The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 22, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921
THEATER THIEVES Mme. Hempel Loves the South;
GATHER UP mLikes to. Sing As Jenny Lind'
City Uricfa
Jimmie Their Way Into
Two Playhpuses and
Do Clean Jobs
HELPED BY THE STORM
Raiii Believed to Have Partly
Hidden Their Operations ;
Insurance Covers Loss
Ily LILIAN 0 l'RUKINH
' Ami It rulm-d Just liko tills when
I was liorc not no Inns iko In con-
rert aim i icel ilrciwlful y nliout It
Ono must have yoh or the ap
lionrnnop of youth to woar ponrln
srarrfiilly. Vou nro Imprrimeil with
nempei n youin. it in nil nrmut her,
Do you really think It will be fine i Ony would not dnro to bucjw her nm
ami rlrnr tomorrow?" You- do not want to. Vou nro Kind
Win the storm partly concealing
thiir movements, burglars sometime
after midnight Sunday entered the
Orphcum and llenllo theaters nnd
cllfcred two money bbxes of $3,500
In "liver nr"1 currency. About $2,400
ai taken front the Itlnlto theater
dtid $1,100 from tho Orpheum. Tho
thieves overlooked $4,200 In a stool
cabinet nt tho Hlrtlto.
Tnke All tho ClintiRC.
At the Orphnum tho thl6ves en-
Icred by heavy wooden door Into
4 tho box offlco, atri hero Jimmied nti-
other donr from n small closet where
MckcU and receipts worn kopt. Hero
men obtained $1,100 In silver.
Lept for change. A sack containing
$50 In pennies was nlno taken.
The manager's offlco on tho sec
oml floor of tho Hlalto was tho ob
jective of tho bnndlta. Hero thoy
tote off the combination of n small
dtcl filing cabinet and then forced
open tlii doors, removing $2,400,
most of It currency.
Arrests Mny Follow.
W T Smith, father of W. M.
Smith, manager of tho Orpheum,
discovered th" robbery about 10,
o'clock yesterday morning, 1'ollco
d'tectlvcs nsnlgnod to tho caw said
hey bad discovered iomo clews that
might eventually lead to an arreist.
Henry Cnrmlchacl, ono of tho offi
cers who made nn Investigation, said
that the robbery was not tho first
Job the bandits had manipulated but
'that neither of tho men were pro-
that an arrest might follow within
a week Tho loss was covered by In
surance. Ardmore Slnyrr Is itcfrlgneri.
Bjr Ai'"cU(ed Prcon HtatVir
AltDMOHK, March 21. "I have
Riven up all hope," says Newt
Ashcraft, who has confessed to In
flicting tho wounds which resulted
In tho death of Chnrlus Dixon
Thursday morning, March 1". No
dale has been set for his prelimin
ary hearing. Ashcraft ndded that
he expects a heavy sontenco for the
irlme. The widow ,of Dixon, who
was arrested In connection with tho
affair, Is still in custody. The body
of the dead man has been shipped
to Arkansas for burial.
Negro llrntrn to Death.
Br Aieelitnl ft rim 8tt V!r.
MUSKOGEE. March 21. Police
lWs afternoon found th body of
an unidentified negro beaten to.,
fleam along mo Missouri, Kansas &
Texns railway's right of way south
of the city. Wagon tracks near the
body led the police to believe the
wan was murdered at some other
place and that his body wag hauled
to tho railroad.
This Was tho unenlnu rrmnrk
mado by lovely I'rieda Hempel,
prima donna, yesterday afternoon
when seen In her suite, 922 at Hotel
TiiIbh. "J have looked forward with
so much pleasure to singing hero
again. Wo nro Just from Cincinnati
and," raising her eyes with a ravish
lug look, "how wonderful tho city
rcceivcu us.
