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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921
BATTERY MAKES
SPLENDIDRECORD
Regular Army Man Com
mends Pawhuska's Field
Axunery
ALL ARE VETERANS
Officers Arc All Either Col
lego or University Graduates
Contractor Works II is
Men by Arc Liahts
! ,o Canute Itou GO ON RAMPAGE
W. C.T. U. NOT TO A franco-red peace? -HAS THREE HERDS r"'MS?,
if tii t "i n World. ,
"rAWJUSICV, March 21. Uat.
ttry V, I'irBt liclJ Artlllcrj', Okla
homa national Ruard, wlilch was or
united in Pawhuska, promises ty
b9 ft healthy competition for nil
honor at tho utato encampment.
Ttlfl pawhuska. battery made a
(.plcndid record In passing lnspcc
tlan by Captain Stacy Snopf of tho
Jitirular army, now detailed to tlio
'idlutanl general's office.
This Is t'10 only m'Hlary orRanl
utlon tn tho state whoso officers
trc all eX'ScrvIco offlcors. Added
to this they nro all cither collro
cr university Kraduutcs. Tho per
wnntl Is Crmrtos A. Ilolden, enp
Uin, James M. Carrlcer and John
p Kennedy, first lieutenant, and
Olircncc Lohman, second lieuten
ant, V J. Urondus, first sergeant,
It the only non-commissioned offi
cer appointed.
Ueutenant Kennedy Is u gradu
al r of West I'olnt nnd nerved n
vmr In artillery nftcr his cradua
tlon. Thrco of tho offlcors nro ar
tillery men.
The battery expects Boon to lnvo
ibnut 1300,000 worth of ITnolo
t'ara'e rrTcrty ln 11,1 ciiulpment.
f I VI! CmH-r Wnjron WhoeK
roXC A CITY, March 2 1. Al
though the child's skull is fractured,
or.e ear almost sovcred nnd the
icalp rolled back for sumo distance
from tho top sldo of tho head, the
four and one-half year old daiiKhtcr
e' Walter Tucker will recover, nc
rirdlnc to announcement from a
ronpltal at Fairfax. Tho child's
hjurlei were received when sho foil
from her mother's lap, on ti farm
tacoii, to tho road, and two wheels
MMfd over her head. Tho accl
in occurred when Tucker, with n
load of oats, was crossing Lucy
wk near (Jrayhorsc, in tho western
Osage.
Plans for Contention Hull,
Mtlll to The WnrM.
HOLDUNVlLLi;, March II. Tho
chamber of commcrco Is working
out a plan for an armory nnd con
untlon hall. The building will be
100 by ISO feet. Kvory vonvenlcnco
sill lf arranged for tho homo of
the national guards, convention hall
and community hall.
teclil to The World.
HITNllYinTA. Mnrih 21 --To
comply with certain clauses In
tho contract, nnd to complete tho
roofing of the homo of a prominent
merchant, tho contracting car
ponter Installed arc lights abovo
the building, nnd put on u night
shift of workmen who hammered,
and sawed imtl nailed until '2
o'clock In the morning, complet
ing tho Job In tlmo to snvo tho
household from a drenching rain
that followed quickly upon nail
ing on of tho last shingle.
News of Muskogee
Bpeclal tn The World,
Hues for Husband' Death.
MUSKOOKK, March 21. W. M.
Linn, motornian, was Justified ln
hhootlng and killing Alonio Wll
Hum, negro, when tho latter re
fused to pay his taro nnd threatened
tho conductor, tho Muskogeo Kloc
trio Tructlon company maintains In
niiHWcrlng n suit for $35,000 dam
ages filed two weeks ago by Wil
liams' widow, Linn was cleared of
a murder chargo at tho preliminary
hearing. The night of tho killing
Linn was looking for bandits who
previously had tried to board his
car.
Ilu.-dness K.xpert to Iccturc.
Dr. Stanley 1,. Krehs, lecturer,
author, business exnort nnd iwr.
cholofilst, will return hero April
" 'r unuwier wcck or nusinoss
talks. His subject will bn "Higher
Huslncss Efficiency." Last Decem
ber ho spent a week hero talking to
business men on methods of speed
ing up sales and getting moro ef
ficiency. In tho stores.
Hoy Dnms Trying; to Snvo Itrotlicr.
