The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], September 05, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Image 5

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TTbRA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, SF.rTEMIlKR 3, 1(121
TULSA MINISTERS
NOW IN ENGLAND
Mortuaru
Funeral Htnlnn if M. ci Dewey
-y u clJ ii.i son nf si. u. ix-wi-y
two mlt-vj west of West Tulsa, will!
o In ;.l .it the Mowbray chnpcl Slmi- 1
diy afternoon at ! So ciclm k In-
cerment will to mail.- In llnae Hill
i cmetory.
CROWDS ATTEND
'THEATER OPENING
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It lo he i
Kcv. Barton Touring Old:
Countries Finds Many I
Interesting Places
i thu country round about Hint
TO TOUR CONTI N ENT ; u ' niitr lunVovab" VITbi Vuch
l J I V W WW . (.,-, .,,. -..l. l,,
Expects to Visit Historic
Scenes in Europe Before
Leaving for Tulsa
TV World 1m In receipt o( a let
ter from Ilnv. I H. Hnrton, pngtor
i ' th- Hoston Aventlo Mothodlst
i hur'h, who with his wlfo, Is tour
Ir.g abroad for tho summur In com
r o with Hlshop Mmiznn nml hit
fan lly. Thn two families left here
, vi'rnl weeks ago on an extended
i ,r throiiKh Kngtand and contl
r.rnlal Kuropc. Tim letter was
railed from London, and fs dated
.Viriit 23, 1921. It follow:
"Wo lind a delightful voyago
across by tho Canadian I'arlflc enm
t,m. sailing In their splendid ship
Mlnncdosa." It wan nn exceed
ingly cold voynge; for halt a dny We
wire In the Icebergs.
"Plncc I caching llnglnnd tho time
' ns hern so closely taken up there
bis licen little tltno for wrltlnic to
friends. My wife and I have vis
magnificent structures could hae
been built so long ago. Much of,
both of these castle Is a thousand
yrnr of age. Additions havu been
nddod by lords and kings later, i
Warwick still mantis but Kenllworth1
1m In ruins. 1
"Wo would havo liked to length
ened our rtay nt Oxford Into severnl!
days, but sit hours there was all wo i
had. lty ttothlt.g elso havo wo been '
im Impressed at by thin university ,
city. The university has Its life In 1
tho 21 Blent collegia that constitute
11 The entire school Is honry with
age, rich with tho most splendid
liulIdlngH, nnd richer still with her
Majestic Resumes Shows
After Kedeeoration
Is Completed
MunilrelB of people attenlml tb'e
opening ef the Majestic theater yes
terday ntfernoon and night. After
being closed for 11 rtaya for
repairs, the motion picture play
house reopened with a screen
attraction whno star shared
somn tif the responsibility fur the
crowds that tnxed the capacity of
tho thontor fioni the time oT the aft
etniMHi opening until late at night.
Satisfaction nnd pleasure with the
sui founding, was the reaction of
even tho most rasunl observer, with
K ' or He offered tor nn pnirons
.t 1' it.imiiunt picture fur the reopen
ing of his theater yesterday. In
Kei pltiK with tho new playhouse tho
iniiniisi m. nt bns booked seme of the
iiiit niuirestlnn plays uf the siason.
This weeks attraction Is a
tllona ywanson plav In r.llnot
(ilvng slnry, "The CI real Moment." a
sum of irypsv blood thai wouldn't
mingle with llnglnnd's blue.
Next Week Hubert ItugheH story.
