The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 09, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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ITLSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1921
SOCIALISTS PLAN
Xational Executive Com
mittee Meets in
flew lorK
PARTY FAVORS SOVIET
(i.y... nation Pledges Support
l,i Labor Unions; Discuss
the Political Strike
In '
f.k
'v " iltK, March 8. Subjects
,1 i the, furt).eranco of tlio
,.' i!y were dlsruaaed by It
. xe -ntSve committee, moc
l.i j'i .nil were embodied
t to bo published iih tho
, .tpney of the next national
In Detroit beginning
A 'nint Isauod by tho com-
r.tcc i lared thp Important mat
(cm iim preliminary order of
bmm-- Aero "four alternative mo
t.f n- MB 'be relations of tlio
t. la - ii ty to the Intcrnntlonale;
tw. i .i i a'ive definitions of po
i.li, ,il a t J i-i and a million to re
(.a'.' "' prohibition ngaliigt vollfiK
I inr'a j iippropriauons in tne
pirn s i i't nmuuoii.
Tn" .jtnltiee alno pledfted the
f.nriv ,ii 1 It memberB "to hearty
upp 1 the organized working
cU 'k strUBBle uealnnt the
nation ivMe attempt to destroy the
!atci: inon.''
M)tii-i defining a number of
Li... I.. HIAI.l t t.
R pjnjrcm in wiu iibni tuu vuiii-
El nuMr.' Internationale were predent
in td, Pie Mntrment nald, "In every
1ft luc the 'rxt followlnt? the Moscow
Jfm ,hjpj almost literally. Such nub
X Vct.i i the soviet form of organl
17 ''ian tlie soviet method of aehlev
f In; powc tho dictatorship of the
tlllt ... ..vow.., mi ...wv ,
jrllamentaiy action and the po-,tii-a)
strike were presented by ad
litrenls if the Moscow organizations
,d a.irr,,n,ivr presented by other
lrt'. organizations.
In .rt willy every ease, the Issue
drawn between a dependence upon
lie mihioi of the majority for ulti
mate su lulist victory, and a distrust
i.f dcmf'cratR' forum and methods.
The issues will be elected and de
termined for the (socialist party by
'ic dclfgn'es to be elected, pre
sjmablv upon the basis of ' their
tland upon the agenda rubjects."
STICKS TO OLD GOVERNMENT
Dirty Linen, Broken
Cups and Insanitarg
Eating Houses Scored
I'rlvalo citizens can effectively
assist cleanup work of the ttta'o
public health Inspeetor by leftist
In to eat from cracked dtKlie ut
eatlnc glares or to nit down at
tables loverod with sollel table
cloths anil by ceamn patronage
of establishments known to tic un
Hanltary, .Mrs. T. It stingcm
Mate public health Inspector, told
members of tlio Tulsa Town club
Meeting In tho Kennedy restau
rant Monday evening. I-'-illow-lriu
her description of her unk,
tho olllli voted ondorseiu. fit nf
house bill No. containing san
itary regulations not Included In
tho present state health laws. 1.
wan decided that tho club enter
tain Blrls of the Frances Wlllard
homo at tho performance (,f the
Marionette Saturday afternoon.
Klve new members were received
Into tho organization
General Gocthals Comes
to Look Over Water Site
George W. (loethala will arrive In
Tubrn next Monday, according to a
telegram received by Muyor T. I).
nvmiH General Ooclhul will leae
Now l'ork Saturday, the mesHage
stated, Several reipiestH hao al
ready been made that (inetlinls d
llver addreH'M before local clvlo or
ganizations while here. Ho will be
Informed of these requests upon
his arrival.
City Dads to Visit the
Grand and Spavmaiv
Mayor T. V Evans, Water Com
missioner I. S. Younkman and
members of tho nonpartisan water
commission expect to leave Wed
nesday morning for Hpavlnaw and
(Irand rlvors for a personal Inspec
tion of these two streams as poten
tial sources of water supply for
Tulsa. The party will probably ro
maln over Wodnosdiry nluht, return
ing to Tulsa Thursday afternoon.
RECLAIM SWAMP LAND
I lira I tin k Project nf Slmi.niin l,ct li)
Oninty ('iiiiMilliicm to ,Ne.
' bnisku Contractor.
