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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1920 WOMEN RE I URN FROM MEETING More Than 500 Delegates Attend Large Estes Park Convention. 5 OKLAHOMANS THERE pooncrs Formed a State Club to Furnish Entertainment. Bu.lnfa womrn formed a larss Proportion of tho CIS delegated at ihe Itocky Mountain community con tferenco hold at Kstea park, Colo.. '.Aucust 6-16, under the auspices of tho national board of tho Y. W. C. lA, according td Mra. Froda n. Wcl idrn, president o tho Tidal busincBS Women's club and conference, dele Kato, who returned yesterday. Tho pecond business woman In tho Tula irialegatlon was Mim Ann Kndcjean, iom tho Cosden refinery Rlrl'a club. Thls attendance wiw Indicative of Ihe Increased In'.erest and co-opera-Slon of tho employed woman with the association, a connection which was cmnhaslzed by uneakers as of Vnluo to both. Among the topics Hlscussed at tho dally forums wero Jirofesslona followed by women, wo imen'B salarle. koenlnc fit for work, nnd community responsibilities of pmploycd women. Delegates wero from Oklahoma, Texas, Now Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Ar kansas, Kans.ui, and Missouri, Mrs. Wclden said. The 25 Oklahoma delegates organized In Oklahoma club, which gave a "stunt" on tho' iilght rcsuived for this fcaturo of the conferenco and which planned ways of Increasing the size of tho elato dilcgatlon next year. Tul nans were: Mrs. .Welden, Miss Endo John, Mrn. J. llenjamln Brown, Miss Mabel Murrcll, Miss Minnie V. Wright. Miss Kdna I'yle, general eecrotary of the local association, who Is spending her vacation In Colorado attended tho clot-lug day er tno conrerence. A sorlca of addresses dealing with me common aspirations and nrob lems of women the world around Vas given by Mrs. Kathcrlno Millard Eddy of tho foreign department of me national board. Other confer 'nco speakers of note were: Rev. ;avla 1I, louse, Donver, Colo.; prof, Vtnuel A. Loush. Baker University. yjftldwln, Kans.; Ilev. Alfred J. Wal. ler, Lamar, Colo.: and Mian Florence Klmms, Industrial work secretary of the national board. A largo number of national secretaries, department representatives and field commltteo membcre were present, Among the nlno teachers of Bible courses was J'rof. 11. C. Oossard of Ihe university vi ujcianoma, , Conferenco days wero full to over. blowing and thoso hours which were mot spent In" clashes and moctlnga pvero passcu in "mountain-seeing nnd recreation, Mrs. Welden said. Have Guest Day at Interesting Meeting of Tulas Typothctae 'Truth in Advertising," was tho subject of an address by I, O. Long yesterday noon at tho regular weekly luncheon of tho Tulsa "fy pothetno held in tho Y. M, C. A. Yesterday was guest day and mnny out-of-town visitors wero present. This club is composed of master printers of tho city. Although tho club has been In exlstonce It only recently became a member of tho natlonal'organl zatlon. It Is tho first club of its kind In tho state to employ a pro fcHslonal secretary, a. C. MoWll Hams was mado secretary a low weeks ago. Ten delegates will be sent to tho district meeting to be held in Oklahoma City, August 28. It was decided at yesterday's meeting to eetul nt least four delegates and tho secretury to tho national con vention which will b held In St. Louis In SepfclWier. tj MANY TO GO TO FARM CONGRESS t Tractor Show Will Be an Additional Feature This Year. City Club to Discuss Financial Conditions W. B. Brown, president of tho Union National bank will ho tho principal speaker at the noon lunch eon of tho City club which will bo held at 1 2 r 1 5 o'clock today In the Y. W. C, A. Uo will talk to the club on "Tho Business .Situation of tho next Few Months." Ills talk will deal mostly with tho financial condition. BANK INSTALLS