The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921
CHURCH TO BE
GIFT BUILDING
Parts of Trinity's New
Home Is to Bo Bought
by Individuals
Will TOTAL $81,200
Personal Interest Stressed in
Episcopalians' Cam
s paign Plan
Tho oncomlmr campaign to build
fur Trinity Kplscopal church an lm
lysine church cdlflco nt Cincinnati
ut.d Klfth In o be markod by ono
cf tho most unbiuo featured yot
adopted In any campaign In Tulsa.
Announcement wiih mado by
( i airman W. St. Welch, of tho
i , ding committee, lust niht that
J-'inllo fcaturo parts of tho new
Htrui'turo will l)o Isolated from
provision Jn tho general construe
ii'ii fund fit tlmt Individual mem
Ihth of the congregation and proud
ly nt citizens may make pcrHonal
runtrlbutlou of a specific part of
th" i hurch.
ltfty.fljiht special parts of tho
projected edifice, Including both
rxtenor and Interior features will
! reserved, according to Chairman
Uclih. Tho estimated total cowt of
tin reserved parts Is $81, S00. They
aio: Four great piers at $5,000
i.nii, tho main towor, $20,000, tho
fr..nt doorway $1,000, tho foyer $3,
0"0, eight sldo columns $1,000 each,
20 upper windows $300 each, two
tmnxept windows $2,000 each, tho
chancel window $3,000, Novo win
day $2,500, tho balcony $2,b00, six
teen aisle windows $200 each, ton
celling sections $ 100 each, crossing
cci llnK $1,500, and, chancel celling
$3,000. '
"Tho Incorporation of this fea
ture Into our campaign," Chairman
Welch pointed out- In a statement,
'will cnahln virtually every member
cf the contention as woll ns publlc
fi'inted citizens to play a deflnlto
part In tho erection of tho church,
and a part In which they may take
a direct personal interest. Also It
will serve to perpetuate tho record
of donation that shall mako the
new ediflco a lasting reality. As tho
reserved parts range In cost from
. 0.000 to $200, thero Is a definite
thing to bo trlven to ft tho arylng
individual circumstances of all
donors. Tho gift of ono of tho 1H
male windows at $200 will bo as
deflnlto a contribution of help by
thoso whoso circumstances permit
of no more, ns tho gift of tho Krcat
tower, which, it Is expected, will be
contributed by a member of the.
congregation,"
City Briefs
ALLKN V. Davenport of tho Aetna
Life insuranco company, has re
turned after a two weeks trip to tho
cast and northeast during whloh
tlmo ho visited Hartford, Conn.,
llnstoti and Montreal, Canada.
i'istuionh Foil dlvorco wero
filed In district court Wednesday by
w ii. uuuson ngalnst Jula H. Hud
son; Karl Hand against Cummin Jl.
Hand; J, C. Hayes against Laura,
Jtuyts. i
MAUItlAGi: LlCi;XKi:S wcro Is-
tued to tho following Wednesday by
the clerk of tho county court: J. J.
l'enncl, 21, Tulsa, and liortha Wcst
tnorland, 18, Morris; a. C. Cameron,
3s, Tulsa, and Ircno L. hlttakor,
'!, Sarnla, Canada.
DKCIU2I3 OF DlVOHCr: was
granted In district court Wednesday
to Nan K. Kcidel against . ictor 15.
Scidol.
Tl'I.SA LODGK 11. I'. O. K.. has
received a challenge from Chick
nsha lodge No. 705 for baseball
pamo which, It hns been suggested
be played between tho two loams
during tho state convention of i:tks
Jo bo held April 23-21 nt Ardmoro.
1'ho local lodge has not as yet ac
cepted tho dare.
MISS OMVK 12. Jnckson of N'cw
York has arrived In Tulsa and will
romaln for several weeks, for the
purpose of directing a pageant to bo
presented by ,tho Conway-Broun
school.
A PAItTV OF BANKING officials
from Kansas City, mado n pof Henry
y. Flower, chairman; 1). A. Mc
Uonald and l.ostcr W. Hall, vice
president of tho Fidelity National
bank, wero business visitors In Tulsa
J'tttorday.
N. C irKNTHOltNK was called
to Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday
"iht becauso of tho serious Illness
cf his grandmother.
