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TULSA DAILY WORLD MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1921.
BARTON ANSWERS
BLUE LAW Kiwb
it E Pastor 'Criticises
4 Newspapers for Their
Opposition
MUST OBEYGOD'S LAW
Treacher Declares That tho
Sabbath Was Intended
to Ho Lord's Day
Heir to Armour Millions to Wed
Millionaire Chicago Banker's Son
lion lio Hint troulilotli
t It' not I, but thou nnd
Jiouiw that
troublcth
"Art
thy fathers
I""1- v,
Mirno worcis mtri .n,,,. -
Mb!-. ' r S' ,"Ut" f in 150"
Wcnte Mothodlst church tlr-
,..rr,i nn finnwcr Sunday nlKht. to
' criti, i.m 't H'o I,r,!,!' n,:Vr k
t" cr" "tlliln LrflWI'.' Which
... nuiip ei "y
'"..i. i tn I n 1st rv.
H A" ' a H l'ns rouoe.1 tn
. ' ,i .. ir iiup ttH tionple. arc hiiil,
,, , , iM'Kli'flfut. of thi- Willi-
I ,ni n.f (in''' Thev nrt'
Iom rtlfiirhlni; lrnnl It is not tho
Monhft. who aro fnclliK tho worhl.
ironhfitf rf fill," ho continued. "Thn
,,,lt niu' now tell the lnv of tho
Wil'utloii of noil, ntul If thosi l.nvs
,1V 'On the novi-ntli tiny thou phnlt
-,f th"n uniet the pulpit declare It.
' " lnuaium tho mlnlrtPM of thn
,,Mt tflkc thin rtand. they aro iut
to rltlt. utc they arwplctured by tho
Mrtoon! of the nro nw effeml
mtf Ions tacvA, and nour old men."
Ti-nttit OppofOd by Mirny.
-Iln opciiklnij of the origin of tho
crest nuiioniont toward Sunday rlon
Ine Uwh, Ueverom! nnrtoti iRtd(
years iikii the bishops of tho Meth
o,IK church met. and Itixteart of
i:ine'oiil" the frrcat general ten-
dfnclfK of the peoplo which were
oppojed b" the church, thoy named
few upedflc oneH, nml since theni
it fiery ceneral eonfcrent;e thero
hi been the dleputo as to whether
or not thn 'hurch ahnulil Blvo the
rerieral 'liln?s t be avoided and let
ih matter remain Hpeclflc.illy with
the conivlcnco of the Individuals.
Thli modlflratlon him never been
approved of, though each four years
It proposed. And rptrulnrly the
nclton of tho conference han been
limtlve for action on part of the
opponcntf, In thin caso tlin promt, to
date tjiat the ministers of tho Meth
odic church havo not only refused
to ilfM to public opinion, but have
rt(cl more strict laws and observance.
"Just ns ono.cnu tell which tree
Iti an apple orchard, hears tho bent
unji'w by the number of sticks
thrown In them by pawlnff boys., o
we ran tell what religious bodies
ire hflnR nctlvo 'by tho reproach and
lurch words citwi upon It from the
puMIc mouth' ho declared. "So
while uro grieved to despair by
he altitude takep by th9 public
I'rrfs, ve must consider It a compli
ment and continue, to eilanil by and
enforce the constitution of Ood, 'then
The Conunadments."
Two reasons for the Inadenuacv
of the church today wero given by
Ktverenu itartnn ns being tho small
number of ncoslo who itn tn lienr
!h words nt tho ministers, and tho
tendency of the mlnlstcrw themselves
toward tolllnir whnt their congro
MtlQns' want to hear, and what the
official hoards want to hear.. "I
have become fo down-hearted and
HIcou rased within the past 10 day"
IK Mothodlst mistor I'onelmleil.
"hat I have thnuirht nf run n rirt ttire
Iho bljhoii to remove me. I cannot
'tin to help you In this western
commercial city where It Is so hard
'0 live and not become one of the
wnfttl mob. nod hag tepoken to you
'nu, for fmni tho gloom of mv
ioui i have been unable t0 speak."
HARDING -TO BE BUSY
" Fniirri-fiitiN ArrnngVil Willi
Some-of Most talm; FHpin-ei
,vruPIOs Ohio, Jan, If,. Al
kSKh J'rM''ont-oleet Harding will
!Vi only a few more conferences
if ore he leaves Marlon for his
m , r1 yr"'ln trip, hln callers
ni inc uU. Bome of 'lle Icadlntr
iJ' liean tho week today with a
one consultation with Harry M.
rer,i.crly ot tfolumhua, Benernlly
mfmUca 0 I"IectIvo cabinet
mtmtier, and tomorrow will boo Will
l' the reiiubllcan national.
pL,nia,n Mn'' former Oovernor
mnk O. Lowden of Illinois, who
?, .ne of ,he thrce bl" candidates
III nil ITowl-lentiiil nomination at
w Chlcngo convention.
