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TULSA DAILY WORM), MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1021
HOLDS LAND ON
CHILD ALLOTMENT
Stale Briefs
White Mother
Property
160 ACRES INVOLVED
Mother of Dead Child TakcH
An Appeal to the Su
premo Court
I UKMI UIKK, April 17 -Till' lornl
I pout rif tin' AtiU'ilciin leKlon, tlmniKli
,. . Hi pri.iltK lion of u liiitni' talent nlmw.
Not Al- Ihi w licit Ik tt cHHiiry npiiKixlmali'-
JOWed 10 lnlUM'lL lndiail I ment hy the i.oHt commander.
I HIIAWNHH. April 17. -A patron'
'lull or pin crit-tniicherM' Kimoclnllnn
i Iiiih linen orKimizcd here for tho pur-
piid nf co-nrillniilliiK cnnilltloilM It -
mien limn tii-torn in city nrlHMili mill
parent nr ptipim enrolled in the
a'.'lmulit.
MAI-KHTi:il. April 17 Mr-AIrm-
tnr will 1 1 ( i v i ii iiliiyiiriMiinl for nohonl
children h ii ri'Mtlll nf u npwIHl !(-
Unit whlnh voted a ono-hulf mill pivy
friini linen for mifriclent fluid to
I lint ill 1 liioili'iii ilityi:iiiiiinl lit each
nf tho ward IiiioIh. The 10-ltllll
levy for Kfhool maintenance whr nlm
voted ly the innrMyum.
OlTHIIINd, April 17 The CuMhlim
fee fair will lie enlarged to Include
two more ton riMhlpa till yeur, the
In I r committee Iiiim ileelileil. The
fnlr will tin hehl euily IhlH full.
OKMI'l.fllSn, April .-17. Kleveii
your of fallliftil ncrvlie n the pwtt
offli'e hcie linn lewnnleil II. II. .Mnr
till lid Hllpdl Itltllllll'llt nf tit ft I Ih. (.'oti
finilHlliiit nf hU appointment Iihr
lieeti terelveil from WiinhlliRlon. The
volume nf IiiimIiiihh ut the (IkmtllKce
prwtnffire him almost trehli.it In Mint
lime
fr"tl to Tli World.
OKH.MAH, April 17. The ttum of
Mary Kindred vn. Tom Oarr win
trleil hefore .IiiiIkc Millliinerii ill the
Mpeilal nenalnn of the dim net ennrt
liehl in okenmh and a de.cilnn wn
liitnle In fiivnr nf tho defendant. The
chiio Itivnlvril the nwnernlilp of I fit)
Here nf land In 3 J -1 3 -f , nnil the
iinedtlon wjik whether a mother nf
nn llleirltlmatn child ronlil Inherl
property, i ho fm her hclnn nn In
illiui nnil the mother n non-rltuen.
In thin time the father iccnrdcd
the rliilil'H tin ran nnil hail It plneeil
on tho Itiillnn rolln ii ml In ml wan
nlotteil to It. When th child died
the father helil the laud n owner.
An nit Iimh whk imlil on Hie laml
which In now held hy the Oypny oil
company, which vnn reprenculetl hy
counHel ut the trial, The court de
cided that a non-citizen mothor
could not Inherit property nml Kavo
JiiilKinent for the defendant. The
attorney for the plaintiff have up
penloil the (line to the miprcmc
run it mil! expect to have tho deolidou
reversed, cltlnK a decbdon rerently
hitmlcd down liy that t-olirt In which
tho court held that tho provision
cxehnlliiK noii-nltlzeiiH wan ntiro
Kiited ami repealed when Ktatehood
camo on,
Tho leual fraternity, iih well nn
many other In tho Indian rnuntry,
wilt watch tho outcome of thin milt
with Intercit.
CALL FOR BOND ELECTION
of
Kiw t'lty l)rlrcH lUtenslon
Water unit l.lk'ht .SjHtcins.
Ierlnl to Tho World.