' Contract for the drattiHRc nr m-
eral liumlred acres of Kind hlii In
tho district linowu as I'm k lev, he
tween TusA ami Hand Hprlnps, in
the I'arkvltnv dralmiKe district, n
let Monday by the board nf Tulsn
county commlssloiirtH In ihn firm of
.Morgan A. Day, rontnuluiM of Lin
coln. Neb., on u bid of itononn
This land Is subject to oveiflow
from many small dralmiKe crteks
uild tnilch valuable property Is Nut
to the county beennso of thin condi
tion. The commissioners hac de
cided to reclaim this land ami the
contract lot Monday Is tlio begin
ning of :i larga reclamation pro
gruav; Specially prepared phjier towels
Irivo been Invented for removing
cold crenm from faees.of Its nssrs.
Mortuary
l'ort Smith, Volllng Largest Volt; In
lll-lnrc, IteJiM'ts City Maiiiigcr.
I Alio, at-1 Troi Utile Wire,
TOUT SMITH, Ark.. March S.
I'olHnK the largest vote in Its his
tory Kort Smith today rejected tho
liy manager form of government
Vv h vote of 1,808 to 1,561.
Dffrat of tho proposed change,
V bill for which was drafted here
and passed recently by the legls
Uture will leavo the, city under
eommli'flon government for nt leant
mo years, the city manager act
umlllr.B Its submission to tho bien
nial period
Teachers Extend an
Invitation Jo Dads
to Patrons' Meeting
Cathers nro to bo especially
honored gliosis tonight when the
Central I'atron-Teacliers' associa
tion holds Its one-ulghl meeting of
tho year In tho chool auditorium.
A program has been arranged for
tho meeting, which Is to be of a
get-acqualnted nature, and the
xoclal part of wli Icli will bo held
In the school corridors.
A clever 30-inlnuto skit, "A
Proposal Under Difficulty," lt
which Miss Paulino Ithces, MUs
Mabel Kunston. Jack Clover and
Krank Jankowsky will play, will
bo tho main fealuto of the eve
ning's entertainment. Tho school
orchestra and band will play, a
mixed quartet will sing and a
reading by one of the htudents
representing Central In) the Hlg
Ten conference contest;! will bo
given. It Is tho earnest wish of
tho association. Mrs. II. D. Mur
doch, llr. president, tsatd last night,
' that fathers mako n special effort
to attend the meeting.
I'utielal wtu.ii for fl T Mc
iMlllel, M Mits old fornu r rest
irit of Tulsa who died la-t IYi
day In I'hoenls. Ailr... will Ur held
nt 2 o'clock this afternoon f i urn the
Mowbray chapel Interment will be
i In It osc Hill.. Hrsldes a wire, lie Is
,survled by h itaitKllter, three broth
ers anil one sister, Tho Mctiiinlel
family inoxcil to Arizona about
I three euis ami beemiso of Mr Me
Daniel's poor health.
i Puneral ervlces for Msigaret,
year-old daughter of Mr. Iind Mrs.
1 Unbelt Wilson of T.UI'lPy. wllo dlfd
IHunilny innrnlng at the family home,
'were held yentridny morning at th
Turley chtuii. Interment took
I pine In the Sapulpa Cumeteiy.
Kunetnl servlees for Mr. Pen v
I A. Martin, Tt years old, who died
'Tuewljy ufturnoon at tho homo of
her daughter, Mrs. Hubert l)lnn,
Hil toutli i w..i, win l . in i. it
S o'cIih k tins flllcroonn (imn 'lis
itsldente. Mi Maitlns ib ith wui
dun to piieiimniil i Mis .M.hiIii Iims
been lililkliig bii hniiie Willi hi r
dnilghter fur I lie pusl ur, iiiomiin
to Tulsa from i;iiieH. Ill 'I'lui
body wilt be taken to l anion, H 1
tuulght. - - -
Word iiict iecelM-t nwe yester
day of the death last Hundav iilahl
nf 18. Wheeler of Oklahoma Cltv,
father of Mrs. linim K. Ileneill. I.
Aecolupsiili'd l Mr. and Mm.
Iteneillci ths hody whs Monday
night tnknn to Hlgouriiey. Iowa, thu
old family home, for Interment. Mr.
