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WOMENS
WORK
Spring l Hi'"'
Attain awake tlm ttinioli k c ry,
Hweot mid tlio in.thn returnlnK
utretwlh,
Where willow -frttiK"fl Hi' brook rilrtii
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Ami neath th m.ft. uncertain nky
Miih i:Uil tlm hlBhwy' itURty
lfnKtti.
iJHj'Plcd by hIihiIowh from th tro,
Tlio dandidlon Rllrt thn itraM,
Ami lilommiim MAiicred ly tn
brnran
Similar llm poolV rlwr IfioklHK-Klniw,
WhetK ullver tnlnnow dnrt unci
WM.
Thon ntf th' yunK ywr'ii lialtyon
houra i
In nrrlwrdu fair nml crmnlnx i
fli'l.li.
llrlKlit with raprlrloui un nml ,
ftou-ivrtf. i
Whn nil Iho prnmlM prlnHtlinn
yl'l'l'
rimlM (itii mncii mot In iwnw and
flowLr
TimI.ij'h Kciit.
(loif luii' lii'on and tournninrnt ot
Country club.
Tulwi rhiiplrr HniiKhliTM Anicrlcnn
Iti-volutlon ini'ti4 In Y. "VV. -'. A.
Momliitniii W. Albprt Cook, Unrlo V.
Hlnclnlr nml I-'rnl Hoott. IiomIfhiih.
Mm. I), t". Morrlson'fl Irifornml
luncheon In hor home, Uirton iipart
infiiitd. for MrwdnincH J- W. Tumor
nml .1. N. Ilalncfi.
Tulmi CoiiikII of .lowlnh Women
will mrct In pulillo library.
Announcement i.'orn'i'Nil.
TlirmiRh error, tlm enKaKeiiH'iit
nniiomici-tiirnt of MIhm Illnni'li lllokn
of Tu la formerly of Klefer, to Mr.
John Wolf nlno of Tulmi, kIvtii In
the noclnty eolumilH of Tuemluy wiih
nmde. TIiIh nnwa Item came In over
phono dy eoiniuiim who repronnntcd
themnolvi'M In be Mm. Herman
llruHh, Muter of Minn lllake. Thn
World mnken the correction nt thn
liudlKiillon of Mm, llriinh and MIkh
lllnkc.
llrldffo I'nrtlr.
Mm. Clmcnnn II. Oump hnn nn
nounced tlm iifternounn of Friday,
Mny II nml 20. as ilnteM when film
will entertain with Informal brlilKo
In her homo.
Inforiunlr
Mm. nonnld l'. Uryan will enter
tain liur brldKO club and xpcclnl
nuentn (inn afternoon thin wcok, tlio
data to bo announced.
Drnnia I-iikuo liiiucticon.
One of lliv prominent club event"
of the week will bo the untiual
luncheon ind election ot offleeia of
the, 'CuImu liriima lenKiie, Krlilny,
Mny 6, In lip IConnody ron
taurant. llotewM will bn MeM
dnmrK M. K. IMwardH. K. Forreiit
llaydrn, .1. II. Held, 1-IIMi I). Mild
ncy and J. llenjaniln llrowu,
Idinciicon norlc.
Mm. Preiwley (t, Wnlkcr Jr., Is
planning to entertain with a aeriea
of two liinchnona In tho Country
club next week, dntca to bo un
Jiounced. Hcsenntlon for l'nrty.
TIiohh who dcMre rcaervatlona for
the fortnightly card pnrty nt tho
Klks homo on Thumday ufternoon.
may phono Mm. Hay HleRfreld,
Oman S 4 7 or Mm. Frank M. Hey
Iiolitn, OsiiKO G3V8.
itmvnllo 1'arty.
A recont nvetit of Inte.reHt to many
win a Juvenile dnnciiiR party Riven
by MImcd Allen Ibard and Ireno
Coekroll. CoKtunieH and procrnmH
wero In keoplnu with tho Juvenile
lilt'a and rcfronlunonts wero iwrvrd
l'rehent wore: MImsm Mary Wright,
F.unlco Cremln, Mamie CurrtKnii,
MnrKiiret HhleldH. Miugiirot Ma-
roney, llnn.i llrown, Huth FnKiiu,
l.oln HhloldN, Allen llmrd, Irenn
Cockrell and Oom Coekrell, Mennra.
John Counnm, Hob Dean, Hldney
WllllaniK. Tom llrown. Hob MeAn
drewM, Htanton Hlake, Harry Frlond,
Meryal MlddaliRh, Tom Madden.
