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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 1020
6
LEGION PREPARES
FOR BIG MEETING
Joe Carson Post Lays
Plan for Entertaining
Men in September.
CHATFIELD ENDORSED;
Here's Roosevelt's Family
Will Bek charter Member
for Another Torm; Flan
Membership ( 'ampaign.
No palftS Of, tajMIMS will lc
((Mrt4 bf JOt '-arion pimt nf Tulaa.
thi AraorloM i" ti"i. in preparation
for the Unto rnnvrntlon to ho boM
hers POptOIBBOff 6 nl 7, wh"n Tulsa
will bt i"Ht to mora than l.flOO px
crvlco BOB nnl . ;. r-ii. a from
pOOlo throughout tho ntuti-. It WM
deeidod ni n lopion nootlne hold al
th muni'-ipiii auditorium Tharaday
nlBht.
111 addition to laying tontatlva
plan for rntrrtiilntiH'nt and pro
gram arranpofnanui th! pool rotas'
n unanimous ondoraomont of J. c.
Chatfleld. ehnrtar momboti n
,'thama da aftatroo of stata band
nuttier! to tuccotd blmoalt, Chat
(irld't ucrtaa, in the capacity of
nxiHtimt adjutant, m admlnlataring
th- nffulra of hln offli a hUVS been
romploto in dotal), it waa testified
by Horace H. Haean, stats corn-
, II d The post will top port Chat
Ni Id for the office.
Elaborate srrsngonionts win b
mart" 10 rare for delegates to tho
ronvtntlon, Committees hnvt ni
rtady ttartod work, a f,p, inr hi-
tt mpl will lo mnriV to OtOttfO tlr
services of ono of tiu regtmantai
bands at Port sin for tho oocaslon.
it ii probablo that rtatrvatlont for
;.n'l (U'loKntoa will ho made at ons of
th' TulanWtohtta sarnae. Bop tcoutt
Will prohahly moot the various
ti-alna. paaa out programs and ,11
rect ilr-hKntoa about tho city. Au-
lomoblloa win bo plaoardtd with in
vitations to IrKlonarlra to rMo atid
no effort will l.o tpartd to tnakn tho
convention Rurpaaa that of Okla
homa City.
I""i tho purpOOt of Htlmulatlntt
itfflon Interest a Mnokor and boxing
ehlhltlon la to ho nrranciil for tho
nltl'l of .inly t, tho ultimata aim
i H n; t" incroaoo membership above
tli.it of tho Oklahoma city 'post.
Oklahoma city now- teadt Tulsa in
numbtr of members by nhout no.
Tho iiiKh membership poHt awing,
the hoavtOOl Vote In tho atato run
vrnlton. PrOQOdlne and following tho
wmoker a campaign for more mSfn
btn win ho waged.
Poet pone Conference.
FOHT BMtTH, Ark., July 15.
Cnnforenoc bOtWOOn coal operators
tnd Official! of tho United Mine
Workers of America over tho strike
i f viio minora In tho Spadra. Ark.,
field, schi'dulod for today, waa pont-
posod until Friday morning, it waa
announced early tonight. No reason
for the delay was (riven.
Barrli Ftlee,
OKLAHOMA CITV. July is
Zach A. II.'! of BlaokWOll, demo
crat, filed late today as a candl
dii" for representative of the
Blghth district in eongroM to fin
t . brilXplrOd term of tho lato Re
prtttntaUVt Dick T. .Morgan. Ilar
tl.s i- also a candidate for roprc
Wntattvt from th- dlttrtcl foe the
!;:ulir firm li'-glnnlng next March.
Have you tried
a bottle of the
New Cook's
Goldblume?
Its the ?eathin$
You ! I jay so
Mil- d I" IHT fiVI'
W. 0 T. U. INTO
COUNTY PRIMARY
Meeting Tonight Decidei
Par! to Be Played
President speaks.
Sand Spring Nott
I
li-. franklin D. H"..... ,. n mid fi
"Thirty Days in tho Heart of Ru-
ropo ami What I law There" will
l.o the suliject of tho addiesa ly
Mil. Ahbtc It. Hlllomwa of Hapul
pA, stale president of tho V. c. T.
1' , and a dtltgatt tiT the world V.
c. t. r eonyoBtlon at London. Bng
land. Hi... win bt tht principal
apenkor at ft meeting of the fp.l-
tratOd Ulllolis of this ell) In the
1'n st Christian church at s O'Olooh
this evening.