! Madamn Hempel. as Vlolcttn. who
stars In "La Travlata," "Lady of tho
Cnmellas," tonight, Is the samo
charming woman nt nil tlmrs, espe
cially gruclnus nnd Interesting to
thoso who seek for Just a gllmpsa of
her this sldo of tho stngo. Hho an
nounces tho present status of the"
Chicago company ns most satisfac
tory. "Wo tiro a grout happy fam
ily and nil pull together. I am look
ing forward with gleu to going south
to Just accept her as you seo her. A
beautiful woman with a dlvlno voice,
Indeed, n gift from tho gods.
Just u little side glancn ns to ma
dnmo's hobbles, she fairly glowed
and came, toward you llko a child
when she talked nbout her pet dog
In n New York hospital which hns
recently undergono two operations.
'I get two trlegrntnH a day BOine
times from Now York telling mo
about him." Then In lovely mood,
while looking out a window: "Not
,so long ago 1 nearly ran over. In my
car, n small, Ill-fed bit of a kitty and
I got out and picked htm up. Ho
was so covered with fleas. I take
him to my hotel and send to the
. drugstoro for flea powder and soon
ho Is cleaned. A newspaper report
er camo to see mo while 1 was tend
ing tho kitty- nnd he beenmo Inter-
to Dallas' and Houston whoro the ested In my protege nnd snld he
A WOMAN solicitor, who hnft '
been collecting money in Tulsa for
the Children's National Tuberculosis
society of Chicago, hns no connec
tion with tho Tulsa Tuberculosis ns
soclntlon or tho National Associa
tion for the Htudy ami Prevention
of Tuberculosis, nccordlng to Miss
Hoftdo ltlchnrdson of tho locnl or
ganisation. AHCIIDKACO.V JOHN Chnpln of
Oklahoma City will jironch at tho
Lenten service at Trinity Kplscopnl
church nt 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ning, There will bo nn unto
communion servlcn nt 10:30 o'clock
Tuesday morning. 4
JOHN W. HOFFMAN, president
of Ohio Weslevnn university. Dela
ware, Ohio, will bo tlfo principal
speaker at the Henil-nionthly meet
ing of the Junior chamber of com
merce hi tho municipal auditorium
at R o'clock Tuesday night. Hoff
man's subject will bo "Money."
A DANCK Is to bo given by the
Delano society nt the national guard
armory on Knst Hlxth street
Wednesday night The Delano no-
ilety I. the rhia! department of taken from the l'arls Fashion shop ing mmlilno wiluod nt $00 from It. 'schools, their orgnnlifttlon nnd nd
. tho lot id older nf nurs.-s and -Mi Knuilt Maui, mreci. ine muni i: kchm January ;iz. enieren uunistrniion.
money derived from entertainments ' or Match IS. entered ple,is i.r not ilcas of not guilty at their nrrnlgn
miil dnm-es is to be used to aniulro guilty nt their arraignment Mon- ment Mondny beforn Justleo II. J.
n nurses homo here . day lietore justice it. ,i. may anuinruy anu were rommitteu to jail
. were under bond r $2.onn tor pre- under bonds or $f,no ench ror pro-
ADVIJIITIHINO salesmen, as well ! Htnlnarv hearing Mnrch S! , ttiriliinry hearing on tho grand lar-
hs bnye.s of ndvetllHlng sp.iee. will I I-- , "-'" ircn
imvo an oppnriututy to talk anoui HKNIOHH. Juniors nnd i.ili- - '
each other nt the weekly luncheon ; niores nt Central high wlmol will DAMAOKS OF $S.3u0 for the
nnd meeting of the Advertising el ib . ()0 mtdreiwod this tuuriilns: at v I 1 lss i.f goods deHlrnyed In a fire
t Hotel Tulsn Tuesday noon. Ituy
ers of space wdl tell "What Is
wrong with the advertising sales
men" nnd salesmen will tell "What
to wrong with buyers of advertis
ing space."
i...