Alvlti Jones, 12 yenrs old, son of
Mr. and Mm. A. AV. Jones, 1910
Montana nvenue, was drowned yes
terday afternoon In a bayou near
Camp Rtowart, eight miles cast of
Muskogee, whllo trying to rescue
ft small brother.
Kuncral services for tho boy were
held from tho Calvary IJaptUt
church at 3 o'clock this afternoon
with tho Ucv, Thomns 13. Smith de
livering tho sermon. Burial was In
Orecuhtll cemetery.
Atvln had Jumped tn to rescue his
7-ycnr-old brother Bam who had
slipped and fallen down n 15-foot
bank. Another boy, Klojd Love, 12,
Jumped In after Alvln. Mrs. Jones,
who had been nlono with tho three
boysr Jumped Into tho water after
tho others. Mr. Jones was fishing
about n. mllo up tho Rtream.
After 8.ini Jones and Floyd Inve
had managed to get out of tho
stream, which was 20 feet dcop nt
Hint point, Mrs. Jones continued
her efforts to roscuo Alvln, who
had gone down for tho third time.
AVhcn an unidentified man nrrlved
on tho sceno Mrs. Jones had gono
down for tho second tlmo und was
taken from tho water only after
rt e s perato efforts
No Anti-Tobacco Drive Is
Planned Says Union's
Publicity Chief
KVANHTON, III, Man It 21 "Wo
know human nature too well for is
to begin a vain fight against tho use
of tobacco In any form or fur the
strict observance of the sabbath,"
Miss llcrtha llowman, director of
publicity for tho Women's Christian
Temperunco Union, declared In u. do
nlal of published announcements by
Miss Anna (lordon here, that the or
ganization was going on tho 'blue
law" warpath. '
"Tho W. C. T. V. ha never cnnltjd
on ft fight against tho use of to
bacco by adults,'' Miss llonman
said, "itinl It Is not our Intention tn
begin at this lato date. All our anti
tobacco efforts aro directed toward
tho education of children to the evil
effects of tobacco.
"Likewise," Miss llowmnn said,
"wo are not going to sinrt any drlvo
ngalnnt Sunday pleasures, nutomo
biles, golf nnd other Hundny di
versions next month. Our drlvo at
that time will bn only tho customary
drive for membership,"
Information that tho W. C.'T. V.
was going aftor "Iidy Nicotine"
now that J. Uarleycorn's demlsn has
been registered, was contained In nn
Issue of tho Union Signal, official
publication of tho organization.
"Tlio stories of our campaign
ngaliiHt tobacco probably canto
nbout through misunderstanding of
tlili nrtlcle," Miss llowman said.
"Tho article was not Intended us nn
announcement of such n campaign,
but merely In the forhi of an Inform
ative tract."
Miss Howman'a Interview was giv
en with authorization of Mrs. Fran
cis T. I'nrk, national corresponding
secretary of tho W. C. T. I .
Tlulldlng Association Formed.
Rp-Il in The Wort.!.
IIOLDHNVILLK. March 21. A
local building nnd loan association
Is being organized, which will nld
In relieving tho shortage! of houses
In Iloldcnvllle.
Trado ltrnppnmclitiiciit Proposed
lVllonllig New Attitude, by
Mrltl-.li (imiTiimont.
LONDON. Mnr.h 21 Tho first
Indication that Franco may follow
Mnglnnd In n rcapproachment with
Itussl.l was given today by the fol
lowing Constantinople dispatch to
tho Dally Kvprrss:
"Russian In Constantinople nro
most Indignant over thu action of
Franco In sending n peremptory
note to tlcnirnl Huron AVrntigel.
stating that tho French are unablo
to Incur nnv further expense on nc-
rotint of Wrnngol's nrmyj Franco
hnd been supporting theso reruifee
troops. '
(General Huron Avratigel was for
merly the autl-bolshevlk commander
on tho .Crlnienn front. When his
army was crushed by tho lteds. tho
bulk of his troops nnd he, himself,
took refuge In Turkey,)
"Franco, In tho note to Oenerni
Wrangel, offered to securo amnesty
nnd reparation tn Russia or nsslst
the soldlors otherwise. Franco
offered to help tho Russians to get
to ttotllli America ns colonists or
suggesttMl they nccepf posts in tho
Frenrn foreign legation.