Mrs Hlfltrmtn will toll of. tin
Otfoot! of the lkpior Ifgfflo i: eM
den. er ahroad, tlio need of enforce
niont In this country nd of help to
tho countries across the seas.
Mrs. A. C. Banoreft, federation
president, will he In charge of Iho
mooting l:v J. W AVbob of tho
Plrot Methodist Bplaoopal ohureh,
will conduct tho dcvotlotials. Mrs
B, B. Clulow will ho at the organ
and Mrs Itlchard V. llurkhart will
give a -oimI solo.
At a business session for mem
bers of the federation which will
precede the pubtlO mooting at ".SO
o clo. k. the part of the W. C. T. U
In tho coming primaries and In the
prosldeiitl.il ncmpnlgn will ho rlls
oiissed and decided upon.
S.l gl'HINUe, nkli July ..
I Mr alio Mi- i R. Bttwarl and clnl-
dron iituio.,1 last Hun day from a
! months trip m Colorado The lam
III) motor, d In Colorado and hack.
likinii three dts foi each tilp Ml
Bi wart is prooldtni oi in.. Quaranty
I e ,t- bank tnd ilurlna ins abatnet
( It ,, old St. iv alt. an official of l .in
I in- bank lllltd the president's
1 . Ill Harold I' now on a ihm t
i i mi Ion t his home in Humboldt!
Kan.
Mr. and Mrs C It. .Id. lit on fifth
streei ant. onto ttie hlrth of a hahy
girl, horn Wednesday morning
Mr- a ii McLaughlin or ndo
ntndOnOO, Kan, Is at tho homo of
lo r daughtt i Mis pitrl Hlohardoon,
I'-inl Stewart, i -t'eU'tit at I'nl-
v.-islty of Kansas, Is a guest at the
Stewart homo An Main street.
Mi and Mrs J. It Small are now
In the Mcl'all home during the ah
some of Mr at.d Mm M. lll, who
n a west, in tup Mr. Rto.ill
Is editor of the Sand Spllngs Loader
while Mr. Me Mi 1 1 Is away
, hlhlr, i
This photograph has Just lo on received from C.nnpoh. I lo Isle, New
Ittunswlck, Canada, the summer homo of Franklin 1 RoOOOVOtt, the
democratic nominee for vh to president. On the day the picture wua
taken. James, the oldest son, was on a fishing trip. Tho children are,
left tn rlKht. Klliot, John and I'ranklln, Jr., and th. onl) dtUgbtl r, Anna.'
with theli favorite Scotch collie.
ENLISTMENT ORDERS
Naval Itocruittng stnilou iit-li Notle
of OIlMlfM AfliN dnu i :. . - i 1 1
Can BttlaW for Yrar.
tiiri tndttstrlAl Buttpj,
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 15.
An Industrial enirvpy of tie- Htato wan
1m run thin wrek hy tht ilfjiart
hivnt r,f IftbOfi Clauiln n, ('(innully,
labor rnniinirhtnnr nnnnunfrtl lilt
todajf Th nurvry in tutt-iidod to
rovor nil IndttVtrlVi it) tin' Htatr arnl
to furiiiii .nTurato iBforntatlon on
waKm, nOUrli Fiifnty AppllMieM mid
othi-r eondltioni
M r. n nd M r .1 . A JftoqUtfl, 24
l-nnt HCT0fl4 Mtirit. It (( Thin xdjiv for
t'olorndn.
Men li. II. Ttpp of ICnoSVlIk
Tenn., If moving to Band Bpiiitfi to
niukn In r honw
Ray, l?-inkltv, of tho i "n it i;:t
hm i h a tn laavt nasi wntli tor
in.itiM, m 'l'.fi immmmm li'liue 1. will
oondud kaivai niaatingi ai tuM
Mihh Ifnblt .Martin In iWvtni tho
I'ttv for a waaki vnontion t Knnnni
illy.
Pyrum Fortm on POtttTnod from a
araaki itny in ArknndM thiti waak.
)i' wm aoooniaaniad by inn pat Mt.