J. T. HI'NTHU and .1. It Harris,
arrested Hnturdny night In n Iioupo
In the northeast part of tho iltv In
possession of nbout $.1,000 worth
of wearing apparel, pint of which
hns been Identified ns juopefty
o'clock by I 'i'. John W. 1 1 ) I in it ii . I ;it it tin nt storage wnrelujuse, went
president of Ohio Wosleyun nt .asked by It. II. licit In district court
lMnwn.r, Ohl". In the assembly ' Monday ngnliti-l the Nichols KtoniK"
room. ' cotnpntiy.
i '
t'MTITIONM for dlvorco were1 II MtltY II. 11YAN of the depurt
tlled In district court Mondny by ment of music at Central High
Iterthn 1'eterson against Alfred aehoot Is In Hi. Louis attending the
IVtciHou, Kva 1. Hwltaer ngalust i middle west musical contest In
William M. IhvlUor. which sevutiil Tulsa people nro
' taking part. While thrre Mr llynn
JACK MOllltlHOS' nnd Tom MoT will timko a study of band and or-
lltiii. accused tit stealing a mow- (hestta work In the tit.
MAIIHIAOK LICHNHP.H were Is
sued to the following Monday by
tho clerk of eniinly court:: I'. F.
Lyncfi, 62, Tnlsn, and Mrs. It. II.
ltiirnott. ID. Midway; Thomas A.
lloss, it, and Clvtlo nentry, 16,
Hnnd Rprlngs; liny C. Slinw,
MiUlse Wliltn, 19, Tllisa.
I, and
Huili-sl Mnn li Day In New York.
Nl'iW YOIIK, March 21. Tits
hottest March day on record was
recorded today when the United
Htateii weather bureau thermometer
tnuchcil degrees. Yesterday's
record was 72.
rTlllMn ITnilnrtnUtnir fn.. ijin mti
Louls'you one-hiilC. I'hone O-mitS. AdvL
pcoplo move slow, not llko we do In
tho north, whero tho birds sing all
the Umo In the trees and flowers aro
everywhere. While I was In Charles
ton, 8. C, recently," again tho won
deful expression nnd ravishing look
from her beautiful eyes, "they gave
mn cnmellas so big," and slw clasped
both hands together, "I lovo the
south. 1 love tho waj(s of the peo
pln and oh, how they love music.
Wo arc thrilled with tho way they
treat us. You In Tulsa hnvo appre
ciation so much, too." Ono learns
tc lovo Hempel's way of speaking
'ngllsh. It Is really a carew.
"I am looking forward to tomor
row night. I know you will rovel
In tho gorgeous scenery and won
derful gowns. You have a, treat In
sjorc. It Is all so splendid." Hempel
is petite. Hho Is blessed with a good
figure and Is very graceful. On this
occasion sho woro Just a black trl
colnttc with rounded neck, nnd short
sleeves with a Glittering rope of
penrls. opera length, nbout her neck.
w'ijni nrip inn iinu a Home jor mm,
sclhe put a noto In tho paper nnd
be.iold, next morning tho telephone
ring, ring, ring, nnd I am forced to
tell tho operator to tend to things
for me. Tho kitty had a hundred
homes, I Just know.
Madame Hempel will go to the '
I'aclflc coast with tho company nnd
shortly will return to concert work.
She will sail In late May for Franco .
and Switzerland for a period of rest j
nnd will return to go on tour In a
scries of Jenny Llnd concerts. All
America knows nbout tho Jenny
Llnd Centennial celebration held In
Now York when Hempel, gowned as
Jenny Llnd of a century ago, gained
new laurels, If she could do such- a
thing with a New York audle-.re,
representing tho Swedish nlghtlngalo
nnd dlvn of that period, whoso name
nnd fame have never been forgot
ten. "People want Jenny Llnd con
certs," sho said, "and of course I nm
delighted to sco they have them,"
she said.
