The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 08, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1020.
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"Fighting Bob" Sawn Here; iC. OF C. TO EAT
. Will Combat "Red" Menace: AT WATERWORKS'
Speaks Under Auspices of
United Americans Urg
ing Patriotism
"rinlillnv Hub" Hawn. exponent
of Amciii nnlmtt, wbii hft lmn in
111.-. habit of cluttering up public
nunrrn with mnnulud "ledR" r
ilvi.M In TuIrii luat niKlit and will
iy her until tiuxt TiieMlny.
"flKhtiim Hob," a orumidor of tim
I'nltud Aiiicileiuiit, Ih luiii'lnn III
country miller tliu auspice of ihf
fulled AniutlenMK. In ewtrv town
In ItirikCR iuiohi'H ilEMlimt l)nliev
hin, 1. W. V. Ism, H.itUilkim, imlu
lilrtl unmmlihhuil, pnmuiHtlmii,
c:hltil lili(li I'linllul, Rthelimi, Him nil
the other "rod' mill mvoltluii lilnui
of Hie involutional')' ''iiiiu. ' IB'
every town In wliluh lhl "ltlly
h'uniliiy" of AmuiliHiiUm h ih
h liHK clnnlu'il Willi Dim "it'll."
A Nil mi I (.'hump,
Uut Hob Iiur Untie ulUllty MR Willi
iih orntiiiU'iil ability. Iln l a it-
tlri'll U'tl'lllllR of 22 I'IIIH IH1VUI ' -
ICO Hhll MIII IlKllI Wl'IKhl lllllllipi1
of till' Annuo Men.
. Ilob Ih i HI' l. ill of lllc Simiitxl:
Aim ili'un wu iiini iiiHd 'r iim i.o
Mill. Hi' h.'iR "ei'll Herviio in ull
wnti'iH :i i il wtiil" innlilliitf the Uhuh
lit it I nitcil ri.nUii iriMM o' win. muni
u u 1 1 1 1 1 of ml iiiiiiiiinil.t iinliiKon
Irtlc to Aiiici miuimm unit Ai.ii). IriiH
IiIcIiIh. 'If tlli'lu U Hit iiiniiliH jl
iijciilnet till con n try wlilrh I haven't
1 1 mi Hi uliil Htinllcil, It Iihh lifter been
utlciod," lluli nalit liiHt liluhl
"IIpiIh" Ii.it' I. I'll, Hob Hiiyx. lie
,wfi In Clileuwo for I'lplit week and
iliiriiitf IiIn mjj hix ilui.itN wi'i-.'
Hindu nculiut bin life. Twb o liu will
iliot ut utul not u ilny piiHMuil thut
)iu did not iTj'lvo "liluok hand" i
letter theiiti'iilns lilm with vloU'in i'
If In' illil not ci'iiun hi" tlttoi union ,
(ivnlimt Limine, Tiotzy mm linn
lllic.
Itnb'n flrit Kpiioclt In Tnleu will
bo iniiilo tonlKht at Fnititlt mill I
Main. llo coinbiitH tho red" by
tinlnif th "rud'K" ummunlllnn th
nuui box nml mi-ret corner orutnry
There niu 30,0no paid "rod" uKltut
orn In tho Unltca Stilton who ro
supported nlmont DXi'limlvaly by
J.onlmi mid Triitzky. fifi-uiillnit to
"li'llllllliL. Itnli." 'Du.ttft fiulliit.ii ii
trawl tliroiicli tlio country Mliilm.
tip Mrlkei hiiiI rrratluir koiipiuI iIIm
rord, lie nxyn,
"Thoro In cnollKll rod In Urn fltur I
nnd HtrlpOH for every Rood AliU'il
ian." 'Kluhtlni; Hob" dorluroH, "uml
If Ihern In nut, tliu dlHWitisflod run
pa Imrk wboro tboy oiimo from." i
fiifinccr Who Urlpcd
'Ian Sptivinuic llmitv
Vhilor liar TuvmUw
ltllr C I'm "KM i iik:ik "f who
ll'VtVli (111' pI'lpO'''! w.i'.'f lliifl
in xpuvnuiw rivr fm tin oi y un
il r the Hubbard iiilmln.xtf ittlori,
In fiiro llm wild i biiiuli w i rn vol
uml wliofw riorl w nuhmlttod
oil, win In ThIma TuitmUr tiitond
ini; to ligmni'Mi Miillsr unci vliU
.'nil Willi rrlrnd.