KAW C1TV, April 17. An olee
tlon linn been culled at Knw City
for May (! for tho purpoxft of rut
in R on the Is'iiiaiirii of Mr., una IiomiIh
for tho extension of tho electric and
Witter xyntciiix of that city,
Tho tmprnvemcnlH Hinmht Incltido
ti laiKer hulltllni; for hotixliu; tho city
water nml lluht dcpnrtmcntH, the
limtallatlon of a new electrical unit
thnt will kIvo an additional 200
hornopower, purchami of nn nddltlon.
ul electric tiwltchlioaril, oxteiiHlon of
tho city strout IIrIiIIiik ryti-m, laylnj
of 15,000 feet ot water lltii'H, and
extomdon. of water, and electric bitv
Ico to 348 additional rcntriunuco.
Tho city voted IidihIh minio tlmo
ko to put In ltd municipally owntd
natural Ka8 HyHtotn.
DfllVE FOR BOY SCOUTS
Rclinol Niipcrlnlcnili'iil WanH Unit
for ICacli Cliiinli and School,
HpcrHI In TIlK Wnrlil,
PONCA f'tTV, April 17. A com.
plolu outline, for n hoy hcoiiI or
ganization haH Imen worked out hy
J. N'. Hamilton, city Htipcrlutomlnut
of hcIiooIh, who will dnvoto nil of thin
Kummer'M vacation toward pnttlnt;
tho orHanlzatlon on ItH feet, lie
chairman of tho local Iloy Hcout
council.
HIm plan IncluduH tho utlllratlon nf
nit tho chtirchen and xchooln iih
units, ench lielnif rcniiciiteil to or-
Kanle a troop anil furnlHli a ncout-
inuttter. this will kIv an limnudlato
orKanlzatlou of from mIx to rlttlit
troopH, wjth otheiM to lio added. Tho
lilaiiH Include an encampment diir
tng tho Mimuicr on tho 101 ranch.
MUCH WHEAT GOING ABROAD
: 'I'ralnloods Dally In (iulf for I'orelK'ii
i iiHtotiicrh.
Spoll tnTlie Wnrlil.
PONCA (Try, April 17."ItlookB
111(0 tho cntlrn country, ho far iih thin
nectlon of Uio United HtateH Ih con
cerneil at least. In unloiidlnK 1'"
wheat, for thero aro trnlnlonilN of It
KOltu; Into (lalveHion dully and It
In all liclttBsent rapidly overnean,"
says V. .1 Monalioe jf tho l'oiu;a
City Mllllnk' cotnpany, who linn Jnat
returned from i tiulneBn trip to the
Kiilf count. Ho wiyn:
"One thin; ulinut tho heavy hM.
tnent alirond. nt tho prenent time,
In the fact that ho much wheat Ih
KoInK to countrieM that are not con
. oldercd hh huyern generally (Ireece,
Italy, and oven lturnanla. Wheat In
alno helnc nhlpped to Franco, llol.
Itltini and Home other countries."
iri.w in of e.,miilm- unity nrKiin
iXid.a tt in k liioweiM iihho' liitioh o
il inteMiitf heie l.i.il week KxtelixiV'
plnii.liiK of truck crop In to lie iliyid
hefme alt (jrowerH of the county.
AltDMOItll. April 17 April 22
nml tt have been net nntilo here n
the day upon which membornhlp
dilvcn will he 'hrld to Inrreano the
toll lti Ardmoie'n Civic league.
IIOIIAIIT, April 17 Pour htintlred
Imlmi of KlnwA county cnttrni wore
run thrnnnh a lorn I prenn antl Ittndeil
unto rum for ohtpment to lrtittce.
Thin In the firm shipment nf a nerlen
that will follow lo ovemonn polntM.