Hr, Il.,yH s ji,,, expected to ro-
Mapl'?lnl,nt'"t " to cabinet.
i ., .' '-owiicn-H namo has been
J n ',10.'1 In ,R.oaMl ,u,ru wltn '
.lB,., l,osltlon under tho com-
administration,
ii1i !,1,,".('ulllentcIcet Is .kimwn to bo
5ou that tho former enter the
iU I T?nl s5rvlco In somo capacity
freni.-S.i a.H bcr" mentioned mosi
'tjiicmlyns n, likely qholco for one
hlpil. ,noro '"'Pwtant ambassador-
OeJariif.Xfl(t ll'V, for Mr- nrdlnK
idi h lr' f0!' hl vacation In Klor
t u t. 1101 V01'" dlvubjed hero, but
hcTfew'daj1;? W1U 1UaV Wlth'n
PLAN BIG LABOR MEETING
tew,"",,lvp" of 00 I'nloiiH to
' !??J,'.' Wnshliistort February 2S.
J, J')1s,-NOTON. .Inn, Hi. Hepre
Xrl VV (,t ib0 109 national and
wrnauonai unions affiliated with
n America Kederutlon of Iibur
InVtni, ",n .ealleJ ,0 muv- l" Wash
hum ,e 1'"ur'""T 23 "for tho pur
lnT, ,cnnsldcilnit attacks now bo
s made on tho trade union move
k "';,,rllng to nnnoucemcnt
th t rnnk Morrison, secretary
ihIM ,c,,,,rn'lo". Tho call for the
Con w,"", scnt out ny Samuel
Sri?' f,,de"itlon iM-csldent.
rir JIwrliDB, wlio em
formm . ""'louncement In a
'orih,Lf at,,',1P'l. sahl that tho
ra "f. conference "Is one of
Wen "mm "J","r """ngH that hnve
'tlon e ,J,J1' tl10 American Fodtir
cnlder ,',ab"r l,ur,"e " hlstoryo
"1(1r unusual conditions.
Ijolltii Aniiour
Special to Th World.
CHICAOt), Jtin
16.-
tago. In 1917 the "most demo
The engngo- cratlc girl In tho AVIndy City,' ns sha
mont of Lolltiv Armour, only child of became known, wus appointed u ui.
.t. ricrHei. Ar.i,r f (-i,i,.-,,. in rector li the Armour Inst lute of
John .1. Mitchell, tr.. mom nf Uu. t.res- technology, which was foundeil- by
Ident nf thn HHtioIh Trust mid ts.iv- her grandfather and supported by
I,,..- .,.., . i tier father.
lltll.A ...... rt .1... ln.r.nuf fi..lt,, l At th. time she was the only
In tho r S Woman In tho country', except for
Mlsa Armour, who was born her mother, who Held a college trim
twenty-four years ago, was then ceshlp. 'although sho.hns not a col
i... .i.,. ,ini,..L, i,,.irnu I., .i,.. leca degree herself, t'.ie was cdu
world." She weighed slightly overrated largely by private tutor!? and
tnrce tioumls at iiirtli. Tlie "incu- " i'il"
hator" for th-i cam of prematurely
born children had Just been Invented
and It was largely due to tlls that
the baby lived, doctors mild.
It was tnen discovered tnal tlie
Aril li n In Wnr Heller.
Purlng tho wnr shn, was active In
Hed Cross work nml conducted A
food shop fur tho benefit of the
nooiile of devastated France, He-
bonen of both ot her hips were ills-1 foro tnn united males prjieroci mo
located, tho thigh bones fnllliiff to war and whllo tho national gilnnl
reach their sockets, so that tho! was patrollng the Mexican border
ehlid'M lean dnnirleil belnlesslv. Mis' Armour took a course of war
CimnThe tln'S old. nursing at St. Joseph's hospital She
Dr. John ltldlon wfls milled to per-. wan. one of n group of "li'V-f1"'
form an operation. For fiver mont In from this class who V'luntoeTe.l
tho fral little body wan kept lti n ' their -ervlces as nurses on the ltlo
til:,nlf r rnst. lint wlien thlM wns re-1 unuiur.
Iater shn spent two months In n
war ramp to train young women
for. wnr work and was captain or u
company there. Tho women nt this
ennin lived In tents, did the r ow
washing and other mental "tasks nnd
when, occasion arose, slept on tho
tmril floors or In tho onen.
niirlnc tho demobilization period
Miss Armour acted as chairman of
KinAnn Arrtmiir fnr iiirlne luu iiuuomih. oi-iw "
m vv tv w ......w... .... - . r,. , , - 41.,. Vn..t. l. a
M, M.ll.l. liv innnlniilnttnti Dr. women sm riwi vi ii e "h""'
moved It was found that only oiu
of tUe-hlps had healed properly,
, Iircnj! ICffeetetl Cure.
