The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 05, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1020.
HAnnlMP MHT IM
HURRY FOR JOB
carry throUBli a definite plan
inner."
Hiynn nrrlvctl In Chicago to biku
in mn rarg tins evening.
Declaring the republican land
sllic Just accomplished 'm not I'm !
lesult (if dcmntrutlr, lint nf WIIh mI
I'" i'l'K." tin commoner said tint I
President Wilson cuuiiol afford I
!' OFFICE OF G.O.P.
CONTINUES HERE
n fn, Tu'iiimirn- President Wilson cuuiiol afford l.
tion in December Not . "Mr-, unr.imK." Mr. nryn.i si.i.
UUU iii a-'v-v !'. nniint refuse to assume th) dilvle
V aVOrefi at once to which tho American peo-
HFMOS TO REORGANIZE
ilo have cnlled lilm hy mi iiuprcro
dented tnftjorlty. .
llrynn declHreil ho knew nothing
of it proposed meeting to re-'rgml
the democratic patty hut mated h"
believed such re-organlzatlon would
Commoner Sees Need for Re- rij.w nntinjrMfri.i -this unp.e-
...t.1!.. C T'.V.tnu finf
a,-iCITlUIIllK Ul 1 uiv.vit nn"
"I'nprecedentjyr- Defeat"
Tho C'otntnoner, In his statement,
said the democratic patty wan forcij
to go Into tho fight under false ban
ners. "J'hn convention at San Prnnclsco."
ho Raid, "did not represent' tho rank
and flln of the party. The drys
were lulled to sloop hy tho nnminiiro
Lingo Says Headquarters
in Tulsa Will Bo Mado
Permanent
, . kloyd MACcmn-'K.
I fmiff CurrMpomlmt.
m.i mv nlilu. Nov William
i jtrynn may think It urgent thni mo liquor question was ueau
"l....i. M.nt tlw. rciuihllenn n'l wlill'' they slept tho wets Weill
,r pJratlvc bat tho republican m)WlnB tnrrH. Th,. romlU f
nt elect should taao niuu tl,p rantpnli;ii ought to mnko certain
f '
tvu
ilh, hut Warren u. naming
h. r Ideas about It. He thlnl.n
ilif rent tin from ll months'
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jtlIV ai nciinn, vun...r
ti r he was an avowed candidate;
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,..mil,1lrnn nomination nnd
he IsMued an itinerary of his
:- villi.
. Harding special train will
, Virion at 7:31 o'clock fiatur
n rning, via tho Dig Kour rnlt
i. St Louis, whence. It will
It. San Antonio over" tho Jrot
r iln n ml international and
- Northern. The party will nt
,i San Antonio Sunday evening
t flock nnd le-xve Immediately
l i wnsvillo. hy tho San Antonio,
, and Oulf railroad, nrrlvlng nt
unsvlllo at 11 o'clock Monday
! g Motor cars thero will con-tlu-
party to l'olnt Isalicl, on tho
n,"f miles Ulstnnt ami oniy ix
nibs from tho Mexican poruer.
lit ator Harding plnns to do noma
tarpon fishing, sen bathing nnd i;otf.
Sc at Point Isabel.
Senator llurdliiK said no policies
ivouM be considered by him durlnK
his month's vacation trip and that no
visitors nro expected.
AlthoiiRh It is not definitely nr
ranscd, tho parly may ko to tho
Panama Canal zone. Tho senator
warns first hand Information rKard
ItiiT cpcratlon ot tho canal. In his
i imp.ilKn speeches ho preached that
Amirlf.m ships should hnvo freo rvis
inK nr preference over foreign ships
through tho canal.
To (let Uusy Dep. n.
I nmi rcturnlnff to Marlon. Decem
ber 6. President-Meet llardlnu will
lake up essential pre-inaiiKuratlon
work. Uo will resign his seat as sen
ator January 10, tho dato Harry
Ials Is Inaugurated governor of
Ohio and DavlH will nnmo Frank 1).