Norb ITnrdmnn, Art Wilson and
Otho Taylor
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The Vogue
J 13 Went Third Street
A'i Wright Ilulldinu
Special Sale
of
Spring Dresses
'All of our Spring Taffeta and Cairion
Crepe Dresses that sold at $100 and $125,
to make a speedy clearance, specially
priced for
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
$50 and $67.50
The Vogue
I1H West Third Street
New Wright Ihiilding
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Presldi'tu's fiPdur.
Ilmitlne buslnfsn nml Imporlnnt
IwtiicN ni ordained wllliln tlm
wn-klv nifunnn) IIiIh wee from Mm.
I.oln clnik Pearson. ir-l1 r-r t of tlm
Oklahoma Federation of Wntnen'n
lulm. Ilio letter follows:
Thin In h teal business letter nml !
hop yon will Hive th contents veiv
Hmfiil .oiisldorntlnn If yoil ejpo't V, V V .". " ,. "ruw,,,r'
w.ur RlotP am) dim. Id twlerallonn Mr- ,l (!- Muevn nml family,
m fnnitlon efficiently, nml i know
yon ilrt, there r Mmc IhlniM yon Mr. nml Mrs. It. J. Dixon who
must ilo before you adjourn for the reside, In Cnrletnn Plafo, hnd an
summer I'lrnt: Due should bo 1 their Ktiesta durlriK tlio rur.ent Chris
paid. Itmmher only iluliwnteii linn clilirrli ronvftiitlnn, Mr. nml
from rliihH wlionn rtiira urn nlil rnn Mr. Ororitn t'lnrkinn of Htrouil nml
Ijn Knuinl'nt tlm ItlcrinlM I convention , Mr. nml Mm. V. I. Illiike nml kon
linn fnll, ami mm c hiipm hiiiai no
I paid by Octnlifr Irt. It In mm li liellfi'
to pay them now wtaio nneo aro
Jtio Tor earn ciiy rmierniion mimNi r,)., In hern vlHltlnc lur Ibren
dub of fifty member or l.iw. l or i,rtiii.m nml their fnmllloH. Mmwim
rhth of over fifty inembem tlio l.y,,,,, I,. I.yoim and V. W. I.yonn.
dui are 2 HO for thn Mmt fifty ami TMr,y nr, HO nriteriiilnliiK In their
len renin nddltlonal for each mem- )llr,Mi ltt0 M1(1M Mildred Krnncca
ber over fifty, peparttncntnl club . ,M,ynr nleco.
pay ll.nw iiir eacn oepiinmeni. niuie
due Mhnuld bo
iwnt to lb" Ht'it"
tremiurer. Mm.
1, M AriKlen, Hd-
mrtnd
Heroml: All pledftea In the Ildtl
eatlnnnl hoiui fund and thn Htnte
MmlowioMil fund nliould b paid
Third- Data, which Ineluden n Hal
of the offleeia for 1921-22, the num
ber of meiiiliern, and when poiwlblo,
Ilin rou me of nuidy for next year,
xhnuld bn H"lit lo thn Mnto preMifent.
tlio Male corrmiponillnir Hcrretnry,
nml tlie dlNtrlct tirenlilnnt.
I'ointb: Ilepnrta of work done In
various linen nbould bn mint to the
cnrrenponillug dlntrlit chnlrman. to
bo nent by her to Ihe nlnle chnlr
man. Thn Mato chalrnuin'M rnportn
will be printed in the next year
book and form ft permanent rerord.
Will you not do your pari lo mnlcn
UMs record pninplntn? Fifth: Com
mltlpen Hhnuld bo nppolntcd to nr
riiiiRo for tlio celebrnllmi of cltlxen
nhlp day. Thn dlstrlel chairman of
Amerlranlziitlon linn no doubt until
you ono of tlm miKscHtlvn proKrninn
funilMied by tho Amerlcnii rlllzen
ship department of thn general fed
eration. If nlm has not, wrlto her
for ono.
Hlxtli: A now congress l In ses
sion. Oklahoma Iiiih Meveial new
pongrcssmen and onn now senator.
