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t- ii 1 1 i it 1 1 1 . tu Kimw uluit Hi' j .i id
to PSlpl'I't.
No ttioto Impnrtnttt matter will
t'OttiH In. lore I hi' tint ailinllilHiriM.ii
thn ll thin lux matter, The pci . : hi
nynti-m of tmntlnn lmpnid by d. m
nrrallp li'ili',n under the diri r'l.'ii
of the lTMldi tit hnn contrlbttleil nv
larpy in tlu hltth con n Itvltnr It
hail bi'Mt Dip bulwark of tho pn.f.t.
Dlottal pnifltiMir.
Thn hiimbli-at i'IIUpii III the tntxl
III" B very teal ntul Vipon Intrri"" p.
Iliwvjiubji'i't I'lirdnpy. aci.b' fi .
It In dnjIlflc.itUnn tta an mprrt ii
nui'h a Riil'Ji'. I, M tin i'li'.iiint m l
plenitlnK up' hUit lin nli. r I ). c -nni-
of the liii'iipit an li. i i ' r i
OW'S CHANCE TO
OILMEN REQUEST
FORDNEyjO TALK
Will Sot Forth IntcnHona
of Republicans On
Tax Question
im l in. mi fimmlttn'o of lh limnti
whli h i iiiniltten hn viry much to
do itiih fi.unlnu tax Ihvh and iilnil
lar IkI'IiiIdii. m j
lll .i iP"r.iiHT lieri' wnn reillMll-Pd'-b)-
"II nirn and uthrr luilnMt
men ln i very tutu h tiitprtmtinl
fu kiioHlnx imtni'thliiK of tho plan
of thi' n pulillrHtiH with ffforelico
In I'XIx'tntf tax lnwn- Imud that nni.
dentrurtlvi- of riinmrvilvo bulntw
and fi'iip an BiMnt burden on tho
i'otiNumi'iR public
Visiting Bishop to Lay Church's Cornerstone Today
OPEN YOUR HEART
Eoft toalotl, Kinases correct
ly fitted by Dr. G. II. Hurt
dlcstoii, optometrist. Sntr
isffiction Kunrantcctl. IJrlng
your children.
John, the Ring Man
1 1 1 sorrn nosrox.
Formal Opening of Oam
paicrn to Raise Funds
for Girls' Homo
( ,
Tin' 'h.uifht w.in that I'ordnpy,
.... niiirtt niinw iir-i r I
The appearnnco of Hon. Josoph
Kordrey In Onvontlon hall Oetobpr
A U of uniiHtial Klunlfltancc Mr.
vorn'tl
nbli to
of th.
' uti h iirttlem. woul'! bo
..' irl rt f . .ft ll till' lilt' ' 'I 'll
M l it'll.' UK IH lllll til I'TIT
lir buFini tit tin n of i he
ShIN. UWLN IVIMT ntw
I'litlnu linll biii i vi'f In l
Kordncy In rhiilrtnnn of tho wnyii and ii
"Lct'rf Go!" is Cry of Men
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1020.
,r7rro . , .r-r -yr V, -,r-
, fa... -llll
in Charge of Tulsa's '
"Humanity Drive"
Vniti J Sliites Senator Ilobert M.
Oni:i -ml last night tliflt ho
vrniM 1)0 present today nt tlie
opnninir luncheon of tho Kalvntlon
Arri.v 'ampalgn at noon lit tho
Hotel Tulsa unless business should
fall him out of town curly tn tho
mrrtiln' i
Tlv senator lias boon In Tulsa
jnr .'-rnI days on business. At tho
hotel l.iKt night, lin said!
"1 feci ery sympathetic tnwnrd
thn fruition Army and henrtiry
njiprv.' of ltd piesent nppcttl fur
.funds I shall attend tho opunlng
irtM'Uiu: of tho conunlttoo unions t
urn tailed out ot town. I may
have i'1 no in Jluhltogeo tiurou'
r.orn If not I Hliall Iio on hand to
hel.i thn causo alonic."
The luncheon today wilt hp tho
fnti.il opening of tho campiiltriC
Senator Owen will deliver tho prin
cipal nJ'lri n If ho Is nlilo to bo
1 pres. r'- Other ndcircsit-it wilt bo
itollvertHl by Cant. Ooorgo W.
