The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1921.
HARDING'S ONLY
REQUESTJGNORED
Congress UnaMo to Wipo
the Legislative Slate
Clean by March t
'HANG OVERS CERTAIN
Soloim Will Do Well to Fin
ish Willi 1.10 Big Appro
priation IMIIh This Meet
Ttv fiimiinn it. iioi.mish
I !M muff v.itrt.milfti(
WAHIIINOTON, Jan. IB. l'rosl-
ilonl-elcrl Warren (I Hunting's
find, lcinL nml only inmost to lliu
priwiil i oiim osm- -thai It lonvn IiIm
iiilmiriUlritlnii a clean Icglslnllvo'
Hlnto mi March 4 -seems In u fiilr
vwiy to be disregarded. '
Win it Hctmtur Harding paid IiIn
hurried Mlt to Washington after
his I 'n tin rim trip, hi' Impressed upon
IiIh t'nllcngucs at til' iniltnl tlin need
fur nwlft at tlun In ih.iilng tlm tulitii
for a new 1 1 i'h I In March.
Ho didn't whiit at.y "hnng uvern"
to I'lnhnrins tin) now fcgluin when
II I'limi'H 1 1 1 1 being
lint with (inly forty legislative
ilayH of the present session luft, It
liii(aiin linrcaxinitiy nppitr nt today
that thti rri'lrliiK session will lit)
llttlo lull iiiihn tlm 1.10 largo, nppro
lirlntlnn measures, tho first nf vhtch
received conniiliiiatlon today III 'thu
somite. Tin so measures tiro of tlm
"miiKt" variety, They must bo
passed If tin; government lit tu con
tlntto functioning, ,
An for tho others anil itholr
numbers urn IcKlon thoy appear
certain of gtdng over. Among them
mo Hoitiu Important measures, such
no thn emergency tariff moniiuroi'
tlm soldier liontin hill, Hcnator Culd
nr'n hill for national ri'itulatlon of
tho conl Industry, tlio proposed Im
migration restriction, legislation,
various lunitsiiicH of Importation to
particular IndiislrlcH, repunls of war
legislation, viii Ioum welfare meiis-
nrcM, Hitch ax thn mntcriitty hill nml j
n hock oi otiicin in icsnur import
ance. Tho cinn mrnstiro on which dfl
n I to action In rnrtaln In the long
disputed Mil of regulation of thn
packing IndUHtry, lly iinanlnioiiH
consent thu miiiitto will votn on thU
ni January 24,
Tho hnusn noxl week prohnlily
will titli up tlm proposal to In
iTfiiimi tho membership of tho Iiouho
from 436 to 483 unit tills In tortilla
. to produce, noiiin warm political and
noctlonal battle.
Unless tho hinders ran ohoko It
off, ll will provldo cnouKh vocal
tJrcworkn to keep tho hutino busy
for days.
Wire' Flashes
UAItTKOIlt), Conn., Jn. tlr. t:,t.
ward W, KoIIoik, who llm tuinlb'
eliyiilrlaii of Mark Twain, C'liarlra lluil
iry Walher, ami llitrrt-t llenlifl Htiiwr.
U1 al hln hflino In Avon tintay, n v
kO yuan. Ila m iirrald t III nt ttia Nt
tlonal Iloirupiitlilp HaOU'al aiii'laty anil a
vctaran lit tli civil war. Kurt) III hi
lior, tlr. IC" I lull it atU'llml mu-lc anil
mi .nt Ilia l fMiipoiltliina, "W Tliraa KllIK"
ofliirlctit Aru," Clirlilmaa carol, la
wljtly knuMii.
MOfllt:HTKIt, Wlniu Jan. lH. IVaiiK
lln. K. liAtia, former aacrclary nf the
(ntarlnr, who )ia titan ronaultlng doc
ora at tlia Hayn huaintal, tunliilit la on
lita way tu California with Mr. l.atia lo
apanil lha lntr. Mr, l,ann la cit'crtcd
to raturn ticra In tlia atirlnc fur traal,
mrnl and ft ioaattilo uparatloli, It waa
tali). t
DI'ttLIN, Jitn. 'Ch rtrcutlon of
Jcaph Muri'tiy, which waa In iluw In
take ilai noil Mumlay, Jiaa tifcn it
IKinf.l in Wnlhfcl' 1'iiiiitliia' i' hrailtiH
of an appeal fur Ilia luaalilnit nt th
rourtnmtllal aintanco, 'flu cutirtinartlal
fuiiml Mutphy jtullly nf hallux I'd an
attack In Cerkf wcloliar . acalnal lha
military ithrf Murphy la ullfilrU lu huw
larrltd a bomb ami a revolver,
WASIIINOTON, Jan, 11. Ili'ntli ran
ally for pftaona convlclMl nf comiiillllim
rrlinaa hy lha ma of w-apuna, a pro
poaiHt hy llrprraentattva Nuninrta ot
Tataa, aa it mtana of chacklnc lha prra
nit day rrlma wave, Mr, Humnrta, fur
many yrara h proaacultnir attorney amt
(iirmar preatdent of thn dlilrlct ami
fnuiiiv aittirnava' aaaoclatlon. auld acltoti
waa nece'aary to inalto human Ufa mora,
aecure,
MANOIir.SIT.It, N, II.. Jan. M. A
atrlkn to ko In affect Momlay waa ila
clareil Y lha Unltnl Hhoa Wnrkara Hal
unlay axalnal lha MirHlwuIn Hliue riim
pany. The order atfacta lh planla hrra
anil In Newport ami Naaaua, employlnii
lotathcr more than IS, 000. Thn action
uaa lahen after it aettva of conterencea
calleil tn conaliler the cumpnn)'a an
nouiicaiiient of, a rnluctlon of 3.