I'AT'Ij WIUHANK. aslhtnnt iwhlor
of ttio First Stato bank of Coweta,
nns irr Tlusa ycBtcrd;y onbUHlness.
Eighteen Additional
Suits Filed Against
Oklahoma Natural Co.
Hlghloen additional suits In
which damages ranging from
$10,000 to $26,000 asked In
oarh caso wero filed In district
court Wednesday by nttorneys for
persons Injured or killed In an ex
plosion of n tank car of gasoline
In Memphis, Tcnn , February 27,
1021. In each pelltlon tho plain
tiffs allcgo tho defendants, tho
Oklahoma Nnturnl Gas companv
and Urn Frisco railroad, violated
rules of the Interstate commerce
commission and the bureau of ex
plosives In that they shipped a car
of highly Inflammable gasoline In
a scaled car which did not allow
for tho expansion of gases and
tho lank w;ns so filled with the
gasollno thai proper expansion was
Impossible. When tho dome cap
was removed after ths shipment
from IColleyvIllo to Memphis, tho
gns from tho car escaped Into tho
air und upon becoming Ignited,
exploded and In addition to caus
ing a largo fire damage, killed
11 persons and Injured ninny more.
Plaintiffs who brought suit yes
terday wero Morgan Smith, minor,
Kodlo Hnnson, five members of tho
I'etty family, Albert O. Hlley. ml
mlnlstrator for four persons In
jured or killed In the explosion,
1'lnkey Fowler and Anna Arm.
dancTofThanks
is planned for
First Street, Jubilant Over
New Paving, Plans
Party
If ono had suggewted holding n
pavement danco on tost First street
a month ago ho would havo been
regarded as a fit subject for a lun
atic asylum. If ho mentioned It
today thero would bo no expression
of doubt as to his nanlty.
That Is what 30 days can do In
changing publlu sentiment.
To bo more concrete, property
owner?, on Tast First are actually
planning to hold a pavement danco
on their thoroughfare as soon as It
hus been re-surfaced with asphalt.
They are Jubilant becauso or tho
change that Is being brought about
by u paving company a chavigo
that converts their street from a
strict of horrors and bumps and
absont bricks and hole and ruts and
broken automobile springs to a
street covored with asphalt that Is
to bo ns smooth as a dunce floor,
So tho proporty owners know of
no more appropriate way to ex pre
their Jubilation and spread it to
others than to glvo a danco on tho
street to tho accompaniment of a
Jazz band. If plans uro carried out,
thero will bo no tickets tho street
will bo thrown open to everyone
that wants to dance.
Part of tho ro-surfaclng has al
ready been laid and other parts of
tho street from Main to Frankfort
have been repaired preparatory to
laying the asphalt.
PLAN A SCHOOL CLINIC
Nurses to Follow l'p Inspection
Work in Tulsa County Schools
With Medio,1 Aid.
Inspection visits paid to schools of
Tulsa county by Miss Mallno Ilatcn,
assistant nurse to Miss Itesslo ltlch-
anlson, executive secretary of the
Tulsa Tuberculosis association, will
bo followed up whenever possible by
clinics with tho nlm of correcting de
fects discovered In the children, Miss
Illchardson stated yesterday. Tenta
tive plans, depending upon tho tlmo
that physicians can givo to It. arc
being mado now for clinics, follow
lug visits mndo to various schools In
tho county by Miss Hatch last week
Arrangements are partially made
ror sucn n clinic in coiiinsviiie.
Tho work lliifio will bo done In con
junction with tho new branch asso
ciation ot i. olllnsvine. Tlicso clln
les nro planned, Miss ltlrhardon
stated, for tho especial benefit of
inosu children whoso paronts would
llko to havo their defects remcdl-d.
but can't afford It. PhslcinnH havo
been very kind. Miss lllrharqaon
said. In lending their tlmo and aid
to this.
Tulsa l'ndertaklng Co., can savo
U'ouncnifiMionn ""AIL1 a.- -Ailvt.
ileefisl
crow axid play
when health is
right. Proper food
makes leefml
babies. Since 1857
EAGLE BRAND
Condensed Milk
Royival Services
TONIGHT-7
FIRST M.E.