' In' 1902 tho parents heard nf tho
work of a Viennese physician, Dr.
Adolf lAirenz, who had perfected a
"bloodless, method" of riirlnf con
eenltnt bin dlsenscs IJr. Ixiroii.,
was brought twlco to America, and
; , . . i ... ... '. i,i e
was sniii in iiJivw uvvn .-.-n i,.
Admiral to dupilu- Into .Mimler of
. F. S. Officer by .lap .scn(r).
MANILA, I'. I. Jan hi -Ad-mlrnl
Albert (llenv.'s. i ommatidrr-lll-ililef
nf the Amerluui Hlailr
fleet, depmled Imbiy for MhaiiKhai
on the destroyer lllllotl. m rompim
led by ttlelilliers of a rouit of In
iiutry who Mill ItiVestlKiile the shoot
ing at VliulU nstok reietitly of l.li u
tnnent . II. I .amnion or the IT. H.
S, Albany, by u .lapauese sentry.
The orriieis will iciuh Shanghai
Tuesday nml thele bnnrit tile irtllser
New Orleans for Vladivostok.
MURDER MYSTERY PUZZLES
TOKIO RECEIVES
. LANGDON NOTE
Japan Says She's Ready to
Make Every Amend
That's Justified
TOKU), Jan. 10 Tho .liipmiese
govei iiment has in Ived from the
American gnvei itiui tit a eompro
tnlso cMuinunlcatiou telatlvo tu the
shooting by a Jniutivsc sentry' at
Vladivostok of l.liaitc mint V. II.
Uiugdun, Satisriu'irjin for tho Inci
dent Is asked
High .lapanese offlelats declare!
today that th" i:o riuiHTit wan
awaiting ouipleti. ieorts finm the
army authorities at Vladivostok unit
that Jnian would tnuke every re
paration tlie im blent JuhiINkI.
(ieiierul Slierinan stuff.
It was a nvrfeet I'letn-h nlutit. In
.ithcr ftords. the rain -was coming
Jiiwii utrndtl.v and the mud Wns nt
Its ntlrlv(iit. In sinmh" furiiiatlou.
twosi threes, fives nnd sixes a regi
ment of liuffalovN was moving In'o
an alleged rest cump. Tho nccwit
was on the entnp.
The moit forlmn ot all thn for
lorn rrew ntnggcted against a bar
tacks doorway, where he was ae-
ostcd by a white tioncom.
"Well, Sam whaddye think of thli
war now? I'ritt.v giud war?"
With facial expression tha said
he meant It, Sam replied,
"Hess, ills yyyrnh w.i" never was
a irooil wnr--nnd ills lasi day nriic-I l.ou ell In his annual report to the
tlcnlly done ruined It eomuletely.'"- 1 'jo.ird of oversects, made public to
ixinci traii Region Weekly. u nlit.
CLEAVES OFF FOR SHANGHAI FAMILY OF FIVE KILLED
LODGKS AND 5UUETIE3
TfM I.H1M1H NCI, 71 till i
iie'Miiir i ii w i 'iniireiiii
Sliiuolili". I'liiiiiil at South Cnrollim
I'liinlMlIoii Home; rwtnl Held
In lliiml of One Victim.
PAMI't.ll'O H. f. .Inn. Ill Dls-
roxery today of the bodies of two I
!..... ..e ti... iiini e..,iil.. I
A: -.Jet.
.yiuiiiuA
Ne
t. r.
n1 Th rtn, btitinet..
other members of the ltlxham family
i t mi t,.,l Mitit Mm iititlri. ftimlle of
five, living about four miles from 1 " ITA ia'1":'
I'ntiiplli'K. w is killed sojne time Sat- j
in ilny nfttruoou. ;
Mrs. I. S. Itlgham, flfl ye.ifs of age,
was shot through the head nnd hnr .
body, was fmiinl In the yard of tho
ItiKhani home, her ilaughter. Mrs,
Marjorb' Hla k, 35, was found lying
Itilnl i,i njir, M. M. rnurth
l ii lire. 1 1 y i M tl tueln
i 1 n .! Jmi I ' Work In
M M lui r mnnnrlntf
JOHN Ml.i"i.sllAi lll:il V. M.
j i miim i'i, ri..
I ' i i nit i li itKiilar
iii iIioh I u. ,iy Jmi.
