The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 04, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Image 14

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920.
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MANY JOURNEY TO
BAPTIST MEETING
Prmbiilcriititn Lead In
Sunday School CIuhhch
Sunday school iilifnilmim at the I
l-'lrfit I'reabytcilsn i hutch yuan-Mi"
iiiiii rutiK i-iiHMtir i.i.' i,
J InrReat (if any rhurrh school In the
city, (innirillnB to lecorila rfllved by
a. Jiifiaherivor, superintendent or too
'I'll I mi county Hiiinlay School aaaona
lldn. 'A partial Mat of tlm nltendancB
inintu liy Mr, lrnlrr wn a follows:
I'lrat Ilaptlat r.19
I tn limn ii cl Ilaptlat of'
rntNMuniiy liiiiiiim 71
1 First f'hrlatlan W
' llial l.ulhoran , ?
Lombard Union t
Klrat Mffhorihrt ,
ItflKl'-r Melhofllat IIS
'I'lK'-it Mithftdlat 20,
(Inn- Methodist 2K!li
fin iitt Mrlhwlici 23.1
l'lft men nod women, officially Huston Avenue mpiiioiii.h c:i.
represent;,, f.vo thrift rturrn. , ; j. ........ ,
of Tulwi und West T.ilan, will Have g,,,,,,! irfabyrlan 3 0
hero liy aittomohtlo and by IwUn j CH'H Illlt I'rrafcyUrtftii itr.l
Trains and Autos Used
For Trip to Nowata
Convention
TULSANS ON PROGRAM
Conference Opens Tucstlay
Morning and Closes
October 7
COMMUNITY HOUSE OPENING
llcilloitlbti Hii-relvs to Mo Hold
ThcwIh)- r.ieiilnc "t Hoi-owl
1'ichlijlcrliiii t.liutcli.
Di-illr.uioii of the new community
houm of tho Htioml I'reabyti-rlah
'hnrnli will ho h'-ld on Tuesday ovori-
l"K, ItlllOWIIIR III" imriU.1l COIIKtllita-
Himal mootliiR. H, Ituohiter will
make tho principal iiiMrefs and n
dedlpiilury HliilPinrnt will ho read liy
tho r.-onKrt-Kiltloii. i-'olln wlnir then
will hn a half hour of kiuih-s for old
LNd yoliiiit.
Thp community hnuao mst IS 100
and In to ho lined frtr Hunday achool
ami for ouch community purposes n
socials, motion pictures, m-i-tlnga of
thn Cherokee Heights clubs nd
hnlRhbnrhood tfatlmrlnps. Tho re-modpli-d
inn nan now occupied hy
ll.W. and Mr. W. H. Murphy l val
ued lit 15.000.
A I'emmylmnla Inventor haa pat
ented a iIpvIpi' that enables an in
valid who lannot reach hi fot 1"
comfort to pull on hla stockinga.
Hy a iipw Merman process ben
zine mid k mapfip inn be obtained
from liquid "lr distilled from
liKfitie. ' ;
Monday and Tuesday to nttwul tlm
annual owrrf(rim ut tlm DfUwaro
Ikiptlat naaw.-uiCon In Nov.ntu Oct
elmr t-7.
Utlwua from tho llrat llapilat
cliiiruh will lm a roiiottn: m-v.
it .t,,li.tofi. Mr. and Mli, H. K
Ktvn, Mr. and Mr. (' . I,ocKod,
ik ..i m. r V. Mluinnoii. Mr.
and Mr. . II. Wot. Mr. and Mra.
J', A. Itroach, Mr. nrl Atra. 15. M
ltlle. Mr. and Mra. T. II. IMIaa, Mr.
and Mra. A. II. Owviia. Mw. )' I.
' Atblna, Mra. Do Haven, (1. W. Kloct
ood and 1 J Upp.
Tho N'oirnlPa Avonuc IiptUt
rJiurch will lutto lh- f illowlnir top
tcarntntlvoa: Hpv. and Mr. W. A.
Todd, Mr. and Mra. II. O. Morrlmn
Mr. rind Mr. 11. I' White, Mr. and
Mm. I-'. V.. IloihcHU. Hi-v. f 14. C'lilt
Midy, Mn, C. II. I'ox, Mr A. H.
Good, Mm. Wlllliimii, Mlfci Ornco
ujuI Minn Myrtle Ilii-itoliautm'r.