"The Old Nest." will set forth that
most InternalinR novel by the famous
writer with a good nst from Hold
wjii'm selei tlon, itnd the following
Hnndny Cei II H DeMllles much
talked of play with the most com
plete cast since old blograpli ilfts
"Tho Affairs of Anotole," with W.i.
lsce Held, Theodore Itnlierts, Wmul.i
lllawley. Hebe Dnnlels. Itn num I
I Mutton and others will belli to tin ill
the audience In kcepimx with lln
liacki;roiinl, which the io.in iKeuii ni
i has made for Tulr.l ' tlwnii rgoerx
ind winter.
studio;! front oilier h'c't
im i the country, the ! mi eh
will beiome ni'itto
The ri'gMratlon m bed tile just com
pleted will begin Wednesday, when
..I" Jlllllllin iiiiu lii'IHiioi will oi'HIll
Ho enroll at 3 o'clock In the aftot-
ttoon. Tho Hophomores will follow
Ihelr upper clainmen by enrolling
Thursday ut the same lime. The
frenhliV will net a i-him e to select
their MUdleH 1'rid.iy at o'cloiK
' HOLD CATHOLIC CONVENTION
r'.u."
I lot Mi-otltur ol Moli I "tincll l!i i
, 1 1 1 1 n
ef ",c
W i-iHH
it I'll'l-'lt to eeif
, , , nil r u'K
.lHllltr ol .liltl i ouiieu licit- r i i l
towiiitnlHoi lletv SiinibH. 111(111' IH ArVCHlCM (III
The goernni' nl i
Africa has iippolnte
t-xtilore Ibe i'outnr
the piob tide mi' t i sf
for wilier.
f Hi It ish Must
I an i mio ' I'1
Mid ii m . 1 1 im
of .ll llllMK wi l'i
mtf nnrlinn. litiAu'tei? .ivnellv w IV
speeiators Inclined to nnnlyr.e the I this fall
r Tour UsunildinTROOM SHORTAGE IN SCHOOL
mush', ntmosphete nnrt picture.
'ibirty days' woik was none our- ,..,, ,.1.,1 will lie Mor.- CYoh.ImI
lays that th aiajmtic Vl...r r,.,.., i-.,.r ip.for,.
With lomidetiCn "f the tow nddl-
wonlth poured out Into the llfo of thn
country in tho trroat characters shniimr thu 11
haH oducatud. Many of the Rreat thinter was 1 loscd for tedeciirntlng I
men wlto Itavn maile HiiKlund, look 'and remodeling. A lu'l force or
down on you as you go from 1 ollepi . workmen labored dnv and night to
college, one o: (lie largest, if 1 complete tho changes bcf.u-e th(.
.1. ' ..1. ...I .. I. .1 I ..A..I..,. O x... r. ...
m iiviiuioi null' ( oi'.'iiiii, .--i i-ot
l'i d Liverpool, Chester, the bike dls- to preach. Nothing haw so
to
not the largest, Is Christ's Church
college. Ileie we i.iw tho picture
of John Woaley adorning the walls.
In Lincoln, ono of the ttmaller col
lege, whero lie was fellow, we saw
hla picture ngaln. had his room
pointed out to us where tln first
Methodist meeting was held; also
stood In his pulptt whero he atood
lm-
fl't tho HhakiMtie.ire country in
cluding n visit to Warwick and Ken
tlworth Cnitles, and ()-ford nnd
Tmdnn. ho far. We hope to go. to
the continent this week.
'Liverpool Is 11 great commercial
lty of much Interest. Old Chester
wns the stronghold of the Homans
when they ruled this country In the
beginning of thn Christian era. A
long walk around tho Hainan wnll,
passing tho towers that overlook the
city, makes this visit a thing not to
be forgotten. '
IjiiUit Country ltruiitlfiil.
"Tho lnke country Is as beautiful
as tho many stories about It would
lend one to believe. W had de
lightful rides on two or threo of tho
most beautiful of these lakes. At
Orassmere. Wad.iworth spent most i
of his fruitful days; here he Is
burled. Southey s homo Is at Kes
wick, a nenrby village. PeQutncy
also lived nt the formor place for
many yearc, and In this sime coun
try was Samuel and Hartley Cole
ridge's homo. It is not h.arj to neo
why these poets sought this country
for It Is beautiful beyond descrip
tion. "Stratford on Avon Is n good city
of perhaps 10,000 people. Every
thing thero 1h Shakespeare. Ono al
most feels that It Is consecrated
ground as he visits thn blrthplar,, of
this Immortal genius. The docu
ments thero will convince one that
tho representations made by this city
aro true. Moro than fifty times tho
namo of John Shakespeare, Wil
liam's father, appears on- records
and other documents In this city,
nnd many times ono sees tho name
of his Illustrious son. W'o enjoyed
very much a mile walk out to Ann
llathawny's cottage and found 1'
Interesting Indeed.