AlthMOIlK, April 17. -Hxxovernnr
I'roiiKh of A i Murium, will deliver fhe
commencement Hilillnwt to Arilmole
public nelionl ,Mny it, necordltiK to
nn announcement ly C. V. ItlchnriR
superintendent of city Mdiooli, ,
: ROAD FUND IS
QUICKLY RAISED
Sixty-Three Yearn of
Wedded Lite Celebrated
With Six Children Here
DIll'MltlOIIT, April 17 In order
to ncquiilnt Druini hiht nchonl child
i en with the elementary prinrlplcii
of tho production, leflnlni: and dln
trlluillon of nil. oil men have linen
Invited to pea It heforo them nml In
turn talo them upon u tour of the
oil fieltlH Htirrotiudliur Drtimrlfiht,
HIIAW.VKIO, April 17. --The formal
dcilliatlou of the recently isompletitl
Anher IhIiIko. May 1, will he attended
hy 20.000 people, iiccnrdlnit to an en
tlmato hy the committee In rhnt:e
or arrauuemenln. Two npeclol tralim
will carry Mhawneo vlnltot-H. I)ce
1,'atloiiH finm ndJolulnR conntlre have
alHo nlKulfleil their Intention of at
tendluu tho ceremonies,
HNI1J, April 17. A ptlbllo welfare
bureau, to take uharite and Kcncrnlly
HtipirvlHe welfaro and churltiiblo no
tlvllleH of I'Inlil, wiih perfected at a
meetliiK of varlotm city orcaulzatlotiH,
CIWIIlNO, April 17. A TwIllRht
City Iciikuo, made tin. nf four teamn
from IndiiHtrliil con(?iirnH of Cunhlm;,
will open up the neiiHon hero thin
week. TenniH entered aro from two
oil flnhH and two railroad offices.
AUD.MOIti:, Apill 17 Tho Okla
homa I 'outer iiSHiiclittlon will meet In
eighteenth annual convention hero on
April 21 and 22. AdvertlnorH and
men prominent In poster extension
from all pints of tho country am ox
pt'L'tcd to bo In nttondanuc,
NOWATA. April 17. Moro than
1,600 peoplo from all parts nf Ottawa
county attended tho burial service
of Horrccnnt IcwIh Davis, killed In
action in Franco. Ills wan tho first
tiody of Xownta pounty men who
died overseas to tin returned home.
W'NCA.V, April 17. A bond Isnno
iicifrcK.il Ini,- JK00.000 for water.
llKl.t and newer ImprovementH In this
city will ha nubmlttcd to a voto of
tho peoplo early In May, the board
of city coiiimlsnlouerx hait decided,
V1NITA. April 17. PreparntlniiK
nro bclnir made, hero to entertain vl
Itots and ileleentCH to the Kastein
Oklnhnmii District convention April
21 of tho order of Odd FcIIowm and
Ilchckahs.
OICI.A IIO.MA CITV, April 17.
Thoiiimiids nf seres of choice Indian
land will be thrown on I lie open
irniiket in auction sate over eastern
i ikl i tioloa, sliit'Mn ut ClMiemme,
April ix, nml iIosIiik at Hiilllsnw
Apill UH.
WOMAN IS ARRESTEDlj
Wlfo of l.'nir.- Who Shot llcpu
I) Sheriff Mild for IIiuIiik
Llipior.
ferUI to Ths Wnrlil.
ADA, April 17. --.Mrs. Molllo
Trnmniell of Cnulifalo, who was or
resled In thin city for transporthiK
llfiuor on Urn day that Hen Mar
shall, with whom she was traveling,
shot mid IiltMd Dsputy Hherlff (Jus
N'ebhut, comes to trial In th county
Court Mnnilay.
hen the offlCvrH nttetmited to
arrest Marshall at that time for
trannportlm; Honor, ho broke loonn.
shot nml killed one officer nnd shot
at another one an he passed out of
the door of n hotel here. Mrs. Train
men won in the room with hltn and
was arrested. Marshall Is helm?
held for murder and the woman In
helm; tried nn tho liquor churne
only. Tho evidence broueht out
shown thnt hIio has some chance of
acquittal.
Temporary Court Iioii.m) Located.
Hprll to Tin- Worlif,
OKRMAII, April 17. Tho county
commissioners last Tuesday signed
a contract with tho owner of tlm
Main hotel for a year's lenso on tlm
hotel tin 1 11 1 n k nnd nro busy now rn
modellmr the rooms to accommodate
Iho Mevcrnl county offices, ltusli
work Ih helm; done M order that
tho court clerk's office and tho room
tn bo used for the district court may
bo In readiness on April IS, when
the regular May term ot tho district
court will convene.
Work on Oil Field Koute
Will He Pushed With
Vigor
KfiwUI to Ths Wftlti!.