Mr 1'n't.iiry niirprlnoil to
li'iii'i (ti' I hi I n 1 1 Iniii' w.k Iclil
lllVillil by llio nitirvriio roilil, Hilt
rxpM'ini'd Kr.itlflrntlnn lll.it III
tumi'' ! in l'i iii'iiln Mihmlttitil,
"it MppiniB Hint Ri'iitltnrnt hml
Djt iliiiuu' .l hi'io rtrtfanllnir th
Fi!v1til i u( 1 1." Iln wild "Bum
of mj i'ii" i i it'll mi' llm ill nil h
fur KpiiMii " i r l ov Ii n HI -ft
III. in It h.ii nli' I) Ihn Inhuu wuN
voli'd "
Directors Will Be Guests
at C. S. Younkman's New
Form of Luncheon
DlrixtorH of the I'lmtfibiT of oom
mi rii' will i iit their woi-kly luiielinon
I'llilny ti'i'in ut tho wulurworkH ntu
tlmi on the ShiiiI HprlliKH rond, hiv
ing Hi'i'pli"! an lrivlliiUiui oxtetuliid
two W"fkM iiko by Water Commit
nlonvr i' Vminkliilill.
'I'lui luni'hioii will Iih nerved by
Ihn HylhlHii I i ern, mid, ueeordluK
to Voiinkiimii, will bo it iii.'iii to hun
iy dlimtoiH uml to tho hi'iidn or
vniloim clvlr ol Kfthlit.itloUH who bavi;
Ixeil liivllnl.
Mtiuli will be luiiilnhed by I'ro
tbpto't blind dlllliiK uml before H
lunr-bunii, which will bo nerved In
ihn fllitHtloii iilmit whore miiililv
ArkiiiitiiH river water In couvcrtrd
Into 1'lnnr wnlei. I'humlenlly pure,
but liripKlnliltile to tho tunte.
Atllonn'I'Hi.'H will be provided At
tin- city h.ill. where the nturl for
iho WHtorwurkH nttttlon will bo innde
ut 12 o'rlAik
Church Stewards WU
IJlncitjiH School Site
The In ut hulldliiK prnHrnm fr Hif
llnfli'ii Avenue ,M J rhuuh t'inHi.1
and loenllon of the niiite Metlndi-t
r-rillfjxc wilt bo prlnelliill tnpP .1 of 1
dlniiidoii ut the reifulnr rncotlnK of
.Hit' bo.ird of nlewnrdn and tiuntem
of llnnton Avenue eblirth Hi SI
o'cloek thin evenliiR In tlu li'mi" of
Mr. mid MrH K. H. McKmlln. lfi.10
Mouth Hlwooil. A teport on thaj
downtown rhiirrh will Im kIvoii hy 1
Ituv. I.. H. Iliirton.
MONDAY TO.START
BAND TICKET SALE
Campaign to Sell 2,000
Concert Passes Would
Help City Band
Kill 1'i riw Willi KiiiH'kuiit.
fly .mii' UImI I'reim, Mate wire
I'KUin, oklii., (let. 7. -Kid I'erriH
of I'erry tonight knoekod out Cmko
Kvorj of Kunikih city In tbu ninth
round of a ifhcdilled 10-roiind bout.
