The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 28, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1020
NEW BUILDING IS
PLANNED BY BANK
City Brief b
i V. dttthl i f Butler , I'b., ha
nlly In Tulsa to i miliar In
Hit grocery buslni m.
I
A I.llr.s. counlv .- .o.missloi.or
: f' in : Ulalook. Ku in Tii las vaatar.
diy cm biiMlm-Hfi .
Wit employee (f tha tM Nation.
jal Link will KM ti. Sand ttnrlnga at
oclo ihiH eventna to attend MM
evening I'k nl. king.
Mr I ltd M'v Chi s. A Steele and
ill fn mlly 1 fi t im i f,,r Wash
ington. D. C Now York City and
other Atlantic coaai nataia to spend
ihe remainder of the summer
I
For the Iumn of constructor i . V ." """stor, building stipcr-
B bunk hnllillnif noon the vn,, i ""nni-ni i.r t'lo I.Mhuugo National
properly th irnor of Third mil ",k 1 ' ' 1 " - lmM K"e Chicago
iuin snoots In whl.h th.. Nfitlonal
!T0 RELIEVE CAR
SHORTAGE HERE
Structure Will Be Built
at Corner of Third
and Main
ON OLD TURNER SITE
r1 ,
Bank of Conimeree to Form
Building Corporation
For New Home
The Mortuary
Purchasing Agents Want
to Unload Freight
Cars Earlier
Hank of Cnmmcrrc will have its IE
maiKDi noma, tin- National Band of
Commerce Building company .has
Li ' ii Incorporated by ,r. tl MoBlrney
i. mrney ami .1 oubs-r. The
business In tha very near (atari
i
the
. lo up. nil his v ir.-illi i
W. A. McBrlda vlt o-nresl.tmt of
I Mia Rand "f Commt ret of Okmi I
w-as In Tatsu. yi-sto.day on business.
I
r t iii. . ... . . .
company will be organized for a-.lvo I f in' ' v Z'
Th.. broMrty Whin, c.. , mi vM,-r "
- . ...... ... w ; , UUP.IICS,
Ml" Of thi- 1iroiinBf.it l.nll, liner 1
iV ,h ,mnK 0t I Davenport, former Oklahoma
- KU. irnania on Cie plop- -pgi o -man ..I Vlnltg, Is In thi.'
vaV..Wor.,.'.w n"tlrn rrr-""y to Itl. In week on business.
,r w. .inn iriini .in lo nil days I
Which Indicates Ihnt tha rnmpanjjrf W. A Brownie, cashier of tl'.. Fx.
oontemplataa starting building ope- change yatlnnal hank. has Bono to
city
rations Noma time thla frill
iiank offlriala ntatcd yesterday
thnt thi, architect ha not yet bean
eHployed an.i they have not decided
r to tha l!.i of the building to be
oonatructed,
OUT FOR HIGH OFFICE
Large OhMhutua Delegation let lea
ror K. or v. Convention i
Licit Km. .an
' :m lull to epelld the next two
weeks with hln family.
I
F. I,. Dunn, former oaahltr of tin.
Central National In nk. ami now vice
t.ie-i.tont .f ill f H.ii i ,( -villa National
."..I ....in .'u n ranp m ma reaver
.1
ml
iter apendina ih-
with hi fimillv. .
.
Slopn .Tankowskv of the I'alara
Clothier toft Monday for the north
anil BaafOfl a i ualneea trip.
rllloa
itoro.
Frank K. Human, city attorney,
who la a candidate for the hlh of
Ico of supreme vlr ..hancellor of
the KnlKhtH of Pythtaa, will be ac-
eompanieii to the biennial convention
of the Bupremo council in India
napoliM AuKuat 10-21 ,y a d.-loKatlon
of clpht llkhli.mnM o have held ", . v- nJ ,
the office of Kran.l Than.-eUo, S if ,0,N T7
Mia state. jne il-liaraHon will leave
here Augi'Bt i, with Mr liuncnn and
will do everything to eecuro his
election.