Thomas of Oklahoma City, nnd sev
ii A men of nromlncnco. Cnn-
taln Th"inas la tho officer In churgo cnuo and "West Twentieth at a cost
of (foliation Army activities In of $30,000 -will tnJto .place at 6
Okluhoina City. In addition to hlu o'clock this nftornoctl, with tho
routine duties, ho has Had super- principal featurn of thn ceremonies
tlrIo.i ot tho furnlshlni;' and equip- an nddrc&s by iHtdiop i:rnest Lynn
Ins ft tho recently dedicated wriiuorr or wiciuta, Knns.
Young Women's boarding homo In in the corner stono will be
that kV.v. placed it nlbl. a copy of tho dls
Inylns of tho corner atono of the
tiliw Wo.st Tulsa .MothodlRt church
ho bo crccttfti at South 1'hoenlx av-
clpllno of thAj Methodist Epixcopal
rnurcn, a n.vmnai. a yoar uooK, a
Hat of officer of tho church and
contributor:! til tho building cdltlntiH
of tho Tlil.vi World and the Tulsa
'i'rluunn rontalnlnc nn account of
tho biillillnc. Hpoclal Invited gucatiiby shower batliH with prlvato dress
C'anipaUn 1'niN October It.
The cnmpaltm will continue until
October 11. At tho campnlKu head,
quarters. In tho DanlclH bulldlni;
It vv.li nnnnunci'd that a complete
coll. i'm organization hail been
prrf-'.ti'd. Tho city will bo thnr-
nl.lt. rnH..nUi.A.1 1... I t ...1...
yvusmj iiiM.irfiLii -..jr . i.iuiin W Jill
a-e ntfdiatcd with tho various ihlnr thm- nn rn fur lKln it nvnnntM
ciWi and frntcjrnal oriranlrations, Ipavlng nothlnp for clothing and
I. O. Imir, president of the recreation. This In n situation
Tulsa Ad club, nnd chairman of which we as good citizens of Tulsj.
the lanij'ttlsn committee, Inst nlnht milRt not allow to exist, now Is tho
l'sutd the following' last-mlnutn tlmo and this Is the opportunity to
niatsmeni: J correct it. Let's t?o,
-Me nave been working now forU Thp Team Workers.
...w.u ....... "' wo iieiiuvu T ie un l wn , bo c tod by a
Zl, I ,W lcu. n" orJl,;,zat10" number of loams composed mostly
........ , . iiuiyi. of DusliiPss men who aro affiliated
i. ! " '? vlth civic and fraternal ortfar.lzji.
the reo!lc of Tulsa ivlll open their I'0""- T2l0,",n ,7,." "n0.. th,
pocKt docks as well as tlielr hearts U'. ,, . J
for UHa toils. I think by thH tlmo LM'- "mi 1j i'. l0'fv ' t? "
It Uumlet stood that this campnlKn on' V "L1.","1 .T,?n,V ' 'L?!"1."
Wit TuNaV Ni'iv Methodist Clnin li.
tit the exercises will bo delen.itcs to
the Tulsa district conferonco of the
M. K. churcli und ministers ot
Tulra and West Tulsa. Tho hour
has been set (or 5 o'oiock to permit
attendance of worKlnKinen.
The first stoiii) fur the rtruettiro
was laid last week. The building
will bo of nailvo stniin and OTxOO
in slzu. ThnuKht for tho community
was taken ,dn tin) bulldltiK pllius. On
the ground floor thuro will by three
class rooms, a kitchen, a stoniKO
and fumigating tooni for clothing
Mid a lnrge room to be used for
Sunday school,, social and athletlo
nurnoKcs. 1 Kor usn on "gym" even
ings tho sool.il room will bo adjoined
Ing rooms. On Dm auditorium
floor will bo tho auditorium with
n seating capacity ot 675, class
rooms, the pastor's study und to
ceptlon room, tho Women's room,
deaconess offlcu and library W.
H. King Is supervising construction.
About Jlfi.000 renialiiH to ba
rnlsed for the bnlldltlg. On tho,
building coniniittoo aro ItoV. W. C
'lock, paslnr, 1. I I'rlcn, R. 11.
l'lckerlng, M. llensen and U IX
HchlbiiPr. Personnel of tho board
lif trurlees Is ns follows: I.. 1
Sohlbnur, president; It. 1C Wyntt,
secretary: O, II. Leonard, treasur
er' 1'. 1. Mnuee: M. Honsen; I. I..
l'rlce' John lleason; 11. Ticker
Ing; O. L. Davis.