Willis, senator-elect ns Harding's
nicees.inr, in compllanco with tho
president-elect's wishes. Senator
Harding's patty south will ineludo
Mrs. Harding, Dr. nnd Mrs. C. K.
Sawyer ot Marlon: Oeorgo U. Chris
tian, serretnry to Mr. Harding, nnd
Mrs Christian: Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
K Marl.enn of Washington; Senator
mil Mrs. Joseph Frellnghuyscn, i f
New Jersey: Senator Kred Hnle. of
Maine- Senator David Klkins, of
West Vlrglnln; Harry M. Dnuglierty.
of Columbus; JudHon C. Welllver,
publicity agent. Tho party will bo
guests of K. D. Scobey and II. 11.
crcager, both Texas republican
politicians. A dozen newspaper cor
respondents will accompany tho
party.
A cnslderablo part of tho Marlon
headquarters organization will bo
Jialntained until March 4. Senator
Harding plans to mako Marlon his
leadquarters after December 0.
HI1YW ntC.KS WILSON'
ro rti:p out at oxci;.
CHICAOO, Nov. 4. President
Illect Warren O. Harding should be
come president ns soon ns possible.
President Wilson's resignation and
Hardlng'B appointment ns secretary
of stato by Vlco President Marshall
followed by Marshall's resignation
in turn should accomplish this, ac
cording to a statement mndo lirc
today by William Jennings llryntj.
"Mr. Wilson should resign
once," Ilryan said. 'Then Mr. M
shall, ns soon ns congress convun 'h,
should namo Mr. Harding seci tnry
ot state, and himself resign so that
y.r Harding may becomu president
ui- tho earliest possible moment, and
"STRAMfHOW
WOMEN SUFFER"
that there will never annln bo a
wet bunch In our convention willing
to exchange the cfttlnlltiltloii of ii
I'nlted States nnd the ten command
mens for a n'ass of beer."
Ilryan concluded his statement In
voicing the belief that the result "f
tho election wan not n vote of -on-fldence
for the republU'iin party, but
a refutation nnd n 'protest" ngalnst
democratic leailershlp.
The vote against the democratic
party." llrayan said, "wns cast weeks
ago.
day '
It was merely tabulated Tues-
Sl
Official niinouti' "inent was mndo
yesterday by ! i. Utmo, wrrtiiry
or i in- I ut .(U .iy i t'puiillcnn cen
tral commit ie and oilier members
o the Imnl r. public mi club that re
publican heiubiuurteiK In tho city of
Tulsa will be continued.
llomlqiinrtoiH Is now lorn I nil In
tho first fliior'of ih Kennedy build.
lug, 1'unjtli nnd iluiton, but an HiMiii
as dtslr.lble qtinileiH run be ob
tained, ll "vlll be moved to a new
lo ailoii.
It Is the plan, aerording to Ling",
to plce a comiieient insu In liend
quartets" liermnnently so he mny be
better nble to kep In touch with the
polltlifl sltuntlou at nil times and
so ho and his office may be of bet
ter senleo to the city and county.
No decision ha been nmilo yet ns
to who will bu appointed to fill this
office.
Since headquarters was opened In
the Kennedy building nt the open
ing of the 1U20 campaign, It hits
proven a viilunble asiet to voteis,
ami to caniiin.ncK, nun r. i necausv
of the valuable service It has ren
dered that It was decided to tnnko It
a permnnynt nart of Tulsa county
republb nnlsin;
The manager to be selected for
headquai ters pcrmnm n'lv will be
Mexicans Surrounded
Clerks in Store;
Caught Taking Gloves
Apprehenihd while In tin net
of mealing sei n pair of gloves
from ilu Cimi.I'Imimi dolbtng
stole 111 I Ills ,ll ih'iisilay lllultl
lug. seuini iniili.m of the stoie
siiiro'inileil an, lie . Antonio. Hu
mous nnd Ouitj I'i'Ho, Mexientis.
until A. (1. Cm lis and II. II. Dob
son, deputy sheiiffs, Arrived nnd
mnde the sliest.