Mr. and Mm. JunioH Koi kuhou.
for ntimtrOf proHi nt, dlM probftbl) to
Mintf mird sKo In - tho Invit.i
thuiH. I
nirpHM wni uivrn tho youn
n t of ihp dt) whon tho snnounoa
niani iii mndv th.it mih s.iru
Rvaljrn Vatlfhn and Mi irrovor Mv
tni. wen1 linltal In intnliipn- tho tth
t t Mil- month In Mplllpfl Mfl. My
i t k'h parrnti r-sid in nt. Jootpbi
Mi , niio km bw n nt th' In'iuc nf
net Hittor, Mm .in.- Thompooni f r
th laM (ivo man 111 nh a in..k
k pt-r for Iho lalaphona oonipanv
hara, tii h w ownad by hot brothni
ii. i
II Korr. wlin hM hoon In tht
north WtOl fr mrrnl wo iki oti Inml
n- I In town and will pfObftMf tT
bott f'r ioino tlmo.
domocrntld riui hu boon
f. rinod In Smd Bpl mn tnd tWQ
niaatinifi have alrradv hoon iwiti
Tht pink wu offontead July ami
hni lAkan tht ntmt of "Tho x .
Ish. ntt I'l l i tpt-KiM.r.. vidt i luh ' Hpoak
rr that ha V( tppaorad DOfOft Iho
rinh (nclttdt Mvatrt 1 1 udnon, ot nu
datt fur Rintt rtprooantnUvti Iprlnp
or nnd Boonai onndldnttt tor oounty
attornoy nnd M"rn Mnirnn. ftp
rrapntailv of tho tVott Korrln In
taraati Tho ntOOtlndjt Ttiurndav
ii ik-ht and n hi rk in werp hdl In
hlirh tthoO a ud i tot tn in At I ho
i It - Mi. n ot OfflOOrt, th followtnic
arart chottn to had tho rluh tn Hh
work; Prtttdanti W Boona;
fust viet prootdani Km w it Hit
f-'ii m '"nd vit praaidtntoi w, c
Hanf! third vtca praaidtnl Mrt Chnt
si rlrklan . taerotan ! wiiim mai
traatun r Q P i mvidton.
Mil Kiaiit'iM Ltt KottlntOn Hud
laUffhtl r. Luolllt Ann will lonvt
nasi i'i. foi Want . pv Man Mat
5
with tho rooont ordor rocoivod at
tho naval rtrrultinK nt itlon that all
i t t rults at their option OOUld H,
to tho t'usi or woet coast nltO oamt
an ordOy nUthortttnfl the locruillnK
officials tn announrc that monihorH
of tho naval r-si-rvo oan enllut for a
yoar of actlvo duty on tlthtf ooaat.
Mon with prtvtoui tnllttmtnl In the
navy may alao enllnt In tho ro
srroi fto- a yiar and tako advantaRo
of th"- yoar'H active duty, the re
OTtttUSUJ ffldnJt Haul.
An a roHult of oxpcrimontH
rocontly conducted In tho varioud
naval HhonH tn n Kanl to th' gnin
tn woipht of rocrults ftir tho(r flrt
Ihrop nionthw' onltHtmoit the re-
2
Last Days of Big
Outlet Sale
Friday and Saturday
Don't Miss the
$7.50
Suit Sale
Every Color and Style
PANAMA HATS
$L00
Tulsa Union
Department Store
112.114 S. Main St.
a
1 I
j
Coffee Drinkers
Sometimes
feel a twinge of
dissatisfaction.
It may be a restless night
or it may be a restless liver.
When disturbed sleep or
digestion awaken suspicion
of coffee as the cause , the
safe, wise thing to do is to
switch to
Instant
postum
Ten days usually tells-
"There's a Reason9
Made by Postum Cereal Co. lac. Battle Creek. Mich.
foi ice Captain Sau
Jazz Munic Pafl Pep
Into Hi Patrolmvn
"ahartki Hiihnra, how dry I
urn." Waltad .. iilnlntivn VOtoad
d.irKr. io iii- a cctm partial ant of
a "rrn.tif banjo sjm 'oollo in
ftunt of r pollca itatloti aboaj i
o'clock yasiatday mom Ills'. 'Tho
pyifiphony orohoatra" wuh oont
iomii of ikvaa iinoHy aoaa of Af
rlea who tajna nhuffiioK Into t
ulnilon abOVl t o'i'lork NRtplttfS)'
itiit thnt thay had ptaii pwyiRi
for a nmn t a ptoMnMl Oltll
for mini! of the nlxht ami thai ha
beeMna drtirta md rafuaad to py
Ihf m.