h anal Tuisa proposition. In ad
tlill' n to our ouota for routine Sul
vatlon Army activities and tho ma-'
tciTlty honrltnl which Is to bo ercct-
fj In the sato for tho ehtlro state,
wo nre g lng nf tor a fund to bo
used for th .housing of Tulsa work
ing sir's. This last Item will bo tho
rrajur part of our campaign. Wo
lt.ivp set no tloflnlto quota bcc.iuno
wo t re after nil wo can get. Somo
day In the futuro wn hopo to erect
a 9n 'vatlon Army young woman's
boarding 'homo hero nnd tho mork
we get now tho less wu will hifvn
to raise. In tho futuro. However,
th'! voting women's problem Is so
urcrrt that wn do not Intend wait
Irg fcr a building. Sunch funds ai
w-e do raise will bo ttied lmmodlate
y Ir. tho alleviation of tho condition
of tlire poor girls wno nt present
nre n'tged tn pay out nearly evpry
If I had nllcs I would want to
RPt well without pain. I would not
want to tako ether or chloroform
I would not want to undergo n dan-
KPrtui operation. I would Want the
ejnUPinn corrected nt once, n'cnuse
.uu ir iiunon maaes omi nervous,
Icirt syrrptoms nnd in later years'-
b inarncy o bocomo enncorous
Tho abovu lo ldonl, but medical scl
enco hasn't furulshod nnythlug so
benevolent for man's comfort In this
line as yet.
Hut nearly so. You noofl not tako
chloroform or cthur, you need not
Joso one drop of blood. You can
seep going, nnd tho pain, not half
bail, posses nwny In a few minutes.
Tho greatest complltnont paid a
pnjuirian Is when you placo your
personal safety In hlu hands. This
takes some nerve, but moro faith.
It would bo easier If you know you
would bo treated by tho golden rulo.
Thbj can onlv bo nromlsed.
If you can irtiy tho regular fee, or
you haven't a cont, I will treat
you equally well. One or two treat
ments In tho offlco will do tho work
ptruinnncntly.
Hit. Tt.MllI)IN
Gulte 403 Iillsu Hirildlng. Phonos;
Office O-G041; Hcaldunco O-7704.
AUVt.
lace, Joseph -Mltchull, O. T. Dawson
and Carter Smith.
The following men nro the work-
rs who will composo the teams: H.J
n. Jiiiicr, Jtev. J. w. auci. ji. -
Jochem. W. It. Kilmer, W. J. Mass.
U. I.. MeAnnolly, W II. I'ek, O. I..
Snow. 1 i: Abbott. J. C. Chesoholr.
Ij. L. Maxey, Hay Rlegfrled. Jack
Hy'nnd, Pat Horrlgnn, T. J. Dono
huc. M. 1 Hcftlelt. K. J. Wasicl-
swkl, K. l. aallaher, Ur H. J.
Conway, J. 1. Huff, Arthur J.
Murphy. Arthur K, nutier, w. u.
Mlddaugh, A. II. lluhl, AV. It. Hot
way, W. J. House, W. It. llerron,
J. It. Wilklns, John lingers, William
Kaglcton, K. P. Worthlng'.on. nr. C.
H. Summers, nr. A. liny Wiley and
nr. I'red Y. Cronk.
In addition toithese thore will bo
a women s rnmriimi'O or iwenty-nvo
under Hip leadership of .Mrs. ucorgn
O. Hollow.
It has been announced that citi
zens who deslro tj cotitrlbuto can
do so by applying nt tho campaign
headquarters In tho Daniels build
ing at Third, nna liosion siroois.
An inventor lino combined n lead
pencil and fountain P?" in a device
no lnrgcr thatvtho ordinary form ot
the latter. 1 ' .
'How To Keen Well"
Popular Red Cross Work
Two thousand paces of health lit
ornturo were - dlstritmti'd frtim tho
heallH center of Tulfn county Ited
Cross durln tho month of HnptelTibvr
according to tho report of Mrs. A. H
Kentllnir, health director. This llt-
erutiiro was not distributed promts
cumisly and ntlKCt-llitnvuUKly but to
visitors nt tho health center und
nuoplo In nood of particular houltlv
Information. Country wuiiion visit
ing hero -during the county fair dis
played much lntortt lu tho ttorvtco
of tho hcallh center.
Health talkH will bo given by Mm
Kenlllng nn n number of. occasions
during this week, l'arkvlew and
l MOilk) women being among thoso
1 who will bo addressed.
u.
S. ARMY SURPLUS GOODS
The Main in tho Field, the Shopman, the Laborer, the
Houaewife Can Use These Goods io'
' Economical Advantage.
