The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 04, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY t, 1921
HARDING IN NEW
ECONOMY MOVE
Tells Department Heads
Requests for Deficiency
Funds Must Cease
(BUSES ARE CHARGED
?
210 Millions Asked Under
This Head in 14 Days, Sen
ator Warren Informs Chief
V, lIIMiTOX, May 3. 'I'nwl
'rtpr, ll. . linn today moved for
flnonn m iho government when he
inafru ! the heads of llio vurlniM
,n.i nit Hint requwrtslor do-(i.-
or.' .ipproprlatlons must cease.
The hi'- lioiiso made public a lot-n-rsti'
nv the president to depart
,llfril i , I uiKlnu them to keep
tn(, , ndltures of their depart
mtn'i Hiiiiln the limits of the np.
,,i,,,iuii ri(( authorized by congress.
th" i i -(dent's action follnwn u.
lfit. r of proteat from Senator War
ttf ii.iinuun of the senate appro
fj , 1 1 i otnnilttcc, dcclnrlng that
ft, , ,d "many abuses" of tho
, ,v , . v ! asking deficiency appro.
. i. i' r Warren set fortli that lu
,1,, fn' 14 days of tho present eon.
ipproxlmntely $216,000,000
hm i.. .M asked in deflncleny uppro
hi l.(1l"l -
r,, ,,iti Ihe receipt of the lot'
)i, , r Si n ii r Warren, tho president
i'i to (.n il member of tho cabinet
Ihi following lettor:
Mt lwir Secretary: I inn In re
cpipi f a Idler from Senator War
rci if i'-" senate eommltteo on ap.
pri in.uniiin. calling my attention to
tlit; f.o i that estimates now before
tin Kim?nin eall fir approximately
KU Him u"u of deficiency appro,
prici'jni .itnl that tlio estimated
d f 11 id. p. 1 1 will run very much be
M: ili.ti fund, 1 do not know of
utiv iihtc dangerous tendency In the
iidminiMciuon of Kovemmental do-
iiarttiK iii. and I mn nrn that wn1
can never fix ourselves flrmlyon it
ham of economy until tho depart
ment ar,, conducted within thu pro.
M'I.mis man by congress.
I w:n vou would call tin mat
French Actress Lives on Roof
InN. Y. to Retain HerBeauty
DRYS SCORE IN
BEER-WINE FIGH1
..... iw-. ,
Treasury to Hold Up Keg
ulations Governing Malt,
Vinous Liquors
I (in t w i lt under tile dh,-. tloil of
I Mi-. Maikaim , mlii no an, i i
'M,ipoP dame al-n In' on the
i program.
i
Charge Embezzlement
to Ex-Union Leader
CINCINNATI, May .1. -(Mini lea M
Owens, HO yearn old, of Covington,
foimer grand secretary unit treas
urer of thn Hrolhcrhood of Hallway
WASHINGTON. May . Th"
'dry" scored henvlly today In n
ftght against hcer unit wine, mile b"
fnrntuc the. treasury to hold up rcgu
l.itlnim governing mall nnd vlnoun
tliuot.
Action upon a new draft of nil''
aulhnrlilnK druggists Mien of such
luiiumi mi physicians' prescript Ioiih,
was pool pnned for mi Indefinite
pel bid, pending the rcauUn of llt
"dr" legislation In congrese.
Tho treasury' decision to with
hold authority for Midi liquor snlcH
to the public rame after conferen
icM when officials' nm eed new niloit
Would m promnture In view of the
primped of new amendments to tho
Volstead law, nullifying them,
Ity toilnyH decision, which pine
tlcnlly ldctrnted carefully drawn
rcuuiallonx, undnr which breweries
would have be-n nllowrd to k nhead
with ppeed, innklnK "medlrlnnl"
beer with ii kick, nnd snleii to the
sb'U would have licen nuthorliied U
amotiiita of l 7-s KnllmiK at one
time. The nmchlnery for Insulin'
thcie classes of non-beveraite per
tnlti was bruunht to nn fthrupt slop
All now depends upon what enn
Ktess does about beer nnd wine. The
program Ii fur speedy action upon
the bill Introduced by Itcpreifenta
live Volstead, nuienilliiff, the enforce
ment act. specifically bairlni; beer
,ih a medicinal agent. v
llcnrliiKi on OiIh measure wl'A be
gin May 12.
Mile, i:cbn Vnllo In tier riMif-lont room on ton of tlio Hotel Nuk-iiu.
