The Tulsa Star (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 7, Ed. 1, Saturday, January 4, 1919 Page: 3 of 4
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The Creole System
Hair Grow ins; is the Best
The Creole Sj stem of growing hlr li the right ijiteni .It has pleased
the most fastldlotv. It will please you.. It Is posltirely reliable.
Madam Hunt is the ablest and the most skillful hair eulturist in the
city. .Her pleasing msnner and skill will at once conrlnce yon. Come
and glre her a trial. 310 N. Elgin Phone 10W
DKEAMLAND THEATKE
NUMIIEIt 2.
Will bo Opened In Muskogcc
Januiiry IS
Mr. J. V. Williams relumed from
Muskogee Wednesday where he
closed the deal for Ihe "Wigwam"
Theatre which will hereafler he
known us Dreamland No. 2.
The Johnson-Fisher Stock Compa-
ny will open litis Theatre with "The
Slacker" featuring "Hahy" Fisher
and "llumsky." The chorus will re-
ceive several new meinhers and the
singing will he a fealure of Ihe open-
ing. In tuldition to the excellent
program hy this high-class Vaude-
ville Company. That great picture
"The Whip" will he seen al Ihe open-
ing. Considerable money is heing
spent to make Dreamland No. 1! one
of Ihe hest play houses to he found
anwhere In this country and we
are confident the people of Muskogee
will he liheral in their encourage-
ment anil feel conlldcnt that they
will make good in Muskogee.
HILL HOY DIES WITH PNEUMON-
IA AETElt SHOUT ILLNESS.
Frilz Hill eight years old so of Mr.
and Mrs. ltichard J. Hill died at his
parent's home in Fairview Addition
Monday afUrnoon at 2:30 o'clock
after a few days Miles with pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held
in the First aplltist church Tuesday
afternoon under the auspices of the
International Hihle Students organi-
zation of this city. Mr. Hill whols
himself an ardent memher of this
ofganiatinn delivered u masterful
oration over the remains of his son
appealing to his audience lo use common-sense
reasoning in the study of
the and in following ils holy man-
dates. The funeral sermon was preached
by n Mr. McCoy (white) who is one
of Ihe leaders of the International
Hihle Students organization in this
city and n friend lo Ihe Hill family
k The remain were entered Wednes-
day afternoon under the direction of
Ihe Jackson undertaking enmpan).
YOUNKMAN'S RED CROSS PHARMACY
Hotel Itrmly Tulsa Oklahoma Phone 8JJ"
Have Your Prescriptions Filled Here Correctly and n.t Right
We handle all kinds of Itubber Goods Trusses Elastic Stocking
to Your Measure.
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
Uemember It Is Tho
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE
IN THE BRADY HOTEL
Mrs. Martha Crawford of Pales-
tine Texas arc among those who
have recently joined our list of sub-
scribers. Dr. II. J. Watson Tulsa Okla. a
Houston product and one of the
leading Ilacc physicians of the soon-
er city spent several days in the city
last week visiting relatives and ming-
ling with friends. Houston (Texas)
Observer.
LOST A small teacher's llible
about 2 inches thick with leather or
morrocco binding. Lost Sunday
December 20 at A. M. K. church or
at Mrs. Hell's cofe on north Green-
wood avenue. The names Mancli M.
Woodford Mary C. Watson and Wil-
son H. Woodford were written on a
fly leaf in said Bible. Finder will
please notify Miss Ulancb Woodford
phone 0759 or return lo 511 north
Klgln and receive reward.
This Hihle is highly treasured as :i
keepsake in memory of dead parents.
11. W.
The first job of printing The Star Mr. I C. Lewis brother of Mr. II.
received in the New Year came G. Lewis of this city who arrived on
from that eminent church man. Dr. a visit during the Christmas holidays
C. It. Tucker Oklahoma's choice has declared his intentions of hecom-
for the Bishopric in the great A. M. log a fullflcdgcd Tulsnn. His former
K. church. home is in Louisann.
Northington-Dickens
Drug Co.
Druggs Sodas Perfumes and Toilet Articles Tobaccos and Cigars
' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
GIVE US A TRIAL
Phone Osage 8307.
101 North Greenwood Ave. TULSA OKLA.
Mrs. Thomas Duckcry of Parks-
'dale Arkansas is in Hie city visiting
her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs.
