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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
LEGION MEETS
! Upheaval Indicated
Afiainst BritisJi Ih
RICHEST OF MEN
IN CLEVELAND' ""' C"""T"" ABANDONS WORRYi
I
r3
Problems of Nation-Wide
Interest to be
Considered.
BONUS QUESTION UP
Philadelphia D o 1 nga I ion
Comes in Box Cars as They
Did in Survicc Days.
l-nNnTANTINOPU:, Kept 15,
via I .' n 1 1 . iti Hepl IH. -A glgrtii'lo
upheaval Avalnst dm IlrliiHli
llinniplniiil the orient wan f rc
shK.lnwc.l liy speeches lit thn
Asiatic bolshevik congress at
ItHku. d'rnnllnB to Information
received h re today.
Till' Turkish nationalist rcglino
which hart bug" representiitlnn ill
Hip ni""tiHK. Issued mi official .1114
tirtlinrcniriil llmt mnr" tliun I.DfjO.
rlolKa tH w re pres. ni. reprosent.
lug the nili IkIihiI' world.
Tlif1 natl.fwilist nniinln'iiln em
plmslx'd. Hip f fti.it lh spcciih
fin iT.mt I "Ki-rifiiiH intention of 11
grcit mcv. ii.enit i.i'ilnst Itrltlsh
I llll' "
John D. Rockefeller Is,
Only Interested In
Daily Golf
NI'.W YOUK, Hepl III - -Till rirh
nt man In Hi" world Ik no longer
mtsristed in tnnkliiK money
.Mote thim Itmi he In not overly
ton. crnril wllh what becomes nf Hi"
greatest wliigh f.irmn- ever a- 1 1
mtilaic.l, although h" ImpiH li mi)
In: um'd for good purpose
John I Ho. kcfi Her. now travel
Ing'townid dm cighty-scroiid year li
CLHVULANI' "lilo. Hepl t ine. is 11 iiermii nurr .iiniie.i oy
Thirty thousand foin.er nsrvlec mrii r I ITI rr Omini O V" '""'.'""
in 1 iii i ami ... . ''- n thousand mllllnriH rimlM in.
Mlon lime on Kept, mbcr 2.. 51 ai .I RPD TRD R '-" "'"'")"" t" ""n""n
Tim t.inveiillnn , "III. I. will falcj 1 rlf j ( ,ff) , pl,iylnK
up iiictilmtw of imMoii-wid" liitoie' . ,, ,, h ,UKPW lrm, p,Hurc
will oK" provide ..ppoitiiiilti r"'T, . .,. . , ,,. , from hm hour and 11 lialf to two
scores of t.uitiloiis of divisions 11.1.I, Konortcr I' IIUIS I WO SkU'S In urn cv.iy .li.y. tils wratlirr li"r-
1 f !..! limiting
1 1 1; xii 1 iik 101 mnii
Guns Mounted
Kllifillcr IIIMI11 Visitor will In. In.!..
ninny .1 Iiiku ll n .l mrn.
A paimlo on the opening 'In l
In bo onw f 111" ff'Htllii'i of th g.ilh
I'lnjf. All of Ih" Icgloiiiisrlcs will
nuinii. HIMy hand will fmiiMi I'm
music 'I'lic slta of tlif puniilo Ik oii
p.Mtc.l In fiMlifii in..inoili of tli'
votPriinn of III" time wIipii Hi"
I'l i'iu ll prnmiit hI.mhI fit rniillhlil. p
In U'Rl. lt I In; Mini of til.' Aiiivili ii'l
lIxp.MllMotiiiiy lonu iiiimOiliii; to llio
front.
Tllliro Will .. Iilc qlK'HtllHIH I.V d
iili'. Amu'i III" ilili'f of iIipiii I
UlBt of III.! nlllttj.tr of lliu Irk'lon
towiif.1 l.omii. for tho S.OdO.fiOil
lipiil."rn of tliu l pfli.il. nil. I tli .ii..
llon of 11 ililvo lo I.1I111: I'Vcty cIIkI
lilc "x-nprvlco mini within tlm fnl.l.
Thn it 1 1 r 1 of Ml ii 11 RiiinpnlKti, l.'iul
i rM Klnt", wniil.l Im to iiiiiIm. tin. I.'
Kli.n tlio ni.ift powerful, noii-piiill-h(i
1 1 . iiiinctriHli frico In Amciicaii nf
1 it 1 1 p.