DEPOSIT VAULT Dozens Watch Lowering of 14,170 Pounds of Steel Boxes. Dozens of peoplo wero gathered around the south cntranco of tho First National bank yesterday after noon, whero an attempt wan being mado to ower 14,170 pounds of safety deposit boxes Into tho base ment of thn bank on a one-ton elevator. At a lato hour yester day afternoon tho workmen had not succeeded In lowering tho boxes nnd much assistance vrna being proffered by tho wouldrbn engineers. Theso safety deposit boxes, of which there urn 720, wero ordered by tho First National bonk last October, and Iloscoc Adams, cashier of tho bank, says they havo beon rushed through at that. Thcro is a serious shortngo of safety deposit boxes in an the banks of Tulsa and during Ihe summer, slnco so many homes have been entered by rob bers, the demand for safety boxes has bren urgent. Mr. Adams says ti.at many of tho largo hanks aro renting tho largo boxes to families. ' FamlllcH who nro going away on xacatlons aro placing their silver nnd other valuables In the banks foe safo keeping. It fs believed that Police Find More liooze in Raid on Hrockman Apartment For the second tlmo within tho last mouth police otlcers hint night raided tho Mary Brockman apart ments nnd broko up n "party" In apartment 10. Four persons wore nrrested and two quarts of whiskey and about ono quart of gin wero confiscated. O. II. Orand, Vf. V. Mnyfleld, Jean Nowcombo and Fuyo Big lowo woro tho parties arretted. Thoy wero charged with tho pos session of intoxicating liquor and released on a 150 bond each, for nppearanco In police court at 4 o'clock this afternoon. supplies of safety boxes aro coming In to tho other banks also and tho shortago will bo relieved soon. HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL School Clrls Wilt Uso tho Money for tcnKu work. To ralso funds for ervlco work, girl reserves of Mark Twain school will hold nn Ico cream nnd cako soc ial nt tho l'nrk Avenue M, 10. church nejrt Saturday evening, August 2S, Bervico work dono by tho girl re serves early In tho mimmnr was tho giving to tho Band Bprlngs orphan age scrap books which they had mndo and dolls which they had dressed. Thero are about 111 girls In the club, of which tho leader Is Miss Letta Wnmpler, a teacher nt Ihe Mark Twain school. PLAN FOR COUNTY W.C.T.U. MEETING Convention Will Be Held September 9 and 10 at Skiatook. Dates Just sot for the nnnuat W. C. T. I', convention of Tulsa, county by Mra. Ulnh D. Lindsay, county president, nro Ttvurnday and Mrlday, Heptcmber 9 and 10 nt Skiatook. Tho convention program will bn prepared within tho next ten dnys by Mrs. Lindsay nnd county officers. An attondanco of nbout 40 ac credited delegates is expected, each union being entitled to ono delegnto for every flvo paid, up members. Tho number of members in each union tnnges from 30 to 60. Tho eight county unions nro tlio KastBIdo, Cen tral, nnd North Bldu unions of Tuteui, and the organizations at Illxby, Hkln took, Broken Arrow, Jenks, nnd Colllnsvllln. Tho tlireo Inst-nanied unions worn formed during tho past year Knlertalninent will bo pro vided delegates by members of tho W. C T. If. nt Bklntonk. The stnto W. C. T, XI. convention Is to meet In Kapulpa September 21-2 1 Inclusive A French scientist has designed X-rny nppnratus for examining oysters for pearls without opening their shells so they can ho rettlcned to tho water It thny fall to contain gems. Tutsans of varied professions but with a kindred Interest In farm prob. lems will attend the state farm con press and tractor show at Stillwater August 23 to 2S. Mrs. Sada Orommet nd Mrs. Kntherlno Jackson, who left yesterday for Stillwater, will represent the Tulsa county homo demonstration department. Janus Malone, conty fatm demon ttrator. will go to Stillwater on Sun day and Mrs. Mlnnetto Hedges will