FINISH ST. JOHN'S
HOSPITAL
"Hi gtfM
tax
TWO AFTER MUSIC HONORS
nx-Covcrnor Ilrougb III.
LITTLK nOCK. Ark.,' March 21
Charles Itlllman nrnuirli. iin nro.
ceded Governor Mcltao as governor
Aransas, ts critically 111 nt his
nomo nere. Physicians said tonight
that tho patient In suffering a com
plication resulting from toxic
nephritis and cardiac Irregular-
incj- nam tno rormcr gov
ernor Is responding satisfactorily to
tneir treatment nnd liopo for his
ircmery lias neen strengthened.
Will God Take
Care of Your
Wife and
Children ?
Go over Ihe hill 'to the
Poor house with me and I
,.:n . .. .
i snow you now it is g
otten done.
Vou don't want that kind
of care. See me about nn
old line life insurance
policy.
DO IT NOW
W. A. Marquis
117 Security Hldg.
Osaffo 117.118
General Agcnt
VortlnvcMcrn National Life
insurance Co.
dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair
Miss Lnuiio Wood and Miss Tliclnm
Itoo to Compete at St. Ixiuls.
Miss Loulso Wood and Miss
Tholma Chnrletto Itoe, who will
seek ta win honors for Oklahoma
In vocal and violin contests, re
spectively, will leave for St. Louis
Tuesday evening In n party of seven
from this city to partlclpato In tho
young urtlsts' contest for Okla
homa. Missouri, Arkansas and
Louisiana to bo hld In St. iouls
Wednesday evening by tho federa
tion of musical clubs of the
Hyochka district.
Besides jiiss wood and Miss
Hoe, tho party will tnaludo Miss
Ksther Hoc, whd will accompany
her sister at tho piano In tho con
test, Mrs. Domingo C. Acosta. pres
ident of tho Oklahoma federation
of musical clubs, Mrs. Ned O. Itlgs
bee, stato chairman of tho young
artists' contest, Mrs. Pnttl Adams
Schrclncr, who Is official delegate
of tho Ilycchkn club, and who will
be ono of tho threo representatives
of tho Oklahoma stato federation
on tho non-competltlve program at
tho contest nnd Miss Mildred Davis
of Outhrle, Oklahoma stato con
testant In plann, Mrs. Ora Llght-
ner Frost., district president, who
brought about tho naming of this
dlstilct of four stales for tho lo
cal Hyechka club, .left Saturday
evening for Ht Iouls.
Wanted Hcutts.
"I havo called, sir, to seo If you
will rcnow your subscription to oui
society for converting tho heathen.
Last year you gavo sixpence."
"Wlmti Aren't they converted
yetr 7
Rose Wonder
Is Called tho
"Living X-Ray"
Because she finds- your
ailments without your
tellinp; her anything. She
does it absolutely without
charge. She is not a
Clairvoyant: not a Spirit
iwtlist. 14 East Fifth St.,
Tulsa, Okla.-Osage 5605.
The Best Way to Clean
Spark Plugs
squirt a few drops of Basslck Graph
ite l'cnetratinc Oil from the handy
can on the foulest parts. Leaves the
"Hal spots slick anil clean. Cleans the
dirtiest plugs In a jiffy.
Look for the Arrow
on the Can
This is vour assurance that you have,
I bought what you want.
, Ilasslck Graphite l'cnetratinc; Oil
juscd on your springs separates Im
mediately "frozen" leaves, cleans
rusted metal surfaces instantly.
Guaranteed
Ilasslck Grnpliito Penetrating Oit
j la Guaranteed to do cvcrvtlilni; wc say
It win or your money win ue rciunaca
without a question.
Ordtr from your Hatdwar
cr Auto Supply DiaUr . . PINT CAN
DEALERS SUPPLIED DY
Tulsn Aloniltu Lubricator Co.
MUIIHAV S. NOUTIIKOP. .Mgr.