Willi.. miiIiiiin Hlato .li'pnrtmpiitu
of Ihc liulon will mil. mil oth.'i' r.'n.i
lul Ioiim for ;i.t Ion hy l lie nation. il
lioily, th.i full.. nine twclvn malt'Ti.
urn rxpoctPil to im'Uo th iiiiihI ul
tontlon: An A litcriii 11I7... t Ion program,
hnvhiK for 1 1 h piiriioM.' tho iinhIiuIIi.
lion of lh uutlon'H nlloii inipul.illon
ami nl.lliij; Inimlk'rantH In Iwnnlni,'
AmrrUun III en lit, lilnt.it - 11 ml iiih
tonm. Tim fourfold lioniiH propoHlttun.
(I) Iiiid (.cttlciiH'iit formrr M.n-
II. 0 ini'ti nml womi'ii In r.'t'clu' 11,10
' for I'ach tlnjr of Kiirvlrp, to apply on
tho purchnt of liin.l anil uov.'in
mpnt proJt"i't, or Inaim for huyliiK
.''liilpnirnl; Ci) hoinn aid, with i2
tor "iifli .lay of hptvIc, to apply on
tho piirclmb" of a Inline or farm:
(3) vnrntlonul rnlniiiK. with Jl.r.0
,for pncli tiny of nervk. to he pil.I
within 11 year nfler ttio npproval of
III. , bill: (4) (iik)i t'onilieiioatlon of
11,60 for cat'h ilny of hpivIc", i.i lie
pal.l im Ioiik ih Hm rriiplpulu arc
olititliiliiK tdiiratlon from thn rov-frnmrnt.
More mleriuata nlil nml euro fur
wounded AniprlcuiiL noMI"r.
(IrsntliiR nf Imii'.pillntn tltlrciinhlp
10 nu wuo nerved 111 tun army ami
navy or mucin" etiriui.
Jtevl.tlon of the t-lvll norvl. o rrpu-
uiiinuH to muKo It eiiKlrr for fonner
service, men in obtain public employment.
Declnlon upon a definite military
or iion-iniiunry policy.
Declaration of ArmlHtlce .lay.
NoveinniT ji, an u national hoi
Idny
Urimtlo nrllori for thOMn who havo
ptovi'd KUicKern in the world war.
Opposition to the participation
nf Legion men, no memherM of thn
1 organization, In labor illnpiitei..
liunnlnfT of memberithlp driven
to ralKt. thn prcnent nieniliernhlp of
3,000,000 to twice Hint number.
Kleellon of new nffleerH.
Adoption of a "iltuiil" for Inlta
tlon. Tho Cleveland convention com
mittee, headed by Oononel (' C
Chambem, I liuny completlnc tie-
tallK for the big convention. All
hotels have been reserved for the
delegated and visitors. In addition
ClevehindcrH. nro birtVy offering tn
nouno 1110 visitors, many oc them
iren of chart:",.
Iloxlng matches, moving pleturen!
laHo rldcH, shoWM, dunces and
K.-iiOrierM have been nrraiiRed to
nrovlrn entertnlnment for thn vet
runs. The iMilladelphln I.eglon will
come by box earn, reminiscent of
Hie old dnyu (.pent on the l-'rench
front.
Thn 37th division and 1)10 fi2nd
.division are among thoso that will I
hold reunions during thn convention
Tim 37th or lluelteyo division, re-
mnlon will open on the Hiinday be
foru tho convention, September. 20.
PUBLIC STANDS FAST
iiv if h (ihi:i:nvai,i
fK-iehilMv fable to the I N'
and Ixui'loii 1'i.lly Kxpres
TUItl.V, Hept If.. Tb
Hei'lude.l In Ills INicantlrn IIIIIh.
New York isIhIp, with ..lily a few
1 Intimate ironies to chat with at fre
,'liient ln'ervsl) and never seelnn "
, .usual .all.r. the man who WAN
I .'II king- for he no longer w".im Hie
1 till" has turned n.n'pmplulU"
nhllosophei and IH .IIhIiiI. rented In
fe. ItliK r.. Id aff, Ir
here ail regnr.li ll.e International
outlook III ( oiineettoti with the bol- f)itfcllUI'(Cd SoUHd'H
ehevint movement Is lew optimist!.' , . ,V,ll,1.Ii;rlnll
than I found 11 In Mllnu. 'l t A "lU Z(,l'nlt. ,
i h.. number of mi fluid hoisted A I Oklahoma Capital
on slilpi and other bllll.lingH tciidl-l
ly Increase. The number of machine
Kilns itiitliuicd at strat.'Xle polntN
ready tn send volleys Into rioting
liiulis. Ii.'ih been liipled slnie last
week. .