Vl.sltiil Many CaMlcM.
"I shall not attempt to describe
tho castles of Warwick and Kenll-
worth. CJrcat strongholds built to I
mako safe tho lords of thn cnntlo
pressed us In Knglatnl as this gteat
her ). Last Thursday, scaffolding
taking a half carload of lumber,
filled thn Interior of the theater, no
MirpetH nor draperies were up, and
the tnsk was far from finished Yei
Irrdny every detail, even lo the fin
ishing touch of polted pn'ms and
ferns on the pl.'itfni 10. in tho foer
anil outside. the thi.iter, was coin-
dele. The walls have been rrdc
Hon of the high b ho. I s I ah- id two
1 mir in the future. Tulsn hbMt - Moid
tinea n more serious room vhorMt 1
! tills Scar thin evei befme
I With close to 2,no0 itU'lenlH ex
ported to en' oil, tt nh'Ts nnd offi
. lib iniko an- UMng every means
1 t'l'HiblO to mi'li ' me the HCtmuH
hanhlrnp Tin u.1l.1r si ho.d bo ly
, nt the close or seine I lust year n
I ceeded 1,600 nnd with ibe enroll
nn nt of oevi nil bundled freshmen
' coupled with the annual Influx of
university. We could only think of I orated ni t -paneled nnd -are flnlslu
our poverty in tho grent cruise It 1 1,1 such n way ns to give the Im-
wns a significant fact that nearly I preiwlon of being taptHtrled. The
every one of thine colleges at Ox-1 ib'. nnitlvn touc hes In tit,, main nudi
ford was founded by wttio ono man. I lorlum are in tose anil gold, and In
a man who had n vision of what , (be foyer are In gray and slh er. The
V' GIRLS FROM 15 STATES
IN CRESCENT COLLEGE
his money might do,
"We havo now been In London
since Saturday. Have visited West
minster, worshiped at .Kt. Paul's
Sunday, and went to
chapel Sunday night,
very homo of Methodism, and hoi
we slood with uncovered bend at
the grave of John Wesley. Fletcher.
Adnm Clark nnd llenson ure nlio
burled near Weley -Adam Cl.irk
Immediately bv his side. It was holy
ground nn which we stood. Just
ncross thn road was the grave of
Mrs. Wesley, the mother nt Meth
odism. "llecomlngly, our "first service for
the Heumenlcal conference will bo
held In this chapel, which Is
a good sized church."
FISH.
Hum-
TULSANS HOOK BIG
IKkUoix O'llcrn nml Carney
Luck on I'ai'lflc Coitsl,
LONO HHACH, Cai. Sept. -I.
Two residents of Tuba, Okla., Poc
tor O'llcrn anil P. ft', Carney, pan
siinrcin on tho launch b'rancH c,
broke tho spell In albacorn fishing
ycturdny, hooking six of the finny
tribe, one of which weighed 40
pounds. They were caught In chan
nel waters, went of the steamer lano.
Tho pnrty hnd set oat for sword
fish but the rough wnters Interfered
with tho working of tho kite. The
change of bait from flying fish to
sllvor fitriker, proved advantageous
to the middle westerners. Tho 40
pound fish wll be mounted by Poo
tor O'llcrn as a trophy from the
I'arlflc coast. This albac.iro wns
said to bo the largest caught In lo
cal w.iterw this season.
aisles of the auditorium, both up-
stairs nnd down, and tho floor of.
the foyer nr carpeted with a soft
mid velvety finished enrprt. The .