per cent,
MAKIII.S'aTON. Jan, in.- Kutxcrlptliina
auiietutlin: ner ltOV.000.OOa were re
letfi'il hy tho ttoaaury, Hvcratary lluua
,. hnHnmiffci tituht. for Die com
hlneil leuo of catllfltulea uf Inilvbladnraa
for !o.uii,iioo otteren ior inaiumjr "i
April IS nlid Octnhvr It.
UtBllKK. Atla.. Jan. Will J. Oaln.
chief radio operator, on lha navy aea
plana NO-5. now enrouta f rem fan lueau,
,'.M !. I'atiallll. U ttM truck Oil ttlrt lieilll
ami Ulllnl hy one ot lha ptopolkta of tha
tlr plane January u. arrornina ni
ivcelved today (torn tlia navy department
by hla purenla.
SERVE BEER IN HOTEL, NOW
Hut tlu I'laif H In Vancoiltcr riiilei
NiiperiMnil of (ioti'l'liliiellt.
VAvrioilVHll. II. ('.. Jan. IB
Thrco per cent hecr with meals 1 1 i
... :. .. .1... ..II. ..I. .nil, tn nf ,u'rir .
jioien aim mo ,-iii.i,i, ...
hear In llrlllHh Colutubl.i Is In proa
peel tortny, nccordltiK lo an unoffl
i Inl report comlm; from nconiuiKly
autlieiitlo Hourcen. '
Tho uovcrnmont will buy tho liccr
from tlm lireworlrs and nell U lo
tho hotels, llitdor permit ayetem. it
in expected "nplrlttlollN llquotH" will
he nohl 'io Indlvliltinln. tho pcrmltH
to cost them !. Thene aro provlB
innR expected to ho adopted um n re
cult of thn rcf.remlum election of
October iO,
Isabella Court to D.inei'.
Tho muml diinoo of Ht. Ilosn of
Lima Court No, R00, DntiKhti'iH of
TMabnlln, will bo nn event ofKiMny
vtiiliiK. JanuHiy US, In th new ar
mory, Hlxth mid KrnoNha, It Ih nn
nouiicoil by MIhh lthen Hnnklnw.
Brand lcKent. l'lun for tho danco
wire tutido by the entertainment
emnmllteo at the hnnm of Minn IIuk
rtlnr Friday rvcnlnti.
RUBBER HEELS
Attached, dOo nml Tftu
Foot-Form Shoe Shop
14 WMiftmt
Clutched in Grip of Circumstances
Ex-Crown Prince Looks on Himself
As Real Martyr of Modern Times
THIS IIAUl'IS, .Ian. 1fl l i.d
'rick William, tinnier ciown
prlnco of (Icrmnny, in. nn ininr
ew given IIm' cdllur of a Cm-.
iiiiiii weekly, piihllNlii d In Thn
Netherlands, gives th rejaons
why he ilnen not return to nor
mally, why hl wife ilom imt Join
linn In tilH iinjiiiiin at S'i iriiiKon,
nml why he line-, not J'lln hln
fill her, tho foiln'ir (lurmiiti em
pemr, nt Doom. I'rediilck Wll
Until iilsn sets forth his plmiH ie
gurdlng llm eiltientlnti of hi nm,
"Nittninlly I would lm Kind In
return to (lortnnny and I would
lie happy If I could devote myself
to IlKlI'llltlire, purtlcilllirlv in
liolne hreiilltiK," 'he fiifnior
crown prince Ik iinteit n s.iylnrj.
"I wmi I (J ri-Jnlen to nwtniltite with
i lie learieil men nt I III hui irtil
ncrvlty and i emtio whnt I lout
ilurlliK III" urn- nml nt WonrltiKen.
J wrmli IlHo to iiae what lltlli'
potver I hnvft to help Inilld up thn
futhvi'laml, hut that iniinut In'.
''.My innliy frleltdi III the father
land and nlitoml would nee itty
hand In eiery deed whlili ntlierH
inlphl liei-'ln, hut nf vhii li I, per
luil'H would know nothliiK nt all.
I'iircii woil'd follow nml our poor
flltlierlnnd lieedrl -lent
"Why dniN nut my wife enme
here? Iliillevo tne. hIu would
Kindly do wo. Hut their In IM
K. C. EXEMPLIFY
FOURTH DEGREE
Large Class Given High
Work by Catholic
Fraternity
I, i
Onu of tlm MKKCHt eliiNMeN ever
flveu by thn foilrlh dcitree by tho
ICnlKhtN of CohimluiH wan that lultl
nted Hundriy lu TuIhu.
