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LSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, Al'KIL 18, 1921
R1 .
It
t
s
HOLD SCHOOL
FOR MOTHERS
deeding of Children Who
Arc Underweight to
lie Taught
CLASSES BEGIN NOW
More Than 100 Pupils at Lo
well School Kali Short of
Normal Wuiidil
Nutrition clnnnea. nri'lcr the nil"-
plcea of lh' Junior Ited Cram, will i
be PNtahlhihnd In the l,oucll want
school thin week, ullli Mrn. W. H. I
Godfrey In ehnrKP. 'I hp olnwi'f will
in put oiipn a wppW with Ida mothers
of the students attending.
Mm. Godfrey reports that I in
KtllllHIllK Ml l.mvt'11 srhnol urn tniiri
tlittn 7 per ri'Ml iiinliir weight. TIipv
Mill tin divided lulu five f'lumiH nnil I
III ri i t wild Mr Godfrey and her
MililHIit niiee II wrk (, tcrrlVP III
Mrtiutlnns mi I iwi I Hi i-uIps. They wilt
b WPlKhed nnrn II week and H rpe
uril kept nf their phyalinl conditions.
Nmi Clashes Klnrlixl.
I'Ihmk'h In homo hygiene nnd csre
of Hit- sick iir helm; established nil
orr the elly iiml minify ly Mrn
Godfre ami her iihMMihiI, Minn Kit-
tlr I'. Miner. At present llii'in I a
NEW STORE OPENED
dettclry Shop AMrulril Irovidi on
Mint MkIU of llinlncwt III II"
New 1iKiilloii.
M H hiwi num. wild has foi
mnn yeiim b"f n n prominent figure
in Tulsa a Jnwi-li-y World, liinliill'd
hlmsidf Mini HtHlf In bin new "Imp,
I'M nnd 3'i'J Hull III Mil I n strcnt, and
ijtiltii nil ituspli loun iipmilliK took
IpIhi'i Iji nt lilKlil rtevrtiul Ihouaund
rulwinn Innpniinil Ilia commodious
ustnhllshinnnt nml prnland the Jitwl
i'l H Plforta to Rive Tulsa mi" f III"
halnlrtoiueat as Hull its III' limit
complete ehnpa nt lit html III II"
nouthWPid
The rixtuii'M arp hmiliflful. Indird
ItuiiKhlK hIiiiik th walli in moil
fin innea, rinks nml mIi'Ivi's, iti.li
lustily ducornird, hiiiI showlUK Hid
new, unl'iuq alnl orlKltnil In liuml
wiiiih Jswclry nnd nllvurwuri). In Hip
center of I hi' I'hnp la ft "hordiop"
i nap mill H wonderful collection of
llntmim!n Mini piccloua mIhiiih
hfip noted. Dlminiriiln front one
elKhth en rut to 12 cumU wm din
played.
Wiianrrrunu'a nmv nhOi In untia
tin I ly iipiii'iilliifr. II 11 " iiii'iIitii
rlMHNlr In atom liilllillrm. l-Jveiy lie-
piirtinPiii In niHit In llsidf, friim
Hip pilviitu iIIhiikiiiiI HBlnii In thv
nptli'iil purlnr. A wati-li mljintmpnt i
i mini Iiim iilmi lifini InalullnU, llk-
ivlm a cmnpli'tn maniirnotiirlnK wl
1 i... it
nr pmii Hipii thp"nn-il-.
"!... . "ulil h ive pxh nih il nvpr tin
. !.!lhp fliol vfur, nlthnuieh hut
'iw1'! w " lilil",,l lhi
'""((r l not iipw, lint it inni
'')' ttvi rlonk' il thill whpn It "P
''M lifforp, l hi prPHonl ln
fInm nt Hip Kn.n. Pi. Wlllaril hnmo. r.'" , ' ' " " ' ,r,,1,
dPii.nti.ln.t.on .In KWW(.l f":
iiikii i" i"i"i . I,..,.. ,1,1 ,,,,,1,. Inrfnriu
,S'. Xaral Forces in
Adriatic to Conic Ilonw
p (jiiiiin Nil
nr rmnimriillw!
In Our
H i' I AM
IiiiIkp
: i "i v, .i ii I
f iiKi'i'iH WAMIIIN'.Ti.N April 17. -Wlth-t'nik
th Irlrawiil nf Amprli.ui nnvnl forci-s
's""?B'R4Wf. FARTHEST NORTH
OF POSIUFFICtci
Viiii Hi- f"?i'pi H,n"'" h" nmlnlnlmd a imll nnvnl
lnll I'TPp airiPK tnp war, wan nnnnunrpii
f Valiii 1
TIH I U ''!