I'Jvorly went down fur tho count of
elKht in the c'Khth tound, Koth arc
WI'llerwi'lKlllH,
llnlllmori' Willi In uud In How,
HAl.TIMiiltT. Oct. 7--ItHltlinoro
made It two in a row In the Interim
llonnl leiiKiie net lex will) tl. I'alll
lodiv, ultinliiK the Meooiul Kuino K to
6 The I bird itmne of tho torleii will
be plrtjiil Kiiturdiiy,
The Mexlnin Kovernment Ii plnn
nlnK to enliihllxh .in new rndlo ntn
tloiiN In the near futuro.
Thnt thn firm note np the enm
'palKii to Klvo TiiIh.i ii Municipal band
laeioiul to none "f Ita nine In tho
I wot Id will be Rounded Mondnv nioiu-
Irilf wna Ibe ntiliuiini ertient made lute
ThumilBy nlnht by Ii. C. IlolitKln'.
eHalrman of thn ticket oommlit
when he Hinted 1 1 1 it t the nattlHl Rub
or Hi'HRun lleketR for tho .eilo or Ii
eonei'rtiT'woiild he conimoncod.
The pinna already formulated by
the eoniml'tee rail for ft thorough
pomblnK of Hie titty tnldriR In nil
bunlne dlRtil'iR and clvlo oran
Uxllnnn In order to affoct the Ml oP
2,000 ReiiRoii tlrkete.
Itnnd rnncerlH. with the band
which In to ronnlHt of tr. pleeen, will
bn Klven one em h Hiiinlny nlftht bp
lwen f. at.d 7 (i''''ock In Cnnventl"n
hall. There will he IK plecen In the
blind under tbu peronnal direr lion
of 11. !. Monte l'.irker. a mnilurtr.r
( i nte who hn bad cxperb nn- In
(i..iiii. of the lara-'xt b.inda In
Amirlia
Il In the Intention of tho rommlH. e
i to turn nr .ill funilH not .iciu.'lly
illei'l in piijlm thr nxiii'iiiiR "f the
htnid to be urpiI In thi' cliv to pro
vide band concerta In the park dur
ing the f.illowInK Rummer
! The chnmlicr of mm i " Hirnmrh
Ha iniinnvliu- dlrclor lui'i c mo is' a
the Munli lp.il hmiil ax n i
Pity Koverntnen and It if 'lie
t on of the tmPKi ri m one
.vctitiiHi-oR Atmenr I "'' r. ' i' Ii
rlvln elul'R for Hie tmipi"' "r
plalnlnK the RtatuM of the i.rn inU.il
Hon.
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..f 'he
STAfiT REVIVAL MEETINGS
1'iilon 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 y ciiuii'ii IiiiIipi
All to Old Ciioliliiniil .Minim:.
IteVlVHl RerVleiR stinted list Hutl
day lllftht Ht the Cnlmi ('"turn i"in
church at l.'lKhth an. I Win iMf
mid will continue two w c I Tho
ltev. I). I AotkliiRi'ii i.i Wi l i t?.
Okla , Rtiito ennnelist of tin 1
Korvlpet are hold cull i v. nli k at
Hervleea nrp held null oven.' c it'
7:30 o'rloek. The li-v i:. .1. Mat
thews, p'istor of tlv ihunh lye
tlint i'ii'i"i." Im wil''in t" uttind
nnd tha' 'he -.ru'-is are thn ild
fnahlomd kind whur tuo Mntiera
kneel at nn n'tor mil ni
Visitors, to New York
arc cordially invited to view
our exhibit of Diamonds,
Sapphires, Pearls and Emeralds
in Artistic Platinum Settings.
E. M. CATTLE & CO.
PLATINUMSMITIIS - JEWELERS
630 FIFTH AVENUE
Opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dr, G, H. Kuddlesfon, Optometrist
Will examine your eyes and have the lenses spe
cially ground the same day. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Bring your children. If you work for your
dollars, remember the place
At John the Ring Man's Place
111 South Boston Ave. ll
' ft
1 Vz Blocks South of Frisco Station
LYONS',
Dainty, Indeed, are the
Slippers for Fall
In contrast with the sturdy shoes for concrnl wenr tho now slippers arc delight
fully the opposite. Novel strappings, beaded effects ami some buckles add
charm to Boft fabrics and leathers. French heels continue tho graceful con
tour of the shoe.