I'oHHlbly these membf'M do not know
our nttltudn toward the Hheppnnt
Tnwner bill, tho Hmlth-Towner bill,
and tho Fesn amemlmnnt to thn
Hmltli-llunheM bill. Thn latter will
havo n new immo wlmn It enmen tip
for ponslderatlon. Write your con
gressman and both semitnm urging
tlinm to support theno bills. If we
aro tn preserve our national parks
wo must defeat tho Walsh bill do
plslvely. This bill provides for n
dnm nt tho outlet of Ynllowstono
lako and would bo but thn begin
ning nf other promotion schemes, I
hopn you will rend Mnry Iloborls
Illtielmrl's artlre. "Tho Hleeping
Olant," In tho May number of tlio
Ui illes' Hoinn Journal, and that you
will then wrlto Homo strong letters
ngiilust tlm Walsh bill, I urn sure
wn nil approve tho action or tlio
Oklahoma Theater Owners' nnd
Malingers' association In pledging Hh
inembem not to nso nnd to dlsrnur-
ngo tlm production of pictures fea
turing criminal and Immoral char
nctern because of their record. A
letter from Mm, Woodallen Chap
man. chairman of tho commttlun on
motion pictures for tho general fed
eration saj-H tho film peoplo aro be
ginning to rerognlzo our power nml
aro anxious to necurn our good will.
Whenever Mm. Chnpmnn (IiuIh tlio
product of a compuny worthy of
commendation lio will glvo them
every assistance. Buch a company
Is thn Klnnto Company of Amnrlca.
Wi can best show our approval by
attending those theatera where tho
best pictures aro shown, nnd whero
tho mnnager shown a sincere wish
to co-operate with lis.
U. nml 1'. V. Club.
Thero will bo n luncheon and
business meeting of the Huslucsi and
I'rofcMMlonal Women'M club at tho
Y. W, C. A. cafflerln, Thumdny from
13 to 1 o'clock. j'rohlcniR or busl
nesn womt'ti will bo discussed under
tho Hiipvrvlslon of Miss Aguen Cimh
nnd Miss I'ylo. An luvltntlon tn ex
tended nil IhihImohh women. This Is
the first of regiilnr weekly lunch
eons to be hold by tlio club. Thera
will bo special reservations In tho
cafeteria for theso uinrhoonN.
l)r. C. 1J. Koltner of Oklahoma
City, slato stownrdshln Hocretary of
ino i nriHiinn ruiircn, is in Tiilxn ror
tlio find time, ami he snyit thin ,
"iiu ui im iihihi, iiuiiiKiiiji ii'irn lie
linn neon. Tlio chun hen havo ap
pealed to (urn. not only ti lhlr
beauty of ronstrili tlon, IHIL fur lhi
spiritual atmosphere of Dm city He
likes t ho city for Itii rlcnnticim and
flnonoM-i of buslncnn hulldltiK; m
liken tint school hulldlnKs 'mil tho
school system, and says the homes
nrr amontf tlio most heuullfu) In
Oklahoma.
Pernonal Mention
Mien TliAckla Mtllevn of WapO'
,w'" ,iUOIJu"f1. l"
kent-tn, who arrived Moniluy to
i iionny in wmcijixn,
mim fninnln l.ynnn of Irf AnK
i , im ,
Mm. Cathnrlno van l.euvon nanlnt
nnl iittormty general, spent tlm past
wnnk-eml Willi' Mrs. Harriett M.
Wnrdell of this city rnlurnlng to
Oklnhoma City tho first or the
week.
Mln Loulsn Kenton nf Miiskngeo
who linn bixin visiting Imr sinter,
Mrs. .Inneph Hhalbinbei gor. Is now
tho guHl of Mm. Claude I,. Hough
In Irving I'luco.
MIsh lllnnrh Ilatnn of llrownwood,
Tex., arrived Tuesday to visit Indef
initely In thn home of her sister.
Mis. Himkell Downs, 702 North
Clieyonno nvontio.
Woman Men Strangled
Identified at Wichita
MANHATTAN, KansiiH, May 3.
Tlm woman strangled tn death In n
hotel hero Hunday night by two sol
dlcrn from Fort lllley has been Iden
tified an Mm. Frank WatkliiM, of
Wichita, the wife of a hotel em
ploye. Watklns said today that his
wife bad $400 In money when she
left Wichita Hnlurdny to go to
tlcottsvlllo tn visit her parents, Tho
mutiny wah not found among tho
dead wnmnn'fi nffects.
Imported Organdie
Dresses Included
Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Crepe
de Chine, Georgette, Tricotine
and Serge
La Wheat Shop
SEVEN
PICHER GRADUATES
Hp-Il loTh WnrM.
I'ICHl'JIt, May 3 - The nnnnif ii"e
imnt exorcltes of the richer high
school ore tn bn held May 13 to 19,
Inclusive. Tho program Includes tho
following aa tho principal Mature.