W4ftsO eOoVIWiWitVl
tmnviTtine lit'tftivl V
IlKFIXISIll.NU ?2's
i'i,iior,STi:iUN3 U4oU
iii i pool of blood In her room with
bullet hole In her hi ad . Mrs. Mlnck's
I'olkv "'liable to I luil Any Flue to Indoptcd son, n yenrs of age, wan
Mivilvhlpplan's SIiijit. Irnntid near the bnik of Ihe house
MHItlDlAN, Miss., Jon. HI .-At I ,,H forehead having been pierced bj
tho ulul of three tnyn of tlieleas ln-n luillut nt close tango, Mrs. lllnek s
vestlgatlun, the nuihurllles uro ns other adopted son, fi years of age.
iiitidi lu lip- dark us ever ns In the ! eMdeutly ti led to escape from Ills as
Identity of the two men who Fildn milium fm be was found nenr a fcucc
uiorulng enteied ln honie of .MihhI ; id iln, tmek yitld with a bullet wound
l't lee, ptoinlneii nitorney ami let bis heiul' Iln died this morning
basked hlln to death with an n.xe. Ths body if Ihe other iiunnber of
Two men who wile talien fiom uithe faniily. I S. Itlgham, in years or
freight train at Yotk, Ata., utid.nge. son of Mrs. U 8. Illgham, was
brought to Meridian have been re
leased., Offlcets ileclnio that at no
time since the murder hnvo they
'been In possession of u single clue,
llartiiril '1'iiltliiii InrnMiu'd.
CAMII1UHCH'. Alnss. Jan. lit. v
An lucreasn In tulllun fees at llur-
VUtd unlveislty iieeissltatei by a
deficit of 1 (11 .000 for the year
HII9-1920. wbleh will be nioro than
doublet! during the current je.ir."
li foiernst by President A. Iiwienee
I oil ml today In the woods about one
hatr mile from the hnti'o, wounded
In his right temple. Ills hand wan
holding a revolver In which thero
were two bullets.
The family had long been promi
nent In this section ot the state, the
father liming hern n member of
both brunches of the South Carolina
general nssembly nnd at oun time
was a candidate for congress.
The governtnept of Venezuela has
established a school of radio telrg
inphy at Cnracns,
Dr
T.nren tore tho ligaments anil
muscles and forced tho thigh bone
Into tho socket. Then for many
more months tne leg ami nip were
encased In plaster.
S ' montbs or er me initial oper
ation Dr. Lorenz returned to remove
thn cast -and learn tho result. Un
qualified success had bo-m obtained
for as soon ns tlio piaster natt neon
removed the child was able to take n
few halting steps unassisted for the
first time In her life.
For several more years tin' girl
had n rather notlccnblo limp, but
gradually as the unaccustomed
nVusclcs regained their normal fre
dom of play even this disappeared.
Miss Armour nas lasen, n pnuu
Shn also us'lstod In tho work of tho
Service club.
Tho heiress Is devoted to nthletlcs
and Is a splendid rriuestrlcnne. Hhe
ban exhibited her horses nt nearly
every Chicago horso shuvv that hnsl
- nl.ll.1 .....IS)
nuen iieui riiicu nuti iun n ujiiiu ..m.
has woti a number ot ribbons.
Since she has como of ngo, her
father hn presented licr with more
than. $1,000,000 worth of real es
tate. Including Hi ranch near Knnta
narb.irn, Cut., vherc she has been
accustomed to ppond a .largo part of
tHe xvlnter. '
Mitchell, whose futher Is also
many times ii millionaire scrvTi!
during the war In the aviation corps.
He was ti.miy in;urcu ,jn a ran ran
nent part In charitable wok jnChl-
lis plane.
ken in., r.on.a Ui0 a 8"ow I'lovy has
"l eh",U',' ,',hat ls nulppe(f with
k"de r1 llk0 tc,,' t "t tho
or frozen snow.
SABBATH SCHOOL
ENROLLMENT UP
Increase of 170 Over Pre
ceding Week Is Noted'
Sunday
Interest In Sunday school In
Tulsa continues to grow, says It. W.
Hurkhart, president of" tho Tulsa
County Sunday School association,
Attetulanco Sunday In Tulm city
schools ips 7,775, nn 'increase of
10G over Sunday, Jnnuary 9, llrok
en Arrow nl30 ruvnnled nn Increase
In attendnuce,
First Ilaptlst S61
Imrnnnucl Daptlst -137
Xogalos Ave. Hapllst 271
West Tulsa Haptlst StS
Haptlst MhMon (Kundall) ... 93
Community Ilaptlst CO
First Christian . 773
Trinity Kplsfopnl F-Jl
Lutheran U0
First Methodist '. 8S2
Ornce. Methodist 3G0
Orcutf Methodist 24 4
Hethel Union "2
Boston AY". Methodist GSR
Cnntcnnrv 'Methodist 230
Hglcr Mfthodlst 117
Wc.it TulRa Com. Moth 130
First I'rcsbyterl.m .. 1!'7
Second I'resbyterlan . . , 440
College Illll I'resb'ytut Ian .... 260
ltullette Memorial 152
United I'resbyterlan 223
Salvation Army , , 3
Lombard Union "
Owen l'nrlc Union 20
Church of Christ (courthouse) iR
I'ark View Methodist , C2
Total reported Sunday 7775
Sunday, Jan. u "870
Increaso "'S
tint, rjarrlhfin Coming Home,
MANIU. I. I.i Jan. 10. gov
ernor Utm-ral Francis llurton Hur
ruion of tho Philippine announced
today that ho will leave tho Philip
pines for the I'lilted States- March
27. lie will make tho trip via tho
Suez canal anil London.