City HoiuVh 1 ""i office hns been moved farther
Here Is thn i out In the foyer. Mural deornlln!
lit th,. foyer depicts early theatrliall
bltsory. The general effect of the
theater In lis new state Is one of i
binuty and nt artistic pet fecilon. He-1
twuen $9,000 and JH'.OOO has been,
spent on Improvements.
Mas Augmented OrcliiMrn. '
The on hestra has been augmented '
by tho addition of new plneiH audi
pieces and Is now the largest pm
feShionul oichestra In tho state, j
llalpb Talbot, the owner of the1
really I theater, said last night. Undi'r the
Iflclent leadetblp of T. Ilerrlck i
who lias been with Tnlbot for the.
last 10 years. It plays the beat iniisl"
in a way that Is a satisfaction to
lovers of It. The organ console hi"
been moved to tho south side of tho
theater, entnlllng a change ot some
1,500 connections.
ThrtiiiKb grills overhead four six
foot electric fans keep the air of the
.Iniilor College III Onrl.H Completing
r.iiriillmctil Nenilj One .Month
liarl) i Spaces Awilliibli: fur
Oklahoma (ill Is.
Crescent College for (llrls nt
Hureka Mprlngs, Arkiins.is, In closing
I Its room i hart its the limit of eighty
I glrli will be rem bed within tho
.week. In order to wartnnt tho rail
rond to run n special I'ullmati from
'Oklahoma City exclusively for Cres-
cent students, it lind tuyii arranged!
I to give picicrcine in ii ii-w ioiom
girls from Oklahoma. Who or write
I for catalog, view book, room rcser
1 Mitlon, etc.
Crescent occupies a unliiun posl
i tlon nui'in girls' colleges. II lliiilts
lis enrollment to eighty girls and
each year helects tin se eighty from
among many morn applicants. While
lull work Is serious nnd accredited,
girls me encournged to 'piny, swim,
dnnce, and work In close contact
i with teacher of strong Christian
pcrromillty, with tho imiin Inteirst
I nnd enthusl.'isrii. Crescent recog
nized years ngo Ihta students must
ineaier cooi anil irusn. rioor veniu- .. i. ,.,.,. ,.,i i,-,i,i,i- if rolt nn
ntlon afforded by Mr fans In the,,,, ,1V' ;.;tlHtnrt(,ry. Crescent maln
basemcnt and grills, keep the air i ,, a llPautlf ill Spring I-iko and
coming from below, washed nn (,,,,,,,,. ,llr. ,.x, lllH,v r
cool. Itji Its comfortnblo scats and I ltH students. Harh Individual stu
soft lights, the Uiiater's g. neml , llr,nl ,,.c,.ives peraonnl enro niM at
ntm..phere Is condui Ive to physical; tentlon from tuicliers. There exists
enmlort wniln tile pictures are ne
ing
1
enjoyed.
ourth.' the
picture Talbot, who
Tulsa I'ndertaklng Co. can save
you one-half. I'hsno Osago RC 1 G.
AKT MMillS'l IN I'AINTI.V
W. I. SILVE
Till; I'KKM'll AllTIT
Tu n l.lrnlttil Niniilicr
ef Mietciit
riioNi. os.n.i. sit'ii.it
heto no extravagance In dross, no
snobblshtK ss, though students attend
from fifteen to twenty different
Btiiten. Thero will bo approximately
tw etity-flvo in the Oklahoma group.
The reason for Crescent's popular
ity nnd growth aro obvious. Thn
best evlulinco la found In thn fact
that tho iootn chart 1h closing n
month enrli while oilier schools re
port a lb i lino In enrollment. Ad
ilres descent College, Hox W,
Unrel.a Springs, Arkansas. Advt.
Advt. " " '' - mi in
Tlie new
sogar-coafed
chewing &uni
which everybody likesyou will. too.
A delicious peppermint flavored sugar jacket
around peppermint flavored chewing sum that
will aid your appetite and digestion, polish
your teeth and moisten your throat.
