The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 13, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER . . 15)20
LEAGUE'S WORK
ISLAID OUT
List of Matters Are -to
Come Before the
Session. '
IN GENEVANOV. 15
Opium Traffic nnd Commerce
jn Women and Children
to 15c Considered,
i
i.tVA. Oct. 14. tt In not pos-
i.ihe 'at present to give n complete,
f ?. nf iiit. agenda for trr-scsslon of
m nss.mbly of tho longuo of tin-
nn union meets neru un iiuvwii.
but it i cxpoctcd that the
follow inB matters will bo dealt with
,t tno Iirni. ""
Election of president and vico
nrolldCIlt.
nnnintmcnt of committee to ex
.it,n nml report on tlio credentials
renrcscntatlvcs.
t'vnminatlon and adoption of
.rfnua.
I Discussion and ndoptlon of rules
anj pn .'dure.
Admission of stntft not named In
Kh appendix to tho covenant.
' Ocncrnl report on tlio work of tho
i council of tlio lenguo.
titnort of tho sccrotnrygcnernt on
! tho organization nnd work of tho
ecrctanal .aim rcnuimiun ti mu
I council with regard to to neat of
Uhf league.
. tiia first and second budgets of
(tho league, covering the period of
Pcceml'fr 31.1320.
Provisional estimates ior me iv-i
runs for tho establishment of tho
jenni jictit court 01 international jus
lice.
Estnousnmeni or a permanent
health organization.
Eslabllshmcnt of a permanent or
nnljiatlon to deal with communlca-
tiom and iraimu iiui-niiuun lainim
Uliln tlio spnero or tno icaguo un
ilr the treaty of Versailles.
Tribunal mr tno settlement 01 uir
ferences referred to In Article 336,
JJ7, 376 and 386 of tho treaty of
Versailles-, and In corresponding
irtldes of other trcatlCH.
Relations between tcchnlcnl or
'anlzntlons and tho council and as
Utmhlv of tho league.
lU'commt'iiuaiions oi tno interna
tional financial conference recently
held at Hrussols.
Method of apportionment of tho
expenses of tho leoguo.
Preparations' rcnulred tn enable
tho economic weapon of the league
to bo used In caeo of necessity.
Report from tho statistics com-
mission.
Supervision over tho execution of
agreements with regard to tho traf
fic of women and children.
Questions submitted for thn rnn.
slderntlon of tho assembly by mem-
uors oi tno lenguo nro to include:
Amendments to the-covenant. 1'ro-
iMiniiin nv tno uanisu. owed sh nnn
Norwegian governments.
General supervision over thn exe
cution of ngrccments with regard to
tho traffic In opium In accordance
with Artlclo XX111 of tho covenant
(at tho request of tho government
of tho Netherlands.)
HOW TO GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe. Inexnensivo
Method That Clears Out
the Head, Nose and
Throat.
There Li no disease more offensive
or dlsagreenblo or no dlseaso- that
will lead to is much serious troublo
as catarrh. You can got rid of It by
a slinplo, safe, pleasant homo remedy
discovered by Dr. lltosscr, a catarrh
specialist.
Dr. Iilosjor's Remedy Is composed
of in oil IcI n 1 herbs, flowers and ber
ries, which you smoko In a dainty
plpo or cigarette. Tlio smoke-vapor
Is inhaled Into all tho air passages of
tho head, noao, throat and lungs. It
contains no cubofis or tobacco and
may bo used by women and children
as well as men.
This medicated smoko carries
mcdlcino whoro sprays, douches nnd
ointments cannot possibly reach. Its
effect Is soothing nnd healing nnd In
entirely harmless.
If you aro suffering from catarrh
asthma, catarrhal deafness or sub
Ject to frequent colds, you should try
this Remedy without delay. Send
ten cents (coin or Htnmps) to Tho
niosser uo 4ia .Ml), Atlanta Ga., and
you will receive, by return mnll. n
trial package containing some of this
Remedy rondo into cigarettes, also
some of tho powder nnd a ncnt little
pipe. Aim.
COTTAGE BREAD
The big loaf of nutritious bread with the "homo
made" flavor. Get it at our shop, or your grocer's.
SMITH-IANDRE BAKERY
MKMI1EU Ol'EX SHOP ASSOCIATION'
5 East Haskell Phone, Osage 2558
HANDLING THE TRAFFIC
New York'M Congestion CnlU for
Rouhlc-Drrk Subway Lines
to Movo Pumcngcrs.