Railroader Indorsed,
for Post in Cabinet
SI'ItlNOFinLH. Mass., Jan. 1.
At a meeting of Vermont. New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Conner,
tk-ut, lthodo Iilanil, New York nnd
Pennsylvania oflic!a'.. of tho Order
or Hallrond Station ngents In this
city today, Harry I Fldlnr of In
dianapolM, I ml., prumlnt.it In rnll
wnv eti-eles nnd I'hnlrman or tho
labor bureau or the republican .na
tional committee, was Indorsed for
tlie poet of secretary of labor lu
lesponse to a request on thn part
ef President-elect Harding for n ,
recommendation by railroad men,
LECTURES
ON
THITHING
Otlik Sacked Fi-es I'terjnnc to lle j
a Partner of the l,oril, I
Ocforo a union meeting of the I
young people s orftanlatlon of the I
ehtirehPH of the city, QthluflqaelU'tt. i
tithe evangelist, dollverqf!' nn ad-1
dress on tithing a: the Bjiworth .
i,engue C:30 o'clock services In the
Ilosuiti avenue , .Vlethodlst 'church
Sunday night. "If you , would bo
rate In them days of, ilangei" nnd
dnrknesw, bocomn a member of find''
firm, bi In partnership with Ood." )
Knckett slid In d'lfcluslriii, "Yrtu arc
young and starting on the woyi obey'
the commandments, give Ood l!lt
dues, and your trouble will be ovor
ere they begin." '
CONCERT FILLS THE HALL
.Municipal's Ilniiil Program Versa
tile ami Well IteceUcil.
That Tulsa appreciates tho best In
music was evidenced when Conven
tion hall was practically filled to ca
pacity at the free concert of the
Tulsa lnunlc'pal' band Sunday after,
noon, although tho program was ml
vertlm'd as a "Classic concert." The
crowd filled cv(ry seat In the gal
lery and the biggest poitton of tH
seals downstairs. ,
Madame Juno Held, noted violin.
1st, drew great applauo by her ren.
dltlon of the "Poem" by Flblrh, nnd
"Hohemlan Dances" by Itandegger.
She was abl accompanied on tho
piano tiy Mrs, Waller Cain.
The program rendered by the band
rnntalned selccr'ons by lleethoven,
Dvorak, l.'.uzt, Gounod, Strauss and
Wocner.
Not a Quit Business Sale
We Are Here to Stay
But Good-Bye Prices
(
14 itnd 18 Karat Solid Gold 32d Degree Masonic -Rings, .$35.00 values re
duced to $1G.00. $15.00 Masonic Rings reduced to $11.50. $ld.00 Ma
sonic Ringtf reduced to $7.00. Also a large variety of Odd Fellow, W. O.
W., M. W. A., K. of P., Elks and Eagles Rings, $20 values reduced' to
$15.00. $12.50. Ring reduced to $8.75. $10.00 Rings reduced to $7.50.
All in first-class gold mountings. '
Simmons Watch Chains
Hundreds to select from. $10.00 Chains reduced to $7.00, $8.00 Chains
reduced to $5.25, $5.00 Chains reduced to $3.00, $20.00 Solid Gold
Chains reduced to $15.00, $14.00 solid Gold Chains reduced to $9.50. We
are overstocked on everything in the house. Reduced proportionately.
Our Special $10.00 Double Vision
Spectacles Reduced to $7.50. Com
plete in any size, shape or style
frame. Guaranteed ground lenses.
Our $5.00 special Spectacles reduced during this sale to $3.75, either read-.
ing or distant, guaranteed Toric Lenses, complete in any size, shape or
style frames. We have been making a specialty of these Glasses for
three yedrs at $5.00, but they go this week only at $3.75. A 75c case free.
Our $3.00. Special Spectacles Re
duced this Week Only to $2.40.
Guaranteed ground lenses.
Complete in Solid nickel Silver Frames, extra large lenses. Smaller
lenses complete in Nickel Silver frames, our $2.00 special, reduced
to $1.50 during this sale. This is no humbug sale. Everything in Jewelry
and Optical Goods goes this week. We are overstocked.