Attar explaining lo (he "mnel
rl.inii" that II w heyonrt Iho
pov rr ol the p ill, e to mnko hlin
pa) Captain daori! BtalM n
iini thai n utile nnatfl bo fur
ni'hiii for iii.. antartalamonl of
the "cope." l-'or nn hour anil n
half the men plnveil popular nnit"
ami now ami then n folk uniK of
the iliirk mre At Ihe ronrluelon,
Captain Blalna paanad th. hat ami
ti n. i .I over a thly auni io tha
rhit'KI. h
"W! oiighl io have aomathlni
ime thai every night,'' MalM
aM an the men plok'od HP Ihelr
Ihfii unii lite ami Mtarti'.l home, "It
pnta pep Into the tnen. That la
nl.nl the department hna boon
naadlni for e.une time 1 helleve
t n m ntlon u to the ehif."
leo, arkara I hay iii vmii ma par
enlH of Mra itolilnam. I.leutemint
nnvornor and Mra 11 h Pankay.
SlOtenty Reports on Trip
to Wholemte Credit. Men
Al the rirent regular monthly
meeting of the naa'.rlalerl whole
aaie oredll men of Toll, held at
the OfflC! of Ihe TuIph Itellllri'
naaoelatlon. M, li .Sweeney, who
MTVOd In II" cnp't' lly of d legate
lo Ihe nail. mat eonvofltlOD at At
lantifl City, rendered a report of
tho meellng. Pointer on their
hiialnehH. otilained nt the convention
hy Mwecn.-y and a dlHeuaaton of hla
experlen.ea on the trip made up a
I. . naflekal evening for tho oredlt
tnen.
ROBCRT A. MotttRNCT, Punaral
Plreelor. Phono 411111. Ill Soulh
Main Advt.
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief
Tf" la nneaote, dcpcodablo treat
ment '. it rclicvca itching torture and
i ..it vi.'u atut sootliea the akin.
Ak an- amgKiJt lot a 35c or $1 bottla
of Zemo anil npp'y it aa directed. Soon
rou will find that Irritations, pimplen,
lackhratU, eczema, llotchca,rinfworni
and similar atln troubles will disappear.
Zemo. tho penetrating, aatinfyinfj
liquid, l nil tiiat la needed, for it
hauishrs moat sl.in eruptions, nukes
the lun aolt, wnooih nnd healthy.
Th! !:. W. Kom Oa. Clereland. O.
eover nil Induatnea in the atata and an
to tamlah aoonrata Information on Tha Rabaeca plonle waa bald in
wage, houra, safety appliance! andlthe sai.l Bniinaa park "Wedntaday a
1 - other eomlltlon I evening T'iere wae n"t the hoped
raqulred weight haa baan iowared a
from 1-0 pound! t'.i 111 pound! for M'
a io. in inrli. h in ln l:lil. l'"or rx ISaWbV 2 m
BbjrmrnMavrsjiBssSjMHB
.1 K lin of two puunda HE2ir'55B! a
'i ..lyrol. RlaVl' aM'saWSi
BHL. aap mZMtu
Crankfort, Kj . died or apoplexy fr fy a. 1 -i 1 " tH i
'"" IL"i LfrWBMll
V- -'- k
O TO YOtTff'rnembn-h'-iw fftf-n fcffpf nil thsit flavor f-r ynU. 1
alnadf aoufai of 9oAm vvi atpr1 in Whn yiu tbr rap at hme. 1
PUPV tK has letatad up awlmla H la aa fiah and full fl:iv.,rrl aa I I
troiif v rm ? Tiir rirhrate coffee- aMo paatml hot flaw oufioaiHn. Hi W
T m -1 cil givinc critter flavor wuiaiienti- I'ut up inilvirtal, in whole tfan. !