Heritor cln plans, KrMoy, May 13;
haccnlnurrnlo rormon by Itev. A. N.
Avnry, Hunday, May IS; nlnnn day
program, Tinndny, Msy 17; school
picnic, Wednesday, My IS; gradu
ating exorcises Thumday, May 19,
and proeninllon of dlplomnn by 11.
If. Haker, nuperlntendent of m-hooln
In district No. IK.
Thn graduating rlann comprise
Iho following seven pupils- JCmllri
(liutlot lloono, Ocll Hampton. Cora
Klhlynn Iloll, Agnes Jones, Thelmn
I'nrthena Htm-key, (Innrgla May Vnr
ner nnd (letlrudn Iln Wnlnwrlght.
HAD HID STILL ON WHEELS
Dodgcil llncli nml IVirlli Arrow
Mne I'roin Offln'rh.
Kprlil In 1 li World.
NKWK1HK, May 3.-Jlm Haker,
who In now In thn county Jail nt
N-'Willi k with Indlcntlonn that he
will bo I timed over to thn fedora,
niithorltlnrf hiu had nil elusive still
ami. although It In big enough to
mHnufnrturn 50 galloon n flay, lie
has hnd It rnonnUil on a wagon so
that It rrnild bn driven back and
ion ii arronn ma inriui-UKinnoinu
slut linn at n point near Itock
wheru tho A r I: ;ui nan rlvnr enters thin
slat.
Wherlff noblsmlth of Cowley coun
ty wan on linker s trail, but when he
arrived thn w-ngon had been drlvn
Into Oklnhoma. although thn scent
of tluuor ff.led thn mirroundlng at
mosphere. Then Hhorlff Dan Ilaln
"f this county took up Ihe search
ami located thn xtlll with linker pre
sent. The Htlll wan confiscated and
HakT sent to Jnll. Ilo Inm ieon
unublo thUH far to get bond money
rappole" bodTTsThipped
KANHAH CITY, Mo., .May 3. Tho
body of Hiinton Itappole, 27, who
killed hlmaolf on Iho slops ot HL
Patrick's church Hunday night, wan
enrnuto today to Dickinson, Texas,
whom burial will bo made.
Itappolo wan wanted at Houston,
Texan, for tlio murder of bin wife,
Mrs. Hoso Cornlglla Itappole. whoso
body was found In tlio woods near
that city several days ago. Thn mur
der wan eommlttod In March and
Itappolo fled to this city, where ho
hnd been working under tho natno
ot Charles Coopor.
Tulsa Undertaking Co. can save
you ono-balf. Phono Q-sflir.. - Adv.
WOMENS DRESSES
EXCLUSIVELY
IK 7
4Qyl SOUTH
OVEB PALACE
in the sale of spring
Dresses at $15
There are forty.organdie models
in addition to a hundred of
Also an extensive variety of ,
Summer Dresses at $25.00.
Look for the Small Electric Sign
in the Palace Theater Lobby
1
linring EtmdC E,UIB I
With ConVlCl H CaptlirC
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HAN ANTONIO. Tex, May 3
Jack Coulton and Oeorgo Carles,
Crockett cinmly prisoners who over-
powered their guards Haturday whlln
being taken to tho penitentiary
liah nml enrnned. are again lr. CUB-
tody today. After forty-two hours
sonrch they wero captured yesterday
nfternoon After they hnd stolon un
automobllo which broke down and
then a horse. Hunger finally rorceo
them to visit a rnnch house nnd their
enpturo followed. I
P. E. 0. IN STATE MEETING
I'orly-Mx ;luip(cm Sinl Delegate
In Oliliilioiiui Coim-iitlon. I
HreUI to Th WitUI. I
I'AU'HUfKA, May 3. I'awlius'xa
will entertu 'i tho next stntn
innvontlon of tho P. K, O., which
will uwHinblo hero May 24-26, In ItH
1 3th annual meeting. Heprenenta
tlven from 4 ihaptem m Oklnhoma
r expected. Mm. J. H. Tolson In
president of tho looal chapter.
Thn j, li. (i. waa organized In
HDD by seven girls of WellesHy col
lege and Its work Is largely sot-la',
ami educational. Ono of tho fea
tures In thn raining of 1100,000 aa an
educational fund, which if loaned
to worthy girls who havo competed
ii liii-li Mehfinl eourMO nml who ilenlrn
m enter college. Hums Up tn 00
urn loaned tr glrln for it period of
five yearn nt 4 per cont, tho girls
having previously made satisfactory
application.
ltlckpy Onm Vmtliiiicil.