Hart on the nme day by motor. Mrs. J.llah D. Lindsay, 0119 of tho two delegates from the county woman's farm consrosa, will leavo Monday. John Polton, owner of tho Dawson .dairy, will tp"ak on a phahe of dairy iwork at Ihe congress. Jack Price, a armor north of the city, will also at tend. The local Ford agency, which Is have a display of tractors nnd ac companying Implements, at tho farm congrers, will send six represent. tlvcc. S BACK FROM LONG' TRIP 0. V. Reunion of laical Inner Tube Company Itotiirni After Looking Oor California Iv.ictory, J. F. Scanlon, advertising manager of the U. S. Compression Inner Tubo company, returned yesterday from an extended trip to California where the local puncture. proof tubo cor poration plans to build a big factory in tho next few months. Whllo on the Pacific ooast Mr. Scanlon had some unusual experiences Including n ride In a Bid Chaplin airplane with prominent motion plctijre stars nnd the thrill of passing through two earthquake shocks !n IOs Angeles, lie was entertained ono nfternoon at the ranch owned by James J Jeffries, formor champion pugilist of the world. Whllo there Jeffries demonstrated tho tubo by driving a twenty-penny nail In It In tho pres ence of a group of newspaper men Scanlon also was elected A member of the "Order of Dukes" nn ex clusive organization whose member hlp constitutes Los Angeles automo bile editors and other well-known rtnff writers on tho newspapers there, " On Your Outing Or Vacation Take This Dependable ('First t Aid' Against Serious Ill ness or Suffering brom In juries. A little ailment er aJtirht Injury If nerlected -nay spoil your whola summer. Notbint rives uch quick relief from stiff and enrs muscles, sunburn, sere, tired feet, cuts, bruises, burns, poison Ivy as Turpo. AniUenile counter. Irritant una hcallnir. Turpo Is the "stand by" In millions of bomes. Turpo Is a clean, pleasant sntell Ins- ointment that doesn't smart or stain. Just rub It on. A soothlnr comfort comes In the place of the pain, ache or Inflam mation. Tea, Turptt, la a aummer necessity (let a 30c lar today, If it doesn't do all poi expect, take the jar bank to your rurzui Aa gsi jour mousy. auii. fiJs 1 C ESSENTIU Gratify your wish to own a Piano by selecting one of the splendid bargains in this great 23rd Annual Mid-Summer Piano Sale These extraordinary values in used pianos at the Tulsa store will surely appeal to you NO, ODO Vose A Sons, up right: walnut case; a neat design piano with tho Voso quality and tone, durability and dependability; you will appreciate this used Instru ment at our tale COOK price. Easy terms . iffutdtj NO. 007 Chlckcrlng & Sons, upright; rosewood caso; looks like new; splendid con dition and a big value. In a high grado used flfKlC piano at tDJx9 NO. AOS Estey, upright; beautiful mahogany case; has been used a short time , for demonstrating sheet music. Could not be told from new. 1'rlco b jn lull. $545 "NO. 010 Decker & Sons, up right; ono of tho old stand ard makes in a good rose wood case. (t- i f Price 3)140 NO. Oil Star, upright; ma hogany caso and looks llko new inside and out. PO?C Prlco JbODO NO. 012 Knight Drlnkcr hoff upright. This Is In ma hogany chbo and an excep- tlonally splendid value. Trice . . . . NO. 013 Wellman, upright; mahogany caso In plain co lonial design. Piano In splen did condition throughout. Balo prlco $395 $225 NO, OM Brambach, grand. This is an opportunity to get a small grand In a mahogany case that you could not tall from now. Trlco. $750 NO, 020 Klburn piano, ono of our most popular styles in tho Elburn make, mahog nny case and In best condi tion possessing tho singing qualities of tone, an extra ordinary value at NO. 021 Kimball piano, full stzo In walnut cose, tone and action excellent and offered in thtii sale at $365 $185 Elburn Pianola $745 Has