I Oil CQn Gt tilPSO Ing aome inort? t.f 11 ftagranre. an) aiffl cut V '-K' ... , I I .
m O"" H a K Vacuum I'm ked CoBra Uve it i stuck, if uot, wmt ta I
Results, too ww.irr J,
in Filing, 5jhB IPC anasV li
2 Atilomalii: Accuracy, aWsi JHU sHs JBai ! hi
3 Quick Filing, , r I II r
4 laise in Trancferrinp, 81 F" Wm B" B I
5 Kcunomy inMsintenaacC b-VbfB sararasarara W
By using the l' !
n& Vyimir y' - jTiTl
Vertical Filing ' k 5
. . .Li . Jj
Phone or Call fnr Dcmonsir.ti'.n. mj ': ' ' " ' ' .-'
W likens lBasak n,nUr A KIohIU CVm A Butt. Ca. jyx kJ
3 1 b .-ii D " - 0
iin..K la
L - c
WMm It's Good! 1 1
II want to know!
li Jlf! Hek ls cood because it is a l J
real brew, made from malt
yPTkV ' '' 1 and nPs thoroughly fer-
wf' Ivmm-. l'-jPS-, Try it al horn with merited and aged, with the I I
lM' -la ilf '"" """"" "' alcohol extracted.
; jf'llK Buy Hek the Quality Brew.
fSrr?r, ?UK Halt'-Jlalscll GfO. Co.
I j Distrihufor :
' j
Two More Days of the
T7
Vandevers
Kvcry reason why you should buy your furs
in this July Sale. The prices are 20Vo lower
now than you will have to pay later. They
are the same fine grades and from the same
well known furriers as are all our stocks of
furs. Then let us repeat, these furs were pur
chased months ago at prices that we cannot
duplicate now. Fur Coats, Fur Capes, large
Scarfs, small Scarfs, and Chokers.
At 20 Off
Sale closes Saturday night
Third Fluor
$4.95
Two Attractive Silk Specials
40-inch hrocadp, crepe dt; chine
and plain crepe pliHSc, priced
regularly at $5.50, $6.50 nnd $7.
Special for today,
the yard
One lot of fancy poplin, taffeta
and sere flilks, extra (J-
special, toduy at yard P l afla
Imported Swiss Organdie, $2.50
Quality for $1.98
Very fine and sheer imported
organdie, quality guaranteed to
hold finish after laundering, 45
inches- wide, regular $2.50 yard,
special for today, QQ
the yard at tpAaaO
Fancy Lingerie Cloth, $1.25
Quality for 98c
Hrocaded in many deft designs in
pink, blue and rose; 36 inches
wide; regular $1.25 the yard,
special for today, Qtt
at yard OC
35c Crash Toweling, 29c
One lot of colored crash toweling
regularly .'55c the yard, special
for today, Q
at yard w 1.
Crepe Bed Spreads
$3.95 Instead of $5.00
These come in iiuk, green, blue
and yellow, size H"(X(.).r), regularly
$5.01), spet'Kil for
today at
$3.95
75c White Organdie, 59c
Fine, sheer quality, 40 inches
wide, regularly 75c yard, special
i';r .'".'"!: 59c
Nr w Stora
Hours Ihirliift
sfttl Hllil
Aiik'uM :
Uiii sfttyi
Open hi H a.
in,, OloalAg al
ft . in. sat ii r
ifciy 0wit al
M a- m-. t-IoKliitf
ui lM p. m.
FXaiTe asgaarsaTTT7vi
BlrinlM'r of Otr )H'n blioi AnnuWuilon
75c Batiate for 59c Yard
Very highly mercerized batiste in
white, rose, yellow, pink and
blue, a good value at 75c, -special
ZHS: :...59c
Folding Purses, 98c
Small folding leather purses, all
colors, specially priced QGa
for today at OC
Over Night Baga
Hlack patent leather and seal,
fitted with ivory, O?o Off
special for today m.O,(
Notiona Specials
Kid Curlers, OCT
2 for Zi3C
Shoe Trees, i a
pair laC
Wash Rags, 1 A
special 1 tC
Silk Hoae at $1.79
(Were $2.25 and $2.75 Pair)
Black, white and two-tone silk
boat, regular $2.25 and $2.75,
specially priced, Afj rj(
today, the pair PXa I U
DUVETYN BAGS
In colors at
25.
Raducl ion
SILK BAGS
Plain, embroidered and trimmed
in cut steel al ONE-HALF PRICD
TRAVELING BAGS
Black leather, sizes 14, 15, 16
and 18 inches. 1 I QC
Special for today atV jL4afO
C'liarKoa
PrSfSBjd on all
Mail Otdars
Mva l'la antt
Boms Journal
Patterns
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