NFAV VORIC. Off. H. -This city
will havo a now doublo-deckcd sub
way running most of tho length of
Manhattan Island if tho plans pro
poscdnjv John II. Delnney, transit
construction commissioner, to pro
vldo for tho Incroaso In trafflti In
Uin next 26 years nro put Into effect.
It will bo necessary to resort to
tills double-deck subwnv construe.
' Ion, In tho opinion of tlio commis
sioner, because the congested section
of Manhattan borough has only It
norm Hna south nrtcrles to servo
moro than 100 cross streets.
Ilia lllnilH call for nn olirlit.trnpk
double-deck Hue on the west sldo of
thn rlty from tho llatlery to ir.6th
street running' under Klchth and
Amsterdam avenues.' Only four
tracks would bo constructed at first
but theso would bo so located that
bo
another four-track unit could
built under or on top of It.
Mr. Delnney ulso proposes thn
building of another north and south
subway of four tn six tracks tinder
Fifth nnd Mndlson avenues, on tho
east side, and extending from tho
Ilattory to Harlem river, lloth
theso nrletles would havo connect
ions extending to tho boroughs of tho
Ilronn, Brooklyn or Richmond,
Tho commissioner advocates tho
construction of 43 new slnglo-trnck
river tunnels. As tho tnVsont sys
tem has 34 such tunnels, this would
mako n total of 76 tunnels.
1 In says that tho passenger traffic
on tho surface of tho main nrtorles,
north and south nr crosstown, will
soon havo to bo discontinued becnuso
of tho grent increase of trnfflo of
vehicles and pedestrians, with thn
result that nil passenger traffic on
theso streets would be forced into
subways or on olovated lines.
WAS NO COIN IN SIGHT
No (iohl or Kllwri tiowrnnuMit Ivt
. .nets SliimpM IVcd for Omiwo
Owrxons.
roNCA (MTV, Oct 1 1. Oold and
silver money nro not known over
seas. In tho war zone particularly,
according to Kugclio WrUel, a l'oCa
I'lty banker who leturned this wlek
from a three mouths and aj halt
visit to that (tuition of Kuronc, In
cluding a visit to his former homo
In del many. He was nccJinpntitod
by his slsler, Miss I'rleda Wulrnl,
and they formed two of a party that
went from Topeka. Knn.
"lloth franco and Ilclglunt, nut
sldn of tho actual bnttlo regions, nro
In practically tho sumo condition as
they were previous tt tho war," says
Mr. Wetzel In spenklng of conditions
In thoso countiles ulid Oorinany, "If
Internal troubles do not dnvelou In
Trance nnd llilglum. 1 believe they
Are You
Certain
When you have your photograph taken,
that you are getting the best possible
for the money in Quality, Permanency
and Service?
Yes answers all these questions, when
we make your portraits. ,
Bass Studio
W2 EAST THIRD ST.
Adjoining Broadway Theater
Oil Field Requirements
Are More Than Met
In The
New Nineteen-Twenty-One
Cuticura Soap
IS IDEA I,
For f he Hands
CLEAR YOUR SKIN
OF UNSIGHTLY
SKIN BLEMISHES
Kurh ms Plmplci, Tmi, Avr Shi(h,
Mm and Wind rmklcH.
Thorni nn 1ml tt-uv nt miMii
and keeping the face, hnmls. neck or
nnns clear, soft and youthful, than
uy inu uso oi two oeatlty nlus pop,
lllnilv known iim Ulm.ir nn.i vvt.li,.
Ointment and lllaek and Whltu
Hnap,
Hlaok nnd While Creamy Oint
ment rftmilVAU tl,A iinliniriUalnr ulj I
blemishes lightens and syfleiiM the
sKin. ii is n delightful emollient
thnt can Ikj applied tn tho skin Just
heforn rotlrlnir atuI unai,,il nft thn
next morning.
Rlnck and White Hoap Is n puro
aatlsyptlc cleanser. Its regular uso
will hid In removing hlemlsheH and
keep tho complexion In Idcul c)iidl-
LIUII.
All ,1rtiif nti.1 ilii,iiitniAiit tj....
guaranteo and sell lllaek and White
Ointment, 25c tho package (SOo sUo
ciuiiniiin inreo limes as mucll);
lllaek and White Hoap at 25a tho
cako.