Horbort I. ltlckey Is charged with
perjury by his divorced wife, Hattlo
W. ltlckey, who claims that at tho
dlvorco trial February 2iJ hn gavo
falso testimony. Itlckoy'n prelimi
nary trial, docketed for hearing
Tuesday beforn Justlen If. J tirny,
at tho request of counsnl for tho
riefenso was continued until Mny 10.
B. P.O. Elks
No. 946
I .allies' Day, Tliumday, May 5
Mako reservation.1! by 9 p. in,,
Wednesday, May 4.
MHS. HAY if. .SHIOFItlKD,
Osago 9S17
MRS. F. M. HH YNOI.DS,
Osaga C398
MAM ST.
THEATRE
75
Over thePalace
Theater
..LryhnfVhon,
nn A. Chance, charged with larceny
of an automobile which waa nehed-
iiledsto lie heard beforo Justlen II.
J. oray Tuesday wan continued until
May lo, at tho request of counsel for
the defonmi who stated that thoy
wanted Wither week In which to Havana ngent for Jacob Sutter and
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1 .,m,..,.iIiiiii'"ii-ii-i
Hunt's
vol. v.
Iny op France
RSETS
ISimlhiainKcedl
Instead of conccaliii"; or subduinpr tho
naturally good lines of tho figure Lily
of France Corsets accentuate them,
bringing out every graceful line nnd
curve lo the best advantage, and even
supplying them where lacking!
Lily of France Corsets
aro perfectly designed, in strict accord
with the latest trend of fashion, and
provide the proper foundation for tho
season's modes in perfect comfort.
Our Fitting Service
places tho service ot nn experienced corsetlero
nt your disposal, who will gladly demonstrate
the new comet models lif tho privacy ot tho
fitting room. May we havo tho pleasure of
tervliiB you?
Smart models in authentic modes of the season, every imaginable trim
ming effect, every conceivable shape, every wanted color and combi
nation. These hats arc of the now creations imported Swiss hairbraids, tagels,
novelty braids, Milans, Hand-sown Lisercs, Swiss Hemps, ccllaphane
braid; in fact, a variety one's imagination can scarcely comprehend.
These at a Saving of 33 1-3. Deductions Will Be Made at
' Time of Purchase
Iltint'n Millinery Department Third Floor
iika.ssu:iu:s
AND
CONFINKUS
In all sizes, tor nil
figures), and in n
largo assortment
ot each.
protect 'and beautify. 3 Hf ) 1 Hf O E
Cap for prices k LLA IO I
NATIONAL MFC. CO. jfl f tt
Vrpr" 3 Wednesday and Thursday Sj
M Palmolive Soap , R
Woodbury's Facial Soap K
r3 ' ' S Sayman's Vegetable Soap
Coot! Coffeel jfl Watch this space for our twice-a-week K
Heu'a cofTco of quality, with 3 specials on articles in every-day use. (2
a rich, nromatic flavor. It ro- i 3 K
onuXnnVhU ' 1 We havo the price, quality and sen-ice.
SOTMnl Plymouth
eissa fBgm 1 Drua Co. 1
Your croccr haa i fOnSw 3 - " Bg
it today. tTJ m Wt
'Ji &j M Osage 1216 20 West Third St. E
INTIR STATE CHOfCT t0ff MfVHH iBMRnS
cosiri.iY 4 1 i BL jf
leged to havo stolen a Ford roadster
from tho garago of Dvnn and Hteph
an3, 217 West Arcllor slreet, March
30.
ToIku-co Tnx Frnuil Clmi-gpil.
CHICAGO, May 2. With tho at
rent hern today of Walter Sutler,
Daily Store News
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921.
P-
Beginning Today at 9 a. m.
mnr Special 33 1-3 Esdractom
nlMffiKsiry
'Me HUNT c-
DEPARTMENT STORE
Main St. llctwcen Third and Fourth
Sons, tobacco dealern of this i. it
becanio known that throo mo r
ofth-s firm, Jacob, Haymond snl
CXarcnco Sutter, aro being heiJ fjT
nn allcgetl fraud In tobacco In t
marking, by which tho govcr ,
is said to have been deprive
J 6 0,000 lmpo rt tnx.
NO.
SANITAIVT
GOODS
A most complete
lino In being fea
tured In our Hcc
ond Floor (corset
nccllon): mnd
erato prices prevail.