Itonri-aontntlVPH i-Iikmi iV hy tho
V'itl Tulan ll.iptU't I'hurch wpro n
folluwn: Hpv. H. II- Owen, Mr. ntid
Mm. Ii. It. HiickiiiI. Mra. Anddla I'ltll-
llpn, Mr. KhhIo Motkiui, Mra. Arm-at-ot-Ki
Mlaa Allro -NlRllt, and John
etiihliclfiild. Allurrialu dclrifiitca
iiuiiK-d woro Mra. I-.mma rtjiliipa,
Mra. Wooda, Mra. IKnvv, Mra. King
and Mm Jliinmm.
, Tho Imt.mnucl Jluptlat church will
' hp rt-iroacntPd hy tho ror.owintti
Itov. C. I'-. Slier, Mra. . A. lSverclt,
Mi. Oucuir ItirhlMOtt. 11. II. Ulltlcr,
It. M. lirwln, Oacar ltoulnctt und
Mr. und Mfn. H. m HKiittga.
Th Kendall Haptlat church
iiamod four dolemilna Hundny
A numb6r of Tulmina will rtppenr
on the prilRrnm. Tho conferonco
will conver.o fit 8:30 o'clock Tuea
day monilnif with nn upot.ltifc lllhlo
lurron nd prayrr for n nood ua
oclutl(m by Mr. Owpn of Went Tuln..
At tlio openlnic aeaalon Mr. Andur
kcli will lUllver thu annual cvrliion
on iho mibjcct "To AKc'a CluulcnKo
tti tlio church." Ollmr Tillaana on tho
, program ntu na followa: lttv. W. T.
1 Hoott, "Thrt Call of tho Klold"; C.
J-. Mlfc-r, "Tho l'l.vn for thu Con
nuwit", JtaHO Jonca, "Illblo Ipimoii
mid pttivcr f'r nBnoclatlon v.-oilt."
Mr. Todd, "Illblo rnminoa and for
Ilaptbtt llurtKct obJocU" Mr. Todd,
homo mlKslon report; O. W. Jlorfold
tomperanco report; Mr. W. A. Kver
i'tt, woman's htmrj Mr. Caniwiy, re
port on buildlntr churchrMj -1 VV.
tfhiimicn renort of trcnaurtw; Mr.
"OmaerTVIon to tho work."
f
li'illattn l'rahytprlan 110
United Preabyterlau I'.l'l
Total C.RI2
dies afteFlong" illness
Hcntt
BLACK AND
WHITE OINTMENT
Jim, o. v. Htuiin. Wlff of I'lirmer
I'lihllahi'r, I'iiiws Aiiny
Mra (. I'. Htm in, If,, wife of a
I or it 1 iiiauriiiicp num. died Huturday
nlcht at her apartmenta In tlm l Intel
Cult. hi, Cll South Main atreot, fol
lilwlnk nn lllupaa tlitu laatnil about a
yar, '
Mr. und Mra. Hturni formerly edit
ed Hturiu'a miiinir.liie, orlKlunlly pilh
llnhiid hero and later moved to ok
liihomu Cly. They returned to thla
i-lly iihnut aeven yenrM nKo.
The body waa taken Hundiiv morii-
In to ltlaekhlirn. Mo., the former
homo, for burial. Ilealdea her Iiuh
liniid alio la survived by her mother
Mra. iH-orKo niiiiawwi of Ilk a imnii
City.
Duncan Goch Id Fifjltl
Hike in Plume Rates
Big Time Vaudeville and !
Feature Pictures Make Hit
OKPIIEUM Ames and Winthrop nnd nijc other nets.
MAJESTIC "Humorosquc," Fnnnio Ilural's eclobrnted
utorv.
PALACE DotiKlns , MncLcan nnd Doris May in "The
Jnilbird."
IUALTO Mnry Pickford in "Suds."
City Attormw I-'rnnk I!. Diuirim
loft Hundny nUlit for oldiihoma t'lty
to attenii the nearink' or urn Moutii
WPhturn Hell Telephone eiunpany
lioforn the eorporntlon enmmlwiloii,
Duncan took itlth him nearly 200
written roinplnlnta from loi-nl aub
aerlbera oncernliiK service j;lven by
tho local cxchaiiKo.
Adust ill 1 ro
ISt La iaramila
viatfJ I tin
mllamturimh
nut.
Ia nn Unusual Beauty Aid
TtMiitr anil attractlYfin whleh eom;
rl anil Memi'ii tho rye l mini lit by all
wmtitin nf lo.lay, tut how mny umi wl
fnilmpnl In tho Mtwitlon of their
liiello.