Jamea I'.owen f tBjl rltv. grnn.1
chancellor for Oklahoma, wll tie a
member of the .1. legation, (urn
rnambers, al of ehon -i r- pant I I I
chancellor, win be; ji l. EUndere,
'iuliia; I'. :. Walker. Tulaa. otla I,
lino'.y, Tulaa; J. II. Cainirih.ul.
'hlihasha; Albert O. Konilnc,
Hobart; .1. C. .Illmoce, Oklahoma
OltVi and Sanvicl B, QMney, Mum-kogee.
Mim Katharine Ooodeene, sat
Hf'tith Main, lefl for Vow York yea
! rdey eVenliiR .'ii a ton dnv buying
trip.
Mr. I.im.'i Clieeehelr, htivor r.nd
prei oral manaaer or ti e iinii Pirn
haa-mturnod from a three weeks'
and other eastern
In the Interest of the Hail
If. O.
412-4-3
Advt
West,
miss
prnduale chiropodist,
Bldf, Odar 838.
Irtrrliigc I.crn.,
Marriage licenses wore leaned to
the follow Ina; yosterdav by the clerk
"f OOVnty court; Clarence O. T'tufd.
It, and Maratla A. Harmon. :'!,
Tulsa; Kd. rvnn. an. St. Paul, Kan .
and Alice ronn. l, RartleevfTttj W
P Btrlokland. 21. and cietia c. But
ler, IS. Tulsa.
A new cource of vegetable Ivory
has been lltaavered in the Niger
territory of Africa in the kernel of
an edible fruit of tt apeclca of palm
tree.
"Going Some" By Rex Beach
Comes to Majestic Tomorrow
In an effort to relievo the fretahl
car ."Ituntlon. members of the Tulaa
association of purchasing agents
have Volunteered to effect as ittptd
unloading of frclghr rars as possible.
through the medium of irie a-an
lit It
Th., funeral or Mabel Barbara
llns, an. who died at 7:15 lust
I night following an op. Tail. in at a
I", al h.ispiiM 4m h,. held at Ihe
! homo, ISJO H Trenton avenue, at
1 3il this afternoon Rev, .1 W
I Abtl, pastor of the 1'Jrst M. ihodlst
church, will C induct the services
i Interment will 1... In Hose Mill cem
I etery, Rhe was a momlier of Itoyal
Neighbors. BttrVIVOia are her hu
Iband, Ralph A., and two eln'lren.
Ti,w. II
Funeral services foe Mrs Viola
Trowell, who died late Monday
after noon at the resilience, mm
CHURCH ASSISTS
STRICKEN FAMILY
ALLEGE NEGRO STOLE CAR endant era ,mmitto,i i.. juii um,. r a garden tractor hae been do.
I of tl """ for prellnilnai y hour-1 signed Unit pushes three lawn mow-
log Angusl Id. . ...I'; fronl ..f u so that the graaa
officers f ihe firm of I'Hllllo """'I oetore ream... oy
Hmii.. lot. I agents, ilalni Wilglil
houses of the companies In which
tney are employed. Kant lllrrh, will l.e held at 2 o'i lo, k 1 , ho lues m il Flghlh mil Wh
The pledge was made because ..f afternoon from Ihe Mi.vtl.niv Last ! Ing he was liken III
the car shortage and the fa. I thai cnapei Hhe Is gurvlved by ., small soarlel
1 'resident wniard of, the Baltimore child, her huaband, J. .). rrowell leeeki
a Ohio raltroad aaldsracantlf thai if; hrr mother, Mrs j, c ...v.-
every car In the United Kfhtas was! nf Weal Tulsa. Interment will 1
unloaded lust two honra earlier If I In Ooklawn
would mean nn addition of 300 nun
cars to the present rollng stock
equipment The purchasing agonra
through the warehouse departments
of their companies will endeavor to
save at least two hours time In the
future on unloading cars
The local association will also sue
rest to the New York headtffiarteri
of the national association that the
movement he followed by n! affili
ated associations; according to o. V
Ttordon sorotary "fiorc are l.ltl
purchaalne agents In the aftlllatod
associations.