PAWIII.'HICA. Apill 17. Paw
htiakii In a whirlwind cntnpnlKn
iHlneil (3,000 In three hours for tho
coiiHtruellon of the P.uvhuska
Western hlRhwny, a shortcut to the
Carter nnd Hickman pools, In town
hip SI, laiiHS (S east. Tho highway
proceeds nloni; tho Pawhuska-lltir-bnnk
road for a itlstnnco of UH
miles to hrsni li off Into a t'w-mlle
titoff to the enit end of the Carter
field, which lien to tho southeast nf
the Hickman pool.
The county road force will be put
work at once. The name of
the llartlenvllli) road, which has
been almost completed Hy Osnt,'"
county, has been changed to the
Pawhunka-ltartlenvllle Scenic IiIhIi
wny, offering perlmps the most tile
tiilesiiio meiile iniilv In Oklahoma.
Clt Irons hnvfl Hiinranted tho con
structlon of a brlilK ncrnns Hock
creek on completion of which tho
h lull way will lio ready for all tour
ist travel.
KpirlH to The Wottit
PONCA CITV, April 17 Wed
ded for nearly Iwo thlrdn of n cen
tury In the record of Mr. nnd Mrs,
Isaac C. Coato of this city, who
celebrated their sixty-third wed
ding anniversary here last nlKht.
They wero man ted In 1HIT8 In tho
presence of 600 peoplo In tho
Quaker church at Now London,
1ml.
Their four sons and two daugh
ters nr all living and were pres
ent nt last night's dinner which
whs served on the same walnut
table Hint wan hi ought overland
fiom Indiana by the Coates In a
pralrlo schooner, 31 yenrs ago.
Honor to Indian CikxI.h,
Hiwll In Tin Wnrht.
NOKMAN, April 17. Twenty
soven part Indian itlrls nt tho Uni
versity of Oklahoma figured this
week In celebrating the first annual
"Native Oklahoma" day. DetallH
nf tho state'H history were stressed
tin the Unlveislty Y. W. C. A. did
honor to coeds nf Indian blood.
.Minle Star .War Death,
Hprrlnl to Thi. Worlit.
NIOWKIItlf, April 17. Miss
Mnbcl Colvllle, one of thin state's
motion picture stars, Is near death
at the homo of her mother, Mm.
Frnnk Colvlllo, near Newklrk. She
was taken 111 scleral months ago,
when about to attain fame as a star
and has been gradually growing
worse. Hho Iiiih appeared In ' pie
lures with Norma Talmadgc, Nazl
mnva nnd others.
Dohi I 'lend In Agony.
Mlierlat tn Ths Wnrlil.
PAWHILMKA, April 17. Cole
Anderson, an alleged dope nddlct. Is
In a serious condition at the county
Jail following a night of agony In
which the victim alternately begged
for drugn or death to relieve his suf
fering Anderson Is being hold on
the charge of dope peddling.
'aTREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS
Organ llecltal nt Christian Church
I'lciiNint Attraction Sundnj
Ilogliinlng with the soft weird
strains of oriental music, merging
Into the sweet tones of lthelnberger's
"Vision" and the dreamy echo songs,
Interspersed with n beautiful 'ocnl
volo and splendid dramatic rending,
then closing with n full origin num
ber bv James ItogeiH. Krnest Prang
M'amm held 'his Inrge audience of
Tulsa music loverM literally Bpell
boood for an hour and a half Sunday
afternoon dining the rendering ot
hln IR orgnn recital.
With one of the largest ntltllencs
thin year, Mr Slamm was as'sled
In his recital by Dr Mendn 13. Dull,
haxHo, and Miss Josephlno Layman,
render.
Dr. Dntt, who possessen a fine bass
voice, which Is characteristic for Its
m . - lt.l.1.7. Y'..tl...,
evi'linesw ot loot', rniiiH, i ii.- hiik )
of Shadows," by llarrl. Dr D'itt h is
a fine understanding of music, and
he Is n composer ,as well as a singer
Miss Josephine layman lit con
ceeded tn ho one of Tulm's hest dra
matic readers. Her Interpretation of
Henry Van Dyke's story. "The Txint
Word," portrayed her splendid dra
matic ability.
Mr. Ktnmm played threo groupt
on the organ. Heglnning with
Stnughton's "Persian Suite," Mr.
Statu m played a variety nf good se
lections. One of the most beautiful
numbers he gavo was "Virion," by
Ithelnberger. In this selection the
echo pipes were used very effectively.