Hlartlni nt 10 n. in. In the I ('.
Iimiip, nt Hlxth Mtreet lunl l'rlnco
nvciine, thn I'lnaN nttrllded 111 nun at
Holy Family ehnnli nt 10 30 a in.,
and at 2 p. in. the exemplification
o( thn fourth drKreo took inro nt
thn old K. ('. hull, 4 10 1-t .South'
Moulder rivcuim.
Thn claan wan iniido it t of l'anlel
K Abbott, ra J. Atiileinon. it.
dernrd Il.illard, M. I. llarllott. J, A.
Ilorilen, J. A Urn dy, I'htm. V. Hiirke,
Arthur H lllltler. J. J. t'onrv. Julea
fiiliWnntlli, HiinnpII A. CIiImIiiiIiii,
Moore. J, Carroll, J, J, II, CuiiiiIiik
ham.' Itnv. Kmll l nenrellern. Dr.
f A. Dillon, Mark K. Diinhtnn,
la in on Kncan, Jnmi'N II. l'Simtlce, I).
Kouriiler, Kinnk A. Pottirr, yil
Until J. Kraiiey, ('. J, llalhtifhcr, nr.,
O. J. flalliiKhcr. Jr.. J. J. (I.ill.iuher.
XV. V, tlullaMher, Thim, Austin tlavln,
IS. Id llould. Ueot'Ke I'. Orlfflti. llor
ticn II. IIiikiiiii Ilenedlet UnrdeNty,
1. llilll, I IIUIK J, llolllielll'H, .km.
J. Ilotten, J, V. Ilylutid. J, II. lCecfe,
I'aul A. Kelly, Vnltr 11. Klley, At
fotmo l Vun llaverhnUe, flenrKo
dnnile, l'hllllp J. Citnnon, I'atrlelt
D. Cawlov, Tlmothv J. Cnnwhlln, W.
Hubert Courtney, Itoheit T. Curley,
II. Wi Daley. Jn. K. Dwver. M. .
John H. 'Ktrnti. li. nnvr'iitt, Wll
laid I'. OalliiKlicr, OvorKo II, flatu'
hif(f, Jnmon It Vlnvln, Albert IS,
Klrlclnuil. Chun. J, Mnilih'ii. Tlinn.
.MnOdeii, William (1, Malltut, Jphu Ii,
Mnroney, Chan. I'' Mm tin, Klinnr J.
ManBan. sinphen J, MeCauliy, Chnn.
f. .MoKorron. Tltna. .1. Mel'Snntiv.
Thoa. J, MttNftinarn, 11. X. Monnov.
ICdward I'. O'llrlen. I'atrlek .1.
O'llrlen, if, i. O'Connor, A, XV, I'ow
ern, J. I l)itnn. OeoiKO H. Itnhholr,
Jimeph I'". ttoldy, Wllllntn A. Kynn.
iienry J, uir.au, John ll. Itynn, K.
riuib. John Hheehnn, Itwvinond J.
Hheohnn, Itny Hhoit, h V. tlhtini
WiiV. Jol.1 A. Mii.ildlnu. It,, lli.o.l V
Well, IS, A. Ht'Mililer, A. Kweeney.
L'ltilidn H. Tompkins. , ,'. Tnnffiito,
Thou. V. Vlckem. Dr. l.'rnnk J.
JVelKht, ISdwnrd .1. WnaleleWNkl. C.
10. AVnltPrHehelil, ltev. John ft, Heir
IllK, Thuii. K. Hnnnlitan, M, .M. Htmrl
(tan, J, O. Klnlny, ,eo 1 1. Krnyer,
iiimen u, Aictiraw. ltev, Thoa. P.
AloNtilty, JameN .1. Mnrlnrty, CltnN.
MlKtier, uion I, .vewell, ("has.
C,
llollertaon. l.v,.iM(f V inml.
ltev,
loneuii t van ijyru.
it (iir. p. nt, a rorninl b.ltuiuet
wan held nt Hotel Tulna. AUIiuukIi
mimewhnt dtimppntntcii hy the In
nhlllly of lit, ltev. Thoodor.i Mcer
Tiuipri. uiHiiop or OKIahotiia. to nt
end, the cl.itei and othem, compoN
I n ir of about 200, wero well enter
mined by the apltltttal and mental
iirnKiam proviiicd.
In tho nlmetn'e from thn city of :.
tt. tlalliirther, the toimtintiRtni-'K duty
r,,JI on I. V. MctJlvern u. II. Hlec
fried ntuiltn on "Weleomn ..sir
KnlRhts"; Other lalkn worn by ltev.
lohn T. Hart of Olilahoma citv
'lev it. Hcvetii of HU; Ch.irlen k
U'itrkor, Hhawnen, ltev j0)m n
lleivtvn and Thou, A. tiavln, both of
Tulsa, and ltev. K. Dillon, of Kan
Nan flty. Mo,, thn latter heliiK a
brother of Dr. Charlca A, Dillon of
Tulyn,
INTEREST VERSUS SPECULATION
Interest has enrncd more millions than spocunltion.