'ase ( i.lilliiuoil.
Continuance was taken to Aueust
.1 In the prosecution nf Adam Blrod
oti the charue of burglnrlrlug the
stnole house on the tiess farm, south
of sand Hprlnga, Murch 2 3 when the
eac was called for prellttlnary henr
Imr before Justice II J (Irnv yesterday.
The mileage. strTd and time of
travel of an automobile each 24
' hours nre recorded on a circular
chart with a device af Wisconsin
I man has Inventi'd.
Union Community Church
Kaisiiur Funds to Send
Hoy Away
I'm 1 lie belnc raised this week
in in i nlon Community church at
Right h an. I Wheeling streets, to as
. i .. family Ihat has been placed
in vary itralfhtened circa metanooa
i.v tin illness of the eon, who Is Ihe
only support.
lb. pan, who is 19 years old. la
the ..my tuppori ..f Mri M. S. Cook,
ling
wlih
fever and w is I.. Bi d for
Their funds grew OW, and
.... si. mi as he was ahl' in l.e up, he
start. . i i.i work The tarty exponuft
ga'- him a relapae, and elme ihon
ii.' bean suffering mltlt iheutna
will, b has parnllt.e.1 him com-
I letelv.
Revel .1 areakt ago, members nf
be Community Church raised funda
'i ' najli to tend the Cook bO It
('lareioore. but the hatha did not
help any. Ills phs!rtan says now
Ihat Ihe baths at Hot Hprlnga wtji
at re him.
Mra, v s. Hose of 2 ii is Baei 4ih
hiiimi, wi." is arcretai ry ..t la church,
l-lng that dnnallnfia be sent In
.. I.. In .....i i the boy la Bol Springs.
I'bo donationa may be sent to her ad
!.. ... ..r he will call f... lb. -in. Iler
telephone number is Cadtf ir.9n
linragc Bmpeffye lornertl of 'lak-
ing Mno i c .in r..r.i Vency.
T. ti. Wright, a negro charged
with ateallng a Fold ir from the
local Kord agency. 213 North M m.
street .1 11 1 tl. outer. . ,. pi. a of not
guilty ai his arraignment yeeterday
before .Insilce H .1 Qra) The d
while working about the agency,
stole Ihe car and ihon diaptoaed of
Ihe pionoiiy to anoth-r negro In
the knlvci
Originally Imported as an attract
ive flowering shrub, the prickly pear
w hose possession The aulo was found Is proving Itself a menace to veg.
Monday. Hay Ward, city detective. ; edition In snvrral regions of Aua
i. rreste.l WOght yeaterd.iy morning. tralla.
The teat half of this webk will I J. Walllngford Speed . . Cullen Iandls
witneaa the farewell performances
tif Anniversary week at the Majestic
and for the occaaion Manager
Talbot presents Rex Heacha latest
comedv with thrills. 'Oolnir Some."
As a atage offering "Going Some"
was hailed as a winner and really
tarried out the predictions of the
nuthor and producers. The New
York run was a phenomenal
success and now that it cornea In
film form, much elaboration la had
which gives the play added Impetus.
Anniversary week at the, Majestic
Is proving the banner event of the
your. Hobart Boeworth in "BetotN :
the Surface" completes on engage-
anent tonight, and thdtisands have
already witnessed this unusual dra
matic achievement. "Going Some"
comes tomorrow and will play
Tfiiireday, Friday and Saturday
ouvi.
Floral matinees will be presented
on each of these, days from 2 till 6
and every lady attending will bo
preaentijd', with a beautirul riower.
As an extra, added attraction Artells
Dickson will ha heard in a new
repertotro of songs.
"Going Some" offers something
new in theme and in production.
"Unlike many offerings in screendom
there is a combination of the drojna
and the comely Intermingled;
blended In Rex Beach's faulthias
ma nner.
A Pl' t ' east of players lntor-
Tean Ohatiln Helen Ferguson
Helen Hlake '....Lillian Hall
Miss Gallagher IJllian Langdon
rinnald Keap Kenneth Harlan
Mrs. Roberta Keap
F.thel firry Terry
...Wlllard lyouls
. . . . Walter Hiers
M. 1J. Klynn
pre!