Send 10c to Dept. O S. Plough
Chemical Company, Memphis, Tonn.,
"iin-iiHJ! .-,!n, kfjiu,,,
for freo miiuplos and copy off your
lllrthday ReudlngH. I
mm vmm iu
will wlpi nit all npp.irent traro of
tho war In iiw iais The highways
aro In eii client niutltlon, having
been woikid by tho llvrmau pils
oners of war,
"Yet. slibough nil lJuroivo Is ap
parently walking hard to In lug nil
Kuropeitn countrleH back to their
prewar strength In economic
wealill, she Is seriously hampered by
governtiH ntal eonilllloim and iiitual
shortage of material. Theio Is prac
tically im gold or silver In circula
tion nnd iluilng nil tho time I spent
on Ihe continent I saw only two
pieces of silver money and they were
franc pie, i s.
"I'hniig" at tho ptesent time Is
being made in government postage
stnmiis, ,1ul one does not oven neii
gold or silver In the inedsls which
weie given as rewards for bravery
during the war. Intltcad, these med
als are made of bronze, usually."
KNEW HIS BENEFACTOR
Conn Hack to Nature, tint Amwcrcil
fall of romtder Who
Riil-cil It,
HAN UAPIIAKI., Cal Oct, 11. A
two-pronger buck drer answers tho
calls of .lorry Hhlne, employed by tho
municipal vwitcr district at Alplnu
dnm nenr here.
Long ago Hhliw ono day ramo
upon a dead don III tho trail of tho
forest, and standing besldo Its mother
wits a fawn, It vit miles to Milne's
cabin, lint ho carried the fawn
homo with him, fed t nnd gnvo It
tlio tin tun of 1 filly. After a time
Hlituo left thn district. Ho returned
several days ngn nml asked his fel
low workers tho whereabouts of his
deer. They laughed at him; the
deer had gono back to nature, thry
said.
Hhlno mounted thn pnrnpet of tho
dam and cnllod for Hilly. Thn dee. ,
now tho proud possessor of two
pronged horns., bounded out of tho
forest. A photograph was tak n .
the man nnd tho nnlmnl, ns tho lat er
resized his forcpnwo on tho shoulder
of Hhlno.
ACCUHF-S HAM ON1 OF FOItr.r.ltV
Ond Hnmon, a negro youth
charged with . forging a chock t-r
Jfl on tho West Tulsa Otato linn it
Heptember 23, slKtlcd with tho iwmn
of Artlo Ualley, a depositor at tin
bank, enlered a pica of guilty nt
his arraignment Tuesdny beforo Jus.
tlee , J. (Iruy.
Thn defendant was cuntmlttod to
Jail tinder bond of 1,000 for nct'jn
bv thn district enlirU .
. f -
Money Has Wings
i
I
Because ihe eagle on a silver dollar has wings
some people think the eagle is responsible for
the way money flies. Not so. RccUless spend
ing causes much of the trouble. Money does
seem to have wings when it gets into the hands
of a spender, but this is the fault of the spender
and not the eagle. He is a very friendly bird
to those who take time to cultivate his friend
ship and even goes out of his way to coax
others to join him. He loves' company and a
good home. Perhaps you have not won his
friendship because you have not provided'
him with a home. Home to him is
NATIONAL BANkJL
OF TULSA
FOURTH AND MAIN
Iyarchmont II
A car abl to go over the roughest mud roads, the most lumpy fields,
without losing an oil pan or breaking an axle. A car reliable, depend
able in any kind of weather, under all conditions; and yet, has beauty
and individuality.
The New Nineteen-Twenty-One Paige
Combines Power, Speed, Resiliency Easy Riding, Road "Ability and
Exquisite Finish in details that is found 5nly in the highest .priced cars
that are manufactured. f ' ,
ON DISPLAY IN TULSA AT .
Lewis-Marsh Corporation
Special Lot of
Sweaters
$t.95
SEBmmdi
Special Lot of
Sweaters
$7.95
, Connected with no oilier establishment in the world
SENS A TIONAL
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Hundreds of Dresses secured by us in a great special
purchase, make it possible for us to offer dresses at the .
extremely low price of .
$15 f that cannot be dupli
cated elsewhere for 50
more.
COR. 10TH AND SO. MAIN ST
PHONE OSAGE 3570
5
Mr
Serges Satins
Georgettes Combina
tionsChecked Velours
and Knitted Models
Scores of different styles
in all favored shades so
popular for autumn.