N. Duckcry 1033 S. Carson.
LOST lllack velvet handhag with
small headed coin purse inside. The
handhag was lost Sunday night De-
cemher 20. Finder will please
I phone Kill) and get reward of $5.00
NEWS NOTES FKOM NEW11V
Newhy Okl.ihoma Dec. 30 1'JIK.
The streets of llrislow were deco-
! rated Saturday with our hojs from
Ihe Camps. Every one extended lo
them a hearty welcome.
Miss M. Daniels was married to
Mr. (Icorge Cash Sunday. The cere-
mony was performed at Ihe home of
Ihe hride.
Mr. . Wilson and Mr. Will Waters
of Newhy attended the mass meet-
Fug in Tulsa HuVwcck.
Mrs. Kiln Hurl is in Oklahoma City
visiting her sister.
Miss Mahel ltoper was married
December 2(1 to Mr. T. Hill at Ihe
Deep Fork school house. We all
wish them much Joy and happiness.
Mr. J. C. Cornelius has purchased
for himself 32 acres of land one mile
south and one mile west of Newhy.
Mr. Cornelius has two children in
Ihe Langston University; one of
llieni Miss Yarndee Julius will grad-
uate Ibis year.
Mr. Kills one of our young men
who is in Francereports lo his fath-
er that he has done some hard fight-
ing and as a result he is now in Ihe
hospital.
An entertainment was given F'ri-
day night at the school bouse by the
Kaslern Star sisters. 9111.00 were
raised.
Mr. Sam Crosby one of our young
men returned home from the Camp
will) an honorable discharge.
Mr. U I). Daniel has purchased an
80 acre tract of land three miles due
north of Newhy and is now building
a nice modern five room house. Mr.
ltoper is the contractor.
George Criner has laught some of
Ihe while people on Deep Fork thai
it is not always a good idea lo im-
pose on a man because he is black.
Some Colored men don'l mind pull-
ing the trigger when it becomes nec-
essary. Mr J. II. Houston has also purchas-
ed 80 acres of land one and a half
mile north of Newby and is now pre-
paring to build.
Prof S. II. Senley is visiting his
sister In Luther.
Julius Hell Iteporter.
Miss Kthcl Temple of Checotah
was in the city during the holidays
visiting relatives. She left Sunday
for Uingston to resume her studies
in the Stale University.
Mrs. Frcnchic Smith is iccovcring
from the Influenza.
IThe Red Wins Hotel
52 Strictly Modern Rooms
A Placfl For The Host People
HED WING HOTEL COLUM
Mr. George W. Smilh of Grii)snn
Okla. registered at Ihe lied Wing
Hotel.
Hon. K. K. McD.iniel a prominent
citizen of McAlester Okla. was Un-
gues! at the Ited Wing last Tuesday
d
Miss C. II. Illllaid of Muskogee
spent the holidays visiting with
fi lends. While in the cil she was
the guest of the Hed Wing Hotel.
Mr. II. F. Hrown or Holey Okla..
was among the popular guests reg-
istered at the lied Wing Hotel last
Tuesday.
You cHii-lind-plenly of llne.-niee
clean comfoi table rooms (transient
or for permanent guests) al tho lied
Wing Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nelson of Hay-
wood Okla. were guests at Ihe Ited
Wing Hotel last Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Hoscoe Dungce Editor of Ihe
lllack Dispatch nt Oklahoma Oily
was among the guests who registered
at Ihe Ited Wing Hotel last Tuesday.
OUU KATES PKU DAY: 50c 7rc
and $1.00. Per week: $3.00.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Presley had as
their guests last F'rlday Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Nelson and their little daugh-
ter Glads of Muskogee Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Godfrey of
Guthrie Okla. are legislcreil at the
Hed Wing Hotel uud will make it
their home.
Mr. J. II. Gray of Muskogee was
visiting fi lends during the holidays
and while in the city slopped at Ihe
lied Wing Hotel.
Mr. C. llraggs of McAlester Okla.
was at the Hed Wing Hotel last week.
Mrs. N. .Mitchell who has been con-
lined lo her room on account of 111-
NEW CIKCULATOK
The Star is indeed glad to state
thai we have .secured a real eirculu-
lor who will begin a canvass of he
clly Monday. He will look after
both The Dallv and Weekly Slurs
and we ask our people to encourage
him.
The Elephant Trunk Factory car-
ries ai ad in this issue and those who
arc In need of any thing in their line
will fine them reliable.
The revival al Ihe A. M. 15. Church
which has bee a decided success
closes Sunday night. Much good has
has been accomplished.