The recital next Sunday, 4n which
Mr. Stiinnii will be asHlsted by the
Tulsa Male chorus, will close this
season's series of Sunday afternoon
organ recitals nt the Christian
church.
M. D. A DRUG PEDDLER?
IHx-tor lloisl, (omitted In I idcnil
Court or Violating .nrnnio imw.
Held In .Tall.
Dr. C. O Hood, aged physician,
who has practiced In Tulsa for sev
eral years, waH Saturday afternoon
found guilty by a jury In federal
court, tinder four Indictments of vio
lating the federal nariotlc net.
Judge Colin Nelilett will pronounce
sentetico sometime Monthly.
Doctor Hood whs nrresttd In Oc
tober of 1910 by .1. K Ortene, fed
eral narcotic nKent, It. 13, It'ce and
Charley Andsrson, police detectives',
after the office had sent alleged
drug addicts to the doctor, with
marked bills ami" orders iu hit
dope. According to testimony the
addicts did procure dope from the
doctor, and, according to the oOi
...... .. l.n.i ilmv xonri lied hLs office
they found about 30 tablets of nmr
phlne. . ,, ,
Severnl times before Doctor Hoot
had appealed In federal rum' iinue
similar charges. Ilo ptcadi d giuliy
on two occHSlotis and was Html At
one time, hta llcenw to .r,i. tUr
medicine on a phydclan was uvokc l
by tho state medical tumid antl he
apliealed and wss pi n d u-nUr
bond. Ills case Is yet to t .- Ii. aril
After the reading of lb.- virdlct
the Judge remanded the the tor Into
tho hands or the Cnltnl St itc
niarshal. Until sentence Is pro
nounced the doctor will be kept In
tho cltv Jail and when Informed of
hl.i fm Saturday evening he ut- I
eird a vig 1 1 'Us pri.tut, but to no"
avail
I COAL PRODUCTION SLUMPS
Output In Week 5 .Million 'tons lie
low Safety Margin.
WASHINOTON. April 17. Out
put of bituminous coal In tho week
ending April 2 had slumr-ed to
R,7f.o,000 tons, or "approximately
5,000.000 tons below the nvcrngo
rognrded an ordlnnrlly safe," the
National 0 oU 1 association nn
nntinreil lodny. "Not slni o pn
war days," It snld. ' had there been
Hiith a low nverago output."
The tondltlotis was attributed by
the assot latlon largely to lat k of n
market nnd had resulted, It niltlod.
In the mines running at ' only half
cnpa'itv with 100 000 miners Idle
l'tiatiltiiiius Vote fur School,
Spi . i tnTlio World.
Sl.K'K, April 17. Tie ,
held at the sehoolhousi. 1 Vr,iJay
for tho purposo nf voting ,lll9
public school Improvetm r,i I on(j,
received the unanimous v.it.
board propose tn erct a m u
Ing, luiy additional slto ai d tllyp
tho edifice.
That loyal old dress suit
should be cleaned at
Clinsoti'i bnfnr. lb.
- . - v. nit;
moths get it. Osage 4660.
Mon. Tue JyjST
'y!SVh''lDAy'
I Rich as If Sweet as
I Butter 1 R Nut
I wBmm
ICIks to Hold CoiiM'iitlon.
Speelul tnThK Worlit.
PAWllt'SKA. April 17. Tho fol
lowing delegation has been uppolnt
ed by the Klk lodgo to roprcsont
tho Pnwhuskn chapter nt tho state
convention at Ardmore: C, II. (III
hert. Martin Cnrrlkor, (I. N. Kturgell,
I.. M. Colvllle. Paul N. llumplirey.
Kd T. Kennedy. Itobert Stuart, Carl
H. Itlley. (1. II. Carson, I'retl Till
man, John T. Kennedy, IMdln
Thomas, Itobert (IrltiHtead, J. J.
Worten.
tvAtl'TXlKi;. April 17. Truck
WM. S. HART IN PLAY
OF KENTUCKY FEUDISTS
Cast as .Minister Who Is KIiIpm( Son
of Kentucky .Mountaineer.
In "Tho Apnstlo of Vengeance,"
Triangle feature which will ho seen
al tho Lyric theater today only.