AIllc. Hvelvti Vnlle. Pnrlflenne ilniinr. who Iiiih rninn In tblu eoiintrv tn
ter so Hie .'mention of tlio various Introduce new dancin on Uroadwny, found New York clirnato too MUffy
ur.un ii eini'i" u inui u kk auuaiion i and ho Mliu Had a tent erected on the top of her hotel. Her novel ap.trt
win not Ii. n ported ln future. i ment l.i equipped with every modern Improvement, Including electric light.
t , 5 . 0 ri . J' t y V r-K' .. : tcl'-Phono and running water. Mile. Vallo will nppcar shortly Introduc-
" """' "ll; ' lnf 1,10 1 ortugese I'-ado and uruzlllun Uavnquallio, her two new U.inoes.
, ., ' King Alphonso of Spain declared hl admiration for this pretty dancer
GASSED VETERAN SUCCUMBS ",!" Hho Introduced the shimmy In his country.
University Seniors
Guests of Juniors
Klfteen members of the senior
class of the University of Tulsa will
bo honored at a formal reception to
be given by tho Junior elasa of the
university at the home of MIsm Kuliy
May Joncrt, 1020 South Detroit
avenue, Saturday night at R o'clock
The reception Is an annual affair
and Is usually one of tho biggest
events In tho year for tho mombers
of tho two classes. There aro 15
members of tho Junior class.
Ma j day Kmmi'Im-m Tliurfitiiy.
Mayday exercise at the t'nlvorslty
of Tulsa will bo held on tin college
camptiH Thursday afternoon at 4:30
o'clyck. Nceiics from "As Vou I.Ike
It" will be given by (.Indents of tho
Okiiinlcccan, Prominent Oil Oper
ator, Die.
Bi -xriatM rrr Sialo Wirt,
OKMCLCinr:. May S. Wulton 1J.
(I'.it) Clark. 31 years old, veteran
of ih" world war and prominent oil
oprrutor here, died today from the
utfe. h of poison gas, of which ho
wai a victim in tho battle of .Slos
ior. The bujy was sent tonight to Al
ford, N. Y., his home, after strvices
here by the American legion.
Caiiip.ilgu fur ShauiuH .Schools,
r A -o, ikI'.i Preit Mite Wire.
SHAW NKK, Okla.. .May 3. A
campaign for 1. 000,000 for thu en
dowing and upbuilding of tho
Oklahoma Catholic university wns
launched at a dinner banquet hero
ton ght. llUhnp Meerschenrt of
Oklahoma, chairman of tho meeting,
pave his unqualified support to tho
movement. Matthew .1. Kane. Jus
lid of the supremo court, nnd II. II,
Hasan, of Tulsa, former riVilatnnt
i fiste attorney general, ,vcro tho
' principal qicakcr..
Iho ,iMilnliiienls Confirmed.
WASHINCTON, May 3 Nomina
tions of K. I. Lewis of Indianapolis
nml J ll, Campbell of fipoknno,
naahlngton, to the lnteratate coni
mfr e commission were confirmed
today by tho henato without oppo-fllion.
MORE CUTS IN OIL ARE MADF
Middle West mill Wyomlnj: Criidir
l'ilM to Suffer.
TINDLAY. Ohio, May 3. I'urtho
reductions In tho prices of mlddb
west nnd Wyoming crudo dlls weri
announced here today by tho Ohio
Oil company, Lima crudo was down
15 cents a, barrel nnd nil other
grades 2S cents, Tho new middle
west quotations nrc: Limn, $2.33
Indiana, $2.13; Wooster, $2.5: Illi
nois, $p. 27, Princeton, $2,27 Water
loo, $1.50, and l'lyipouth, $1.50. Thu
new Wyoming prices nrc: flras.i
Creek, $1.50; Kilt Hnsln, $1.50; Hie
Muddy. $1.15; Lnnco Creek1, . $1.4.'
Uock Crook, $1.25.
Can't Statid to Pay
Bonuses, Says Goodc
WASHINGTON. May 3. Chair
man (ionde, of tho houso committed
on appropriation, today stated t
tin house "It Is unthinkable that th"
federal treasury will bo nhlo to Btan
tor many years soldier bonus pay
ments.
"Thu government Is now paying
$600,000,000 annually for tho caro
of soldiers. Those who say the gov
ernment Is not providing for Its sol
dlers are grossly nlslnformed."
$00 DAY
AT TULSA UPSTAIRS SHOE CO.
Ladies' Boudoir Slippers; all
colors. Special, (t- AA
a pair tpX.UU
Ladies' Silk JIose.
Special, a pair . . .
$1.00
Today Only
Choice of any Indies
nigh grade, hand turn
Pumps, with the new
strap effects in black,
brown, or gray suede,
"lack or brown satin
and black kid.