Miniature fori are I. dug estab
lished on factory ro.j-j and tho dig
ging of trenches In the streets and
H.tiari'H gouH on feverishly. Honu'of
Ihn main thoroiiHtifaioH icmmihlo
war H.eiicH with all the details. In
cluding Im bed Wire oelts.
llotli m 11 10 preparing for n
.led. .0 clash. llatterl.'M uf guns, of
all .a 1 1 tic rH Innumerable
rli-M and even tiinliu ur
readllieM.
Metal workers liuvt. started com
munal kltrlieiiH where food is ob
tainable for coupons, tin. anarchist
wing of the Htrlltera Ih ngllatlng Hm
seizure of food simps to prevent a
famine. The belief prevails that
Htm vatloii muy foice Ihn workers to
leave tho faetorlea In tho suburbu
and country dlstilctH and Invade tho
tilU'H like florks or hungry wolves,
Ah 11 conseiiuencn tho mllltnry
guar.lH In all cities havo been
doubled,
Til ere Is bloodshed here dally, but
so rat Hie casualty llsta havo not
been heavy
lly AnonrUtptl Vttmt KUtn wlrs
OKLAHOMA CITY, Hept. 1.1 -Unit.
.nil. ly dl.eliitrg.'d soldlerH
who have not yet obliilned
liatnnilliitloii papers can do so by
npplilng to tho U. H. naturalization
examiner In company with two
witnesses, It win. said at the court
clerk's office here today. Ordi
narily two yearn Is ic.pilre.l for
an untiaturallr.u.l peison to obtain
cltlz.'iii'hlp, but exception has been
made for men who set veil In the
war ami were honorably dis
charged. 1
1 TEXTLE WORKERS QUIT
Telephone Manager lo
Submit Statement of
i:iupliieH In I'lictoile '11 Tin co
Mexican SlalcJ !). .!c a
, (Jenenil fill Ike.
HAN ANTONIO.Texas, Kept, lfi.
Textile workers In lhe Mexlriiu
slateH of Vera Cruz, I'uebia and
'll.ixcal.i hnv" declared n general
strike, duo to the reduction of pro
duction by the factories, owners In
an "ttdevnr lo ralHe tho prlco of their
products, according to reports
reaching mllltarv iiu'.hiiiilles here
today. Over 1 8.000 railroad und
textile workers- are now on strike In
Mexico. Hteve.tores contemplate
striking at the port of Vera Cruz In
order to force shipping mastera to
lecognlze their union.
Company's Needs Here "Habu Headquarters"
' 1 r.'..i it .11:. .
Chubbu Utile Tots
Ovy J 1,000.000 must bo added
In llu. next two years to expand
tho local plant of the Houthwest
ern Hell Telephone company, ac
cording to n stntement filed by
Cleorgti !' Hell, local manager,
with mayor and city commKulon.
or Thursday. According lo tho
statement, the uctunl Investment
In the T11U11 exenange "n June
.10, 1920, wail 1 1,38$. ISO .17. on
which the return for the first six:
months of 11120 waa 3.3 per cent.
Mr. Dell expects to appear be
fqro the mayor and commisslon
efs at their regular bi-weekly
meeting I'Vlduy morning, at
which time he will submit thn
company's estimates and flgure.i
or lhe cost or nperiit:on and value
or eriulpniciit.
Ilaby No. 1 T 1 was the last tn bo
registered for the better baby
show1 at the Tulsa county fair lain
yesterday afternoon before Iho
clivnlng of thn day of tho reiflstrn
tltm board at the War Havings
bank. Mrs. Harriet M. Wardell
and her helpers: wero kept busy
during the day enrolling babies
over th" telnphon and "In person,"
Notice of !ho dandy and hour
upon which each child must bo
presented for examination during
the show s being mailed out lo
the pitrents lxanilnatlnns will
be conducted by nurses, pliy
slclami and child epeclallsts.
rctler.il Itcscrvc Hoard Officer Sajs
Itniik nml lile Is Itcfii'.liig tt
llcml tn Higher Prices.