"Wrnngcl Is protesting sgalnst
this now altitude of Franco."
YOUNG GIRL BADLY BEATEN
Man Hi-ache Through Window nnd
rounds Her Willi n llrlck.
CAMIIRlDOi:, Mass., March 21 -Miss
U. U Morse, 20, n technology
student, was beaten almoHt to un
consciousness In her bed today by
an unidentified muit who stood on
a box outsldo her window. The
man bent the girl with n brlrk.
pulled her hair nnd slapped her
face, but inndo no attempt to enter
tho room or rob hor. Tho police
do not know whether the nttackor
was n robber, n suitor or n maniac.
2 Soldiers Killed by (icnnnn Train
COHLUNZ, MarcJi 21. l'rlvates
Thomas Ilnuankrnt of Strnsburg,
Ohio, and Lnwrcnro Murphy of El
l'aso, Texas, of the American urmy
of occupation woro killed today
when tho Cologne express struck
n truck which they were driving
nt. Welsscnthrum. rrlvaio iaw
renco Hakor, tho third man In tho
truck, was seriously Injured. The
bodies of 11 anankr.it nnd Murphy
will bo returned to tho United
States.
Flro In ScIiooIIioiimj; IMipllH Kcapc.
NORFOLK. Va., March 21.
Lato today flro destroyed tho Mar
shall high school, n 2S.room struc
ture, and lnrgo annex nnd partly
burned to residences on an ad
joining street and damaged others,
The 800 children who attend tho
school escaped without Injury.
OF PUREBREDS
Supervisor of 101 Hogs
Acquires Fancy Stock
of Shaffer
Spfcl.il to Th WnrM.
l'ONOA CITY, March 21 Thrco
separate sections of Oklahoma wore
reprosonled hi a ruoent denl In liotf
dom when Dr. Fred S. Hathauny,
until recently In chnrgo of tho purs
bred herds nt tho 101 ranch hero,
purchased tho herd on tho (tnldeli
Yitllry stock fin in iii-iii Olllon fiuiu
J. IC. 1). Shaffer, tho oil millionaire,
w ho lind nsnenilileil I ho herd nt n
very heavy expense with tho Inten
tion of limiting his Cushlng oil field
stock farm tho best known In the
west.
llnlhrtwny thought tho third sec
tion of tho stats Into tlio denl when
ho transferred tho Shaffer hogs to
his own stock farm, Just west of
Tuhlciunh. All tho nnlmals In
volved In tho deal were purebred
Imroo Jersivs, the original herd
being purchased under Shnffer's di
rection in Iown nnd Nebraska.
'en. who was sued l.it week for
7t Hold fnr dull cm -0B" "v li0OrK w (mo ot
Htt(I I VI . til Iff f C f , , . . . nllnnatlon of his
wife's affections, was arrested yes
Irnlny on tho charge of adultery,
lie was rotensod under a $10,000
SprtKl In Tlin Wniifl.
HRISTOW, Mnnll
AVlllinniH. n wealthy
21 - ftporgo
fiirmer nesr
Dnddy Rend Tills One.
minks Hay, old man, do jou
know of nny euro for lnsomnla7
Jinks -Counting 1,000 Is said to bft
i remedy.
Illlnks Confound It. that's uhnt
nvorybody tells me, but tho baby's
too young to count.
New
Clrl Cauners In Flower Show.
Fp-Hul InTln' WnrM.
FAWIILHICA. March 21.--Olrl
members of canning clubs of 1'nw
hURkti will competo for ft series of
prlr.es In n garden nnd flower show
to bo held early In June, tho first
of lis kind to bo Introduced hero.
It will bo under tho auspices of the
l'awhuskn commercial club, it Is
announced by club officials. This
stop Is taken to encourage n better
clans of garden among canning
chlb members,
SYRUP
Say what you please about Syrup there's noth
ing like trytnp; it yourself. People's tastes in
Syrup differ but bo do Temtor Syrupa. There
arc four delicious kinds! There's a Temtor
Syrup for every taste and they're sold at a fair
price. Ask your grocer I
Ntilnhy ih mr cit Ih famous
4 mm tot rtftYf una Jtllif
Temtor Corn & Fruit Products Co.