I - ' pll"
In the Heii n in
ii . t.
iNtrodtnr'
BIK'f '
i (In
it I It 'i
ily l
In Orgo1
ilrnlii-
'ii Itodnv hy Hi;( ritrv lipntf '.
I 'Ihn i rulpr I'h.iltarKinn unit
Ifilvmpla will rPtnrti to Hip fnltpil
Htnp to Iip nlitiipil t nnn or Hip
ntlipr of thp riinjor illvlnlonn nf the
, dept. lJptroyi'r illvlnlon 16, pnnlHt
i In of a numhpr of nw dptrnypr
ihiilli durlnK thv wr, will gn to Hi
j AHlntlr flrii't and will if Htatloiicd
I with tho forrp inidfir uotnmnnil nf
Admiral MtrntiM
f . Wm union Trw
f VsPlnmandlnK t hit
iTSi hp kopi and
net Imyp bppn nKI
xitntlon who pxprpjMPit
that no iirovmion wan
.itihlli tUin prttir to ad
hlRll Krlinili.1 II In ,,n.m Mil.
""P.' Ulfiroprliitliiii niPiiMiirpH in a
pprloil Iphs I han thri'ii wppkn, njnl
thn prohnliMlly In It will rpqnlrp four
iviiolm, puppt'lnlly If llinni hn any
i (niMliloralilc iilvcritPiicp In npliilnn
rolallvo iim in tliu dtrllmt)iui of Hip
funilf.
I'liNMiKn of thi'fin nc I n -without nl
tiuliiiiK thp i-mi'i'iti-ii' v t'lnuKi' would
thurpforp nipnn thai tiny wmild nor
ho In forrr and pffn-t until alimtt
Iho flrnt day ct HpldPtuliPt- Nor inn
thp iPKlHlaiiitP pii..it n I, H hit would
tiffppllvn Ihn iniig-i wultl h'i pvpi
errutpr than ai prppiit
CiiiiIupII I'linril Out.
Thn tPKlaniiti ,ii of I'ipHiilpiit cant
widl jif the' A V M ioIIi-kp. mi
ndlltipod whllp III'1 I'Klilatun- wiih u
aaloii, Ih now In ink MilnliiP'l. II'
la (iim of thi' IdK ii r r 1 1 ulttiiiil piIu
rnnrn (if th mnnhwiit. liolni'
lii'iiuKlit Iipi-0 durli k limp I'l'ini'
ilitult w.ia iuoidi-ii( nf tln Kiitt'
hoard of iiki I' iiliiiri on thi ri- oiu
i ii i-it I ii 1 1 in of tlii'Hi. h kIi 'Hi In tin
fedi ral nvrP iilttiral dii'iiiin'tit
I'rpftldpM fnntivpll fnmii ar with
ROYAL
Last Times
TODAY
If tho world turneuits bnclc would you K'vo in nnd tnkc
tho easiest wny, or would you fiffht for your God
givon right to bo n good ntnn or n (jood woman?
Miss a men I but don't miss the gront fiction in
"i
I
mamma
- - HLJ
Also Double Adventure nnd Coinody
DANCING
ELECTRIC PARK PLEASURE RESORT, NOW OPEN
FOR THE SEASON
DANC1NC i:Vi:itY NlllllT
Utulor new mnnuRCincnt. 12nry coiirtpoy cxtt'iidcd our pittronn.
IlPd l'ork or Bnpulpu nir to Hud Kork. Fret) Auto Ht'rvlco to
thu l'nrk,
J. W. DRYAN, Mrrr.
STRAN
Now
Playing
0illiam LJK?
presents
TOM MI
"I
KOLIN COMEDY
Kelli-illllc: U: I3, I IMS, 12:30, S, IIM.I, 1-30. ft 15, 7. H in, onto
I iiiiihp tnadp lh npppupaiy m-
niPnlfi Mini Hip clprkii nrr pn
bit Hid' jniirti.tl ok iiHiial. Tli"
unatp Joiirnnl will al' hn pul.