CHURCH
HOULDCIi ST.
Rent a Car and Drive It
Yourself
Tulsa Rent-a-Cnr Co.
s (Inc.)
Hear 215 Sniuli Cincinnati
I'hono Cedar '-!.:t(l
If Ruptured
Try This Free
Apply It to Any Hiipturc, Old or
Hccvnt, Large or Small nod You
arc on tin- Itoad Thai lias
Convinced Thorn-amis.
Sent Free to Prove This
Anyone ruptured, man. woman or child,
houht write at onre to W. R. rtl'e. tt
Main St., Ai!am, N. V . fur a tree trial
of hli wonderful stimulating iippili-atlor,.
Jut put it on the rupture und the ijiu
cUn begin to tighten, they begin to bind
together o that the opening rlonra nat
utility and the need ot a nupport nr trine
of appliance Ii then done aay wiih. tJon t
nciilfit to end for title free trial. Hvrn
if yuur rupture, daren't bother )ou what la
tho ue of wearing eupporta all your life'
Why suffer this nuleanre? Why run the
riBK of gangrene and eurh ilangrra from
n fliuall and Innocent little rupture, the
kind that hna thrown thnuianda on the
operating table? A holt of men and
wutnen are dally running auch r:ak Juei
beLnuit their rupturve do nt t hurt nor
prevent them from gutting around. Wine
at onco for thla free ttlal. aa it la rrr
ta,nly a wonderful thing and haa aided
In the cure of cupturea that were aa big
aa a man'a two flats. Try and write at
onee. uilng the coupon below.
IVin for Itupturo
W. P. Illce, Inn.,
C1C Main St.. Adaini, N. Y.
Yon may aend ma entirely free a
Sample Treatment of your stimulating
application for nupture.
Name '.
Address
i'tale
ROAD WORK IN
COUNTY PUSHED
Loss of Crusher, Scarcity
of Stone Won't Stop
Construction
Work on tho county roads will
not he materially delayed Imscmitc of
tho destruction by Tiro ln Mnnilay
iilBht of tho cruiihcr of the Tutoti
Stone compuny at 'i.rnett with a
Ion iNtllmnled at JtS 000, according
to Dan W. I'nttnn, county utiRlneer.
Mtonii In riufflclent qua nt 1 1 lea to al
low tevrnl of Ihu conatructlon
unllR to Btnrt work within th0 nnxt
week can ho purchnaed front other
mmhers, arcordltiK tn IMttnn, and
hr. Intimated that he would not c
icpt on an pxcuhii that tho work
wns lieini; delayed l.pcau ntono
could not ho procured.
Tho Tulmi Stono cotnnativ'd
rimtior was prnrtlcnlly nw. mid tho
cnllro output had I'enn cnntrncteil
fr ufo on TulS.i county road. The
fire starlod In tho online tooni. ainl
Ixfore it could ho extlniriiliihcd had
destroyed inont of the tnuchlnery,
hut tho hllllillllRS wirei wnvpil. nc.
c'Tdinp to officials of I ho company.
orn or reconmrtu lino li.ui nlruutv
hi'Ktin and tho enmher will imiiln ho
in operation within two wccUh.
Girls Club Will Try ' SAY YOUTH TOOK CAR
for Tri-Stalc Honors
BISHOP THURSTON COMING
Kpiscomilnu orricini tn cinfir,,.
lVirlj at I'liltti Niniiliiy Scriliv,
ltt. llev. Tlli'Oilnr.i P.n-ni, Tlmn.
ton, blHhop of the dloreno of Okla
homa In tho Kpi.Hcopal church, will
tireach noil rnnflrt,, ntitui, in lr.n
tho mcmlierhlp of Trinity MplHcopal
iiiiiicii ni HcrviccH at mo Aitijemir
theater next .Sunday mornlnir, oli
iiervod n l'alm Sunday In the de
nomination, tiki r-rvieo will com
menco ut 10:30 o'clock, half nfi
hour rnrllor then it I it llHiifil limit
Tho confirmation rla Is tho lari;-
chi jn ino niMtory or tnc local churi h
and Ih composed piluulpally of
adult!?.
