn mfrnory of '"
Hffuinat t h k lahoma PotfolOUm : John Hi nab ton Monhy, notd fnrr
ind OOOOlInt I 0fnP0)fiy and thr Tidal ,,f "Moai by a rannra" of lbs ciftfr d
: ClOOoUllO COm pORy. fra- army, waa UOYOllod hT t dav
I Rorond VtOtOi In hla potltlof thai Tht fund f-.r th- OfOPUOP of th"
i t h i ou k h hi ff.irts, h dlapou'd of ni'inum-nt Ineludod oofltrlOuilOlUI
, thi l00O0 for lh amount apf iflr-d, ' from all parts of lllo south ColOROl
j and thai th" propprttoO OTOrfl pur- Mfmby dUd on Memorial day four
' rhad from th' oh lo homo com pony ' yaora aaro
Qntfimrin nl Monro Rrttn in rtioi xBnuu i IVtoon,
Tli-y l.a' lrfwii I ool- Ha I WAflMlNOTON. JtWw
WV, LtOUW, .I'inc II NH OOld u nwnloto lofl ton:ifhl for Kan
trin and Roborl M Ifooro. dalofotoi proneloco to attsmi tha domoorotli
from Ht. Louis to the n-pubii .n na national convr-ntlon. Asais'ant gOO
f- wr :
crlvid 12 500 .if Jyiwdcti funds, M
day reiterated thny had ftPPII thai
money in unnamed parlli lo ra Dim nasjw neppji
lorn to l.uwilii, linn esprn ei ,i-akii I v;f ;T(iN. .Inn" 1 1 - Itepnrta
urprlac ut the alulrmen' Ian. nil laat
niKht by li U Kmaraon, who waa
l.owdin S CSrhPSlpn I mir. that
IV?';:. , "J , , silv ,'lorean l"Katlon here
nun .niiuni'in ..i-
i from Mexico f.'lty that tuilninlc
plaaue had mad'' itn appearance in
S ll, .iil.ir were
cnl"d Inday at the
riili-ntpi
tin- 6Sll
Hi Hurt
Hotel
Birchmorit
larifii ami I rivi PJPJ In'
Thirty mlnutea fnun luialner-a
center: one block from lake and
beaohea; '.tin block from nle-
ratod stsUeai Amprloaa plan;
excciii'iit euunne; mie to fivc
room raltos, aii irlth bath,
WM. F. SOMMERS,
MaiiiiK1 r.
I MbaiasjdfbPt. BWI atiaai. laasr.i. i Wmm W
miant, sar laierri-pa a wiib vsjia.
mmm u m. iiw rw. wrta .aoa.
MO Ink'. (h I.IUIr or lilfo
IppOOOOJ ''-"'I "lid ftPlllllfeTR. If I'm
i-hii huh )imi i in i trsuahl.
I HANK KI NM IIY, IriMtmrtor.
Krnnrd Mtilir fiwlemlr
Muusp Hall
Every Man's Suit
in the Store Ex
cept Blue Serges
Snappiest Styles in Town
SUIT SALE
READ PRICES
20 Off
Get $75 Suit for $60.00
Get $65 Suit fur $52.50
Get $60 Suit for $48.00
Get $50 Suit for $39.50
Buy On Payments
Make the reductions yourself
the original price tag is on every
suit cash or payments, the price
is the same.
tlatoly invites all men, married or single,
to open a confidential charge account nil
take advantage ot the extremely low
prices quoted. WELCOME I
At this sale are suits thut sold at $10.75,
186.00,
147.50,
860.00,
672.60,
185.00,
$:7.r.o,
660.00,
$ii'ro,
875.00,
Payments.
$27.5-0, 680.00, 188.60,
$40.00, $42.50, $45.00,
$52.50, $55.00, $57.50,
865.00, $67.50, $70. 00,
Take Off 20 7C. Buy on
X
X
X
X
x
x
5g:xXp
LYONS' SHOE STORE
Is a Mighty Important Footwear Event to the Public
For it means a good many dollars saved
Women's
Slipper.
I'umpH,
Colonials,
Oxfords
$4.85
Discontinued styles und small lots in
plain pumps, tongue pumps, Coloniul,
bier- oxfords, pluin and beaded straps
a ml sport pumps. Block kid, brown
kid, black buckskin, patent kid, all
sutin and patent and satin combina
tions. All styled of heeJs; welt and
turn soles, (rood shoes, priced with u
saving of 25 to BQ
lit pillar priced from $8
to $10. Sale price ....
$4.85
IJf AVE you joined the thrifty throng
who have benefited through the sub
stantial savings this timely sale affords.
If not, don't delay, for this sale closes Sat
urday, June 26 -There are but six more
days in which to take advantage of its of
ferings. You will find exceptional values in every
lot and price quoted. Every pair of high or
low shoes in the house shows a reduction
of If) to 25 per cent. The extra specials
are far helow the actual cost of replace
ment; in some lots as much as half price.