I Thi- nvi-rait woman ih Into ilnm or
dtfiartnteat atom ami buira Ilia moil 1
trRctl.o iatWHSe. Inittait of on whoia
Iruo worth haa hren lnovtn by tliouaanai
tit autlatlinl utcra,
H la atau a wall known fact that hrauly
cannot 1 It tlio conielealon Ii In any way
marrml by vlinU, itark, aallow (tiarnlor.
lint., itwirftfii.s. If von auflar any lit lhaaa
rkln blainlilii-a, train al nnoa Ilia u at
llltok and Wblla Olntinanl.
HmmIII, Hi fiaarl fur ailnh a nranara
lion tha inanulacturria nf lllack anil
Whlto Ointinriil htvr mniU aura that thalr
lirviiaratlun iurl all m nai-faaary ia.
qultemanta ot u iral aliln toautltlar.
lllack atut M'hlla Ointment, ertitly maa-
hl ntt Mlm furn Iiia! lirfura ratlrlnir.
n.n,i wu.hnil nff lha nail ninrnlnr with
ll'nck ami Wlilla HoJ-, will maka tha
kin clrar, anuiuth. ifMi ataly tlntoa an J
minora all aHIn biainKn,
A trial will ronvlNta rim ami you
will batlar umlarrlnml lha iiopularlty nt
lllark ami Whllo OlliUnant ami lllaok ami
Wtiltt Hon p.
ThraK Iwn tuanty nlila for aala at all
ilniff knil aarailmrnt atttraa lllank ami
Whllo Ointment 3(o tlm l'lfliaur, (tl'c
.x,. ri-iil.itna lUrrt- llmra mm lillicli,) lllack
ami Wliltu .-..ail :to tha calie lu-nlii our
liMimi-ui louibiii. n
SO Years Old
Attributes Health
to Internal Baths
Uniform
High Quality
The more you smoke La
Sarumitau the more con-
vlttrrd vnn will lw nf tln.Ip
Rcnuliitgoodncsi. Oncaftcr J.
nnotlior, they are thesnme
milt, fragrant llavanas, so
plettaiug to all tastes.
10c, 2 for 25c nnd
15c sizes
' ShicMi, Stuart. Miller Company
Maiiuf aclurrra
Clevelanil, Ohio
n v. MiisiKiit rtnvit to.
Wlrliltn uml OUIuliomii llljr
oiti'itr.t'.M.
With two alerllnn headllnera and
flvo other uxctillunt acta, the offer
ing; Hi la waol at tho Oipliouin
Theater ahould kenp all Tulan In
mlBlily nood humor. The Mar hon
ora of tho bill nro divided oritmllv
botwenn Arnea and Winthrop In a
Thumbnail Itevun entitled "Alleo
In Hlunderlind" and Mme Adelaide
llnrrmnnn, widow of tho lato "llyr
inanii Tha flreat."
The flrat mentioned act la nulle: tho
iLiiaunl, nnd received heurty ni
pliunw nnd a, Renulnn reppptlnn laat
nlalit. Tin art la nrllatle. aplwi-
dldly ao. It la nn rjctravawnnza,
with mtialc, aoiiR. nnd IntiKhter. The
fnlry atnry iih told by tho clever art
latM 1,-ent tha hotiao In a contlntmt
miod humor by teferrlnu to aeveral
of tho oharactera iib M'rlnco Hevo"
mid "Klnir liudwelaer," etc. The ant
ia BtnBed aunipiunualy nnd la well
deaervliiK of tho aplenilld aurrcMS
which Anii-1 and Winthrop havo
achieved on Hi" blK olrgulta of
Alnerlcn. 4
Mine. Herrmann In a myatpry net
anctired her alinre of hnnora. The
lady of niaKlc bewlldera hnr n mil -(ncea
In a, manner that lit nothing
abort of nntoumllnr:. Her et-cry
movement waa of tho myatcrlotia and
aovernl of the Illusion preaented
were of aurli hlRh charncter na to
nroclalm Mjnn Herrmann tho crmit-
eat exponent of mnp.lo In the land..
Ttiq principal lliuniona na per
formed by Mine. Herrmann were
".loan of Arc" nnd "Noali'a Ark."
Thoy worn wonderfully executed.
Her contribution to huh wceK a uui
la 'uetly npiireclatcd.