Army
Tents
Wagon Covers
- Tent Flies
Paulins"
New "7.I.YH1M" I'lngerclip Kj-enlnsson or ftp. ctaclcs Very bit. st
slylr - with Hplierlr.il I.i-nses. complnti'. Your chob e, dhun.i t
reading, examination included, $0.ftO j
The extremely low price vfc chnrKo for eycKliisHt's ih
not tho only ronson why you-tiliftiild huy hero. You
should itlso coiiHider the quiility of tho goods, the expert
examination Dr. Allison mil;cs of your eyes, and the
exactness with which tho ulnsscH Tire fitted. i
When we suy wo give you for $.B0 npalr of gl.ihsei, for wh. h ..thi is
chargo wis ilo not prctcml to loni money, but niereiy tlm' we
cut our profit to u minimum. This offer is biu'ked by our ali-oliito
guiiiimli c. and Dr. Allison has filled thousands of tusUuners who
will luutlfy to ther good iiualllles,
Ilr. Alllsoji orlglnalctl tho Idea of selling $I'J kIiim'm nt tliccc Vw
prlccH lu Tulsa, slhco then other housi's have piado a nlmll.tr offiV
UoiU'viT, ymi shoiilil ((inildcr well tlio ri'iuitiitloii of tliu firm job
patronize.
Our Invisible Bifocals
arc tho modern glasses for npar and far vision. They ennblo tho
wearer to see near nnd distant objects with equal i leiirn' ", and
I'ljil the liu-onvenlpnt nncesslty of peering over glasses or changing
rum one pair to another.
Dr. D wight Allison
Gut Rate Optician
14V2 Eatt Third Street Over Exchange Trust Co.
Brand new O. D.
Now khaki I'aullns,
10x14
Kok khaki
Paullrui. 14x21.
Hoth 12-ox., doublo
woxJin
$16
$22.50
Ed Woods
Cafe
411 So.oulder
Wo havo enlarged
our scatingr capacity
and will In futuro on
account of our facili
ties for buyinp; In
lnTKo quantities a t
Present declining
market prices, con
duct this Cafe at Pop
ular prices. Wo serve
nothing but tho best
Steaks and Coffe,o in
tho City. '
Vnrter Personal Super-
fltandnrd 13-ounc genulno khaki army trntss Im 18 tri square;
11 feet high In center; 3-foot sldo walls, with 6-foot ctoor with doublo
flapo. Can be placed on 1-foot woodon wall, making an Ideal houio
Kprrlnl Class II, IfltlO Tent, cuarantrcd srrvlcwvlilo $S2.riO
Khaki Duck, Onido A - 540.00
White Duck, Grade, A ...i- $37,110
Miscellaneous Items
Bummer underwear; used; A-l condJUon; per
trarmont . . . 050
O. D. Cotton comforU; flvo pounds; uiod; In
excellent condition ...53.00
Ilrnnd Nciv SIioch; regular $8 toIuo $8.50
- Army Vads for cots
Now aluminum canteens
Now aluminum moss klw
New eteol holmeti
Pup tontw
Wrap IcgcinEB. orvr ..w.
Canvas legsins, now ....
- 53.BO
51.00
. $1.00
r.Si. 51.50
5I.B0
. 52.50
v. 51.25
TAtber- lucelnrs. now .,......-..-.-. ."'.uu
New army web bolU, ono inch wlds BOo
New army wob blU, IK inches -wide.... .78o
llrand now officer-' folding chalra ...... .55.00
Fotd camp stool without back $1.25
Army saddle bags, all leather, useful for horso
or motorcyclo. ... J...0O
Army courier bags, all leather 53.50
Army cotton pillows S1.00
Now cJnvaa haversacks . r- .S l,.'0
Bxtru heavy wool aor. pair.. t 51.00
RAIN COATS
Twd, but in flno
roudltlnn . . . ja.ftO
New Itulnouuts, ipo
luck .... 510.00
lined
duck. An enormous atock
of tents for all occuilons.
Como In orwrlto for information.
U.MO.VAIiltS srr.ciAfi
.Urted, but renovated and
Ijiut in tho best condition.
New ones cost fJT
IC.O. Here at tDJL.UD
WOOL ARMY
BLANKETS
rke.u $9.00
linfnd neV gray wool
blankota
nt
iVsod O. D. woolen
blanketa at . .
Blight usel gray wool
abiret: $5.50
$8.00
$7.50
ARMY SHIRTS
Hllghtly ud; A-l condition;
$2.50
standard O,
wool
D.