The Charity Hall at Ihe Convention
Hall was largely attended; the in-
clemency of the weather kept many
away.
Mrs. O. B. Smithcrmau and little
daughter Carol both have been sick
during the week.
Mr. 15. P. Marshall contractor and
builder of Muskogee was in the city
on business Thursday.
Dr. Y .II Sims of Muskogee was In
Ihe city Thursday attending the ex
ecutive commllte meeting of the Un-
ion Liberty League.
T11R STAIt JOB PIHNTING denart-
ment Is now iirenurcil to do all kinds
of classy printing and do it In a hur
ry. Give us your next job.
Why not join our big family of
readers; you owe it lolbe race to sub-
scribe for Ihe Slar.
Our own Hev. H. A. Whltaker was
one of the consplclous delegates at
the 15ual Bights convention which
met in Washingto 1). C recently.
This popular Baptist minister may
always he depended on to do his bit
for the race.
S
J. T. Prsley J. Proprietor.
The Host Arranged and Best Con-
duccted Colored Hotel in the Coun-
try. If you want first class accom-
modations slop nt same
RATES PKR DAY. ..CO .75 $1.00
SPEO'L RATES BY THE WEEK
ness is able o be up ag.iiu.
Mr. K. I). I.iuwnod of Muskogee
Okla. registered at the Ited Wing last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Hard) who
hae been sick arc on Ihe mend.
We hope for Ibeinii speed) reenwr).
Mr. 15. M. Sullivan of Perry Okla.
Mr. I.. Heed of Deggs Okla. and Mr.
Willie Stephens of Oklahoma City
were registered at Ihe Ited Wing last
week.
Mrs. Ma) me Moore of Oklahoma
Clly and Mrs. Bessie Thompson of
Ibis city were scry pleasant callers
al Ihe-Ited Wing last Wednesday.
Mmc. Arizona Carr of Shawnee
Oklahoma was at the Ited Wing last
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. It. Iluglllies of Memphis Tciiu.
registered at Ihe lied Wing Wednes-
day and will make it his home.
Dr. C. V.. Smith has been indispos-
ed for Ihe last several da)s. His
friends wish for him a speedy recov-
ery. Mr. I). W. Filmorc with the Klliolt
and Hooker branch store at llrislow
Okla". was (be gifest al Ihe Hed Wllltf
on New Year.
Attorney 15. I. Saddler relumed
last Saturday after spending Xinas
with his family jiiGulhrleiOkla.
Dr. S. 15. Kimhrough (Dentist)
spent the holidays isiling in Oklaho-
ma Clly.
Mr. W. A. Henlie and Attorney
A. G. W. Sango were at Ihe Hed Wing
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Ited Wing is a nice place lo
live and )our lespcct is gauranlecd.
Watch thin column each week for
Ited Wing News.
The Colored man in Oklahoma
must wake up along al lines. The age
of dreaming has pascd.
Mrs. Jossie L. Murphy has ictiirned
lo th clly after spending the holi-
days with her parents al lleiiliesville.
The l)ully Slar will make its ap-
pearance as usual Monday. It is the
management to make it a much larger
paper in Ihe near future.
Dr. 15 C. Smith has been indisposed
for several days.
Mr. ltichard II. allrrison returned
lo his post at uTIlahassee Friday af-
ter a pleasant week's visit in our
clly.
If )ou know an) thing or Inleresl
as local news phone Ihe Star olllee
NINI5 - TIIHCIi - ONE. Dili.
TO MAKE DISAIILED SOLDIEIJS
SELF- SUPPOHTING
ashinglon I). C. Jan. .'1 1010
Announcement is made hy I5m-
mi'lt J. Scoll Special Assistant to
the Secretary of War. that this uen-
crous government of ours in keep
ing with its time-honored policies
and traditions of justice proposes
lo make liberal provision for Ils sol-
diers of whatever race color or
creed who return from the bailie
front disabled or handicapped in
any way to resume their places as
workers in the civilian life of the
world.
Don't gel it in )our mind that
The Slar has it in for you; we are
running a paper for all Ihe people
and ask you lo take bold and help
make It a success.
As has been our policy in Ihe past
it shall be our highest ambitions
in Ihe fill ore In strive for the best '
Interest of our Hace. Fighting the
battles of our people at home ant
abroad will inevcrlahly be our walch
word during Ibis year. Depend on
us.
FEATURING
Clear Away
Prices
In Aleuiv Lines.