The ilef 'ndants inured pleas of
not utility the rhursn of umiul
larceny filed sgHlnst them In lhn
court of Jiis'Iip II .t (Iniv and
were entnmllteil in J ill under bond
of J.'iOO la preliminary lirorlnf
November 7.
required to keep n close tab on r
Istratlon figures snd olher details
tllltt will be enllghti Mlnnnuit which
Will mnlei billy assist local lepubll
enns In the successful conduct of fie
lure iunmlnriM
Held ror'Polntliig Weapon,
John James, nccnseil nt pointing
a deadly weapon at J. 1). Sullivan
In.Jenks dining u argument No-
ember S, eniered pies of not
guilty at Ills arraignment before
Miunty court Thursday. Tho defend
ant was plnccil under bond of $S'in
for trial at tho January term of
court.
City Hriefs
Pcnuj Ivnnla IIMmp Ix'ihim,
Itt. Itev. Ktbelbert Talbot, bishop
of lite diocese of Itetblehem of the
Kplscopnl church of I'ennHylvnnla,
left yesterday evening for Ht Louis
Hfter a visit here Willi relatives.
ItALPII HKIlltV imiile a business
tup to Iteggs Thin winy
Mltrt. II O HA I It I) of KapulpS
spent thn day wit a her tiUvc, .Mm
Olia l'.ayi yes.eiibiv.
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MUX. I'ANNV hUHNHTV returned
I'liinsdiiy ft (tin a tnnlnesH trip to
KstiMia City.
JOHN MOHAN, who has Wen In
the t'l.y this week on biiainrnt, left
lust nlRht for his home In Huston.
JOI5 lnTin. W. o. i.loti and C. P.
Itopklna wilt leave this momma: on
h duck huntliiH nlj north nt trie city.
J. M llANNAKtllll) J tU f Ht.
Paul. Minn., wia III tho city Thurs
day mi business.
' Hn. MAHV . M I'IKi; and dsii-th-ter,
Mrs. Itoy M. lCln, will leturn
today from n few dy' Hip to Ht.
Louis.
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DKCHKH OI-r DtVOHCH w
gtnnted In sutieilnr mnut Thurwlm
to (lruco Dnt-row against 1- II. Imi
row. It. II. WAL1CH. formerly "f
Cleveland, Ohio, Ims been mndn locsl
msnai;er of tho Ilriinswlek-Halke-Collemler
company, and will make
his home In TilhMi
M A It HI AO H LH'KNJWK were Is
sued to the following Thuiwlay bv
the clerk f county court: Iitus V
Lukcnhlll. and llessle Hike. 17,
I'ulsa: John L Miller. Vd. nnd Porn
I 1 and Ldilll Sim -. Cillin-.
Mile.
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PKTITION Koil PIVOUCK was
filed In district loiiri Tlunsdny by Kl
Mtill Tillhutt agnliist .limes Tallmtl;
C.ii rln Hush iik- lo-st Albert Hush.
I'en 1'. To. lni i- nt. mi I Miitile K.
I minion I'llle T I'.n K s nmiliist Maud
I'm Km: S'miu J 1 1 a - .ignlum 1'ieil
I' tlriives
GEOLOGISTS MAY ORGANIZE
I'Jrrors in Precinct
Tally Sheets Effect
'Y' SUNDAY FORUM STARTS
I1t.i ..r c i.u .r t.. ii... it hi it..
i0 I'jteCllOn HeSlUlS "eld sumlaji lte. (m.U SM-al,-
J A set tea of Buiid.n af!-i n . '
"""" i riM . I Inf. ii fur men, to lie kmn )
Herlu . I, nKs of ii filial county tln- .Siimlav Kiiintn. will be si , ' I
mi. I .1.1.. i.ik. .1,.,.,. ,l.i-!l,., " ".' ne 1 M 1-. X nevl n,ii
TiiNii Oil WcM I41111I lluiilei-M l ull
.Meclltig to I111 tit Nell Miepti.