ARMY BREECHES
50c to $1.50
Woolen O. D, Hreoches,
irtlghtly
used ...... .4
$3.00
ARMY COTS
SlighUy us.d &A ff
folding- cota ...... O'ir.lU
Btoel coin, on r A
new r (DU.Ul
ARMY EQUIPMENT SALES CO
Till!' Ilhit nml Danrcut Army Bloro Ratisfootlon Ounrantco
Tulsa's nftit oiul I-irgcBt Army
unrantcod
Each Flat Separately Heated
The first chill, raw weather
change reminds you to huy
this only dependable 'and
most economical IDEAL??
Areola HotWater Heating
Outfit
This family in
the top flat has
its own IDEAL
Areola Hot
Water Radiator
Heating Plant,
run Independ
ently with all
rooms heated at
lowest fuel cost.
HOT WATER Heat is now
possible for cellarless FLATS or
T3TTAT A T rXXT -H"TT A nm
dwellers by installing the indi
vidual IDEAL-Arcola Hot
Water Heating Outfit. NO
CELLAR needed. Heats all
rooms alike. Uses no more coal
than a stove.
1 1 HI w Hll Ii jpzi piFWl rrlfi Hi)
) llilUl WSl J
Tliefnmlly In tlie lower flat is independentlcomfortable ond operntca Its Bcparate IDEAL
Areola Hot Water Heating Plant without depending upon janitor or owner's service.
The heat i controlled with great ccotnony of fuel to suit the needs of the family.
New IDEAL-Arcola Radiator-Boiler'
1
The outfit ronildt of sit
Areola rt.dl.lnr.
Uoil.r .ml 4, S, or fi
AMUKtCAN H.dl.tor.
nd Special Eipamoo
Tajjk evcrytliln. niipt
labor, :plpe uid flttlnm
which say local daalcr
IU aupply, Be tablt
for various altca of oulfita.
Sttui for 'catalog.
Any Dealer will furnlth In ilzea to ault roomi and climatic condition!.
Ns. l-ll Sit. IDl.AL-Aicol. ldi 100 w, ft. ol Radiation
2-n " iw
Tor
Soft
Cual
For.
Coal
3-11
4-0
200
2l
300
No. 1 A SI.. IDFAL-ArrtU wltb l3Sq. fu .1 Radl.tloo
3- A
4- A
5 A
ZOO
J0
400
5142
ITS.
atj
2M
THO
5161
204
251
29
349
PrlfM Include Krpanslon Tank an.l Dtaln Val, Prlcei do not Include labor, plpt .nd
tilting, uinl In liuti.ll. Hon and which ate upj.ll.rt ny thr local dealer at titia chaitc
KaoiananuoiiCKUiar jn in. neuni j-column amukicaii reeilen,uiiieiatneled to
uit your rooms. OtjtnU)ilpinJromplrtt f.o. b.c
mencej wormier, tiitincuri(i ihiii.
Ilttaour.h, Ilaltlmnre, Washington, lilclmiomt, liutfulo, Clnclnnall, ledlunaiiolli.
inui.tiam, Uettul, Cl.lcajo, WUwukct, MlnuejpolU, tit, Paul, Dei Moiuet, or dt. Louia.
npiett f.o. b. our ticartit warthouu, at llnaton, Ptoy.
u.i, Albany.-jriew York, Pliiladelphia, llanul.u4,
, I!klniiomt, liutfulo, Clnclnnall, l.-dlunaolli. Dir.
Sold by all deatert
No exclutlve a.ents
American Kabiitos Company
' ltaaaualthifiM in iff , lllMnnaiiMMimii a. n l " .r III l mm niiimm mi
Phone or write us at
1230 Walnut Street
K.insas City, Mo.
mooc ooowroomi at "lc.o. rjew Yotk, Uoaton, Sprlniriald. PottUnd. I'toyldenca, Wotce.ter, Phlladflplila, Hfailln.. llarrlibutf . Newatk. Wl.keibatr-, nltlmo, Waihloitoo.
... J . iii.uuiiu, .icvtiiru, inioii uraa4 l- apidl, inuianar m I coria, uncinnaii. uoiuinous, w.iuii.
u.,i,i,i,ui, in. vncani, Miiwou.ee, Minneaoiii, tit. raul, uuliitli, bt. Louli, Kaniai City, I
, Dei Moluei,
249
Omaha, Denver, Ban Kl.oclKO. l.o Ante e. iieattle. Eookane. Portland. Toronto.
llsloti (,f y.U WOODS,
315 Host Third Street
Phono Cnlnr 500
r
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