Ilxlnd, hut thp artlvlllPO on Dm'
ldi- nf tlifk IpKlnlatH n hniidr. ar in.
ko ptiitioiincpil on tin- othi'r nidi'
lliimi'r tiilln KiiKlnppm, i
I'llllAHULI'IHA, April 17. I
I lerhprt Iloovpr, UPPrPlary of rom-
nn'iip, tuday rpliiPd an pri'nldi'nt
of iIih Ami-rlPiin KiKflni-pm (MUnil
of thn KedumtPd Auiprlran pnicliicprH
pnplPtlMi. Thp rpulKtiatlon wan nr
ppIPd at thn nlo'ilni; mpahIoh of Hip
coum II. Hp riiVii hk Ii In rpanotiM Un
furl that thn council, hy Itn runiitilu
Hon. w pnfUffril ill Ihn furtln i Hm'
of natlnnnl mtlvlflpn whlih itii'iUp
Ipflnlalliin, and Hi a I hp km a iin'ml.or
of thp rtpriitlvp hianrh of 1 1 1 - (.; iv
PI llllli'ld. Mllltd nut nihiUli n'ly di
i ft t Kin Ii artivlilPH a in offliir of
thp null i II. In K'lld
MOW VoIlK, April IT W. 1:
"I'uwtyfoot" .tohnaon, vpfrran "dry"
minpiilKnpr, dp lanl today hefori
i Ulnar for Rnirland, on ihn Odrlu.
that them wen- thrpp "WPt npota In
tha United matk .New York. Chl
(no mid Haltlmorp - and that Now
York win tha "pltpt."
"Hut." anld Mr. .lohnnon. "you
drtnkpra had bptipr drink while th"
tlrlnklriK Ut Kood, for It will not lun;
lolitr. Thn world will rh dry bpfnrp
I illr. and within thrpp yearn the
I'nlti'd NtHtea will Ip borm dry ''
Mr. Johnnoii will hi- away a year,
diiriiiK whlih pi-rlod h" pxpectM to
Mult India.
J T MfltltAY dud of pneumonia
.it his rpld''iirr 41 V.rlh Mithrlf
.ivnniP. Tin- I. ody will hp taken to
i T. x m S irnuit fur Inirim
Village in Lake of
Woods Has Mail
Each Week
the
I'K.VAKSK, Minn., April !.
I'roud of ltn reppully pnlnhllahed
ponlofflci) which linn the distinction
of holnk" the farthent north of any
n Hie t iiIipiI Males, th.n IU'Ip htin
pt which hoaetH of 1R0 Inhnliltnntn
now ro'flveM ltn mail oncn a week.
Cnmp'ini-d "f m-veral tiwnnhlpn "f
tnaltilund and many nmiill Inlandf,
nnd mjpir.ited from Minnesota hy
tho I,nko of tho Woodn on Hip Miiith,
ll U dpi '-H-'li t'l l-tllt ' 1 and
nh ikIi freh'htiTH to tran.xpnit the
r , v. , m . 1 niit. In i of .' r Ii
win' r iiuiinif the warm summer
In-nth", a m "tur boat Will hp uned.
Two days to town, a 21-hour bo
Jiiurn llnTe, nnd two tnoru dnyn for
ih. rpturn IMp In tho schcdulo of
! thn mall nnd frelKht carrier, who
aunrnentn hln load with a i-urgo each
! w y-
SltuatPil about 30 tnllp.i north of
'latltudo 40 di'rpe, whlrh for the
lmi part iimrkn the northern
.boundary of tho I'nlted Staton In
, th went, rerinnso Ilea nt the further-
moat end of Northweat AnBle,
which Incidentally In tho most
.....n,.rlu f.nini iii Hip rountrv.
of thn WoodH, whlrh forms a por
tion of MlnncKota'n northern x
trpmlty nnd tho Canndlnn provlnco
of Manitoba, form thu ntiBlo'a south
ern nnd wpnttrn boundaries, rt
Bpectlvrly. , ,
An a Kcocniphlrnl fact, tho nnRle
In more n part of Canada than the
fnltid HtatPB. Thin portion of thn
(lophrr utatt- on the map In nhoivn
an a i' ntlnuatlon of the nnnin ntretch
of t- rril'-ry an l;,is'crn t l4
the Una of tb tiiarc.tt. n i' ( ,
I paction aurroiindi d by I , ,
Woods under the Jurlnd t 0j
Mlnm-Rotn.
Ono of tho dirllrat setllcti . ,
wnno men, too iiin uinaii 'ti n
Ipsa than two liutidred, i
clu dun many itidians, An , ,r K
1732, Count Vcrptidryr. ii
lonowern later wan ine f (p
l r
r
I-
iW
I-.p
.Sh
In lalioriiti.rv PXpprlmi nln nlr hu'i
lipi-n ' ompriwi-d to a pti-nnire in
ri". lm.' .inn. inn) piniudn to th"
!hiiiiip Inch.