Women's T h e o
Ties, Eyelet Ties,
Tonjrue Pumps,
Instep Straps and
I. ace Oxfords
$6.85
The finest grades of leather, satins
and materials in these stylish shoes.
Fine black, rich brown and coinhina
tions, hand turned soles. Wi chert &
Gardiner, Kdwin (',. Hurt. Smaltz
Goodwin and John Kelly makes.
Not a pair sold for less
than $10 up to $15. Sale
price
$6.85
In this June Stock Reducing Sale you are
buying shoes at regular August sale offer
ings, giving you tbe advantage of two
months' extra wear. The newest styles und
highest qualities.
Drown moire allk rroaa strap pumps; ttrrn ' sola,
eoeaf pd Franrh heal, $14.50 value, & ' OA
aala price $1o.Zv
Illark auade Colonial pump, style aa above, laft
aide cut; hand turned sola, covered d? 1 O C C
Krench heel; SIT value, eale price eplvaOv
Illark suede tomrue pump; elaborate beading nn
lonaue; white kid lined; turned aole; high cov
ered heal: 111 value. Sale Oil i r
price $14.45
Itrown suede, black soede, and patent Instep
hand pumpa; turn aolea, covered Ixula Pin OP
heels; SIS value: sale price 1 J.OJ
Patent kid and plaaad kid eyelet tlea, one of thla
aeaaon'a hlsgeat aellere. high French Pin o
heels. I 10 value; sals price dl J.i.U
(ilaind kid, one-eye tongue pump; welt sole; high
i ..... leather heele. llt.OO value. $11 QC
Bala price i 1 l.jJ
Certainly White Shoes Are
Included in This Sale
All white kid, white Jnick, white cloth,
lace and button shoes; hifih heels, military
heels, Cuban heels at reduction sale prices
Women's 110 white ahora, In thla aulc e Qf
reduced to p I U 3
Women'a $12 white shoea: In thla a.it- dQ g
reduced to )"iQj
Women a 113 50 white Shoes j In this tf 1 Q J
sale reduced to vttlaOD
Women'a 115 while ahora, In thla sale Pi 1 nr
reduced to $ 1 k.,'j
Boys' and
Girls'
SHOES
Reduced
There never is a time when children have
too many shoes. While prices art at low
ebb you should have us lit the children in
several pairs of our good shots.
As Children'! shoes arc priced according tn size
It would take too much apace to enumerate each
ipa and price; so r are quoting UlB regular and
reduced prices.
All styles of 13.50 girls' shoes; t0 QC
sale price X -
All styles of 14.00 girls' ahoes, tf0 Ol"
SPia price pj.d
All styles of girls' 5.00 ahoes, OC
ante price apleaaJ
All atylia of 6.00 glrla' ahoes; fl OC
aula price sptaOtJ
All styles of $8.00 girls' shoes; J f
sale price )U'f J
All elylea nf $5 00 boys' ahoes; a t r
Salfl price i4. I J
All etylea of $6 50 boys' allocs; flip
sale prtre $JeUU
All atylea of $8.00 boya' ahoes; a f
aale price vO.tD
Women's $4 to $8
Strap Slippers
$2.95
Mara 2 to 4
110 pairs of women'e ona, two.
Ihree, four and flve-etrap, also
fanny cut-out strap and cross strap
Uppers; patent kid. dull kid. vlcl
kid. plain and headed, leather and
wood covered heals Why pay $4
and I for house stlppera when you
ran buy theee $4 to $1
Uppers for
No I irhangra, No Approvals.
No V. Q I)'s, No I'hont- Order.
$2.95
Boys and Girls'
Skuffer Oxfords
$2.65
Oleeonllnued at v I en and broken
psea nf boys' and girls' black und
lan calf and patent, button and
lace ozfords. Mary Jane straps and
Instep strap slippers, skuffer atylea
Rise I to 1. Regular prlcea $3.50
lo $6 00. Eale
price ,
No Kacluuigra
$2.65
No i.' i. in. i.
$.") Satin Slippers
$1.95
Women's blue, pink and white aatln
sllppern. wnod Cuban-Ia'uls and
Cuban heel; pon pon and bow
styles; regular values, $4 tfi 1 (p
leefu
and $5 Bale price
No i 1 1. 1 . . . -.
No m-funds
Men's $8 to $10
Shoes and Oxfords
$5.85
We have 140 pilre of men's lace
and button ahoea and oxfords, black
and brown vlcl kid, black and
brown calf skin, Kr.gltah. atralght
laat, hl-toe and combination my Irs,
sizes 6, tVk. , , 10. 1 0 Vk .
1, regular price $3. Or OC
$1.(0. $t. $10. Uala price $J,5)
Between
Rexall Drug Store and
Strand Theater
flb
115 South Main Street
Retween
First and Second
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
I
Look for Electric Sign
120 South Main St.
Near Second

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