Intofjesl is a legitimate, scientific principle.
Speculntion is n creature of chance.
Which do you react to?
Your hnnlicrs reacts to interest and they are usually
successful and men nf standing in thoir communities.
Taho your cue from your banker and put your sav
ings into good interest bearing securities.
Tulsa Pavinvr Bonds are good securities and will earn
8r'o our price.
Wo offer all or any part of $13,000 of these bonds
for sale.
Your Liberty Bomb will be accepted as part or full
payment.
Administrators of estates, guardians, custodian of
public or private funds nnd private individuals, wo
solicit a call fro niyoti,
C. F. PAYTON
FISCAL AGENT
i
Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa
i banco oi .Mich hnpphiiaN nnd
xooil hick, an mi are Krlpped In
Hie vlh'j of duly, Hhn han thn
I'-ilnliit; uf our (lilMiiii at heait
and miiMt illicit II. Our moiin
t ( ii rat lo.irn to in u Ko thiimaolvoN
tiNofiil riiitimeri'lally, William and
I.ul.i (the littler a pet ntimn for
otin of the noun) are now uolils to
thn uymnnaiuni at I'otrdaiu, the
elder one wnntN lo heiioinn nn
expeit farmer and ko later to an
nifrlcullural eolleue. I.ulii feelN
Hint lm him thn tnlutil for n tour
cantlln in i cot- and U plannltiK a
lour of tli" wot Id In a Herman
meiiihiiiit ahlp, nml lo learn tlm
innderii 1 1 iiftini K en. I hnvo uoth
itiit itKnliiit thuir iihuiN if they rv-
anil lu the boyN liii'oliiliiit uneful
men. Tlmv ntu Hlnilyniu- hind and
linvn no time for innucincntn or
upott. They need a falher'H cure,
ton. but Ihat cannot be.
"I cannot K" to my p. trout nt
Doom tur oiioueiitn ure con
tinunily tryiim to lm un In tin'
pnalijon of helitif rendy to ael the
wotld on file, and If weto were
ttiKi'iher, then, In the hjca of rritr
otiponvnln, thn overthrow of the
world wt'-.ttd be it iiii Ntlou of but
n Hlmrt linn
"An for loiilinr nn eatntn In 1 1 " I -I.
ind, whnru would I Kit tho
money, particularly In Mew of the
low rale of (lei man cxi'ham,'o7"
TRIBUTE IS PAID
GENERAL GORGAS
tt
Latin Americans Join U
S. in Honoring Conquer
or of YcIIqav Fever
WAHIIINtlTO.V, Jan. 10. The
tiatiiiiiH of Ijillti-Atiiorlca throtiKb
their illplomatln roprcmmlatlveii
Joined with tho United HtntcH
(''ranee nml (Ireat lliitnin tonlftht It
pnylnii trlbuto to thn memory of the
lain Mnjor flnnetal Wllllntn Craw
ford (lot cub, former mii(.cun ki'M
eral of the I'nltlil HtatcN nririy and
lender lu thn Niiccenatul flRhl uKiilnnt
yellow fever.
Mnmnrlnl acrvlccH In honor of
flenetal florKnn, who died IunI July
In London, wero held In tho I'nti
Amerlcati Imllillnc under the huh
pk't'H of llm iioiitlioin society,, of
Wavhlnetou, which thereby honored
tho memory of a pioiluct of the
youth, Tho speakcro Included Hec
retai'lea linker and DnnlolH, Major
tlt'iicrul Peter C. JlarilH, AmlinnHa
dor JiiMHornnil of France, Major
(li'licrnl It. K, llelhell, military nt-
tiichu of tho nil t lull etiiliiinny, Am
linHHiulor Pezet ot Peru, Milliliter de
CeaputleN of Cuba, Milliliter Ktlzalde
of r.ctiador, Chimin d'Aff.ilieH J,e
fevro of l'niuitim, and Director (len
crnl ltnwn of tho PnnAmerlenn
iittlon. McHPnixeN worn road from
tho prt'NldcnlH of n iiuiuher of I .al li i -Amerlcnii
itovernnientn.
Adjtitnnt tiennrnl HtirrlN preidded
nt the meetliiK nml before Intrnduo
Itiir tho other apeiiketH traced the
life of, (ioneral (lureiiN, hIiowIiik how
lutlmnlvly .11 had been conneeted
Willi yi'llow fover and how "yullow
fuvor vhlch In 1 9 r 3 had driven the
hi'itutlfill Ainella (layln front hor
homo lu Muhllo, Abibnnm, to the
nearby nillltiiry Btutlon whro nllo
flj-iit unit l.lt'titenant Johhih (lornnH
29 yenrn later rallod tho win of thin
conplo to Kort'Ilrown, ToxnN, whore
lie met iitul ri.nvod from that ncottrier
tho yontiK Blrl who IiIn wife
ulinrcd hi llfo nnd who tin hln widow
mourn, hln Iiihn."