Ihe
rolea and Include
Berkeley Fresno.
Skinner
Culver Covington
Frank Hraldwoo.l
Still Bill Stover. . Nelson McDowell
Willie , . . . Bntta Kdwards
Ladew Hay ward Mack
Wagering a big cattle ranch
against a sheep ranch upon the out
cine of a foot race Is one of the
excitement producing . elements In
l .lng Some." The picture Is all
that Harry Beaumont direction with
the assistance of the nuthor can
make it. Most or the action tenters
around the two runt. era nnd the
owners or the ranches The runners
hold the destiny ir ninny people In
their power to win or lose the event
ful race. Before the time arrives
for the athletes to try out their
physical prowess, oil Is discovered on
one of the wagered ranches thereby
enhancing the value a gYeat deal.
The possibility of such a discovery
was not taken Into consideration
when the wager was made; hence
arises the qotistlon of whether it
would be fair to carry out the orig
inal terms on which the bet was
based. Obviating the necessity of
legal assistance, nature allows
Ihlngs to 4ake their normal course.
The solving of this intricate nuaala
makes a ftofy of absorbing Interest.
"olng Some" glvea all the thrills
rrnd excitement to be derived from
a picture. Advt.
F
-at the
Home Plate"
X
Tne Real Slide- at-the home-plate
Cereal Drink
Satisfying - Perfect
wholesome, pure and good.
The old-time Cook Quality
Ckdarbyth
from youi grocer
cease
ataee
r 0
"The Amazing Woman" Rialto
f" ajaajBBaaaals
Marguerite ClarkOrpheum Today
A : ' tw mm 1 1 w aBaaay-mi . mTii .i
i rtft
One of the most unusual attrac
tions ever screened In motion pic
tures is scheduled to begin an en
gagement at the Rialto theater today
when the new picture, "The Amaz
ing Woman," wll! offered to local
theatergoers.
This play is one otthe most tense
thrilling yet molded into one of
the finest stories ever told, it Is a
play that forcefully strikes home.
Its Influence will be felt keenly, and
will glva one mimolhing to think
about.
If men do III that good may tome,
the pll'. I'' v.l I 1 1'1 cine end must
bo paid- their Dead sea fruit will
turn to ashes on their lips. This Is
ihe pith of Ihe story of "The Amus
ing Woman," red-biooded, virile,
vital and vivid. It la such a tale
that holds and grips until Its v ry
finish. No fiction writer has ever
Million a more frank story, or urtlst
painted a more wonderful picture
that the man who penned the his
tory of Ihe girl who Is the rontral
figure In "The Amazing Woman."-
This startling photo. drama will
I"- seen l 'he Rialto today- Advt.
EASY
P GET
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Marguerite Clark In "Mnsy to
Get" Is the attructlon at the orph
eum today, and reports received froi
those who make a business of being
critical say that this play and pro
ductlon Is easily her greatest i-rrort.
The women especially will llko the
new Marguerite Clnrk picture. It
la a spurkling comedy dor... in Miss
Clark's best vein. Moreover It is a
salutary losaon for e.ifky y
MAIt'irF.IUTF, CLAItK AND HARRISON FORD
her honeymoon. In the smoking j Ford ue the huaband has much to
ear her huaband moots nu old friend ,j Wuh making the picture all sun-
a ml Incautiously makes tne relillllK
who think they arc regular demtMia
among the ladles and bo.oif of it.
Miss Clark has Ihe role of a win
some Utile bride Just slaitlng out uu
Ihat all women are "easy lo get." Of
coun-e, Hi., bride overhears the re
mark and resolves to administer a
lesson. Slipping off the train at
tile next station, she stepn into an
exciting ami humorous sorbs of ad
irenturee, with friend Hatband pur-
ung men I suing madly. II . nils up wlih huh-
I.) ...Ilillig inrougti Willi II. ..Mill lo a
gang of Ihugs in order lo lake bis
bride bark Into his ai ms.