Dally Rorvlccs In connection with
Holy Week will ho held throtlKhout
next week by Trinity chunh. one
service belnu Hrheduled for the
mornlnir nnd a oocond rervlce either
for the afternoon or ovcnltiK. (Jn
ho a communion servlco at 1 0 : :t0
tlood Friday, March 2G, thero will
o'clock In tho mornlnir, tho "nerv
lco of tho neven laBt wordtt," from
12 to 3 o'clock; a chllilren'w m-rvlco
at 4:30 o'clock and presentation of
Plainer' enntata, "Tho Crtnifixlon."
at S o'clock In the cventtiS. Oti
Saturday afternoon, Mnn li id, there
will ho a baptlant of tt)fanlH.
Slatmimin Out of ,Ioh,
i.nvnnv m.,, i, . imi., i.
waa handed tho tiHiial' illscmlmrka-
uon ccrtmcaio wnifii pcrson wInIi-
illir tn lnntl In t-?,iilnnil i. rm
out, St. Vcnlzelos. thn Orej-lc KtateM
mnn, who recently arrived hero, was
lainer iioriiiiuniieii, particularly ai
the lino which requires Information
nH tn tirnfcsnlfio nr nrrimnti.tti l.'l.
nally. M. Venlzolos wro'o "unetn-
pioj'ud."
With a record f flrwl fdocc won
two wieoofwtvp yenm at Norman and
victoty In at rar ut the til-state con
teat, the .Mftidelssohtt till It of t'en
trnl hleh (uhoot will hkiiIii compute
for 111" tri-Ktiitc honors at l'ltts
llit p. Kan., April 2S. In which tep
rwcntatlves from chniN in Okla
homa, Kanf.iit nnd MlMotirt will
contest. .Holnlfttri and vlollnslats tuny
bo entered In the conlcat from
TuUa, Mlies Clnro Illddlson, illmctor
of ;lrl ei iiiuhIc In the high xc4loul,
Viiis unnouticed.
EDITORS; SELL TOM TOM
IHli School I'rcsliincii Irt-nrii AImiiiI
Annual l'ntiit Staff .MiinPcrs,
Oritanlzed by Mis Dorothy
Thoinpn, editor of thn Tom Tom.
MIsFts Marararet Campbell, Kiither
IVltt. Iils White. llHlett Truckcriiy
and Don 1n unworthy, editorial staff
moniberrt, nro lsltltiK tho freshmen
rootiH at t'entral IiIkIi school this
week and explalliltuc to tho fresh
men therein tho wihy and where
forr of tho Tom Tom. This move
Is n part of the subwrlptlon enni
palitn belni? put on hy tho mein
Immh of t lut Tom Tom editorial
staff nnd freshmen nro tinted to
subocrlb for tho annual through
their regular rcpremcntatlon.
Itosponso has icadtly been made
to tho canipalen, It was stated yes
tenlay afternoon at tho high m'hool
Itobert A. MclMrtiey
t'uneral Director, nil P. Main,
phones Osni(i lli.f,(5. Ailvt.
Illarar Mlti,m lu 11,1,1 r.ir Trlill (111
Charge of StcnlltiK Auto And
MorluK It In tint-nee
Oscnr Mlnson, named with Ken
neth '1tttrtiddes and I'.lKar Mluson
as the persotis who stole a Hudson
cur from II. I WelshfeB, 1113 South
Trenton avenue, February !S. was
held under bond of 12,000 for trial
by district court on nn automobile
theft rhararn nt thn close, of thn pre
liminary hearltiK Tuesday before
.1 nailer II. ,1. dray. Tho other do
fflulntitH wcro relensml when thn
county ottorncy failed to proditrn
testimony to show they wro Impli
cated In tho theft of tho car.