Hohann and Iloatty. "Two niria
nmvn rlano, ta a corklns Bona net
nnd renred liuncly. Thesn ulna are
very clever, and Intrndur-a anveral
numbera that took tlio liouao by
atorm. Hnymond and.schram Ukt).
wlao iirnvetl a banner hit with their
"Syncopated Cocktail." From
Opera to .law It but a fair exnmplo
of what theso boya accompllahed
IriHt nlRht. I
The Makleya In an nrlRtnal danre
revue, Waltor I-'lahtor and Company
In a aketoli enlled "Co Into the
Kltchon," nnd I-'rnnk Oaby In ' a
unlquo vnntrlloqunl apeclnlty rounfl
od out n fry plenalnp; vaudovll)o
ontcrtalnmont.
Iiolitan priidiictlon rltaad by l'ara
motint-Artcruil. i
A plenalnit f.-ature of the perform-'
atic yeaterrtay waa the plny
Ini? nf "Ifol Ntdra" and "Humor;1
eiue" by Harry Salter, a vIoTm
vlrluoao who awayed tho audlencoa,'
with hla faultteaa rendition. Hla up-1
pcaranca waa a ifcnulne auriirlso to ,
thoaa naaamldad In the theater, buti
the itirprlan proved a happy Innova-'
Hon nnd hla maKnlflcent Interpreta-,
Hem of thu two aoloa waa uruatly
niipltiudad.
' 1'AI.ACIC.
DouKlna Mncl.enn and Uorta May
present "Tho Jailbird" nt tho I'nl
ao Theater and tlm two favorltea
acorn lu-avlly In thla very clever phn
toiluy. l)uui:lnn MncLcan la ever
tho real romoillan und can always
be (IciiuiMcil u ion to Iti-op hla ii it ii 1 -1
encea In K'd humor. j
Tho Jailbird" la exceptional. It
la' nun nf thoao Itttrlcato themea that;
taken a lonK 'ime, und uoea n Ioiik
way to tin ravel llaolf, yot each one
of thu momenta la aplendldly on
tertnlnlm;. "The Jailbird" nn an In
teresting story takea well. It aervea
to keep everybody buy, nnd tho nu
dlnncen contlnunlly amlllng.
AmoiiK ninny lnmthahte attuntlnna
la tho ono whero DotiKlan MiicLvnn
mnkea hla eacajio frnm Jill.
I'rlaon visitors, a collnr and ahlrtj
In onay ncrera on an office deak,
nnd u ault of civilian clothea In the
warden'a cloaet. aro the nceeriaortoH
that aided DotlB'a eacnpo. Whllo the
ittlard la ahowim; a crowd nf vlsltora
throiiKh the" prlann Dout?, left alnne
In tho warden'a nfflco whoro ho la a
trimly, anatchva tho collar nnd ahJrt,
ndjnurns to tlm cloaet dona hla
"clvloa," nnd rotpitlna there until tho
return of tho vlattora. Aa thoy pnas
the cloaet door ho atepa Into their
mtdat nnd cxILi with thoni through
tho prlann Kntea. How ho Rets hack
Into Jnll a train Is tho real story.
Thomna II. Inco puraonally auper-
vlaed tho picture, which was directed
by IJoyd InnniiKun from a 6tory by
Jtlllou JoaeptiHon.
M.wnsric.
The nnawer to the crltlra who la
ment the artificiality of motion pic
tures Is 'Humoroariun." This photo-'
Play la real life faithfully portrayed.
It has an Itttenao appeal to tho hourt
equalled by few. works of lltoraluro
and fewer atnKt) productions, i.nat
nluht'a audloncn at the Majestic
Theater, where "Humnrfesque"
opened a run, was alternately moved
to latiKhtcr and something closely
nliln to tenra. The nlrturo lin tho
j humor of" I'ntnah and l'erlmtttter"
nnd the pathos of "The Mualc
Master "
l-'atinle Hurst, author of the novel
upon which the picture Is based,
slinwa In 'Humoreanuo" why alto Is
ono nf the hlKheat-pald nnd most
popular wrltera In the country. Tho
atnry Is simplicity Itself In plot.
Leon ICuntnr, n child of New York's
humble Mast Hide, with a soul for
inuslo, Is the central flRure. Under
tho watchful nnd InvlnR oyo of 1Ih
mniher ho doyelops Into n world-ro-nowned
muslelan. At tho helRht jif
his iiopularlty. ho rocs to wnr nnd
returns with a wounded shoulder
that, the doctors toll him, will pre
vent him from over plnylnu a violin
URnln.