Droll and bands,. nm Harrison
shine. Helen Greene, Rodney La
Rocnue and Kid Broad ara also in
the cast. Julia Crawford I vers
adapted the story to the eereen from
nn original by Iiola Formater and
Mann Page. Walter Edwards dl
reoted and Jt 1 a I'aramount Art
craft pit I 111 e.
Ihe pris.ntatlon today at tha
in . In uni will prove to be one of tha
most Interesting theatrical events of
many weoks. -Advt.
Sessue I layakawa Palace Today , jfljflHpL
xTaa laJiwJate
MaVarTj 1 1 e V-xaaaLdTdrai WKOLx deH
JjVW-v IIAYAJiiWA ZU
Ift. ASlMSl
A fitting finale for tonight V
dinner
JUST keep it ijuiet until the Ijgt minute.
Then bring on this Coconut Cream Pie.
And when they're commenting on its nil-uround-goodness
let them in on the secret
that it's the coconut milk, canned with the
meat, that makes uny thing made from
Baker's Fresh Grated Coconut taste better.
Baker's Fresh Grated Coconut has been
rightly termed the "coconut in the tin shell,"
lor it i3 just the pure snow white meat of the
coconut grated and prepared with its own
milk. No preservatives are added and none
arc n.'cdcd to make it retuin its fine rich flavor.
C '1 your grocer's.
w iaa agar 'iw
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Sessue Hayakawa In "1.1 Ting
Lang" begins an engagement today
at the I'alaco theater, and as this
play Is said to be Mr HayaViwa's
best effort since 'The Cheat," muoh
Interest is aroused In the presenla
tiOJL
The picture Is srradaplion of tha
story "LI Ting Ijtng, Chinese Gen
tleman," by Howard I'. Rockey,
published recently In the Ureen
Rook mtgiyJrt
The early scenes of the picture are
set in America where Li Ting Lang
la familial ly known lo his white
college chums as "Old Ting a-I-lng."
! Although of royal blood he Is data
p. lately In love with a white girl,
Marlon Halstei.l, daughter of a
wealthy banker, whose hand is al...
sought by olio of 'Lung's college
males. Through a series of drama till
incident Ling returns to China and
the girl, believing him dead, marries
hay other suitor.
Then tin' s. ones and the charge
n rs swing to China during the revo
lution. "LI Ting iJiug" Is now a
general i.r the revolutionary forces,
deaplte his royal birth. 11.- la platl i
in the position of defending the girl
against a gang of plotters snd there
. . n mendoualy realistic fight. Tts
conclusion Is une of the most un
usual seen on the screen.
in. i is Pa Wlli who appeared with
l ew Cody in "The Beloved Cheater,"
play the pari of Miss Halstcad. Iler
Beauty ami tht excellent finish of
hay performance goes far towr
nulling "l.i Ting Lang" one of tho
beal pictures In which Mr. Hnyakavra
haa BUUTred in Home time. The others
in the til i": equally efficient,
s. leue Hayakawa in "Li Ting
Lang' starts at the I'aluce today.
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hiatwt
Recipe for Coconut Cre&m PJe (Meringue)
I cup ttJjr'B (. ut4 (.'.Komit (from
which rntlk hB b'eii thoroiicldr
pretkcd and roconut Umm leu Bry
rated u:itll llsht in.
Vj to S cup aranuUttd at.tfar
1 cup Coconut Milk and rolla
t lave! i ic.nwi.a.iui . ui.,.1.1 i,
I rejga
I of Salt
Add baa tan Mg ytlka and coinafarch to
milk, place ovtr alow hro and f-tir until
thick. Kcinovf from tire and add ubout .
Qf the coconut fpour Into one tarn i two
amalU baked cruMta end cover wuh .t1fflr
beaten cffB whitee lo wliluh two or (liree
ehleapoonefel of powdered cr cranuUted
ugur liavebyn adde-d. SprinLlr t uceuut
n top aad brown 4uivkl)r in e eu.