William S. Hart Ih seen In a story of
the Ctimberl.ind mountains,
"Tho Apiwtlo ot Vongennre," n
drama from tllio Pen of Monte M.
Katerjohu, Is a lain nf Kontuc'iV
mountain feudists and Iiiih been
handled with tho realism character
istic of Trlanglu production. Its
many tense scenes tire framed In
settings of iinu.iiinl pic hires, men cm.
thus combining two of the mont lm-i
portant elements in photoplay pro
duction. Hart In cufit ns David HudHon, n
minister who Is. tho eldest son ot a
sturdy 'Kentucky mountaineer. He
la brought face to turn with the
problem ot choosing between aveng
ing tho death of his father, killed In
n feud buttle, nml abiding by tho
spiritual teaching that 'To mo ho
longuth vengenco nnd recompense."
Ills decision forum the big scene of
tho story and how ho succeeded ulti
mately in restoring order among the
warring factions In forcefully de
pleted throughout tho remainder of
the play.
Hart la supported by a capable
cast, 'Including Nona Thomas,
Joseph J. Dowllng, Fanny Mldgluy,
.luck (Hlhcit. ami Marvel Stafford.
Tho production was directed by Hart
nnd photographed by Joo August.
Advt.
Notice to Our Patrons
in District No. 2
Your Electric Rills are due and must be paid
on or before tho 18th or service will be discon
tinued. District No. 2 comprises all territory cast of
the center of Main street and south of the cen
ter qf Third street.
Public Service Company
of Oklahoma
l07East Fourth Street Kcimcdu Building
We close Saturday at 1 P. M.
Orpheum Bill Entertaining
A Host of Stars at Majestic
Orpheum.
There In a little bit of everything
on tho hill at tho Orpheum theater
this week, with u huge slico of
beauty predominating. Tho beauty
end of tho program !h furnished
In thu revue, "lilts and Pleceii,"
Btarrlng Jack Patton and Lorctta
Marks. This is Ind I a beautiful
offering, presenting many lavish
settings nml a group of stunning
glrllcH that nro "easy to look nt."
"Hits and Pieces'' Is a potpourri
of snatches from prevailing Hroad
way hits, and iih presented hy Pat
ton ami Marks went over In a
hurry. Tho mimical numbers were
exceptionally well rendeied ami
tho dressing of each mouther was
excellent.
Miss Marks Is n pleasing llitle
somebody and caught on Instantly.
She Is tho owner of a splendid
volco nnd her eveiy mannerism
was Irresistible. Mr. Patton had a
lot ot work to do nnd did It clev
erly, "lilts and Pieces" will be a
Hotirco of delight to Orpheum pa
trons this week.
Wilfred clarko and company
registered a solid hit with a sketch
termed "Now What?" It Is to be
supposed that the title has noth
ing to do with the story, for th
manner In which It went over gavo
thu audience no chance to guess.
There were n set lew of Hltll.itlons
worked out In cyclonic fashion and
every llnu spoken and every move
ment brought laughs. Miss (Irnce
Menken Ih deserving of special
praise for her assistance In making
tho sketch one of tho most pleaH
Ing ever seen here.
Sunan Tompkins emtio to Tulsa
unheralded, yet it Is an umiuestlon
able fact that Orpheum patrons will
be glad nt her nciiualiitauco before
she leaves. Ah n violin vlituovo tho
charming urtlsto scoted posltlvoly.
Her nppci.rnuco on this bill Is an
outstanding fe.uuni and ndds a
llaucy of tho Mujestlc performance
yesterday.
l'nlnit.
Local playgoers who crnvo tho
wholesome and optimistic rather
than the Hcnu.itlonal and morbid,
hail a rare treat Hurved them yes
terdny, ut tho Palace theater, when
Constant'!) Hlnney'H latest release
was shown for tho first time.
Tho story deaN with tho adven
tures of n little working girl w'40
Is lifted from tho scullery of a
great New York lintel to a life of
luxury in a wonderful Ixing Island
ivinntry place, hy a gang of crooks
who have learned, from n pawn
shop keeper, that tho girl ownw a
rani old itllver goblet which bears
the crest of a dlhtlnglshetl family
of Irish nobility.