V 4
Ladies' Wrist W atches
14 Karat Solid Gold 15 Ruby Jewels, in either yellow, white or green gold,
our. special $50.00 value reduced to $30.00, and $35.00 20-year guaran
teed cases, 15 Ruby Jewels,, our special $20.00 value reduced to $14.52.
14 and 18 Karat Solid
Gold Wedding Rings
$15.00 value reduced to $11.50, $10.00 value reduced to $7.00, $8.00
value reduced to $(5.00, $7.00 value reduced to $5.25. Large variety in
either yellow, white or green gold, plain or engraved. Remember, these
prices are for one week only. '
JOHN
THE RING MAN
Call at 111 South Boston Avenue. 1 lz Blocks South of Frisco Station.
Thank You.
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yiitK "I tllra Wi.iifir of trt
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UArlM tutlnn ami aocUt Hlar a rtua
Vr V i""H tl'l "hit 4ih IVHnnillF. i
Cr- Maoil.' lull. Jill t). m
MUM CAM 1. 1. 1.. Woiitir Matrun. !
IIIIH. KM MA IMHT, H.cialatr.
flfUIA ClIAl ll.ll NO, ii, It A. M nail ,
iirjo-ij Jar llili. ITuiiiptly at 7 p. '
11 n mn III I'iiil ntiil Mnal 1
1 f ioni iKctara. utrrrali
m ml . 4
HAMtn t. 11 nrn. it. p,
M. A IINVDNU r-rr.lap.
TRINITT CUMMA,lli;itl il). It taatt
.""j . w'l'l rnurth Hon.l-.
iV-jhtfl " inmilh, N,iit luaatlns
rWf'iVliH ,0,n' J'' WniU In
nvS&vXil or'l,'r "f tbi Tml,
rl'trXv ''t a n u h, d. vtHii.v, t:, a
tlV KIIAUK MbAM.N. ll.cur.Ur.
I AKDAII TUSttrLK A. A. O. N. U. B. Na.t
ut'-riiiiK iTiun, I'purimry 11. j
IIAItltT It, MoPANM, !
1'oti.iilala. I
II. M WKi. 1. 1v1.lt. lltcurdar,
AURORA UJIXI NO, M. L U d .
Netl llii'atlus January
mill, Vt'urk u aeouint
lll'k'llO.
1.ldaa ODtna HID t. III. All Oil it Faltuara
Invited.
It. II rnr.i.int, N. O.
tt. la POUNlirrroNK, Mwirlrr.
TUI-SA KNCAHI'MIJMT Nl). tl, I. O. O IV
raaaUi aauoinl ami tuurttt rrlflay, fu
p. 111., K, I', hall, t Kail Hocvoil.
M. U I'oun.liluna, 0. 1'. It, A. Full.r, Her I bo.
tuuia itnmtKAit no. it, 1. a o, w.
mu atcand ami fuurlh rrlitay, nil
aw K. 1'. hall, 11 KaM Hacond.
MUM. Illll). I'l.AltV, N. U,
oi:nTnui)ii iiawki.v, Heo'r.
,TUtA CANTON NO. II, t. O, O. T- raaaU
' flrat anrl third Krldar. ill 1 fc!
Muatrlana' ha'l, 1 11 V. Mgulh llouldir. -T
J, II. H'llllaina. Caiiiain. It. II, Vullar, Clk.
TtJI.HA CAMP Nil.. tilt. M. w. of A., aad
JJ jw rorAlloNTAM OAMI- No. Hlf
)a nluhl at K. ot A fcatL
AVI K" riacond atra.1 Vu.
t.ui iv wrirwiit.
2t
uraaia.
l'l.USIIl f.nlrin i' ii1
'"'i yrr Ttiiirntay nlibt at
K, 1'. hull, I31j. ICnt Haoond
'r'".1' F"1 m'tliiB .Jan. !!.
y,".r.'f '". '""k ct Knlht".
VIIUn h AlatlilM woleouia.
Dlt. M, P KIMIIAI.U f). C.
Tin. mi-cat. k. n; a .
HOLSTEIN COW
SALE
nAVii nvss twns
0)mwIiu rnlrirroiinri
January 18, 1921
Tlioxo tinwn rro ncrnnil from
lop In Tttlxii County Coittratlnjt
nocjl(lll.
M. Ii. STin.VtltTCmaa. Owner
MEN'S SHOES
Ilnlfoolnl fori $1,110
Foot-Form Slioo Shop
1 1 Wral llr.at St.
lira. I
HlliVI'.lt
3
ilr , II. B. MoClln. Conn
m A ""!. O.llll, Clar
' lilWr,"l'"' Htcnrdtr.