fine fumed oak case, looks like new and is a wonderful value, at this price. Aeolian Pianola ; $750- JIas mahogany case and plain colonial design. Its a remarkable instrument for the money. Slightly Used Harwood Player Piano . . , . . You'll marvel at the splendid action and tone of this remarkable player. s Its an extraordinary value at the price quoted. New Sample Smith & Nixon Piano $385 This piano is of excellent quality and has fine action and tone. Comes in ma hogany case and is good as new. The New Mason Piano, $3.75 We have five carloads of this mako, and it is a truly wonderful instrument at the price. Come and save $100 to $150. The Concerto Solo PLAYER PIANO has features far superior to other"Players sellinp: at ?700. This is a fine value at $565. Slightly Soiled Player Rolls 19c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c Order one of these from our Kansas City store without any obligation on your part if tho instrument is not exactly as represented. 1 120 ISMUnSON Ona of tho finest Emerson pianos wo have ever scenv Ocnulno mahogany case, plain In de sign, full length muslo desk, Hoslon double rolling fall board, genuine Ivory key (CQQft board tDOVX) 1418 RTODAHT Tlaln mahogany case, automatic full length muslo desk, Boston rolling fall board, three pedals, plain square posts, action and tono good, a big value In this (IJQQA great salo for only tDsWiU 1431 PLYMOUTH Ulch ptiro tone, evenly balanced, double repeating ac tion, good key board, beautiful cabi net grand In medium shade, light quarter sawed oak, plain full length nuomatla muslo $290 1122 IIADnOHlT An artistic piano In every detail. Tho tone Is of the rarest beauty. An Ideal Instru ment for all cultured, refined homes, rich mahogany case, 4 feet, 9 Inches high, full length muslo desk, touch of hand enrvlng at either upper .corner, plain square posts, columns to match .. v ....... . Mto cMiuan a WAiinnN up- right Brand, rich, dark oak case, 3 pedaln and muffler, metal back, three string scale, extra flue action and tone. A rare bargain at $390 $340 1451 WlXIiATin Upright grand 7 1-J octave, rich mahogany case, full length muslo desk, sunken panel with raised vino carving COOK on It tauVO 1 15S KINOSnUny Upright grand, walnut case, 7 1-3 octave, 3 string scale, center muslo desk, fine whlto keyboard, new bass rtrings, varnish but slightly COQK checked ..... tDtOO H12 nrsir & onitTs Known the "One-name, one-trademark and one-quality" One. of the very finest of this make we have over seen. Cab. Inet Orand. beautiful walnut case, full tengtn music aesK. large plain panels, round tapering riutcd posts $290 OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS We guarantee these same low prices to you if you can't get in just send us a letter naming the price you will pay and we will guarantee the piano we send to be a bargain at that figure. We pay the freight on instruments of $325 or more. TrohaMy Net cr Aguln Will You Ho Able to Get Values Like These ENTlClNf Sofs'MOsic Co. The High Quality of Jenkins I'hod I'lanot l'u Is Them In n Clnmt of Their Own. 417 SOUTH MAIN A. J. CRIPE, Manager S s Unusual Reductions Presented in These Vandevers Silk Faille Petticoats Hour Sale 10 to 11 $3.19 Light ground with small bluo or rose flower. Elastic one-snap to finished scams throughout. Ruffle bottom. ' An exceptional value even at tho regular price ono hour only. Third Floor La Camille Corsets Hour Sale from 9 to Jl$,1.95 Front lnco models. Mado of fine French whito stripe coutil. Broken sizes to close out. Regularly $10.00. A Thlril Moor Fancy Cretonne ' Special, Yard, 49c Beautiful range of designs nnd colors. I1G inches wide. ' Regularly COc. , Kooond Moor. ' Fancy Colored Madras Special, Yard, 98c 'A few short pieces to .clone out. I Very pretty colors and designs. Second Moor. Long Silk Gloves Special, Pair, $2.98 16 button Ionglh. Black, with embroidered backs Plain, poniico, brown and whito. Regularly to $3.75. ii Slain Moor. Two Lots of Silk Gloves, Special, 89c and 98c Wrist length black, gray and white. ' Regularly ?1.25 nnd $1.50. 