1
Special 795
Other Styles $4, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95
Kemember, we always save you $1 to $4 a pair
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Tulsa Upstairs
Shoe Company
PMalrs xt.w Alexander IHilg. soil HI Kotitli Jfalu St.
"""" ii nitiiiiii nun 'jiiira tstrcets
"Fashion's Home"
Capl in-S imp kins
209 Souih Main St.
Phenomenal
Suit Values
Today Only
In tin: moil Mirpriilug offer of (lie season. Suits that wro
good values nt $:tll.ni) aro offered in this ccnt at' less than half.
An opportuiUty Hint will not lio available iukiiIh tills m'iimiii.
r- 3
$1750
Tricotines and serges in box effects, ripple effects,
straightlino, beaded, button, and embroidered trim
ming, forming a galaxy of stylos suitable for all oc
casions. The values arc so extraordinary, including as it docs,
all suits that formerly sold up to $39.50, that this
offer is made for today only.
Your Choice
$17.M
Cb'iki. 1'ielght tlandleio and tn
llmi Kmploxes, with offbes In I'ln
Milium, Was ludliteil on the iIiiiik
nf embexxlt'iiii'iil In the HikiiiI Jin
In i rlmlnnl court today lie Ii nc
clIHed of hnvliiK taken $ S.firtO In lib
erty bo tol while he bml $10,000
worth of the ci urltlcs In lila cua
tody. Owens la out oi bond.
HiiIIiIIiiii (iriiflt'iN I'lcail liulllj.
NlAV YOltlf. May .--Nlnetem
inillvldunia and 13 rorporatloiia,
known as the "I'orty-econd Mrrt
Kioiip' In the Association of Healers
in .Mii.i n.v Hinldiiig Materials, In.
dieted In loiinertlun Willi tho bulld
Inn trut Imiulry, pleaded guilty to
day before Hiiprnuie Court Justlro
Uavla and will b sentenenl on Mny
3 M'he Individuals war rhurged
with eonaplrary lo form a monopoly
to preP!tt eompetltlnn In mnsnu'a
Imllilln nvlterliils, and Ihn corpora
tions were ehnrged with violating tho
stole nntl-lruat law.
ICterlriuv.
Hitdln HoUnd, leading: man In
Holln comcdlos, says Hint he Ii.im
had lots of queer upplleutlons frn
"actors" but tho thren-star-spef lai
was made up by an old colorod mini
of tlm "nencon" typ.
"You say you'vn had cxparlw"
"Have jou ovor been In tho lejl
tlmatn drama?"
"Yfs. snh, Ah sure linvr," wns lb
answer. Ah sung grand opry an
worked with a trick mulo."
77J8 in' be one of
the greatest Dress
Sales ever attempt
ed in Tulsa.
M
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Conmrtvd II Ah Olhvr Ihtublhhmvnl In thv World
A'h mat lev what iottv
Dress rviitiircmenlH
are iati will have no
difficulty In
iitfj your mmln In this
sale.
Beginning Wednesday at 8:30 A. M.
Our May Reduction Sale ot
Dresses
(liny ham Dresses in many (1 mt AA
attractive styles, reduced p lew J J
from $5,!)! and $(!,!)5 and
included in this sale at
ah A small group of dresses
Jk) rclUCC(l t price far be
low actual tost. Included
are tricolelllcs, gingham
and silk
Taffclas, Satins, Crepe.
ite. Chine and combina
tions In manp smart
styles and desirable
colors. Formerly $2.r.
.00
This yroup includes
many very much high
er priced dresses in
satin, taffeta, canton
crepe and crepe dc
chine. Formerly sclllny
at 25, $29.75, and $35.
These ' are Dresses
that have been selllny
at $25, $2!).75 and $35
in a wide variety
styles and colors In all
the favored materials
4
,75
Dresses of crepe de
chine, Canton crepe,
satin, ycoryetlc, taffe
ta and combinations in
many clever styles; all
colors. Made to sell
for $35 to $15.
Dresses of extra heavy
quauiy canton crepe,
satin, crepe de chine
and taffeta. The acme
of style and feminine
charm. Made to sell
for $39.75, $15, $19.75.
s Some of the smartest
dresses of the season
are lo be found in this
collection. All wanted
materials and colors
included. Made to sell
for $i5, $19.75, $59.50.
A marvelous yroup of better dresses reduced
from $19.75, $115 and $75 to far less than
the original cost. Can- (1 aa f f
ton crepes, satins, S (III
l. . I i ...i...:.i -K ftaaaw s w
mi i.u ii fin ififif iiiii"
e.red georgettes and
combinations.
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