By the makers of
"After Every Meal"
B121
About 100 deb gates to tbo slate,
entiietitlott of the stite coiiik ofj
Catholic men itsm mbb d at llntilj
Tulsn Sunday aflerto on for tl.. first
meeting of the oi gaM n't m held
In nklah 'to i Afti i Im iciing
b.islnr-s, the following "Ml its w i re i
, ben, I
.1 II Morrow Haiti. smIIi pretl.
, I . i t , .1 .1 Mi ill i vv, Tol'-1 vhepusl.
ii.oit. Tbotiois W idi, Mn low, t.' ,
t.lM 'te'isnici. Mo low was also
ii. inn d ib I' n.ile to lb n iti toil i on-
(7i7f of Auto Theft
I'Ynnk 1'bilr of Tnl."a w.i. atresied
In Kimaafl Clt, Mo. Httardri In
,osihsIoii of a stolen 'it . 1 1 1 In he
loiiBli.g tn Hirl Tiffany of Tulsa..
ii mil ti ir to , mcsicn rt'clvrd by
Mile l, lb e ben lute flitllrdui n1L'it.
Tne offn ,ts left funday mori.ing
In bring Hl.ilr to Tiisa to fa o a
charge of auto theft.
Whit Ii claimed to Im the first
entirely eli.trlcally drlMti saw mill
'n the world Is In Maine, rurren"
oi It obiiltiid from a high power
transmission line.
Spectacle Johnnie Says
The Ku-Klux K!an
catt i lean Tu'oi i i
mi nn to do it. r.
f.imillea and tun
can't buy high n
In 1a kets and
II Is S'll 1 ' I
era but t In 1 1
.lo gnat antei d
booltegcers and he i" ilnv
I t el nUt of I ' -il' Mill of
is one thing lbe ( in I d, tic v
giouml b uses any W" I I
I
ste b'liooK desli i d In 10 Scat Ktiariuiteed f mines mi sl, ib 1 1
complete sn i tin h s or eyeglasses, either leading or duiani l mn
at only Jli 00 And here Is another Hung they can't do tiny i n t
buy the get. nine one tdece blfouila far and mar vision, gn nnd inio
the sanie b tmed, any .site, any sliiipe or slvle lenses, . ..n,l. i. In
iuiv style frame or niountlng at only 10 on itiilem tiny know
where to buy them, for Ibere h only one place In nklahnuii tint
Hi Us this gradt' of kooiIh at this pi-Ice and Hint Is at 111 Soiiib !'
tin axenue, one nml a half blinks south of the I'tis.o m nn n,
Tulsn, Ok la. Now they can do It. And they urn giiur.inti i d snIN
factory Should nu get n pnlr that falla lo gtvo you pet led i-.ion
we will gladly exi hnnge with nu for a pair to iorrc. tly fil y.
without charge. W'o nlve six daya to test them mil. If you cant
tell In six days mi do not ii I glimaes W'e have hnndieds of
mllsflcd enstomets In Tulsa lounlv. I'otir nnd u hull n iih In
business In Tu'wi, okln. Krinember, leosen giound In tbuc h m h
If necesaary.
Our Watch, Clock and Jewelry
Man Guarantees All Work
Quick Results
John lias ivntcil ii sus In his More (i u flrsl-class unrkmnii,
This man has a family and Is hero to stay, lie lias bail I'll .years'
cipciicuci'. Mioilbl be fall o repair your watch In u Hi(lsfu lory
wo) he will gbull) inal.c iitijlhlng giasl llial be nicrlixikcil,
John the Ring Man
111 South lloHlnii Aiciine, 1 14 lllocl.s S011II1 of 1'ilwsi Station
William Walter Terry
I'lAXII S'l l IHO
(It I Sottlli Cincinnati
Hume Owige MM I
MANN'S HAT SHOP
Nn. IA llifl I'lflli SI., Mn.tslr llldr.
Iniltrs Veil for a (dlinpss ef th.
Mtifirt, New lists
01OWH
CIGARETTES
Union Kfndo from (rfio. rich
ilpo old Kentucky and Vlr
gltiln Nnturifltnvored Hurley
Thu l'uti'a in the Smoke.
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