120 W. Third St., Tulwi. f.Vdnr I32
nutrftratBr, AUmlu Hlih rrttiar tahrl'itlng Sn
lm, Uuilik OttphlK 'nttrttlni (Hi, Kwlck Uilrri.
cnt nn4 GMfO-lttor.
boaut!r;,iU 5?u want plenty ot "Ick.
ll mi ul' K0fJS-. s"ky hair, do by
II ta?x.ofc'vl,rl0li ua"druff. for It
Jou 5r.y 50Ur halr "nd ruin it If
v . It doesn't
kru.h tar-iiS? B0i t0."-y to
y tn I., r . . .Ul' l" only B1'ra
olve rM or dandruff is to dls-
To do Vh i. you. (,lstry It entirely.
orilnarv 11 Be,t,a,)ut tour ounccH of
Mjht wy,1Jilu'dI arvn; apply It at
moisten f" rcl rinB; UH0 enough to
V with th. .alp a?d rub 11 cent
mih the finger tips.
your most If not all.
three or uu 1,0 gone, and
WmpleteivH1; m?ro aPPcatlons will
roy ev.rt d,ll",?lv? nd entirely de-
Vbu Sm 8. n5le "len ttr"l traca f
dlni'i JlnJ' i00' tl,al 1,11 ,lchlnK
nd yluJ i ,ot t,no sca'P wl tP.
hinred ,.halr ivl "ok nntl 'eel' a
U in:.?"?.n at any drug storo. It
Jou wiii L" . an" four ounces la nib
andrnff ' "? fnattcr how much
of
CONCLUSIVE
EVIDENCE
That This Great First Annual Birthday
JUBILEE SALE
OF
203 SOUTH
MAIN ST.
203 SOUTH
MAIN ST.
Is the one real big bifrgain-giving event of Tulsa, is demonstrated daily, by the hun
dreds of willing buyers who are taking advantage of this big money-saving oppor
tunity to outfit themselves in the newest spring merchandise, at truly remarkable
savings.
Every department of our store contributes its shard of bargains to firmly estab
lish this great sale as the greatest bargain event of the year.
i
Standard percales, yard wide, good,
12c
15c
fresh, spring patterns on sale,
pcryafd at
Unbleached muslin; good
quality, on sale per yard at
New crisp spring dress ginghams, beau
tiful patterns in stripes and plaids, also
solid colors, yard wide, on sale 1 r
per yard, at XeJC
Silk striped and silver tissue ginghams,
yard wide, new patterns, new spring
retail price is 5c anu hoc a i -
vard. on sale at "Ot
20 doz. fuil size Turkish towels,
regular 35c values, on sale at . .
25 doz. extra large, good heaVy Turkish
towels, regular 50c values', 9Q
on sale at . . . AVKs
Women's union suits, white or pink
colors; tight or umbrella knee; all sizes;
regular $1.25 values, on ftQr
sale at OVV,
Pure thread silk hose, in black, new
shades of blue and brown; regular $2.50
T. "."?!: .-..$165
9-4 unbleached, sheeting; fine quality;
on sale, per yard, 45 C
17c
Fresh crisp voile blouses; in fine quality
voile; neat lace trimmed collars; plain
or embroidered styles;
on sale at -
$L45
Men's union suits, athletic style; A r7
all sizes; $1 values; on sale at . . tc I "L
59c
12c
Men's blue chambray shirts;
$1 values at
Men's 25c dress hose;
all colors at , .
Men's all-wool separate trousers, in all
the spring colors; flannels, serges, and
worsted materials; jrtp- Qp
10 values at tPt)i0
Men's four-in-hand silk neckwear; now
spring patterns; regular $1, $1.50 and
$2 values; on sale
at
65c
Men's dress shirts; new patterns; well
madet of good percales and spring
Bnirtlngs, $1.50 and $2 values
at
95c
Men's, women's and children's tennis
suppers, on sale Tuesday
at
69c
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