U. S. RADICAL IN RUSS JAIL
M, Krlivtiirtr ami Wife lmprloncil lu
.Mokiiiw on Oiiln nf Soviet,
IHSUI.1.V.' .Inn. in, tl. H. tflno
vlefr, inemhcr of tho central oim
mlttcn of tho IIuphIu.ii xovlet, upon
wliiicn ordern M. Hchwartr. un
Arnorlcan NoclallHt of Han rr.tnclHco
.mil hln wlfo wero imprwonett at
Moscow, Ituniod lttHtrUctlon to the
oilier dclcKatfH to tho third Interna
tlotutlo that they nHould hold no In
torrottiMo with Hcliwurti:, and nhouhl
decline to llHten in him, Arthur
Crlaplen, ono of tho four Herman
delt'Batcu no Informed Schwartz
today.
llerr.Crbipleii unlit that thin ordet1
foiluwcii a iiiscuKHiou hetween tlmm
and Hi'hwnrtit, whomi oiltilotm tliey
had n.iked hecatiao lio Hpoha llm,
-.lau and had had an opportunity for
Invent Ipit Ion without Kovcrnmunt
I'onducturM,
Nrirro Driver Ih Hurt.
.lumen HohUIiih, noKro, driver f,or
the Uroekmau Tiro coinpnny, wm
pulnVully hurt Saturday In nn ait
tomohlln accident, and tnkeir to the
l-'rliwi'll lioHiltiU for treatment
3,200-MILE FLIGHT ,
BY SEA SUCCESS,
" r- - ' i
Officers I'Tlithused by Suc
cess of COastal Trip I
on Unknown Course
PANAMA, Jan 10. NiivhI oftl
er.i hero nie riitliunlnRtlo over the
jiii ifKernl completion of thu flhtht
irum Man Dli'jeo, Cal., to the .canal
ono by 12 of tho navy K-5-1, nea
lilatiPN, which nt rived hero K.iturdny
veninif. Tho two irmnlriliiK ma
blntri of tho NUiadrnu tiro expeclod
o arrive here today.
Thn fllitht. whli It covered 3.200
iiiIIcn and wan completed In neven
rien flyiiiK days, una marred by ono
'ntnlifv. Chli f ltndlo Ulrrtrlcl.m
I'nlii havlliK i ecu killed when utruck
h a propeller of omvuf tho m.'i-
IiIiick.
The fllKht, which rank well up
iinntiK the 'louuext on record, wan
over a rouriio never beforo IrnverKed
iiy iiln raft and thn iivlatom arrived
ere wj'li a roi'oul or only one
'on ci i.unliiiK. offltlalH wer en-
. ItUHlnatlt! in their pratue of tho
',berty titottiiH with which tho inn
I'lillH'! wriu rriulpped.
One Plain' In AilrlH.
HAN' l ltA.N" IrlCO, Jan. 10
t'nlted Ki.'ttPH naval "apl.l.ie N( -o,
nni of the 14 platten of Ih'i Halt
iicko to Paiiiilnn fllKht, In luljlft 25
ullm off H.tn .1 ikiii iJ' l Hur, nccurd
iiB to a wlriilcsi from the dcitroycr
'Ijiifonl, Intiicepted by tho (' H.
H, Ufv Mexico nnd relayed to the
tnvul r.i'llo Ntatlon ttt Verba Ititetia
H-re. The crew In hnfo nlioard tho
Munforil.
J EN N I NGS IS. G ROWI NG
Party riinti Cnvik Count, Town
Come Here to Ser ItA-kctlmll
Tin li w Defetif Sniiil StiriiiKM.
"Thn oil development In the
wpilerti part of Creek county lint
neon the ihoiiiin of nnltveulitc many
at thu tnwnx lu Hint territory," riald
II. It. Htowart, editor Of tho Jen
nliiKN Nowh, who with Kukpiip Kile,
itipnrlutemleut of tho JrnnhiRH hlRh
ichool, headed n party of JennlnRN
IiIkIi school uttnleniH who npetit Hat
unlay and part of ritiudny In Tulsa
and h'aiul firhiRP.
On Hnturday nlitht nt Hand SprlnRN
hn Klrln team from JeunltiKN 'hi'
defeated Kami HprliiKn 'hi,' 13 to 10.
Tlm boyn team from JmtitiiKH 'hi'
wiin not no fortunate, lonlntt.
The Joniilnr; Klrln team nan made
tii of It, HcHtcrleo nml Sulilntt,
forwarilil: O. Ilootio and t'onover,
."enturiij I. HeNterlen nml It. Ilootio,
'fiiiirda. That of Hand HprliiKN
'loclola and Ulckforil, forwurils;
lloulntid nml Hentlcy, center-., and
llrildley and (lllinore, gjinrdH.
500 AT STAMM "flECITAL
ritrtv llciniift Xuiitt'orM flcn lly
tlm 1'lrM ( lirlMlnii t.liurcl) Mtuilny.