Whoelci, win has bseti a rosldenl
of Oklahoma for many ear. hat
far the last wiveAil nmntlm boon In
fallliig health
Nowata Preacher Talks,
llev John Iviy of N'owati gac
the eemng piaver and mlilicss n
the evenliiK l,cnicu Hiri c it t Tiin
Ity Kplsi opal chin, h Tumil.iv iw
lllng Mnmc was furnlslnd by the
ndnlt i Ik. n
Memorial Drive Not
a Dump Ground, Park
Officials Announce
IminploK or trash along Mc
moii.il diixr nuist slop
Hui h was the II It 1 1 li 1 1 U m Issue. I
Tueeduy Pv John Mclsenbai hei
purK superintendent, after an m
vntlHtlii of complaints of pfi
crty owneis that trash Iniulers n e
finding the ilrl h ci mrnii ni
niacp on whlrh to ilrpoi.it i. tr.
trees and other rubnisli prove. I
that the drive will soon ... mlili. I
of Its beauty III the it net lee is on
j tinned
I People who herenfle' dnin.'
trash along the drive wilj b" mio
, Jeet to ptosecullon, M ri l uiiu r
! nays.
An liisliument for lolleiimg heal
waves and recording tli'dr preseiti
eleetrli illlv has been 111 lib' Sllffl' I '
entlysensltlvo as to if affected b
the aliptoaih i f a person HOI) feet
a w a i
I
Safe TtUlk for INFANTS & INVALIDS
run. rvi
Horlick's
The Original
Imitation!
tad SubitltuUi.
For Infintt.tnvallda and OrawtngChllilrtn I Rich Milk, Maltrd Oraln Extract la Powder
TheOrlginolFood.Drinlc.For AUAqcs No Cookioj Nourubing DigcatibU
'..55jl
ml
ill
THOMAS A. EDISON SAYS:
Give Every Honest Man an'd Woman a Chance to
Have Good Music in the Home"
The ijdison, the phonograph with a soul, In tho world's great-
il instrument. It gives you In your own homo, exactly us
Perform d on the stiicre. tlio work of tho world's creates!, slnc-
JTs ant) t'istrumcntallsts. Thl wonderhil instmment has no Umlta-
wuns it give,, y()U Cvery slngor'a voice with literal fidelity. U Is
a r u ai instruments In ono.
Does Money Stand in theWay?
Thin
terms artj (..
Pom
i
ai
IS
IS
A IMlstm has ndvlsed us that wo should not permit our
' oayment to deny music to uny honest man or woman. We
' -nine! to carry out Mr. Udlson's wishes, if you are tein
11 d up and nro thus deterrod from huvlng music In jour
me prcpareil to remove that obstacle. Let It bo at. ob
oniier Onrao to us and tell us the terms oiv whlcii moi
nltntly puy. Kxtcnd your payments twelve, fifteen or
aiuiulu f ncccti'jary. 3oM'iitcvn niodls to select from
5
AND UP
F-diton Made It Put Your Faith in Edison
No Needles to Change
Plays All Size Records
Elder'
li i it
519 South Main Street
Osage 595
Early Planting Brings
Best Results
The. S prliiy plnnliuti season is short, since trees and
shriibberu require sufficient linw to become, well
rooted before the heat of summer arrives. Too, by
planting carl), tour grounds nfll be more beautiful
during the coming summer.
Splendid specimens of Evergreen Trees, Shrubbcrg
and Tub Plants await your selection, as well ax the
most desirable rtrietics of the bush and climbing
roses.
.Trustworthy
Eirees & i lanu
American MsonwioM'
jar nvKtijnwn
This Kinblein Is Your Imiirunco of Quality
Pnyliiiis anil lCipert IjindM-npo Work
Williams & Harvey
Nurseries
LA1MSCA Pi: OA RDKNERS
tilt South Main Street Osage 6344
PMNTING
I that hits
the mark
I XT
mm
Stand in the busy lobby oi' the Exchange
National Bank or the Exchange Trust Com
pany any busy business day. Watch the folks who
consult our officers and who tell them their many
problems.
Farmers, merchants, manufacturers, oil operators,
brokers, lawyers, preachers, and workmen of every
degree of business success. Not a few literally
thousands of them each bringing his bit of infor
mation. All this tfocs to the board of director ami in recounted
and refined into a finished policy.
Don't you see what an advantage there in in all this for
the patron who briiiKH his problems to the Exchange
National Hank or the Exchange Trust Company for
lierc is a clearing house of all kinds of information
not simply local, but nation and world wide.
By meeting each business day our directors are per
mitted to lend their united knowledge and judgment to
aiding many patrons and our patrons ate coming to
realize the value such service is to them.