CHAHI.KSTON'. W Va . Sept. lli
The buying public Iiiih rebelled
ugalnst ever moiintlni' prlres and
Iiiih forced a period of readjustment
of values, Vice (iovernor l'latt of
tho federal reserve hoard declared
today In a speech here before the
1t11nu.1l convention of the West Vir
ginia Hankers' association. Aunlvsis
of tho country h business condition
with respect to price elioatlons, dis
closes a mark. .1 lessening of de
mand, he fald, nddlng that the re
fusal to buy lis tracablc directly tn
public sentiment against high prices
air. Jiatl b speecli, the first nince bis
appointment, was liigncd as a reply
to critics who had .harged that the
board's credit ristrlctlon ami redis
count policies were tesponsllile foi
the closing or part time operation of
scores of mnnuractuiing estnldluh
liients. Such charges, he said, were
without merit us tho toum.ns ror the
closing of many factories wer found
to be "dcepor seated and more widespread."
claim xi:oito stoli; CLtn inxti
Collins Ilfhl for Ijirtvny of Suits
from H:l:t list lirst Street
VIII Collins, a negro accused of
stealing oiotlilng to tho value of H0
from 833 Bast Klrst jtfeet Reptem
ber 10, entered a plea of not guilty
at his Arraignment Thursday before
Justice H. C. Maxcy und was com
milled to Jail under bond of 11.000
for preliminary hearing October 1
T. O. Jlafford claims tho negro
stole clothing from threo men living
at the Kat Klrst street addn sa, the
totnplalnant, Ud Uawnou und O. 0,
It u 1(1.
If you can't see to read the
finest print with one eye and
see a mile with the other eye
through the same Lense, you
are a gone gosling!
Anj way, .tolm the Itlng Man is selling more hHi'taiic than most
fruit dealers niv selling lianauas. There's 11 reason.
Listen and you will lenrn why. One-piece bifocnl
Spectacles, far and near vision, ground in the
same lense only $10, complete in any si7e, style or
shape frame. Price them elsewhere.
Wo iiUo have u complete line of single vision, cither muling or dis
tant sight, sM'ctaclcH at S'J to jr.. Come to the biggest little store
In Oklahoma nil) lime of the day nml ou villi see this little storo
crowded with customers. There's li rciinon. i'hU little store Is
the best niheitl-cd Little .store In tliu I'lillc.l SUiIcn. This Little
Store sells to a child the same as to nil adult. .lnlutf) one, price
lo all. Did )ou cicr think of Hits: Satisfied customers will send
their friends and that's what counts, Wo have Is-en in business
here over .1 V, cni'S, mid vie challcngo tiny one to find a customer
thai will claim vie misrepresented our b.mkIs.
John, the Ring Man
Call at 111 South Boston Ave., Vz Blocks South
of the Frisco Station ,
213 215 S. MAIN STREET
Anniversary Sal
Many New Specials From Our Rcady-to-Wear
Department at Our Anniversary Sale Prices
Splendid Display of New
Fall Suits At $39.50
and $55
These values arc really
remarkable and we urc
you to see them and com
pare them with others.
New Woolen Dresses
$32.50
Over a hundred in the lot
to choose from. Styles for
every autumn purpose
and occasion.
Furs at 25 Discount
An event of note in our anniversary sale. Sec
these beautiful furs at such remarkably low
prices.
Cretw tie CIiIiip Tcldlin In wlihe lane trimmed with "" (pQ fA
ribbon ell on l.l e r straps, very special at sDmI.Ov
Crcs tie Chine (iovvns In flesh only; (fp QC
special at . tJjOttSt)
Muslin TimIiIIch of fine quality lace nd embroidery (t- CtCk
trimming. Special at ti)JtOt
Muslin (.onus A large assortment to chooso from. r7Q
12 DO values at '. tlll.l J
One lot of new outing gowns, pink and blue stripes; ull (PQ Cft
good large sizes, Id, 17, 18 and 19. Special tpOaOU
long Sleeio Muslin (low as (Uey f?(
Special at p,0J
Jersey I'tillconls; hrlght, pretty colors and a good Gl"7 (?A
value. Hperlnl D OU
Vew Woolen Scarfs I'rlngo (PQ CA (UK anrt (CI A KA
Trlmiced Hpclal .pO.OU) tDO dJlft.UU
Onn lot of Cdrsets. special 201 Off.
SILK CAMIKOLi:S. UnAKSIIUUCS AM) IH'ST COM'IXICIIM
AT ANMVi;ilSAItY SALIC IMllCrS
Ont lot Camisoles In flesh and white laco and ff
ribbon trimmed. Special at JJ)JLVl
Wash Sntln Cnmlsle In flesh and white: daintily (T- rn
trimmed Special at vXOV
llrnsslcrcs Kmbroldery trimmed; In white only. (p- ff
Special tDl.UU
Other Hrasslcres -Sizes 38 to 44. Qf
Special lot at
Ittist Conflnen. In flesh and white; sizes 32 to 44. Htin
Speplal today at . I OL
SANITAHV GOODS Ol ALL KINDS IN OUR,
coiusirr im:p.htmknt
ANNIVKHSAUV SALi: IN Ol'H HAIlY AND CIMLnitnN'S
DUI'AltTSlUNT .MOIMI SIIW SPECIALS TODAY
Utile Hath Holies, In both pink and blue, They aro (Jf) nk
In baby sizes. Special at j)JiU7
New Wool Knltteil Cnps; aviator's slyle. (T0 nr
Special at $U.UO
Silk Knltlcl Aviator's Cnps. fJJQ Cfi
Special at .N 3)O0J
Other Knltteil Cnps; pink and blue trimmed; baby (T- ffi
sizes. Special at tDl.UU
Infants' Ing Dresses of sheer nainsook, lace (TQ FA
trimmed. Special at fDdiUl
Girls' filngham Dresses; short lot to close out; QK-
sizes 3 to 14; all go at .'. ODC
Hoys Tom Sawyer Wash Suits for early fall. (JM fA
Special at JJOU
Secnnd rhnir.