An ntidlcnro of About S00 attended
hn public ori;mi recital by Krui'Ht
Pram; Htniuiu Hund-ty afternoon nt
h i'liHl t'ln iHtlnn church, If tho
npphiuaQ' wax ii criterion uf appro.
tit l lun, .the niiniborri litiml nnjoyed
wero Hchuhert'x "UnflnlNhed
Symphony jind tho melodious "in
rcndy" by Nevln. Tho hocoihI
Oh) by Mrn. 11. C. PUier waN ac
ii in pa ii I cil on thn orKnn IjJ' Mr.
tnmin", (in tho vnlln by Mrs. J, T,
Pointer nml on, tho cello hy Mm.
Mitchell. KoI.IowIiik thn rocltnt,
lirro rt'iittost huinbi.'rH worn handed
In, '
Italy Hnrklnr Down.
LONDON, Jan. lfi.-It has been
unanimously decided by .tho Italian
ablnct, says an ISxchangn TolcRraph
llsiatch from Home, that In tho
omliiK suriremo council In Paris It
will bo lliiposslhln for Itnly lo sup
tinrt any xnenstiro culciilntnl to force
lhrmany tn fulfill In their entirety
ho nhllKiitlotiH of tho Versnlllen
trenty or any mpnMtirn to force Tttr
'toy to nccept tho prt'sent tllsposl-
Inn m roKiirdH tho near euntern ult-
mtloti.
Prepare for the Gat Shortage
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SUPPLY- CO.
Fostoria
Osage 4779 .
A. Secret!
Tho aecret of tho wonderful flavor of
ltreakfa.il Do I.uxo coffee Is out It's toast
ed instead of roan'.Cd, Tho dellclousnesn U
scale. I In by the rapid toasting ot the gas
heated drums.
Huy a um from your grocer today.
Valuable Premium
$nv the coupons--they are In every pack
ase. 'Write tor valuable Premium Hook.
e
roi'.NTiiv ci.im vArKi.No co.
Mnakufr, OMa.
Breakfast Deluxe
millionaire Kid to
He (iiven Chance of
Fighting Gold Curs
KAIS'HAH CITY, Mo.. Jan.
LoitlN M. OitcrwoliM of New
Haven, Conn., known as tho
"rnllllonnlro kid," wirn today
Itruntcd hln freedom to fluht what
I'Viloral JuiIko Pollock rhar
ncterlted aN "tho curao of ROld."
Mtn rty waN contlnKont, how
ever, upon payment of ti flnu of
JfiiJO and conIn up to $ 1 ,& 00 On
tcrwelNH, convicted a year oko In
(otiliecllou with a plot nl thn
I.envcnworlh, Kan.,' dlH'iptimtry
hnrrackH to counterfoil Niibtreim
liry iiotim nnd other pnpijr, linn
been under bond of 110,000 to
mnko Hood, without tiny aid from
relative. Ho recently waa em
ployed III Fan Antonio.
ONterwolN Ha lil ho would leavn
tonldlit for New Haven to nrrnnno
payment of the fine.
MotlierV Itny Willi V. C. T. II.
DutlcH of a mother will bo tho nub
Ject of thn proitrnm nl tho ruKUlar
mei.llnf: of tho Central W. C. T. t'. at
2.30 o'clock Tiicmtny nfternoon In
tho Immii of Mm. William Htryknr,
1212 Honlli Main. Mm. 'H. H. Went
will prcaldo.
Hhn Pump (.'atchcM Fire.
Htntlc electricity can -oil a nmall
flrn at tho Thoniaa-I'i Ice (laNolinc
tlllhiK Htnllon, Heeoud Ntrect nnd
Chcyonno aveniio, Kumlay whon ono
of tlio . electric ptimpH been mo otil
of order anil miiiiimuy imrat into
flnmcN. Tho flro department waa
call-d nnd extliiKUiBlicd thn IiI.izd
with n chemical homi,
6
ill
f "one-eleven ETA
J, cigarettesj V
Fifty Years of Know-how
JUST an Inside word about One
Eleven. The American To
bacco Company ha served the
public with fine tobaccos for
many years. It commands the
experience and' skill to prepare
and know good cigarettes.
The American Tobacco Com
pany would not give the address
of its home office as the name of
a new cigarette if it did not believe'
that the blend would please you'.
which meant lhat If you don't like
raunvy uac& irom
and Trenton
(We 4779
PALATIAL TRAIN
BRINGS MEXICANS
1 1 i
Party to Attend Inaugu
ration of Neff Comes
in Elaborate Style
IItKI)0, Tcxim. Jan. id.--Trav
ellttK In a paliitl.il prrnldoiitl.il train
built for Porflrio Dlas, llcncinl .M.
Pores Trcvlno, reprewntltiR PreNi
dent ObroBon of Mexico, and neieral
officer of tho .presidential Mtnff,
wllh thn "Charro'' band ot 16 mem
ber, from Mexico City, arrived at
Iareda, today,
Tho vlaltom aro on rbuto to Ahn
tin to attend tho Inauguration of
flovernor-elcrt Pat Neff, next Tticii.
day, nn kuoMh ot the Htntn of Texas.