DIIII'XTOHS
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V. Sinclair
,i. ii. i:ous
It. M. .Mt i'lirllu
,1. .1. l.:iii;ln
Homer M. I'rcMnn
l iiiiili HiiiUiil
,1. II. Miirkliani, .1r.
i.'uu. V. Mnrrr
II. P. Sinclair
.1. ,. Hull
I. A. Chapman
A. T. .MIon
II. It. Jiejnp
II. II. 1 1 riser,.,
V. A. Itniwplep
;. x. wrlahj
oakj . cotiPM
Diur.cnnitH
i:.vt:iiAN(ii: tkust company
It, .M. Mcl'mllil
II. II. ItiiKCrs
.1. II. Kwiiih
.1. .1. I.nrkln
Homer M. Preston
Prank llaskcll
I. II. MnrUliam, lr,
li. .V. WrlKht
II, V. Poster
lien, I,'. I lla i U
'1 llOtllilD (iK'stlllll
P. W.
II. I',
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.1. A. riiapmnn
A. AIImiii
P. It. Kemp
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II. 1. Mnndciori
( lint .Monro
Cli I.I.
Shu lnli-
Jlull
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.Harwell
The
. Exchange National Bank
And
' Exchange Trust Cornpany
Two Institution of One Ownership and a Single Policy
Resources Combined Exceed Forty Million
() matter what form your printing
takes it is a definite message which
you send and which must attain a
certain objective must hit a predetermined
mark. Whether a business card, a color
folder, a simple circular or an elaborate
catalog your printing represents you, your
business, your business policies, your busi
ness ambitions.
Whether you accomplish your
purpose depends really on tho
skill of the printer who prepares
tho message.
That is why it is so important that
you choose a master Printer to
give proper form to your advertis
ing; ono who knows his craft from
start to finish, and who can work
not only for you but with you.
Of such are the Printer members
of tho T u 1 s a Typothetac a
branch of the United Typothetac
of America. The very fact of
their membership is assurance of
their ability to give high grado,
satisfactory service. A phone call
to our Secretary will put youJn
touch with a Tulsa Typothettte
Printer who will take pride in
proving to you that tho members
of this organization are indeed
master craftsmen.
MEMBERS TULSA TYPOTHETAE
HPACO.V PIIPKH, 110 West Kern ml
llliACK P1UNTINCI CO., UIO V.aH Tlilrtl
lUmUHAKT ITO. & bTA. CO,, 115 Houtli Cinclnnntl
mn iiPii shop, prj vt 'liiini
O-O TVPKHICPrrNO CO., :tOH ICnst Third
t'II0PKI'7PI'-.MiiclN.VJN ITO. CO., 110 Wiwt l'ourth
DPXTPIt Pl'HMSIIINO CO., P. O llo 031
'I'lli; JJMPMfYKIl Pl'lllilSHI.S'O CO., 2.10 Past Thin!
OPO. W. JIKNItY, ifi West Httuntl ,
,IOi: N. IiVO.V C(. (MiilllKmpli Khop) 211 ICast Third
.MIII-WPST J'HIN'I'INfi COu ViO Koutli lloHton
OI.DS PltPSS, PUINTICItS, air. Pant Third
ovi:hhav iiiioTiipus' niM)i:itv, una i:a.st ihini
PAIiACP OITICH HPPPIiY CO., 31H Smith Houlilcr
PPKCIJMi PIIINTINO CO., 'U2n Pnat Tlilrtl
TPItUY PIUNTINO CO., Sit! Kiwt Tlilrtl
TIUANOIiP PIIINTINO CO., 124 Went Third
TULSA AIIT PltlNTIMCY, 20 South IJoMon
TPUSA PIIINTINO CO., 210 Kiixt Thlnl
PNIVPHS1TY OI1' TI'IS. PHKSS, I'nherHlly or Titian
WPAVHIt PIIINTINO CO,, 2821 Kaat Klghtij
TulsaTvpothetaeI
GliC McWilliftms.SocM.-Msr.
Lunch B!d. Plwne0sae3099
Mark Well
r ir-x- I
The Mark
Endorsed By
Chamber of Commerce
Last week, a committee, reporting on tho house short
age and high rents in Tulsa, urged all citizens to put
money into Tulsa Building & Loan Associations, so that
more houses could be built.
Tut your money with Tulsa's oldest and largest Build
ing & Loan Association. We will pay you from
ON YOUR SAVINGS
Free From Taxes and Under Slate bupervision
Assets Over $1,000,000
Tulsa Building & Loan
Association
Formerly Tulsa Union Loan & Savinfs Association
No. 8 East Fifth Street Phone Osage 5254