lleoloalsls of 1n'i will meel at
tbr ni'ililrlpnl amltim Hup e.ln siln v
iiiaiii. .oeini.er 111. ni s p ni . i"
nsrertaln If It Is H e iiesire in fm in
some snl'l i f .1 lie ill mi. lelv or mn
clailoll In piomoli the Inteiests of
the profession I'mm whnl has bei ri
leiirnnil of the desln a .ilmig this Urn ,
It is believed Unit the niiitemciit l,l
meet wiih Imnie.llaie aueeeas. geoln.
gists say. AH iei.im:Hl am uraid to
be piesent Mini take purl In the pie
llinluiir'y orKniil'.ailnii. Tin- ineetliig
will be In charge of 1 it Wnodi'iff
of thn Oklahoma Producing K
fining, lib-hard Hughes of CoMdrii 1
J A. Udileti of Hlnelnlr nnd P. C
Oreene, ciiiisilltlllg geologist,
'I'ulsniis to tin In Ciiin'niliin.
A good ililivntlmi from the llrsi
Christian i-buieh will nlti nil the
eonvenllon of the fli-at .mlaalonarv
district if ilsrliles of Christ In N
wntn, November h, n nmi to, accord.
Ing to Itlehatil I lelllinin, nrtucii.
llnnal illl-ftor of Ihe I'liat Clillstlan
ehiirch. Iieiil delegates will make
the 1 1 ll If. Nowata by automobile.
Dev. Monde Dull, pastor of the Im nl
church, will speuk on "1 irxunlnltiK
preclint 1 ilu ahe;ts wna begun
Thins liiN hy the counters appoint
ed b the county liieilnn hoard.
This eheehinii will nnibably h
1 coin lib lul Friday.
A number of minor errors In
count lug the irrecliiet tally sheet
eMails Here fultnd, but the new
figures will not effect I ho present
r. subs in tli entity attorney
rnee, thn reehnckln.! shows Henvern
lead over Mnnrne ;o Insl'-sd of 6f
ns luisled Thtiradiy morning.
Coriect totals on the state ticket
In T11 km county fur perils l 10,.
against 14,111 (or llnrreld:
K.hnls, s.970; Hughes, t
Dnleiip.iri, in. 81. Hessey I1.H9I;
Mmartl,, 10, ISO; Miller, laill.
M. Oialn. 11. Tulsa; John C Carter, and Vltnllr.lng the Cbur.li."
IMiii'ie lllri'iim- Ihio Siimlii)'.
Mis. Cnrrl (loss Tetnplelon of
"lil ibnma City, director of rellglnim
ed in at Ion for tho diocese of iikln
Immii 111 the lOplaeopnl church, will
speak inicftv al tho serried of the
Tiinlt Kll'"lsl rliurcli on Hiimlsy
moititng nnd will aildrsss teiu hera In
ihe 1 hurch school in different groups
on Monday ami Tiiendny.
Alums Ono Sample.
Cliolly; "After nil. fools mnko life
tmiislng When nil the fools bio
lend I don't want to be alive."
Chariot'."-. "1'iin't worry, you
won't be."
orillng tn I, lleluxiiinn. re'lv. ,m
woik sei lei.n y. These nuetlngs .
be eoniliiiiod I hrmiir hunt Ihe wi' 'i
montha. The first Sup of m -i
will rxl'nd until Jnnuiry 1, ami 'h
themes will pertain 10 th. fumii.
mentals of Christian n llgimi
Itav. Ilnruld M. Cooke will be M,o
speaker nt next Pond ly's mm " ,
snd his siibjei'l will be. "The 1 ' '
lenge of the Church lo I be
Man." The meeting will be lul, .1
4 o'clock in tin- lubli All m a 1
eordlnllv hulled.