Tho hpnor party, which includes
M Mexican officer and civilian", Ih
accompanied hy dclecitcN from Chi
huahua and Con bulla. Tha vliltors
will acavn tonlslit for Knn Antonio,
wher; they will ho uncut of thn Knn
Antonio chiunhcr of connneice to
morrow, leaving Monday nlKht for
Austin.
DollBhted with tho hospitality ac
corded thorn In Toxim, tfiu Mexicans
exprenaed n note of friendship nm)
hopo that still more cordial relation
will soon bo cHtnlilUhi'd between-thu
Culled HtBtcn and Mexico,
fScrinaiii lliiay In Spain.
MADRID, jHn. l. Two import
ant German business Institutions
hnvo Just been established In Ppaln.
19
Finally
try thiem!
"til" Ctiawitea, you can in your
ir.c urm.rr.
7w jinxrCeaJU!
Bohneteld Service
I Affiliated in the Health Campaign
Bohnefeld Service is extending its
field of service, in protecting the
henlth of the community and nitling
in bringing about better sanitary
conditions, through its affiliation
with the health promotion assoc.ia-,
tion recently organized.
This association is composed of civic
anil commercial organizations rep
resenting practically every phase of
community and commercial en
deavor, and is 'chartered to devise
ways and means of inducing better
sanitary and health conditions ih
the city.
Bohnefeld Service is a health pro
toction measure in itself, in proper
cleansing o f w'earing apparel,
housohold draperies, ruga, hang
Bohnefeld Cleaning and
Parcel Post Shipments Receive Prompt
Main Office
314 S. Cincinnati Ave.
Ono of them In tho Clerman Hank of
Houth America, which has branches
In many cities In Uracil and Anion
Una nnd Mexico nnd has a capital
of H.iMty.floO pencta. Tho other IN
the Hianl-,h Klcctrlrt Construction
compaiy, with a capital of 20,000,
000 pesetas, It 'will undertake nil
kinds of electric conMructlon nnd
tho electrification of railroads, ,
Another Mis Tulsa Horn,
A baby iilrl was born to Mr, and
Mrs, K. n, lllaylock, C4? H. Xiui
thus uvenuo, January 13, and tho
numo ot Anna (lenc clvon her.
Maslova and Star Bill at
Orpheum-Screen Features
OKPIirXM.
Yesterdny's' audience, who wH-,u,,,;ui7l.lriB , ,
ll'MM'd thu opetllnK Of this WCCkSu,,, f1nl(mr nnwem. f
bill at thn Orpheum thcalsr ex
nrcswd very favornblo canuncnt'
onceuiinK HtitidiiyN pt riornmncew.
insia .Mimiovii nun ncr tuiiiiiuii)
of dancerN aro to ho spoken oh as
unusual artlNtn. Tho act Is com
plete. It Is the personification ot
vraro and beauty nnd Justifies
featuro poitlnn on tho proRram.
ISdlth Clifford, who headlines Hie
bill, In agisted by Hoy lnifrnham at
tho piano. Miss Clifford, to tho-
atcrttonrH nocdH to introduction,
Her pleanhiK personality prcdomt-j
nates nnd makei her soriu numbers,
a Boureo of enjoyment. Hho is pro-1
k-rnmcd an "pleuslnp to tho cyn nnd
ear" and that tells everything.
.... . v.. ..... i.
"Past, Present and Futu.ro' In a
n.lii Aim aIi.iI lite e l 1 1 li tin Ml' nf
ctcht. It touchen upon tho nctlvl
r-,,,....-.. ' '
ties of tho cavo man, llie modern
man and the ono who will make
history ono hundred yenra from
now. It la an unimual and novel
plcco and Interesting,
Flnlay and Hill, In "Vodvll ala
Mode" present a round of laugh's,
but to mention that nlnno leaves
much to bo said. Their act Is
clover, nnd their efforts wero ap
preciated jjrcatly as w.ih shown by
tho applause given them.
A danco hack of tho stufro ! of
fered tho public by Uutlor & Park
r. Tho Impersonations of Miss llut
ler kcap a ripple, ot lautchtcr golne
through the audience. Mr. Parker
playH a Ktaite manugcr In good
style.
A llttlo .Scotch is Included In tho
act of Acklund and May. Their
bag-plpInK, songs and dances aro
brought from tho land of purple
heather.
Delmhr and Kolb havo a novelty
ict with which they open tho show.
They aro gymnastM who sprlnklo
singing and dancing Into their
strength fcata. ,
M.VIESTHS.
"Th Llfo of tho Party," nt tho
Majestic theater this week, Is Just
parked with merry doings. "Patty"
Arhuckle. mnklng his debut as a
Btar In full-length comedy-drama.
is "vamped" by a pretty siron,. is
stranded by a drunken driver, when
returning homo from a party
dressed In children's rompers and
runs for mayor. Tho picture was
adapted from ono of Irvln Cobb's
humorous novolcts that ran In tho
Saturday Keening Pout.
"Palty" plays tho rolo of a young
lawyer who, for tho sako of a pret
ty pair of eyes, undertakes to bust
tho Milk Trust. Ills rival In lovo
Is a dishonest Judge who Is secret
ly In league with tho milk folks.