The girl doesn't know much
about her ancestry, but her mother
had told her that the goblet was
a family heirloom; the crooks pre
tend to represent the family antl
for a time tho girl Is very happy
with her supposed grandfather.
Then the real grandfather ap
pears, and clalniH not only tho cup
but the girl, and the fake Jewel
scheme or tho crooks, to which the
girl wan to be nn unconscious as
sistant, Is roiled.
Miss lllnney Ih supported In this
picture by a capable cast which
Includes Vincent Coleman, Illaucho
Crnlg. Cecil Owen, William H.
StratlsK, Charles .Mussett. J. 11. 1111
motir antl Malcolm Hradley.
Tho Pathe Neww and Palace or
chestra aided quite materially In
bringing artistry to an excellent
performance.
distinct hrlllancv to the program. , " 1 "',,u'r Vanity
Ilol.be and Nelson, two men. 011. 01a,l. because It Is a corking goo.
tortnlned with a lot of nonsenso
that took well and the Hinging end
of the act Is exceptionally good.
Saxon and Farrell Joked some and
s.ing a little, while The Mellauns
presented a novelty that gained
applause.
Max Vork'H PupllH will delight
the children this week, for it can
bo said that the cnnlnn specialty Is
one of tho clevetest In vaudeville.
lUaltn.
Thero lem't a man. woman or
child in Tulsa but what will feel
glad for having seen "The Cowboy
Aco" which began an engagement
at the Klnlto theater yesterday.
1
melodrama with every essential
thrill tn keep one on tiptoe, and
glad to have been lit a theater
wliern a Tulsa made photoplay was
being shown and vesting an Inter
est In a performance that Is satu
rated with local color.
Hut, "The Cowboy Ace" will
draw thefttergoern without cnlllng
on patrlotlMtn. It will draw here,
there and everywhere 011 Its merits
ns a wholesome play, that startlen
with gentllnx Interest nnd rapid
fire action. There Isn't a dull mo
ment In (he entfre unfolding of the
story, the direction Ih superb and
the photoplay unusually excellent.
A Tulsa man wrote tho story of
"The Cowboy Ace," and Tulsa men
own the picture. Tho locale or the
piece Is laid In nnd about Tulsa
and every Inch of the film is a
touch of prldo to renuletits of tho
"Magic City."
Heglnning yesterday "Tho Cow
boy Ace," along with six other
Westart pictured, will be shown
throughout the civilized world. In
New York city. In Chicago. I.os
rtiigeies. nntitn America, .lap. in,
China. Knglnnd, Scotland and other
points! Whorever there Is a mo
Hon picture theater, right thero
Will bo shown a Westart plcturo
and labeled Tulsa.
The Klalto theater was crowded
yesterday with enthusiasts and tho
surprising situations an brought
out by tho author nnd director
were applauded greatly. It Ih a
pleasure to say that tho first ef
fort ot the Westart Pictures, Inc.,
was tv notable achievement and If
the balance of the releases measure
Moodle.
Filled with dramatic moments
that exerted n powerful appeal,
the Paramount ptcturliatlon ot
William HIUette'H famoim play.
"Held by the Knemy," was pre
ivnted before a delighted nudlence
nt tho Majestic theater yesterday.
That tho photoplay scored was
amply evidenced by the Interest
Generally shown In tho production.
Interpreted by an all-star cast
headed by such players iih Jack
Holt, AgucH AyrcM, Wanda Hawley,
Lillian Lelghton, Lewis Stone and
Walter HlerH and admirably di
rected by Donald Crisp. "Held by
tho Hnemy" h distinctly nn nrtl
tlo achievement. Tim story has
to tin with a hello who believing
her hiiHhaud to havo been killed
tails in lovo with another man. At
the crucial moment tho husband
turns up. After learning that his
wlfo loves nnother, ho steps out of
hlH wife's pathway to love and hup.
pincbs.
Mr. Holt Is excellent n Pretvott,
whtlo beautiful Agnes Ayres was
charming as Huchol Ilayne, tho
sweetheart w'lfe.
The Majestic News, Topics of up to tho same high standard, then
tho Day and a special scoie of old Tulsa is on top of tho heap a a
tune melodies enhanced the brll movie production contor
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