UUCOVCIt AltNI)ONi:i CIW
Sheriff 'hilnS Poii.lnii of I ..til -I'llllllll
-(I11II11I In Mudilv liixiil
Two Pnrd roadsterH, ns l n
Identlflnd, were founil Abaiidniii' 1
this city itprilny morning iml
turned over to Rherlff J.um 1
Woolley. (me enr was fmiiul 111
North ItSiielng avenue stalled n ,1
mtldhole. It Is believed this . ,ir
was usoil Weitnesdav night bv 1 110
robbers who eritered llie gm mv
store at 111!) North Ijinslng avini'i
nnd stnln a quantity of gim.iti's
The ear was loaded and driven .1
short distance yhen tho iitn b.eim
mired In tho mud. thn stop 11 gm
cedes being removed and thn iitr
nbiiniloneil.
A ae.ond enr wns reiotteil uban
doneii neiir oaltlawn etnnetery. Thl.t
ear was Irtt ict when taken by tho
sheriff, except that the tlren on tho
rear wheels had been stolen.
SeidcNb.a.-:
Connected With No Other Establishment in the World
1
The Coats We Are Offering $EO
Ave Creating a Sensation at
Connected With No Other KHlnbl'mhment in the World
Friday-
Says Tennessee Lady, and
Will Just Go Suffering,
She Says, When Cardui
Is Right at Hand
r,tiryvlle. Tcnn. Hoping hor ex-1
frlencc may benefit othors who
suffer from disorders common
among women. Mrs. Charles Hnlns,
of this (Campbell) county, sayS: "I
bail womanly troubles till I couldn't
sleep, and was nervous and suf
fered a groat deal ot pafn In inyj
h'-ad, limbs and back. I would get
to tho place whero I couldn't movo
without A irre.it effort.
"Por years 1 had known nt Cardui,
and It is strange how a woman will
just go on suffering when tho best
remedy In tho world Is right at
handbut wo do!
"Hut finally tho pain was worse,
rfo suffering so great I knew I must
h Numethlng. A friend mentioned
Cardui nnd wo Sent for It. Ono bot
tlo helped mo,
"I took a courso of Cardui, ro
calnod my strength, built myself up
ami felt lllto a now woman.
"Can I recommend Cardui? Yea,
and gladly, for it Is a Clod-send to
suffering women. I hopo when they
suffer with' troubles .common to
women they don't wait, but set this
sure remedy at onco."
Any druggist can supply Cardui
promptly. Call on yours today.
Wonderful Dresses
AtPrices That Will Astonish
You 600 Dresses to
, Choose From
1
Hundreds of New Dresses have just been received
and added to our already large collection, thus
assuring you a wide variety from which lo make
your selection. Try lo duplicate these values and
sec for yourself how much you save at this store.
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Suits Sacrificed
Every Suit in Seidenbach's
Has Been Greatly Reduced
toImmediately Clear Our
Stock The Three Groups
Below Offer a Great Opportunity.
Serges Satins Georgettes Check Vclour
Combinations Knitted Models
ID
7iilorcd Tricotines Satins Headed Tricolincs
Serges Georgettes Charmeusc
Combinations
Crepe Back Satins Tricolufes French Scrgcs
Charmcuse Tricotinc and Satin Combina
tionsWool Velours
Suits of wool poplin, serge and vclour, in many
styles, and sizes 16 lo N. Not a suit in this
lot but would ordinarily sell for $115.
Plain tailored and furl rimmed models for both
women and misses. Vclour de lainc, tricot inc,
silver lone, French serge and tinscllonc
This group includes suits lo meet thcrcfuire
incuts of the most discriminating, and at a
price within reach of everyone. All mate'
rials. All colors.
' Slip-on
Sweaters in
Many. Slylca and
Colon
Wool Sweaters
sg'onderful Bargains at This Price
.95
$5
Tie-on
Sweaters An
Many Stulcs and
Colors
Waist Values Extraordinary
.95
Gcoracltcs
Taffetas
Crepe de Chine
All Colors
and Sizes
Values that
cannot he
duplicated at
this price
200 Petticoats Special
at
Values
that cannot be
dupliclcd at
thh price
ii
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Values
that cannot he
dupliclcd at
this price