St. Louis, u. s. A.
The Quality Syrup
at a Popular Price
L Flavors
Crystal White
Golden, Sorghum
Maple Flavor
Broadway Specials
Jl07L,a--CirlevIng for A'ou
Rose Fox Trot
50720 Bright Eyes Fox Trot
Ilroadway Roso Fox Trot
G07i!7 Homo Again Dlues For Trot
Sleepy Hollow Walts
50728 Ttosto Fox Trot
Caresses Fox Trot
C0721 TootlcsT-iOno Step
Annlo My own Fox Trot
50725 Humming Fox Trot
1'alestccna Fox Trot
30737 I've aot tho Hlues From My
Homo Kentucky Home
w' (Premier Quartet)
Tlmbuctoo (Al Hcrnard)
1 50721 Wond'rlng ('Chalmers)
AVhon I Found You "I'oor
Llttio Rltz Girl" (Lewis
James)
Pickaninny Rose (Marearcto
Freer) s
Rolls of St. Mary's (Lewis
James)
H0505 Our Llttio Lqvo Affair
Until 1 Say Oood-Dyo Loulso
Terrell and Geo. AVllton
llnllard)
,0711 Whispering
Feather Your Nest
50701) Japanese Sand Man
Honey Dew Waltz
."07
50717 Marglo
Uaby Dreams
50710 Vvalon
Jeno Sals li Pa
50085 My Sahara Roso
K arn 7-i n
50707 Chill Dean
My Little Hlmbo, Down on
tho llambuo Islo
5000C Cow-AVow
Amorlta Fox Trot
50705 Hells. Zlcsfleld Follies of
1920
Tell Mo, Little Gyps-, Ora-Na-D.i
50710 My Homo Is a "Ono-Horso
Town
AVonderftil Olrl, Wonderful
Hoy
50082 Naughty AValtz
So Long Oo long
50711 Hroadway Hlues
My Loving Sing Song Man
H0597 Your Ryes Havo Told Mo So
(Oladys Rico) '
Nlghtlngalo Song (Dalhart).
80300 Parted (Thos, Chalmers)
n Were My Song With Wings
Provided; b Screnatn,
Moszknwskl (Hetsy Lano
Shepherd)
A Few Re-Creations From Thais
82573 To Souvlont-ll (Thalu) (Alice Verlet und Arthur Middlerbn)-
(Uost Tliou Recollect Meditation)
Mini. Dl Acerbe Iigrlmo (Let My Tears Implore Ihco)
B20 13 Meditation (Thais) (Violin, Albert Spalding)
Rondo Caprlccloso (Violin, Albert SpaW'ng)
A Few Re-Creations From La Traviata
82087 Farewell to tho Urlght Stars (Italian) (Traviata)
H2.VI7 Far From Clay Paris (Italian) (Ln Traviata)
82530 Son Ah, fors o lul ('Twas He, Perchance) (Travlntn)
PHONOGRAPH SHOP
19 South Main Street Osage o'Jo
Right on the 'Jump!
No fussing,' no fooling no un
certainty here.
You get the right shoes and get
them quick
There's no reason why a shoo
man shouldn't know his busi
ness as well ns the next man
And hnvc the faith in his abil
ity, and his goods, to sity
"satisfaction guaranteed"
Here's a New One It's Lyons'
Quality, Tool
Genuine vlcl kid leather; rich, dark
brown color; Goodyear well soles;
Wing foot rubber heels; felt lined
tongue; kid leather tarings und
trimmings; heavy drill llnliKK;'onc
pleco solid leather Insoles; square
throat modified Kngllsh Inst.
Willi nil tho cikiiIiioo, Mitn nnd
fit, Tlicj'ro
only
$9.00
tfen
Taffeta Frocks $47.50
Vandevers
Smart Taffeta frocks in
long waistcd, fluted, ruf
fle trimmed, basque and
normal waistline models.
Embroidery, cut work,
pintucks, puffing and
cording used in trimming
these altogether charm
ing frocks. Gobi's arc.
brown, eppen, navy and
black sfzes 16 to 38
the quality and work
manship are of the best,
conforming hi every way
to the high Vandever
standard Moderately
priced.