Caramunlal i unvanllou lull Kabruary i.
l'atrol inactlnK Hal.,
Jan. 16th, Minnie
hall,
n. oi. onr.nMi
Mucrelary,
BUSINESS CARDS
DR. MARY S. McPIKE
DR. GRACE F. MARTIN
Osteopathic Physicians
itdl lllilHH IIMX1.
I'linnn ). injt). (liricu O. 511
CHARLES GILBERT
A Titllur tu Women
NprliiK iitnl Kniiiiiicr I'attfrtni
unit IIi'kIkiih ntn .Now In Stock
I'lio.vr. os,(ii: :iiiih
Snltit '1VX Coli! IIiiIIiIIiik
I'oini'r I'lflli unit IliiNton
RatcH and Information
tUn ir wnnl par lima.
Havrn Innrtli'in for tha prlea nf atl.
Mlnlinuin tpara II word.
lu rr word prr day whan enpy run
nna month without chani.
Minimum amount ona tlma tin.
A l.i, citAltnn WANT ADH ar no
am! payalila Ilia unit day lira! Innr
lion at ad ppaara. (All out-of-town
Mant ada and all wanlad to rant, all
uattona wantad, waarlnir apparal and
houarhold nooda ada arc poallWaly oaaa
tn advanra.l
Tlti.F.I'IIONR WANT ADR ara
fharf ml at tha aama rata aa oiah ada
nd coltcctlnna will ba mada at yoar
home er offka aa anon flr flrtl In
union an poaalbta. Thla la an arcnm
modatlon aarvlca and payinanti ahould
be made promptly when 1,111 la pre
aimed, Alwaya aak yuur telephone ad
tn ba repeated hack to you by the
telephone ad laker to make aura that
It haa haaii rorreetly taken. Tha World
cannot alanine reapnnaltilllty fur arrot
nf any kind ocouriiuf In telephone ad
vertltamenta. Under nn clreumetancea are we re
epoualliln for errore In any. advertlee
infill unleaa repurled tnimedletelr after
flrat Ineertlnn. No reduetlon In oott
of an ad will be made' ualeea error de-
airoyt vaiue ot aa. .
Ph
liono G000
ASK ron WANT AD DHPARTtl CNT.
LECAL
(l'alill.li.d In the Tulea IJaily World Jan.
,Xr,r.., J.''' 10 o ' The
Wi Id I'ubllahln Co.. I'ubllehere.)
NitTicn of iii:aiiin(I on ambkm.
itllNTH roil I'AVINO IN HTRKBT IM
I'HIIV KMRNT DIHTKItiT No. lit, CITY
OF flUUJA, OKLAHOMA.
In I'oinpllance with the Ileanlutlon nf
the Hoard of Onnnnlaaloneia duly adopted
i.n llo lltli day nf January, 1911, notlee
la heroby !( that the Hoard nf Com
mladiiiivra of the City nf Tula. Okie
lniino, haa eiamlned the eatlmate and
atateiuent of Ihe City l"nlnor aa ti tha
amount "f the ruat if the concrete iae
mailt wlilnli ahould be aaaeiuod avalnat
the abutting property, the property bene
fitted and other properly lllble to ae
araainent and the inera therenr. In
HTIII1BT MI'1U)V1MI5NT DI8TIIICT
NUMIlliilt JS, which Includee the follow
Inn itracrlbnl port lone of etreela, to. will
TWISNTV.fiECOND flTRBBT frmn ,
the Reat line of Klllde lirlva tn the
Weat line of the Midland Valley Hall,
road HUM. of. Way, MAIN HTRKKT
from Ihe Houth line nf Twenty.pirat
Htreei to the North line of Woodward
lloularar.l aarept the Interaeclluii of
Twanty.Mrnnnd rltteet,
And aald Hoard of Commlaalonera hae
by reaolutlon duly approved the afore,
aald atatemrnt and eallmata of the City
Knglneer and hae determined In aeaeaa
Ihe ooat.nf the Improvement! In aald Ola.
trlct enalnat the ahuttlna rronarlv. tha
property benefitted and other property
liable tn aaaeaarnenl, and Ihe ownire
thereof, aa fullnwe, tn.wlti
IlIVKIiniMli DIUVI AOUITION.
fl'avlnc for Twenty. Hecond Mtreel.t
lllk. I Ait Name ft. Ami.
i r. j, Hurley joi.ii i,j:j.oi
WINDOW H II A II K H
OrUic'a "QU4tlty" made In Tulaa. We
make our own ehada. Can uae your old
rolleie and repair your ihadea. Call or
Phono ua mr "u few (ood polnta In Win
dow Khadue,"
HII.HA WINDOW NHAIIK CO, 1
(00 M. Iluiililrr. Oeaf a 10DC
THE CIIILIJUEN'B DAY,
NUItSEKY
117 KOtlTIl fllKVKNNB
Children Cared for Uurlne; Working
or Blioplnu Uuura.