KKiar--ri.r--TT"S:2'0:
Deep Cut on Women's Apparel
The Styles the Quality Nor tho
lJriee Can J Jo OupTiented JSlsewhero
C3-3r --- r-r -" -
We s ill lie willing to Sell )ou gar-
ments on p.i menlH.
MILLINEItY SPECIALS
All Wilder Hats must go. We have
arranged these lots.
One lo win Hi 3-1.(10 choice $1.05
Olio lot worlh $10.00 choice ..$1.15
One lot worth up to .Sill i holci' 37.00
PLUSH COATS
Itegul.ir $.15 Plush cn.ils at.. 22.5 1
llegular 315 Plush Coals al 3.10.00
llegular 3(1(1 Plush Coals at $10. 15
ltegulnr.75 Coats al $511011
llegular 385 Plush Coals al 350.05
s'llleglar s'.MI Coals al s"i8.85
CLOTH COATS
tigiil.irSIL' kiIiii-m Chilli CnatH $.H.f."i
icgular ."i miIiu-s Clolh Coals 310.85
.tf'ir.'l':: ili:) s.inpi.x niA ji'pmi
MENS SUITS
llegular slL.50 Men's Suits at .y.1.85
llegular SI5.IIII Men's Suits al $l2r.O
llegular n'JO.OII Men's Suits at $11.85
llegular 2.i.(MI Men's Suits at 310.85
MEN'S OVERCOATS
llegular 312.50 Overcoats at $ 8.15
llegular 315 Men's Overcoats al $11.15
llegular $20 Men's Overcoats at 1 1.05
llegular 325 Men's (hcrcoals at SIS. 15
J ho Popular lJrioo Store
T. W. Coverdale
"Tnr"mm i i i ii in i ii i in ii if in ii m iiiMum iiiiiii
JO'i Sot it Alain Street.
We do nil kinds o licfuilrJtif Worlc on
Tr units Bags and Suit
Cases.
Mnlco Old Traveling BnxrnrG Loolc
siico New.
Elephant Trunk Factory
lJhonoSS8li. IOiJ South Main.
The Exchange Insurance Company
UNDER HTE DIRECT SUPERVISION OP THE STATE LAWS
OF OKLAHOMA.
Writes: Life Health and Accident Polices Unrestricted
All Industrial Claims Paid Directly From This Office
AGENTS Wanted. Liberal Commission
Headquarters at Muskogee. Branch Offico 511 N. Hartford St.Tulsa
S. 0. SMITH (lenernl Superintendent 511 N. Hartford St.
Home Undertaking Co. No. 2
ijiuierinicers nnu
Automobile
Hearse and
Up-to-Date
Service
Wo Carrv
a Full Line
Of Up-to-JDate Fujnishings
14. W. RAGSDALE MGR.
1 1 ( t c i : DAY -1280; Nifiht 3529. TULSA OKLA
xrURJIJlU
t manncsaiehcxsai
-o- -t-
WOMEN'S SUITS AT $1.13
One lot of Suits in sl)le.s for Women
and Misses llegular values to 325
go al Dual disposal price of $1.85
Small Sizi'H only
O IIIEIt ItGDUCTIONS
One lot of llegular $.10 Suit values.
All fiihiics and shades. Choice
" $10.85
Other IiiIh nt $22.50 $27.13 $32.50
$37.8.-1 to $.-0.
SPECIALS IN SEPARATE SHIHTS
1.00 value Separale Skirts at $2.05
8.50 values Separale Skirts at $5.85
SI 11.00 values Separale Skirts al $7.05
$12.50 value Separale Skirls at $7.05
$15.00 value Separate Skirls al $ILfi5
EVENING DUESSES AT $1.1.15
One lot or 5(1 evening gons. Choice
of Ihe Ihiesl materials and in all Ihe
favored shades. Special for this
wwk al $1.1.15
Mail) other kinds of dresses lo select
from up to $:i5.00
Blenched Sheeting .... 75c.
iM Shceliug al 50c
MUSLIN
23c Bleached .MuhIIii at 20c
HOYS UNION SUITS $1.25
Ages up lo Id Extra Heavy Fleeced
Our llegular $1.75 lincfor $1.25
MU.VS UNION SUITS
Hilibed or heavy Fleeced our $2.(5
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Smitherman, Andrew Jackson. The Tulsa Star (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 7, Ed. 1, Saturday, January 4, 1919, newspaper, January 4, 1919; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc72778/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.