The utolon car was stored In a
Knrano In Kendall mlillllnn n few
ln)s after thn theft and thn owner
of thn mtriigo, suspicious that thn
car tnlRhl b stolen property, notified
tho sheriff's office It. It RrynoliK
FINISH ST. JOHN'S
HOSPITAL
drputy sheriff, Investlcated thn nf I fv-icit r.nveniori IOiir, Hnven of thn former covernnra nr
fair mid nftrr flnd'nr Oscar Mln i CH MWjI'rfiT' )N, W n, March still llvlnir Tho noven former gv.v-
son had rented thn garagn nnd 'C KM
plated tho ntolett car thorn, thn '..nth 0f offlio Mar h 4 nuc ccdlnir
youth, tun brother ntul Hitrnsl ct (.ovcrti n John J. Cormvell, bei anio
were arrested. I thr fifteenth ftnvnrtmr of thn state.
ortiorn am; ,1. ,1 Cornwcll, II I),
iiatflcld, A. 11. "White, W. II, Glass,
cock, A. II. riemlmr. W. A, M ( r
kin and 0. W. Alklniton.
on
Grant!
Opera
March
I ana" 22
Connected With A'o Other Establishment in the World
The
Event
of the
Season
HOW AIlOl-l' t l'IIOLSTI'lt
I I) ITItM I'l m on, vus,
SI. Ml IT TO
CLIPSON'S
Just Off Main Street
11 East Sixth
i
We
Make
a
Special tit
of
Corsuyes
St. Patrick's
Day
Green Carnations
and
Other Green Flowers
It Vim
Pol-get
Gruriil Opera,
.March
til und
Mi
'S.
De Haven's Flower Shop
Phone Osage 5155
Lr3 tjftllwW-
.1T
AaWBt'i r--Lag
1
'-.
Thursday Specials
Coats and Waists
The Coats
Clever Dolman and Wrap
Coats of the kind you would
expect to find priced $29.75
to $:i9.75 at
it
25
Polos l
Vcloura
Serges
liamonas
Platinum-
Sparrow
Navu
Pchin
Other Spring Coats in a dis
tinctive variety of styles and
materials
$10 to $98.50
The Waists
Georgettes, Striped Silks, Crepe dc Chine;
in a vast array of smart styles in all
spring shades.
$ .95
J
Let Us Show You Our Spring Display of
Wall
ra
oers
An unequ.'ilcd variety of loncs, patterns and designs. These now stocks
surpass even our own expectations. Foreign and domestic patterns
just received, bringing with them a wealth of new ideas for beauty and
adornment.
In your quest for artistic harmony in decorating you will find here tho
better things in wall paper. An invitation is extended to inspect this
wonderful artistic display. It will be lime well spent.
The Quality of Paint Is Important
Wc carry a complete line of
Paints Varnishes Brushes
Enamels Glass
Wc sell tho better paint at the most reasonable prices.
Agents and Distributors for
Devoe's Paints and Varnishes
Rice's "Barreled Sunlight" Gloss White
Johnson's Waxes and Wood Finishes
Stark's Guaranteed Shingle Stain
Dutch Kalsominc
MITCHELL and D-FLEKT-0
Auxiliary Side Windshields
212, South
Boulder
t
fUMERPAINr&CLAS'sCo.
Phones
Prx six-cesium to tt vT ' usage iu
CTULSA cDECORATINC Coj Osace 6509
These Blouses cannot be duplicated at
any other store wc know, for $7,95 to
$8.95. Compare them and see.
Other Waists
$1.95 to $25
Including voiles, batiste, hand
mades, georgettes, etc.
Tulsa Greenhouse
Florists
UirKcnl Itclnll tlrccnhoiihc Nrnr
TlllfMl
Cut Flowers and Plants
All Kinds or I'lonil Work
Ok.iuo 3U71
liiKt Twenty-first Street
Near Ij'vtls Atu,
I BECOMING
i
Aro lour uIiimom hccoiiilnir lo jon?
Itn liicv add or ilclruct from 5011c
, pcrMHial apiM-nriiuct'.'
HANNIS OPTICAL CO.
OptoinclrlstM and Optlcluu
I'hono ( tilnr IIOO
:ui.- SOI I'll IIOS'IOV
'I'lilmi u (. (iiiiIiik Street
WhatDolfouSaLy
vhen you ask for
Corn Flakes ?
If you dorit say
post
ioa
STIE
you miss the best there is in
flavor, crispness.and all round
goodness. Get the flakes
that come triple-sealed in the
yellow and red package
ifiey don't mush down when
cream or milk is added.
Ready-to -serve-Economical
Kade by
Fostum Cereal Ca,lnc,Battle CreeJc,Mich.