'i Main Moor 1 Vests and Collars tojClosc Out at 12 Price Small lot of pique, pongco and organdy. Embroidered jn colors. Regularly 35c to $2.50. Main Moor Val Lace and Insertions, Special, 10c Match sets and individual pat terns. Narrow widths only. Rogularly 15c. , s Main Floor Filet Clung Lace Special, Yard, 43c Now shipment Lace nnd In sertions to match. Widths from 1 to 4 Inches. Some narrow linen laco in the lot. Regularly 50c. Main Moor Filet and Cotton Cluny, Special, 18c Narrow widths, lace and inser tion to mntch. Regularly to 25c. Main Moor Summer Corsets, Special, $U)8. Front nnd back laco models. " Open mesh in whito only, j . Third Moor I All Silk Charmcusc Special, Yard, $3j95 Beautiful finish nnd grado. Every street and ovening shade Rogulnrly $5.00 yard. Main Moor. ' 'All Silk Tricolcttc n Special, Yard, $3M Plain, whito, rose, jade, nnvy, flesh nnd blade, 3G Inches wldo. ' jV Main Moor. " Silk Crepe Victory " 1 Special, Yard, A1 superior fabric, similar to pussy llow. 40 inches wide, in street or ovo- ning shades. ( Main Moor. 1f '( ' All Silk Mcssalinc Special, Yard, 1S)8 All colore and black or whlto, 36 inches wldo, Rogulnrly $2.45. Main Moor. All Silk Georgette Crepe, Special, $2.45 'All colors good grado. Main Moor. Sport 8 Silks Extra Special, $2J98 A fow pieces to close out fair selection of colors and kinds. Rogulnrly to, $8.75. Main Moor. Face TJoiecls , Special, Dozen, $1J9 Made of superior grado of huck. AH white fancy border. Size 17x34 Inch. Main Moor, 'f 81x90-lncli Seamless Sheets; $2M Torn nnd hemmed good f. grade., (r Mnln Moor. 1 Mercerized Damask Special, Yard, $1.39 " , Very fine Damask finish. 64 inchts wide. Red border. Main Moor. r. Toilet Requisites Reduced for Saturday CUBA MR AND IITION8 lis W.lba Pkln lotion.... I I0d Inrram's Ullkw.fd' Crsam 11.00 Int-ram's Htllwem Crsam ftso SOa Pomp-lstf Day and NItU Cream 3 10c M.tba Orsasslesa Cram .30o (Oo Malba CUanalnf Craam (On Mttba Hln Mmin Cream 39 tOo Ilenxoln and Almnna Cream as lie Witch llaiel I9a "rroslllla" for roush .kins IS "Oardenslo" CoM crema In lubes 9s Mercollled Wax 11 Woodbury's Vsnlenlnf Creme ... 40 WofMlburr'a Cold Crams... Klmo Cucumber Crema. 4o Bsmpra Qlovlna Crams... 39 i'Ack rownmm Sic Wnortbury'a Powtsr 2to Melbsllne I'owilar ....lOo tic Ktmo Powder ,.ltin Isq Java Itlca rowdsr,.,,X0o lAc Harden Kraf rarica,, , ,3Da soo Day Dream SBo "too Mavla .Sua loo Malta ,,,,,3tlo Asbea of llosea llnuye Tic, 11.00 and 13 00 HIIAVINU I'llKIWIlATIOJiS AM) MIAMI'OOfl If Mennsn'a Bhavlne Cream tin lOo D.l.uis IShavlnr tether 30e I6c Williams' Shsvlni Clesm 30c lie Williams' Fhavlnc 1'owder tOe lo Williams' fihsvlnc Click 4 29a 35c lie Luxa Bhavtnr Lather lo too Csnthms nhsmpoo,,,,3a toe Watklna' MulslMsd Cocoanut Oil lie . TAWUMS Cotirata'a Taleume Williams' Talcurba .... Hlmo Talcums . Jarful,' Talcums ftqulbu's Talcuma Day Dreams Talcuma,. Mslua Talcuma Osrden jcrsa-rsnca Tsl- euroi .....go rinauds Lllao Toilet Water M V. (U ISO ATS rslmollva $op, 3 for ... Frolchtons Hoap, 3 for... Jeren'a Hath Tablets. 1 tor ., . Jren'a Violet Olycsrlnt, Jerven Almond Cocoa Oil , Jsraen's Kln Castile 3 for Kirk's Jap noee. J for.., Klrk'a Cocoa Hard Water CaalUe, 3 for ..111(1 ..I3 ..10fl ..ISO ..10o ..19o ..I0o .tin ,3S Ie) .10 ,10a ,t5o .39 New Store Jfourn Dttrim? July and August: Week Day, Open 8 a. m., Cloelne at 6 p. m.i Baturday, Open at 8:30 a. m.,ciolnif at 0:30. ' "Vonta" Infant CanurnUi Jlcro eBBWSilfiaaMeMM,in,.iiMi . i Solo Atrency Iji Camilla Corecta Jlcmlicrn ot tlio Tulba, Open hliop .V-twclittlon Si TV &