Mttslo Is Leon's life. Without It.
ho becomes iporoae and, bollevlnR
himself a cripple for life, Is tlnwll
UnR to marry tho nlrl ho loves. Hut
In a wonderful manner tho i-lnuda
clear and ho In once atraln made
happy.
Alma Uuhena, Vera Qprdnn, flns
tnn Olnas and lore,'DayjJJson In the
chief roles In the plchdftpuld not
bo Improved upon jBHPHorbiKe,
the dlrc t.ir also deHMF honorable
mention llumnrcaBFris n Cosmo-
lti.Mro.
i
That Mary 1'lekfdrd Is the irrcnt
cst artist of the screen Is ngaln
domotiBlnited to ovcry'one'n satis,
faction at tho Itlnlto Theator In her
nppearanco In her now production,
"Buds."
Much has Jippu written nnd snld
about Mary I'lokford's artistic ability
how alio can talfo her atullonco
from lauKhter to team and back
aRnln by tho more movo of her hand
and tho expression of her wonderful
fenlurcH. a
As Amanda 'Affllck. tho llttlo
slavey In n Frr-nch lnundry In tho
slums of London, Miss l'lckford Is
seen in nn Vntlrely dlfforont rolo In
which she has heretofore appeared,
(lone, except for occasional flashes,
nro the famous curls and biyiultful
clothes, and Instead wo h.-tvo the
scrawny, preasV faced, pur nosed
frump which for quite n while Is
difficult to recoKnlzo na our beauti
ful Mary. This abovo anything clso
proves she Is nn artist, for yery few
of our women of the films would
sacrifice beauty, youth and clnthea
In order to rIvo nn nctlstlc perform
ance but all this has Mary dono,
nnd more. Hutjnlth her deft ban
dittis sho makesThls little nonentity
of life a llvlnu, brnathliiK person
n type you havo all seen but which
you never cared to remember
When Amanda tolls tho other Rlrls
In the laundry of her Imaginary
real station In life nnd describes
scenes In her father's e.istlo where
Horace, her ImnRlnary lover actual
ly and flRitnitlvly proves his devo
tion alio had ovoryono ecreaniltiK
with lauphter and nRiiln, when tho
snnio little flRttro actually meets tho
lover of her drenms, nnd reallr.es
Hint he would be ashamed to bo
seen with her in public, her audience
was weepliiR copious teara.
.ever hnai.-i finer piece of rtiarnn
1 work 1ipi!i done than Mlaa PIcH-
te
fold's production of "fiude."
I" Nfi i ill, t N HI, All
Kan wriira Tyrrilla 111 lalilo
Mr n.
Alchli.,1,.
,Ioalliuiv uf Srw York aa f.-llnwa
naxt htrth-U)- i. July nth- if) rr ra
111. ilav ll.nl irr,.l, J. i, . iv ,,i'
tr iniiti than Jo r' Umi ant .inly
tainwlr thai WrtnHr in , I without ma u
f itruca. l aaixrinu.. iM.,,.,t nul i,
l.Uayl 'fallavoa Nn .tnnari from It ll
i'.m nta. wai rlm-lr-ally Uilo .oM, llil
tvuanraa. Conitlrallon, rto "
Tbla . hy no miana no oKeriitt'inal Ictirr
f ir 'lyrirll . llyfl-ii. Iritltula to icelir
a thi-ir air n . , ut a minion Atncr
I' -' -i "J. II. 1, t ,
cada" with Ilka tiuulta.
Py tha actaiiilfl- .. uf Nalurra' rlramrr
rwilll w, .d . i.nniatM ,v pjt.onoua
waalr Iroi'i the lowar liittrtlna anil Klvra
rnturr a ihancc to wurk unhaiiiprr. I
Vi.-i will U aitunlilitil at lha illffrrrnra
In your frrlinxa tha murnliia alter an In
ternal hath.
Tha "J II U Cnacaila" win te ahuon
anil nplilntHl tn you hy 11. It (Ttn,,,,,,
lU H. laln, who will alao give ou fix
yoii tiqurat. an Intcrratlnif lo-uklrl hy l)r
8hn?yrtv. SffVcUV,,:'" Ukn nr T' "
lid thla koklrt tand know J-4t why In.
trnl J..i ,l,i. k la au rtrnitia In lli wo.
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508-9 Daniel Iildg. phono Osage G8!i.
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