Tho very fact that thcro is such a difference between these two types of foot
wear is going to make tho new fall shoes more interesting to every woman.
Our buyer has just returned from all the largest eastern shoe cities and brings
with him the newest styles in footwear.
COME DOWN AND SEE THEM. IT'S OUR PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM
nirh black Ratln Hllppor with
cut out Htrapa that crow over
til" ItiRti'p. An uxituliltc on:
ntlnn. Covered l'rtnch hvuU,
hand tunmil muIhh.
HnndHonio black rutin (dip
per with a Mtrap that uiomror
the lntfli, cut out on iho
Inilde and luirtl on tliu
nulnlde. CharuilliK .liulot'd.
Cnvrinl Krunoh huelM nnd
hand lurncd nulca,
A pomblnatlnn of black natln
nnd suede Hllppor. Cut out
on both hUIch with cutout In
Rtrap that crosHOH at tho In
ntI. lllaclc Hiieibi leather In
nurt. rroiioh Iieol.i, hntul
turned
llnox.
hoIoh.
Uharnilne
All Styles
One Price $15
A Oreclnn Ruudal nllppor
madii of ijklmipr' black ttat
In. Strap up tho center of
tho InRtop with croH.1 utriip
liutlonlnp nn thn outnldp.
I'arlH Rtylo for Tulsa. Trench
IiocIb, turned suIob.
A cron ntnip slipper ns Rtylo
Rhown In thn left Rtde. Mado
of mousu colored liiolru tlk,
tiluin vuinp, I'Vonoh hculs,
hand turned solea.
A bldek satin Rllppor with
wldo band Rtrui t Inttep
with two buttons on lliu on t
flde. A fiirtttaful modal on
any loot. Covered ''ront'lj
bieln. Turnod Rolen.
A Kod looking. ntyllRli, nllp
pr with limli'ii tiap. Cut
out Rlden, rlbbun Ho, Tronoh
liuclii, turned nok-u. llrowu
kid and Matin,
115 SOUTH MAIN
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Pointing the Finger of Scorn
Have you ever felt the power of the Finger of
Scorn? Just put yourself in the place of the child
that cannot tell the name of its father. Try to real
ize what your feelings toward society would be if
you had known this finger of scorn to be pointed
continually at you from childhood days till now.
If you have a heart you can and will know that the
unfortunates of this world are not all cripples nor
orphans; that the term truly includes those unfor
tunately born.
The Salvation Army is conducting under the gui
dance of a committee of Tulsa business men, an ap
peal to Tulsa people for funds to carry on a human
itarian work unparalleled by any other organiza
tion of its kind.The local corps of the Salvation Ar
my is asking for $9,500 as Tulsa's share of the
funds necessary to build the State Salvation Army
Rescue Home and Maternity Hospital. There un
fortunate girls may find refuge and there the good
offices of the Salvation Army will do all possible
to effect the marriage of the girl and the man in the
case.
There the poor girl can give birth to her child in de
cency ancUthere she may tay until she is able to
support her little one. THE SALVATION ARMY
NEVER SEPARATES A BABY FROM ITS
MOTHER. And the only requirement for admis
sion to the Hospital is the agreement by the litle
mother that she will not part wih her baby nor leave
anything undone to raise it up to be a respectable
citizen.
In addition to the $9,500 required for the state ma
ternity hospital $3,000 is needed to assist the local
corps to carry on its efficient work among, the poor
people of this city. And the third point of the Sal
vation Army's appeal is the need right here in Tul
sa of a home where working girls can live at a rea
sonable cost. All of these features are worthy of
the support of every man, woman and child in Tul
sa. You will be called upon to aid in this great
work. When the committee's solicitor calls dig
deep and give all that you can.