I
S
,$47-
'.50
VMn Floor
Tuesday "Specials"
from Lace Department
1! yards Vnl. I.u-o nnd Insertions to
imitnh ,70c
Imitation Crochet Matched Sets, 2 to I
Inches wldoi special ."t:lo yd.
Now pretty iinllitln braids, laces, tassoln,
coids nnd fringes -very much In demand
for tnpestry ami lamp shades.
New Insertions and edges to match In very
pretty putterns for klddlas' charming
frocks.
Main Floor ,
Wash Goods
PIImmi Croix-, good quality, 32 Inches wldnj
very special . .t 2Un
rliiiportt-il Orguinlli-s, 40 Inches wide;
extra fine quality; regular f 1 . 2 r
special , , n.'i)
27-ln MlrtlM-)!-, Red Star brand, best
quality; regular 13.50; special. ., .$2. Ill
Pink HatKic; -ll-lnch nieicuiUfd ballstn
In nn oxoullont 'luullly; legulnr COu;
special 3l)o
.Viiv Silk SlrlM'd Shirting, all new pat
lrns, gooil ipiallly; 32 Inches wide;
91.25 )d.
Iuioy LliiKorlo Pllsse Crepe, fancy pat
terns In all colors; 30 Inches wide; :il)o d.
Art TIcMiig; many different colors and
patterns , , 5oo yd.
CreM! IOincltc, -30 Inches w'ldo; flih nnd
white; for flno lliiKurlii ;o jil.
Wlilt4) NnliiKMik Special purchnsn en
ables us to offer this flno quality nain
sook nt, special ,.(........ . 2."u )d.
liiiMrlal Clirfmhniyi plain checks nnd
stripes; ull colots; 30 Ins, wide,., 35c yd,
Mnln Floor
Charming New Hats
Specially Priced
$5, $7.50, $10
-lints of overy shape, color nnd' fnbrlo
Hint milady desires, livery lint Is nn
unusual vnluo nt theso very spoclal
prices, affording nn opportunity to so
euro your new spring hat nt decided
savings.
-Thnro nro shiny straws, Milan hump.1
rough braids, gay flowers, frulta and
ribbons nro nffoctlvcly used as gar
nishments pokes, sailors, wldo nnd
narrow brims, Irregular brims, trl-cornor-
drooping brims and ninny nov
nlty shapes urn shown,
-Special 97,30, 910
Dainty Wearables for
Infants and Children
Infants' nnd Clilldrcn'H Silk nod Llslo
SicUh( whlti with colored tops nnd solid
colors In yellow, green, roso and white;
35i to 91,15
Lingerie Cups, llonncls mid lints of or
candle und net: some having colored silk
linings and touches1 of handwork.
91.50 to 913.50
Cilldrcn's, Strmvllats In broad nnd roll
ing brims; of Milan nnd Milan hemps;
nil colors; also color combinations.
Silk nnd llrulil Kport lints for girls of 14
nnd in years; In Jade, brown, tan nnd
navy
Hci-oml Floor
.93 to 920
Revival Services
TONIGHT-7
FIRST M.E.
CHURCH
HOULWIll ST.
HOTEL
CoroNA
608-610
South Boston Street
EverythinK newj nil ouUid
rooms with bath, stenm heat)
telephone in each room. r
KilhThat Cold With
rort
Cqldi, Cougli
CASCARA M QUININE
AND
La Grippe
' Neglected Coldo aro Dangerous
TV no chancfs. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first meet.
Hreaks up cold In 24 hours Relieves
Giippe In 3 days Kxcellent for Hea)cha
Quinine In this fotm don not affect tho bead Caicsra Is'best Tonic
Laxative No Opiate In Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT -
LITE IN5URANGL 5LW1CE
AETNA
POLICIES
give
complete
sure service
the result
of seventy
one years
of success
LAXATIVE
Aded
People
AVDavcnport GwlAgt.
TNA Ufo Insuronco Ca
El?-Z20 PdaceBk&
THE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow
els become weak and unable to perform their
functions without aid. For this purpose only
the mildest and gentlest .laxative should be used.
The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble
and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's
T'-t-l-i- - C -!. 1 " !JJI
x uuicib arc a lavoruc wun people or miuuic age
Pj and older on account of their gentle action.
1 HHHil
Icrnriou no amt a. PtorV
bsage 105 for appdntTwrrld

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