Samuel. A. Boorstin
Attorney and Counsellor
at Lnw
Now Loriiftil H'J.-il.U7 Mryo IJlda.
Imw at OU mill Cln
Ijiiv of Coriioriitlotw
HIXKAV. . rtOOIlK
TULSA
10 ll'r. Till,, I Blt.el
e4cirlarv.
3
4 h. n.t
t
r i Aa
0 , IDS
7 " 100
" It.tl
a " i.J
u 160
10 " 100
11 " 100
12 " 100
II " . 100
11 " 100
H ' . " 100
a . ' " loo
3 1 " 100
4 , J00
6 " ' 100
0 " 131.1
1 John Markham. Jr. 11.11
3 100
I'. J. Hurley tot
4 ' " loo
l " ililT
3 " It
a " tu.ei
ti.oo i.ni.n
Ti.e
111.11
1,111.11
t.lll.lt
i.m.t:
1,011.14
71". :
1,017.17
1,007.17
1.0H.I.
1 H.4J
1 llf.14
1,171.11
l.ltl.el
1,171.10
l,0ll.:il
1,011.17
1,111.11
1.0H.7
1,111.07
1,141.07
1, 111.09
1,011.07
1,000.13
1,411,41
HIVBllSinn DHIVM AUDITION.
fl'avlne rnr Main HireaL.l
' . . . ' ...
Hurley OO.tf '71I.J(,
lllk. Iil
2 s W tO.JI I'. J,
1V.I0.U
4 II. f.7.1
ti rio,
13
tl
100
100
SO.tJ
10(1
100
J00
07.1
to.t
100
100
100
100
100
L)K. JUiilN LEE
Vfiurcnl, Uliliit'y, lllaililur.
Jtlooil, ,Sl.lii
ml Dim uecn of Women
113'i S. Main O. '1652
1 14
4 J "'
All of lot 3. lllotk I e
lept that poithm I y I n ar
weal in a line which m
trrercti the Couth line
nf ld t.ot 1 t die
tatuo nt Ct.3) IH !-'
from Hie rtnulhweet cor
ner t eeld l.ot I 'Hid
Ihe Will line nf aeld Uil
nt a rtleleoro nf ton I
(nl Nurlh from the ealt
MoutliKvat corner of aald
J' 1'. J. Hurley 90.1
All nf that, part f !'t
I, Uluck t, lylnir Mint nf
n lino with h lntrcle
the North line of atld
I r.t 4 at a dlatance of
l),t feot Wee I f the
Nutttioait corner of
Jjit 4 and the lUelllne
nf aald I.ot 4 lit 'tl
unce of 31.1 ft Mouth
frmii the aald Nnrtheuat
corner nf aald l I.
1'. J. llurlay S.I
I! i,I,7 I'. J. Hurley ll.T
luu
1,11.13.
1,10I.1
(41.43
7tl.ll
III.1&
471.14
211.11
H4.1t
3K.11
471.411
til, 13
l!Mn
ttl.io
411.41
ipi'it VV'itcli unit -IiHflry lt-
liitlrltiK. Olflclul lUill-
toiiil VValfh IiiMiii-rior
4T
Hnr Kunta IV, I-'ilnlti
nml M. H. A. T,
I.ICVIN'.S 1 ! 1 Koiitli .Main Si
14.11
321.6
710.02
1,011.17
111.13
1,171.03
l.flO.H
144.44
DR. IRA ALLISON
III.OOI). SKIN' AND
Ultl.N.AUV l)ISUMll
IO.'i-A Wfit '. uiirlli Ht.
100
' 100
100
V 48 El " SO.tt
aii .r aliniilnif miiDerty. prop
erly Wneflted by aald linprovomenU and
other pmprty liable tu mimmtnt. are
hereby notl'tled lhal all matttsra ufficlliiit
aurh linproyuiiiente or benefit" fi the
properly thereby, and any clolm or ob-i-aioii
to Ihe Hiemnit ue above ae
f.ifih ahall l fllf'l lu wrltlns In the
.iff H ii nf Mre Trank Healiian, fit
Auditor f tho LMty of Tulea, OkUhoinu
nn or hefnro the fS'h i1h- of Jnnuarr,
1n?l at 0:00 o'clock A, M., nnd the eame
ahall be heeid by the Jiuird of I'oininli-
lon-re on H fllli day nf Ktbruary.
,V.'I. at O HO o'clock A, M.. end any
ulma or obi"' Hone not ao filed In writing
.'f.r.. i-o lil time klia'l bu deemed waived.
U.VTI.D lhi ll'l day of January, l!U
Mll.'l. fUANK HUAMA.V.
City Aulltor.
A n.veU January tt. Hit)
City Attorma. ' n