Hope Muslin, yard Qftn
wide OUKs
iOc school QQr
gingham Ouj
.IMnch QQ
percalo Out
Mohawk Sheets, QQ QQ
72x90 tyiJtOJ
Pcmiot sheets, (IQ I Q
72x90 DO.X
Mohawk Pillow cases, IJ(n
42x36 I J
Pequot sheets, (JQ A C
81x90 tDO.It)
SOc nainsook, QQr
yard wide, OtC
SOc long- QQn
cloth t)tt
40-inch . PQ AX.
Charmcus iBO.ItJ
Heavy Turkish
towels tJiU
Large size buck 9Q
towels MOt
nainsook , . 45c
32-Inch ZphC f'Qn
gingham U7L
36-Inch wash (PO OC
satin O -' -'
?,r 98c
xtr-r. $1.69
$3.00 Woolen (JJO A(
hose tD.4V
36-Inch costume (PQ QK
velvet OOtuO
Yard wide storm (PI A Q
icrgo DJLfrJ
,,ne0,?,a.b,e...i.... $1.49
12 50 Jet beads, Gf rj(
60 inch J. J
rirst
All-silk
taffeU ,
I -ad If s' cotton hose,
tan only
Imported
laces . . .
$2.49
,29c
1Q
. J- . v
Hored
stationery
42-Inch French
serge
12 50 lining
silks
110 silk
bags
$7.00 silk
bars
lfi. 50 bed
iprcacls . . ,
JIO.00 blankets
Seal Tax union
suits
Child's
SOX . . ,
Lara
vrsttes
tl 00 boudoir
caps
Moire hair
ribbon . . . .
..39c
$2.29
$1.98
$5.95
$3.95
$4.95
$7.45
$1.29
. 41c
$1.29
...79c
..75c
Hear Hrand Zephyr tlerman-
town Yarn, r.fln
uuc
special
36-lnch
cretonne
Chlldren'i
SOc
plaids
39c
fancy parasols
SO Off.
$1.00 dresser
scarfs
New lace
collars . , .
39c
79c
89c
I All low shoes 20 c. Off.
McCall Patterns Iho best.
Floor.
E2
4 sen
- .
Stratford young men's
styles do stand out
THERE'S no uncertainty about the fact that the Stratford makers
have caught the youthful spirit and the youthful fancy in the mat
ter of style. For the past six seasons no others have approached them
in style or in the favor of young men who know real styles from tho
imitation. N
WEfcel that we're very fortunate in having such smart, stylish
clothes for the young men of this city. And the young fellows
seem to feel the same way about it. If there is a young man in Tulsa
who doesn't know Stratford clothes we'd like to have his name; those
who do know them only need to know that the new styles are here now.
J
SOME decidedly new effects to bo seen in the fall models. Ideas
not seen in any others. Fabrics and patterns arc smarter, richer
than ever; the workmanship too is better. They're the highest type of
young men's clothes yet produced. Every young man ought to see them,
so lie will Jjnow what the new styles are. Prices arc $G5 up.
Others $45, $50 and $55
Jpr'OTh.ers J
Wall Paper
New Fall Patterns at
20, 25 and 30 Cents
Per Roll
Plymouth Wall
Paper & Paint Co.
312 V, Second St, Phono 7221
s
4
is Instantly relieved 4nd soon
healed by applying
Dr. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil
It Is a SoothM, Healing Antiseptic
for all local Irritations. 30c per
bottle.
Notice to Our Patrons
in District No. 2
Your Electric Bills are duo and must be paid c n
or before the 18th or service will be discon
tinued. ' j
District No. 2 comprises all territory east of the
center of Main Street and south of the center of
Third Street.
Public Service Company
of Oklahoma
107 East Fourth St. Kennedy Bldg.
We Close Saturday at 1 P. M.
I
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], September 17, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2
About The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927