Tho Jutlgo seeks all iiinnner ot
means to "framo up" Itorcoe, hut Is
foiled In tho end. And, nf course,
tho rotund lawyer wins tho girl.
"Katty" has merited his promo
tion from two to flve-rcnlers. There
always was n certain human cle
ment In even tho Arbucklo slap
sticks that other products of tho
custard plo school lacked. Even
In his most grotcsiiuo characteriza
tions, Mr. Arhuckle has shown a
keen Insight Into human nature
"Not How Cheap, but How Good"
Six Fast Auto
Cover Entire City
War Finance Corporation
Passed Over Veto, Work
WASHINGTON, Jut, i T(1
flnnjice corporntlcn, r i t
act of congress whlcti pu .. 0,r
President Wllsr-n's vein, Is p iv fun, ,
tlonlnj,'. It wan annou. l
Hint It win prepared t ,
exports In tho samo mum c i(,.t .
conuldrrcd advances prior u 'ir
pension of Us nctlvltlis ia Vn
aml tlashcn of talent ,is ,i i
.I'-Ilt
Ij'c
1.,.
of , ,,..,y.. offr.f 'th,
wu)i;ht Btnr nptm t
,pr(mav lind develop in.i d. n
a .Mr. Ai'UUcKlu s lead
mllll un, Julia I'.iye. l'r.i ,
peiiu, and Wlnitrcd (Iwcu
lean i,ii.
I ii n
also n thn cast. Josenh hi iIhi-V
ltaj directed, and It In a I'm. f.uut
iplcluri;.
..TTtT... "
1 AliAC I.
Poslmr an a cook Su Ps it l1w.
backs, especially If you i n i . ,1c,
If the cop on tho bout Insi ,
making love to you, and i i
don't ile.ro say a word, bt vm
'ou vu told folks yon ire sw .,,t,
nl '"''"f " w"',1 ,"f 1 K,",h
.Dorothy (llsli becomeM nOi 1 n
mlll,,Ilr lk(. tn ,n t. n
. . . 2 . . -
"ii'ai," ner l.ilfsl I'urnnioiini one
edy-romanco, which Is now pKvmg
at tho Palaco theater.
Tho story Is about n young bride
mil her husband who Insists th.it
she becomo more than a k.' liiii
ilpudgo nnd that she go nut u tn)
make n "career" for herself. Hho
takes up flying, but an adventure A
...111. U.. I.n.,.l...,n,, Ih ... t 1..
Willi IIVI III! IIUIMIIIHJ lllilkl kl (HI i.,iiin
to domestic strife, and peppy Doro
thy flees out Into tho cold woi Id,
Thorv follows n sldo-spllttlng senei
of events leading to their recon
ciliation. niAiyro.
Aiid now It's Kugene O'ltrien In
oilskins and :i sou'wester. Ills lat
est offering from tho Helr.nlck stu
dios, which s entitled "lltcndway
and Home," oponod nt tho ltl.ilto
theater yesterday, and tho many i
ldmirers or tills popular screen star
who Witnessed the production were
both pleiised nnd agreeably sur
prised to find htm In u now type
of role.
In this John Lynch ttory Mr,
O'llrlen inakCM his appenranco a
Michael. Htrango, a young dweller
by tho sen, who Is heartily nick of
the nionotony of tho peaceful rem
linn existence of his nntlvo Maine
fishing village, Michael desires to
oo more of tho world, nnd ono di
Ills wish Is gratified through nn
old friend who Invites him to visit
his studio in New York. Then
arise twists nnd turns ot plot that
are extremely dramatic.
Michael falls In lovo wllh a girl
whopi ho later discovers litis been
the mistress of his best friend,
Ills Ideals shattered, he plungei
Into woi1. Iltlt ho ennnot forget
tho girl. He goeseto her and finds
aha has killed hor former "lover.
Tlm outcome of this ccnipllcntlon
Is developed In a most skillful man
ner, which provides very fine dra
matic entertainment. ,
Excellent work In oven' depart
ment marks this production. The
acting, from tho star down to the
most minor part. Is nbovo ndverse
criticism, and the Helznlck studios
havo given tho production most
lavish staging, "liroatlway nnd
Homo" also Introduces sotno new
Ideas In night photography that are
most realistic. Alan Croslatul's
direction deserves special mention,
us ho has Imparted to tho story a
keen tionro of dramatic values and
comedy Tllef.
ings and bed clothing.- But through
this affiliation of the Tulsa Associa
tion of Clpaner3 and Dyers and
the representative civic and Com
mercial organizations of the
city, the health promotion
will bo carried to a large r
scope with greater benefjts accru
ing from the activities in every
phase of community and commer
cial life affecting the sanitary and
health conditions of the city.
Get behind the Tulsa Health Cam
paign. Help make Tulsa "The
Healthiest City in tho United
States." For your personal health
protection use Bohnefeld Service in
the caro and cleansing of your
wearing apparel, draperies, rugs,
hangings and bed clothing.
Hat Works
Attention
Phone Osage 1210
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