Rubber A-L; Wail
Ann
Tubings. Boulder
Fhi
s is a Store
For Men
We pritlo ounscIvoH on the fact that we have been serv
hiK inon HiifcoMHfully for years. During that time
Hlireatlinjr. "better clothos" proiuiKanda has been our
aim. The worth of a well sot-up appearance in the
business world is immensely tfroat. It commands a
man's respect, lime and attention. With Spring here
every man needs a new outfit. Fair prices make it
possible to buy now Clothes and get a maximum
pleasure as well as service out of them. We call your
special attention to the splendid values we are offer
ing at
$
28-
65 .,,, $
uiu
36
65
Holmes Clothes Shop
223 SOUTH MAIN
B. & M. THEATER
NEW THEATER ON NORTH MAIN
KIIOWINtS MMIW AND .MONDAY, Mil l'lli:i,l, t, i:VIS, l.V TIII2
FOOL'S GOLD
si.iti;i.i( vi:sTi:it ki'iu imj, also
GOOD COMEDY
ADMISSION, 10c and 20c
COMING I ""''"rt of the .IiiiikIcm,"
"THE DAUGHTER OF DAWN"
AI.Ii-,STlt INPIW Sl'l l lMi
Soiilli African Animal
Si(i-lal
. .. . Ml
b l
A Most Wonderful Pictun
A Story of a Girl's Life
with a Valuable Lesson
ROYAL Ijp
fl Tuesday, Wednesday and A
M . Thursday $
I'll. (Vtt t 'hi iiini-iu liN-Win contained In tlio htnry
an Indian mnswirre,
Charles near here.
AlthoUKh far nwny fr. :ti
towns nnd cities, Ienni'o -less
hnafttft of n srhool, i vph t
It houses hut Bi'ven n'Udet
I-our small mores rnak. ,p the
business enterprises of tin ,,lMi
Another Opprn Itiixinl,
KAN KUANCISCO, April f .tj,,
Chlc.ifto Orand Oprra cmrat , un.
penrlnif hero for two wi . k , t
nlKht broko for the second t o-.c wiih.
In n week tho world's m r ' fi .
Icplpts at a Brand opera pir' ,;n,.
It was announced todny
RIA
Last Half of
This Week
Will be
Shown
nt
RcRulnr
Rial to
Prices
Just
Closed nt
Convention
Hall nt
Prices
Up to $1.00
AxxxmxKK 'yfxijfjivy
ELKS
ii ii i
Edward Knobiocio
led bv
GASNiER
"Kismet" n great movie production. Otis Skinner film is biggest thinp; in pictures
to come here. Tulsa Tribune.
America's greatest romantic character actor perpetuates his supreme stage success.
DANl'INO
PaniMni; lestfniiH bv appointment
Kpp( inl rates niride to small
Kroups 70!l North Main, l'hono
Cedar I9sr.
It. 11. Ill'Itlvi:, Instructor.
ll.WCIM)
SocUl nd Ariiiii- i anc-inff tiiuKht In
i , r ' . n
Hocials Turn.in ii T i n'usi 1'rlJtyg
ar.l urll,ll.
ltiniflitlre Ai-nil'iiiy
114 H Vo-i .1- r . r lir 421
G
1
il
rci
Convention Hall, April 23
Prices $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3
Plus 10 War Tnx
City nnd (liit.nMnuii mail orders filled now, A (.tampnl envelope
must ni'iiiiuiiiiiiy t-iiili tinier. Address Itobert llolt-u CurMin, fiOl
biiutli I lm I 1 1 ii 1 1 1 .
Benuie Kirlcland Presents
Kalifornia
Kcwpics
With ii bev of iMiunrliiB beau
ties feat mi iik
Bonnie "Betms" Kirlcland
Blackface Comedian
Premier Buck Dancer
flrim, Clahpj, Clt'icr ComiKiny
On Sen-en IVatiire
The Devil's Passkey
lVnturliu; rninccllii lUlllufflon
AI-hi tJtxxl (imctly
LYRIC
Todav andTomorrow
William S.
Hart
In
"Apostle of
Vengeance"
This Is n n'dhlooded story of
love, lulvt'iiture and self sac
rlflro In the isri-nt Southwet-t
on the bortler,
flood Oimetly entitled
in ii oners man"
International News.
At Our Ut'Kular Admbv-tiou
Vricv, l6o imd UOq
SHOW
Convention
Hall
WED.
APRIL
20th
8 P. M.
One-Act Playlet by
Cosden Follies
Written by Art Phillips,
produced by N. S. Fahne
stoch, taking first prize
nt Y. W. C. A.
FLEMING
nnd
JOHNSON
Duets
HUSEMAN
nnd
FRANKLIN
Konss nnd DnuccH
L. GOLDBERG
Sours
LITTLE MISS
BEARMAN
Toe Dancing
Hoit-Ogram Ballads
Elks Band will parade
Wednesday noon
Grand Ball
After the Show
Tickets on Sale at Quaker
Drug Store
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